and Tank is a red-nosed pit and Liberty is an Australian cattlehound. That's so fun. I think, I can't remember, I did one of these interviews a couple of weeks ago and she also had a red-nosed pit. Yeah he he's my boy. He loves me dearly so he's going to start traveling with me up to Punxatani keep me safe from the bears and the wildlife up there. I feel like in my experience everyone in the medical coding community they're all animal people. I don't know what it is but like yeah we're all into yeah the captain dogs and I love it. Yeah so I mean my whole family does that rescues and yeah it's just know, tears at my heart to see sometimes what people do to animals. So I can't watch those commercials. I know. Yeah, the Sarah McLaughlin's. Yeah, I'm glad that Butterscotch found her way to you, because it could have, what a blessing. It could have could have been badly yes it's true well thank you for sharing I mean that's exciting about your farmhouse David sounds great the animals amazing yeah yeah okay well I guess we could talk about like professional stuff if we want to yeah yeah yeah yeah I going to ask, so how did you get into medical coding? Can you tell me the trajectory of your career and how that's gone? It's not a normal entrance into medical coding. Right. And then again, nothing in my life has been normal or average. I actually got into medical coding as a contingency plan. So I was trying to transfer or get out of one industry and into another. And I decided to go back to school