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Okay, thank you very much. This is N3OMO for Leach-Eck. I just wanted to remind you, which you may or may not know, that I have not played the sax now in four years since my cardiac surgery. I'm not allowed to, and I haven't had a voice in years either to sing. So it's kind of bittersweet, you know, to really miss playing very very much, and miss singing as well. But I have decided to donate my sax. I've had it since I was 16. I've taken very good care of it. I've had the pads replaced a few times. So I'm going to take it to a music shop and have them go over it, and I will fix anything that needs fixing. And then I want to let them, I will donate the sax to them to give to somebody that needs an instrument to start learning how to play. This is a con, and it's been great for me all these years when I've been playing professionally. I saw no need to get another one since this did very very well. I've already given away my soprano sax to someone, a professional woman, and she was going to find a student for it. So hopefully she did. So that's what I wanted to let you know, that I haven't played in four years, and I miss it very much. But I'm grateful I had 60 years of playing all together since I'm now 77. Anyway, back to you Lori. Thank you a lot. Oh, you can still catch me on YouTube. Just, you know, YouTube, Google, search for Elaine, E-L-A-Y-N-E, Morgan, M-O-R-I-G-N, and you'll find all the concerts on there that RJ and I did during COVID. And also one special production was Guns and Lovers, and this is a musical tour of the War Between the States, and I'm playing nothing except the soprano on that one. And it's narrated by RJ, then my other brother has found video and put it together. So it's about a 40-minute production of uplifting music, really. You'd be surprised at all the great songs that came out of that era. So take a listen, let me know what you think. Anyway, back to you, Lori. Thanks for letting me do another reject November 3 Oscar Mike Oscar