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Yeah, sorry Russell, I was reading something and just didn't hear my call, so I looked over at my wife and said, was that me? And she said yes. Oh man. Oh, it's a beautiful morning in Texas. It's nice and cool outside. We haven't even opened up curtains or anything. It's still dark here in Lebanon. We've still got the lights really, really, really low. You know, the LED lights and lamps. It's almost like a late evening. It's quiet, relaxing. It's nice. My grandson just woke up. It's only 7.18 here in the morning. He used to go to school. Yeah, he used to go to school. And so he snuggled here on the couch in between Grammy and Poppy watching some little videos, I guess, him waking up. What's on the agenda for today? I don't know. I think I might mow. I wouldn't say it needs it, but for now I may have to mow until I get Halloween if I'm lucky. Let's see, what else? I've been reading on the UK ID. It's amazing how many people in the states who do know about it, how it's already split party politics again. Of course, you know, there's one side, one political party that thinks it's a good idea and the other political party thinks it's a bad idea. I haven't even talked about it so far. I know, seriously, in the United States, but it's already, seems to be starting the conversation, which is a scary thought. National IDs. I mean, there's so many good things that could come out of it. And there's also so many bad things that could come out of it. And truth be told, everything the government touches turns to crap. So, I'm sure that would just be another awful, well-intentioned, but awful operated program. Fascinating. And I keep track of what's going on in the UK, just primarily because whatever tends to happen over there, they're a little more liberal than the states are. I think some of it gets right over here. And so, yeah, that's why I kind of keep an eye on it. So, with that, I'll send it back. KJ5IRQ.