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and Popoiski rather day, the high desert pirate radio. Ah, sounds like a great time at the new claim. I'm going to give you a 30-second statement to test your knowledge here of pyroclastics and geology and all sorts of things having to do with the earth and rocks and stuff. Do they make a decent omelet? That's what I'm wondering, and just how are our fender eggs formed? Can you tell us that? I can indeed tell you that. They don't make very good omelet. The shells are kind of tough, so it's hard to crack them. And you really need a pretty good saute to cut through them. So if you're going to make an omelet, yeah, I'd use chicken eggs or something else. But anyway, yeah, the way these form, they form in welded-toof and ryolitic ash. And whenever there's an air pocket, the over, you know, the water is in the air pocket.