of course. I think people don't recognize, I mean, outside of the industry that coding is not just about like, sure, it's about getting the payment right, but like when you're coding correctly, like it's better patient care, it's giving the provider the opportunity to, to like provide, provide like they have more time to provide better patient care and like it isn't just about like the revenue although that's important like coders hold the like facility together. I had a discussion with a couple people just over the weekend about my job and about working from home and about how important it was to have an atmosphere that was just like being in the office because, you know, I don't want to give them a condition that they don't have because I'm reading the medical record, but I'm distracted by something else. Yeah. I feel like it, like you said, it's just as important, you know, the quality of care, the patient care is just as important on our end as it is, if I was working at was working at the front desk or if I was working, you know, directly with patients in a other form. Absolutely. So do you work from home full-time? I do, yes. Do you like that? And, and also, is that as a result of COVID and how things changed or has that always been the case that you've worked from home? When I first started as a medical coder, I actually worked on site. And I did that for about three or four years. There were actually personal reasons why why I started working off-site. At the time, I had a teenage son who, well, he's still a teenager