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Well, I will let you know, V01UKZ, that I had to connect your link this morning. I jumped on it, wasn't connected, so I masterfully typed in the commands you taught me, and bingo, we're on. So, you do what you need to do. Okay. All right. We have gotten to the next bottom of the list very quickly. That was nice. So, I'm taking check-ins. Come now with your call sign. This is KC2PKG, and you are getting on the Monday morning version of the cabinet. Back in that era that I just either didn't play or ones that I really loved playing, and I'd say 90% of them are in this list. I was looking for one game in particular, and I couldn't find it. I searched and searched, couldn't find it. So, I did find this pack that contained 112 GameCube games and 122.5 gigabytes for one file download. So, I downloaded it. It took a couple of days because not many people had it, and it was kind of slow and whatever, but it finished this morning. So, now I'm decompressing all of those 7Z files, which I built natively, which is fantastic. I didn't realize that Mac handles 7Zs natively without needing to build up just a 7Z program. I'm guessing it handles RAR and ZIP and all that kind of stuff too, probably. There's like an Arcot manager built into it that Windows does not have. Windows can handle ZIP files, but that's it. So, I'm wondering now how many file formats does Mac's compression utility have? That's a good question for Gemini. Not for any other reason except I'm curious. Back over to you, Gray. I'm feeling you, Casey. Thank you. Thank you.