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write myself a letter. That's Steve Allen. I don't know. I think it was Steve Allen. I spent a very productive trip. I had to do some Costco things, and I made it through Costco. They rearranged just about everything on the food aisles, which, I don't know, I guess that was like more improvement. But I was lost. I was looking for this wonderful, wonderful person. She asked me, she said, what are you looking for? And so she got off her cleaning machine and she led me to peanut butter because I couldn't find it. I just kept walking by it. But anyway, so that was the last thing I needed, was peanut butter. And so, well done Costco employees. And then I was off to McClendon's and I picked up some eyelet hooks, drywall, because my daughter wants to hang something for my wife. And then I picked up some preparation for power loss. But I do have two IONO batteries, 110 volt power converters, with an eye towards keeping my fibers tight on the wall, but that's a very short power cord, and it doesn't want to, I can't move it anymore because the fiber comes up the wall, and it's right there, so There's no moving it, but I need a little, I need an extension to travel to my battery. And so I now have, so I've been trying to be very productive. And now while I was at Clenden's, I was eyeballing little generators, and they have done so much improving the technology in the years that I've been breathing oxygen, that it's like, wow, I might have to start thinking about that. I don't know, Jack, do you have a generator? There you go. So that's, and then, you know, sure. So now I'm putting, I've got a pork loin roast in the slow cooker with golden potatoes and some sweet onions, and so that's, I'm cooking, that's my cooking for dinner, and that's my story. Thank you, Jack, for doing the net. It was great hearing Michael and Amy, I2X, the forbidden, the forbidden fruit. Anyway, be interesting to see if you get a new vehicle. How about that? This is James, WK7H, back to Jack.