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Well, good morning Barbara and everybody on the net. Joe was talking about humidity. Right now we've got 99% humidity. So there you go, Joe. That's your Pittsburgh type of weather at 46.6 degrees and it's sprinkling rain. And a little breezy out there so it's not too nice out today. Overcast and all that. Yeah, robots. I used to work on some robots. Went to robotic school and all that though. When I worked at General Motors and had to learn how to repair them and what have you. So, somebody much fun to do that with. So, they got such intricate parts and what have you. Back then, I don't know about now, but they were pretty rough. But I don't have much robotic stuff around here. I don't have the thing to turn my lights on and off. I do that myself. And about the only thing I have robotic you might call is my coffee pot. And I'd be lost without it because I put it on the night before. And when I get up in the morning it's always made. So there you go. Unless I forget to put the water in it. Or the coffee. Whatever. So, let me see. And as far as Joe goes, yeah, he was talking about putting the computer on a car. Okay, what happens if the power goes out and they can't do anything with a computer? So then you're stuck both ways. You know? So, yeah, and I still got some old wired telephones. And I said I want to keep the wired telephones because I can still call out. And get calls in. If I got an emergency and when I got my radios and everything right beside it, I could still use it. I had to go round and round with them when I had a phone off the hook here several weeks ago. And they said, ah, just run it through the router and all that stuff. You know? Well, I said that doesn't get it. So they finally sent a technician out and they got it all straightened out. So that's always a plus to have something back up on it. And everybody probably ought to put in, start putting in some automatic generators too. So with that, back to you Barbara. Everybody ought to have a great day.