open up your books and go through the coding classes and the exercises and just study. You know, just be ready. Get your books ready. All tabbed up, all highlighted. And just take a deep breath. You got 100 questions now? 100 questions. Is it 100 questions now? I know that the time went down to, yeah, four hours, 100 questions. You know, there's going to be a little bit of everything there. Just be very familiar with your coding books. Be familiar with your coding books. Try not to memorize stuff. You can't memorize that much stuff, but know where things are when you see a question that talks about a certain diagnosis or procedure. Oh, I know what that is in the book. That will save you so much time instead of, you know, I didn't do a lot of going into the index because I knew my book. I knew where to go to get the information that I needed. Between having that knowledge that from going through, just out of curiosity and looking through all the different pages and sections and tabbing, you're pretty well set. Yeah, absolutely. Well, El Saline, outside of coding, what kind of things do you do? You're in beautiful Florida, so I'm sure there's a lot to do. But are you a reader, are you an outdoor adventurist? What kind of things round out who you are? I did a lot of running. I started, I saw my, my husband and my friends started to just started