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This is Kayan for LBS. I'm just listening to you guys. I'm trying to get, you know, it's so funny. I'm not going to say a couple years because then I'll be lying. A couple moons ago, I used to work for a firm. And the manager was the daughter of the big, honcho lawyer, right? And she was in the room, one of the rooms, they were just messing around in there because they are, one of the paralegals, which was a guy, was immature. And I don't know what the hell he did in that room, but the whole firm went blank and they had an excellent backup system. I mean, you should have seen these huge drives they had for backup. And I don't know what happened. She was on writing a big case for her father and he did something and all the lights went out. And when those lights went out, something happened to the backup. So she was so upset that those files were gone. I mean, absolutely gone. So since then, I'm talking about a long time ago, I have been backing up my files, which I don't have important stuff like some people do. But for me, my pictures and my documents are important for me. So what I do, I take three micro or thumbnail drives and I put them into, divide them in case one of them gets messed up. And I divide my information into the three drives and I put them away and I check them every three months. I don't do it monthly. Sometimes, if I have the time, I might do it. But sometimes it takes me a whole day to do backup. And so I have to pick a day that I'm not using a computer. So it's a difficult thing to backup your stuff and reliable because the little small, I used to get the boxes, small micro-thumbs, and all kinds of different things. And within three months, three years to five years, they're gone. They're just like, they're no good anymore. So I just have to keep an eye on it. And I usually have a little note as to which ones are, how old are they before I can start thinking about getting a new drive. So anyway, this is K&4 LDF. I'm going to, this is Columbia 73. And I'll be listening in on and off, but I eventually have to get off. So 73 to everyone. Thank you, Russell, for the note. And I hope everybody has a blessed day.