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5-0 to ZK, ZK-5, G-Y. Yeah, all of you go ahead and make the end. Yeah, I got you. That time, no problems at all. Just a slight, slight bit of ash. Oh, what's going on? There's something, uh, I don't know. I haven't read the sun report. Maybe there's something doing with UHF in the sun spot. We don't know. I'm on the bring it out of here. Oh, are those the repeaters? I'm on the bring it out of here. You know, they're aiming at the location, you know. That's why. Oh, you know, we got ash not in the way now. Okay. Oh, okay. Okay, I got you. I got you. Yeah, well, they two come in like a canto. Working, working, working. So anyway, I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. I got you. Working, working, working. So anyway, as I was saying, yeah, we're doing pretty good. My wife is pretty much basically my caretaker, sort of, I guess you could say. I'm reduced to walk with the walker with the knees and everything. And then tomorrow I got to go to the pulmonologist. I had to do a six-minute walking test because he has me on oxygen when I'm, like, active, like if I'm walking around and everything like that and I have to take a break. That's it. I have to be on oxygen rather because it's, you know, it's that, you know, it'll be type of ventilation syndrome that's got the oxygen thing depleted. I'm saying oxygen is welcome. I'll be able to get him out. Okay. I'm going to have to get him out of my foot. I'm proud of you. I have an incident with my foot. You know what? It's out, get a hold. It's out, get a hold.