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I actually like how the food court items actually vary as well. I've been to the Tijuana Costco in Mexico and they have pulled pork sandwiches in the food court. I'm like, yes, I guess I will. They have a little apple fritter, I forget what it's called, the Mexican word for it, but it's an apple fritter type thing that's heated. You know, it's like an awesome McDonald's apple pie type thing that they make in their food. And if you go to Canada, you can get poutine, which I'm not a fan of, but you can also get chicken fingers in the food court in Canada, but you can't get it down here. So anyway, the things, yeah, yeah, the regional stuff. All right, thanks Michael. Have a good day. Henry, you're up next. Hello and good morning, N7 JBJ. Good morning Q in the group, this is N7 JBJ. Very interesting morning, started at about 0-2-30 in the morning. One of the station managers, at least this is a claim from my wife, decided to actuate the remote control for the TV and was sitting on it, so the volume went all the way up, lights came on and some commercial was on, I don't know, but woke us up and my wife's an early riser anyways, I think she would have been up within the next hour or so. Prepare for her day at work, but me, I am more of a like 6 o'clock in the morning riser. But woke up, we laughed about it, had coffee, and I've been tinkering around ever since. Contemplating a nap, and I'm not a nap person, I do not take naps, so I think that shows my lack of ability of being a genius because geniuses are supposed to nap a lot, I do not. Costco, Costco, very interesting, yeah, and regional differences of them. I've been to the one in Hawaii and they have a lot of different things, and I've been to the one in Japan. Japan is very, they have Kirkland items, but they also have regional items, dried shrimps and dried fish and yadda yadda. But one of the things, oh, and they have sampling of hard liquor. You know how Costco has their sampling tables, they'll have hard liquor sampling, and they'll have wine sampling and beer sampling. But the biggest thing I notice that's different from the Costco's here in the States is they are very polite. All the sampling stations, everyone is in a very polite line, one behind the other, and they take turns. Unlike here in the States where there's a gaggle and you can't even get your basket through because Bobby Ray wants to get some pork rinds. Anyways, so there's that. And what else is happening? Tons, tons, but that's all I'm going to share right now. Hi, hi. And I'll turn it back over to you. This is N7 JVJ wishing everyone a good morning.