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Alright, thanks for sharing that Hunter. Yeah, it just connects a bit with what Lisa was saying about the COBOL programming there for this old software stack that kind of continues around. It sounds like you said they were doing a lot of stuff manually, but a lot of stuff they have to do. You know, with very, very old computer technology, nothing like having those old full-size keyboards. Some of them still have mechanical keyboards that they've been using for all that time, covered with the protective rubber thing that makes it impossible to type. I'm picturing, I know this is probably not quite the case, I'm picturing monochrome displays, text-only interfaces, but I'm sure it's unfortunately a bit beyond that. Sometimes those interfaces are better than the old graphical interfaces. So yeah, you have good luck with doing that and the way those companies really kind of put the squeeze on the customer is pretty unpleasant too. So yeah, 73D, have a good night. Alright, let's go to a final report for tonight. It will be a recheck from Arthur, K07NUI. Arthur, please come ahead.