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Alright, Bruce. Hey, drive safe. Hey, two things. I don't know if you follow the Mariners as much as Andrew does. I don't know if anybody follows the Mariners as much as KF7, LNX, Andrew. But I know one of their players just set a Mariners record, and I tell you, it's a tough record, too. But most home runs in a season by a Mariner, not until, but, what am I trying to say? The only Mariner to do it since Ken Griffey way back in the day, 50 home runs. And I just cannot remember the player's name. Do you know who that was? Oh, yes, sir, Jack. That would be our catcher, Cal Raleigh, who is having a stellar season would be an understatement. You want a little bit of information here. He's currently leading the league in home runs, which is impressive in and of itself. Last time I saw he was at 50 home runs. And, yeah, that might be the most home runs by a Mariner since Ken Griffey Jr. I remember Ken Griffey Jr. had a high of 56 back in the day. But Cal Raleigh has set a few records, one of which recently was most multi-home run games by a switch hitter. And that is a major league record. And, oh, I'm blanking on the name of the person who he surpassed to do that, but he was a Hall of Famer. I think he also, the other person is, yeah, he had passed Griffey on that list as well. But for a while there he was on pace to hit more home runs than Barry Bonds. I haven't looked to see if he's still on that pace or not, in a single season anyway. But, yeah, he's definitely, definitely quite impressive. And he's also a clutch hitter and he's a great defender. And a catcher. He got the most home runs ever by a catcher, was the other thing that he's done. No catcher in major league history has ever hit more home runs than he has. That's pretty cool. Cal Raleigh is his name. Yeah. Alright, Jack, back to you. K9 meeting.