you have, we mentioned you have seven certifications. And I would just love to understand and see how your role as a coder has evolved. Because I feel like the seven certifications show a desire to learn more or maybe you've been put in positions that where you felt like, hey, I'm learning, I'm doing this now, so I want to be proficient in that and show that proficiency. So you mentioned you have the CANPC. Tell us about that. What is that certification? Certified anesthesia pain management coder. So when I came to my bigger hospital where we have 250 providers, I was a coder two and they put me into pain management. And this was a very, very busy office. So after I coded it for about a year, I decided to take that certification next. So I could be more proficient in it. And I thought it would be better for my career. Okay, and do you fall back on that skill set often? Yes, I do. Okay, all right. And then you have the CRC, which is risk adjustment, is that correct? Yes. Tell us about what led you to there. That is, they got me into a new role where I was like, I went from Coder 2 to senior coder. So I kind of wanted to get a little bit of everything under my belt, whether it be surgery, E&M's family med, primary care, and risk adjustment was the up and coming thing for, and it still is for all the advantage Medicare programs. So and that was nothing, that was one book that I had to take with me. Six books with me