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I love that story so much, Bill. How cool! What a cool, well yes, what a cool memory. What a cool experience. That's so awesome, I love it. I also love the fact that, you know what? I'm sure that Arnold is just as ginormous as he was in the 90s. That man, he's constant, still working out like it was yesterday, I'm sure. Riding his bicycle, feeding salad to his donkey that lives inside the house. Oh my gosh. But thank you for sharing that. What a fun, that is such a cool story, Bill. 73 and 88 and thanks for your recheck. And that's a net y'all. I'd like to thank everyone for joining me and yeah, hearing what all y'all had to share. That's amazing. And everyone have a wonderful day. Enjoy this beautiful, dreary, rainy day. Never forget that the rain is the reason why we live here. All this beautiful, lush greenery. Yes, it is exactly, our weather is what makes the Pacific Northwest what it is. It's beautiful, it's a beautiful, special thing. Enjoy the rain, enjoy each other. And I would like to thank the Puget Sound Repeater Group for the use of the repeater. Always remember that amateur radio is a service and all of these folks that keep the clocks ticking, keep PSRG going, it's a volunteer work, it's definitely a labor of love and I appreciate it so much. We all do, we all do. So thank you PSRG and thank you everyone who's out there listening and participating. Everyone have a wonderful Thursday and yeah, check out PSRG for all things PSRG and now I'm gonna turn the repeater back to normal operation. This is Rebecca, KK7IJZ, ending the net at 9.37ish. Seven three everybody, have a good day.