You can really do some serious cooking with the fire box. I'm just going to show you how easy it is to cook over an open flame using the fire box stove. I'm going to go ahead and cook this bacon up. I'm going to make this bacon and eggs. And at the end, I'm going to make this some toast. I'm going to make this a little bit more. I'm going to make this a little bit more. I'm going to make this a little bit more. Oops! Wow! There we have it! Bacon and eggs and toast. It looks pretty awesome. It looks like we're in gorgeous eye. Thanks! You're pro. Just make this into a little thing. Put a cheese pile on the bean powder and add a little bit of powder. I don't think she could be. Okay, so there's the fire sticks. There's the cup. Put the one side in. Use your fire stick to push that into place. Now that's held into place. That looks like that's just about perfect. I'm just going to use my fingers and put this on here. There we go. We're grilling. Oh, it looks like it's doing okay. Add the salt. Add the salt. I'm going to show you how I have this set up. We'll end up with half a quart. I put this water on. But it's boiling now. That's boiling. That the current fire box uses. Just like that. And then the ash pan slides in down below. And you can use these fire sticks for a lot of decisions. There's three on each side. So you can put these fire sticks through in various places to create a little platform for a... Actually, a sterno. And the way we have this designed with this damper here, you can put the sterno can right towards the back right next to the damper and then close the damper. And what that does is that when you turn the ash pan upside down, slide it up underneath, right up against the fire grate. And then there's a place here. This is a position that if you have a really small pot or a cup, then that allows you to keep your cocoa warm. So it's got... I'm going to go ahead and build this fire up a little bit so you can see what it would be like if we did want to just have a little campfire. Because it really honestly...