Well, Arbutus and Bill here I am again. You get sick and tired of hearing me stick my comments in here from time to time, but at least it keeps things up to date. I picked up this reel, and it's a talk we gave at the Cook Forest conference. Arbutus, you'll recall, we had talked about this. The date was May 21, 1966. And it's quite an impressive place. I hope that you and Bill have an opportunity to speak up there at some early future date. It's in the pine forests of northwestern Pennsylvania. Very beautiful country. Very tall pine trees. And in fact, this talk was given in an outdoor area, almost like a cathedral. The small brook was running to the right side of the speaker's platform. And then all around were tall pine trees in the hundred-foot-plus size. It was quite an impressive place to be, and we hope that Bonnie and I can come back and attend one of their conferences again in the near future. And a man in Virginia sent me this tape, a British guy. I think his name, as I recall, was Bill Luttrell. And I was very appreciative of getting that tape, because there really was no facility for taping. There really was no facility for taping. If I remember correctly, he used a portable battery-operated recorder with not much of a mic set up, and you can hear that from the reproduction. He sent it to me, and I thought I'd just put it on here and you can hear. I bet as you recall, you and I had discussed Cook Forest, and I think I mentioned this was their 30th Cook Forest Conference. So here we go. Again, remember that the reproduction is poor because of the conditions. Oh, incidentally, I was hurrying because it was raining. Everybody sat there in the rain, which again is an amazing situation in AA and Al-Anon, to see this happen. In fact, the AA talk, which was scheduled right afterward, was canceled and postponed until later that evening inside an enclosure at another facility. So here we go. My name is Bob. I'm a very, very proud member of AA. From the group of Kentucky folks of Al-Anon. And Kentucky, you know, some of you may have heard me think about it when I first was in college. This was…