think of it as like a file cabinet that all your important files are in so you don't you don't have to go to 16 different filing cabinets you just go to that one filing cabinet. Yeah you're you're pro codify it sounds like is everyone in your org or all the coders do they all use it is it like a yeah? Yeah, well, we're just, we just have consultants, so we don't have any, well, I do coding for one of our clients, but for the most part, I do consulting and all of us have access to it, I believe, yes. And we do outpatient and inpatient and professional fees, so we have three different scopes. So got it. Do you use practical? I recognize that's different. Did you ever use practice code? I didn't use practicode. I'm familiar with it. We use true code for our coding software. And then I also have the medical reference engine through Optum. I mean I have so many different resources. Yeah. You need it. You really do because if you're the expert in the field then you better have an answer for everything. That makes perfect sense. Okay that's kind of the end of my questions. Is there anything else you want the AAPC community to know? I think that, you know, with the AAPC community, obviously most people aren't going to already be in the profession, but it's life changing. The possibilities are endless. I mean, you can go so far in this career. You know, I started as a receptionist