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Well, I don't know, I suppose I've got probably more things to worry about than carbon monoxide. I guess, uh, Tom's gonna give me his gas range. We're having trouble with ours, and he just bought a new one. And we said, well, it looks like the old one, so I'm gonna have to... He doesn't like gas, so he's getting, uh, he's kind of a, I don't know, tree hugger type, I guess, or whatever. But he's afraid of gas. I'm not afraid of gas, so I've had gas all my life. I like it because you can control the heat pretty much the way you want. So I said, well, if you don't want it, I'll take it. So we're gonna move, a guy's gonna come and put his new one in and then put his old one, and when we get this old one, they won't bring it over here. We're only about a mile away. I thought, well, gee, I'll pay you to come over here and hook it up at my house. But they wouldn't go for it. You know, probably rules and regulations and everything. So, uh, still not that bad. I'll just put it on a hand truck and put it in the car, and we got a van where I can load it in there, ramp, and load it up, bring it down here, and when we get time, we'll pull the old one out. I don't know whether Goodwill wants it, but maybe I'll put free. It still works. It's just the control and the oven is like Linda Liu would like. So, anyway, we hope that the other, his will work better. So, anyway, it's just a project. But I'll probably do make that gas connection. I want to make sure that it's not leaking or anything. Maybe a gas company would come out and check that for me. I don't know. Once it's there, I can tell you, I smell gas. Can you check my gas? So, we'll see. KV7PVW.