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Alright, KJ5ILQ returning for the final time today. The only comment I have is if anybody uses AI, remember it's a tool just like anything else. It's not a human. It doesn't have emotions. It can't make you do anything. It is what it is. That being said, you also need to know that nothing is protected on AI platforms. If you talk to it like it's a therapist, that can be used against you to pull the law. If you talk to it like it's your lover, it can be brought up in a divorce case. There's no expectation of privacy like you would get with a doctor or with a therapist. That needs to be a huge disclaimer. Other than that, if you want to mess around with characters or make you a secret lover or whatever it is you want to do, hey, you're an adult. Have fun with it. You get the consequences that come along with that, including what happened to that poor young man. I mean, seriously, my question is where are the parents? I mean, I've got an 18-year-old son, a 20-year-old son, a 22-year-old daughter. I have raised my children in this technology age, and I can't take any credit. My wife did it all. I mean, she gets all the credit. She was on their ship when it comes to digital stuff. Until they became an adult or became older, she would not let them on certain things. She monitored them as a parent should. I always wonder, in cases like this, it doesn't apply to every suicide case at all, but in cases like this, to where there's somebody who's on the computer who's not an adult, where's the boundaries? Where's the parental guiding? That's my question. And not to throw any blame or anything on anybody. I mean, it's tragic, but an ounce of prevention, right? So anyhow, that's just my 73s, or my final thoughts for 73s. I'll send it over to you, KJ5IRQ. 70th, have a great Thursday.