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No, it's your Friday morning host, November Romeo 7 Oscar, Ron in Chandler, Arizona. Let's see, what is the temperature outside? Oh, it's 91 degrees out here. I tried to see if there was some pickleball going in my local court tonight, but alas, no. It's a little bit humid. There was lightning off in the distance. I don't know if people get scared off by that, but nothing coming in imminently anyway. But after a day of work, that's like I like to unwind. Tomorrow's Seahawks game. Down here in Chandler, we pop over to Gilbert. There's a place down here called the Wicked Rain, as in Wicked Rain of Seattle. It's a Northwest themed sports bar, and it's got 40 Northwest craft brews in it if you're into that. It's got a mural of all things Washington and Seattle like Bigfoot, Mount Rainier, kingdoms on this base, and all that kind of stuff. I was trying to say. And that's the place to go down here if you're going to watch the Seahawks. So I'm going to go a little early. Reserve as a spot. Get some peeps together, and scream and yell for the Seahawks tomorrow, and we'll see how that goes. That's tomorrow's plan. Anyway, that's all I got here from the Valley of the Sun. And greetings all, and goodnight to you. And NR7, oh by the way, it's November Romeo 7 Oscar. You can remember it easily by Never Refuse Seven Oreos. Back to you. Well that is memorable, Ron. Sorry, sorry I didn't recognize your call being a host also of these wonderful nets. Never Refuse Seven Oreos, I will remember that because I in my youth was an Oreo and Hydrox fan. I remember if anybody remembers Hydrox cookies. They were kind of similar but not exactly the same. And boy, I never refused seven. I never refused multiples of that. How many, I always think of those columns that they come in. How many Oreos are in a column? At least three times seven I'd say. That's what it took for me to get through my French vocabulary study many, many, many years ago. Alright, thank you Ron. Thanks for checking in. Let's move over to Ryan with an R. KK7CSG, how are you?