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I'm keyed up now. I was having some issues with the microphone. What I was seeing is that the name of the show that we went to see is called Toys Not Included. I think this is the third iteration of the show that folks have had. It's a show of street artists, and there were a number of really good pieces there, and the person who was attending the gallery was an artist that I've not yet met, and so we had an opportunity to talk to that artist. One of the pieces there that was really quite striking was a wall-sized photo realistic painting of Post Alley. And if you're familiar with the market, Post Alley has a section that's called the Free Wall, and it's where artists are permitted to put up their art and stickers and posters and things like that. And Post Alley's one of my favorite places, and the photo realistic painting was really quite something. And so it was a good show. Robert picked up a book of an artist who's actually gonna do a piece on the side of our house when we're next in line, but I'll let him talk about that if that's something he wants to talk about during his check-in. Then we met up with Brooks and Megan in Bothell to check out the night market, and we've just finished our rendezvous with them and are heading home. So thanks so much for hosting. Thanks for getting us in. It was nice to see you, even though I didn't have much of an opportunity to visit with you. I always appreciate you and enjoy your net, so thank you so much for all that you do. JB7RAB, back to net control. Well, thank you, Kemi, for that good, complete report and the kind words. You guys, you know, you say you're just driving home. Like that's unusual. I think you're always driving home on the net because you guys have done so much. What was I gonna say? Well, Robert is a saint, as we know, for driving you near the torchlight parade. Traffic must have been horrendous. Interesting art show. Actually, we're gonna go over to Robert now, and I just wanna ask him that piece of post alley that is the free wall. I'm, of course, familiar with the gum wall down underneath there. So is the free wall area, is it down there? Is it up by the Dublin, not the Dublin, the Irish Tavern and all? What part of post alley is that on? So Robert, come ahead, tell us about your day and answer my curious questions.