 Well, Aloha and how you doing? Welcome to Hibachi Talk. I'm Gordo the Texar and I'm here with my good old buddy, Andrew the security guy. How are you doing? I like your background there. That's Lock-A-Poo out there. That's Sandy's brother. Welcome. We're at the beach. Happy New Year to everybody. Happy New Year to everybody. Hope you had a merry Christmas and we're now winding down for the... Hillbilly's happy. He's gonna dance a little bit. He's there. He's there. There you go. So please grab yourself a towel, grab yourself a libation and come sit down and join us for another exciting episode. I'm empty. Well, that Fargesson's too early. What can I say? I had a pre-commercial for Fargessons. There we go. Anyway, we do not have a guest today. I know, but we have a lot of stuff to talk about. Yeah, it's been a big year. 2016 with our second year on this episode. So Hibachi Talk's been on the air now for two whole years. Almost. I think we're approaching a hundred episodes. We're coming up on a hundred episodes. I have to do something special for that. So anyway, it's just we're gonna look back over the year and see how things have gone. We've got some awards. We're gonna give out awards for like, you know, the best pothole picture, you know, the best, you know, got one tech job thing. We got a couple... We brought some of those. And Angus is here and he's gonna, you know, cry in his beer cup and a few things like that. Okay. So let's start with, let's do potholes and paradise, right? Okay. That's one of our regular segments is pothole and paradise. And we've had... Because we don't know why we have to have them because we pay taxes. We pay taxes, right. They don't seem to be able to fill them. I think you pay taxes to have potholes produced. That's what it seems like. Maybe we've got it wrong. So I don't know what it is. But anyway, we got a couple of shots of, you know, some of the ones that people have sent us that we thought were pretty good. Oh yeah, I remember that the rescue shot. The rescue shot. That was kind of a nice one. Angus is favorite, by the way. He thought that was pretty good. So I don't disagree. I don't disagree. It was another one. And then we had, we had one of our guests. Remember Donna Sass? Oh, that's right. Not Donna Sass, but Donna Sass. Donna Sass. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Remember Donna Sass. She was in, she went, actually went off to the, she went off to Coppulani, the SWAT, the food court thing. And she, on her way there, she ran into a pothole and decided to come back and fill it with some things that she bought at the, the flea market. That's, that's the most decorated pothole I've seen. I gotta, I gotta say that. I gotta give her... She did a good job. I gotta give her credit. She was helping us out with that episode. It needed a little help. Potholes aren't always there. So I think the winning, the winner on that one has got to be Donna's. Oh yeah. Donna, for sure. She killed it. She killed it. She killed it. She put a lot of work into it. She did. She did a lot of work. It was a lot of thought. So thanks Donna. What, what did she win? I'll buy her a libation next time she's in town. A beverage. Yes. Very good. I will do that. Donna, we owe you a beverage. We owe you a beverage. We owe you a beverage. She bought Angus a shirt too, when she was here last time. I Angus owe her a beverage. That's also true. Angus does owe her a beverage. Yeah. So, so that happened in 2016. And we still got potholes. There is a monster pothole on New Orleans. We don't see they've made a lot of progress just by exposing some of the, you know, the, we tried to make it fun. Like it's a problem, but okay, maybe we need to get a little more, maybe we can get the, who's the guy? DMV or somebody? I don't know. Well, we had to almost marry in here. Charles came in. Yeah. Maybe we can get Kirk to come in now since he won and talk about these potholes. Yeah. I mean, if he sees our pictures, maybe he'll have a little love. Maybe what we should do is just send him the pictures. I think he needs to come on here and talk about this problem a little bit. And I can talk about the fact that, you know, every time they fill a pothole and if they fill the same pothole, and they may have changed it since when I was there. Yeah. But when I was with the city and they fill the pothole, that was count checkmark when pothole filled. Now, if they came back two weeks later and say, filled that same pothole, they counted it again. Why? Because they filled the pothole. We need that. So that's don't work, dude. You remember when Sheldon was on and they were, they're working on some stuff that post to fix this problem. So Sheldon, Sheldon, I don't know if he can talk about that. Yeah, we get what Sheldon was on and they were, we talked about the nanotechnology in the, in the asphalt. In the asphalt. Yeah. That allowed it to adhere to the surrounding. Maybe the city needs to buy some of that or get in on it. It's experimental or something. It's more than, cost more money than the cheap stuff that we're using. And that's why. Well, the cheap stuff ain't working. I know. That's why we got to decorate them with a hula girl. I know. So speaking of cheap, which was another segment we interviewed. Oh, yeah. Oh my gosh. You know your city is cheap. When? See, we know what we're doing on this show, man. Okay. I get just flows and just flows. We're driving right into it. Anyway, so this was one, your city is cheap. When? When you buy rail, when you buy rail cars before the rail is built, before the rails are even on the track. There is no rail, there is no track. There is no track. You buy the rail cars and that weekend they get tagged. Well, I thought this was just how we got a custom paint job and no charge. That was the cheap thing. I like that. I like that. So here we go. And then also have number two. Now, this young man is on, is not on New Anu Avenue. It's on Liliha Street. So this is on Liliha Street. You know your city is cheap when this is how they fix. When they use light pole, the light to hold up the pole. What do you think's going on there? I mean, it's scary. It's scary. It could be the joint. So you got a combination there of the joint pole committee. Because there is a joint pole committee. Oh, that's right. We have that problem. So we've got the joint pole committee and then we got the light thing that's broken. And so now I think the issue is no one knows who's responsible to fix what because it's the joint pole committee. So one committee so they just take it all together. One and I don't even know who taped it. That's electrical tape. It could be. It could be a neighbor that taped it. So you got the pole that's vertical, which is one one organization. Then you got the pole that goes out. That's another entity which is broken on this one with a broken and then you got the light that part that's broken now because the pole is broken. That's another member of the committee and then you have four or five guys just to move that cone around and then you got electricity. So you got to put electricity into it. So now that's your four members of the joint pole committee right there. Try to determine who's going to fix that pole. It's probably still like that. Have you been back there lately? You know, I'll go I'll walk on my way home and I will double check it. You know, it's been like that for a long time. We're going to have a positive message in a minute. We are. I doubt it. No, this was this one almost went into the almost went into potholes in paradise, but I this is a positive thing. It's a citizen fixed it. That's right. So there was a pothole and so it was no longer a pothole, but the citizen fixed it. Yeah, and let you know about it. And let you know about it. I think that's what we that's how we solve the potholes in paradise. All we give we just get give everybody chalk and we go to the local hardware store. We buy some patch for patch, patch, patch and we do it and we just every time we do it, then we take white chalk and or paint and you build a city for the say citizen fixed and put and just do that. But if you did, we can send a bill and we can send them a bill because it saves the money from people blowing out tires and breaking shock. You know, they get they get billed for all that. I like the idea. I mean, here's what happens. You send them a bill. The moment you send them a bill, the state of Hawaii is going to want their GT and you know you ain't going to get paid and you're when you don't have your contractors license. You don't have your contractors license. And then you got that. So you still, first of all, you want to have your GT, whenever contractors license and the state will come after you for your GT tax and penalties. Yeah, you got a license here. So you just need to say citizen fixed but don't name the citizen. Why don't we send them money? We fix one will send them 20 bucks after we fix it. Just say, look, here's what we saved you, you know, just take them some money, buy some decent people. It's tax dollars. I don't know that Donald Trump's I'm just just offering. I'm just saying I just the citizens could help it. We need it. Yeah, citizens certainly could help. So so that's getting trouble. That's no trouble. So I think the boy, this can be hard. Which one's going to be the winner in that one is the is it the the tagged rail cars or that's the winner or the joint the joint poll committee. I think the real cars get my vote because that that was such a just such an elapsed of of really process, you know, planning, whatever you want to call it. I mean, like, you know, we we have ways that I mean this this didn't happen in like two seconds. This is not like somebody got with a can of spray paint. This is like a team that worked like for our whole maybe a weekend, you know, so and no one caught him. So I mean, you know, security wasn't in places. That's just a bust. It's a it's a total bust. It's not bad. I mean, it probably looks better than I didn't see the rail cars. I don't know how good it looked, but you know, whatever. I don't know what the word says. I can't see because of the poll that's in there. But you know what? Here's another thing that concerns me. Since we accepted the rail car, does that mean the warranty started? Well, yeah. And so but the cars got nothing to run on. Oh, not for like five years. The warning will run out for we ever use that. Yeah, the word is going to run up before they can always get more cars because we're going to send in 20 bucks for a paddle bottle with this. If we if we fix a lot of potholes, they can buy us a new rail car. Okay. So again, I'll fix the pothole and then you send them 20 bucks. And if we get all the citizens to do that, then that maybe they don't got to do this other thing they wanted to do. What was it? They're going to extend some other kind of tax for a while. I don't know. Well, let's just so imagine this, the city, the community gets together, we fix the roads and we give the city money to fix the rail cars. Because we fix the roads. Yeah. Well, okay. Give your union a shock. Why? Maybe those guys would help out. They know how to do it or not. I don't even know. It's not clear. You got to be you got to be careful. It's not clear on this thing. So anyway, so that that take care of that. So what else happened in 2016? That we got to talk about Robert? Robert? Yes. Hallsman, Robert Hallsman. This is I mean, you heard about Carrie Fisher. You heard about George Michael's last few days. We had some more people past. But this guy was particularly, you know, at least instrumental in the theme of the show. And a lot of stuff that's happened at a boxy talk here. And if you don't know Robert Hallsman, well, I was getting ready to tell you why you should. Well, I mean, everybody knows who he is. I will guarantee that every one of our viewers knows who Robert. I guarantee all the ones that received some of his. So Robert Hallsman was the inventor. Yes. Of the solo cup. That's right. How is that? How's it got? Remember all the little measuring lines? We've been over that. What it means? One's a shot and one's the wine line, and there's the beer line. That thing was that's in a minute. If you ever went to college, if you ever went to a picnic, if you ever went anywhere, you know about these cups, everybody use these cups. This guy has got to be one of the most famous guys around. I know. But he's passed on. So in heaven now, they got a bunch of them solo cups going on. I'm sure I'm sure he showed up with his patent and they started punching them out. I'm sure they got to and die works and everything. And everything. And maybe we maybe he'll come up with a new one. An angel version. Because it'll never get empty. My favorite kind. Just keep those going. It's just always full. Like it's you know, yeah. So Robert Hallsman will be missed, but he will not be forgotten. Well, he was immortalized in a song that we tried to get on this show by Toby Keith. It's a song you guys may have heard. It's called Red Solo Cup. It's a country song, a country song. I know we weren't allowed to use it because we couldn't afford the we can't afford to pay royalties. But we have a lot of cups. We have a lot of cups. This is yet except we lost one. We had a when we were here, you see your drew cup is missing. Oh, well, this isn't. No, you're one when you had a guest on named drew and he took your cup. Fair. That's good. That's a good use of a cup. But it's a good use. So I'll get you another one and get it all filled up for you. So but we'll get you there. So anyway, so that was that was another Robert Hallsman past Robert Hallsman past. So OK, so we are we getting close to the halfway mark? I don't know. We started late. We started so we can take a break. You think we take a break, Bill? Come back. We'll get all right. We'll take a break. We'll toast to Robert Robert Cheers, brother Robert may may may you all right rest in peace. All right, P rise if possible. Rise if possible. Rise if possible, right? Aloha, my name is Justine Espiritu and I cohost Hawaii Farmers Series with Matthew Johnson of Oahu Fresh. We talk about Hawaii's local farmers and their supporters in order to have a vibrant and sustainable local food system. Farmers are always the foundation, but there's so many other people involved in the community that help support those farmers. So we bring those folks on to our show every Thursday at 4 p.m. We get their backstory, their history, find out a little more about them and we find out why they love what they do and their perspective and their advice on how we can continue to have a dynamic and vibrant and sustainable local food system. So we again we broadcast live every Thursday at 4 p.m. And you can also catch us on ThinkText YouTube channel as well as Alelo 54. So we hope you tune in and join us. Thank you. Aloha, my name is John Wahee and I used to be a part of all the things that you might be angry at. I served in government here and may have made decisions that affects you. So I want to invite you in. I want to invite you in to talk story with me and some very special guests every other Monday here at Talk Story with John Wahee. Come on in, join us, express your opinion, learn more about your state and then do something about it. Aloha. Hey, welcome back to Batchie Talk. Glad to see you guys. Happy New Years. Today for the security minute, we're going to do a quick walkthrough of TSA's top 10 crazy sort of things they found in 2016. All right. So it through. Those are my slippers. They didn't find your slippers because you didn't take them. Oh, yeah, just check. You left them chained up. I left them chained up. I mean, when we slip on us in Waikiki. Thanks for that. So number 10. All right. Here we go. This is an item that you cannot take. That's number one. Can I have number 10? There's number 10. All right. It looks like a trailer hitch, but TSA is just not going to allow you to take anything that kind of looks like a grenade on a plane. So keep that in mind. That was in San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport. Number nine, check this one out. A Hello Kitty toy replica real gun. Okay. Just because it's pink and says Hello Kitty, TSA is not going to let you bring your firearms onto a plane. All right. This was at Bradley International Airport. They messed with slippers. Ha, they did. Yeah. Now, this is a bat. And I'm not sure what you hit with it. But if your bat is wrapped in like a barbed wire, they're not going to let you bring it on the plane. This happened in Atlanta. Guy in Atlanta tried to walk on the plane with this at Hartfield International. All right. Number seven, the golden hand grenade. Now, again, this is a gold plated grenade, probably a nice article for someone, but it's not allowed on a plane because it looks like a bomb. You think it's a grenade? Yeah, it's a grenade. It's not a real grenade. It's not a real grenade. No, it's a replica. You can't bring replicas. Can I? Okay. So this is another one. Number six, this is a guy that this is a replica bomber's vest. Okay. But he thought since it's a replica, it's okay. He was going to use it as a prop. You can't bring that on a plane. People get excited. Okay. You can comment sense. Now, this next one was offered. This is number five. This was offered as a letter opener. You think so? So I have to tell you the bladed dragon claw letter opener. TSA is not going to let you bring that on the plane. Okay. Number four, somebody was trying to import some seahorses and bottles of brandy. All right, this came through Detroit. Okay, now they're dead. I mean, this is a terrible sad story overall. This is another thing that someone tried to bring on TSA said, sorry, can't do it. Well, this is over the three ounces there, lad. Of course it was. It's way over the three ounces. Okay. Now, this one is a flogger. All right. It's a lot. It's got five blades and it's a sort of in a whip. It's a flogger. You can't bring your five bladed flogger onto the airplane. Three through. I've heard you called then called the old flogger. George Bush and Texas. Okay. Now, number two. All right. This is a bullet adorned gas mask. Somebody was going to use it for a prop, but you can't bring something with bullets on it on a plane. Okay. So this is where you learn a lot about what you can and can't do in the world. Security men, stupid people out in the world. Number one. The number one. This movie prop. All right. Corpse came through TSA. Okay. This is a replica. It looks like a dead person, but it's actually a movie, a movie replica. And this was allowed to go. But he got everybody excited. It took hours. It was allowed to go and out of Jackson. Did he have to pay for a seat? No, he was in. He was in. He was pulled out of luggage. Oh, he's out of luggage. Oh, I thought he had to be at your seat. They just want to roll him through the first roll him through the scanner. So just just Angus, you don't fly with this kind of stuff. I had a few things in my guilt, but I gotta get all those things up there. You have a lot of interesting gadgets, though. I do. So when you travel with them, but you know, you never do something like that. I can guarantee I never took any of my gadgets on the plane. All right. Guarantee. Well, tell me what you got this week. So, okay, we're talking about the 2016. That's right. What's been the best stuff. So we'll talk about my my love life first, because you know how bad it was, you know, the first one we met a couple of your little honeycomb. They were on the show. Well, that's true. That's true. But remember my Facebook dates? Yeah, you know, mesh.com. Yeah, the one I thought I was really going to meet. I think I have a wee picture of her. She's got, you know, the wee lassie and her little pink outfit. Or is it coming up? It might be. I don't I didn't can. Well, there's me being sad after I had my drinks. That was that was the other one. This is what she sent me on mesh.com. Yeah, it was awesome. Yeah. And then we went and had coffee. Yeah. And guess what? This is who showed up to have coffee. She looked like what I was thinking about. She kind of looked like Hinsburg. Well, we talked about how you can't, you know, always believe like social media. We sort of talked about that this year. A lot of people get scammed and there's a lot of scams going on around the holidays. But I sent her a real, real live pictures of me. Yeah, it worked. Yeah, like just like Bert Reynolds. Yeah, it worked. Anyway, so I messed up on that. But anyway, good to do that. The thing we're going to do is like my three gadgets of the year. Okay. All right. So let's let's go with try the number one. Okay, like number one gadget. So let's take this. Well, that was number one. Oh, no, it wasn't my number one gadget hoverboard. I tried to date her too, but it never worked. But see the hoverboard. Remember that? Yeah, yeah. It was awesome. And they're out and about. There's a little bit travel restrictions, I think, but I will not let you take them on the airplane. Okay. But I see people on them like on the sidewalks and stuff. So yeah, that was one of my favorite gadgets. I didn't even thought that was cool. They're my other one of my favorite was this one. These are recyclable. Cool. And that's a very, you know, one of those repurposing, you know, type of efforts there. So, you know, I got no problem. You think green, like that. This is it. I like it. It's perfect. This is really good. The buttockers tasted kind of chalky. The eye toilet. The eye toilet. This was a true repurposing effort here. I mean, somebody, I'm not sure if they wanted it in the toilet or just what the, what the, there's a little bit of symbolism there. I'm not sure about it. It was pretty good. So I thought that was that was a really great one. Who's the winner? You're going to give us a winner. What do you think? Now, which one you want? I think I got to go with the hoverboard. I do to because it, you know, the other two are I like the repurposing efforts, but you know, I like the hoverboard. That was kind of interesting. She's got a weed, which makes it help a little bit. Oh, that's how she matches your guess. I didn't think that. No wonder that's your vote. Oh, you got it. Right. Anyway, so we're going to be celebrating New Year's. You know, we call it in Scotland. What? Hogman A. Why? That's what it's called in Scotland. Hogman A. You daft lad. Anyway, so it's going to be celebrating Hogman A. You know, it's tomorrow. Or is it tonight? It's a lot. How far ahead are you? Whatever. Tomorrow. Anyway, so, you know, so happy New Year to everybody. Have a great Hogman A. And as I see all the time, let your winging free. Where are you be? Aloha. Aloha. My name is John Wahey. And I used to be a part of all the things that you might be angry at. I served in government here and may have made decisions that affects you. So I want to invite you in. I want to invite you in to talk story with me and some very special guests every other Monday here at Talk Story with John Wahey. Come on in, join us, express your opinion, learn more about your state, and then do something about it. Aloha. So there was just a minor little, you know, technical faux pas there because Angus was supposed to take us out of the shot but he didn't. So he just collapsed. I don't know. He'll be fine. Don't worry about it. Anyway, that was interesting. I'm glad I'm glad he chose a winner. I had to agree. What about you? What was your vote? I was there all the way. Okay, the hoverboard. Have you seen people around town? It's pretty cool. I see him. Pretty good. Have you seen the guy? This one guy goes around town. He's on the unicycle one. No, I haven't seen that. Yeah, it's a unicycle one. Just one wheel. Is it powered? Powered. Oh, it's like segue balanced. Yeah, that's pretty cool. Right on. All right. So then one of our other segments that we enjoyed during the course of the year is you know, got one technical. Oh, my gosh. And we're gonna vote for the worst or the best? What's the voting? Like how the dumbest or tell me this? I have no idea. Tell me the criteria. Well, I mean, we also have, you know, these are the our spokespersons for, you know, got one tech job. We have this picture of these, these other two baboos is that okay, that represent, you know, got one tech job because they're both retired. Okay, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's, it's a no, wait, wait, that's something different to remember, Angus announced this. There they are. Nice. There they are. We know that those guys are from the north of the border. Hamish, it says you cow got one tech job. Like I said, are they watching? Yeah, we're gonna get a call now. Always. You cow got one tech job. So that's how they would spell it in Canada. Look at this guy. There you go. How's that? But those two guys was that was Hamish Miguel. Yeah, I know. I know. So those guys are awesome. Those two guys right there, two retirees. That's two of our favorite Canadian fans. You co a cow got one tech job. I love that. Just keep that sign. So who did these signs me? How about this one? All right, you know, got one tech job. How'd you like to apply for that one? That's tough, man. I mean, I've seen a few of these. It's a tough way to make a living. Here's my comment. That's utterly disgusting. Okay. Good job. Good job. Thank you. Okay. And now these guys, now that ain't begullible in McForkliffe because they ain't that stupid. That is. But look, they're standing on a steel ladder. Yeah, there's no oh shit in that country. Hanging up the air conditioning. This guy got one tech job. You know what? Yeah, he's got go troubleshoot the connection. I called and said I was having a little problem with my cable. Yeah, you got that's the guy. He said, I think I found it. It's a bird. Man, what a mess. What a mess. That one is. But actually, that's not exactly that one, but very similar up on Oa Street. Right under the corner there. I don't like to hear about that. It's unbelievable. So you got you got your choices there, dude. Which one? Am I voting? Well, I'll vote with you. You got you got the morons that were doing the that's that. That's the craziest thing. I like the cow, though. That one. Yeah, utterly the cool, utterly crazy, utterly crazy, crazy job. Yeah. So I know you're going to go and take time to go and take fair enough. Fair enough. Well, we'll word it to that because we don't know who it is. We don't have to buy my beverage. University of Hawaii's football teams looking for a mascot. I wouldn't advise that one. Why? No. Tell more to me. It's it might have won our show here, but it might not really be good on the field on the field. No, that's too bad. That's too bad. Anyway, that would be utterly ridiculous. But speaking of University of Hawaii, we didn't mention them and we should mention them killed it. They killed it. They did a had a 500 season. Amazing. 2006 was the last time. Congratulations to the team, to the coach, to all the supporters that went out. Gordo went to every game this year. Good job, brother. So but it was Corey. Good job. Yeah, it was fun. It was, you know, they, you know, to have a 500 season after the previous four years. Yeah. Is Corey going to come on and talk about it? Yeah, we're going to get him on. We actually know that that's good. Let's have him next week. Yeah, let's try again for next Friday. Our first show of the year, because he can reflect. Yeah, you can reflect. We'll leave it, you know, so we reflected about that. We can genuflect. You know how we do themes. We can do this things. So and then we had one other we kept doing these things like no one, you know, got one tech job, all this kind of stuff and so on. But that's why we would insert this thing called the I would call it the parent of the month. OK. Yeah. And so on. But we only had I had two, but I didn't want to use one because it was for a number of reasons. But so I picked the winner of this one. But OK. This is what I consider the parent of the year award goes out to this guy and his significant other who's hanging their child into a raccoon. Raccoon pit and raccoons are not known to be the most friendly animals in the world. Tear your face off. But tear your face off. Now, this guy is an absolute idiot. But anyway, for you, sir, in two thousand and sixteen, you get the Hibachi talk parent of the year award. The parent of the year award. Yeah, we'll send you a face mask for your kid. For your kid. I mean, talk about crazy. I just don't know. I wonder if he's a millennial. Anyway, so. And having to deal with that too. Anyway, so that that's kind of summed it up. But I also, you know, so we're coming up on. You got a couple of minutes left. I know, but to to. But I want to talk about the fact that we were the beginnings of this solo cup prop. Yeah, we brought. I think we brought them on. We definitely pumped it up. And I'm sad to see Robert go to see Robert go. And you know, there was more than just this. And so I want to we'll just show we all of our guests get it out of graph. So yeah, we've made sure we've given out over ninety six of them, I believe. No guest goes unrewarded. I'm rewarded. But I want to show some of the new solo cups that have evolved. Oh, that's right. That's right. We talked about these issues. These are some of the new ones that are coming out there. You've got the beer mug solo cup. Yeah. Rather rather nice. I think it's easier to hold, maybe easier to hold. It looks quite nice. How about the solo? So little cozy. That's right. For when you just put it in the can in there and it's just keep your coca-cola refrigerated. Nice. That's a nice one. I thought it. How about the battery operated solo cup like Christmas tree? Next year, I'm going to put those on my Christmas tree. You think they're full size? No, they're small. They'll be big ones. OK, there's the wine glass. And then there's the solo cup wine glass. Yeah, that's that's Kentucky, man. I got a bourbon. Well, but I mean, if you had to have one, I like the solo cup bottle cap opener and cup. Very nice. Nice kit. Nice, nice kit. You only get half a glass. But so there is there has been a lot of cool things that 2016 was a lot of fun. So we have 2017 coming up next year. We've got a bunch of exciting new guests coming on. Join us. Join us, you know, because we're here every Friday in theory until 1 30. In theory ever take five minutes, you know, depending on whether or not we have technical difficulties. So we really would like you guys to come and join and join us. We'd also like you to donate to Think Tech Hawaii. Yes, please help help Jay fund the studio. We have a great studio here. We do not our guests are all volunteers. We volunteer our time. All the studio staff volunteers their time. They do a great job putting this together. So we need to really make sure that we keep this thing going. And also give us input. We've got, you know, this idea for the year in return actually came from a couple of people who saw me on the street and said, why don't you recap the year? Yeah, that's kind of a neat idea. Yeah. And so and also if you got if you got something to talk about something unique that's going on, let us know. We're happy to have you on. We'll talk about that. We promote the local businesses and we promote you big time. Yep. So that's that's our whole plan. Anyway, as we wind down, we would like to think, oh, God, there's so many. There's Jay, Robert and Ian and Jay and Nick and Zuri and Carol and it goes on and on and on and Jay. Did we say Jay? We said Jay. It is Jay's studio. It is just Jay and his dime. Happy New Year, buddy. Happy New Year, man. And so as we say at the end of every show, do you remember now? Three, two, three, two, one. How are you doing?