you kind of then start to get embedded in it. And the more you do so, the more people trust you and have confidence in you in the work that you're doing, your role increases and your presence increases in your daily professional life. Last question for you, Jim, did you ever, or did you ever imagine that your career would take off in the path that it has? I'm probably just still on the airstrip. Really, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, so I, nevertheless, with that said. With that said, you know, I wake up every day and I enjoy the people that I work with. You know, I represent Penn Medicine's Office of Bill and Compliance and I enjoy all the people that I work with and throughout my career, being a Cooper or Jefferson, like I said in Penn Medicine currently, whether they're in my department or not. It's a team effort. And we're all trying to do the, you know, the good work, you know, get those claims out cleanly, educate physicians to document appropriately, you know, so that we can, you know, get paid for the services that health care professionals dedicate their lives to really, you know, that was evident through COVID. And again, we were that administrative backbone that was making sure we were getting paid for those, you know, that good high quality clinical care that's delivered by, you know, health care professionals. Everybody, Jim, thank you so much.