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Hey, thanks Jack. I'm with SCEA Alpha Delta, Alpha Delta, Michael here in Kirkland. And hello everybody listening. I think I heard, Rosie called me a bully, but that's okay. Um, I'm trying to think really, she's going through a state, a lot of what you do depends on the size, and I think you're supposed to have probate. What I did with my mother is my father's, it's been 16 years since my mother was, you have to have it done in 99 months. But it really depends on the size and what you have to file, whether you have to publish. It's a certain amount of publication for creditors. You have a duty to do that if you're the executor. Anyway, there's books out there, and I'm sure there's other gentlemen coming up who can give you information too. Anyway, it's a grade A I've been out here, Jack. I paid my property taxes a day, I'm moaning. And then I went out and did some more garden work. And that's just, I think I'm done with the outside stuff for the year. Next thing will be after the freeze, cutting the raspberries back to the canes to three or four feet. Let's see, I was supposed to go on a trail crew tomorrow, but I've been reading the, I listened to Noah, and reading where I'll be, there's steady winds 15 to 20 gusts, 30, 35 inches, inch and a half of rain. I don't think that's a safe way to work on a trail crew. Even though they say they work in the rain, I'm going to send an email and decline. I hate to do that. Anyway, that's what's going on here, Jack. Looking forward to Saturday. I'll be there with my grumpier sign, and I don't know where the grumpy sign went, but I think Larry has it somewhere. Anyway. All right, sir. Get to talk to Dan Grossi, and have a good afternoon. Oh, you know, I was thinking, I've never talked three minutes. I wonder what that'd be like. Oh, well. Back to you, Whiskey Alpha 7 Alpha Delta.