read my guidelines and everything. I walked in there the very first time I took it and went in what I called blind. I didn't focus on more than one area than another. I went just by what I'd worked with with my study guide and taking all the practice tests. Then once I got my exam results back, I'm humble enough to say I flunked it the first time. I got a 69 and just so you guys know that's my one point. Yeah, so close. That's when you go, oh. But then I used those results to see where I needed to focus. So I wasn't over studying in the areas I knew well. I had to go and focus on the areas I wasn't doing as good on. And then I actually joined one of the AAPC groups and found somebody to kind of answer my questions where my stumbling blocks were. Okay. There's a whole bunch, if you just Google, there's videos, E&M University was a huge help to me. And that's where I was sticking was on the MDM pieces of that. And then I went in the second time and passed. Okay. Yeah, don't don't think that just sitting at home, reading and re-reading the books and suffering yourself is going to get it. I mean, there are so many resources online, so many great individuals answering questions and tutorials and everything to help you out. Well, and definitely don't second guess yourself. If you go with the first answer, 90% of the time it's that first answer, you go back and change it. My mom and I used my testing opportunities as many road trips for us. When I got my gas store, when I passed the first time and I went, well, there went Rex's rest trip. So, I mean