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Hey, I was just looking at the list and it looks like Bill's on there too. Good morning, Bill. I guess you're listening. Hey, change the topic completely. One hundred and eighty degrees difference. My wife asked me to pick up. We don't drink sodas at my household together and usually if we do, like, I drink a grape soda once in a blue moon and the wife, she might have a soda of some sort whenever I do something like that, whether it's a scratch or whatever. Anyhow, the girls, when I say the girls I mean my wife and my daughter, asked me to pick up a new flavor of Coca Cola the other day called Holiday Creamy Vanilla. I will admit as a non-soda drinker, it's tasty. So I just thought I'd mention it if any of y'all are Coca Cola drinkers or Coke drinkers. We call everything Coke down here in Texas by the way. That's a question of the day. Not that we have around that, but what do you call soda? What do you call pop? call Coke or Dr. Pepper or whatever it is, down in Texas everything is called Coke except for Dr. Pepper. You know, you go to a restaurant and say, can you get me Coke? What flavor honey? That's what they ask. You know, do you want root beer, Big Red, you know, something like that. However, in Texas, home of Dr. Pepper, that's a category all of them live in its own. You walk into a place and you say, I'll have a Dr. Pepper. No questions get asked. Kind of like tea, iced tea. You walk into a place down here and say, hey, can I have a cup of tea, a glass of tea? You'll get a big old ice filled super sweet cup of tea. They don't ask if you want sweet or unsweet down here. So there you go. I don't know, that just, I poured me a little bit of my wife's soda just while ago and that's what popped into my ADHD brain, ADHD brain, however you say it. See you next week. Bye.