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Well, good evening, Joan and everybody on the net. Hope everyone's doing well. I'm doing better. Liz and I, this is week two of being back from Japan, and we are starting to kind of adjust back to our local time zone now. It was really easy to adjust to the Japanese time zone, but I don't know, coming back was really hard. So, while we were in Japan, one of my cousins who lives in Seattle keeps in contact with another one of my cousins who I have no real relationship with. And he was in Japan for like two months. And when I arrived in Tokyo, he had like two days left. And so he kind of got in contact and hung out for two days. And it was fun. He's a big science fiction fan, and he's really into anime and video games. And so we had a lot of things to talk about. And he turned me on to this show called Red Dwarf. It's a BBC, like, ridiculousness comedy in space is how I describe it. And so, yeah, Liz and I borrowed the first season from the Seattle Public Library. We've been kind of just burning through them the last week or so and really enjoying it. So, yeah, Red Dwarf. I found something new, and I'm excited about it. So, yeah, tomorrow, I guess Liz and I are just kind of on pins and needles right now about tomorrow because supposedly my wife works for Amazon. And so there's going to be like 30,000 people being laid off tomorrow. We'll have to find out first thing in the morning when she logs in if she still has a job. So, you know, no pressure, no stress. Just kind of keeping our fingers crossed to see what happens. She has been witnessing a lot of warning signs, though, for like the past six months. So we've been kind of sort of expecting this. So we'll just have to see how it goes. But don't worry. In case you were worried, the CEO of Amazon, Andy Jassy, he'll be just fine in his $3 million mansion on Capitol Hill. So no worries there.