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WMA from WAS set out. Yeah, I'm still trying to, I'm okay on the unconverted local time here to Eastern time and Central time, Central time because of the border break. Been doing it for a couple of years now. And I'm still trying to get my head around the mountain time conversion. But I'll get there, I'll get there. I know the times are the next by time and I'll stick around until they change or your clocks go backwards once again. But no, really enjoy the nets, that's for sure. And what was I going to say? Yes, see, the border break ahead. Now there, I've been talking to Keith as well by email. And the border break ahead, because the first hour every Sunday, that starts at 12 p.m. Central time. That would be, I don't know, that must be one, what, 11 a.m. your turn? I'm not sure. I'll have to Google it and look it up. But it starts at 12 p.m. Central time. And every Sunday, myself or Declan, there's the first hour at that control on the border break. And it's that one that we probably already know. It runs for two hours, 12 p.m. Central or two p.m. Central. And we got different net control on each hour, but we do the first hour. This coming Sunday, Declan is doing the first hour of set control on the border break. And the next, the following Sunday, it's me, then it's Declan again, then it's me and so forth. And so on there, Paul. So first hour on a Sunday. We do like the border break ahead. It's a great net as well. So, Claremore, Oklahoma. And yeah, I still gotta say I'm gonna have to... Yeah, you work out the mountain time. I know nothing about Pacific time. I'm just assuming it's an hour further behind than the mountain time, but I'm not sure on that one at all. The other thing I didn't realize was that Albuquerque was so high above sea level. I always thought New Mexico was pretty flat, but nope. And I also learned today there's 33 counties in New Mexico. One of them is Lincoln. Back to you, Paul. KZ zero. WMA, JW8S, set out.