Hold on a second Call Scott Sands. We're going to dial him up right now. This is what I'm going to do. I'm going to dial him up because she's sending emails. And I don't get emails until I wake up and actually physically go and grab my phone to get emails. But I can get a phone call and a text. And I can actually do that within a couple of minutes. Hello, Mojo. Scott Sands. He's waddling, Scott. Hello, Kyle Sands, nominated. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah. Scott, how are you? I'm good Scott, have you read any emails yet this morning? No Scott I'm told that you don't answer the phone at an early hour Which I didn't understand Because I know you're a programming mastermind And I know that sometimes emergencies happen The off-air buttons and stuff go off and all that stuff Right Well, if you can go to your email and just read the email that was sent to you by Megan at 3-something this morning. She can't speak right now because she's not feeling well. But is there any way we could call somebody to come in and run the board for Megan? Because she's in the studio sick running the board. Certainly we can try to figure something out, yes. Or if you don't mind, I can solicit on the radio for anybody that is driving around that we'd like to come over there. Right. We pay a whopping $9.23 an hour. Wow. By the way, it should be $9.25, and then you got yourself a frequency. Oh, yeah.