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Okay, C7LRS. Yeah, that picture that I shared on Facebook and I sent, I emailed to you, Joyce, was from my college graduation. I was giving the graduation speech on behalf of our class and Robert Redford was getting an honorary doctorate for his environmental work. And so members, people who were going to be up on the dais on the stage were introduced to one another and actually the folks who ran the ceremony made a point of introducing us and letting us chat for a few minutes and he was just very gracious, very curious and it was a lovely moment. I mean he was, from all reports, he was a lovely man. Just wonderful and curious and open and just really a pleasure to interact with him. And as far as his work goes, I know I haven't seen that special that you mentioned. I will have to check it out. But honestly, one of my favorite things by him is when he was behind the camera. His movie, Ordinary People, is a masterwork. I love that movie. Ordinary People, just well-acted, well-directed and strongly recommended. I think it was done in 1980, 81, right around there. And Donald Sutherland, Mary Tyler Moore, and oh, I forget his name, the young boy, but just wonderful actors and everything. Anyway, thank you so much for your check-in and you have a great rest of your day. Well folks, that brings us to the end of that round and we're getting pretty late after the hour, but I will take a short final round for anyone who has not had a chance to check-in. Please only if you have not had a chance to check-in. If you would like to check-in now, I'll take a final short round. So come on in with your call sign twice slowly and in standard phonetics.