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I don't know, seven, a papa, a Sierra papa. I want you to know, brother, I got about 75, 80% of that. I don't know if you timed it up or someone else came up on, came up on the talk group. You know what, sir, I want to tell you, I believe you said that you are a Vietnam veteran, brother. I want to salute that service. I've got an uncle that was in the US Army Signal Corps. Pfft, pardon me. He was fortunate enough. He did come home. I have seen the traveling wall. Matter of fact, the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall came through my town about two years ago, and people turned out left and right. Most pancreatic side that you've ever seen. The traveling wall has been set up in Peoria, Illinois, which is a replica of the Vietnam Memorial. And a lot of people go to see it. I will tell you that I'm the US Army veteran. I served in the United States Army during the Lebanon and Grenada era. Little too easy, basic training in Fort McClellan, Alabama in 1983. After that, they sent me to a single school down there in Fort Gordon, Georgia. So I get it, I get it. I get the security clearance, and I have people ask me what I do today. And I said, man, I'm too old. I'm more time in CCF. Over.