Okay, this is recording. Okay, here we go. It's took a lot of blood in the water. And we're going to know the shop's going to miss more fun than ever. And we'll see it's in there. The measured voltage. A lot of go. It's 120 volt bulb. And for you that are doubters, they don't really move. We're going to lose up house. Going to come over here with the grill. Put the grill up. And there you go. All right. Way all that. I'm talking about what we're through here. These are theory of oscillation versus landing bonding and shielding. And there's a fourth of a ranting event. And it's how to prop it to oscillate because oscillation should be done by the kind of grounding bonding shielding that don't work properly. I have some more information that you just get one of our books or stuff like that. We went off the landing edge of the voltage. So it's a low. We actually do have voltage here. And you can see here's the red. And I'll take this one up over to the ground. And you can already ask me about how did you ground this thing. I already did and I oscillated. And that's the key point. So we're going to measure the voltage from the sea right now. And we have the voltage. And you can see the voltage is sitting at zero. We'll put the light bulb in. I'll measure the... I don't know if it's measuring those. It's not measuring. Yeah. Put it down in. And we're measuring already going up to about 23 volts. We're going to try to do this right. And as I get it closer to the lead, you can see the voltage is starting to go up. I got my hand all the way down in. I can't get it further. I already got it out. I don't want to turn the voltage in there.