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Roy, you definitely piqued my interest. You know, I've never smoked anything. Well, that's a lie. Foods. I've never smoked foods before. I've never actually had a smoker or anything like that. And about three years ago, my wife and my mom, before she had the dementia, they were going to buy me a smoker, like one of the big tall ones that connects to your smartphone or whatever and all that kind of stuff. And this way you can see the temperature all the time, set your temperatures and do everything from the phone and monitor it from the phone. And I said no to that because I don't know if I would use it that often, being that I was as sick as I was back then. But now that I'm out of bed, I will check out that smoking gun. I will check that out. I love all type of barbecue and stuff where it's been smoked ribs and hams and oh yeah, you get me on a, anyway, I got to keep this short because I got to run through the list. But yes, I will look at that there. Roy, definitely the smoking gun. I will check that out after the net. Take care my friend. I appreciate your check-in. And as always, thanks for all you do for everyone, especially with the firewood and the different charities and stuff that you belong to. You're one amazing person. So have a good day there, Roy. Next up, Joyce and Joe, KC7LRS and KC7GHT from KT7 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Joyce, Joe, what are your guys' favorite foods during the winter time? What do we do there, Joyce? And I hope you're feeling okay. And I'm sure you'll give me an update on everything's going on. I don't know if you went for your scan yet or not. I can't remember if that was the day before or yesterday or if you still have to do it. But update us on your health, please. And of course, we give you big hugs, me and Linda Lou, and she did say hello to you the other day through me. So she misses you guys. We'll do a phone call one of these days as things kind of free up around here. Over to you there, Joyce and Joe. Good morning. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November professional number. Good morning there, Joe. Well, that's sweet. We appreciate that. We'd love to have a call from you dears. So give Linda Lou a big hug for us and yourself and a puppy, the pet. And yeah, we agree there. Roy and Sue are really a special couple and amazing what Roy can do and all that hard work with the cutting wood and helping people out like that. So pretty special folks for sure, as most of all the people on this net. And yeah, we eat pretty much about the same kind of food year round. And I kind of am getting to be a lazy cook at this stage. But we seem to really like this Campbell's heart healthy clam chowder and low sodium. And I love in my soups, I love these oyster crackers. So I always have to fill a bowl full of those as well. And yeah, we usually have turkey throughout the year. So let's see, what else? What am I going to say? Oh yeah, we have to leave here at 9 to go, it's probably what, 8 or 9 miles I guess, west of here to go get an MRI today. I always said I would never ever have another MRI because the earplugs don't fit my ears and it's just too, too uncomfortable. But we did find out that they do have the open new machines now that are 70% less noise. And so I think that I can deal with. So yeah, so anyway, we'll see what that says and I'll keep you guys informed there later. And I think Friday I'll get the heart test results. So yeah, anyway, at this age and stage of the game, we expect things to start going anywhere but I'm feeling pretty good this morning. So, and it was too cool to go out this morning. I agree with Dave, I can't wait for the time change and to be able to sleep maybe an hour later and have the net on at 8 o'clock instead of 7. Yay. Anyway, hi to Missy, Rosie and the buttonhole gang. We do miss Robert so much. Over to Joey, JC7LRS.