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And what I would do is I'd prerecord all the tech info at the beginning and then we'd run the recording. That way I didn't have to do it all live, you know, and off the top of my head. I'd prerecord what I wanted to talk about and others would participate and send me recordings of them discussing the tech topic. We'd put those together at the beginning, you know, edit the files together, put in proper repeater spacing and all that. So then we'd play the recording, myself and others talking about tech related topics. Then we'd take check-ins, questions and comments. It was a good net. But eventually I ran out of ideas and it kind of fizzled out. And when I say eventually, I mean it stuck around for, I don't know, one year, two years, something like that, maybe a little over a year. I think there was 50 some odd episodes and it was once a week and we recorded it as a podcast. And we did all this stuff. This is like what? Jesus. Ten years ago or more maybe? But yeah, it was a lot of fun. But it's a lot of work too, right? And it eventually just fizzled out. And then they got that other, after a while they got that other one that we used to carry on Tuesday nights that they thought was really unique. But really it wasn't. It had all been done before. And but yeah, it's a lot of fun. I don't know man. A tech question. Do you play video games? If you do, which ones? I'm guessing not a lot of people on this net would answer yes to that. I definitely do. I play a lot of games. Like literally a lot of them. I was playing Epic Mickey Rebrushed yesterday. A game you play as Mickey Mouse and you're stuck in an underground world after getting pulled into an alternate universe through a painting. And yeah, it's a fun game. You should definitely check it out. Anybody that plays games, Epic Mickey Rebrushed. Put about an hour into that one. You know, I was watching movies. Other than that, Gray, I'll pass it back to you. VL1 UKZ.