Thanks everybody for coming out. We're going to interrupt this comedy show for an art auction. Our first work up for Bid. Fire truck with rainbow. You artist, local. Not the correct Ruyji Biv order of the colors in the rainbow. The media used our washable marker on construction paper. Similar works of sold and prestigious sohogalaries. Also the enthusiastic use of fire axes across the back of the truck. Trigate first glance those could appear to be the letter after S or perhaps a permanent valus. But he asked the artist and he said no they are fire axes. Our next work up for Bid. The same local artist. He's an outside artist who lives in my home. This is Garments truck number 412. This work was started and completed on a Thursday morning. You can tell from his monochromatic palate the statement he's trying to make about what we're doing for our environment. We're basically the suburbs. You may see some water marks on this work. Those are from his first critique. A review that I had to give him. I told him that his work was derivative and looked like Moscow before the Buffsex with David Bowie. In the Garments truck series this truck has five wheels. Garments truck numbers 1 through 4 to 11. And 6 or 8 are on a stably tree. This has his first work to have five. The discerning collector might run a stack as one up. Bid will start after the show at half of the expo's child's poor payment.