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Okay, we picked up Mel. I'm sorry, KB7, PBW, how are you doing Mel? How was your weekend? And we just asked everybody, what does it mean to be a man? And that's the question we're working on right now. We've got another one coming up though. Do you have an answer for that and can you tell us how your weekend went? This is KC2, PKG. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. Every day is a weekend for me. I've been retired 21 years. So actually, I've been retired longer than I worked at my last job. But luckily I was able to save for retirement and actually got a pension too. We're doing okay. No trick or treaters. We live on a 600-foot driveway so the kids don't come down here. So that's that. What is to be a man? I don't know. I guess I probably didn't really think I was a man until I was probably, I don't know, 25, 30 years old I guess. Had our first child and he's going to turn 60 this month so it's unbelievable. We just had an only child. Didn't really have what you'd call a traditional family. I thought we were so poor when we were first married we didn't think we could afford any more kids. Unfortunately, I go to Costco and I see people with two or three kids. I guess somebody has faith in the future. I don't know. I think I'll probably be gone before it hits the fan so that will be good. KV-7 TVW, back to Nick.