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Got you there. Okay. I'll unmute you there And that you were keyed up more than I really everybody in that Joe in Las Vegas. I Was gonna say something. I already I'm already forgetting you were talking about tires Yeah, I'm surprised that you don't Yeah, I learned that, you know, one of my first jobs was an entire shop. I worked at Firestone back in the the late 70s and and I worked went to another major Ford dealer and worked as a tire guy and then I moved over and is into an auto mechanic and Yeah, that's one thing we used to do with our cars back there You know when you have your nice car, you'd put it away for a winter. You wouldn't drive it in the winter Absolutely put it up on jack stands and you know put the jack stands under you know, the suspension so it's not hanging Isn't hanging. But yeah, I get those tires up off the ground. They will flatten out and and if it sits for even a few weeks sometimes they can start to flatten out and when you drive it you might feel a vibration or think you've got something out of balance and you really don't the tires just kind of have to work their way back to what they should be but RVs are heavy and if they're sitting on those tires and it's not moving for months at a time yeah that's definitely yeah definitely not good get yourself some good heavy-duty jack stands and you just got to get them up off the ground you know an inch and and you're good so So yeah, I used to do that all the time. Other than that, I didn't sleep a whole lot last night, so I don't know what the plan is for today. I really don't have anything planned. Still working on the video. I'm still not ready for the one this weekend. I'm kind of having a little video brain lock. But I might be going out and doing an adventure tomorrow at an abandoned concrete plant that I just caught wind of and found it on Google Earth. So that's the plan for now. Anyway, other than that, good to hear you there Roy, it's Joe in Las Vegas, KK70, back to you.