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Good morning Dana, Theresa, and the group. Yes, you got it right. November 7th, just very juvenile. Henry here in Silverdale. And love hearing about your travels and adventures. That's what life's about. And figuring out your niche, where you wanna be. How exciting. Even though it hasn't been successful yet, it's still the process, you know. So this morning, I do early morning on HF and do a couple of roundtables. One of them's called the Early Birdnet. And old curmungens, such as myself, usually, talking about radio and related. But they always have a topic of the day. And today they had one that stirred up memories in my head. And those that are close in age to me will understand. And that was Aurora slot cars, the HO cars. That was so big back when I was a kid. Yeah, had a lot of fun. Brought up a lot of memories. We had a hobby shop in our town. And they had, I think, a 16 lane championship course where they'd race and depending on your standing, you'd even end up with your name in the local paper. They had one every week. So that was kind of fun. It was like a sports event. But the James, yeah, get a yaggie up, but make it yourself. A little bit of PVC, a little bit of wire, and PL-259. Back in the day, speaking of old curmungen, back in the day I made yaggies for two meter sideband as well as quads. And for quads, you just get little one by one wood wire. And once again, PL-259, get yourself a little TV rotator and there you go, you're in. And amazing the dB gain you'd get off of it as well. But anyways, I've talked too much. Turn it back over to you, Dana. And once again, good morning. This is M7, JBJ.