it was all I was preparing for the CPC and then I knew I wanted both certifications. So I was preparing for both along the way. Okay. And so you end up taking the CPC in time. What was that experience like? He's intimidating. I'm not gonna lie. We let our nerves get rid of us. But it's a very organized structure. The way they have everything proctored. The time allotment, you had to know your stuff, but the time allotment was fair. And it was definitely a challenge. You had to know all aspects of everything, all your systems and so forth. But I think the hardest part of the exam was the wait for the results. Because I think it was. So every day, you would, you knew it wasn't even there, you know, via mail. So, but you still checked it every day. So that's interesting. It is that they weren't delivered virtually like they are now back then. You had to wait in this snail mail. Yeah. So the mail, you know, you're waiting for that piece of paper in the mail to say you know, pass or failed and yeah, when I passed it was, yeah, that's a memory, you know, within itself. So each of those steps is as you proceeded, it's just awesome. Yeah, that's great. And did you take that cardiovascular specialty exam shortly after the CPC exam? I took it shortly after and I think I took it too soon because my first time I took the cardiology, I felt really good about it, but I failed by two points. Okay. Oh, yeah, I remember that too. I got those results and I cried for tutu-y. Oh, like so much, so much effort is it put into preparing, right? So all the split, sweat