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Hello, Russell and everybody else on the net. This is W-86 ABC saying good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are in the world. Just starting my day right now, about to have a good strong cup of coffee, get everything started. The family has a bunch of records that are pretty well shot by now. I have cats, cats and records don't go together very well. They scratch the sleeves of the records and the covers, etc. Those are records that are non-functional that we have. One thing I thought about in terms of weapons and talking about that here is on amateur radio everything is exposed. There is really very little privacy when one has a call sign. People's home addresses are there and I can understand the privacy factor, especially with something like weapons. I understand that amateur radio is a very different thing. You look up somebody's call sign and mine happens to have a PO box that I am changing to my home address. We are trusting each other with that information. Something as personal as weapons has to be one of those subjects I definitely wouldn't mention if I was armed here. I just thought. I missed the old record, W- 1966. I had the Beatles second album when it came out. That album is still my dear aunt. Scratched and horrible because I was three years old or something. Planted on a turntable and scratching the thing with the needle. Kind of missed vinyl. Vinyl is fun and tangible and like MP3s. I don't even get MP3s anymore. You just take everything off the clouds. You don't even have to worry about your own storage anymore. Back to that from W-86 ABC, Michael Brown. W-86 ABC Street, W-86, Anybody off of get off the cop of your turn? Hurry it up. Call K-9-8-K. And the crest of the gate is the Q-8-1-T. Call K-9-8-K.