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It looks like you just put a ribbon on the net for me there. So it's all good. But I'm glad you joined us and it's always nice to hear you on the World Wide Friendship net when you can come in and say hi. We always like that. So thank you for joining us and for also describing the leaves to me. I can get into that. I love knowing about the colors the leaves are turning and stuff. I totally get into that. That's awesome stuff. Thank you for that. That's awesome. All right. That is going to do it for the World Wide Friendship net. Whoa. What is going on? I'm here. Where did my script go? Luckily I know my script off the top of my head. Anyway, it's going to do it for this edition of the World Wide Friendship net for today. I'd like to thank Michael Wolf and WAMW for the use of the Great Lakes Reflector, all of that. And for all of you who joined us today on the World Wide Friendship net, I thank you all. I'm returning the frequency back to normal amateur radio use and the conference back to normal amateur radio use as well. You can stay around and chat and hang around and have some fun. But please allow some time for all connections to drop. This is Casey 7FNW returning the frequency back to normal undirected amateur radio use. Have a great rest of your day and I'll be listening for a minute. Casey 7FNW. Thank you.