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Your audio is good now, Arthur. Much better, more commensurate with the other audio levels. Go ahead. Great. I'm glad to hear that the mic gain settings seem to do the trick. But I have someone with me here, another YL, my daughter who's turning eight on Wednesday. And she's very keen to talk on the radio. Talk close here. Say hi to Radio. Hi Radio. Say 73s. 73s. Pretty adorable. Anything else? Um, so, uh, so I'm pretty good at school. Awesome. Okay, this is Arthur and Lucy, KE7NUI. Located in Shelton, Washington. Lucy. Lucy, I have a niece named Lucy. Uh, who married one of my nephews. And, uh, we have lots of girls here on the radio. So far you're the fourth one on this net. Um, and I'm going to put a 33 there because some of us, it's not super widespread, but some of us are 73. But some of the women operators will say 33 to each other because, like, I see you across the room of men and boys. I see you. So, Lucy, it's great that you're doing well in school. And, uh, I hope to hear you on the air, both you and your dad, Arthur. And, um, and, uh, so every time your dad talks on the radio, at least on this repeater, we love to hear family members and kids that come on and say hi. And some of them go on and get their ham radio licenses. So, it needs, it needs kind of high school math. Uh, but, uh, but it's not, uh, if you, if you are good at math, then, uh, it's not hard to get a ham radio license. And, you know, uh, I don't know what grade you're in, but, um, but there are some pretty young operators out there too. So, take care, Lucy. I'm so glad to hear you. And I'll tell my niece, net Lucy, that I talked to Lucy on the radio. All right. So, um, I'm going to go to the next operator and ask for Jeff, AB7, AB6MB in California. And, Jeff, uh, how are you doing? And please give us a report. Okay.