Yeah, that's going to work. And just for an FYI, you're coming down the Pacific Ocean just passing off. You just passed over Japan a little while ago. I'll leave that long. You'll have to pull it up a little and it'll suck it into the trough a bit. That'll probably be a lot better. I like that. Thank you, sir. All right, you're quite welcome. Thank you. Are you still ready to the APFR? Well, we'll see a minute. Looks like it. Oh, yeah, I just don't like that. I don't like that better. Go to my head like that. So let me get that sorted out for a minute. Okay, copy that. I'm going to have to go the other side. I'm going to have to go the other side. I'm going to have to go the other side. I'm going to have to go the other side. I'm going to have to go the other side. I think it's better though if I just drop this fairly lead right here. I think it'll be a lot cleaner. The International Space Station is currently flying 260 miles across the west coast of France. It's just a suggestion. You have some room there and you can actually get close to where you're trying to work. And we think you're in a better position now than you were. So feel free to try this and you got your right hand right there. You might be able to probably a bit more force. One other option just spin 180 out and kind of wedge yourself down in there and get up close. The wetter has been temporarily stowed with tethers so that wise men can apply force and working in tandem with butch will more to try to secure the camera station. Okay guys outstanding work. We're at about 549 PET. What we're thinking is having butch carry the ORI back back and having read carry back. Go back and pick up his crew lock bag and head on back to the air lock. We are ready to clear victory.