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So I had to key off there to finish this up. So anyway, that's before I timed it out. Anyway, service to you everybody. Have yourselves a good day. And the mic's clean. Don't worry, I didn't call for a sneeze into it. So it's coming back to you, Jim. K-0, ACK, V8-6 GRZ. Okay, thank you very much. Well, maybe somebody can answer your question. I don't know, huh? All right, KK7V. How are you doing? And thank you for always being a wonderful backup. K-0, ACK. Hey, my name's Jim. I'm a pilot for the US Air Force. I'm a pilot for the US Air Force. Hey, good morning there, Gil. Everybody in that, Gil in Las Vegas. And I think there is a bill. I'm pretty sure that there is a marker out there. Yeah, you're kind of standing in the middle there. So there you go. I've never been there. Place I do want to go to. And Larry, yeah, I don't know. Let's put that, you never know. That is what it is. But no biking today, yesterday, maybe not tomorrow, maybe not all this week. We've got some heavy smoke coming in from California. Wildfires. So not something you want to be out there breathing at a high cardio value. So I'm going to be off the bike maybe for a few days. Actually, I might take it in for a tune up. So yeah, we'll see how that goes. And last, what I got, hey, I'm doing a lazy day today. I'm going to meet my one friend for breakfast. He retired last week from the casino business after 40 years, like me. So there you go. And last up, Lake Mead. One of my places to do videos and stuff was out at Lake Mead and finding all the wrecked boats. And I really enjoyed that. That was a lot of fun. And I was gearing up to get out there and do a follow up because the water went back up for a little while. Now it's down again at a critical level. So a lot of these boats are coming back out of the water. Unfortunately, the Park Service thinks they're an eyesore, even though they're actually a huge tourist attraction. They're cleaning them up. The infamous monolith boat that I did a video on, the boat that was standing straight up in the air, half in the mud, it went back underwater last year. It came out about 3 quarters of the way this year, maybe as much as half. And it was several feet into the mud, the engines and all that. And some people went out there to check it out and these sonar, there's just a big hole under there. So the Park Service pulled that one out. That's a real bummer. So by the time I'm ready to get out there, there may be nothing left to explore as far as the wrecks go. Yeah, such a bummer. That was such a cool thing to do. So anyway, I guess they just thought it was an eyesore. Yeah, I'm here in the background. Good to hear that Gail is showing us. Oh, and Missy is online now. She just linked up, so you may want to put her on the list there. KK7Z, that concludes.