I got transferred into the coding department. I started coding emergency charts pro fee for the actual doctor. Didn't know anything about facility or anything like that. So that was a year and a half there. Then I found out that there was another opening for a radiologist in the, which was like literally so much closer to my house. So I applied for that job and I got the position. So I went from coding for an emergency doctor to a the radiologist that's inside the hospitals in South Florida. They do the coding for them. So you, your training for the certification exam, was that all through the community college? It was all, it was all through the community college. I ended up with an associate's science degree with the track in medical billing and coding. Then I locked myself in my room every night, every single weeknight from 7 a.m. until 9 to 10 and I started hitting the books. I started studying for the for the CPC. You know, I purchased the books and everything. I did it on my, I went in on my, I mean, after I got the associate's degree, I studied on by myself and then I said for the. So, so you, after you completed your degree, you purchased some AAPC training? Is that right? Or was that another place? No, I think I went online and I purchased. It was just a, there is this lady that she teaches you how to, I forget her name this was 14 years ago, but she had like a, you know, how to obtain your CPC and so I just, I grabbed her at the mall, at the time, there wasn't any