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Good evening everyone, this is Ted, N7PhD. Actually, I called out as an IO, but after Jack pulled me out of there, I had to jump in and say, Jack, boy, you've got some good ears, man. Good job. But yeah, that's it. I just wanna wish everybody a great evening and N7PhD back to you. Very good, Ted. Thanks for stopping by. Yeah, he has, Jack has great ears. I think he does it by telepathy sometimes. I'm not really sure how he does it. Let me just look back at my list and make sure I didn't skip any on my list or on Jack's list. We got everyone. We had Jacob with an I-O from Squim. And yeah, that's everybody. Okay, so we have completed round two, which brings us to the usual moment of Bill K7W-SD, and you're listening to the Puget Sound Repeater Group 9 p.m. Social Net. And I am looking at our Facebook page, the PRCG discussion group Facebook page. And I'm looking under the featured column. And I'm looking at this fella named Jack who seems to have come up every five minutes where he has placed all of the events that you might wanna know about. So I'm just gonna read a few, a little. As usual, the Radio Club of Tacoma will be meeting next Saturday. Their open house goes from 10 a.m. to two p.m. And next Saturday, of course, is the Simplex Net, which is on 146.56 at 8 p.m. next Saturday. And the big event coming up in a couple of weeks now, or is it, it's next weekend. Yeah, next weekend is the Repeater Roundabout, November 22nd and 23rd. I know Quentin and his minions have been working very hard to assemble a big list of repeaters that we check into, and signal reports and rack up wild amounts of points, but never more than Cody. And I checked it, I think they're up to 140 repeaters. So if you wanna check that out, it's a great contest, a lot of fun, I'm gonna be doing it. You just look at repeaterroundabout.com. I think that's right, might be .org. No, I'm pretty sure it's .com. Other than, oh wait, it's right, Jack has it right in the Facebook page. Yes, repeaterroundabout.com. And there isn't too much else on our list here. We get all the way down to Christmas and then it's daylight savings time in March. So our event calendar needs, and somebody make an event, we need some winter events. Actually, the thing we should all do is go over to the Lake Washington Ham Club page and check out their, what do they call it, the Hangout in the Hanger or something up in Kenmore, because that does go all winter, I know, and it's a lot of fun. So you are listening to the 9 p.m. social net, PSRG. My name is Bill, K7WFB, and I will regain the ability to speak over the course of the next round, I promise. Anyone want to join us, come ahead now with your callsign and name. KK7IJZ, KK7IJZ, Rebecca. Rebecca, how nice to hear from you. It's been a while. Who's next? KX2CW.