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Well, Jess, that sounds like a lovely day down there as well. Sunny and about 76 degrees. Yeah, that is about the perfect temperature if I do get this day. So, sounds like you had a quiet, relaxing day watching the squirrels run around and be squirrelly. And then you watched some baseball, cleaned up your apartment a little bit. Yeah, that sounds like a really nice day. I'm glad you enjoyed it, Jess. Thank you for checking in. It's always great to hear from you. We will talk to you again soon. Okay, it is 9.22 p.m. on K9MLR. Megan, we had an I.O. from Lloyd, AG7CX. And now we're going to go talk to Doug, W-A-0-Z-A-W. How's it going, Doug? Hey, it's going pretty well. Thank you for taking my call and running the net. You do a lovely job. Yeah, so the comment on the DoorDash was funny. So I went to business school back around the turn of the century. And back then it was the dot com era. Basically, anyone who could write or spell a business plan could get millions of dollars by people who had no idea what they were doing to start any business that came to mind. And someone started a company called Webvan. And the business model was really quite simple. You would go online to their webpage and order just about anything you could imagine. And they would bring it to you for no extra charge. You would pay retail. And I'm sitting here in business school scratching my head looking at this like, how does that make any sense? So I got on Webvan and I ordered a Snickers bar. And I went out front and sat on my porch and waited for it to be delivered. Some guy came in a commercial vehicle, you know, like one of those big drum and things. He delivered a Snickers bar and I paid like, I don't know, a buck and a half for it. I'm like, what? That's insanity. So the van they delivered it in cost $60,000, $70,000. The guy delivering it, I assume, had paid something. And it was just insane. Anyway, the business very quickly went under. And that's what the early dot com era was all about. It was just hilarious. Anyway, so the DoorDash brought that to mind. That was sort of a chuckle. So yeah, the news today is giving me an suggestion. I don't think that, at least on TV, they're feeding us is reasonable. So this isn't a political program, so I won't go there. But anyway, other than that, I too have been cleaning. And oh, I picked up a, I did an article off of a newspaper on, I did lemon chicken with anchovies, garlic, and capers. A recipe from the newspaper. It was great. And that's my name.