but it was very invaluable because some, what I, what helped me, believe it or not, was not necessarily what I got right, but what I learned in doing it incorrectly and getting the answer wrong. Right? There's a saying that a hundred mistakes is an education if you learn from each one, and it takes diligence to learn from your mistakes instead of saying, I didn't do as well on this right on this chapter but to have the courage and the patience in the discipline to say why did I get this wrong and then to even have a resource to write an email and say here's my question because what's one of the things that I'm amazed at in today's industry is coders is the power of the provider query. Right we always hear query your provider, query your provider. Where there's a lot of communication and cognitive understanding that one needs to query our provider. And I can say that I am feel much, I felt very equipped in querying our neural surgeons, which could be, you know, actually perhaps a little intimidating for someone who is new to neuralgery. However, through those months of preparation for the exam and me being in close contact with my contact who was excellent with her responses, I was also training a skill set in communication. And that's something definitely not to take for granted because in today's world of coding, we work very closely with our physicians and making sure that we are accurate in our coding, in our coding selections. Okay, Erica