it was not my first job in health care. I had, my, what was then that ART is now an RHIT, because I had, we had a friend dropped in and left his wife with no insurance and mortgage and all of this. And I said, I got two kids. If something happens to my husband, flipping burgers is not going to support them. So I went back to school. A girl in my Sunday school class happened to be the program director and she heard that I was looking into going back to school and she invited me to her program and there I am. Well at this point before she invited you into into her program did you know much about medical coding and billing? Not a not a scratch. Okay, not a scratch. I'm from a medical family. My mother was a nurse. My sister's a nurse. My brothers were medics. So, you know, medicine is kind of in our blood in one form or another, but I wasn't ready to take on the time commitment of trying to go to nursing school or something like that. So this was a kind of a stopgap, if you would. And I thought later down the road, maybe some of those other things. But I've been happy. I've had a lot of opportunities. I remember that once I got to working for this company and I started auditing, they told me they said, you're really good at this, you could earn up to $25 an hour. And I thought, holy cow. You hit the jackpot. Yeah. And, you know, that was back in the 90s, $25 an hour was huge. Wow. And what year did you receive your CPC certification, do you remember? I think it was 91 or 92. Okay, so APC was founded in 1988. Yes, you were very young. Okay