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So, you know, I just, I don't know, Obamacare was put in play because that was the whole reason why we did it is so 20 million Americans would have some type of insurance so that you get the help they need when they get sick. And I know at the time my premiums were quite low, my deductible was quite low before this all started as Obamacare and everything. I think my deductible is like $1,000. I think I paid maybe $100 a month for both my wife and I. Of course, this is back in the early, you know, early times, right. And since Obamacare did kick in, my deductibles went up, my premiums went up. And it's the cost of medications have gone up. So they got rid of this. I don't agree with it, but they got rid of it. That's what's going to happen. And all these costs are going up. But I guarantee you, my low deductibles are not going to come back. My low premiums are not going to come back. You know, and that was the biggest thing I saw when we went to Obamacare. I was willing to pay it because I felt like everybody deserves healthcare. Now it's not going to be that way anymore. What was that I saw an article, this is probably one of the reasons why I got depressed and decided not to read the New York Times anymore, was there's gonna be something like 57,000 deaths a year just because they can't get treated because they have no insurance of any kind because they can't afford it. And just by you guys talking, everybody's talking about how much they're paying and what's going on and how they're struggling with it. And I'm sure there's privileged people here and underprivileged people here, but both ends are really having troubles with it. So, something's got to change. Something has to change. I don't know what that's going to be because we ain't got a government. We don't have a Congress that's willing to do jack you-know-what. So, I think it's going to get worse before it gets better. It might never get better. Anyways, back to net control, KB0MAI.