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And we were playing in the woods, we were camping at the time, and all of a sudden I came back or no, my brother or sister, one of them, ran to my parents and said that I'd been gotten by a pile of bees and it turns out they were hornets. And I was pretty much lifeless and they had to throw me in the jeep and call 911 and 911 said, well we don't have any hospitals in that area but we do have a 24 hour doctor who had a practice, he operated out of his house because this is a little bay community, far outside the city, 3 hours outside the city and that was their urgent care. That was a doctor with a little practice in his house and luckily when he saw me he knew it was allergic reactions because I was all swelled up and I looked like something with mumps. My throat was all swollen, my head was swollen, everything was swollen and he jammed me with this EpiPen and a shot of Benadryl and the swelling just went down and I came and snapped back to reality and I still couldn't like breathe or talk very well because my throat was still swollen but literally within minutes after getting that shot of Epi and the Benadryl, the reaction kind of reversed. It was kind of crazy. I still had the bites and stings all over me on my arms and my neck and my chest and stuff because we were you know running around as kids, you know never had no shirts on, it was summer time and it turns out it was a hornet's nest that I had fallen into while we were playing hide and seek and I had jumped off of the walking path into the bushes right into a hornet's nest and that's not fun even if you're not allergic to them, that's not fun. Alright, we're at the bottom of the list. So we've got about a half an hour left here. Let's make another call for check-ins. Anybody anywhere that would like to get on the Cowabunga net this morning, please go ahead with your call signs now.