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You can see that on my QRZ com page in there. International Space Station, that would be where I see how far I've gone. So, you know, different contacts around the world and different things have happened. It's been quite an interesting hobby. And I want to mention to the other hand out there, if you continue to have difficulties in your DMR, you can get ahold of me. I now just installed a new A-tone DMR radio in my mobile, in my pickup truck, and I just really love it. It's got even got a speaker in the microphone, can you imagine? So it's one of those things. And by the way, because of the people, they're unlicensed to breaking into the network, DMR networks over years ago, they put a password on there and you have to go into Randmeister and set up the password if you're going to use a hotspot. Otherwise, the hotspot will not connect with the network and it will give you a red light in there on your dashboard. So basically, I say that, and also you have to have a DMR registration number to go into the repeater, so, because it checks. So that's like, say, about that, just keep the bad guys out anyway. So if I have a nice one, I'm out here running my tricycle out here running around the street, but it's going to get hot today, so probably over 100 here, so Fahrenheit, K-6-P-Hail. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven, November Quebec November. Oh, really good, Bill, really good. Thanks for your checking. Sounding good. Gosh, you do a lot of stuff, very interesting. On the tricycle too? On the tricycle too. I like my e-bike for sure. I like my e-bike, we got a full suspension e-bikes, and gosh, they're maintaining well. We picked them up in 2018? 2019? 2019, yes. Yeah, best bike I've ever owned. Owned a lot of bikes, love bikes, and heavy as heavy, heavy ass bike, but great bike. Thanks for your checking. Check out Bill's QRZ page, he's got a lot of interesting stuff. We'll break with K-6-P-K-L, and let's go see V01 X-Ray Hotel. Don, what do you have for the net? Tell me a story about how far you've gone for amateur radio? That can mean a lot of things.