685 members in our chapter. And if we have a question, if someone has a question, they reach out to a chapter officer. We send the question out to every single chapter member. And we get, you know, we have people who are engaged with a chapter who will respond or point us in the right direction to someone who is working in that industry, maybe from a different chapter, but network. Yeah. Networking is where you're going to get the best information on the industry. If you want to move to another specialty, you can ask someone in the chapter. It's the best way to find out where there are openings because our chapter members send us the open positions and we broadcast them. Yeah. And join the meetings. You get more information than just coding from these meetings. We have chat before the meetings begin. You know, we have quite, we have a nice little core of members who we've met through our in-person meetings but we've kept in touch with through the Zoom and we keep in touch with individuals' personal lives and it's a nice little core that we have to attend the meetings, network. Networking is one of the best ways that you can find out. Information in the industry, new positions that are available, information that you need for coding. So don't just sit in a bubble by yourself. Coding is sometimes an isolated position, isolated job duty, but that doesn't stop you for networking. Yeah, I love that. Is there anything else you want to share with the AAPC community? I have some really good recipes. What are they for and can you send them to me? Yeah