we didn't have webinars. You had to drive everywhere to get your CEUs. And they didn't offer enough in orthopedics, so I lost that certification. But when I started with homework in the risk adjustment department, I took my CRC and I passed that, and then a few years later, I took the CDO and I passed that and then a few years later I took the CDEO and I passed that. So I would have one, two, three, four, five certifications if one hadn't become defunct and one had had enough CEUs in a year. So advice point number two, maintain those C.E.U.S. Yeah. You're a good sleep. Maintain your seat and use. Well, especially, I mean, there, yes. And there's so much easier to get these days, right? Like, with like, online availability, so. Right. The, the monthly magazine, the quarterly free webinars, please your local chapter meetings. I can't even tell you how many times someone has come to me and said, I need CEUs, well you haven't been joining the chapter meetings, they're free when they're online. So join. It's two hours of your two hours of your month. Yes. So join a chapter meeting once in a while. So yeah, yeah, there are very easy ways to obtain those free CEUs to maintain your certifications. So, so let's talk a little bit about the tests themselves. Yes. Man, that first one I took was, oh, yeah. I feel like that's usually what people say is the first, it's just the shock of it, it is its own beast, and then kind of you can adjust, but please tell me about your experience. So the first one, I actually had to go to a psychiatric hospital