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K-M-5-Y and the Great Fine. Yep, I forgot to mention that there will be another round. It will be a 73 round, but be able to comment on any of these stories you want to hear. John, we're just trying to get to know people better. This is a fairly new net. Introduce everybody to each other. So no trick questions today on this net, but we want to talk about you a little bit. We know you're in Sweet Home, Alabama. And we just, if you would, tell us a little bit about the town you live in, maybe, if you want, where you grew up. What's particularly different about your area so we can all get to know you better. K-O-4-L-L-U-K-M-5-Y, over to you, Mr. John. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November 4th, November 7th. Oh, thanks, man. Mike, how are you? I'm okay, I appreciate it. I hope you'll be okay. And I'll try to keep it short because I know you've got a lot of people in here and that's good. I like to hear that. I like to hear a lot of people kicking in. So, yeah, you don't have to be in Alabama and get like football. You don't have to be because that team, that big team, it always wins until they got a new coach anyway. Actually, I'm from the underdog. I'm old for Auburn, which has got two major teams in Alabama. Alabama and Auburn can make a football team. But I make some old plays called Montevallo. About 30 miles south of Birmingham, about 60 miles north of Montgomery. Pretty much grew up there and been here all my life. I didn't really ever go to the restaurant until I was about 23 years old because I didn't want to spend the money. Trust nobody else's cooking and just, you know, kindly just being old. I got some money. My daddy was a farmer and then he got in to making more money than that. He got to running some, back then he could run, he'd learn how to drive next cars. He could run at shine and make some extra money. So, I think he's done some of that. I heard stories of that back years ago. We'll get passed on now. But, yeah, Alabama, it's pretty, a few hills and flatland too. But you got pine trees and the county right below is the number one industry and that is timber. That's the number one industry down there in Bibb County. I just got, had a, just coming to make a fire down there, had an explosion in the 35,000, shotgun in the 35,000 gallon diesel fuel that it does. So, still a treat. Telephone probe right next to it. But, I won't keep it long. I don't know. We're changed for something. Let me know if it's dropped and I'll be right back. I heard a check on my earlier episode in North Alabama. You'd be surprised to look up around Muscle Shoals. Something that's saying that you should, or it's not going to play some record up there. Look it up sometimes. I won't go in and just do all it was. I won't take the time. But Muscle Shoals, Alabama, there's a lot of recording going on up there in the gays. I'll send it back to you because like I said, I don't want to take a whole bunch of time up there. I know you all got a long list. It's great to be here and thank you all for doing what you all do. This is Kielbasa 4, Lemma Lemma uniform. Back over to you.