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there are certain places that if you do an EM rotation there, like you're guaranteed to put yourself on the map because they know notoriously how reputable that training program is. And so if you got honors there, that's going to just be a solid thing on your, on your application that people are going to know, okay, this person was able to do well in this ED that we know is a high pressure environment. That's not easy to navigate and they're able to survive there. I don't think it's just about picking any place that just like, oh, I want to go here. But even just thinking about like, what places can I go to that if I come out with a recommendation letter from here, I will stand out. So I think that if your specialty does utilize away rotations, be very thoughtful about where you do it. I wouldn't say go to the, heart like the place that, you know, for a number one, you want to match there. And it's like super hard because then if you don't do well, you might be shooting yourself in the foot, but I'll pick like a good middle ground, like pick like a place that, you know, okay, this is like a standout place. But even if I like, it's not like I necessarily want, have the biggest desire to go there or like, I'd be upset if I don't go there.