I decided that coding was the career I wanted to pursue. So it was when you were doing the charge master that you decided the medical coding was the direction you wanted to go. Yes. Okay. Can you tell me what credentials you have and did you get them then or had you gotten them earlier when you started billing back in 2005? In 2009, I actually received my first coding credential, but it was not through AAPC. It was through a different organization. And that organization is out of Texas and kind of just known, it's not a well-known coding or certification organization. So I knew that after a in the field, working at, you know, in physician billing, just looking at opportunities that were out there, that AAPC with a coding certification was the route I should go in. So I decided in 2013 I started studying for my, at the time it was a CPCO, the certified professional coder outpatient. And I actually started studying for that and my CPC. In April of 2014, I accepted my first position as a medical coder, officially as a medical coder with a hospital facility that's local to me. So I was really excited because I knew at this point, you know, that is the route that I wanted to go. That is the career. Coding is a very fulfilling career and it is, I knew that it was everything's falling in place if that makes sense. Yeah