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Alright, that sounds pretty quiet, so let's back up and see what Daryl's doing out on the rock. Hey, always great to hear from you Daryl. Take it away, Victor Oscar One, uniform kilozunu. What you got? Come in. Thanks Dave, good morning to you man. Good morning to everybody here on the PS urge. 9 AM, yes, just had to check my watch. Make sure what time of the day it was. I tell you, you're way too relaxed when you have to look at your clock to see if it's 2 o'clock or 4 o'clock. You get started up here for your 9 AM at 1.30 in the afternoon. And your other one starts I believe at 4.30 in the afternoon, local time. And your 9 PM, believe it or not, that one starts at 1.30 in the morning here. So, yeah, cool stuff man. I asked this question the other day when Bill was running the net. The high desert pirate radio thing that you say. Curious on the story behind that one. And as I mentioned, I had contemplations for a very short time on setting up a very, very low power. FM or AM, pirate radio station I guess you could say. But then I learned very quickly that being a licensed ham, if I were to get caught doing something like that, my license could be in jeopardy. So I was like, nah, it's not worth my ham license. I mean, it's a hobby I do and I participate in all the time. I've been running Dew Drop Inn for almost 10 years. And I definitely wouldn't want all that to be put in jeopardy just for the sake of a fun little side project. But it sure would be. I mean, you know, just a couple of watts, a couple of hours a night or something like that. Play some music that I like. You know, some heavy stuff, some heavy metal type stuff. Newer heavy metal, not like 70s, well, pasture heavy metal, but the newer stuff is up my alley. Back over to you, Dave. Interested to hear about the High Desert Pirate Radio. Be on you, Casey. Hey, Errol. Great to hear from you this morning. Okay, here's the scoop. Well, first off, you know, you can do it as a blog. And people can tune into the blog that way. A lot of people are doing little, like, one hour or two hour shows, music shows, and doing it as a blog. And having a lot of fun with it. And that might be a way to do it. And under a certain wattage, you shouldn't have any issues. As long as you're not interfering with any local radio stations. And I forget all the details of that, but it can be done. But you're also in Canada, so I don't know. I know what happens here in the US, but I don't know what's going on with Canada. And I thought about doing that too, doing a little two hour radio show once a week or once a month or something like that would be kind of fun. And, anyway, the pirate radio thing, for years, my wife and I lived 30 years on a sailboat. And kind of got known, everybody wondered if I was a pirate radio because that was my only base station was operating off the boat. So, there you go. And so I kind of got, people started calling me the pirate radio. And that's how it kind of took off. But it is in reference to the pirate radio stations back in the 60s, 70s. Specifically Radio Caroline, of course, is the big one. And, yeah, I do not operate illegally. I am kind of a stickler on that one. The worst thing I do is probably don't ID myself as often as I probably should. But, anyway, that's where it all came from. So I hope that answers your question. And great to hear from you. Happy Friday and TGIF, so to say. And we will catch you later. I'm looking forward to it. Let's go, James. It's up to WQ7H. What you got going on, James? Take it away.