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Alright, I've got Sean and Lisa, KJ7EXM and KC7BYJ, I think I've got the 7, but I remember the BYJ, it's uh, I'm just popping my head, Boisterous Young Tantalizer, there you go I'm going to put some 33s in the status column so I can track on my wiles here. So far it's just me and a whole bunch of guys. Bill, I didn't write Bill's name in there. And then it gets to Sean and Lisa. See, there we go. More stations please. KG4OZW playing Richie at Richie. Fort Payne, Alabama. All right, Clay. You know what, Clay? And no, I didn't look at the I can't see the water scope right now because cures that is covering filling the screen let me minimize that command M and Also command M on this one and also I'm just gonna I'm just gonna close Kwanzaa. I looked it up watch Kwanzaa by the way folks who this I looked it up It's not a religious holiday. It is a cultural celebration So you can celebrate Kwanzaa and Christmas, Christ's mass, at the same time, they overlap. So there's the photoscope, and there's Clay, Clay G4OZW, see I couldn't even tell you were there Clay, but I think there's some, you know, where our DNA codes are very similar and so maybe there is some super nature out there, because I was just thinking about you and I'm thinking, I wonder if Clay's gonna be next? And it was, it was, Clay was next. All right, KG4OZW, Clay, Ampers, and Rachie. Good show tonight, by the way, Clay. Both Clay and Rachie, they started out with one of my favorite Alan Parsons album, Pyramid, to which I have two copies in vinyl, one my old beat-up copy and another newer one. And then they played, Clay will elaborate on this hopefully, and then they played Darryl Hall and Dan Oates' 18th studio album and final studio album, their Christmas album, which I had never heard before. And then they played, their third album was Justin Hayward and the Moody Blues' 16th I think and final studio album which was their Christmas album entitled, December. So Moody Blues fans out there that have never heard it, I had never heard it. Just imagine the familiar Justin Hayward at all and the Moody Blues sound only is a Christmas album but it has everything from Gustav Holst to Irving Berlin to some of their own songs, Even the, even the, I won't say it. Oh dear, okay. I've got Clay and Rachie on the list. And more stations please.