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I believe he did say he was going to do the net tomorrow. So we're all looking forward to that. And Elgato, I haven't heard of that in years. I used to be a big Elgato fan when I was first building my video library. I used Elgato stuff to convert things and to get to suck things off of ativos. And I used Elgato software for that. Very cool. I haven't heard about that in forever. Terry, GM5CAR. You can talk about whatever you want to talk about. And I'm passing it to you. So this is KC2, PKT, over to you. GM5CAR. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven. Over in Quebec November. Yeah, get this in to Darryl there. All these ice cubes and all. He's losing me there. But also, I got a new gadget. A computing, gaming, computing stock gaming gadget. I've replaced my Legion Go one for an Asus AliRodge X. What do you think it is? Or an X? Can't remember but it's the beta model of the Asus AliRodge X. And I'm really impressed with that device. I've been using it a lot for handheld gaming. And the battery life on it is much better than the Legion Go. I know there's a new Legion Go 2 that's been tested and experienced. And normally the only thing about it was it had a OLED screen I think. So it really wasn't worth the cost for me. To be honest I'm not bothered by an OLED screen. And the Asus device is a little bit smaller in the hand. Works better for lady hands. Because it was awful heavy the Legion Go when I was holding it. And I very rarely put the controllers off and all. It had detachable controllers on it a bit like the Switch has. But that was just a bit of a fail. I never put the controllers off this way or that way. So yeah, I've been using that for the last two or three weeks now. And it's working really well. I'm enjoying using it. I've got SteamOS and a few other AIM software platforms on it. But really impressed. And I like the fact that the games on Steam don't seem a bit too expensive. I can get some really good games for not a lot of cost. So yeah, I think that will probably be the end of my Christmas. Hi, hi. Anyway, back to you there, Gary. In a minute.