and then I ended up to take a few months off. And then I've been with the separate or with the new company since August of 2020. And then I did do ER coding there, new company, but now I'm doing inpatient coding. Okay. So tell us a little bit about what it's like to be a staff medical coder now. I mean, you fulfilled this dream. So you're just knocking off. If you set your mind to something, you accomplish it. That's what I see, Katie. So here you are doing the medical coding. Was it what you thought it would be? Is it as fulfilling as you had hoped it would be? Yes, I definitely, I never wanted to do anything once I started, the teachers at the coding, at the coding course I took, I always said, ER coding is a great way to learn everything because you see some of everything as far as like colds and broken bones and trauma. And once I got to ER coding and started learning that, I loved it. I got my, the October, I got hired as a coder at the ER in 2016, in May of 2016, then in October of 2016, I took the certified emergency department certificate. So I also have that certificate along my PPC. So I love it. I'd really like to change to change venues. And then I know I did eventually want to become an inpatient coder. So luckily with this new company, the inpatient coder did was moving on to a new job and they were looking to someone else, have to have someone else learn how to do inpatient. So last fall, they asked if I wanted to become the inpatient coder and give that a try. I'm like, yes