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Yeah, I'm, you know, I started these courses I was telling you about earlier when I was, oh, I wanted to mention about hi, hi. A lot of times it's used, and you're absolutely correct, is, you know, an acknowledgment that this is humorous or like we both have the same thoughts, so it's high up in our intellect. You hear it on CW all the time. Towards the end of a transmission, you'll hear di-di-di-di-di-di, di-di-di-di-di, which is hi, hi, and then da-da-da, which is k, which means end of transmission, and then another k, which is da-da-da, which means invitation for a reply. So if that helps. Sometimes it's overused. You don't hear me using it because I try to stay away from cliches and trite expressions because when they get used too much, it's like, oh, that again. So using it sparingly is good, and it makes a point. It can be used to make a point. Yeah, I got these courses. I finished three. And there's a whole bunch of them ahead that I'm looking at. That's kind of nerdy, but so far, the hours put in to get these first three out of the way has been pretty satisfying. And I think I have an incentive to push forward on the next ones that are available for me, which is there's going to be some law and political science and the Constitution and stuff. So I'm going to go ahead and try to get those certificates. And yeah, Thanksgiving, when it cools off, that's always nice. And the holidays, to look forward to. Last holidays, they did it up in South Carolina, so I didn't go. I got the dogs. So maybe they'll be having them around here, and I'll be attending them locally. AA-4-H-O, Ron Nirma, Florida, back to net control. Go ahead, Josh.