hey, you know what? I'm gonna find another way to get into taking care of patients. So I got a couple of diplomas with that and certifications with that too. So it's awesome. And then I went and got my bachelor's and I ended up getting that because I enrolled in a program for clinical medical assisting and I couldn't finish that last class for the clinical. So I was like, you know what? I did this. I'm going to transfer my credit single in a health admin. I'm already in that and I'm like, woohoo, I'm glad I did it. Because all of that health health health law stuff and regulations, compliance, it's so amazing and it's interesting when you really dig deep into it. Tell us a little bit about, like when you first started studying for the CPC exam, did you feel overwhelmed or did it feel like a natural fit for you? I didn't feel overwhelmed and I think a large reason for that is because I did the whole college route. It's very slow and it's self-paced. And they break it down by book. By section, they teach you the anatomy, the all of the stuff that you need to know to navigate those books properly. They even do the mock exams. However, when it came to the more complicated exams, that's some major stuff like you really need to know a specialty if you're going to test for it specifically like we're here talking about the CHRC you would want to have some experience or some knowledge base in rheumatology and those conditions to be able to sit for an exam like that. Largely because if you're not familiar with the conditions related to a specialty