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AJ5-IRT, this is Casey 2 PKG. First, let me tell you about the 20 books. That was, I often bought more than that, but they're only paperbacks. So I could fill a backpack or a suitcase up with them, no problem. And the bookstore in Penn Station was cheap, so it would cost me my $20 traveling money to load up for the entire semester. And I kept them for years and years and years until I married less. And she was very much about getting rid of old books, which by the way, it's hard to do. Nobody wants them. What you end up doing is selling to the Lupus Foundation and they grind them up. But libraries don't, especially paperbacks, that kind of stuff, no. So I had, I think, 6,000 books in my library, mostly paperbacks, and they went out. They went out to front door box by box and I could actually get into my office again. It's pretty weird. It has been a tough week and it's pointed out to me that some people on the Net have a really difficult time listening to understand and not listening to respond. And some of them have problems with recriminations. In other words, they're trying to ridicule you, which I'm flat against because if you do that, then the person isn't going to tell you what they really think. So I caution everybody, I encourage everybody to take those thoughts in mind and really listen to people. Man, if we ever needed to go to Bungenet and let both sides talk, it's now. It really is. But with that said, it's always a privilege and a pleasure, guys. I appreciate your Net, Josh. You're good. You're smooth. I hope you read that write-up on the website and I hope it was accurate. And I'd love to fix it up if you have suggestions for it. So you let me know. With that, I will say this is KC2PKT out of East Machias, Maine, and I'm over and out. Back to you, KJ1 IRQ. Wait a second. KJ5 IRQ. Thanks.