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Thank you for that, Skipper. All right, enjoy your afternoon. Sounds like you're taking it easy. And it's one of those days, a little gray, a little cool, maybe a raindrop here and there. Thank you for your check-in. Well, let's go ahead and do a couple of events. What's on the calendar here? So coming up at 8 o'clock tonight, every Saturday, is the SimplexNet on 146.560, Simplex, of course. And for any stations in the greater Seattle area, we're talking Everett all the way up to down to Tacoma. Most stations in the general area can get in on the SimplexNet. It's a great way to sharpen your Simplex skills, test your gear, connect with fellow hams without the help of a repeater. And all licensed camps are welcome. It starts at 8 o'clock. And it's kind of a alphabetical order. They take like A through D and so forth in groups. And as I'm at Zulu, I'm always in the last group. And they say, OK, call signs W through Zulu or any other stations, and all these other stations that haven't had a chance to check in yet kind of get in there. So they don't just give me my own little group, but anyway, that's the way that goes. But it's very interesting, and you can see, you can log who you can hear, and it's a good chance that they can hear you on the back side, and also after the net, there is, I think Jack puts it up on the Facebook page, the logs of the stations that are getting the reports so that you can see what your signal was into the various stations that participating anyway if I described that wrong I think you got the idea 101 46.5 60 tonight 8 o'clock and let's see what else is going on