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Oh, Mr. Bill, I'm using my remark. Doing good. We had, you know, yesterday off, my students had yesterday off, we got to have breakfast. They had, what, two pancakes, two sausage, two bacon, and scrambled eggs, and then a juicer, a little Gatorade for breakfast. And then for lunch they had lasagna and salad and a breadstick. And then at dinner they had the same thing, but we left after lunch, got done with my shower and my laundry, and we drove back up here to Corinne, and they didn't have any food today. So we had some time this week, but we got up here and then got into the, what first started to me yesterday was the iOS update. It had an update, and I did it, and it turned out it was only an update to get my phone ready for the main update. So I must have missed one. And I thought it was done, and then I went to try to update my watch, and my watch was saying, oh, no, you got to do your phone first. I'm like, what? And I went over and I looked and figured that out. So I'm like, ah, son of a gun. And that was like a gig. But the phone update was big. I think it was 9.3 gigabytes. So I can't remember if I did the, I think I did the phone there. And I started the, well, and the computer was the same way. I had a four gigabyte download for the computer, and it went through that, and then it was asking me do I want to update 26. I'm like, yes, but I waited until I got back up to Corinne and got on the Walmart Wi-Fi, which was a little bit faster. And then I was able to get all the, my phone, the computer, the iPad, and the watch took a while and ended up connecting the phone to the iPad and using the iPad as a hotspot in order for my watch to recognize that I was on Wi-Fi in order to do the watch. And that still took forever. That was a 2.3 gigabyte for the watch, and that's, watches take so long. It's the only reason. Whoops, I'm the gray one.