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That's at the opera house. I got a ride back from one of my veteran friends who was a physician, a surgeon in Vietnam, who is now retired as I think a colonel in fact. And a gal that also fits a couple of seats from me is a retired captain who was a nurse in Vietnam and I've read her book. She's a published author. She's published about three books and I've read her last one. Anyway, so it's a good group and Nick gave me a ride home, dropped me off like half a block away from where I live, which is convenient. I love it. It's an advantage of getting stopped by a red light is that the passenger can jump out of the car. Well, I came upstairs to my apartment. Of course it was sweltering so I turned on my little pint-sized floor standing air conditioner and went downstairs to sit in the lobby with my cohort here. And then I went shopping and I got some Bitburger, but it's an alcohol-free. It's the alcohol-free version of Bitburger, which is like an inexpensive beer in Germany, but it's still German beer. Sipping on that, my apartment, of course, when I came back up to the apartment after sitting around chalking, I turned off the air conditioning because I needed alcohol to cool my apartment down to a reasonable temperature. It's not cold. It's not hot. And I don't know if to say, Ben, I'm sorry that you are in your hot attic, but I'm probably getting close to using up my time. So take care, Ben. I look forward to seeing you next time at we're together. And KX2-CW, Joan on Broadway, back to you, Ben.