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Well, hello there Ben. Here is Joan the KX2 CW perched in the behavioral observation capital Hello, and yes mesh core. All right Saturday Madeline came over and and walked me through getting my Mesh core set up and it's the differences night and day I mean instead of just looking longingly at the map thinking look at all these stations, but I can't get a I can't get a message to Amy Ann or Madeline and so now it's like the messages, the messages, the messages, I just made that up by accident. The messages, the messages, the messages, yeah the messages, the messages, it's hard to say but I'll figure it out. And the messages go through all the time, very reliably. And the last one I sent was, the machine that goes bing. I know I'm open for interpretation, it could be the machine that goes bing, but I wish I'd heard it as bing. And that got stuck in my mind. And then, and I'd only heard it on a record, an LP, and then, oh, I don't know, less than a year ago I someone showed me the video a video of the scene I didn't I had no idea that it was a video that it was a visual skit and then it was like oh my goodness facility and the administrator and do you have the machine that goes ping yes right here the machine that goes ping anyway I thought it was good ping message just off the top of my head oh I heard the two-minute beep that my radio generates I've been reading and reading I just got some and cleaves in and she is the writer behind the the Vera BBC you know the British ITV Vera police procedural mystery and And the books, the novels do not disappoint. I've got my hot spiced mulled cider here on my desk. She is governor of all the mid 19th century, a motu, a motu grams, a motu grams, a motu codes, seven three, eight, eight, three, three. Cheers, KX2C, let me join on Broadway, back to net. Thanks, Ben.