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So I don't like driving. Just times that I just don't mind too. So there you go. I'm just getting too old, I guess. But it's not a stuff like that. I'd rather just stay home myself. But all right, you take care. We're dead here. Let's go down to another reject. K-E-6-W-K-O. Hey, go ahead, Kathy. Uh, K-E-6-W-K-O, Kathy. Um, you know, you have a computer with platters now. There's four platters in the, in the, uh, computer was surprising because I watch the YouTube. There's only supposed to be one platter. The guy, but there was four. There was three sort of in the bottom of it. But no, there are platters. I'm not gonna use a computer anymore, that's so. But I was, you know, I have photos. But they're all in USBs and external archives. I've got to put that in my computer. external archives, I don't have it. I think my beneficiaries can hook them up to their computers and get the photos off. And be careful with OneDrive, because I had confidential information up there that should not have been up there. I had a list of state stuff, and on the bottom I had my computer password. That was up there. On OneDrive, it automatically used new computers and they just seemed to go up to OneDrive unless you turn it off, and it's another backup. But they can't guarantee security on their server. But I am too old for it. It's too complicated, I'm too old. I'm quite happy with my iPad and my iPhone. And so I found my timer. I stuck my timer in a fake place next to my ham radio in the second bedroom, and now I have a timer. I'm gonna quickly tell you one other story. I don't know if you have a Fitbit watch, but I've been cleaning out my house a lot, going up and down step stools and stuff like that. And they gave me a warning that I was having atrial fibrillation. They gave me it several times, and I was supposed to let my doctor know. And they had it all printed out. They sent me a notification. But my pulse went from 40 to 150 apparently, several times. Now I have a 40 pulse because I take a bed of blocker for PBST, which I have a skinny heart, which gets fast. So anyway, I photocopied to my doctor who had me come in and do EKG yesterday and lab work, and they're all normal, except I have a low pulse, which they know because I take a bed of blocker. And because if I don't take a bed of blocker, my pulse goes really high and gets skimpy, and I don't give enough blood to my head. But it's not life-threatening, which, it may seem not life-threatening compared to arterial fibrillation, which can be. You can die, it's very life-threatening. So anyway, so that was interesting. I had never done a notification from Fitbit, ever, and I've had this thing over 10 years. And so, but I was like, everything was normal, and I'm fine. And I had to be careful with an espresso coffee because I was drinking two a day, and that's why I'm so energetic cleaning up my house, and it has a lot of caffeine. And that, so I can only have one cup. So that's my little story, added story. So anyway, it's nice listening to everybody. I'm gonna give it back to you. I have 29 seconds in KG6, WKO. Back to you, exit 73. All right, here, Candy, all right. 29 seconds to go, so there you go. You should have just ran it out. All right, Candy, all right. You take care, and yeah, I got two Windows 10 computers here and I'm not willing to upgrade. I don't care if they do not support them after October. So there you go. Until they totally break down and stuff like that, I'm gonna use them. I'm gonna use them till they both die, obviously. So there you go, they're useful, useless. So there you go. All right, I can't afford a new computer anymore. I'm not like my kids or my grandkids. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. But I do take funny girls on trees. You can ask my wife on that one. So we're in, I'll say 73 to you, you have yourself a great day. Let's move on down to another reject, JB7PDW. Go ahead, Santa. Well, I think that might be a record for rechecks. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. Yeah, I was just trying to fill in some time. I'm gonna go and fix myself some breakfast. I tried something new. Take a baked potato, may I say a medium sized one, and wash it off. And take a paper towel and wet it and wring it out and wrap the potato up in the paper towel and put it in microwave for five minutes or so. If it's a larger potato, maybe six or seven minutes. I don't know. But I'm gonna go out there now and slice it up and have me some fried potatoes with my eggs this morning. We'll see how it goes. I'll let you know. JB7PDW, back to net. This is repeater station, 707 November. All right, yeah, well, fried potatoes, eggs. Yeah, cook up some stem to go with it. So there you go. Or bacon. Or sausage, there you go. All right, buddy, you take care. Go enjoy your breakfast. And we will talk to you later. All right, the last one on this list is KC7LRS. Good morning, Joyce. I was gonna come up with something, but I couldn't think of it. Oh, OK. That was good timing. I just left the room here, and it might be back any minute. So I was just gonna say, Joe, sure wish you had some videos of you being the karate kid, karate guy. And with some of those side leaves, that must have been something to see. Wow. And anyway, Roy and Sue and Lily appreciate that lovely wedding photo you sent there of the family, wedding, and a beautiful scene. So we're envying you and thinking of you on that beautiful, beautiful coast. So enjoy for us, for sure. So that's all I wanted to say. So everybody have a good weekend, KC7LRS. And here comes Hilda the Roomba. Back again. All right, OK. All right, thank you very much. For your rejection. And stuff like that. Yeah, it does get a little bit quieter out there at certain times of the morning. But that's all right. That's all right. All right, I see a couple pop up here and there. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna try this one. M7WCC. Hey, baby. Good day.