it's just the city at that time wasn't allowing in-person meetings. Everything was shut down. Everything was shut down. It wasn't a possibility for my local chapter to even hold an in-person examination. So at that time it was my only option. But you know, I was nervous a little little bit about the technical difficulties and things that could happen, but it went smooth sailing. I have three dogs and a cat. And so I had my husband take the entire family out of the house for the day and peace and quiet. And at that time, it was in two sessions. And I did it both in the same day to get it out of the way. I think I allowed myself an hour break in between the two schedule sessions at that time. And yeah, it went off without a hitch. That's great. Well, so here you are in the thick of the pandemic, it doesn't look like it's ending any time soon. You're now graduated. You have your certification, your CPCA, but obviously making your way towards having that removed. Finding that first job can be so tough sometimes. Tell us about that experience for you, Maddie. Yeah, well, I mean, coming from a performing arts background, as an actor and as a dancer, I faced a lot of rejection. I got told no many, many times before I got told yes. And so, um used to that stamina and determination and realizing that it was really a numbers game kind of in the beginning. You know, I was also fortunate enough, you know, I live in New York City, so the job opportunities and the amount of applications that I can apply to for positions near me is a lot greater than