maybe had more coding experience in the background because I went like five rounds of interviews and didn't get it. So then I was really kind of yeah I was really like down on myself and then I had that conversation with you and my spirits were like lifted I'm like okay this is not impossible you sent me the links to your other I am APC interviews and I watched those and I took notes about their like tips and how they how they networked with people and so then I started not only applying for coding positions, but also billing positions. Because we all know that like billing is a huge part of coding, right? So I was like, you know what, let's just see, I'll go to the interviews, see what they can offer me, tell them that I have my CPCA and see what they can offer. And so I did that. And I landed an interview with Nebraska Orthopedics Center and went into my interview and told them all of these things. And they're like, all right, well, I think we have a position for you. So, wow. But the whole caveat was, you know, like, of course, everybody wants a remote position, right? But that's not always doable. Not right out of the gate. I mean, it's not impossible, but I was just kind of to the point on my journey where it's like, if I don't start now, in a year, I'm going to be wishing I did. Because I also contemplated taking the course that the AAPC recommends to drop that A. The practice code. Yeah, practicode. And then I got this job. And I'm like, you know what, I just