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Okay, well thank you for that clarification. That is good. Let's see if Daryl's back from getting a shot of whiskey. Daryl, over the last half century or so, the amount of people in organized religions who we say they are religious has been falling and it seems to have stalled out. Does that mean something? And what do you think is going on? This is KC2-PTG. This is Repeater St. James, U.S. 7, November or about November. All signs 652-2, located in Chilton, Washington. You know, for decades and decades, like, people just had enough. And I for one don't want to be associated with a religion that has a decades long, if not hundreds a year long, religious mask on pedophilia. I want nothing to do with that, personally. I was born and raised Roman Catholic and once I found out what those dirty little buggers were doing, I wanted nothing to do with anything religion after that. I did my first, you know, I was baptized when I was a baby and, you know, I did my first communion in the second grade and then it came, it started to come out around then that some stuff was bad. It started to come out about this orphanage here locally called Mount Cashel. And if you look up Mount Cashel story, Newfoundland on YouTube or Google, you'll find some horrendous things. This was an orphanage where a lot of kids were brought and it was a big scandal out of the world. It also came that kids were being molested and mistreated and beaten by priests and not so much priests but Christian brothers were doing all this heinous crap to these kids. And then later it came out stories about, well this wasn't, you know, until the last like ten years, about the residential schools here in Canada where priests did some heinous things to a lot of kids. A lot of kids were killed and mass bodied graves without telling anybody because these kids were pretty much orphans. So you know, there's been mass graves uncovered and stuff like that. Just terrible heinous crap that you wouldn't expect the worst in society to engage in, let alone trusted priests, clergy and individuals. No. Let me reset.