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All right. Let's wait for Darryl. Waiting for Darryl to get on and be entertaining and do all of that stuff. So, like I was saying, the hurricane hunting aircraft, pretty wild, the propeller aircraft by the way, and not yet. And the eye wall, or the winds, the sustained winds from Hurricane Melissa, 175 miles an hour. I was in St. Martin, I think a year and a half after the big hurricane hit them. And the hurricane actually torn the top off of the buildings in their cinder block. Cinder block reinforced buildings and the top floor was gone from several of them. It's pretty wild. Absolutely decimated. But all the houses down there, of the permanent houses anyway, they're all concrete. I mean they're made for that. They're made to be beaten on. Pretty wild. Peter, let's go to the top again. B-E-1-W-I-N. Peter, what is your house made of that you're in now? The cabin in New Brunswick. This is Casey 2, PKG. Over to you. B-E-1-W-I-N. This is repeater station kilo kilo 7. It's a great outside. You know, it's a normal house. It's got siding and wood and insulation on it. So yeah, it's a nice little place. And yeah, with that it'll pass about to neck control.