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Well, good evening, John Lynette. I was listening to your conversation earlier about the Bard Owl, and for some reason it prompted me to my ears like Bard Owl. You know, they didn't get the oil, they didn't get, you know, it was, I believe in the 60s and 70s, in the East, and I know, for whatever reason I made that connection because the Bard Owl Company is located in Seattle. I thought that's what you were referring to, and John looked up, oh, there's actually a great teacher called the Bard Owl. Anyway, speaking of old friends, a friend of mine was mentioning that they were watching a street broadcast of the old 60s show Seagull. Growing up, I was fascinated with that show. You know, the show, Boy Breaks, we played the screen diver, and the Bard Owl had some adventures, and you know, I was always fascinated by that. You know, I found some episodes on YouTube, and I was watching, mainly I was watching in front of the music, because they had a really cool music score. It was written by a guy named David Rose. He was probably best known as composing the song The Stripper He was also a long time music director for the Red Stilton Show. He also wrote a lot of music for Bonanza and Joe House on the Terry and My Hottest Stuff. So I watched the episodes of that, and it was really cool. Like I said, it's not a bad thing to do in school until I discovered it on the Texas Gulf Coast. You see a really scoopy guy like he did on the West Coast, because the Gulf is relatively shallow, and he's a murky, you really have to go far out into the Gulf to get at the school, but at about 50, 60 miles, it was really kind of deep. Even people can do that, but. This is repeater state, kilo, kilo seven, no response to that number. On front, no response to that number. Because he did Shelton, Washington. It was terrible to be shallow, and everything was kind of murky. But beyond that, I had one of my hand-helds fried last week for some reason, couldn't get it to work. So I pulled out another one of my other hand-helds, and I had it, I had it, wasn't really using much, because I was depending on this one little eight-wide hand-held, but a 10-wide one that I was using was doing pretty good. So I'm maybe shopping right off another hand-held to back it up. But that's about all I have. That's the host in the next 73, KFIWYB, back to you.