practice exams and take them as if it was actual exam time-wise. So on a day off, I just sat there in a quiet room and I just took the test for the five hours and 40 minutes, I believe it was. And I did that about maybe three times. And so I knew I was able to finish the test within the time limit. It was just focusing on those little keywords to make sure I passed, which luckily worked out. Well, tell me about that, because you say keywords and it's they aren't trick questions. There are no trick questions on the exam. What do you mean by keywords? What do you look in for? Like in some of the questions, all you have to do is just there's just that one little word and it kind of matches the the code, a word in the code. And it's very easy to overthink and be like, well, that doesn't exactly like the shoulder, one of the things I remember was the shoulder dislocation and the manipulation code to put it back. And the code didn't fully match what they described, but it was just the one little keyword that made it, that was what they're looking for basically. Okay, so you really have to look at the words and pay attention and process that, like, and you can identify what they're, what we're looking for. Yes, and not overthink it and usually if you pick an answer, just stick with that answer unless you're absolutely 100% positive it's wrong. Because I've learned that in a different exam that that if you change out, if you change out one answer that could change your whole entire outcome. Yeah, awesome, great advice. So Katie