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Cheers, Governors. You plunked it on the microphone. Mmm. My birthday coffee. On my second cup, you know, I didn't look to see the mountains. I still just look outside. What I see of the horizon, it's pretty probable that it's out. But I just neglected to go out there and stick my head at the window to look out. I can't stick my head out of the window. I wish. I have lots of windows now. You know, I went from an apartment that just had one window to the northwest, walled in by buildings, to now have seven windows between two rooms, but only three of them open. They're just these narrow, child-proof windows. Well, I'm just sitting here. There is a plan that a friend or few have worked out. Apparently, people do know when my birthday is because they're wishing me happy birthday. Annie and Cammie and Rebecca. Let me check my family. And my family chat. Patnet is full of, oh, look, and then Robert, happiest of birthdays to you, my friend. Hope you have an amazing day. Oh, here comes the heart. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven November Quebec November all star. And Patnet is a mixture of posts from my brother Mark showing the 1971 JBL home lineup. And then there's the little Lancer 100. He's showing me pictures of, he shows pictures of us of Altec Lansing home speakers. And then some lumber that he's hauling and his coffee sitting on the truck with the number. But then before that, though, I'm getting even my cousin David has sent me some birthday emojis. And Mark and Rachie and Brian. Yeah. So I'm not forgotten. So anybody take care, everybody. Thank you, everybody. Joan on Broadway is in the station at the Capitol Hill Behavioral Observatory here. I'm an anthropologist sent from the future to see what happens, what went wrong in the 21st century. KX2CW Joan on Broadway. Handing it back to them.