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All right, two more on that go around. I got George, I got Brian. Good morning to you both. AV1AI and KB0MAI, you're up first, George. Thanks, Terrell, I appreciate it. KB0MAI, good morning to everybody in the group. So I am just relaxing in a chair, a very uncomfortable chair. How much I can relax at the hospital. And the way the role I can get prepped, she'll call me in and she'll shoot me back out and then they'll take her into surgery. And I'll probably be here quite a while. So I figure I got all the time in the world to listen to Dewdrop, so I'll be here for a while. Hang on. Anyhow, when you call my name, if you don't hear me answer, just pass over me and call me the next time, okay? Cause I don't know what I'll be doing and I have to take care of moments. But I'm planning on sticking around as long as I can to keep myself company. You guys are my rock. Anyhow, back to that control, KB0MAI. This is repeated. Buddy, we're here for you, man. And hopefully your wife gets through it all there with no trouble. In Shelton, Washington. And I'd say she will, man. Doctors are pretty skilled this day and age. So, it's not like back around the turn of the 1800 to 1900s you know when the solution for anything was, well, we'll just saw off that foot and saw off that leg to the knee there and cauterized that with a blowtorch. And what's that? You got a pain in your tooth? Okay, well, we'll pull that out with pliers here and we'll give you some cocaine for your pain and send you on your way. What's that? The cocaine is not good enough? Well, here's some heroin for your pain. You know, because that's great stuff too. Which were both legal substances around the turn of the 1800 and 1900s. Both drugs were in pretty much every doctor's care bag, you know, right next to the digitalis and whatever else they carry. I know cocaine and heroin were top of the list, man. You could order that shit from like Sears and Roebuck back around the turn of the century. It would come in a kit. You'd get a couple of needles and you'd get a, you know, a little bit of heroin and, you know, whatever other supplies that people use or that kind of stuff. But it got to be a problem. You know, people were getting addicted to it, obviously. And you know, it caused major problems. So yeah, crazy times. AB1AI, Brian, you're up next, man. Good morning. How's everything going with you? So hospitals and bike paths, hey? I was listening before the match and everybody in here just gets a beat. Hospitals and bike paths. Man, you don't have much worries. Good morning, man. How's everything going? How's everything going?