you know, the risk adjustment and the HCCs. So since then I've gotten that certification as well and using that more and more every day. Do you think you would have gotten that job or typically compliance positions? Do they require a bachelor's or master's degree? You know, you know, not not necessarily. Yeah, some of them do, but not necessarily. And we have several, you know, in our department who may not have come in with a bachelor's degree or master's degree, but have actually used, you know, their experience and actually gotten to get that bachelor's degree while, you know, while working. So I don't necessarily think it is a requirement, but, you know, I came in, I came in with a bachelor's degree. But in, you know, in all honesty, the CPC was really what was more pressing for me. And that's kind of what I'm using, you know, that, that the knowledge gained from that is really being used a lot more than really anything else in this industry. Oh and you you know you had just passed the exam and you have this job but so you were CPCA. Correct. And many would say well there are many coders out there or CPCAs who are trying to find that first job. Do you think this is a good path for them should a new student or newly certified coder consider this as a viable path for them in their revenue cycle career? I would say, you know, anything in the revenue cycle would be a really good start. You're probably getting some coding experience in a revenue cycle and, you know, in a billing position