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Well, I apologize because actually my robot here accidentally teed up, so I turned it back. That's what happened earlier. That's why I caused some interference in that. I'm sorry. And basically, I think that we're going to see a decline in amateur radio unless people have a different attitude. Right now I'm using my robot phone. By the way, it doesn't have a telephone number. I'm talking to you from the Sacramento airport where we're getting ready to pick up a passenger that's just landing out here. So that's on that. And again, I've got this device and I'm using a noise-canceling Bluetooth headset. And you can see that on my QRZ set. My QRZcom website, you can page in there. You'll actually see this happening. And right now I'm working on a fusion. So I just ordered a later model of fusion radio. And I'll be working on that digital technology. And I can say that I went to the Pacific Con over in the Bay Area this last weekend. And it was really packed. I was surprised. So of course, that comes to the Bay Area and all that. And by the way, we last night was on Canadian TV for three hours through the prime time. So I love nature. So that's what we're on. So I don't know. We were hooked on Canadian TV anyway. So I guess that's the way it goes. And I found that remark a pretty interesting thank you. And maybe next year if things work out, we can actually travel up into Nova Scotia, Canada. That's where we want to go next. Because we've already seen some other parts of Canada. So we want to see something different. So that's the plan. And so now you know what I'm doing. Here's my robot. Can you shake the heel? OK. I'll do it. OK. Thanks. Bye. Bye.