Hello. Yeah, hi, Joel. Can you hear me? Hello, I was just saying the American Veterans Foundation just kicked off their fundraising campaign and as a paid fundraising for residential programs, we're sending out the new pledge kits all supporting residents. Tragically a lot of the same veterans that defended our country are now hungry, homeless, cold, the goal of the drivers to help provide assistance with care banks for hospitalized veterans and food programs for homeless veterans. Now, sir, we're asking for a one-time tax deductible donation for the drive when you receive your pledge kit to the American Veterans Support Foundation County Pre-Year Support. You said this is tax deductible, Joel. Joel, the American Veterans Support Foundation is designated by the IRS is a nonprofit 501-C3 charitable organization. Can I have your numbers? It may be tax deductible however we suggest you can solve your tax fare. Oh, okay. Can I have can I have your tax? I can I have your 501-C3 registration number then? No, no, no, your registration number your federal your federal form that you filed. If you file a 501-C3 since you're a nonprofit correct. Hello, Joel, you there? Did I lose you already? So can you help them out? Well, could you answer my question first, Joe? I asked you twice. Silence. I guess that means you're thinking of an answer. You know, that's a really good question. I don't want to bother you with an incorrect response. If you would like to find out more details specifically to the driving. Well, you mentioned you mentioned that it's a 501-C3 and then I can write it off. So I think you should have the number so I can verify this is a legitimate call. Isn't that reasonable? So do I have to ask you a third time for that number? No, that's not a toll-free number, Joel. Joel, is English your third language? 501, you know what a 501-C3 is, Joel? Oh, you didn't like that, huh? I love torturing telemarketers. It's what I live for, Joel.