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I was going to ask you what that was. I haven't had my AMI yet, so thank you for telling me that next Monday. I should be there, so should be good. Wow, and Joe, good to hear you on. I was thinking about you the other day, so glad to hear you on. We'll have to catch up a little bit. So, over text. Anyway, yesterday was very, oh, Joyce, I'm so sorry that I didn't, I forgot to attach the file. My bad. It was a bad, very bad day. We found out that the second floor where I live now has COVID, and my friend Brianna and Linda had pulled out of the driveway and they were on their way over here to see me when somebody came and told me that there was COVID. So I called Brianna and I'm like, you don't want to come over. You don't want to bring Linda. I don't want you to get COVID or her to get COVID. So that devastated me because it's been three weeks since I've seen Linda. So I was very devastated and I cried a lot. That's why I forgot to hit the attachment. So I'll send that to you in a minute, but I totally spaced it because I was just very depressed and very upset and I just spaced it. So my bad. I will send that to you here in a minute, but that's why I forgot. So I'm so sorry. Anyway, I won't get this next year until, I don't know, probably Thursday or the weekend, and then it will be four weeks since I've seen her. So it's devastating. But it is what it is, but it would have been worse if they hadn't told me because then she could have gotten it and it would have been bad. So I'm grateful somebody told me, but they should have told me a lot sooner than they did. But anyway, so I'm again, stuck in the apartment. Even though I could go down, they're quarantined in their rooms, I'm not going to take the chance because I don't want to get COVID. So I'm just going to stay away for a couple more days. But anyway, so that's the story there. Hope everybody's well and have a great week and I'll chat with y'all tomorrow. KC7FNW. Back to net.