That was a great video on how they cut the train to make it lighter to get up the grade. Didn't think they were going to get started with all that wheel slipping, but they did.. I don't think they filled the sanders, didn't see any sand coming out to help with traction. Really glad you stayed till the entire process was completed.. Thanks Mr. JawTooth
A scene that's happened since the first train couldn't make it up a grade, timeless. Saw it happen several times on Byron hill on the old SOO main south of Fond du Lac when helpers weren't available. Gritty video, liked it much. Thanks JT!
This is sad to see the train didn't make it up the hill. What a noise it made trying so hard. 😢 They needed a couple of DPUs helping.. Very good video and Chessie riding with you. Thanks Mr JT❤❤😊
Thanks for watching! Chessie gets so excited when she sees me grab my keys and get a radio. She starts making noises and jumping on me and shoots straight for the truck. I wish I could get that filmed
Jaw tooth . Thank you. It's been cold down here in Tennessee. It was 22 this morning. Hope you have a blessed weekend. Stay warm out there. Catch you on the next video.
This is near where I live, Jaw Tooth! This was something that I have never seen before in railroad. Thank you for sharing!! I appreciate old train hoppers like you even more now that Hobo Shoestring in gone now. RIP.
The wheel slippage reminded me of a 1950s TV show depicting the "Old West" [19th century] (US) where some rural folks had issues with a railroad line, whereupon they sabotaged the rails with bacon grease, rendering the steam locomotive to paralysis on the tracks.
That's a brave conductor who trusts his engineer. That's damn dangerous work. I knew a man who used to work for the NS and his arm was almost ripped out of his socket doing stuff like this. Had surgery..it caused his career to end. Great video and kudos to the crew.
Where was the horn salute? They're legally obliged to blow the horn at grade crossings, and everything in this video was shot from grade crossings, wasn't it?
They needed the MP15DC!!!! (and some sand). And no wonder............ At (16:56) they are dragging the cars. Look at the wheel bearing heads; they aren't even freely turning. Brakes must still be at least partly on. Thank you for the video, Brian.
Love it Brian and Jesse....! A man and his dog, nothing better.... He should have gotten a little better run at that hill Brian.... I mean he had two units and not that many cars, albeit all loads... What we would do on a yard job like that was to cut the power off and go up the hill sanding the rail and then come back down and grab the cut.... I didn't see any sand on that rail when you got over by the crossing and she was picking up her wheels, slipping ....Anyway, great video buddy... Give Jesse a pet for me...! "Smoke Em"...Greg
Great video, JT. Always cool to see wheel slip on a locomotive. I was surprised not to see any sand being used, for whatever reason. But they got 'er done. Hats off to the engineer for "pedaling" it like he did.
Geez. The B36-7 was really struggling on the grade. I watched a video of a CSX train that was struggling past a crossing. The wheels were slipping so bad that the turbo blew. I’m surprised they continued
This is another awesome video. Slipping trains are not often seen here. Oh yes, my Baofeng is on the way, and I have the AAR list and am ready to program it.
There are videos on here that show how to program them. I have a bunch of them. I broke several of them so be careful with it. Dropping them or grabbing them by the antenna will damage them. Have a great weekend!
@JawTooth I have been watching them. It will take a while, but once I get the first three or so in, it will just take an hour or so to get all of them in.
Like the horns sound on that older local vs. the others as well. Nice video son! Even after the cut out the engines seem to struggle,when they came back for the grain cars you could see the wheels turning,creating sparks!
I haven't filmed I&O in a while now that I think of it. My sons girlfriend filmed an I&O train for me last week in Washington Courthouse Ohio but she filmed it vertical. I might work it in somewhere but I will film them again soon
"I think I can! I think I can! I hope I can! Gonna keep trying! I'm not sure if I can. Ahh nuts - I can't. Gravity wins. That would be a trick to get the right amount of momentum to get up the hill and still stay within the track speed limit. Thanks for another wonderful video, JT!
They definitely need a couple more SD40-2'S or a couple SD60's those little GP15's and that GE are for lite duty service. Great video JT. Happy Holidays.
Even older - a B36-7 built in 1985 according to the "DieselHouse" site. CCET has 2 of these 3600hp beasts with one running. #5895 is on the property but doesn't appear to be running at present. They also have a GE B23-7, but this one is listed as a "parts source" for the other GE's.
JT it's always fun to see your dog Chessie riding with you. She's a pretty girl. I like how alert she is, always looking . You have fun with all of your pets. That's really nice.
That crew was probably thinking if only we had the SD40 today. As the train came up to the second grade crossing one could just see the speed tapering off and even on the first recalculation of tonnage reduction the hill remained a foe. Looking at some of the heaps of gravel in those Hoppers the word overload took on new meaning and can affect performance. Glad you still made it to the game I'm sure the girls enjoy being able to play year-round to keep their skills honed. Stay bundled up what as the temps drop.
I love watching the fight of trains and gravity. I have seen NS die on this hill also. Indoor soccer is really fun to watch. More action and the field is smaller. The girls really love it. They are getting to the age where there are less and less girls playing so they have to play games against the boys. Thanks for being here Paul!
Thanks for the great short line action, JT! It's hard for me to believe that 2 locomotives together couldn't get over the crest of the hill! 😮😮 I always thought they had more low-end torque than that. It was good seeing Chessie, the new kitten, and your grandson? Did the girls win their soccer match? I hope they did. 😃😃
Another great video brother my wife birthday is Tuesday…. My wife had surgery done Friday she had a hysterectomy i took family leave Iam a city bus operator been doing for 8 years got a lot of time built up taking time for my family and getting caught up on some of your videos love the them classic….keep up the great work
I appreciate your support! Tell your wife I said happy birthday and I hope she is feeling better. My brother drives a bus also. Thanks for watching and have a great week!
Great video as always and the grade certainly caused some wheel slippage but without too many sparks as I have seen in other slippage videos brought on by a number of contributing factors.
Looks like they Needed Union Pacific Bigboy 4014😂 All Locomotives were and are a Modern Marvel. From Union Pacific's Big Boy 4014 to today's. Just amazing.
Awesome, the CCET never disappoints as far as live action, I’m glad they kept that old GE myself always loved older power. Chessie makes the ideal railfan companion. Be safe JT!👍🏼
love this video!!! fellow ohioan here.. Love trains.. always have. (also busses.. I own busses).. . dont know much about them and their routes but this is fascinating love it
JT I like it when they stall out on that hill I know the crew don’t like it, but it makes for a good video and I love that Horn on that old GE, and that GP 15 that thing don’t have it I think 1500 hp so it’s like that little 1500 switcher motor they got but anyway another awesome video my friend and as always you stay safe out there and try to stay warm and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next one
I love this part of thr rail road, that Williamsburg Hill catches a few trains out. Nice horn action! Hi Chessie shes a good dog. Fab video on a cold day. ❤🥰🐕👍
Wow - Were those guys told to not use any sand on those rails ? Or did somebody forget to fill up the sandboxes ? Great video on railroad operating problems that can show up un- announced while working on a job. Keep those viceos coming !
It seems to me that the. New ownership of the Cincinnati Eastern needs to buy/lease a couple on six axle engines. Another suggestion it to use sand on the hill. But what do I know?
Really an interesting video. Even I have been following your channel (and many other train channel), I have not seen a stall. Thanks for sharing 🙂 Regards from Denmark
Wonderful video Mr jawtooth my dad said if you can get a DPU on his birthday he will be a happy guy anyways have a good weekend and Christmas coming here in 19 days
Fantastic video thanks. Fascinating seeing American short lines at work and seeing older engines still earning a living for their railroad.
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@JawTooth how was your Thanksgiving? Sorry I have not made any videos either
Shortline screwing up big time.
That was a great video on how they cut the train to make it lighter to get up the grade. Didn't think they were going to get started with all that wheel slipping, but they did.. I don't think they filled the sanders, didn't see any sand coming out to help with traction. Really glad you stayed till the entire process was completed.. Thanks Mr. JawTooth
Next time I talk to them I will ask about the sanders. I couldn't see any sand either. Thanks for watching!
ELS isn’t the only short line with problems getting up grades. Thx for the great video JT
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At least ELS has more than one 6 axle locomotives. CCET has only 1.
A scene that's happened since the first train couldn't make it up a grade, timeless. Saw it happen several times on Byron hill on the old SOO main south of Fond du Lac when helpers weren't available. Gritty video, liked it much. Thanks JT!
I would love to go to Byron Hill someday. I saw it in Trains Magazine a few years ago
Love your dog. What a great trainspotting companion!
thought sameeee damn thing how cute
"I think I can, I think I can, I knew I could"! That was a good one JT.
*The Little Engine That Could*!
Very COOL Cincinnati Eastern rock train with grain cars. Thanks for sharing JT!
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@JawTooth You're welcome JT!
This is sad to see the train didn't make it up the hill. What a noise it made trying so hard. 😢 They needed a couple of DPUs helping.. Very good video and Chessie riding with you. Thanks Mr JT❤❤😊
Thanks for watching! Chessie gets so excited when she sees me grab my keys and get a radio. She starts making noises and jumping on me and shoots straight for the truck. I wish I could get that filmed
A GREAT VIDEO and factual description.
Thanks Brian
Thanks for watching!
Wow, that,s interesting to see the train stall on the grade,
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Thank You Jaw Tooth, great video as always! Tons of weight indeed, check out those line polls, they need some fixing!
They rotted and broke at the base. Their time is limited. Gravity is getting them also lol
On the front locomotive, fid you see the wheels slipping on it at the second pull....
Pretty cool video
Yes, I saw that. It eventually got going
Jaw tooth . Thank you. It's been cold down here in Tennessee. It was 22 this morning. Hope you have a blessed weekend. Stay warm out there. Catch you on the next video.
I got up and it was 17. I hope it's not too cold tomorrow because I will be filming trains. Thanks for watching!
@JawTooth your welcome there jaw tooth . Be safe tomorrow. 😊
This is near where I live, Jaw Tooth! This was something that I have never seen before in railroad. Thank you for sharing!! I appreciate old train hoppers like you even more now that Hobo Shoestring in gone now. RIP.
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@@JawTooth You too, JT.
Thanks J.T
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Go go go go….. Yeah!!!!! Awesome video! You are a good Dad👍Thanks Jawtooth!
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Rolling power nice video JT thanks and have a great weekend greetings from Scotland Sir 😊🏴🇺🇲
Thanks Brian and have a great weekend also!
@@JawTooth Thank you very much JT you're welcome 😊
This is a perfect demonstration of “The Little Blue Engine That Could”
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The wheel slippage reminded me of a 1950s TV show depicting the "Old West" [19th century] (US) where some rural folks had issues with a railroad line, whereupon they sabotaged the rails with bacon grease, rendering the steam locomotive to paralysis on the tracks.
Thanks for watching! That's a great story! I think I saw that also. It sounds familiar
Wow I never seen it do that before this is the first time seeing this! Thanks for the update video JT! 🤠
Thanks for watching!
That's a brave conductor who trusts his engineer.
That's damn dangerous work. I knew a man who used to work for the NS and his arm was almost ripped out of his socket doing stuff like this. Had surgery..it caused his career to end.
Great video and kudos to the crew.
1st, wow! Excellent catching all the trains, I like them, they're awesome, @JawTooth, Brian, thank you very much and have a nice day and night.
Even tho they are big and heavy, metal on icy metal won't give much traction even worse with hevay loads. Awesome live action, Brian.
No ice there -- temperatures in the 40s Fahrenheit (5-10C), he said.
Awesome video with a horn salute and a b36-7 pulling hard but wait there’s more to come 👍😎🇺🇸🚂👍
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Where was the horn salute? They're legally obliged to blow the horn at grade crossings, and everything in this video was shot from grade crossings, wasn't it?
@@beeble2003 I don't know without going back and rewatching
At 1:37 he did 4 extra horn sounds. I assume that was the salute? :) @@beeble2003
@@diecastadam Ah, yes, OK. Missed that.
Great video JT! It was all those locomotives could do to get going!
Nor rain or snow or freezing cold that CET is the best!!!!!
Great catch on the wheel slip! The GE has a heavenly horn! Thanks for sharing Jawtooth!👍
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They needed the MP15DC!!!! (and some sand). And no wonder............ At (16:56) they are dragging the cars. Look at the wheel bearing heads; they aren't even freely turning. Brakes must still be at least partly on.
Thank you for the video, Brian.
Yes, I see one axle not turning at 16:39 and another at 16:49 (on two different cars).
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I love hearing those old diesels working hard.
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Love it Brian and Jesse....! A man and his dog, nothing better.... He should have gotten a little better run at that hill Brian.... I mean he had two units and not that many cars, albeit all loads... What we would do on a yard job like that was to cut the power off and go up the hill sanding the rail and then come back down and grab the cut.... I didn't see any sand on that rail when you got over by the crossing and she was picking up her wheels, slipping ....Anyway, great video buddy... Give Jesse a pet for me...! "Smoke Em"...Greg
Great video, JT. Always cool to see wheel slip on a locomotive. I was surprised not to see any sand being used, for whatever reason. But they got 'er done. Hats off to the engineer for "pedaling" it like he did.
Twenty six cars, must be a steep grade. Thanks for sharing
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Wonder what the grade % is?
Geez. The B36-7 was really struggling on the grade. I watched a video of a CSX train that was struggling past a crossing. The wheels were slipping so bad that the turbo blew. I’m surprised they continued
This is another awesome video. Slipping trains are not often seen here. Oh yes, my Baofeng is on the way, and I have the AAR list and am ready to program it.
There are videos on here that show how to program them. I have a bunch of them. I broke several of them so be careful with it. Dropping them or grabbing them by the antenna will damage them. Have a great weekend!
@JawTooth I have been watching them. It will take a while, but once I get the first three or so in, it will just take an hour or so to get all of them in.
Great video
Amazing videos jaw tooth keep up the good work
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Like those 1930's round signals in the background.
Like the horns sound on that older local vs. the others as well. Nice video son! Even after the cut out the engines seem to struggle,when they came back for the grain cars you could see the wheels turning,creating sparks!
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Good video JT. Different is good. I always enjoy CCET happenings. I miss I & O. Thank you for providing me with your 0:15 videos. I enjoy them. ❤
I haven't filmed I&O in a while now that I think of it. My sons girlfriend filmed an I&O train for me last week in Washington Courthouse Ohio but she filmed it vertical. I might work it in somewhere but I will film them again soon
❤❤❤❤Love the way ❤
@@JawToothI love you videos and that wheel slip
They sorely underestimated how many horses they needed. Tell them to bring one of the Geeps, JT!
"I think I can! I think I can! I hope I can! Gonna keep trying! I'm not sure if I can. Ahh nuts - I can't. Gravity wins.
That would be a trick to get the right amount of momentum to get up the hill and still stay within the track speed limit.
Thanks for another wonderful video, JT!
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@@JawTooth Happy 2025!!!
Wow for such a heavy train maybe they should have three engines ? Great job Brian👍👍
Love seeing Jessie in the caption seat
They definitely need a couple more SD40-2'S or a couple SD60's those little GP15's and that GE are for lite duty service. Great video JT. Happy Holidays.
It was a fun video to film. Thanks for watching!
Wow that a dash 8 lucky 😊
It’s a B36-7!
Even older - a B36-7 built in 1985 according to the "DieselHouse" site. CCET has 2 of these 3600hp beasts with one running. #5895 is on the property but doesn't appear to be running at present. They also have a GE B23-7, but this one is listed as a "parts source" for the other GE's.
Nice consistent beat by that train.
Awesome video. Have a nice day 😊
Thank you! You too!
JT it's always fun to see your dog Chessie riding with you. She's a pretty girl. I like how alert she is, always looking . You have fun with all of your pets. That's really nice.
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TOOT Salute!! Another fine JT production!! Watching the struggle and solution was really cool to see in action.
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Man oh man.. those rails are way overdue for replacement!
@651 I knew they were gonna fall down on the hill. That track is good for 40 mph , you gotta run at the hill or have a shorter train.
Not sure they're allowed to run faster than 25mph.
Cool SPARKS flying!
Watching this video has helped me to understand other reasons why trains do what they do.
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Those poor two engines tried to finish crossing the railroad, but the troubling freight cars are holding them back
Sound like a funky drum beat starting at 1:45. Really cool!
21:50 that GE chug, so good
That crew was probably thinking if only we had the SD40 today. As the train came up to the second grade crossing one could just see the speed tapering off and even on the first recalculation of tonnage reduction the hill remained a foe. Looking at some of the heaps of gravel in those Hoppers the word overload took on new meaning and can affect performance. Glad you still made it to the game I'm sure the girls enjoy being able to play year-round to keep their skills honed. Stay bundled up what as the temps drop.
I love watching the fight of trains and gravity. I have seen NS die on this hill also. Indoor soccer is really fun to watch. More action and the field is smaller. The girls really love it. They are getting to the age where there are less and less girls playing so they have to play games against the boys. Thanks for being here Paul!
Thanks for the great short line action, JT! It's hard for me to believe that 2 locomotives together couldn't get over the crest of the hill! 😮😮 I always thought they had more low-end torque than that. It was good seeing Chessie, the new kitten, and your grandson? Did the girls win their soccer match? I hope they did. 😃😃
I liked the little horn salute in the first train video! Bonus!
Another great video brother my wife birthday is Tuesday…. My wife had surgery done Friday she had a hysterectomy i took family leave Iam a city bus operator been doing for 8 years got a lot of time built up taking time for my family and getting caught up on some of your videos love the them classic….keep up the great work
I appreciate your support! Tell your wife I said happy birthday and I hope she is feeling better. My brother drives a bus also. Thanks for watching and have a great week!
Great video I love the sound of that old GE
Same here!
Cool horn salute!! 3 honks for Brian!! Good catch again!
Great catches and awesome video
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I love the short line railways!!
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Love that creature…thank you Mr JT
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Great video as always and the grade certainly caused some wheel slippage but without too many sparks as I have seen in other slippage videos brought on by a number of contributing factors.
Cool video jawtooth!
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Looks like they Needed Union Pacific Bigboy 4014😂
All Locomotives were and are a Modern Marvel. From Union Pacific's Big Boy 4014 to today's. Just amazing.
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@@JawTooth Thank-you! Happy New Year friend.
Awesome, the CCET never disappoints as far as live action, I’m glad they kept that old GE myself always loved older power. Chessie makes the ideal railfan companion. Be safe JT!👍🏼
The two GE B36-7s are the newest locomotives they have! They're a couple of years younger than the GP15-1, as I recall.
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Excellent video JT!!!!
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@@JawTooth You're welcome!!!!
Been enjoying your videos for several years now! Merry Christmas !
love this video!!! fellow ohioan here.. Love trains.. always have. (also busses.. I own busses).. . dont know much about them and their routes but this is fascinating love it
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It’s cool you can see sparks from wheels spinning!
I saw that happen one time in the summer and it caught the grass on fire
JT I like it when they stall out on that hill I know the crew don’t like it, but it makes for a good video and I love that Horn on that old GE, and that GP 15 that thing don’t have it I think 1500 hp so it’s like that little 1500 switcher motor they got but anyway another awesome video my friend and as always you stay safe out there and try to stay warm and watch your back and we’ll see you on the next one
LOL 6:53 "tell you what...I don't think they're gonna make it" as the train stops and rolls back
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You do an amazing job JT thanks 😊@@JawTooth
We all appreciate your trip and uploads the great videos!!
You could see 3 of the 4 axles spinning on that GE loco, no sand?
Love that CCET live action. Great video JT. Shame they stalled and had to cut cars but good for us that we got to watch.
This has to be fun just chasing trains and then getting ahead of them and catching them again.
Thanks JT. Got flu but enjoyed that stall.
They needed another unit or two. Cool video Jawtooth. 👍❤️
Thanks 👍
Sand would help a ton.
Hello. Nice video. Thank you for sharing.😃
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I love this part of thr rail road, that Williamsburg Hill catches a few trains out. Nice horn action! Hi Chessie shes a good dog. Fab video on a cold day. ❤🥰🐕👍
Thank you very much!
Wow - Were those guys told to not use any sand on those rails ? Or did somebody forget to fill up the sandboxes ? Great video on railroad operating problems that can show up un- announced while working on a job. Keep those viceos coming !
Outstanding live action! Watching the B36-7 spin her wheels was beautiful. 🙌🏻 Great video👏🏻
Thanks a lot!
Gorgeous wingman...life is better with a DOG😊!!
Love the whistle echo
It's good to see the U-Boat running my favorite engine is the Little goat switcher
It's not a U-boat: it's a Dash-7, the generation after the U-boats.
Good rhythm at the Bodman Rd crossing!
Yo Jawtooth. Railroad wooden planks being replaced down on Roundbottom Rd.
It seems to me that the. New ownership of the Cincinnati Eastern needs to buy/lease a couple on six axle engines. Another suggestion it to use sand on the hill. But what do I know?
They are going to get more power soon. It will be cool to see what they get
@@JawTooth I had been wondering about that. It appears that rock is in greater demand now plus the new Purina plant will be coming online shortly.
@@robertf3479 I am looking forward to filming the first Purina trains. That is going to be awesome
Hi Jaw & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Jaw & Friends Randy
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There are some significant gaps on both sides of the road! That makes that clicking sound.
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Nice job catching those trains jaw tooth keep it up and be safe while you’re doing Your Railfanning thing please
Really an interesting video. Even I have been following your channel (and many other train channel), I have not seen a stall. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Sick Gibson Beanie, I love my SG lol
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Luckily for the crew it wasn't raining
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Great catch, Jaw Tooth!!!
Great video, love the old loco's!!😊
Wonderful video Mr jawtooth my dad said if you can get a DPU on his birthday he will be a happy guy anyways have a good weekend and Christmas coming here in 19 days