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All right, yes you are having a lot of strikes up there. VA3KKY, this is KC2PKG and we're moving on to D. D, what do you expect from the government? You're paying taxes, you have your whole life, what do you expect from them? What should they do and what shouldn't they do? This is KC2PKG. Now I have a whole list, Gray. Let me see what I can think about. I would like my rights protected as an individual. I would like economic stability. My home insurance is three times over what I pay for my house. Three times over. The last bill I got, they wrote in a clause statement, we're legally advised that we can make you pay $900. That's within six months here in Florida. I'm talking about Florida. In two years, they already told us that everybody must have flood insurance, I guess because of the fake climate change that we're having. So in two to four years, everybody's going to have to pay for flood insurance, which brings it up to over $1,000 more on top of your premium, depending on what the insurance company. So that's not stability. That is not. Like protection for me physically, I don't know how to describe it. I feel that my local police should hire sufficient people. In my neighborhood, I'm good for now. But I'm talking about those neighborhoods that are not doing well or having extra crime. They should have the funds to put more police in those blocks or communities that need it. That's what I mean by stability. The whole thing of stability is being able to bring groceries home. I'm finding it more difficult almost every month of omitting things that I cannot afford. And just things like that, being able to walk out and stand in the supermarket. Hold on. Be able to stand on the supermarket line and not be afraid that someone's going to beat me because our administrator says that I am no good. So that's my fear. That's not stable for me not to be able to go to the supermarket because someone said, oh, she's a horrible person. She's a murderer. She's this and that. And I'm standing there and I'm an innocent person. I'm just trying to get my groceries. And that's when I walk out into the grocery store. And here they put it that open gun law here. You don't need no permit. You could open up. I haven't seen anyone yet. But 21 years and up. You could go out. But they say, oh, if a good person have a gun and a bad person have a gun, we have more help. I'm going to tell you something about that concept. If I'm a bad person and I have a gun and I see you with your gun and your gun is better than mine, I'm going to wait for you. I'm not going to confront you. I'm going to wait for you to turn your back, shoot you and take your gun away. So we are in two different mind frames of what a good person and a bad person does. Because a bad person don't give a crapola about your life. Anyway, that's enough out of me. Back to you, Grace.