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All right, NAYQJ Ralph, good to hear from you man. I didn't get much done this weekend either. Cleaned up the kitchen a couple of times. I should have done a lot more because the weather is really nice right now. I'm still sitting around on the couch all day. DA3KKY, this is KC2PKG. Kevin, how was your weekend man? You got plans for the week? Well, it's been a pretty crazy weekend. First of all, yeah, after I got off on the air with you guys, I waited for a few hours. Then I took a cab to Langley, which is like about 30 miles from me. I went to Fat Bastard Burritos and I overbought. I mean, I dropped $200 in the place. Problem is, the guy didn't describe any of the items to me. So I thought everything was little like how you'd have a Taco Bell, right? So I ordered a bunch of burritos. I ordered some tacos and quesadillas and some chips. But when I got everything, it turned out it was like enough food to feed the homeless. So it's so crazy. I still have a lot of left, even one of their burritos. I had to pretty much cut them in half. There's no way I could finish them at once. So now I know for the next time that they like to do it up big. So that was pretty fun. And it was an interesting Saturday. And it was like the one mission, right? Because Langley, from where I live on Main Street, that's pretty much Japan. All right. So like most of these places are pretty much like you have. And I know George knows like you have, you know, like going even into Surrey and those places. And then eventually like Victoria, all the outskirts, right? You could travel like 200, 300 miles and still not leave your neighbor's house. So this whole place is kind of crazy, right? But yeah, because when I left the air on Saturday, it was still too early to really go anywhere, right? Because it's West Coast time. So then, you know, I looked around my phone and I remembered in Toronto, there was a Fat Bastard Burritos, but I never really went into that shop. So I thought I would try it here. And we got a lot of crazy stuff. Happy Thanksgiving to all the Canadians. And today, in particular, we'll have some guests. You know, we're going to have the dinner at about something like the usual time, mid-afternoon and that kind of thing. Everything is closed. Even some of the shows I listen to, they're going to be kind of preempted, right? Like I tuned into City Pulse in Toronto to get some Ontario news. And they're basically repeating last night's newscast. So and then I think right now they're running something else, but it's not the current programming. So that's the deal there. Hey, listen, I'm glad the Mets picking up for you. At first I thought it might start slow, but you've got to sometimes start somewhere. So if it's not Sunday and I'm doing it, I try to hang in there tough as tough. But Sunday is a whole other can of worms. So anyways, I did listen yesterday and talked yesterday a little bit. Found out Bill reads like very similar things that I read. I'll scour Audible looking for things to read. And I think he clashes with me every time. So it's kind of hilarious. Yeah, in the book that we talked about yesterday, Old Man's War, I read ahead a little bit because I'm reading it with somebody. So I don't want to try to repeat. It'll be repetitive if I, you know, read ahead and then we have to follow through behind. I'm at the part where this guy has a really obnoxious drill sergeant. Yeah, and I'm getting to the thought pals or whatever. And we receive in text too. So I'm getting to that. Yeah, so they're prepping this old man for some kind of purpose. It'll be fun to see, right? So he's going through like little periods where he sees his 75-year-old self. But since he's gone through the changeover, then there's other characteristics where he's like back in his 20s again. So it's kind of funny. It's a crazy book, Old Man's War by John Scalzi. So we talked about a couple of things and hit pay dirt just like that. So we have similar reading type of things. And I should recommend you read the John, anybody can as a matter of fact, not just Bill, but read the John Wayne, or the John Rain, Rain, like Today's a Rainy Day series by Barry Eisler. If you do that, I could talk to you for days about that. I'm sort of twisted on how I read it. Like I didn't read the series in order. So I'm like screwed up there. So I have no idea where you'll be when you start at the very beginning. But as you progress and you talk about the story, I'll be able to pick it up pretty good. One real crazy character in that series that I like is John Rain's hillbilly friend, Docs. He's nuts. So I kind of like him. All right, listen. I'm going to let you go though because I probably can catch another hour. I did most of my work last night, but it is early. And I want to at least see if I can catch another wink or so before I'll probably be stepping out of my house at seven. That'll be when you're about wrapping up, right? So it should be like ten to seven or something like that, that you should be finishing up. I'm guessing, right? Unless you're actually going to really go to like eleven. Your time. So there you go. Have a good day. Have a good day. VA3KKY. Back to you, Gray, and good luck. Nice start though. You finally, it sounds like you're picking it up.