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My brother was a Tech Sergeant on a Spectre AC-138 during Desert Storm and Desert Shield. And they're called Spectre SDCTRA. Spectre is actually the Air Force and Special Forces in my blood. My brother flew all over the world. Did a lot of great things. Got a lot of metals, a lot of rivets, a lot of citations. And I will take a long story short, he got exposed to various elements at the burnt pits. And he got cancer. And they were taking care of him, brother, in Orlando when he died. So, I hate to say it, I'm going to keep it real, I got a little misty, I got a little hell out of hand because I miss my brother. You know what, he got bit by poison agents overseas due to the burnt pits when he was in the military. But anyway, John K.I.J.T.B.N.I.W.F.T. back to you, sir. Hey, that's W.F.T.J., what's your name, Roger? Yeah, man, I'm a firefighter with the Inspector Gunship. I'm actually a pilot myself, so bad respect for those guys. I'm very sorry to hear about the losses, brother. I didn't know what you passed away. I heard you call some other, heard you talking, and I was just going to throw out an adage in the source, and say, hey, I'm not saying I can do this right. The other guys talked to me, so I'll take the rest of the world out. Go ahead and do that, too. No, warden, I will tell you, sir, that I said it on here earlier, but I want to thank everybody. I want to thank you and everybody else listening for allowing me to speak to Kevin here from Utah. I will tell you that the Vietnam veterans did not get the due respect that they needed. You know what, sir, I want to shout out to you, my brother, but I really do need to stand down and listen. I got about ten more minutes, and I can listen to the rest of you all be making the contacts. Hey, thanks for shouting out from, I believe, what's at Brentwood, from the media and Big Bear RFP, also known as El Paso, Illinois. Hey, God bless you, John. You take care of them, man. Wishing you and your family good health, prosperity, and lots of happiness, my brother. Until we meet again, how do you say, 53, man? KA1J, TV, N9, WFP, take care.