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Well, I don't know why I was thinking you're in Arkansas, Oklahoma. Okay, sorry. Yeah, that's bad on me. All right, well you take care. You enjoy the weekend. Enjoy time there with your friend. And thanks for checking in. I'm with KJ5GWN. Last on my list is Ron, KA6QAI. Good morning, Ron. And what do you have for the net this morning? Good morning, KA6QAI. Well, you know, going through the national days and all of that, and the thing that we had yesterday was my personal day, my two years, 15 days. I had the transplant two years ago, and everything is going very well. It's amazing to go get a blood test and seeing all of my electrolytes and other numbers right in the middle of normal where they're supposed to be. I don't know that it's been before that, maybe 30 years before I saw anything like that. And so, you know, it's been a big change. And back to doing more things without having to sit down every few minutes and no more of that hooking up the tube and having the peritoneal dialysis for eight and a half hours every single night. So this is a great life change that happened, and I'm glad for it.