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7THC going high-tech here. And yeah, Joyce really suffered with that MRI noise. I think it's magnetostriction. I don't know why an MRI machine would cause noise other than magnetostriction in the coils. You know, the magnetic laminations inside the MRI machine because it creates varying intensities of a Gauss or Tesla. I don't know, they're pretty strong in there, that's for sure, the magnetic field intensity inside the machine. I don't know any more about it than that. Anyway, she got through it, thank goodness. And, Bud, I just don't quite understand your problem with connecting the IRLP. I guess, is it a connection to 9617 or is it actually trying to get into the net and get your voice recognized? But anyway, we connect automatically every time and we never have any problems. So, I mean, I can't remember when we had a problem during the length of this net, for how many years it's been going on. So I'm not quite sure, maybe I can't help. But anyway, that's IRLP, or connection is automatic disconnect and everything is run by Scripps that we wrote. Anyway, back to the net. KC7-GHC, good to hear everybody. This is repeater station kilo kilo. Okay, Joyce, Joe, Joyce, I'm not a fan of MRIs either, I've had it in a long time, but I wasn't too crazy about, I don't like the closed ones, they just seem like too claustrophobic. I'm not really claustrophobic, but it reminds me of when I had to crawl inside the boilers and work on the tubes and stuff where you're laying down and the thing is just about less of a foot above you and around you, you know, when you're laying in it. That wasn't much fun when I was in the Navy. So anyway, yeah, and I don't know what kind of problem he's having, but hope you can help him out and get done what he needs to get done. So anyway, thanks a lot for your check in this morning, always good to hear from you guys and we'll talk to you later. Okay, we got Rosie up next, VE4, YYL. Rosie, go ahead.