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Well, I'm on the way to breakfast with the guys. We see several of our hams and they're all extremely nerdy, broadcast engineers, chemists doing their clear physics, we've got scanners, you name it, we've got people to cover whatever you like. And it's interesting, I've been to Car Cross a long time ago. You know, a cruise, we went to White Horse, the bus tour took us up to Car Cross. And I have to admit, I'm not quite sure, I'm not looking at a map of Car Crosses at the bottom of the lake or if it's the next thing up where they went to see taxidermists and things like that. But if Car Cross is where I think it is, the gold rush that went up the White Pass and across the lakes and down the river went through Car Cross. I remember Old Bridge there, actually in a small town, tourist even, not a tourist town by any means. Maybe it is today. Anyway, it was a nice trip to see Car Cross, cultural things. I think they just let me go here, they will. And it's a, hopefully it has nice weather. We had beautiful weather when I was there. And when I look at the history of that area, you know, the gold rush people went through there. It's amazing. I had family that went to Dawson Creek, but they went up to be merchants, not to hunt for gold. And of course, more people made money as merchants and as gold diggers. And I don't think my family made a lot of money, but it was, if you think about it, Nordstrom's here in Seattle, a big store. People from the country know Nordstrom's. He made money, starting money selling to the gold rush folks. So you never know how it all ties together, Nordstrom's ties to Car Cross one way or another. Anyway, I'm going to have a breakfast with the guys and take a friend to the airport and that's about it for the day. Otherwise, 73 would be well. I would do 7-a-week.