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Wow, is it really my turn? Holy mackerel, what a string. Good morning, Dave. Good morning to everyone else on the worldwide friendship net for a drenchy Monday morning. But you know what? We're very, very lucky, very blessed here on the east coast of the United States. You have dodged two bullets. Oh, man. But we're going to get soaked for the next few days and that's fine because we're in a drought, believe it or not. But you know what? It leads me to think, I don't know why, but I was thinking about the, I was talking about two storms, but I was thinking about two twin tragedies we had over the weekend. One in Southport, North Carolina, not too far from me, and another one in that church in Michigan. What a shame. Anyway, I'm not going to go on to that much longer. I'll just say that, yeah, we're going to have rain for the next three or four days and that's fine with me. Like I said, we're in a drought. Anyway, despite the rain in between showers, we had a great night out. Kathy and I at the seashore, it was really, really, a really, I'll say romantic evening. It was. It felt like we were back dating. Anyway, one other thing I did want to mention is over the weekend I saw a picture of Santa Mel. Oh, and I know why he calls himself Santa Mel because he looks exactly like Santa Claus. He couldn't be more like Santa. He tried. Anyway, I know that there's something I forgot to mention, but I know you've got a lot more people waiting. Oh, speaking of people waiting, we've got Rosie that's been trying and trying and trying. Yeah, it's really hard trying to get in because there's almost no space in between transmissions. I wonder how that happens, but anyway, such is life I guess. Dave, I'm going to throw it back over to you and I'll say have a wonderful, wonderful day. Stay high and dry and all that good stuff. From Kilo, Bravo to Romeo, Quebec, Quebec.