my cats are starting to scream right now. I gave myself two months to prepare for the exam. And then I took the exam in August past that and then worked you know diligently doing the practice code. I think in like the end of November and then I interviewed for the the job that I have now I want to say it was December and then I hired on in like January, but I didn't start until February 7th. Sure. This story has taken so many turns. I think it's so interesting. First of all, I'm so sorry that you were hit by COVID. I know that it impacted so many people and so many industries. But I'm sorry that happened to you. That's so scary. You know, I'm sorry that it happened to me, but honestly, like, it seriously put me down the path that I really am enjoying. So I feel like I kind of benefited somehow from COVID. You got to find the silver lining, right? Sure, sure. Okay, and that your mom just had some coding friends and... Well, she worked for, I want to say she worked for Optima, like one of those, like insurance companies, she was like the, I don't know, this is terrible that I don't know what my mom did, but like the director of disease management or something. I don't know. She has a health care experience. Yes, she has tons of health care experience. Wow, okay. First, and then you passed your exam on the first try. Yes, luckily. That's amazing. I know. What did you do to prepare? Because I know that's something that people who are approaching the exam are always nervous. What tips do you have for future examinies? So I over prepared