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Well, thank you, Doug. Yep. That's one of the nice things about doing it on the phone, especially with a Bluetooth headset. You just touch the screen once, and you get to talk. And then when you're done talking, you press the screen again, and everything's good. And I wear this headphone a lot, especially when I'm out on the road and talking to my wife. I can put the headset on, drive, pay total attention to the road and talk away at my wife. And I will sometimes it's a half hour. Sometimes it's two hours, depending on what's going on. But someone else who knows about that, and that's George, KB0MAI, who's also in the business of driving them big rigs and probably has plenty of experience with the Blue Parrot or Blue Tiger headset and talking away. So we'll give him a chance to talk now. KB0MAI, George, go ahead. This is repeater station kilo kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. All star node 16. Yeah, KB0MAI. You know, I used to own a parrot a long time ago. And then it finally broke. I mean, it lasted forever. They're really good headsets. But the only thing I disliked about them was the fact that they didn't have any noise canceling on them. Of course, they were only one cup, one ear type of headsets. So that's why I switched over to the Apple product instead of the noise canceling. I valued less noise in my truck more than I did anything else at the time. I mean, even when I'm not doing anything, I will have them in my ears to cut down and dampen the noise in the truck. It just makes less fatigue for me, I guess. But yeah, they're pretty good. I mean, I saw a pair online, the 450s for only $129. I mean, that's pretty cheap for what you get for it. It's like Bill when he's in the truck and he's talking on his Bluetooth. Or his Bluetooth or his card. You can't tell. He's on this crystal clear. And that's the real big advantage to using them. Reset.