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Well, thank you so much, Scott and Robbie Ray. Great to hear from you, my friend. It really is. Yeah, puppy breath is definitely there from time to time. And yeah, he's of course teething and everything has to be tasted by the lab. You know, has to go and, you know, the lab tastes everything. Everything in the garden, stones, plants, everything, twigs, just everything, even the bees. We've got a lavender plant that will whoosh out the back garden there. And we have dozens of bees that, you know, big bumblebees that kind of go and do what they have to do right there. And sometimes he just sits next to it and is absolutely fascinated. He watches them flying around and everything else. But now and again, he'll just say, I want to taste you. And have a wee snap and there we go. But he doesn't kill them or anything. He kind of gets them in the mouth and drops them in the ground and then they kind of wash themselves down and get back up again. But we're going to teach him to leave the bees alone. So that's kind of fun. And no, there's honestly so much fun, but as well, so, oh goodness me, it can be so, so time consuming. Anyway, like I say, I really should be speaking a little bit lower because he's sound asleep and he has been for, I don't know, about an hour and a half now next to me. So I'm kind of privileged. Anyway, I think Helen Cremas-Scholat will stand by if he does wake and she'll probably take over some puppy patrol duties there, but good stuff. Anyway, Scott Robbie-Ray, let me throw it back to you for any final comments whatsoever. From GM0, here you be.