and I got the job late November. It was right before December started. So about a month later. And how long from, how long were you in that medical records position until you worked as a coder? Seven months. Okay, wow, it's pretty quick. Yeah, yeah, I was there from pretty much December to June of the next year and then that's when they interviewed me for the coding position. And then once I came back from maternity leave, I transition to the coding position from there. Okay. Wow, all right. So it's awesome. It can be done. And I always say, Taylor, that everybody's journey is different. Yours certainly is, although I believe, Ray, do you know Ray Marie Jimenez, APC's VP of product? Yes, yes. I, if I recall, right, she also started in medical records. And now she's, yeah, now she's an executive for APC. So you never know what's in your future, right? Yeah, yeah, it can be a surprise. Yes. All right, so I want to dig into your exam experience because we see, we know how difficult the CPC exam can be. To start, what information did you wish you knew before taking the exam that you would like to share with someone else? Yeah, so I definitely think that utilizing the resources that you get with AAPC is a huge ordeal. I had two practice exams and I only took one of them and I wish I would have taken both of them. Maybe it would have bought my percentage up a little bit higher in my final score. You know, nonetheless I passed, but maybe it could have been better. So utilizing that, making sure that you are reaching out for help if you need it