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No, I'm taking my ball and going home. No worries, no worries. I figured you'd just put me back at the bottom of the list. You got me in there because I hadn't been in there, but I figured I'd be back at the bottom of the list. So I was just waiting my turn. I'm in my truck. Um, I got the, uh, um, I bought my, uh, not molestion suit before last. He had a bottle of detergent or soap or something in it. It spilled out and soaked through the, uh, sheet and into my mattress toppers. So I had bought a replacement mattress topper. And last time I was home, I was in such a hurry to get the truck and get going that I, uh, took the old mattress topper out, put the new mattress topper in, uh, on the bottom bunk. And the bottom bunk was fine. I mean, I was thinking about getting a new mattress topper for the bottom bunk because it's getting older, um, uh, the one that I had gotten was supposed to be for the, uh, the top bunk. And so I bought, and it really, you know, it wasn't working out well for the bottom bunk. Um, even though it was the right size and everything, it just, uh, kept sliding around. So I went back and bought the same one that was on the bottom before. Uh, I put that in there. The top mattress is a little more, is narrower by about 3 or 4 inches than the bottom bunk. So I had to, uh, cut it along the length of the, uh, the side, uh, which is not an easy task, uh, especially when it's 3 inches thick. Uh, and it is just foam. And I found using scissors is easier than doing it another way, uh, with like a razor blade or something, um, especially when I don't have a really sharp razor blade in my truck right now. Uh, but, uh, so I got that cut up, and I'm getting the mattress topper, uh, situation taken care of so that when we go out tomorrow, it's already done. And, uh, we don't have to do that. And my student, uh, she'll be graduating today from her top-end class. So I'm gonna go over there and, uh, introduce myself. Say hello. Say hello, Mark. Mark Kincaid is the, uh, this is my teacher. I'm sorry. Mark Kincaid is the, uh, director over there for the Top Ten Academy. They tried to get me to come in there and do it, and I just told them I couldn't afford the pay cut. So, uh, but it was only, uh, do you want to, you know, take the opportunity to maybe do this? Uh, but they ended up with Mark, and I think they ended up with the right choice there. But, uh, you know, he's retiring next year. I'm sorry, Grandma. He's retiring next year, so they may be after me again to, uh, see if I want to do it. But for now, I'm just gonna stay over the road. That's what I like. And, uh, the opportunity is still there that I might get back out and, uh, be able to visit some of my friends out there over the road. But, uh, with that, uh, good job, Josh. Uh, I think Dee is doing the net on Sunday, if I'm not mistaken. Uh, if you're not Dee, I apologize for, uh, putting that out there, but I think Dee is doing it on Sunday, so I'm looking forward to that. And, uh, uh, you know, good, good, good job, Josh. I think I just said that, uh, twice, but it's worth repeating. And, uh, we'll catch everybody out here tomorrow morning with KM1X, uh, as he takes us through, uh, the start of our weekend. Uh, so, N9-OFU, back over to, uh, uh, Josh there. Uh, uh, KI5, uh, having a brain freeze. Okay, back over to you, Josh. N9-OFU, I appreciate you this morning. I, I, I liked your attacks throughout the day, by the way. I don't know if I've told you that. You and Dale and Gray, a few other ones who, who have started attacking me. Um, I don't interact with a lot of people, outside of the Fed or my family. I'm kind of weird like that. Other than working, I interact with the law people I work with. But, um, not on like a personal level. I keep myself pretty dang small. And I'll be honest with you, y'all, uh, y'all crack me up throughout the day. So, um, don't feel like you ever send me too much. I don't care if it's the middle of the night. If I don't want to answer it, I don't answer it. Uh, my phone doesn't dictate me. I dictate you it, uh, other than working hours. Uh, so thank you for those things. Uh, you and Dale both. Um, and Gray, Gray, Gray, you know, he takes back and forth sometimes. And I, I really enjoy his insights. All right, well, that's going to bring us to close to the bottom of the nest. We're, we're going to go back to, uh, to Hunter. Kilo B-07. Oh, I'm sorry, no we're not. Hold your horses. Kilo B-07. Papa Victor Rifki. Mel, my handwriting is so atrocious, I almost didn't see your call sign on my list. Uh, it's the reason he met us, Mel. And I'm going to let you have the mic. Beep.