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No, no, it's nothing like that. It is completely autonomous, it's web-enabled. My work laptop is my work laptop. It's just a laptop like anybody else's. We don't, I say this hesitantly because I can't speak for every department, we don't usually set up, my mind is going to blink on me, a parent computer and child computer, so that's not the right lingo. I can't think of the right lingo. But we don't usually set up like a head server and then have nodes that attach to that. That's not how we do it. My old job, we did that. We used a software called Lube Bunter. It's when I had to learn how to use Linux really well. Lube Bunter is an oil change slash mechanic software. And so it was done that way. We had one centralized server at each shop, and then all of our little computer nodes would be able to, through our networking system, use that. But no, that's not how we do it at where I work at now. I'm going to look at the new version of the NetSuite and find out what that was called that I'm referring to. Like I say, you didn't even need a hard drive in these terminals. They would just boot up, talk to the server, and that's where they'd pull the UI and their files and their desktop environment. All that stuff would get pulled from there. But cool stuff, and there's so much in technology to play around with. It's absolutely amazing. All right, we're going to make another call for check-ins. Before we go back to the top of the list, anybody else that wants to get in here, now is your time.