just go in the office. It's like it's the best. You're going to be surrounded by other coders and billing people who have been doing this for a while. It truly is like the best environment for a new coder is to actually get in there and start even if it's answering the phone, you know, and being a receptionist and then if I want some point they're going to need help in the backhand. You know, somebody's going to move to another another job and they're going to, a billing position is going to open. A billing is great. It's a great start up too. You're like a billing representative. You're going to deal with codes, it won't be coding as much, but you're gonna be seeing the codes and you're gonna say, what I mean, I know that this code meets medical necessity for this procedure. So you're gonna have that advantage over anyone else who just doesn't have any. Yeah, yeah, I mean, your as a CPCA, knowing anatomy and medical terminology, all of that will shine. Yeah, in that setting for sure. All right. Well, any, any final thoughts for for someone in their career or maybe someone studying for the exam and what would you tell tell them as they prepare for what is now for our exam. What what thoughts would you share with them to help them be successful? Putting the work. Really, you're going to four or five days a week, you're going to come home and it's going to be tired, especially if you work full-time and you have a family or whether you're single, I don't know. But carve out that time. Every day you're going to find a room