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Okay, 7RMU, M7JVJ, wow Jack, this isn't a typical net for you, but I'm cracking up here. Let's see, so my big news in ham radio, and one I was a little bit excited about. So when I got back into amateur radio back in 2017 after a little bit of a break, I was doing paper blogs. And it was a few months thereafter that I finally gave those up and joined the digital age and all mine are online now, mostly through like QRZ and LOTW and those, and one MM. Having said that, what I didn't get back into were the bureaus because I thought everybody handled their QSLs digitally. Or if they wanted a hard copy paper one they sent it through the mail. About a month and a half ago, maybe two months, I got an email from W7 Bureau in Willamette Valley and they said they had a stack of QSL cards for me that was about two inches thick. And if I wanted them to send money, and that's how it works, they keep a balance of money for you and as you get a pile they mail them to you and that way it's cheaper to do QSL cards. Well I got the package yesterday and okay they lied. It wasn't two inches. It was an inch and three quarter. But there were so many QSL cards that it even wowed my wife who has no interest in my hobby whatsoever. She thought it was amazing. And they are from all over the world and so I am going to answer each one of these. And since Willamette doesn't have an outgoing, I would have to take a loan out for all the postage of these. Now I am going to break for a sec.