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Alpha Golf 7 Yankee Mike. You know, it's interesting you mentioned that. It has been a while. I don't remember when I started. I think it was pre-COVID times I started doing nets. And so it's been a while. It's a lot of fun. And like I say, I enjoy it so much. I made my own program to manage it. How's that? I just love watching my program do its thing. Every once in a while it goes a little squirrely, causes me trouble, but most of the time it's well behaved. And I'm sorry I woke you up if I actually did wake you up. Ha ha ha. The radio must have been on and we roused you up when the net started, cause it can be quiet. I called, I was having a tea party. The wife was having a tea party and I was a member. And I was showing off amateur radio to some guests. And it was in the afternoon sometime, maybe like three or four. And I made a call, but I told her, so they might not answer you. Mostly everyone's around for nets. But fortunately Jack was listening and he said hello. And so everyone got to see amateur radio in action. We use our cell phones and think of them, this communication device, but to be able to handle it on a more, I don't know how to say it, rudimentary level with the radio, I just think it's wonderful. It's great to show off. There are other ways to communicate. And the English, low-flowing stress, I have never seen my English rolls show stress, but everything else, we got these hydrangeas. Boy, those guys wilt when it heats up. They don't like the heat. And I was just reading, they say that if it's the hot summer days, you just water in the morning, so the water can absorb down in the ground and be ready for the plants when they need it in the stressful afternoon. But I'll admit I pour a little water in the afternoon too. But it's true, it does evaporate. All right, let me drop a moment.