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Yeah, see, 1986 plus is it 76, I think. I don't know that I'm going to even be alive by then. At least I sure hope not. Yeah, that's the funny thing with comets. We always get pretty excited. Once in a while, we really score, and there's a really good one. But often, it's kind of like when we were growing up. And back in the days before we had the kind of quality weather forecasting technology we have today. And the news guy would say, it's going to snow in Portland. Film in 11. Well, it's going to snow. After about the third or fourth time, then I would start believing them. And comets are kind of like that too. It seems like we always expect it to be this barn burner of a naked eye comet, and they just usually fissile. But you never know. Every once in a while, the reason we get so excited is because every once in a while, we have one that doesn't fizzle. Those make it all worth it. So if we have a minus 3 magnitude comet, you bet I'm going to hike back up to the top of that hill with my camera and get some untracked exposures in the morning glow. I just hope I don't encounter any kaios like I did last time. Back to you, K7P Kale.