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Yeah, it does man, but with my vision I don't do so great with logs because they're all jumbled. You know, they just look like a jumble to me. The same reason I can't code is because I look at it and it just looks like a blurb of text and symbols and stuff. So yeah, it does have one. Eventually I just need to upgrade the software. I'm thinking that's going to fix all my issues, but it's just such a tedious thing. Like the last couple of times the file system got messed up, I know how to fix it now if that happens again. And it just happens from shutting the repeater off, like not shutting it down properly. When something freezes up I just hold the power button and turn it back on and that causes the journal, the file system to go bad. And then I just fix it with fsck, file system checker, hyphen y to fix any errors and then it just comes back up again. So I haven't really bothered to do that yet. Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you guys, I was given a Mac yesterday. I'm not sure what the year is, but it's a few years older. But it's one of the nice looking silver iMacs. It doesn't have type C, I'm guessing maybe 2015 probably. It's like maybe 10 years old. And my neighbor was talking to her yesterday and she said we were just talking about files on her camera of her son, the one that was killed. And she wanted to know if there was a way to pull pictures off it. I said yeah. I said you should just be able to plug it into your computer and pull the photos off it that way. And she said well I don't have a computer. I said well I can do it for you with my computer. And she says as a matter of fact, I got a computer there. She said it's an older one. She said it's no good to me. She said you can have it if you want it. I said well, I'll check it out. And she just had it in the corner of the room and it wasn't being used, it wasn't hooked up. And it belonged to her son and she didn't know the password to it. So that's all that was wrong with it was it had a password on it and that's easy to fix. You just go into recovery mode, type reset password and you're good to go. I haven't done it yet. I just laid it on the table. But yeah, it's a nice iMac, a nice 27 inch iMac. So yeah, I've got that now as well as another Mac. So once I reset the password on it, that one should be fine to use. It will be on an older version of Mac OS but that's okay. You know, could use it as a bedroom computer or something like that. You know, even older Macs are still going to be fairly decent. Let's see if Bill is back with us yet. N90FU if you are, the mic is yours.