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Hey, good morning Roy. Hope you're having a good one man. We definitely are up here. Not long done with the Cowabunga Net. As a matter of fact, we finished this morning just on time. It was one minute past the start of the Net when we connected this morning. So that was Josh's timing was impeccable to switching over this morning. Sometimes that happens, sometimes we're early, sometimes we're late. You know, Cowabunga, it's you know, hit or miss sometimes. But other than that man, everything's going great. We got some rain coming down up here this morning. So there won't be any quad riding today, unfortunately. I've been doing that quite a bit lately too. And getting out on the trails man, it's just so much fun. It's unfortunate the bike was down most of the summer, but now I've got a new one. Well not a new one, but a more powerful, much larger four-wheel drive than the little 220 that I had before. So I'm able to get into some places where I just wouldn't even have risked it on the smaller bike. But this thing man, it crawls like a tractor. You put it in super low gear and man, you got 15 gears in drive on this one and 5 gears in reverse. So even in reverse you can, you know, tune your gearing. It's kind of unique. The bike was originally designed for the Department of Forestry and Wildlife here in Canada. And the RCMP adopted it for their off-road vehicles and it's just a very well built, very hardy machine. And I'm very happy to have one. They were only made for a few years. And now John Deere has the design, if you can believe that one. So the Trakster 500, the John Deere Trakster 500 is the newer version of it. I've got the 2005 Can-Am Trakster 500. So it's an excellent machine man. I don't know if you do any ATV riding or not, but it's one of my favorite things to do. Where I can't drive a car, let me reset.