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I don't want to give it back. I want to hold on to it for a little bit. All right. So I just talked to the guy, the foreman over there in the filter bay, with the PM shop, and he says that his computer says all he's got to do is put a sticker on it, and they've already put the sticker on it or signed the sticker for the service. So he's thinking it's done. So now I've got to come back over here and find out, because the filters come from the shop over here in the parts department. So we've got to find out what they want to do with the filters, because I mean these two filters, they're probably about $100 or plus they've got the old turbo here. I don't know what they want to do with that, but somebody paid for it. And so we're waiting on that. But Brianna doesn't come in until 7 o'clock, but he saw her walking in at 6.45. So once she gets in the office, then I can talk to her and find out. But I like it. I like having my truck back, but I've had that other truck for three weeks, and I'm used to some of where the door handle is and some of the other stuff. So I'm reaching for handles that aren't there, reaching for other things that aren't there. So I've got to get used to my truck again. But I enjoy it. I'm glad I have it back. Plus, it's just about out of fuel, so I've got to get them to give me some fuel. Plus, I've got to get them to switch me from one truck to the other, and I've got to find out what they want me to do with the other truck. Am I going to leave it over in the line? Oh, they're coming to talk to me. Am I going to leave it over in the line and go from there? All right. I'll be back to you, West. I can go talk to them.