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I'll certainly do that, yeah, that maybe happens to me around the subway and stuff like that. There's a part where, like before you go into the tunnel, you still have cell service. So you do everything really fast, close all the apps, finish your text, and then Vroom! No more service. So, that's the story of my life when I enter the Greenwood subway station. Bentley, you're next. Over to you, Bentley. This is VE3FBX. I'm actually going to take some time to answer your question, Kevin. In the early 2000s, I got my step-daughters into Robot Wars out of the UK. And then, eventually, my grandson got involved in it. And he wanted a character or a toy of one of the robots. It took me, God, at least six months to find it and had to order it from the UK used. It cost me a stupid amount of money. Managed to get it for him before Christmas. And I think he's still got it now. I think it sits on a shelf in his room. That's the most I've gone out of my way for any collectible or toy. Other than that, I've been sitting here drinking my coffee, having a smoke, got my ass dressed, and it's looking like time to get outside. I had some shopping I've got to go and do, too. I'll hang around as long as the net stays on, and after that, it's going to be off into the world. Back to you, Kevin. That sounds like a lot of fun. So, I'm glad he's happy about that. Yeah, I'm not a collector. I think the closest is sometimes I'll hoard valuable things, but it's got to be a realistic hoard. Okay, what do I mean by that? For instance, I used to probably hoard vape pens, the marijuana disposable vape pens. And it would only make sense as long as I'm using them. Like, why save and buy and accumulate 20 or 30 of them if you're hardly really using them? Then you have them and you're not really using them. So, I don't quite do that, but usually in the winters, I'll get a handful of them. Like, right now, I went to the dispensary and I bought... Well, I didn't buy it at once. I bid it my time and I saved like eight of them. And where I want to use them in the winter, because I sneak them in my office sometimes when I'm not supposed to, I've never been nabbed by the vape detectors, but I can. And I'll be murdered on the day that that happens. But I'm checking for... I don't use the school washroom. I was warned about that. So, I use my personal office there. I basically keep it like in my little fanny pack. And once in a while, I'll have like a... Get my head wet. It's nothing that's going to get you really high. It's just a simple little taste. So, I still kind of do that. And so, winter kind of reminds me of that, because I don't have that problem in the summer. In the summer, we're always outside. When the kids are in that little rink looking thing, I have plenty of opportunities to sneak hits. I suspect that there's kids that do it, because I think now I know when people are doing it. The whole place smells like a candy bar. So, mine aren't flavored like that. I don't have any candy bars, but I think they do, because usually the kids... If you guys remember, the kids were the ones that heat scored, dated out, made it tough for anyone that sells those flavored... I used to like the wine tip cigars. That would be the closest thing to flavored tobacco I used to ever get, was the wine tip coals. And then Century Sam's used to make a wine tip as well. Well, now you can't get those, just because of those dumb kids. Craven's used to make... It wasn't a wine tip, but it had like a sugar coating on the filter of their cigarettes. I used to like those, and they don't have those anymore. So, the damn kids kind of blew that up. You know, they blew up that spot. It's blown up. It's all blown up. Okay, the next station that I've got on the list... So, thanks a lot, Beverly. We'll get back to you is Peter. Over to you, Peter.