you know, live and eat and it's coding all the time. Wow, wow. That's great. That's great. And what if you were to generalize a type of individual that works as a coder, you know you work with other coders now I'm sure and is there a personality type that you see that is a good fit for the coding positions? A good fit for a person to be encoding is one  that likes everything in its place. Kind of, because it kind of all just flows together and you've got to learn how to put all the pieces together and get it out to the insurance. Okay, all right. People who can take constructive criticism. Coding is a good, because you're always going to learn something new if you like to learn coding is the thing to do. Tell me a little bit about that constructive criticism, Cheryl. Give us some examples. So if a new coder may be curious and say, well, what kind of constructive criticism comes your way? Is it from your manager? Is it from the insurance companies? Tell us. From your manager or other coders and maybe we could show them how to do it a better way or a faster way that's going to help them get their work done and finished for the day. Okay, so there's always room for improvement as a coder. Yes. And I guess every facility handles things a little bit differently so there's new things to learn as you switch positions and things like that. Right, right. Okay, all right. Well, you have