you know, sending claims out electronic claim. We needed to put the diagnosis code and the procedure code. And so not anybody could just read it and know what it was. So that's how kind of coding got into what we are today. All right. And so you take the exam, you pass the exam, array. Yes. And I'm sure that was a relief. We see it online all the time. Yeah. It's a great relief to pass the the CPC exam. And did you were you able to get a job right away right after finishing your exam? So right away I didn't get a job in coding right away, but I wasn't going to let that get me down. So I started working. I worked in a pediatrics office for a couple years and did like billing and reception and collection. And then I got into a small rural hospital in our area and did billing there for three years. And  they moved me in the coding for two and then I moved into a bigger hospital where we have 250 providers so yeah. Yeah, did your CPC? Did that help you in your billing, in your starting billing, it did? How so? And I like it better because I know both sides of the claims, so when I do send it out, like if I see a claim come across with no insurance, I know it's very important for the billing side to try to find that or put give it to the right team member that can find find the insurance for the claim. So I feel like it's it's good to do both sides. Okay. And you have seven certifications through AAPC. One of them is the CPP are billing certification. Did you