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I appreciate that, go ahead. Hey, good morning Russ. Yep, sounds like you're in good form. Hope everyone's having a very good Tuesday. It's a day, the first day of fall doesn't quite really look like it. I remember yesterday, even opening the windows, the inside thermometer was reading like 26 degrees Celsius. So, it was still quite high. I guess, still technically fall is the transitional period. So, I guess we're buying a lot of time. That'll change in a few days when I move for a while, right? I think it's a little warmer in Ontario than Vancouver, but we've been trading these last while because I remember just as we got out of the heat wave, they were talking about it then, right? Because I listened to 1130 City News Vancouver, so I kind of keep track of the things there. So, there'll be a good few days and then a few days after that and then a few more days after that and then those days after that and then those days from after that and then after that that we'll be able to see. But just rewinding it a little bit back, we have a sort of new saturated holiday. We have a new sort of holiday now. It's been in effect since 2021 on September 30th. They have something called Reconciliation Day, where they reconcile. It's basically, to my understanding, like in the short way, it's basically a native Canadian holiday. It's a salute of sorts to them. So, yep, I definitely salute them as well. So, that sounds pretty good. And then, of course, then Thanksgiving and days and days from that. It actually falls right on your Columbus Day. I think it's like October 13th, Columbus Day, and then there's Thanksgiving. No one has said anything. It's not a stat, says Bentley. It's a civic holiday to honor the children lost in residential schools. Okay, I'm glad somebody's got the skinny on that. But I kind of thought that a lot of places would be closed on that day. Like you can't get into the bank or anything. That's usually what they kind of think of as those kind of holidays, right? Like Labor Day, where everything's closed. So, I was more just thinking September 30th is another day like that, right? Like I know they'll be doing best ofs on Ottawa now, and then Jill Bennett won't be there either. They'll be doing best ofs on CKNW. Oh wow, I'll be local to it. And a few other things like that, right? Like things are kind of in repeats and then nothing's really open. Yeah, no one has said anything about a turkey this time just because it isn't up to us this time. So, that sounds like a plan. Because it would seem like a *******, at least in my immediate neighborhood. I don't think people are rushing to get those turkeys. So, you know what would be great? Since they're going to kill those ostriches at that ostrich farm, I mean they're pretty much at their zero hour now. They got FBI, no, sorry, RCMP all staking out their place. They got cops guarding the place. They're making sure the ostriches don't get out, and they're making sure that nobody wiles out, and nobody, I don't know, I guess gets in the way of them killing them. Because, see, they're setting up the situation for the CF, I think it's the CFA, anyone that's following the story, where, yeah, they're setting up that situation for them to have the calling. And so, when the CFA or whoever they are start moving in, the RCMP are there to sort of act as their goon squad. So, those people there at the farm now are in shambles because they know zero hours coming for their ostriches. Because the calling for those ostriches who they say is propagating the avian flu has to happen. And so those people aren't very happy about it. And the stories, right, it's kind of viral on the west coast of Canada, but the stories are starting to make it into Ontario. So we know about that house with the police guard and the future calling of the ostriches on that farm. So there you go. Okay, I really wanted to talk for a bit, so as to kind of, I didn't want your neck to be abandoned. But let's hope that gives you some fuel for the fire. And with that, let me hand the button back to you. I'll be here.