I provide the recommendations and the regulatory guidance to the people who teach the physicians and they develop their own education plans. But I really did enjoy doing that. I did it for quite some time fairly early in my career. I like the compliance piece of it. I like reading the regulatory guidance. I know I'm a ginormous nerd, but that's okay. But I enjoy, when somebody comes at me with a question, can we do this and just going out to, you know, the different sources, you know, the code of electronic federal regulations or going to the Medicare sites or, you know, the Medicaid sites and looking for coverage determinations and guidance with regards to can we do this or not and how what is the best way to do this and what is the compliant way to do. So that research piece is kind of what I like to do right now. I do a lot of it. It seems like that's a trend. Is coders, they love to investigate and be in information and as you mentioned before it's always evolving so you kind of have to be that way. Yeah, you do, you know, CMS changes their mind every couple of weeks and then certainly at the end of every year, you know, the, the federal register is published with all the changes related to inpatient outpatient and physician services with pages and pages of discussion that you know is incredibly interesting but you know most of us just do not have the time to read that from cover to cover so we kind of pick out what we believe is going to be of interest or need for us to know and then we go from there. But yeah