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I hear what you're saying. Although, you know, some days the way some people act, you think, well, you know, if money ain't the right sentence, you know, that bad of a thing, it wouldn't be that long. You get three aspires, three medical. Who knows? Anyway, you know, but so far, I've never managed to avoid that. And that's probably just as well. Yeah, I did say that is true. I was in during Vietnam, no question. And a little Asian-Orias exposure gave me a cancer and a few little things that I hadn't had to deal with. But they're helping out, just mechanical stuff, hips, shoulders, all that nonsense. They keep having to be blazing right there. But other than that, you know, that's life threatening. It's just no fun and hurts. But gradually getting better after they cut the pace a little bit. But anyway, that's kind of what's happened here. And I'm glad this 6-X-2 is working. That's some good news. And anyway, so that's kind of where I'm at with that. But take your 7-PSD back to you November 9, whiskey, foxtrot, tango. 7, Papa Sierra, Papa, from November 9, whiskey, foxtrot, tango. You know what? Mr. Kevin, I love talking to you. But I will tell you that I'm about to overstate my welcome here. There have been many, many people that have allowed me to speak much, much longer than I really should be. I would like to apologize that all those are waiting. But I will tell you folks, because you allowed me to speak to Mr. Kevin and honor this Vietnam veteran. I know that a lot of you all, men, women, and ladies, when you came home, you did not get the respect that you deserved. You know what? But them civilians, they all know. Them civilians are clueless. When you take the oath, you know what? You are not your own property, folks. You do what the commander in chief and your officers have pointed over you, what you do, no questions, no wits, hands, or buts. You know what? There was a lot of folks that never called my office. But you know what? I remember them, too. Hey, listen, you know what? God bless you, sir. I want to wish you the very best from El Paso, Illinois. This is November 9, whiskey, foxtrot, tango, made up for life American Legion number of American Legion Post 5-9, El Paso, Illinois. Mr. Kevin, it's been my pleasure. And I will work you down the log. I do believe I did get you in that log. I meant to. Anyway, I will get you on the log if you log me fine, if you don't fine. Much respect, sir. Thank you for being one of the true 1% of able-bodied Americans that actually get it listed at the time. Take care, my brother. KK7, PSB, and I'm gonna be up to you. Take care. Kilo Oscar 6, Juliet Golf, Echo. CQ and the overseas station. CQ, overseas station. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. All star notes... Go ahead, my brother. I got you.