Hi, thanks for joining me today. We have some special guests, John Richardson and Keith Redman, because we have a bunch of updates going on and a lot of news. We didn't get the effect of repealed as we wanted to. We didn't get TTFI as we wanted to, and we're dealing with a couple of nasty surprises from tax reform. So, Keith and John, thanks for joining us today. Well, thank you for having us. Why don't we get into the TTFI update, the territorial taxation for individuals update? Kind of wasn't in tax reform. We were supposed to get it. It's not a surprise that it was not in the tax reform package that Congressman Brady had put out just last week. It is a separate bill. It will be a separate bill. It's not going to be included in a tax package. I just want to make that very clear. And the bill is being put into legislative language as we speak, and it will be introduced before Christmas, honoring the lame-duck session. Okay, that's great. I mean, I didn't know that was coming. All right, I mean, I was hearing rumors, so the TTFI bill will be in June. It's been stated as of this writing, and it's being put into legislative language as we speak. So, that's a positive step. But I just want to make it very clear that there were some expectations out there that it would have been put into another big package, and that's not the case. This is just a better way of handling the TTFI situation to have it stand alone. Well, that's fantastic. And I would say maybe this is the time we talk about because it is a standalone bill. Keith, you and I, and I think John...