know your way around because there was a lot of people that had a lot of questions and I think that slowed them down going in and I'm just naturally really curious. So I wanted to know how everything worked. And you know, it enabled me to find all the little pieces of things that would help you. You know, some of the answer keys because sometimes, I mean, I've always, one of my themes in life is, you know, you don't always have to know the answer, but you need to know how to find the answer. And so, you know, knowing what your resources are through there, because there's a lot of career counseling on the AP site when you sign up for it you can still get that and they're they give you questionnaires and things like that. Okay yeah and for those watching we do have a mentorship program that that connects you with seasoned professionals or wherever you're at in your career to make those connections with you to help you get to where you want to. It sounds like you're making those relationships in the AAPC Facebook group, though, Vanessa. I did for the most part. I did reach out to friends and family of mine and ask, you know, hey, is anybody in this field that you know of? Can I talk to them? And one of my neighbors, in fact, one of her sister-in-law works at one of the large hospitals around here as a coder, as a senior coder. So I got a chance to talk to her about what day to day was how, you know, what her career was like. So knowing the curriculum, knowing how your class will operate, it sounds like it's so important