but we just really were a support system for each other. And she became a T.A. And after I got a little further along in my job about a year, I was looking to bring in another source of income to supplement what I was doing, but I also just really wanted to help other students. I found through life, career, anything, when you are of service and are able to help other people, in essence, it always comes back and you learn more and you grow more. And so an opportunity came up. They were looking for another TA and she reached out to me and was like, I think you'd be great. For this, would you be interested? And at that time, it just happened to be that I was putting out into my universe that, okay, I'm ready to bring something else in at this point. My industry still wasn't, my other industry still wasn't up in booming. And so the opportunity to pursue artistic pursuits in addition to medical coding wasn't still viable. So I was like, yeah, let's do it. So I interviewed and got the job and I just came up on a year in November of assisting and that TA program has, it was brand, it was only about six months old for the online classes when I started. And so since then, we as a team and through, you know, the managers and through the staff at AAPC