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KJ5IRQ, I have an ecliptic taste of music. It really depends on my mood of the time. It really does. If I showed you my Spotify playlist and everything. Oh, that's not cool. Yeah, if I showed you my Spotify playlist, you'd be like, what the hell? I listen to everything. I grew up on classic rock. My dad was a, you know, he grew up in the 70s and 80s, and hair band and classic rock, Lynyrd Skynyrd, southern classic rock, that's what I grew up to. I mean, that was played in my house all the time. Funny enough, my kids, especially my daughter, they can almost name any classic rock song when you start playing because I grew up listening to it, so that's what I listened to. that's probably my Yeah, that's probably my favorite genre that in classic country. Like I'm not talking about this new single This is a new country stuff. I'm talking George Jones. I'm talking Amanda Madison Blake Bill Anderson I'm talking the old country Hank senior. Although I really like Hank jr. Um, I like 90s country, too I mean, of course I grew up in that time period so 90s grunge. Of course, I grew up in the Devona, Metallica, hard rock, slash grunge, 90s stuff. Believe it or not, back in those days, I was wearing JNCOs and man, yeah, I was a different style. But I also listened to rap and I like to post Malone. I don't listen to Taylor Swift. My wife loves that crap. I'm not into that. But I listen to a lot of jazz, I listen to a lot of classical music, I listen to a lot of instrumental music. I was really big into playing an instrument back in school, through high school, and in my early part of my adult life I actually played in jazz bands. So I like listening to that kind of music. So yeah, it's really ecliptic. I wanted to ask you a few, and I just wanted to ask, did you listen to the toadies? Did you like the toadies? I don't know if you know it or not, but they're from around my neck of the woods. Their song, Possum Kingdom, is about a lake that we go through all the time, just 30, 40 minutes away. And the song you're probably thinking of about Natasha Bedingfield, her biggest song, if I remember right, was Pocketful of Sunshine. That was kind of her big hit at the time, whenever we, I don't know what you'd call it. I don't know what you'd call it, what we did. My wife doesn't like her to this day, so that tells you something. Anyhow, yeah, there you go. An ecliptic, very ecliptic taste of music. My wife, she laughs because she doesn't like most of the music I listen to because it's big band, 1940s sometimes. It just depends. KJ, have a good day.