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KC2, PKG, KM4, QBC, well I don't know, Graham. I hadn't thought of that, but if it happens, it happens. I will try to abide by whatever they tell us to do, I guess. The area I live in, we have a lot of folks from Mexico that live here. They work, there are carpenters, block layers, cement, all kinds of stuff like that now. That pretty much are the workforce. But I know a lot of them personally, and I know a lot of them are not here legally, so they would probably be rounding them up, I guess. Some of them are good friends of mine. They try to do things the legal way, and it's just so difficult to do. They just take a chance on getting caught, and if they get caught, they get sent back, and they just come back the next week or two after that. It costs them about $1500 bucks. But anyway, one of them I talked to, one of the coyotes kidnapped him. He had to pay the $1500 twice. He held him out in the desert until his family came up with $1500 more. And the last time he got deported, he said, I'm not coming back. Too much hassle, I'm not coming back. Anyway, I don't know, Gray, it's sure living some wild times for sure. We'll see what happens, but right now everything's peace and love in Tuckasegee. I get to drive my Volkswagen today, so I'm glad for that. Back to work tomorrow, so I don't know if I'll make it in, I'll probably be in and out tomorrow. Thanks for doing the night, Gray, you always do an outstanding job. I appreciate you and Bill and Daryl and everybody that keeps us going. I sure miss Gabby. I miss her. Back to you, Gray, and take it easy. I'll talk to you soon. KM4QVC, 73.