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Well, good morning there Roy. Yeah, I'll take it first here again as usual. I had Joe check in for me. I was up to my elbows in nectarine, strawberry juice, cutting them up for brekkie. So we've got to be at the eye doctor here in half an hour. No, I mean we've got to leave the house in half an hour. Wow. No more of these early appointments. I don't know how this one got away from us. Usually we don't accept doctor appointment unless it's ten or after. But anyway, Joe, J-O-E, it's so good to hear you back again. And as you're doing some better, we've missed you guys. Sure have. And Bud, yeah, good to hear you. And boy, what a wicked storm. We used to get a lot of those, you know, sometimes the wind's 80, 90 miles an hour. And that front window, I would always stay away from it because I could just hear it flex and crack and groan. It's a miracle that we still have the same 55-year-old window. It hasn't blown in many times. Use my froggy voice as usual. Anyway, they can be violent, some of those winds. It's blown our horse trailer out in the middle of the street before we had to roll in the driveway. And so it can be pretty darn violent. Yeah, and Bud, yeah, we just got last night a delivery on the red light mat. And it's pretty much the same as yours. Just a little different, so maybe Joe can quickly explain. But we sure appreciate the info on that and leading us into getting one of those. Our friend Rosie here also ordered one, and she'll get it tomorrow night. So we do hope it will help us hide a genie. And everybody, we feel bad for Roy and Sue, haven't we? We'll go grab and go leave, come back in that heat, darn. It sure bugs you here. We didn't want to go outside at all. Anyway, I'm Missy. You take care, my dear. Get feeling better soon. Over to Zoe, just 57 LRS.