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Yeah, and then to share my memorable summer moment this year was, well, there's a few, and that's the thing when people answer these, they never have one, so I guess I never have one. But if I was to break it down to one, when Debbie, Marsha's sister, you know, Marsha was my spouse who died, her sister had this loud, well I don't know if it was really loud, it had this high pitched noise, it wasn't exactly loud, but she said it was this RF belt that put out this ultra frequency that was good for thinning off the mosquitoes and black flies, and she said she was hoping that maybe somebody will take it to Lake Joe and try it. So, I thought that was funny because most of us when we go to those places we get attacked alive, so it would be nice to have something like that. And she was talking about well if you're actually really serious and you actually go, I didn't go this year, you have to book months in advance, you have to answer this long application on the internet and then you apply to go. But, so I didn't get to go, but she was saying, well I could equip you with a whole suit that has tons of these in the suit, and I'll bet you when you start showing up to those places, she said well see because to black flies and mosquitoes and maybe perhaps even a rat, it would be like a loud ass heavy metal concert non-stop. And so, but I would be like, well as long as no one else kind of hears the sounds then it will be okay. She said no they're ultra frequencies, they shouldn't really hear that much, but for the pests it will be like a loud ruckus. So, I don't know if I want them to go through a loud ruckus so much as I want them to die, but that's a whole other thing. So, that was one memory and then the next thing was just the rest of the antics of all those people like that when we would get together for breakfast at the Dry Square Mall, and you know, eight o'clock in the morning before the mall opened, so I just thought some of that was hilarious. Okay, I have one more name on the list and then we'll ask for more check-ins. Jay in Delaware, if you're still there, you get another chance.