then was directed to the AAPC website and started to look through there and decide how you wanted to get certified and what kind of prospects there were for jobs. Tell us about training and how did you prepare for the AAPC exam. What did you go to community college or did you use AAPC's curriculum? I've researched that thoroughly because there's a lot of different certification programs out there. Lots of them are online. There are some in colleges, one of the local colleges, you had to get a certificate or a degree in a medical assistant first before they would even let you apply to the coding program. So that would have been more than two years and $20,000, which I didn't have the time nor the money for at that point. So, and also a lot of people wanted, you know, the CPC, so it made much more sense to come to you guys and go through your training. And man man I could not have made a better choice because I decided to do the online video class and my teacher was Jean Pryor and she was fantastic. She always answered questions really quick. Our classes were exactly geared toward what you would need to know. And I felt completely prepared going into the exam. How much time would you say you spent on your preparation leading up to your exam? Like, were you set aside time every night for an hour? Or how did you create a structure for your training, Vanessa? I like having the regiment of a weekly class to keep me on schedule. For me, that's very helpful to have an external schedule. And so, yeah, I would devote, yeah, four or five hours a week