Hello operators! Let's call this rambling from the range truck, shall we? Oh, shut up the soreness inside. Good folk. I just heard some people's feelings and I didn't mean to. I had a conference call with some well-meaning people who were asking questions about driving in these uncertain times. Made reference to some articles going back to his fire back, his my space, talking about driving and hazardous environments. I think I heard their feelings. Well, they were asking about steel wheel tires, tow straps, hop-armor vehicles, and I made it very clear to them. You're not an operator, you're in a place that might have some bad things happening. You need to not be driving near there. You need to be doing some advance work. Where might these bad people be? Where might these gatherings be that the roads are blocked? Don't go there, don't drive there, don't let your kids drive there. It's that simple. What would I do today? Today's environment? I'm researching. Yes, these guys, gals can pop up anywhere. If I see something that's not safe or I perceive as a threat, what am I doing? I'm getting out of there. Where I live, it's legal to make a U-turn anywhere unless posted. Just what I'm going to do. I'm going to make a U-turn. I'm going to give them wide birth. I don't need to practice J-turns, bootleg turns, those things. If I do my research, I have a pretty good idea where these bad operators actors are going to be. So I'm going to avoid them by driving elsewhere. If I had minor children in the house, I'd take their damn car keys. I'm not letting anybody out driving with all this stuff going on. If you're in a place, it has some of this bad behavior. Why am I not using those trigger words? Because I don't want to get caught up in the algorithm to get my all-down like shooter-roogie and some other good people with other stuff taken down. So yes, be vigilant, be cautious, and don't drive where you might be in harm's way.