that is awesome to hear it in. You do have that first job you are working now and you got you will get to that story. I'm real excited to share how you found that first position. But you're basically peeling back the layers of medical coding. It's all new to you. You're looking, you found a career that may work. When did you realize that, hey, I might actually like coding as a career? During my schooling, I, so as you know, like with this, this program, you have to take anatomy, physiology, I hated all of that. Like, it's just, it seemed like the background work. And yes, you need it in order to know what you're talking about. But then once I actually started coding within my curriculum, like, I was like, wow, this is something really cool, you know, because nobody else knows what all these numbers mean, but I do. And like, I would get my own medical bills in the mail and I'd be like, oh, I know what that code means. And I don't know. It's just, it's just kind of cool to have that knowledge and work through the books and there's there's not always an answer for every like medical diagnosis but I don't know there's always an answer that you can put in the like documents for instance like at my my job now like, oh, well, they didn't have that exact thing done, but it's like, that's okay, insurance will, we'll work it out. And if it's not an acceptable code, they'll deny it and then you work through another code. So. Okay. Well, going back to your exam, so you said, you know, you took your course, you took the APC practice exams