you know, all of what I've kind of gained from the APC, this, you know, this whole time. That's kind of the story. Mike, I'm curious, because there may be viewers watching who don't know what a compliance analyst does. Would you tell us a little bit about that role?. Yeah, absolutely. So I'm not I'm not actually a coder, per se, more of a auditor where I'm reviewing the coding of our health care providers in our health care system. Our providers are, you know, most of the providers are assigning their own codes. There are some areas that are being done by fee abstraction. But what I'm doing is reviewing their codes for accuracy, completeness, making sure the documentation supports the codes that are being billed. And then if there's any necessary adjustments needed to be made, we'll make those adjustments. And then part of that job is as well to educate our providers. And then not only educate on a prospective basis, but to also educate on any findings, any opportunities that we see in their, you know, in their documentation. So the good thing is, you know, the compliance industry, there's a lot of opportunity, a lot of options. It's, it's a lot going on. Every day looks different. So, you know, I might have taken maybe a different path, you know, maybe not to the direct coding path, but as a compliance analyst, I'm using coding every day. I'm using what I've learned in that CPC every day. And actually, since that point, I have gone and got my CRC in risk adjustments because of the, you know, the push for the, you know