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Welcome to the Michigan conference number 96170 located in Western Michigan. Sir, may I get a good start for a paycheck, how about that? Alright, if you do drop us connected, I've got one more check in on this round and then we'll go to a new round of chickens. So, speaking of chicken, here's our chicken tender, Dale, K-7 YFE from KK-7 unit. Good morning Joe, I'm in that KK-7Z, net control and I can't forget Lori K-7 BCM got to recognize and acknowledge her even if she's not here to mic. In this case she's 7 YFE. Well, you know I've done a few summer jobs back in 1980, I think it was started in 1980 and went on that bitch 1982. But in 1983 that was my real, first real job, if you really want to call it a job, it was like slave labor. I was one of them like, you know, I was like a, you know, hired on at a place for people with disabilities, you know, in another town, of course. And worked there for about a year or so and finally gave up on that because, you know, I saw no advancement at all for me anyway, so I mean I wasn't trying to look into big millions of dollars or anything. I don't know, it just, my wife and job, they just didn't really care for the way I was getting paid. So, you know, less than, you know, it was like working piece wages or something like that that paid you on how much you produced. So it's production wages of sorts. You know that, that's enough of my rent. But we're looking at a pretty good day here. It's rather cloudy right now and a little overcast, but we may hopefully probably get some sunshine and hopefully not do a lot of the day. So with that, KK7Z, Net Control and friends, this is KZ7YFE sending a mic back to you and a great job on the net. Keep up the good work. Thank you all for being here. Now, let's keep coming back. Hey, sounds good there, Dale. Yeah, I don't even know, I was thinking, I don't even know if they did delivery of newspapers back on the farm. You know, I live way in the rural area, so I don't even know if they did that, but I bet something I never wound up doing. So there you go. Yeah, I know what you mean about deserving more when I was working at one particular casino. I'm like, I should be making more money. And I took a big leap and a big jump and I wound up literally multiplying my income by four times and I couldn't have been happier, which was my last job for 18 years. But now I have no job. So there you go. And with that, we're at the end of the list ready for a new round of check-ins. But the question of the day today for our new logins is what was your first paycheck? What was your first job? Not cutting your neighbor's grass or babysitting your neighbor's kids, you're washing your neighbor's car. What was your first paycheck? Your first W-2? Where did you get it from? And also, do you have any side hustles as well? I always had side hustles. So here's my thing. My very first job, I was a petroleum engineer. That's right, folks. I pumped gas at a gas station. Yeah, it was my first job in the late 70s. Yeah, when they still pumped gas, that was the guy that little bell rang when they ran over that thing and I ran out and filled up your car and checked your oil and washed your windows and all that fun stuff. That was my first real job. And I've always done the side jobs, always. Photography was a big one. I've done real estate, weddings, portraits, all kinds of stuff. But anything to make money, I used to do. So there you go. Now, that's not about me, it's about you. So I'm ready for a new round of check-ins. Anyone, anywhere, please come out. V-O-U-K-Z. Victor, Oscar 1, uniform, kilos. Nick, control, please copy November 0. All right. November 7, Royal Mail Hotel, Victor. November 7, Royal Mail Hotel, Victor. It's a pappy. This is K0-OBX, kilos here, Oscar Bravo X-Ray, fill in Colorado. Romeo, clip back, clip back. Victor, RACO 4, Yankee, YAK 21. This is Victor, RACO 4. Nick, control, please recognize Kilo Tango 7, Juliet Oscar Eko. Kilo Tango 7, Juliet Oscar Eko. Joe in Las Vegas, Nevada. Morning, Joe. Nick, control, if I made it, Kilo Bravo 7.