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Well thanks for that Bob. I've got it. You know when the recruiter wanted to get me into the ET program, and I don't know what got into me because I already knew electronics, and I thought I want to learn something new. So I decided to go into optics instead. I probably made a mistake. My Navy career would have been much better. Okay, ETN, Electronics Technician Nuclear. Notice I said nuclear and not nuclear. Alright, I'll get that in there. Yeah, alright. Thank you for that Bob. And by the way Bob, you put the bow on the net. You were the caboose. Because we had Darren, TAM, 0Q as an I-O, and KK7L, SG, Ryan with an R was an I-O. And so with that, Bob et al. That's short for, that's the abbreviation of et alia, which is Latin for y'all. And all, literally and all. Here is the post amble. Well, that's a wrap. Thanks to all for joining us for the, swivel my head like an owl, November 3rd, swivel my head like an owl, back to the other screen, 2025, 9 o'clock, evening net. Thanks to the Puget Sound Repeater Group for the usage of this repeater. And for more information about the group, please check out our website at, da da da da da, psrg.org. The PSRG have been hosting daily nets for over 30 years. Way over 30 years. The nets are a great opportunity to test your equipment. Remember, if you don't test your equipment, we can't hear you. I'm now returning the repeater to normal operation. This is Joan, KX2CW, signing off at...