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Well, Malcolm, thank you, thank you so much. I'm so glad you checked in today to give us a wee update on your wife and I'm also very glad, I'm sure everybody listening is so glad that your wife is doing well. She's back home from the hospital and everything doing well. So, you know, I'm sure there's been a few prayers out there as well, so good stuff. And, well, that's great news. Thanks for sharing there, Malcolm. I really do appreciate that. And, of course, do give a big, big hug and a wee Scottish squeeze from myself and my wife, Helen, to your wife there and just wish her well and keep on recovering, keep on getting better. Great news. Thank you, thank you so much. And DMR, you know, it's a journey. It's a journey and, you know, it's something that's not kind of learned overnight, that's for sure, but working away with, you know, the code plugs and, you know, time slots and color codes and this and that. But once you get your head around it, it's actually kind of easy to understand, but not always easy to operate in practice, I find, because some repeaters I can do are kind of set up differently from others. It's much easier to use your local hotspot. If you've got your own hotspot, it's much easier. But, yeah, you know, it's just one of those things. Actually, I was on the Alaska Morning Net earlier there, Malcolm, and Roy was the net control to the ATI7BPL. He's considering getting himself a DMR radio. So there's some discussion there about, you know, different radios and their capacity for numbers of contacts if you want to download the whole kind of database. It's like, what, 295,000 digital IPs out there. So, yeah, lots of things to think about, that's for sure. But it's all good fun. It's all good fun. And, yeah, and find business in the weather there. So it sounds like high winds and everything else, but hopefully nothing too bad for you in personal circumstances there. Anyway, Malcolm, it's great to hear from you, and once again, great to hear about your wife. And just wish her well, give her lots and lots of love and hugs and wee Scottish squeezes. And, yeah, all the best in your DMR journey. Finally, Malcolm, I'll flip it back to you for any final comments. As soon as the other six make off for Timo, this is GM0, UUB exam for identity. Back to you, my friend.