you know, and that's just another thing about being well versed in the guidelines and the CPT book and the ICD 10 book. If you don't know how to navigate through those books, it's going to take you a lot of time to where you might run out of time to do the exam. So become familiar with the books. Yes. And definitely utilize process of elimination. Yes and study because if you don't if you're not a hundred percent certain about something then the study guide will guide you to where you need to be. It really does. I have like four of them so and I have the specialty books and everything and I mean they come in handy I mean I use them in my everyday life so. Good I love that. We I know I gave you an initial run-through of the questions we were going to talk about in the beginning and I did not mention this, so if I'm catching off guard, I apologize. Outside of exam resources that AAPC provides, are there other AAPC products that you like practice code, for example, that you use, you have feedback on those? Yeah, I do use, we do use codify at my organization. And it's a plethora of information. I mean, it's overwhelming at times, but it's extremely easy to use once you get it. And once you, you know, get the rhythm down, I use it almost every day. So it's just, it's just somewhere that it's