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Now I'm going to start the third and final round. See how long we for time. I'm going to close QRZ. I'm going to minimize QRZ. I never close it. It never closes. It never sleeps. And I see the time. And it's late enough for me to call this the last call round. So this is Joan KX2CW, your facilitatrix for the Monday Night Net, asking for more check-ins. KK7, Fox Kilo Bravo, Tree. Tree, flying kites backwards. And I've got you in there, Tree. And somebody, Tree was stepping on somebody who was the doubling station. KK7WID, Allen in Bremerton, IO. Allen in Bremerton. I'll have to write Brehm. Wah. QTH column. And you're in IO. That's all right. It's OK. Just fun to know that you're there. Take care, Allen. More stations, please. KK7NQN, Hunter. NQN, Hunter. All right. More stations, please. Kilo Kilo 7, Quebec Echo Sierra. Justin. QES, Justin. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. All star, No 622K. See how they did there? See how they did there? Pencil in hand. You know what? I want to learn shorthand. I've read enough old detective novels, folks, that I want to. It makes me want to learn shorthand, because the detectives are always writing in shorthand. Maybe it's a thing of the past. Anyway, that'd be fun. I wonder if they teach shorthand at the University of Washington. People get a secretarial certificate. Anyway, more stations, please.