which is, I am not very into it. And also I did nursing, of course, but this was my first degree that I really enjoyed studying for. So I'm very proud of it. I'm very happy to accomplish it. First of all, you sound like an extremely qualified individual. That's good for you. You like like school. You said you like sitting for exam, studying. You might be the only person I know. I'm just kidding. But can we go, can we go back? Can you tell me what year you started and how you got into medical coding and health care and just kind of how that all began? Okay, so it was back in 2005 actually and it was a very small Medicare Advantage plan and they were looking for customer service representative. It was just working from the call center. So I was taking calls from providers about enrollees, you know, benefits, coverage, denials. And that was the first time that I saw a code, like an I.C.9 code back then. So it was I.C.9 and also CT. But I didn't even know what a code was or, you know, I see nine was or anything like that. So that was like the beginning of my career. And then I just kept growing with the health plan. And since it was a Medicare Advantage plan, like two years, or I think it was three years. They created this coding unit that we were in charge of educating physicians and providers about risk adjustment and also I see the nine coding. So that's how I started here, you know, in this career, this business. Yeah. Do you enjoy your job? Like do you like the work you do? Like what do you find to be and if if yes