you know, be it if the family was here, how would I gain that quiet focus? Still now with the pandemic, my husband works remotely as well. We have dealt with, you know, I have two college-age young adults and we've had to work that out when they were home during during that time last year. And so again, it, I believe it's a skill set worth learning and talking with your family and everyone being on the same page. I think that that's just a great message. If you are watching this and considering studying and preparing for the AAPC exam, make sure you have everybody on board and because there is sacrifice involved. There certainly is and this is something that requires you know full attention. Coding is something that's highly specified and that was one of the things that I was training my brain during the study months was was focus, you know, how to have a high degree of attention to detail. And so yeah, and I'm glad because as we age, we want to challenge our brain, right? It's kind of like, you know, it's exercise for the brain. That's what I look at coding. Coding has so many benefits for the payer, the patient, the physician, and even for the person, because it really is, it's great learning. I highly enjoy it. Erica, here's the big question. Was all that sacrifice and that the adversity? Was it all worth it? It absolutely was worth it. I'm so grateful for AAPC, really. Again, you know