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to an echo link tonight instead of going through the DMO. A little bit of an audio problem coming through it. We have a 2007 fleetway Jamboree, 31 footer. And it was a restoration project, so really no mods except putting in LED lighting. And then I didn't like the idea that the lights, you had to get a step ladder to get up to the ceiling to turn them off and on. And that got to be a big hassle. So I got a four channel remote control with latching relays. And then went through. And of course, while I was at it, had the whole electric panel pulled out. Went ahead and pulled out about 20 feet of 30 gauge bromex and a bunch of other wire. Found out some other stuff. But the biggest upgrade I made was putting in a remote switch where you don't have to come in and then really get a step ladder, turn lights on. There's one at the door, one by the bed, one in the kitchen area. So anywhere you are, you can turn any of the lights off and on. That was the biggest mod we made. Then of course, didn't go through the electric and ripped out a bunch of wire. And then those stupid outlet connectors that they got that you have the bromex push through. They were actually using one of those for a junction box. I looked at that. I mean, I also went ballistic when I found it. And put in a real metal box with the proper clamps on it and all that. And then did it the proper way. In other words, I'm not a big fan of those push on outlets where you lay the bromex in and use the quote special tool unquote to push it. That to me just, I don't know, is just looking for trouble. We've only got three more of those to change out. Not just do them a little bit at a time because there's not much room behind them to do any work. That's the thing that I'm doing on it. But ours is a restoration. And we did paint the inside and upgraded the uphold. It'll be there tomorrow. It's just a door. Hiding the rear. It's a beautiful bargain. Anyway, back to you.