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Well, kilo X-ray to continuous waves back at you with appropriate frequency variances to create modulation. But I spent most of the afternoon in high school and being old, of course, every day is a school day. This one was in old, the new fangled seating at Ballard High School in S-103. They had a constitutional amendment, what were we called, I don't know, five of us old people, well, older people, elders, I guess you could call them, were making comments and answering questions about impossible things that could never happen here and really don't want this bad time to talk about constitutional amendments. But I suppose any time is good. Yeah, they're doing really good on this sort of thing. At Ballard High School, they were actually looking for a couple of the people in our group were attorneys, so she's looking for people to do mock trials this next year. This year they're gonna do school years to starting. So they wanted a couple for civil lawsuits this year. They want people that know rules of evidence and stuff. Now, stuff we don't know, but that's what attorneys are paid for. And an acquaintance I met at an attorney, she must have been fresh out of passing the bar, she was like 26, and I asked her, how did you get through law school and pass the bar and retain your mortal soul? Surprised, she said she didn't. I understood. This isn't a attorney. I just said, what's your secret? You know, for looking good. I guess she didn't sell her soul, so that's not her secret. She's just young and really smart. You could tell. That makes really, I mean, yeah, smart, smart attractive women that are young. It's just like, oh God. They like picking my brain too, because they can tell, hey, he's seen a lot of stuff. Let's shoot ideas. So that's what the ADD support group stuff's like in Ballard every month on Saturday, 11th. Oh boy, anyways, back to you, Joan, and have a nice evening. This is good, these nuts are just fine. Yes, and sweet dreams, KJ7VU. Thanks.