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Okay, that sounded pretty quiet, so that gives me a really nice list. Let's back up to the top and see what Rich is up to. I'm thinking he's still on the short echo side, so I'm thinking K3 Oscar echo co-co-co-co. Take it away. Good morning Dave. Yes indeed, still on the short echo side. Yeah, for a little while yet. Oh goodness, hard shadows here this morning. Of course you know what that means. I've got Paul here and he's kind of gnawing on my hand, which is usually the sign that he says, come on dad, let's go outside. So I think that's next. Dave, I tell you, I heard your story about the tire. I hope you didn't have any more exploding tires on the way home. I had an incident like that myself many years ago in Germany and it almost took the fender off of the car. Yeah, that could be really exciting. Back to you K3-08. Oh Roger that Rich. No, we had no NASCAR moments on the way home, so there you go. Yeah, what happened, well when the tire blew, there's a trim piece that adds a little more width to the fender. And it tore that trim piece off, which I don't think is going to be that hard to get and replace. I still haven't looked into that yet because it really doesn't, it's not that bad. And I've got to replace them by a flat big deal. But yeah, no NASCAR moments on the way home. So we got home safe and sound. So yeah, it was a good fast trip back. We did it in just barely over five hours. I couldn't believe it. It's like holy cow. So yeah, not bad. Well Rich, take care. Great to hear from you. And we will see you tonight on the Zoom to Q of course. And scritches to the polo and give them a little treat for me, would you? And we'll talk to you this evening. Alright, Whiskey Alpha 7 Kilo Sierra. Kilo Sierra? I think that's right. Kirk, what you up to? And correct me if I got your callsign wrong. Go ahead.