you know, I'm just doing it on my own term. So I'm not doing it on someone else's dime or schedule. Yeah, yeah. Now, how long have you been employed in health care? This is all new. Yeah, very new. So like I said, I passed the exam last October, actually. And I got my first job, which is part-time, independent contracting, with a private billing consultant in March. And then I got hired by UPMC. I started in June, so I've only been with UPMC for five or six weeks. Well, it's all happening. It's all unfolding. It's exciting to see. And you're doing it, Nick. I am. It's kind of crazy. You know, it's crazy that COVID was the catalyst for this, what I've just been through over the past 15, 16 months. So something terrible actually turned into a positive, which I think is a good life lesson for a lot of people and I think it can be inspirational for a lot of people. Yes, yes, well, so any thoughts about future certifications for you? So some individuals, they see, oh, I want to be CPB as well, or I want to learn these different aspects of the revenue cycle. Do you have any any gravitation towards any future APC certifications in addition to your CPC? Yeah. Yeah, I mean, obviously the auditing certification. I mean, I'd like to get into inpatient. So, you know, I think it's called the CIC. As many certifications as I can get, I will. I'm just sort of soaking it all in at the moment, so I'm just trying to learn the job since I'm so new to everything. I'm not too concerned about getting any certifications right now. But, you know, in the next