I work in anesthesia. So my coding skill sketch has to be across the board of all specialties. And there are a lot of times that I need to search for something and if I don't have to post a question, the search really helps me in fine-tuning other posts and discussions that have happened in the past and I can go and narrow down and get the advice that I'm looking for a certain code. Okay, okay. Now, I'm assuming you took the exam online. Were you ready for that at that time? I was. So, I, you know, switching over to online was such a, such a different skill set for me. You know, I came from a career and a background where everything was in person as a performing artist. The industry that I was in started to switch over to more self-tapes even before the pandemic kit. So I started getting used to incorporating technology more and more. But so when it came time to take the online exam, there was a little bit of apprehension for me. Sometimes electronics and technical aspects of things can cause a little bit of a hindrance and can cause some anxiety. But I felt as I looked through the materials and I read more and more through everything that was provided to me leading up to the exam, it was the only option that I could do at the time. There were no in-person exams available for me in New York City. And it's not for lack of