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DJ size I love you, and I am Josh, but I'm not down So I've done some Saturday toys things that are every Saturday knocking those out Let's see fed the chickens and watered on and I don't know if I told y'all I told y'all one time ago We built a chicken coop and so I've been a little upgrades here and there to it and a couple weeks ago I built the watering system religion come and so it's actually pretty cool I thought it was kind of kind of imaginative maybe it's not I'm sure other people started this before me but what I did and the reason I'm talking about it because I'm out here looking at it so this is what I did we have a six foot by eight foot chicken run coop my wife only has three chickens so it's not like she has needs a lot of food but I took a five gallon bucket And I put it up, it's about four feet up in the air on the platform. And I drilled a hole in the bottom of the platform. And I fitted a bulkhead in the bottom of the bucket and put it through the hole of the wood, you know, the platform that the bucket's in. And I plumbed it from there down to a piece of inch and a half PVC. And it stretches horizontally, you know, from left to right. So I put these things called chicken nipples on the horizontal piece of PVC. Chicken nipples. Now they're not as fun as other types of nipples, but what they do is they allow the chicken to stretch its neck up, pick at the nipple, and the water goes straight down its gullet. An easy way to specify an automatic watering system that doesn't use any electricity or anything. Hang on one second.