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Well, Devin, thank you very much for being our caboose of cabooses, and thank you for sharing some cool ideas for how to put some ham radio licensed work, get out there and watch some cool rally stuff. I don't know if you heard, but we did have a station earlier. If you or any rallyers need a Panasonic Toughbook, W8WW has at least one, I think, new used, new in box, something like that, Toughbook that might be a good suitable tool for the field. Yeah, in St. Helens, Oregon, I bet it's a lot of fun, and I'm gonna go to the website just to check the dates. If it's the next few months, it's terrible for me, but maybe if it's early next year, that'd be a fun little getaway. So, yeah, I know that you and others like Brooks and stuff have talked about some of the rally stuff you've got involved in. It sounds like a blast, so thank you for the heads up. I know who else, Cammy and Robert, I believe, do that. Anyway, sounds like a fun way to put your ham radio license to use and pretend like you're in the fear and loathing scene where he's covering the rally out there in the desert. And I just checked my progressive auto insurance, and how is my motorcycle insurance cheaper than my car insurance? That's crazy. Anyway, okay, okay, okay. It is the end of the 9 o'clock net, and I'm gonna read some things to you, and then we're gonna put this repeater back to normal operation until tomorrow morning. So thank you to everybody for joining me for the 9 o'clock net. It is Thursday, November 6th still for another hour and a half yet. Without all of you, it would not be much of a net at all. I want to thank the Puget Sound Repeater Group for the use of this repeater. For more information about the group or if you'd like to join or make a donation, please visit our website at psrg.org. If you're near a radio at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning, grab yourself a cup of coffee, tea, sake, whatever you like, and stop by the Friday night AM. This is the previous case in Tilo, Tilo, San Francisco, Quebec, November. All-star notes, C3P2, were located in Shelton, Washington. After reminding you that the loon is out and apparently very pretty tonight. One last time, this is Ben, K7LLZ, signing off at 10, 30, and 40 seconds. Have a good night, everyone.