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All right, maybe he was an I.O. I don't remember writing that down. Next let's try Joel. Joel, still going along with my routine of not copying call signs completely. KI7, Joel come back. I didn't catch the rest of your call. Yeah, no worries. This is Joel. I'm down here in Tucson, Arizona. I'm calling this the road long year since I've been away. So I got my radio up right now. Well, you know, not much is going on down here today. I just played on the HF radio and do it for the FDA. That's how I was trying to do it that day. But there were a few, not to mention, lots of years earlier, lots of changes. Down here in Tucson, we're in Arizona. We're going to have a half-delta. Our water comes from our aquifers and from the Central Arizona Project, which is in El Nino. Excuse me, this is Nelson. It goes up too late. There was a project, included project, that wanted to put in a 300-meter data center. You'll have to find out this was owned by Amazon. This one data center was going to use the municipal water for cooling and would require more power output from the local utility than the entire city of Tucson. Which is pretty crazy. So the city council voted no on this. We are looking at resources down here. I've been seeing similar news stories about local municipalities pushing back and getting some data centers, particularly in more rural or underdeveloped areas. So, yeah, that's kind of interesting. Welcome back to you. This is KI-7-E TV.