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Alright, thank you Russell. Thank you, thank you. That would help out a little bit, the list there. Got up just a little bit ago. My student, I stopped and used the bathroom. My student had a problem with his stomach, so I told him I'd stop for a little bit. So I stopped and laid down and that was it. And I woke up and, oh shoot, then that started. But then I also got the message saying that they needed my PTA updated, so they knew when to plan me for my next trip. And it turns out that when I did my loaded call, the loaded call didn't go through. But I guess it happened to several people last night. So I was on the phone getting that fixed because they wouldn't let me do it on the program. So I got that taken care of. We're heading out to Colorado. Got two deliveries in Grand Junction and Delta. And I told them to have me available tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock in the morning. That'll give us a little extra time so I can give my student a little more time to rest and everything. So I'm grabbing a shower because I need a shower. But Darryl had that video of this house and this guy was saying that this Japanese family was in the house for, I think, years. And the house family washed up on shore, bumped into another house that was on stilts. And he was on that skin. And if that was a true story or not. And I just don't know, Darryl. That sounds very fanciful. I mean, being out and having a house, you know, yeah, it was wood and everything. I don't know if that was the house that they were showing. But if that was the house, you know, that house looks pretty good for being out on the ocean for, I think, years. Because they said it was washed up because of the tsunami. So my gut wants to tell me, you know, BS. But, yeah, I just, I don't know. I don't know. But that's, if that's true, that's a very interesting story. That's, wow. That's, what happened to the cell phones? You know, I mean, they got washed up to sea, but, you know, usually sometimes you get a cell phone signal or something. Why didn't a plane see it and say, hey, look, there's a house. I'm going to grab it.