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KJ5IRQ, you return to the net. Thank you, Daryl. I don't see much. What's begging you? I think everybody on there pretty much knows my views about the left and the right. I see it all the time. Different cheeks, same ass. I don't think it matters. To be honest, I don't think it matters. The votes are on the tab on Great Country. They don't put the people first. They put their own career ambitions first over their people. It's almost laughable. We still kind of believe that we elect our officials and they do what we want, but that's not true. I'll give you one case in point. In Texas, since 2018, THC less than 3% has been legal. They tried to ban it this last session in Texas and the governor vetoed it. Saying he wanted regulation rather than prohibition. Now that there's a special session about the redistricting trap, now we're talking about trying to ban it again. Well, what's interesting about that, whether you agree or disagree with using it, something like 78% of Texans think it should be legalized in some shape, form, or fashion. The majority of that is, I think, medical, but even our Texas medical cannabis laws are awful. Awful, awful, awful. So there is a great example of lawmakers doing what they choose to do rather than the will of the people. It happens in all levels of government, from city all the way up to federal. If any of you really think voting one way or the other changes much, you might want to reevaluate that. I'm really starting to believe it. It doesn't matter if you vote left or right or center or green or blue. It doesn't matter. The end results are still going to be the same until some changes are made where people actually care about their job again. So anyhow, I think it's all about money making, Skeeny. I think if you're in the end, you get to join them and you get to make a little money. So anyhow, that's just my views today. I'm kind of pragmatic today though. With that, I'll send it back to you, KJ5IOQ.