agnosis that you know you're going to constantly see like hypertension, diabetes, you know, congestive heart failure. I ran over the guidelines over and over again. There are combination codes, you know, and things like that. And also, you know, being, I speak Portuguese, so my, my language comes from Latin, and that helped a lot with the anatomy physiology, because I can't, exactly, I looked at me, wait a minute, I don't need to know English, or I don't need to know that anatomy to know that this belongs in this body part. So that, you know, if you're from a Latin background, whether South Florida Central or even Europe, you know, that's going to give you a little bit of an advantage to, but yeah, tabbing everything, all my little notes, I had to make sure that stuff that I knew, I said, this, you know, all in the laws and things like that, I, you know, because you can actually write notes in your book. You know, I wrote a lot of notes and I just, this is gonna sound crazy, but I actually went through the CPT book page by page. I wanted to know, okay, I know it starts with the integumentary and then it goes into the muscular skeletal and then it goes into, you know, I knew what was coming. Oh, this is a, this is a digestive. Let's go to the digestive. I already know where it is. So let's open the book and make sure that I'm there. Okay, what's the question? So that, that helped a lot. And that's what I hear is that when a big part of the exam is not knowing and storing information in your head