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I'm KR4ETN in Athens, Alabama. It's North Alabama. And I'm enjoying your conversation. Thanks for letting me join you. The temperature here is about 70, and it's real pleasant here. Well, I guess that is pleasant compared to what a lot of the United States have been getting in the way of heat temperatures. You know, it feels like well over 100 degrees. And up here in Newfoundland, believe it or not, we haven't hit 25 Celsius more than once this summer. It's been a meal, as I was talking about, with the Celsius there, but it's been relatively cool by comparison to everywhere else out here. I think the temperature right now is 22 degrees Celsius. And I don't even know if that's quite 70. So it's definitely been a cool summer so far. We were chalking it up to icebergs, because we usually get a lot of icebergs in the early spring, or late spring into the early summer. But they're all usually cleared away by early to mid-July. And here it is August now, and our temperature's surely not any warmer. So I don't know what's causing it all. I'll pass you over to a meal. I got to run outside for a second meal. I'll be back here in a few minutes time. You want to go back to the station in Alabama there?