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And did quite a few, yesterday got quite a few here locally on my main station. But still had lots of fun and got to program lots of radios, so that was good at least. And then good birthday for the station manager who has a bully stick here with me. Second birthday for all good, 73th of them at KE-7 in UI. happy birthday to the station manager. Scritches all around there and very cool you know you brought up a good point because Shawnee alluded to it as well as like part of the the best things about the repeater roundabout is getting it's that motivation to get those repeaters programmed in because you know if we hit some emergency or something like that you do want to make sure that you've got multiple avenues of communication on repeater systems and whatnot and so yeah it's That's a good reminder to get the radios programmed and stuff because you're not going to be able to do that on the fly as most people see the software can be so problematic or the learning curve etcetera. And some of these radios are almost impossible to program them manually without the software so very cool. Glad you got that going and made some contacts there while coming back from Wenatchee and glad you made it back safe. So thanks for the report Arthur we'll catch you down the log. Happy Thanksgiving to you. All right, any other new stations, new check-ins, or rechecks for the nine o'clock night, please come ahead. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven, November- KJ seven NUW Madeline. Node six two two two, located in Shelton, Washington. KJ seven NUW Madeline, I was hoping we'd been talking about mesh core a whole bunch tonight there. Why don't you take it right away, Madeline?