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Hey, T.A.M. Can we get a V.S. please? This is repeater station kilo kilo seven November Quebec November all star note six two two two located in Shelton, Washington. I'll go down to Peter and then Peter get back to me. Go ahead there Mr. Russell. I'll go down to zero. I'll be there to get back to me. Alright, thank you very much Russell. And uh, my canister keeps knocking my hand held over. He's laying on the desk and uh, he's just getting back to me. He's knocking my hand held over. He's laying on the desk and uh, he keeps swinging his tail and knocking the hand held down. But uh, I tell you, he's uh, he's savage with his tail. He just put another uh, put another radio on the desk and he whacked it down just to swallow it with his tail. And uh, I don't really have much. I gotta say, I got the Canada Games going on here in Newfoundland this year. I'm thinking to myself like which facilities do we have for the Canada Games? I was trying to think yesterday of what events they've got. And uh, you know, swimming downhill mountain biking. Uh, baseball or softball whatever you want to call it. Um, Which do they play with in the uh, MLB? Baseball, yeah. Because look, softballs are bigger, I think. Like 12 inch or something. I think uh, baseballs are 9 inch if I'm not mistaken. Does anybody know about that? Uh, the difference between softball and baseball, is it just the size of the ball? Uh, or is there more to it than that? Uh, back to you Russell. Feel what you're getting. Uh, Good comment for Mr. Darryl there Russell, if I may. Go ahead, Neil. Yeah, Darryl is the size of the ball, man. I used to play baseball when I was a kid. I played baseball and I played softball. Softballs are bigger, you know, they're bigger balls and the baseballs are tinier. I hope that answered your question, Neil. I've never played it myself, I've watched it a little bit. I've got like a baseball game on Steam Deck. Super Mega Baseball 4. Real fun game. Uh, I like the sport. It's just with my vision. Uh, there's no playing that. For sure. I ain't seen no ball coming and whipping at me. 30 or 40 miles an hour or some of those fastball pitchers in the MLB. You can throw a ball over 100 miles an hour, I think, Gente. I don't know what the record is, but either way.