you're good with that. Yes. All right. And I'm sure you're learning so much about anatomy and things that will prepare you for your future ambitions. Yeah. That's good. Right. That's awesome to hear. Now, you mentioned when you when you spoke about taking the exam, you mentioned time, you said the word time management. Tell us about what time management means to you in relation to the exam. Um, for time, what am I my time management for the exam is like you get two minutes around two minutes per question. You need to be fast and quick and flip through those pages super fast and find it, mark it down. And it's all just very hectic and scary. Did you know, did you know this before you took the exam that you get that the math works out to about two minutes per question? I did not know the time limit before or how many questions there were. Okay, so you just went in. Yeah. Just went in and experienced it. What advice, because you passed on your first time. Yes. What advice would you give to someone who is preparing for the exam? As I said before, go slow with your studying and also I've recommended to do practice questions because those really help prepare you for the test. Okay, all right. So practice exams. Yes. Like that. Okay. All right. All right. So what's next for you, Bridget, because you've passed. I think you're old enough to work now. I think at 15 you can start working in some states, but 16, then you can really, the door opens up even more. Have you started feeling out those opportunities to start a coding career? Yes