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I am in total agreement with you and the thing that CDs had was also ubiquity. And I did get some 1 GB thumb drives that I am going to experiment with putting some of my music on, probably at this point just to give away. But the thing is that limits your reach to people who are savvy enough and geeky enough to take thumb drives with music and plug them into their computer. It works, but it's not like, you know, I mean nobody goes browsing in the records section and buys thumb drives. So you and I can use thumb drives and ham radio friends, it's not bad. I don't mind using thumb drives. If someone gave them a thumb drive, they are basically buying one at a day, you know, but I am going to leave it at work. And at this point I am not trying to make money. I just don't want money to perish. So my original, by the way, yeah, I am with you on that. Because one of the things that the thumb drives don't solve is the problem of ubiquity. Yes, they are all overt, but you know, it's like I feel like you are running into the same thing. I wonder, how could I do that one? I could just stream it on my phone. I will shut up now. Take care of Ann for 3. Next on the list was an I.L. from Peter. And next that brings us to Robert. Let me turn my screen so I can see it. Okay, great. Katie Evans said, why ride?