you know, and all of this stuff like the COC is outpatient. I'm doing all of this outpatient stuff all of the time and night, why not just it? And then, you know, that the job that I'm talking about where I did dermalogy coding, there was a large billing billing component to it and there was all auditing. So it's like I had to work the follow-ups on them so I went ahead and got the billing. Then the auditing we had to audit each other we had to audit other we had to audit providers and whatnot so why not just get that? Dedication man is. Yeah, well, it sounds like you love to study and you love that whole learning education process. I do. And the best thing about coding, it changes every year. So there's always like even if you stop, if you stop where you're at, you still have to keep learning. So that's the great thing about with coding. That's an interesting point that maybe a new coder or a student or someone thinking about coming into the industry may not know that it's, yeah, you don't stop with what you're studying for the certification exam, it continues forever. Right, and I see that all the time because I mean I talk to a lot of newbies I'm involved with the local chapter a lot and they come into it and they don't realize a you have to pay membership dues and B you have to get CEUs and it doesn't matter really what field what branch of health care you go into that's going to be the case if you get some kind of credential you're going to have to continue your. And you're going to have to adjust as things change, like, you know