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Well, thank you, Dale. And, Darrell, my heart goes out also. I lost my parents in the late 80s. So, at least I got to see the grandchild before they went. You said it was in our culture later on. And we know that, at least we feel that we'll get to see them again. Talk to you later on in 5XCX. Exactly, Woody. Exactly, man. And, like you say, you'll get through it. It'll be tough. But you'll definitely get through what you've been through before, obviously. I lost my grandparents, you know, over the last decade, both of them. And mom was only young. She had me young, and she was only young. She was only 60. She would have been 61 in January there. So she was very young. Cancer, man, it doesn't discriminate by age, that's for sure. My uncle was in his early 60s. It took him in 2023, same cancer. And luckily, mom lasted as long as she did because her brother died with it. She went and got checked. Her whole family did, her sisters and brothers and all. And it turned out that she had it. So she was able to get treatment. And at least the last couple of years was relatively healthy as a result. So, like you say, it's tough, man. But, like I said, it happens. Anyhow, I'll be here listening. Whoever wants to take it, take it. Sorry to change the subject. But, like you say, I just want to offer my condolences to Woody there and say hello. Hadn't spoken in a while. V01 UKZ, over to you, Joyce or Dale or Rosie or whoever's still left in there, or Robert or anybody. V01 UKZ.