Oh, that's fine. No one else has either. Only 60,000 people have seen it, so I have no idea how many people are watching this. But we should...

All right. You guys are alive.

All right. You're the host. All right. Well, welcome to another T-Rex talk. We're going to be talking about radio stuff.

We tried to get Lucas to stay and do the intro, but he was like, no, you guys have to learn how to watch videos without me.

And then I convinced him to stick around for the first five minutes, but apparently that was earlier because he's gone.

So we're going to be talking about radios.

Hopefully you saw the YouTube video that we posted last week because it covers some basics

and that will save you some time because we're probably going to be taking slightly

more advanced comments from folks.

There are some more advanced questions that people have sent in.

By the way, you can feel free to chat on the YouTube chat, but if you send an email to T-Rex talk at trex-arms.com,

that's better because it's easier for us to see that and doesn't get lost in the flood of Fs,

which is what we normally get in the chat.

Maybe it'll be less if Lucas is not asking you guys.

So T-R-X talk at T-Rxarms.com.

Yeah, so we have a bunch of questions already.

That's the other great thing about the emails is we've been getting emails ever since we

announced this a few weeks ago. And actually, we've been getting a lot of communications and radio

related questions in the past. So that's what we're going to talk about. We don't have a great

outline, so this will be very question driven. But we're going to be talking about some specific

radios, pluses, and minuses, some specific strategies.

Thank you so much for watching, and I'm looking forward to seeing what other questions come up in the conversation.

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