and then I sat for the CPC in August 2019. And then, you know, so August, so two months later, I obtained my first job in medical coding and diagnostic radiology. So it was October 2019 that I had my first coding job. Wow. And I've heard, I've watched these webinars and I hear you say it's called cold calling, like when you don't really know anybody at the place. So yeah, so I didn't know any coders. I didn't know anybody at my local hospital. So I was just coming in from nowhere. And so, you know, a lot of times, so right now, I am a radiology coding educator on a national level. So I give education to coders, providers, practice directors, performance managers. So anybody that wants to know anything about coding as it relates to diagnostic or interventional radiology, I give that education for them. So I'll create documents and I'll take those documents and I'll turn them in the PowerPoint slides and I'll present that to the providers so that they're aware of how the coding reimbursement and their services come into play so they can understand what's going on. And so I look to a lot of our primary sources, so like the American Medical Association, the CPQB book and the guidelines, and then the ICD 10CM, since I do outpatient or professional coding. I don't really do like the facility coding, so that's more of the hospital reimbursement. So yeah, so that's where I'm at right now. Well, your career in this in the short four years has evolved and taking a path that you may not have thought that it would, you know