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Okay, Darryl, well, I'm looking forward to that album. You'll become an overnight star, hi hi. Yeah, and it sounds like you're really keeping busy there. That's cool. That keeps you out of the taverns anyhow, hi hi. All right, with that, let's see. We're going to go down to Las Vegas by Buddy Joe, and good morning to you and Linda Lou and those four puppies. By the way, Joe, that little men pin, we had a men pin too. They are a terror. And you've got to be careful, I like to roam, so don't let them out of the yard. Anyhow, KT7 JOE, this is KD7WA. Good morning, Joe. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven, November Quebec November. All star node 622. Well, good morning there, Roy, and good morning to everyone on that KT7 and JOE, Joe, here in Las Vegas, Nevada. Kind of chilly morning the way I like it. It's about 58 now, it's about 55 again when I went outside with the dogs earlier this morning. Just probably going to rain, I'm not really sure. It always says it's going to rain, but where I'm at, kind of going towards the mountains, it never seems to rain much up here. It's always down towards the airport or in the valley. Anyway, yeah, no worries about the men pin. I never had a men pin before, but I was a K9 officer for many, many years. And so I've already gone through, and I've got to say she's done fantastic. I've already gone through everything from boundary training to basic commands. And she really kind of even excels over her brother. And the brother's twice her age, well more than that. He's about one and a half now. He's just very stubborn. He doesn't like to listen no matter what. And male dogs seem to take a little bit longer than female dogs when it comes to training. But I'm not really worried about the men pin. I will leave the gate wide open in the yard during training, and she will just sit there along with the rest of them. They don't go past the property. We're pretty well managed in here where they can't get out anyway. But I will leave the gate open, leave the front door open, do certain things, put treats out, whatever, and see if they come. But they don't come to me unless I call them. So she's done really, really well. And even though I've had many, many dogs and I've trained a lot of dogs, I am quite impressed with her because she really has excelled in everything. She is just a fantastic, fantastic little girl. I was kind of nervous when I got her because I've had other small dogs before. I had a, I can't remember right now, it's too early in the morning, just now starting my cup of coffee. But I've had some really rowdy, smaller dogs in my lifetime that were just uncontrollable. But she is definitely not like that. She fell into the routine with her sisters and her brother really well. And of course the training helps and she's just come along real well. But I can't be happier. I'm actually thinking about getting another dog now. I'm not sure yet. But we'll see what happens when she gets a little bit older. But I am looking at other dogs or whatever. Let me know at the top for a second. K-T-7, J-E, we return. Yeah, I'm actually looking at maybe another Min Pin. She is just the cutest little thing. But I might get another big dog. I'm not sure. Four dogs may be enough though. I have to see. Anyway, not much else going on. Just got my cup of coffee. Sitting here just relaxing. The dogs just had their cookies and treats and now they're just relaxing behind me on the bed. And that's really about it. So I'll turn it back to you there, Roy. Hope all is well. Hope Sue's okay. And of course your little girl as well. Take care, my friend. Everybody have a great day. Good morning to all. And everybody have a great upcoming weekend. Back to you there, Roy. K-T-7, J-O-E, Las Vegas.