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Yeah, KB0MARI. I just stopped off at a truck stop to clean my windows. I don't know if I did a good job or a bad job. This weed really sucks. It just sticks to the bollocks. So, anyhow, I'm going to get myself a fresh cup of coffee and continue my trip down to Kansas City. Controversial. Okay, yeah, I'll share this with you. I don't care. People don't like to talk about abortion. That's one that seems to get a lot of people hot underneath the collar sometimes. But basically a year and a half ago we had a vote and the state of Missouri said, yes, we approve abortion in this state. Of course, this was against the will of the politicians, the Republican politicians, and there's a lot of representatives. We're a red state, but even though we're a red state, we're like 56 to 57% approval rating. So, it was legal to have abortions in the state of Missouri. Well, the state did not like that and the Republicans got together and they overturned the will of the people and so they put a ban on it. And then they were about to – we were going to vote here not too long ago on a new bill that basically said – and the wording was like this – is that if you – we want to protect the health of women. So, if it's incest or if it's rape, you most definitely got to be able to have an abortion. And that was the wording more or less. But what it didn't say is that everything else was completely banned. Even though they overturned it, they wanted to make sure that it could stay that way. So, they worded it in such a way that, well, yeah, we're voting for abortion again. We're protecting the rights of women and that's far from the truth. Well, a judge got into the picture and said, no, you can't do that. That wording is very misleading. You're going to have to reword it. And so apparently they did and they voted. But I don't know what the wording is yet, so I'll find out tonight when I go in to vote later on this evening. But that was the controversial thing that I was talking about. Anyways, back to that control. KV0, MAI.