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Oh, thank you. It was just a recorded message reminding me of an appointment down at Charleston, which is about 85 miles from here, on September 4th, which is, I think it's Thursday, and Kathy's got an appointment down there as well at a different doctor, so we're going to combine our trips. Anyway, yeah, I don't know if you got all of what I was saying. I rushed off really quickly to answer the phone call, but I know you have to jump off here in a minute, but I just wanted to let you know that they gave me meloxicam for the pain, and they gave me prednisone. Obviously, it's a steroid, and I don't want to talk too much about it on the radio, but I think you've got the gist. And as far as losing control of my motor skills and my legs, no, my legs tend to go out from underneath me a little bit, but I think I'm more concerned about the tingling that I get down the front of my leg, and that's usually a sign of impending nerve damage. So, yeah, with the stenosis, I can understand why that's the case, and I can imagine if they don't do something pretty soon, I'll be in a wheelchair, but yeah, I won't say that in front of Kathy. She's sitting next to me. She doesn't want to hear that, and I don't blame her. So, anyway, I know you guys have to jump off there, but yeah, 73 to you, 88 to both of you from KB2RQQ.