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Yeah, I had that happen to me too. It went all the way up to Seattle or somewhere up there and then came the Federal Way, then back up to Seattle, then back down to Tacoma, then somewhere else, and then finally made it to Alma. You know, they waste more money shipping the thing around to different locations and rather than finding a direct route, you would think by this time and all the years they've been around, they'd figure out point A to point B would be faster than point A, B, C going to C, D, F, then back to Q, H, R, and then to Z or wherever it went. Yeah, well they like to send it on the most circuitous route. Actually, it seems like they must have some kind of method to the magnets. They send things to the local hub and distribute it from there, but yeah, it's crazy. Like I said, I sent the watch to my brother. It weighed no more than maybe an ounce. Sent it two states away, cost me $68, and the problem is I think I went to the UPS store and they actually charge you by the size of the package. The box is a little bit bigger than I would normally send it because I had no smaller boxes and that bumped up the charge. The lady at the counter at UPS, she said, well, do you want it next week? I just said, yeah, not thinking. I should have said send it by a slow boat.