kids? Yep, no kids. We were not blessed in that way, but we do have three cats. So three cats. Yeah, they're all rescues. We got one that was blind, one that had a stroke about a year ago, one that had a thyroid issue that had to be taken care of, but they're all doing good now. And so, yeah, I have a rescue pup, so I've always, I love that. Yeah, we got the two older ones, the one that had the stroke and the one with the thyroid, they're like 15 and 16 years old, and we got them from Humane Society in Denver. And then the other one is only a two-year-old and we got her when she was about four months. She was being fostered. She was found in a ditch and had like a conjunctivitis and lost her vision and so we adopted her and she's been with us. She she's a yeah she's a trip. Oh wow your estate I bet they keep you busy oh yeah yeah I feel like there must be something with like coders being cat people like I think they're pet people leaning leaning hard tow cats. I feel like whenever that people are like posting photos. I'm always like, I'm going to be cats. Yeah. Um, okay, can we talk about your professional life? Second, you said you mentioned that you can work from right now. You're out of state. So you work from home. What do you do? I'm a coder for the facility side surgery centers. So we have about, what is there, like 17 or 18 surgery centers in the Denver area and one in Wichita. And I'm part of a, we're part of a hospital system