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Hey, good stuff there. Very cool. There's like a reunion for this coffee shop. They had such a following. It's too bad if they had such a following that they had to close, but maybe there's some other reasons for such. And I like this idea of kind of a large open mic. Anybody who wants to come and play some music. If I were there, I would have hopped up on stage with them. So anyway, good stuff there. And hopefully your on-call was quiet. You know, I too, I had this gig. I was over on the San Juan Islands and stuff. And oh my gosh, by the time we packed up, got back to the hotel, it was like 1 a.m. By the time I was crawling in bed, it was 2 a.m. Then my alarm was going off at 5.40 a.m. to then be on call at 6 a.m. So that's chipped. So luckily I got lucky. No calls. It ends up being a big quiet. So I still had to get up and be ready and see, okay, there's nothing. And I was able to just kind of lay back down in bed and just make sure my phone would wake me up if I needed to get a call. But all was well and ended up getting on the ferry and going home just fine there. So anyway, all right. Thanks for that. And we'll catch you down the log there, Tree. All right. And that was the last of the net. So I'm going to shut her down tonight. So I do want to thank all the checker owners tonight for making it a great net. Without you, it wouldn't be much of a net. You know, I do put that phrase is from Lee Bond, N7KC. And I was driving through Anacortes today where he moved to. And I did wave out the window, hi, Lee. I have no idea where Anacortes lives. But driving through Anacortes, I was thinking about him. So anyway, we also want to thank the Puget Sound Repeater Group for the use of the repeater. More information about the group can be found at psrg.org. And we also have the Facebook discussion page, the PSRG discussion group. It is a closed group. Oops, my preamble is getting long. Let me reset.