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It's not bad at all. It's a pretty nice day. The weather's holding out. It's supposed to warm up considerably in a little while, like get up to 28, something like that. So mid-80s or something. Hey, we'll take it, you know, because fall is definitely around the corner. I guess in a few days, right? It's like the 17th today. So this month's going to breeze by faster than fast, and then we'll be at Thanksgiving. I'm leaving for British Columbia a few days before Thanksgiving. And I actually don't have the exact date yet. We're setting things up with flare. We figure that that's the least safest to go. And nowadays, safe is walking. So we'll hook up flare and probably have to let off some flares if we're thrown in the midst of water or something like that. So yeah, we're going to be going to the most expletive... I think besides Ontario, BC takes the cake for being expensive to live. Alright, like be glad that you're from the islands and you have a situation that's comfortable, that you're comfortable with, and you like your situation. Because the BC situation, you need to have bread, Jack. And oftentimes, it's usually someone else's. I mean, people talk about living in someone else's shoes. They're looking to steal them. So anyway, just letting you know, if y'all thought California was bad as far as cost of living, BC I think is somewhere in that race. I think it's something like California should be first, BC's next, and Ontario, as far as the cheapest accommodation being that you sleep on the street. Only in California, you got to avoid ice, and in BC, you just got to avoid random people. You know, when they have trouble with animals, like bears and that, they forget about the two-legged ones. Alright, so I should be in the house. I'm fully charged, like my phone, and I did do my work earlier, so I don't have to work today. So I'm here with you. Alright, so back to Nat from VA3KKY.