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So I spent hours just analyzing my pictures, critiquing them, and telling me what I did wrong. And I've learned some stuff from it, that's good, but I am just a mediocre photographer. No better than a man with a phone camera. So I got some humor out of that. So I never claimed to be a professional, that's for sure. And then one other thing I'd like to talk about, one more reset. Is why you guys are talking about Trump and his 34 count conviction and everything else. And one of you said that they didn't like him and that's why they went after him. And that was the only reason why, more or less, if you're not liked in the town, you're going to get your butt kicked. So I looked up, under the law, the penalty that Trump was being accused of, charged, and got his phone with, is $175.10, qualifying business records in the first degree. Now, unfortunately, New York as a whole, I could not find the count. But in Manhattan alone, I'm not sure exactly what city in New York he was actually in. I know it's New York City, but there's different districts and all that kind of thing. Under $175.10, between the years of, let me see here, 2015 and 2024, there's been 435 cases of film falsifying business records under $175.10. So it's not uncommon for this to happen. So he was just an unlucky guy that got caught. So I wish there would be more info. I mean, this took, I put the question in there, it took two minutes and nine seconds and it said it was going through court records and documents and all kinds of stuff like that. And then he comes up saying, well, we don't really have much, but we know this. So, and a lot of people that got it did not get prison, which was kind of surprising. What do I say here? A lot of got, he got unconditional discharge, but there were some that did get actual prison time, some got probation, and some just got a real light slap on the hand, depending on how serious it was. But it's a common thing. It's all over the country. It's not just New York City, but 437 cases. That's how many, and he was one of them, 437 cases. Back to you guys, KB0MAI.