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Alright, yeah, I don't know if I tried that Mercer Island repeater out or not, or if we did that when we were running around. But yeah, it was kind of fun running around with you on Saturday. I didn't do a whole bunch more of that later on. I ended up just kind of holding down the mic and key, which was kind of fun too. We're just sitting here on the computer, or sitting there on the computer, I'm not doing that right now. I'm refilling meds as we all kind of know about that, refilling my weekly meds. Anyways, I was hanging out on the mic and key and people were just wandering by and I was just doing calls for that, so I got a whole pile of mic and key ones for the afternoon, which is kind of cool that way too. I had it on QRP on my base station. I said, hey, might as well run the whole contest QRP if I can hit repeaters QRP, might as well. If 5 watts is enough to do it, that's my run more, right? For the most part. Yeah, I'm just chilling at home, doing some handful of things at home today. I got Gemini's auto gravity coding system over there, grinding away, rebuilding one of my apps into a, we're going to my game that I wrote, my web code, my data center game into a game that can be cross-compiled into multiple platforms right now. I'm actually testing it on Windows, but my goal is to put it onto a mobile app maybe and up to Steam. We'll see. I'm just kind of playing with it. It's kind of something fun to do. So I'm cross-platform for encoding it right now. I upgraded the graphics already and did some stuff like that yesterday slash this morning. And yeah, you know, I just keep grinding away on it. It's something fun for me to throw prompts at and burn a lot of energy, I guess, or something. But yeah, it's a fun learning process. Anyways, that's what I've been doing here. N7-ERH. Thank you, Jack.