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Well, you know, John, I wouldn't be surprised if you now don't get inundated with requests for that list and the answers you'll be asking. So, yeah, I'll put my hand up, sir, please, John. My email is good and Q and A is very, very easy. My callsign is at gmail.com. So gm0ub.gmail.com. And John, if you want to forward that to me, that's great. One of the resources I've been using of late to kind of look at nets and see some new nets, I think it's been updated quite a bit as time has gone on. I see a novel of new nets being added to it. It's a website. And John, I'm sure you've come across this one, but netfinder.radio. That's netfinder.radio. And it's got nets in there, but they're not always up to date, as you see, especially start times or even if they're still in existence. But one thing can be guaranteed, sir, we've been here since January 2020 and we'll be, oh, forever. That's for sure. It's a guarantee forever for all eternity, the IRN KB1 multimode net. And when it comes to time changes, we kind of fall along with the... Although I'm operating from the UK here, we kind of change our times along with the United States because most of our chickens are from across the pond. So out of respect for that, we normally change our times to stick to 4 p.m. Eastern time, whatever Eastern time might be. Doesn't matter what the UK time is. So there's always a couple of weeks here and there. It's always a bit different. But there we go. Hey, John, I'll pass it back to you for any final comments. And sorry for calling you Michelle, but no, you definitely sound more like a John. KM6UI Zulu from GM0UV.