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Yeah, KBZ, I'm a little bit of a help buddy. My family was constantly moving. They would stay by houses, leave by house, or get by houses. And he'd fix it up and then he'd start moving to the next house, and the next house, and the next house. We were switching schools all the time. I don't think I spent more than one or two years in school. So, I've been a little lifelong as a child. But that's okay. You know, I'm not A-okay. But, um, I've just kind of been in that lifestyle for so long, I feel more comfortable pretty much on my own than I do being around other people. That's the type of thing that I did. I enjoy listening to people. I enjoy hearing what they have to say. I've been thinking this for a moment, that I have no life-life friendships, except for a gentleman that I know now. I've been with each other for 20 years now, and it's kind of the same, and we just kind of click and click and click. And it's stuff that we get to eat a lot of often, have breakfast, and things like that. I used to ride with him quite a bit too, on my motorcycle. But, um, I got rid of my motorcycle. I'm a little too old for that. At least I think I am. He's taking his own meeting. He still rides motocross, so. Yeah, I guess that's my answer. Welcome back to my control, KVMAI. This is Repeater Station KVMAI, KVM 1X. I'm out with the computer flaw, and I'm putting some apples on. Yeah, yesterday I threw out cucumbers. I sliced up cucumbers into my mouth here, because they were getting a little soft. I noticed that, uh, they ate some, but, uh, they have some apples to turn on. And, uh, I mean, it's interesting. You know, we've had a couple of folks that said that, uh, they didn't have a lot of contact with us growing up. And, uh, it's interesting, because I did grow up in a neighborhood where not only were a lot of people all the same age, like a year or two, but yet I am like these folks, in that I'm incapable, I'm not capable, rather, of being bored. I can, uh, occupy myself, and, uh, I really don't need other people to do stuff with. And, uh, we have those that, uh, don't really have good function without other people in their lives. So, all right, let's go to Ron A. Orchow. Ron, uh, growing up, who would you say used to be most time, uh, and what'd you do? Over to you, Ron.