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And it was just too bright. It was just too bright. And now the brightness level is commensurate with an authentic fire that looks like that. Of course, it also means I have to turn off the brighter lights and go down to mood lighting, which I like to do anyway because I used to live off the grid with Aladdin mantle lamps and gas lights and even one place, one cabin I rented for $40 a month in the Upper Peninsula off the grid. I just had a couple of primitive kerosene wick lanterns. One was a Deets number 8 storm lantern. The other was a regular kind that people used to bring out when the power went off. And I loved it. The flickering of the flame and the dim lights. And the windows are open because the wood stove does give off too much heat in this weather and you have to leave the windows open because it gets too hot otherwise. Take care, Hunter. I just noticed that I was looking at and seeing Alan. Wait, Alan was not Alan. I'm addressing you with the wrong name. I'm so sorry. In fact, I scrambled my block up a little bit. Thank you very much, Hunter. And now I'll call on Justin, KK7QES Quixotic Emergency Signals. Justin, please give us your report.