it's so less formal. You could walk into a restaurant and ask for the person in charge of hiring or the owner and have a quick chat with them and know right then and there whether you're interested or they'll know whether they're interested. And the fact that I've been in the industry all my life and I knew so many people in the area my network had just come without any deliberate work to gain that network. It just sort of organically grew throughout the years. So I could get a job anywhere at any time really even if that restaurant maybe wasn't in dire need of someone, they would seriously consider someone like me because of the credentials I had formerly. So how did you find your first job as a medical coder? So, I mean, that was the whole thing. What do I do? I'm so used to kind of being spoiled in a way where I didn't have to really gun or fight for the job at all. So now I'm starting with a completely clean slate. And I don't know that I have the skills yet. You know, I'm just thinking, I'm going off of, look, I passed the exam and I passed this course. I really love it. That's all I have to go on in my mind at that time, consciously. So I'm basically just going on the job boards and throwing up applications for coding jobs, which there weren't that many. There were a ton of billing and other administrative positions that I didn't really know were part of coding and billing per se. You know