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Russell, and I'm just getting back to the radio here while I had the radio with me. But, uh, back and forth doing laundry for my mom. And, um, had to go get my shot. And then when I got back, I started the laundry. I've got, uh, I'm doing it every, uh, every week now instead of letting it pile up every couple of weeks. Because then when I do it every couple of weeks, it's like six or eight loads. And I'm at it for two days straight. So, I, um, I got mom now to start doing it, getting it together for me once a week. At least once a week. Because that way I can stay ahead of it. And it doesn't take, you know, such a substantial amount of time all at once. But, uh, I don't mind doing it. You know, it's only something for me to be, something for me to be doing. I miss, uh, being, going out in the evening times. Uh, granted I was only cleaning out the interiors of buses, but I'm not doing that now. So, I wish, uh, I was back doing that again. Because it was something to be doing in the evening times. And, uh, you know, no spectacular money by any means. But it got me the rest of what I needed to get my bike done when I could finally get it in a garage. Bike season is winding down up here now. I guess that's why he's, uh, he says by next week he should have enough room. That's the first time he said that. Every other week he said, ah, you gotta give me a call back next week, man. Give me a call back next week. And, um, last time he said he'll get me in next week. So, I hope he sticks to his word. But in the meantime, my brother-in-law's cousin is very, very good at doing bikes. He does all my brother-in-law's bikes and my, and all their family and stuff. So, I may give him a call this evening and, uh, see what he says. And then if I've gotta get any parts, I'll just order them and then have him do it. Uh, once, if he can have a look at it and, you know, just tell me exactly what I need to get. And I can get him to do it. Um, when he does a bike, he undercoats it with rust check and all that kind of stuff too. So, he goes over them bumper to bumper. Um, and he's family with my brother-in-law, so I'll get a decent price, I would hope. But this is a big job. I mean, the motor's gotta be taken apart. I mean, the head has to come off the motor. And it has to be grinded and cleaned it up and stuff like that. So, um, we'll see. I don't think it's frustrating because week after week, I mean, I'm hoping that this thing is gonna be fixed. And it's just not. As a mechanic, I mean, I know what he's talking about is true because I've been in there before in the next garage, uh, getting a part for something. And there's, like, bikes everywhere, uh, outside the garage. So, I mean, I don't doubt that he had a pile of bikes that he had to get through. But... Beep.