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Good morning, Rebecca, and good morning, Seattle. I haven't been able to say that for years. Yes, it's time for me to get in bed, actually. We jumped out of the skid when you announced the next. I didn't get an idea for that time, but to answer Sam's question, yeah, I'm, how do you put this, a simple folk, and I sometimes struggle with multiple strand stories when there's all sorts of side stories and things going on. And I listen to a lot of audio books that are sort of serialized, and the trouble is, if you've got to wait a week for the next episode to come out, I've lost my thread. If I sit down with a book, then I can sit there until I've finished it, and sometimes, as I say, it works better like that for me. I'm a simple folk, so I know I like it as good as that. As straightforward as possible. We've had too many diversions off to the side, because too many characters, and I do begin to lose the thread a little bit. But having said that, that doesn't stop my enjoyment of it. So whatever works for you, then go for it. As I say, it's one of those things. I've come up with an exercise from the elf, and I got distracted by your over. Oh yes, a spreadsheet of it. For some known reason, the FCC alternative in the UK called Ofcom had decided to change the prefix call signs for intermediate license holders. Why I can't work out, it's not like everyone has a call sign, because they're replacing two prefixes with two different prefixes. It's a little bit of a feeding frenzy that all the people that want to be seen and noticed are all changing their call signs for the new call sign. It's been like having a car registration to the UK dated by twice a year. They issue new call, new registration for the vehicles, and you have an incremental number that tells you the year. Of course, these people are all doing this, all watching out to help this thing. We're going to have to do it eventually. It'll become mandatory in two years time. But why change it now? Everybody's got used to my call sign. Why would I want to change it for something different? But people can, and that's the other thing. I've been doing this for two years or five years. You can change your call sign. I can't tell them that one. Anyway, I'm obviously so box-naped, I really should go to bed. Have a lie down in the darkened room. So back to Rebecca, 3-0 LRB, those from the Shire.