Hey guys, welcome back to According to. I'm Megan and I'm Sierra for this week's episode. We are going to be going on the

unpopular opinions subreddit and sharing the unpopular opinions with you, giving our takes on if we

agree that they're unpopular or if we agree or disagree with the take and

just kind of having a fun little discussion. This is typically one of our like most popular episodes,

any of like the Reddit episodes, you guys tend to love and we enjoy doing them. So we are excited.

Before we get into that, we are going to be doing our weekly spotlights and our book updates

and just catch you guys

up on any of the recent happenings in our life so um my spotlight in this probably we can talk a little

bit about our 24 hours apart um today i took my gcs exam so i believe we've hashed this out before on the podcast.

If you guys have been following, listening along, my GCS is my geriatric specialist certification.

And it's something you can do as a physical therapist.

There's other branches you can get.

I don't know if it's called board certified, but you can get certified in these different specialties. And I signed up for this back in September, just thinking

as Meg and I are growing limitless, it was more just genuinely, I don't make more money doing this.

I don't get hardly any benefits from it except for like the, you know, ability to say I'm a

geographic certified specialist and

maybe as we're helping with like marketing and outreach and trying to get a hold of like primary care

providers you know hopefully maybe they think that provides a little bit more merit and I will say like

going through and studying for this exam like obviously like you know this stuff as a fiscal therapist

but like really like having to like get into the nitty gritty and like study it forces

you to like learn and re conceptualize things a little bit so you feel like better off in that sense too

just like studying i feel like i'm a more well-rounded and like i can approach patients from like a more

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