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5Y, Mike, and the Great Bun. And it's just I love hearing stories about how people got into this hobby. And Chad, I'll never forget when we heard this lonely lost voice for the first time get on our network and say, Owen, I just got my license. You're my first contact. And you have come so far since then. Oh my gosh, you're helping with our nets. And you're doing AM Club stuff, Poda. All that stuff is just amazing. The IC705 is, I know it's a little pricey, but it does so much. I mean, so much. And you would love that thing. And they also make little amp kits. You can build yourself if you want a little more power. But other than that, they are truly awesome. I want one myself. I'm going to probably try to get one of those someday. But thank you for all that you do for us, too, Chad. We appreciate it. And we'll come back to you on the 73 round. KI5, MIT, KI5, November, Yankee Tango. Hey, Lynn, it's been a long time since I've talked to you. Where you been hiding? And we met you maybe two years or three years ago at the Irvingham Fest. We haven't met either day. I know you've been working in November. OK, everybody else. But thanks for coming on here. And tell us what's new. And maybe a little bit about, I think you told me how you got into amateur radio. But I'll let you tell the story. How you got interested in amateur radio and maybe your journey, a little bit about your journey into the hobby. KI5, MIT, KI5, over to you, Lynn.