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Well thank you Jack and hello to Rebecca. I've got some good news and then I've got some good news. So first things first, this Friday marks a month that I've been suffering with severe earwax in my left ear. And I don't want to go through the whole litany of doctors that have looked at it, but the last one was this Tuesday at an eye, ear, nose and throat specialist. So the best instrument, best know-how. And she went at it as vigorously as she could and said, you know, I think we're making progress, but I think you've got to make another appointment. So I went, okay, thank you, you did a good job, you're very gentle. Name is Emma. Emma. Anyway, to make a long story short, this morning, she, the doctor Emma said, you've been using that Dabrox for earwax, continue doing that until I see you next. Okay, I said okay. So this morning I put some more of these drops in. The scenario is here you do the drops for four days and then on the fifth day you take their little squeezers plunger and wash your ear out with warm water and everything is supposed to fall out and everything is supposed to be good. Well, over these last months that hasn't worked. But to follow her suggestion, I went ahead and started using the drops about two days, three days ago. And this morning, before we got on the 9 o'clock, 9 a.m. net, I had some more drops. I walked out the front door and I was first online and all of a sudden I heard this click in my ear, kind of like if you filled your ear with water in the shower or maybe trimming and you took your head over and all of a sudden it clears up. Yeah, everybody's had that, right? At least once, right? Well, guess what? The hearing came back in the left ear. I mean I would say 95%. I can't believe it. I jumped up in joy, up and down in joy and couldn't wait my turn to tell everybody the good news on the 9 o'clock. Well, when I got home I said, well, I better follow the protocol and maybe the thing's ready to be just washed out with a little plunger and a little warm water, squish, squish. Well, oh my God, it went back into blockage mode.