that you really still have something that you can break away for at least an hour and just, you know, interact with people of something that you love doing and it gets you out of this. Yes. Yes. Well, Maddie, thank you so much for sharing your story. I would like it if you would leave us with a message to maybe a CPCA who is searching for their first job. What could you, what would you say to them to encourage them? I would say, you know, it's, it's really allowing yourself to be open to letting the universe bring that position in. I think it's really a mindset of determination and to keep going and pursuing all available routes possible, knowing that the right one is going to hit and happen at the right time. And I know that sounds a little, ooh, juzzi. But I really honestly believe that. And I think it's a lot about not comparing yourself to others. I think a lot of times if we compare it leads to despair and if we get to that route where we're despairing, it sets you down a different path than you're not going to be. But I think it's really about setting a goal for yourself. And that goal is a numbers game, I really think. And I think it's about, OK, I'm going to set a goal to send out five applications every day and just keep sending them out. And I think it's also, once you start getting responses and someone says, okay, I'd like you to come in for this interview, don't stop sending out the applications because there's a multi-process that happens. And for every job interview you get