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You know why UKC, this is KC2PKT. You know when we were drawing up the plans for this house, it pretty quickly we eliminated all bathtubs. And I did it because, well, this is supposed to be our forever home. We're supposed to get real old in here. And getting in and out of a bathtub is dangerous business, it really is. The other thing is they're just not very satisfying. Once you're older than four years old and you can't float in the middle of the bathtub anymore, they lose all their charm. It's not much fun. So we did that. And we all will have showers. I pissed off the contractor one time, because I'm down in Jersey and he's telling me about what he did today and all that stuff. And they put an edge at the edge of the shower area, you know, to help keep the water and stuff like that. And I said, okay, tear those out. We don't want any trip hazards. It has to be absolutely smooth floor that goes into the shower. And he got mad at me, but he did it. And that was good. I'm glad I caught it in time too. And the showers are big. I mean, you can put a big shower in where, you know, the floor space is taken up by the shower. And I just, you know, I just don't like bathtubs. I never have. And we were in a place down in New York, our last trip. And they had this micro miniature bathroom. And I never realized, you know, why it was so closed in and stuff like that. I mean, I don't think the tub was more than three and a half feet long. And it was, you know, very, very thin. And I, you know, I'd be in there. And it was so thin that the curve made it really hard to stand up in it. So it was pretty wild. Anyway, no tubs in my house, only showers. This is KC2BKG. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November, Quebec, November, All Star Node 6222. Hey, General, I'm just getting a dead carrier. How do you?