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Warren, thank you very much my friend. Appreciate you, appreciate all you do. Alright, I'm gonna throw a little something out there. If you like to listen to radio, and you get tired of your local radio stations with all the nonsense, um, this ain't nothing new. This ain't nothing new. But if you like to listen to Short Rave, um, in the evenings, tune into 50-50 and 75-70 and, uh, you never know what you might hear on there. You might hear me on there, you can't ever tell. There's no telling what you're liable to hear on WRMI. But, um, it's like listening to the old days. It's like listening to the old days. It's wonderful. Check it out. Alright, let's go to our buddy Mr. Ray. I'll find the floor that goes in there. Thank you Jim, AA-4EZ. Now the next Sunday night net VE test session will be the 4th Saturday of October, which is the 25th. If you're looking for a VE test session, go to hamstudy.org forward slash sessions, put in your zip code, and you'll find all the local VE test sessions in your area. All you have to do is you can register right there online with them, and if you are going to test, be sure that you do register, so you'll make sure there will be somebody there if you show up to test. I repeat this each week because there's those that are licensed may not know what to take with this form of test, or if you've been a while since your testing and need to upgrade. This is what you will need regardless of where or who you test with. You will need a picture ID. You will need a good email address. That's how this is in context. You can get it in 10 days. If you don't respond, they don't either. Of course right now they're shut down and nobody's getting anything from them. You'll need an FRN number, which you cannot get right now, but that'll be up soon we hope. And we're an ARRL test team, so there's a $15 test fee. If you're 18 or older, 17 or under, the test fee is $5, and we'll pick that up for you. Also, if you're looking for any of that type of ham related information, go to the image website, lmarc.net. You can find all the local frequencies, the tones they need, the nets, when they need anything, area clubs, and you can also use the same .net and everything's labeled on his website. Thank you Jim, 884EC. Lovely, lovely, Mr. Ray. I appreciate you very much. It's good seeing you at the ham fest. The whole VE team down there is giving tests to folks wishing to upgrade and get their license. All right, let's go to Mr. Emmett W4, EDB.