Heather? I know that that's appealing to some perspective coders. Have you taken that route at all? I have worked from home for eight years now since I've left with the company to fill in Philly. So for eight years I've worked from home. And do you prefer that? Do you think it's overhyped? What are your feelings about working from home coders? I think it is definitely a learned workplace. And what I mean by that is very easy to fall into the pattern of wake up and just go to work and before you know it, you just work straight through the day. You didn't do anything else but work and you don't leave the house. And so you do have to learn time management in a different sense of you have to act like you're going to the office. Yes. The other thing I know that can happen and as the position I'm in now really work to prevent it is isolation and you know not leaving the house. Yeah. So the office has this pros because you have that live experience with your co-worker. So, you know, you have to use all the tools, zoom and, you know, the phone and figure out some creative ways to keep the commodity, you know, commodity going. Yes. So, how long have you been an APC member for? Just doing the math of my head. I'm here in about 15 years or more. Back in 2001 probably is when I joined. Okay. So what is that? That's 20 years. Yes. Yeah. Wow. And tell me about the certifications that you hold, Heather. I currently hold my CPC. Okay. Which is the standard. The CCCC and the cardiology. And I also with the instructor certification. Okay