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So speaking of the bank, I wasn't planning on mentioning this, but it's an interesting story. So you probably remember a few weeks ago, they made the very last penny. They made like these handful of pennies that they sold off to some collectors. I think the very last one was made of solid gold. And these are going to be the last pennies ever. sold for like $800,000. Well guess what? Next year they're making more pennies. So to get these you have to, every year the U.S. Mint sells these sets of whatever the current coins are and so for the there's a word for the 250 year anniversary of the country it's something like sequa bicentennial anyway they're they're making a set and it's going to include a 2026 penny so I just thought that was really funny kind of a ridiculous thing and the other thing I wanted to mention is at the the Hangout with the Hanger. Afterwards, I went over to Kenmore Camera with Jack, who was also there. Yes, Jack, who was a member of the other ham club. Went over there and I bought a roll of black and white Ilford 120 2.25 medium format film. So I want to pull out my old Rolleiflex camera and start taking some pictures again. It's been a while since I've done that, so stay tuned. We'll have to see how the results are. So anyway, I could go on and on, but great net so far tonight. I look forward to all the other reports, KG 7 ODD. Well, thank you, Dean. Yeah, Rolleiflex. I haven't seen one of those in 40 years. They go way back, 120 film, two and a quarter, two and a quarter, did a lot of work with that in the what, 60s, 70s, did a lot of developing in black and white, very interesting, we look forward to reports of how you're getting on with the Rolleiflex. All right, let's move on and talk to Kim, KI7VEI, thanks again, Tim, for covering for me last week I was having, well I just finished having a nice visit with my brother's family down in Santa Cruz and I got off the plane just about when you were starting up the net. So thank you. How are you doing this week?