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BA3KKY KC2PKG

All right, VA3, KKY, this is KC Joe PKG. Did you know your last over was over 10 minutes long? Just to tell you. Okay, so I don't read at night. And I think I got out of a habit in high school. Because I don't have any trouble getting to sleep. And a lot of people read to get themselves calmed down and then they'll drift off to sleep and do stuff like that. My father certainly did that and he smashed his nose many times as the book fell on it. But I got out of the habit then and I used to read a lot of novels and mostly science fiction that kind of stuff. I would do books on tape but that's when I was commuting and you have empty time to fill you know and you don't have to concentrate or worry about you know what's coming up or what you're doing I don't have that kind of time anymore. So I do most of my reading now in the morning. I can pick up around 5, 5.15 something like that at least lately anyway and then I thought now and I'll read my way through the Times and I'll read my way through the Washington Post and then check you know general news and stuff like that so that's when I cram I'm in most of my reading, but it's not it's not novels or stories anymore. There was a very interesting interview with what's his name, Ted Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis in the Times today, and I bet George read it. And it was pretty it was about, you know, what's it like being sort of a set to with the federal government? You know, what do you think is going to happen and What have they said and what do you think is important in this relationship and stuff like that? It was good. It was good. The guy sounds a lot more sensible than when I first heard him. And this is his third term as mayor. So the people obviously like him or enough to keep electing him. So I wonder how many times he can be elected mayor if I'm in Minneapolis. Anyway, so that's that. So I don't really meet at night. I used to, but I stopped, and one of the reasons I stopped was I could not put the book down, and so I would end up reading all night long, so that wasn't good for working. So back to you, BA3KKY, this is KC2PKG. Okay, I think he's still there. Chuck, KLM, over to you.