and I gained a lot of knowledge with each certification. Yeah. So with the practice stuff, it just, you know, gave me a lot more knowledge, which is one thing that I really like is learning about how, you know, how to code these specific procedures. And my, yeah, my management, my supervisor and manager, they're just very appreciative. They've reached out to me for especially the urology, you know, questions like, hey, have you seen this? What, How do you code it if you see that? Because there's certain things that we have to know, like one of the things I had today was an audit because somebody else had coded a procedure that the LCDs were not met. And so it was denied. And I thought I knew exactly what it was and it was, and so I was able to remedy that. You're the expert they bring in. Kind of, yeah, I mean, if they have, there's two, two urology centers. I've coded both. And so, yeah, they have reached out to me. They could reach out to the other person too, I don't know. But we all pretty much work remote now. There's one that sometimes goes into the office, but I kind of led the precedent of being in another state. I was the first one to move out of state. And then after that, they hired a coder that lives in Tucson. He's been with us, I want to say five or six years. But you moved out of state and they were like, oh, you are still doing a good job. We now can expand. Yeah, it kind of set, yeah