 So one thing I liked about the last company that I worked for was the fact that they gave me the opportunity to learn something new. I had started off as a front office just checking in, taking payments, making appointments and verifying insurances and things like that. And then I was given the opportunity to learn, you know, and be an MA. So I started doing that and it just involved a little bit more into like medications and, you know, really building like a connection with the patients and calling in prior authorizations to the insurance companies for medications. So I like that. The part that I did not dislike is it was such a small company and the manager, just, the manager had a lot of different duties she was supposed to do. So she didn't really, You know, like, was she wasn't able to balance being manager and billing manager all at the same time. So the office was kind of just like a little bit all over the place. It wasn't really like one specific role for one person. People were being let go left and right., you know, I just, I want to work for somebody, not that it's not a learning experience because I know that we're all growing, you know, even as a company, certain things have to change for the better of the company. I just, I didn't like that as soon as one person was like, go, you know, it was kind of just like it backfired on everybody else because there was things that weren't done or things that were being put off that the manager just wasn't noticing. So.