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Alright, thank you very much, Russell. That was my sister and brother-in-law taking mom to an appointment at the cancer clinic. And I thought that it was my sister and brother-in-law dropping their dog off to my mom's place. I didn't realize mom was with them because I was going to go see her. She's a cute little dog. Mom babysits her from time to time and my sister and brother-in-law has to go out anywhere. So, that wasn't the case though. So when they get back, I'm going to get them to park in the driveway for a minute so I can go see the dog. They take her everywhere. She's a tiny, tiny little chihuahua. She's one of these really small ones. She can fit in like a handbag or something. And she's really sweet, especially with people that she knows. And she knows me really well so when she sees me she starts shaking and vibrating and jumping and doing flips and all this kind of crazy stuff. She's a really sweet little dog. And, yeah, so I thought mom was going to be babysitting her but, no. My sister won't let me babysit her because I've got three cats. And I says, you know, cats are not going to matter with her. And my sister's like, yeah, but she's going to bark at the cats and then they might react badly at one smack from a cat. Like, to blind that little dog, she's only probably a quarter the size of my biggest cat. You know, so she's very, very tiny. But she's spiteful. She's got this big dog syndrome where she, you know, thinks that she's much larger than what she is. But she's not. I think she weighs like between three and five pounds. Something like that. Maybe not even that. She's so small. You can literally just take her in the palm of two of your hands. She's so small. But she's not one of those brown and beige colored chihuahuas. She's one of those long hair. She's like a black and white chihuahua. But she has long fur. And she's pretty cute. I gotta say, I'll post a picture of her, a couple of pictures of her on Discord if anyone wants to have a look at the kind of dog I'm talking about. But yeah, she's like my favorite dog ever. And she loves me. She loves seeing me whenever she's around or whatever or if I'm over at their place. She goes absolutely hysterical when she sees me. I like to go visit her every chance I can. Back to you, Russell. Deal with you, Casey. The smell of smoke in the air this morning is not so bad, fortunately. But take it as it comes. Apparently they've got that fire under control now. Apparently it's still burning. But they've at least got it under control, which is a good thing. They don't expect it to spread any further. Deal one with you, Casey. Back to you, Russell. Now I gotta get back to the station. This is Casey to BKG. You know, it surprised me. My first generator came from Costco. And I think it was a three or six thousand watt little generator on a cart. And it turned out to be pretty handy. And I did exactly what you did, Ron. In other words, I plugged the refrigerators into it. And so our food wouldn't go bad. But I quickly discovered a fly in the ointment. And that was basically that we had a routine for moving your art power. And we would cook on the gas stove. We would, if you want, we had candles burning in the bathroom. It was very romantic. I loved it. And then as soon as we got a generator, well, as soon as we got a whole house generator, the romance was gone. More candles in the bathroom. It just got near three boys. It's not a good idea to have open flames anywhere. You're just not going to leave it alone. So I get the whole can to be fun thing. But that generator, the first one I put in Morristown was not a whole house. You had to select certain circuits. And it was all pre-set for me. I did that. But I found that having it installed was more expensive than the generator. Not a lot. But it was like the generator plus half more. I know a lot of people who back feed their houses. They have a little generator and they have an extension cord and they plug it into an outlet on a certain circuit. And they've got it all walled off. If they're smart, they've got it all walled off so the line doesn't get zapped. But that is easily the most dangerous thing you can do with a generator. But a lot of people do it. A lot of people do it. Back to you Russell. KV9, N.S.K. This is KC2. KG.