you received your CPCO before actually working in compliance then? Yes. Yes. Okay. What other types of rules have you had in the business of health care? So you're, we've got the bookends. We've got you started as a coder and now you're in compliance. Anything in between? Really? No. I mean, it's basically being, of course, you know, when I was a receptionist, you have many hats in that area. But basically, it's been, you know, coding and auditing and, of course, you know, starting out with medical transcription, which honestly was a really big help because I had all the medical terminology, you know, in my background. That's, I mean, you know, that's basically the sum of it. Okay. Okay. And now I get to actually get to do some provider coder education that I really love doing that with onboarding physicians at the organization I work for. I'm a TA with the VILP program. Now let's let's talk about that real quick. So to kind of kick that off one and I mentioned this as we started this interview, the Beverly you love helping others. I see you all over our social media communities and you're such a great ambassador to the the two future medical coders and those and veterans as well. Why? What leads you and inspires you to want to be that resource? I love helping people. I love helping people. And if, well, we'll talk about being, okay, like the TA, you know, working with the students. That's teachers assistant with our training programs. Yes, yes. You know, we get to do a lot of like one-on-one sessions with them, like, you know