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All right, well, I want to thank all of you. That was a really good conversation. And we can continue it too. My opinion about the three main operating systems goes like this. You want it to work out of the box, just be able to use it, use Macs. It's made just to be used. But you sacrifice a lot of things. You sacrifice the customization that you can get with Windows or Linux. You also limit what works well and what doesn't work well within that ecosystem. You can't really go into, and I could be wrong on this, I'm not a Mac user, but I'm not sure you can go into, can you go into command lines and make Mac do the things that you can do on the other operating systems? To be honest, I'm not sure. I don't have anybody doing it. And so me personally, I'm more of that engineer slash tech head. I want to be able to do that stuff. And that's why I stick to Linux. That's why I stick to Android. And that's why I've not bought into the Apple ecosystem. Although the Apple ecosystem is phenomenal. And the Apple OS for just about all the devices, now that I've messaged my wife a lot, it's pretty cool too. Again, me personally, I can't get past the point where it boxes you in. Like you have no creative ability to do anything on a Mac other than what it allows you to do. So that's just my own personal opinion. Again, different folks need different requirements and need different tools. So Miss D, I hope that gave you a lot of information about Linux. And again, if you want to reach out to any of us via email or whatnot, or even on the Internet, this is something I think almost any of us can talk about for hours. Okay. Well, let's take some call ins or some check ins and get going on. Let's see. Darryl was my last one on my check in list. So if you would like to join this conversation, go ahead and come now with your call in. I'll go write it down.