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Okay, day five I are here returning I'll be honest. I haven't heard a lot of this last couple of transmissions since I Timed in with a comment Been actually talking with a work colleague of mine back and forth fascinating conversation He is 50,000 times better at anything and everything that I am. He is easy. I don't know. He's actually seven twenty eight young man made He had his first son about a year and a half ago, really cool name, he named him Atticus, I love the name Atticus, Atticus James, anyhow, so anyway we were talking and we have some fascinating conversations and he used to work for my boss, me, him and my boss are the ones that put together the inventory distribution manager website or a shopping site that our company uses. It allows all of our field operators to log in through our VPN to a website and they can go in and they can order what they need to refill on their trucks. And that sends an order to the warehouse, the warehouse then sees it, they get notified that there's an order, they put it all together, pick, pack, and ship is what it's called. So anyhow, they piece it all together, once it's ready, it notifies that field operator that hey, your stuff is ready, come get it. And then they have 24 to 36 hours to come and pick it up. That way things don't get collected at the warehouse floor. Really fascinating. So yeah, I'll give you a backstory about who David is. He built 80% of that. He's my coding mentor and he's like 27, 28, I mean young guy, really, really cool, smart, really camping. He's going to be my boss one day if he sticks around, I promise you. Anyhow, we're just talking about, he just moved about eight months ago to close to the border of Arkansas, Missouri area. I don't want to be too specific for him. And he's getting into homesteading, which is something that, in fact, that was him texting me back. Which is something me and my wife has done for years off and on. Not the historical, hey, 40 acres in a mural homestead type ideology, But, you know, we have a garden every year. We have a few little chickens, no matter where we live at, we have a little garden. We have a few chickens. We can some food. No, we're not what you'd call preppers by any means, but these are basically skills and stuff that my grandparents passed down and we're passing them to our kids because you never know when you might need them. And David's a lot of the same mind frame as that. I'm going to take a real quick break. Thank you very much.