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Okay, KC2, PKC returning. If I could ask it with some confidence, you know, what can we have for dinner? That would be great. That would be great. It had a real sense of what we've got and what we like and stuff like that. You said this thing when I was a single parent for a while, my first wife died, I was a single parent. And, you know, you got to get them all fed before they go off to school. They didn't want anything in the morning. We had to play the breakfast game, you know. You want cereal? No. Do you want peanut butter and cherry sandwich? No. Do you want soup? No. Do you want scuttle eggs and bacon? No. You know, and we just keep going until I suddenly said, we're not doing this anymore. I'm going to serve you breakfast and you will eat it. And if you don't, that's fine. But if it would do that for you, help you pick what you're going to eat, make up the list to go to the store, what you need in the way of supplies and stuff like that, that would be a wonderful thing. And I could really use that. If it would, I would like it to go through my Plex database, because I've noticed that that degrades over time, you get entries where they're not supposed to be. I'd love an AI to go through that and go up to you, it miscategorizes, I'll fix it for you. That would be good. And that's the kind of stuff I need. And that's the kind of stuff I don't have. Oh, I do have an announcement, a quick announcement. I was telling my boys on family dinner night, that I'm getting rid of all the neato vacuum cleaners, I'm just going to throw them away. And jumped up and said, oh, we'll take them. This is repeater station, November, November, November, November, November, November, November, November, November, November, November, November, suites, no cloud. But if you press the button, it will find its way around and do some cleaning. And I didn't have to throw them away. I'm thrilled about that. Back to you, KJ5IRQ. This is KC2PKG. And I'll see you next time. Bye. Bye. Bye.