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Thanks, Joan. Hi, kids. This is KJ17U. Joan, I tried to pick up some Stranger magazines for my senior center. I went to their older place, their offices. I don't know who prints for them. They're on 11th between Pike and Pine, and they moved five years ago. I guess COVID made them move to a large box. probably get a bell or something. But it's down in between Soto and the International District now. So I figured, well, I'll just leave a message on their phone. This is a complaints issue. You know, who is on the front cover? It's like, got my attention. So I looked through it and I like particularly the please learn to drive section of Seattle's problems department of that issue, which it's about. It's a good magazine. I particularly love the pumpkin pie ratings of the last issue. They seem to be bimonthly, or at least right now in the holidays. And because stamps go up in January, get your forever stamps. It should be $0.81. And I just put two 39s on a letter that I thought they were going to be forevers. So watch out, your old stamps may not be forever stamps and I've been lucky, they haven't reached these back for more postage, so my holiday credit card will be paid on time. Good night, 7388, good night, KJ7BEU. This is repeater station Kilo T07, November, Quebec, November, also on note 6222, located in Shelton, Washington. I have that issue. I'm reading it. I'm about halfway through it. I like the Learn to Drive section. The lack of public restrooms, we're like the lowest in the U.S. of any major city. It's only one public restroom per 4,000 population. Not very good. Thanks, Mike. And next on the list is 86MB, Jeff, in Union City, California, on the bottom end of the San Francisco Bay. Go for it, Jeff.