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Okay, I think Peter has left the building. So we'll go to Josh, KG85 IRQ. How's that chicken coop, Josh? Are you deep into it there? Stuck with the hammer? Yeah, KG85 IRQ, this is PC2 PKG. Beep. KG85 IRQ, PKG, welcome to the control for the day. Thank you for taking over for Russell. I appreciate it, I know it does also. The filter is coming on slowly. I'm only working on it an hour or so a day. In fact, I'm fixing to knock it off. I'm already 30 minutes later than what I'd like to be on a Thursday morning. I'd rather be at my computer and knock it off emails and stuff early in the morning before everybody wakes up. It's like flooding the gates. I'm sure you know what I mean. Very great. Thursday morning, I don't know why, it may seem to be like the calm before the storm. And then Thursday afternoon, Friday, we got the storm. And then by the end of Friday, the storm has usually passed. And it's funny because the storms are self-made. Like somebody has an idea, I didn't adjust it, somebody has an idea and they're like, oh, we're gonna do this. And they take it to the sea level guy. The sea level guy goes, oh, that's a good idea. I'll buy you into that. And then he calls everybody else, says, we're gonna make some changes, we wanna do this. Until they find out what's how it belonged. I had a little meeting yesterday evening. We started the meeting with the sea level guy at Creative for 30. And it was after 745 or so when I got an off-track call. It was an interesting call. I don't know just me, it was a few different departments. However, the data that they're all dealing for is stored in my platform. So I get to see and take part of everything that they do. I always have. I think it feels like they take their recommendations pretty well. I'm not so sure they did last night. So the idea is we have a front-facing storefront that allows our field service operators to be able to buy, we call it buy, but they're able to order whatever they need to refill their vehicles in. They can do that today, pick it up tomorrow. Pretty simple, solve all their company-issued iPhone. In fact, we're about to get ready to write out the QR codes, which will then allow them just to scan it out rather than select it from a list. It interfaces well with NetSuite. So basically, whenever they order something, the warehouse has a notification, they know to pack and pull it. And then when the installer comes in, say the next day, it's all ready for them. All they gotta do is say, I'm here to pick up order 123, a couple of scans in the signature, and they're on their way, takes less than 30 seconds. Well, they built some new apps, oh, I don't get what it's called, but it's for installers. And they're like, well, we wanna convert everything inside this. And they're like, that's not how this works. Well, I'm sure today I'll be in a few more meetings having to explain why it's such a bad idea. Not that it's a bad idea, but it's reinventing the world that doesn't need to be reinvented. If we were going to gain some performance, I'd be off for it. But everything they're suggesting, they already do within our custom built inventory distribution manager software. So, oh, it's a weird situation. I don't know how this is gonna go. I mean, I would hate to see them stop using IDMs considering we had 18 months of research and design and scripting and testing and now rolling out. Like, the rollout is finished at the end of this month. Anyhow, I guess I'm just complaining about work this morning. I'm just gonna keep it on my mind ever since. Y'all surely don't wanna hear about that. I'll send it back to you, KC2, PKG. This is KJ5, IRQ. Just curious, Gray, if you could give me an audio report now. Sound any different, louder, better, clearer, crappier, deal with you, KZ? It sounds about the same, I think. I think it sounds just about the same. KJ5, IRQ. The corporate world, you just brought it all back to me. Somebody has a great idea and stirs up a whole bunch of stuff. I mean, you already put 18 months into this project? And I would, I think the best way to fight that battle is saying, well, we'll do a work estimate on what it's gonna take to combine this all into this new app that you wanna use and we'll get back to you. That, I think, is the way to deal with it. Because leaving well enough alone, especially after the project is almost finished and it's on its last name, is really important, you know, so that you can move on and do something else and not let somebody drag you off on some circus run. At least that's what we used to call it. It's too bad. All right, Bill, F9-O-F-U. It's over to you, man. And this is not the 73 round, but that is coming right up. So, N9-O-F-U, this is KC2-PKG. All right, thank you, great. Yeah, that was Big Balls. Big Balls was out. For those that kept up with all the Doge stuff, that was the handle or email or something of one of the Doge employees. Young man, he was out on town with his friend and his girlfriend and he was walking back to his car in a group of, this is mostly underage, he landed in November, Quebec, November, wanted a car jackup in the U2, pushed his girlfriend in the car and, you know, protect yourself and I'm gonna try to take care of this and he didn't wanna let them, I had to jack his car. Luckily some police was by and they came over and they got a couple of them, but it used to be the purview of the Congress to maintain and do a police force for the state capitol because it's not a, or a DC because it's not a state, but then they said, nah, we don't wanna do this anymore and they created a board and some other officers and people for the area, but the attorney, he didn't prosecute 70% or more of the crimes and he's a prosecutor, he's supposed to prosecute crime, but he wasn't prosecuting the crime that was taking place there in the city, although he did go after those January 6 people with a vengeance, but people that were committing car jack scenes and murders and things like that, he wasn't going after and Trump's like, well, maybe we need to take this back and put it back into the hands of the government because the people that we got in there that take care of this aren't doing their job, whether it's supposed to and the people DC deserve better than that, they need to be able to walk about the city they live in without fear of parking their dog. A lot of these people were underaged too, so because if you're underaged, you can get away with a lot more, it's not gonna go to your permanent record. Excuse me just a second. All right, so we'll see how that plays out. I just looked, my wife was not in the, the car was not in the garage, my wife shouldn't be on her way down here. So I'm mostly ready, I gotta get my stuff prepared, well, it's all prepared, it's all on the bottom bunk and then I'll transfer it over to the car, take the truck to the shop, then stop at the driver's center up front and my student left one of her hats and she had all her stuff, hopefully she went through and made some kind of semblance of putting it all away and apparently she did because she did send me a message last night saying hey, one of my hats, I left in the truck. So and I found it was on the top bunk. But got that to do, but I think I'm picking it up great and I noticed it's the 73, so hopefully I won't be too busy and I'll catch everybody in the next part. N9-O-F-U, this is KC2-PKG. We're running a little thin at this point in time, the cow bunganette on network controllers and stuff like that, we lost one of the people who did the list for Russell and did very well. Plus she was a good net controller and that's devastating, that kind of stuff happens, it's really too bad. But I hope she's still high, I'm not giving up on her. Ron, AA4-HO, it's the 73 round, man. Final thoughts, this is KC2-PKG. Yeah, about Sennheiser, I have a Sennheiser bike. It's really nice, it's really natural and it really puts and protects anything it picks up out, really good, loud. I just sound more like you do without that. And if you have an amplifier and you put that mic in, if it's a good amplifier, that microphone will really drive it well and I really like it for that. If you unscrew the top off of it, it's the best thing you can do. If you unscrew the top off of it, it's the element is all gold and it looks pretty neat inside. It looks like a professional microphone if you are watching a performance. I may not notice, I notice because I look at a lot of the electronics that bands are using or even the ones that are on TV. And you see the different manufacturers and Sennheisers, one that a lot of vocalists use. And I notice that, I go, oh, there's my microphone. Did you know I have a Sennheiser? Did I tell you I have a Sennheiser? I'm really proud of that microphone. What I did is I bought the Bluetooth connection so I can put it in the bottom and stick it into an amp and it works. It's good if you went directly in with a cord or if you use the Bluetooth and it's got four channels. In case somebody else has one also that you're using, you could use up to four of them and they won't overlap with each other. The city of Piero now has been delegated to take care of prosecuting any teenagers. They're not gonna let them slide like they were because they were out of control because they know they hadn't been punished. It goes to juvenile court and then they get a slap on the wrist. You're gonna be good from now on, right? Yeah, of course. Then they go right out and then the whole cycle starts over and over and over again. A lot of them have records that are really long and they know that it doesn't matter because once they turn 18, those records are not accessible anymore or they get destroyed. I think they don't keep them. All right, I'm gonna say goodbye to everybody for now. It's 10 o'clock already here in Miramar, Florida and tomorrow's Friday. Everybody's Friday, Tuesday. And see everyone tomorrow for TGIF. Thank God today is Friday, but that's tomorrow. Today's Thursday. AA Forks, you go around Miramar, Florida, back to Gray and Nixon.