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Good morning all. I am just still kind of getting up for the day. My daughter is actually home today. She grew up yesterday at school and then was not feeling well for an hour or two and then bounced right back. So I don't know what that was but it seems like it was a passing thing. But she's not allowed to go to school because we've got to wait 24 hours after a vomit. So, oh well, bummer. But she's having fun doing art projects today instead. And I'm going to sit here and try and work and get some stuff done before the weekend. We're going to hopefully, well we'll see, it looks like it's going to start raining before the trick or treating starts tonight. So we'll see how that goes. Last year we got drenched. Candy was drenched. Kids were drenched. It was quite a wet, quite a wet Halloween. So I don't know, we'll see how it turns out this year. Hopefully it's not as wet this year. Maybe we'll bring umbrellas or something. I don't know. We'll have to figure out how we stay dry. Other than that, I've been playing with, partly for work, partly for fun, partly just experimenting. I've been playing with ChatGPT a little bit more recently. And I started with what I thought was going to be a simple, you know, find me a route home from work to get me through the earthquake. A little thought exercise that I ran with it. And it just kept like expanding it to the point that it's now creating me an emergency preparedness binder with all sorts of stuff in it. I don't know how this balloons. And it was all ChatGPT saying, do you want me to do this? Can we do this? Can we do that? I'm like, alright, sure. We'll experiment with it. But anyway, it's got me thinking about how to use it for work around some more data, around courses that we develop and people who take it. So it's an interesting kind of fun experiment to kind of figure out how it can help us. Anyway, that's about all I have right now. This is Kilo 287, pop a little mic, handing it back to the net.