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Well good morning Jack, thank you for doing the net. You know it's not often I talk to you on a morning net, but I know this is your new Monday morning joint, so there we go. Anyway, oh yes, speaking of IBEW, I'm just walking around here in the back of the yard at work and some of the signal electricians are loading up and going out to do something, something important. They're IBEW, so there we go. Anyway, yeah like I said I'm just walking out here in the back of the yard at the peanut butter factory. Quite literally I am walking out on the footprint of the part of the Sunny Jim peanut butter factory that burned down. What was it? It was like OZ 7, OZ 4, OZ 5, OZ 8, OZ 9. I'm just going to mention all the OZs and that way I'll be correct. One out of ten. Anyway, it's pretty cool back here. The concrete floor is still pretty intact and I can see where the posts for foundations were, so I don't know it sure would be nice if they put a structure up here and we could have more covered storage for stuff. And then in the middle there's kind of a yard and an old loading dock that's kind of deteriorated down to gravel, but there's some trailers parked here and there's some Connex containers that we use for storage. We've got our own Connex, that's where I keep my secrets Jack. There's also another storage next to it that nobody goes into, so that's where I keep my deep secrets. I won't tell what deep secrets I keep in there. Anyway, funny story, you have two old VFOs. I had the other VFO set to the ferries frequency and that was set to the active channel when you called out for check-ins. Fortunately, I had transmit disabled on that channel, so I did not commit any fouls, but you know, something to keep in mind when you're dual VFOing. I hope everybody has a great day.