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40 and a half pounds full of breakfast there. Yeah, it's cool down on this. I think it's probably gonna be in the 70s today. A couple days the other day we had three days of 99 degrees. But we got a new air conditioner, so we're all good here. Yeah, I gotta go to rehab here in a little while. Do my 2,000 steps and everything. And then maybe I'm gonna go to Costco and see what I can get in trouble with. Head back home, have lunch. That's about it for Mel, signing out. AB7, TVW, back to you. All right, Mel, thanks for coming in and wishing you the best success and getting through that rehab there. And hope that appointment goes real smooth for you and you'll be able to be on demand and ready to rock and roll with us. Hopefully next year we'll catch you at CPAC. If I can go then I'm trying to get something going here. All right, we're clear with KV-70s and PBW. And next we have KZ7 LRS. KZ7 GHD down there in Arizona. Morning folks, we call them the Arizona lovebirds. The mic is yours, Joyce and Joe. Good morning there, Dale. Great hearing you, doing a great job as always. And good hearing everyone, all our friends. And just not hearing the porch, a little bit humored, but oh well. Not too bad. And probably will be maybe 100 today out here, I'm not sure. Had some lightning last night, but no rain. But tonight and tomorrow we got 40 and 50% finally I guess the monsoon starting to try and take shape here and give us some rain. And yeah, I saw on TV there the pictures of the flooding at six inches in one day in Tennessee, my lord. Never seen anything like it. It's just unbelievable. And then that big tree blowing on the car for that poor mom, dad, and child. What a shame. So, crazy weather, but we definitely need that rain. And really wish we could receive some of those tomatoes. Boy, I really thought nothing like homegrown garden tomatoes like my dad used to have. So anyway, good to hear. Glad Kathy's getting to feel better. And Robert, I hope your MRI went okay. And hi to Bud, Jeannie. We made it out there at two o'clock to the Scottsdale, the Simstill place. And a very nice doctor. She's really, really good. And we got home about four, I think, at 4.30, something like that. So, traffic wasn't too terribly bad. So that went well. So we'll see how things go now. And I'm going to let me reset. My friend, Rosie, coming over this morning is going to help me take something back to the post office. It's too heavy for Joe to lift, and we've got to get it in the box and catted, ready to come back. And then I'm going to have Rosie take a break. I'm going to have Rosie bring me over to our medical deal and go in to see the doctor or whoever. We've been waiting for the Bellage Medical to connect with our Walgreens to get Joe his thyroid pills. And would you believe it's going on two and a half, three weeks now? They cannot get together. So I'm not walking out of there until I have the prescription in my fingers. I'm happy to hear it. Oh, yeah. The ceiling will come in. Anyway, everybody take care. And over to Joey's. Hi to Rosie and Missy, KC7 LRS. Hey, good morning there, gang. KC7 CHD going ITEC here. And yeah, Joyce is mad at the Bellage medical doctors. And she's going to give them a piece of their mind over there. The thyroid medicine, you know, is supposed to be taken every day. And so they've been, I've been out about two weeks and we started telling them about three or four days before I was going to run out. And so Joyce is going to unleash heck over there and we'll see how effective she is. I told her, I told her, go farther, because you just get your blood pressure up and it won't do any good. And I told her, I told her, let's use psychological warfare when you go over there. Just tell that doctor that, you know, if she doesn't, she must not think the thyroid medication for me is very important. So I don't worry about it. You're my doctor, why should I worry about it if you don't knock? But I'm trying to get Joyce to take that psychological approach. Anyway, in the background here, I have a 90-day supply of thyroid medicine that's 20 percent higher. And I've been taking that, but don't tell anybody, especially don't tell the doctors over there. And, you know, how is she going to prescribe a medication for me if she takes a blood test now? And I've been out of the medication for three weeks or so, two to three weeks. So she's going to get it screwed up no matter how that doctor does it. Anyway, let me reset. Kt7-GHD reset.