Heather? I've been very involved with my local chapter actually before it even existed. What was it late 90s? Late 90s, early 2000. Lancaster only had the option to go to Harrisburg and I don't remember if York existed yet or not. But Robin Zinc and Renee again, we're starting up the Lancaster chapter approached me and said, would you assist in setting this up? I was part of the setting up of it. They all ran for office. I was like, I'm not sure if I want to be in office right away. But I would, you know, volunteer and do things where I could. And I think like the second year it was in place, Robin said, you need to run for president this year. And ever since I've either been president, treasurer, something. And I've taken like two or three years off here and there between having a child during the time or you know just I'm burnout and I need a year break but I always go back like I'm president this year and every year I'm like back here again. Well what keeps you coming back Heather to leadership? Um the first thing I like is I just love the commodery. We really in the Lancaster chapter, the officers, we really just developed a really good strong friendship. The members are very involved and we try to involve the members. And it's fun. I just get excitement when you see someone new coming in and they're starting out and they come to you and they say, I just landed the job. Or I'm going into cardiology, can you tutor me? I've tutored a couple people and they've gotten their certifications. And then I started teach