what do you call it, hutspa, you know, and such ambition and such dry. They want it, they want it so bad and they're so dis- It's terribly disappointing. I know what it feels like to have failed that test. I remember when I took my CPMA, I had the flu and I was very sick and I was just like I'm never doing this again. I'm not taking this test. And I have a very, I'm very hard on myself. I want to get over a 95 on everything I do. I got a 70 on that. I had never been so happy to see a 70. When I posted my pass, I posted by grade too, because I was not at all embarrassed. I was like, that is a pass. This is on the CPMA exam. This was on the CPMA. You know, and then recently I got my CPP, another very difficult exam that I did pass. And I'm just trying to, as you're going through, and I think it's really important, as we're going through these exams and you're getting all of these certifications, which are absolutely fantastic, take the 70. Don't be disappointed in yourself. Take the pass. These tests are hard for a reason. And now I'm just like, you know, now I look at it, I just want to pass. I'm not going to put so much pressure on myself that I have to get this 90. I do shoot for 95 and above in the coursework. That I will admit to. But when I'm on the exam, I just want to pass this exam. I know I know the material. You know, I just got to let AAPC know that I know the material and then I'm well on my way and I'm out the door. I'm not saying strides for nothing by all means