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Hey John, thanks for taking my call. Hello to everybody. I'm in Arizona in the White Mountains, totally off the grid. And today I need to go to my mailbox, which is five miles away. And I do some grocery shopping and that's 20 miles away. But it's going to take up most of the day. And thanks for taking my call. I got a new radio in the red, John. I'm trying to break it in. Seems like it's working, so 73. Go ahead, James. Thanks for stopping in. I appreciate it. And could you end with your call sign there, please? Don't worry about this little interference. I doubt that you'll be able to get in. So, anyway, thank you for your checking, Gene. Have a great day. And MobileSafe out around there to your mailbox in the grocery store. And have a good one. Let's see, up next we had a KY4 station that was I-O. And now we're going down to Steve, N7, GWG. How are you? Well, just fine. Although, I'll tell you, the windstorm was enough for a bow in the neighborhood to fill up my big green recycling points. So I don't think I'm going to get them all in there for tomorrow's pick-ups. Spent most of the morning since about 8.45 raking them all up into piles. And a lot of it was, we had the tree professionally trimmed. You know, she's about 70 feet tall now. And I planted it when it was only four or five feet tall. And now I can't put my arms around it at the base. But it's right in the front yard. But anyway, we had it professionally given a haircut to cut down the possible wind resistance. And a lot of the smaller stuff that they were trimming still ended up hanging in the tree. Of course, until this windstorm. And we sure hope those people, so sad about those people that got hurt by a falling tree. I guess one young man didn't make it. A big gust came along and the tree split and came down on about six or seven people. And one of the guys didn't make it. So that was kind of tragic for a windstorm. But anyway, for me it's just raking, raking, raking pine cones and small fur boughs, some medium sized fur boughs all over my front yard. And oh, my neighbor, yeah, because the wind was from the southwest. So I got a little bit up there. His, you know, cleanup that blew into his yard as well. It was a good neighbor. But that's what we're doing today.