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I can hear the work involved, Bert. And I am going to share a story only because it's the end of the net. So my buddy Mike and I, when we were 20ish years old, we did bicycle camping. And we would ride our bikes from Shoreline all the way up through Whidbey Island and up across Santa Cordes and out to the San Juan Islands. And then we would tour all the islands and camp overnight, and then we'd come back. But all along the way, whenever we were going, if we saw tubes on the ground, Mike would be up in front of me, and he would yell out loud, I'm not going to be a statistic! And he would go around the tubes. He would defiantly say, I'm not going to be a statistic. And then typically, I would just follow. I mean, we had all our gear and stuff. These are heavy bikes and stuff. And then I would swerve out of the way, and we would go off the edge and not be a statistic. I'm not going to be a statistic. You can say that now, Bert. When you go either over or around the tubes, you can declare whether you're a statistic or not. So anyway, thanks Bert. Alright, 9 o'clock med. Comments, questions, concerns, or first time check-ins. Need your name and call please.