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Good afternoon. Good morning to you. Happy almost birthday. A little early. Darn, I missed the mark. Well, anyway, I had a laugh on the coffee shop this morning. We were discussing, of all things, drive-in movies and drive-in theaters. And that comes to my mind. When I was a kid, my dad loved Jack and Gleson and Jane Fonda. And they had a double header, 1, 2, 3, skidoo, and barber rail back to back. And we watched the one, and the whole time, my dad and mom would go, oh, ha. Oh, well, maybe if we sess it, they'll do better. Ha, ha, ha. And the scene in Barbarella come along where she silhouetted in the tent. And we're going home, he said. I'll never watch these two ever again. The best one was down in Roseburg down here. I got to see the underneath side of the shuttle. That's how long ago it was, the drive-in movies here in this region. Anyway, I decided after that along the other road, yeah, my mom and dad, you can just imagine an LDS couple going, oh, ah, ah, oh, ah, we're going home. Ha, ha, ha, ha. And it was the Springfield, Springville drive-in there in Spanish Fork, Pro Bowl area. That would be before 1963. Looky there, some of the long-term members still leave your wrist, huh? Back to that, hopefully I haven't time to tell anything else. Have a great day, everyone. 87 and more, back to the group. Good to hear everybody out there, 87 and more out. This is repeater station kilo, kilo 7, November. All right, Terry. Oh, sorry. Yeah, you were talking about the drive-ins. I think the only drive-in I know of left in Oregon is down in McMinnadilla or Newburgh area. I think it is McMinnadilla, actually. But it's still operational, actually. And like I said, it's one of the first ones, one of the only ones I know of in Oregon. All right, let's move onward. And Mel's going to be the last one on this list. And if you've been hanging around, just bear with us for a minute. And we'll get you on the check-in list. Go ahead and mail those KB7 putts very well over at Sherwood Forest.