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Hey, thanks, Jerry. And, yep, Facebook, man, people getting hacked and stuff, you really got to turn on the security. I've got mine set up for two-factor authentication. I've got an email address that's my backup on there that if they get into my main one, I can use a backup Facebook, or a backup email, sorry, to change my password. I've got two-factor authentication turned on, and that's really important these days because if someone tries to log into your account, they can't get in until you give them a code that gets sent to your phone number. And unless they've got a clone of your phone, which is more unlikely than you can imagine, I mean, it can be done, but it makes your account a lot more secure. So I've got that turned on as well. And secure verification device login, if it detects a login from a new device, it also emails me. So I'll get two emails, one with an unauthorized device, and it will tell me where that device is located. And if it's anywhere other than my hometown, then it's definitely not me. But yeah, I've had the same Facebook account, never been hacked, knock on wood, knock on double wood here, that I've never been hacked, and I've had the same exact account since 2007. So I think that's when everybody was kind of getting on board with Facebook and whatnot, was back in 2007. So I appreciate the fact that I've managed to hold on to the same account all along here. All right, we're at the bottom of the list. Ladies and gentlemen, if we've got anybody else out here listening that would like to join us on the Tuesday morning, Cowabunga Net, please go ahead with your call sign now.