I, I, that was my second attempt. So my first thing, I was, I missed it for, I think I got 64%, which is not bad. No, pretty close. Pretty close. And second time, I finished right at one time, like three minutes before the end I was done I went through all the questions I am I am pretty sure I'm passed I passed but I don't know what happened we may be a piece here for that was something. Okay. Sounds like we're getting to the bottom of it and I'll look into that. Now, Letitia, I like to ask this as we conclude. What advice or what do you have to say to individuals who are considering a career as a medical coder or on the business side of health care? Well, I would say, what can I say to them? I said, go for it because that's something, if you like it, if you like biology, if you like medical, anatomy, medicalterminology, that's really something you can do. And if you are also a self-learner, that's pretty easy with all the tools they PC gave you. Like, everything is there. Just click on it. And, um, and I mean use all the tools everything you need is right there and right now I'm using the practical daily basis for work and that made all the difference too because yes you start with the books but as soon as you don't need the books anymore you can be like 100% online and use all the tools out there for the books or the coding. Is that codify? Yeah, codify. I'm using codify. Every day you've jumped. You no longer. I'm sure you still have your manuals, your code books nearby