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This is KC2PKG and I'm going to take VA3KKY off the list. I thought he was talking about Vladimir Lenin, a five-year-old who thought he was about Vladimir Lenin and could prove it. And then something he said said it's John Lenin. Somebody said something about Yoko and I'm like, oh, okay, I got the wrong Lenin. I went through a data disaster of my own about five or six years ago. I used to have, I used Synology drive arrays and they have multiple drives in them because they have a huge collection of movies and stuff like that. And I used to have two of them and they would copy to each other and update each other constantly. Unfortunately, when we had the big data disaster on one, it copied all over to the other one. So then I learned, see, that wasn't such a good idea. So now I still have two. I have one great big one and then I have the one that holds the main library and my time machine backups plus the time machine backups for all the computers in the house go to the big one. So that doesn't have to be that fast. It doesn't have to be that cool. But I mean, you just, you just learn the lesson of if you put all your eggs in one basket and that basket falls and you have a mess. So you might want to think about having two drives or, you know, maybe you could create an array of all your older drives with software that makes them, you know, your backup drive. But putting the backup with the stuff that you're trying to back up is probably a mistake. Just something for you to think about. And you know what? That caught my eye too, Bill. The bullets say anti-ice on them. And I'm like, really? This didn't used to be a thing, you know, at all. Nobody did that before. Is that a new thing? Is that ice, you know, covering up? Is it, what is that? What is that thing? Writing on the bullets. Very strange. Very odd. All right, guys, I'm still here and I will remain here. So back to you, Russell. KV9, NSK. This is KC2, PKG.