you go with the pair. Be adaptable, huh? Yes. Wow. Now, you've mentioned you've worked all, you've worked all over. Have you primarily worked remote through your career or a variety of both? I did, I did the bag drag for many years, long before remote came along. And now I do remote and I enjoy it. But again, you have to be flexible because when you're working remote, you don't always have somebody to ask, hey, this computer isn't working right or this encoder isn't working right. So you have to learn how to kind of find your way through things on your own. And if you're timid, that doesn't work with all. Yeah, you've got to be willing to just get in it and figure things out sometimes? Absolutely. From the technical side to coding. Yes. And that could be challenging. But you know, I'm a big believer in having two monitors and big monitors so you could see things well and all the resources that you can get your hands on. You certainly have a lot of resources around you there. Yes. Oh, that's great. Well, Bonnie, what, at this point in your career, what do you, do you hope to accomplish anything different or try something new or are you content with what you've done and where you are right now? Well, I am seriously thinking of becoming a tumor registrar and getting my doctorate. Wow. Yay, wow. You that's, I mean, you love to learn. I do. And the day you stop learning is the day you should put away your code books. That's right. You know, there are so many changes that happen in the revenue cycle year after year. You know, we just