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Yeah, well that's quite a bit to be thankful for. So, uh, yeah. Sounds like the plan, Steve. And we'll get back to you. I don't understand the central heating in this house. Every day at 3 o'clock in the morning, like it did today, it'll just shut off. And then I gotta hit a million buttons, mainly just up, up, up, up, up, to get it to tweak back on, and then it doesn't make up its mind. It either stays on and it's way too high of a temperature, or it just doesn't come on very good. And each time you hit the ups and downs, I don't understand this stupid thing, it's a smart thermometer that luckily I can still kind of use. Anyways, each time you hit the up, it's supposed to increase like half a temperature. But I don't know, it seems to have these times like at 3 a.m., 3 p.m., and 9 p.m., it'll just shut off when nobody's telling it to shut off. It's like one and cycle, what the hell's the matter? So I'm like, I'm wrestling with this thing, trying to get it on while the net's going. This is why. This is one reason I'm glad of the cyphers. Because it gives me a chance, it gives me a little bit of a lead to move around. And I don't know why this thing acts that way. It's kind of the same as the one I have in Toronto. So, man, it's annoying as hell. It's like, it's effing 6 degrees here. So, it's not a game, it's like, stay on the way I want you to. What's this turning off and staying off business? Alright. And I can't wreck it with a baseball bat because it's not mine. Okay, so that was Steve, and we still have plenty of room for anyone else that would like to check in. At some point I've got to plug my blind shell in so that way I can have enough battery for when Robert gets here. But I also got to hear when he calls. So, welcome to my nightmare. So, check in now, please. Thanks for watching.