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Alright, we're going to skip John. We'll come back later. KE0WREU, hey Bob, wonderful to have you here and tell us how your fourth is going and share with us why you're proud to be an American. Over to you Bob. KE0WREU, first up once I say happy fourth of July and 250. Everybody. My dad, he was always pretty strong on why we should be defending our country, why we should be proud of our country and all the above. I just raised that away. He spent his, he was hurt pretty bad in World War II, but he said that was all for the health of the rest of the world forever. And he told me stories about what they got into, when they broke into the concentration camps and things. Finally, he just worried that he died pretty young. He was 59 and he made me realize.