but definitely don't leave any question blank. When if you're down to like the last couple minutes of the exam, just fill in whatever bubble because you have a higher chance of getting that right versus you leaving it blank. Yeah, you have zero chance of getting it right if it's right. Right. Oh, man. So you at this time, you're still working with United Health Care. Yes, yes. So I was working with United Health Care. And luckily for me, we all start. So my supervisor that was there at the time, we all started together at the same entry level. So a lot of people were moving up very quickly in that call center and that career. And so when I told her, hey, like I got I got it, I passed my CPC, I'm going to start looking for a coding job because I was trying to find a quarter job is actually a claims position and it was remote but the qualifications was for it was one grade higher than what I was so I didn't qualify I qualify for everything else just not pay grade or the not the pay grade but the the grade that they call it and so I was like you know I can't work for United Health care in this position because I don't qualify but I do want to try to find a coder job and she was super understanding understanding. And so she just said, yeah, go for it. Like, I support you. And so she just said, when you find it, let me know. And then we can, you know, go from there. It's like, OK