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Good morning, Brad. Good morning, everybody. I just put on my old clothes. I got to go out and do some trimming in the condo this morning, so thatís my game plan here. I fired myself up with about 32 ounces of coffee since about 5 oíclock this morning, so Iím ready to do a little bit of trimming. Itís something we have to do every fall, and the guy that used to do it is no longer with us, so I have to take over his little jobs. Itís going to take me all day, so Iím not going to try to knock it out in five minutes. Well, yeah, comment back. I remember when it was a funny thing because I had to leave the country once because I always had my own insurance. I worked for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft at the time, and they had a ski club going over to France, and they said, ìHey, you better come up with an extra 150 bucks.î I said, ìFor what?î ìFor your arm band. You have to have your own photo on it.î ìA picture of yourself on your arm band, or theyíll leave you on the Alps.î ìYou have to have your own insurance.î Everybody had to pay. You understand, you know, if you donít pay, theyíre going to leave you there. Youíre going to die of exposure. Thatís how itís done there. But I just donít understand it. I mean, I knew that in my 20s, and I knew I better find my own health insurance. How was that smart? I donít understand. When people come here, whatever, why donít they just buy their health insurance before they come to the company? It would be so simple. Anyway, Gray and everybody, I got to get back to work. Iím going to be listening today. Iím going to have my HT on my belt while Iím working outside. I wish you all a very good day. And if youíre getting this lovely weather, itís beautiful here. The leaves are just starting to turn, and I got a feeling within another week or so theyíre going to all start falling off. So back to you, Gray. Itís from AB1A. I-4 will be here. VLN UKZ, back in.