Participants: Yvonne Lewis (Host), Bruce & Tammy Chance
Series Code: UBR
Program Code: UBR000149A
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00:01 What's in your hand?
00:02 You may be sitting on a gold mine, 00:04 stay tuned to find out more. 00:06 My name is Yvonne Lewis and you're watching Urban Report. 00:32 Hello, and Welcome to Urban Report. 00:34 My guests today are Bruce and Tammy Chance, 00:37 3ABN's Donation Managers. 00:39 Welcome to Urban Report, Tammy and Bruce. 00:42 Thank you for having us on. Good to be here. 00:45 It's so good to have you. 00:46 You know, we often don't see, 00:49 especially those who are in our viewing audience, 00:52 don't really know what goes on behind the scenes 00:55 and how this ministry is able to stay afloat. 00:59 And one of the major departments at 3ABN 01:03 that really helps this ministry is your department, 01:06 the donation department. 01:08 How long has that been in existence? 01:11 Probably 13 years. 01:13 Danny did a program and talked about 01:16 what do you have in your hand, 01:18 and it was just an overwhelming response 01:21 and they weren't prepared, 01:23 he had no idea that was going to happen. 01:24 And stuff started coming from everywhere, 01:27 and so it was overwhelming 01:29 'cause there was no one in charge 01:31 and no program or anything. 01:34 And so we came in and developed a program 01:36 and a database for the computer... 01:40 It's been trial and error, and work as we go. 01:42 You know, it's been a real learning experience, 01:44 but we kind of got it pretty much ironed out, 01:47 how we need it now, and the great this is, 01:51 is we're one of the very, very few ministries, 01:53 may be the only ministry that does it 01:55 in the manner that we do it. 01:57 And it's a lot of work, 01:58 but it's lucrative for Three Angels. 02:00 And when you say in the manner... 02:02 Well, first of all, first of all, 02:03 we should go back minute just in case you say 02:05 anything else about Danny. 02:07 The audience might need to know that you're Danny's sister. 02:11 Yeah, most people know that, 02:13 and that's what I get most of the time, 02:14 you're Danny's sister, you're Danny's sister. 02:17 One guy told me at ASI, he said, you have, 02:19 or you're Tammy? 02:21 And I said, somebody actually knows my name, 02:23 instead of Danny's sister. 02:24 Right, you have your own identity, right? 02:26 You are Tammy Shelton Chance. 02:28 That's right. Yes, absolutely. 02:30 So when this whole kind of movement 02:34 started with the donations department, 02:37 it just kind of came from out of the blue. 02:39 Exactly. 02:41 And you guys ended up heading the department, 02:43 how do you do it differently from most other ministries? 02:48 Well, I'll let Bruce answer that question. 02:52 Well, Yvonne, we take such a wide array of items, 02:55 so many different types of items, 02:56 and over the years we've studied into these items, 02:59 to know, to get their true worth, 03:01 other ministries don't have the man power to do that. 03:05 And we've been blessed through 3ABN to be able to do that. 03:08 So what kinds of items do you accept? 03:12 Well, I have a little bit of a list here, but um, 03:16 we've changed it as the years have went by, 03:18 and we see what's easier to turn over, 03:21 what's worth more, we take coins, 03:25 we take silver, gold, platinum, we take sterling, 03:29 diamonds, real jewelry, gold and diamond watches, 03:33 we take sterling silverware, 03:36 anything sterling really we take. 03:39 We take vehicles, real estate, vintage sports cars, 03:43 old pocket knives, and recently we've learned 03:46 that vintage Barbies is the way to go. 03:50 We are going to talk a little bit 03:52 about that in a little bit of while. 03:53 Yeah, we take the vintage Barbies 03:54 and her family, but then again, 03:56 I say vintage, we need it from the 1960's 03:59 the ones later on is not worth the trouble. 04:03 But, also their vintage outfits, 04:05 that are in good condition, and the Tressy dolls, 04:08 the ideal dolls. 04:10 And we take instruments, and china, and that's just, 04:14 you know, we take other things, 04:15 but that's things that we can turn over 04:17 and do pretty good. 04:19 So explain why this is important to 3ABN, 04:24 to the actual continuing of the Ministry of 3ABN? 04:27 Why is it important for somebody to send you 04:30 an item that they have, let's say in their homes 04:33 or something that they no longer want? 04:35 Well, actually the program started with Danny, 04:38 and he got the idea that, you know, 04:40 so many people want to support the ministry and, you know, 04:45 they're not on fixed incomes but they have something 04:48 in their hand that might be valuable. 04:49 So people started sending these items in 04:52 and we trying to be good stewards 04:54 of the Lord's work here, 04:56 we study into those items to make sure 04:58 that we get top dollar 05:00 for each one of these items that comes in. 05:02 It's been a great blessing for the Lord's work here at 3ABN. 05:05 That's great. 05:07 What someone might look at home and say, you know what? 05:10 I'm not using this anymore, or this has great value, 05:15 but I want to give it to the Lord's work, 05:18 they can send it to you, and then you can sell it. 05:22 How do you sell it? 05:23 How do you, what's the process with that? 05:25 Well, I have an eBay store, it's called 3 Angels gift shop, 05:29 and all the items that I work with usually go on there. 05:33 Bruce has a lot of private buyers 05:36 and other outlets where he sells the jewelry 05:39 and the coins, and like that. 05:41 Some times, we put some of those on eBay, 05:43 but through the years we've kind of perfected 05:47 what's the best method of selling certain items. 05:50 And so both ways, with the private buying 05:54 and with the eBay has worked out really nicely. 05:56 And that's great 'cause it's not just one thing, 05:59 you guys have figured out by the grace of God 06:02 where things should go. 06:03 So eBay might be the best outlet for the dolls, 06:07 but the sterling silver, private buyers or whatever. 06:09 Exactly. 06:10 So it's not just one route, you several different avenues- 06:14 Avenues. Yes, that's right. 06:16 So what is that you here? Tell us about this? 06:19 Well, this is a silverware set, 06:22 which we've got several of these over the year 06:24 and we turn them into a good profit for 3ABN. 06:29 When people send them in, we like getting that-- 06:32 If they're sterling, we like to get sterling-- 06:36 You know, mostly sterling is the higher end stuff. 06:40 It would be help to, probably to the viewers 06:43 if you told how to identify that's sterling or not. 06:46 For sure. 06:47 Most everything that's sterling, 06:49 if you look at the fine print it will either say, 06:52 925 which stands for the percentage of silver 06:56 that's in the sterling. 06:58 Or it will say, it will be printed sterling. 07:01 Now it's in fine print, and sometimes you to get your 07:04 20 powers out to find it, but it will, 07:07 generally they will be bragging on the item 07:11 because it is sterling, and they're printed on there. 07:14 This item is an 18 carat consolation watch 07:19 and of course this is a diamond ring, 07:22 which we've got a lot of those over the years, 07:25 especially people, the new coming into the church 07:29 that has the jewelry, and they give the jewelry up, 07:32 and what better avenue, 07:34 but to give it to the Lord's worker 3ABN. 07:36 That's right. Amen. 07:38 You might want to explain the jewelry situation 07:41 so that people understand. 07:43 We always like to make it clear because we can enemies 07:46 real fast on jewelry. 07:49 Well, you have to understand 07:52 first of all it's been a great blessing for 3ABN, 07:55 all the jewelry that's been sent into us. 07:57 And we like getting that jewelry, 08:00 but you need to understand, when you go and buy at retail 08:03 from a retailian, the many chain stores that sell it, 08:07 you're paying top dollar and as soon as you walk off 08:11 from the counter, it depreciates. 08:14 Kind of like a car, huh? Exactly. 08:15 Worse than a car, percentage wise, 08:19 but that's just the way it is, that's the nature of the beast. 08:22 So if I sent you a diamond ring, 08:25 and you sold it, do I get a receipt for the donation? 08:30 Like is there a tax write off for me 08:33 or besides obviously, 08:35 the benefit of giving to the Lord's work, 08:37 which in of itself is great, 08:39 but do I also get a tax write off? 08:41 Absolutely, we have a database established, 08:45 and it's a long process that we go through 08:47 when someone donates 08:49 they're assigned a constituent number, 08:52 their items are inventoried, 08:54 they're put in the database 08:56 under that constituent number and the name, 08:58 and what date it was given, 09:00 and what estimate we give for what it's going to bring. 09:04 Once it sells we go back into that database 09:07 and say that it is sold on this date for this much. 09:10 Those reports go to our accounting department 09:12 and we issue a thank you letter which can also be used 09:17 as your tax deductible receipt for each donation. 09:20 Oh, that's great, that's great. 09:22 So when you say you've made some enemies about jewelry, 09:25 tell us how that works? 09:27 Like, why do people get angry about it? 09:29 Well, I don't blame them, when I started doing this 09:32 may be 14 years ago, I was not versed in jewelry at all, 09:38 and so I've got an education now. 09:42 So and what we deal with also, Yvonne is, 09:46 we deal with current market value prices. 09:48 The internet is a great source to research item with, 09:55 that's one good side of the internet. 09:57 But to answer your question, we've had so many items 10:01 over the years, you know, of course, 10:02 I've got diamond testers, moissanite testers, 10:04 I've got gold testers, and like I said, 10:07 I'm quite well versed with the jewelry 10:09 and knowing what it's worth. 10:11 But when a person pays, let's say, $3000 for a ring, 10:16 a couple strolling down the mall, 10:18 and they're getting engaged, and she pulls her fell over 10:22 and oh I love that ring, 10:23 and they just buy it sporadically. 10:27 You know, so they pay $3000 for it, 10:29 I mean, like I say, as soon as 10:31 you leave the counter it depreciates horribly, it does. 10:37 But I will get more for the jewelry 10:40 because of my avenues and way of selling it, 10:44 knowing what, you know, what I'm doing, 10:46 and what I have I my hand, 10:48 I will get more than an individual 10:50 could trying to sell it. 10:51 But the problem comes, most people think 10:53 that it increases in value, their piece of jewelry. 10:57 They say I bought this ring 50 years ago, 10:59 so I know it's worth a lot more now, 11:01 and when you have to tell them that it may possibly 11:04 be worth a third of what they paid retail, 11:08 they many times think that we don't know 11:11 what we're talking about. 11:12 But if they try to take that piece of jewelry 11:14 and go to a jeweler and sell it, 11:16 they find out real quick. 11:18 Yeah, yeah. 11:19 What he will not give them for, 11:22 he will offer them a pitifully small price, so-- 11:27 The thing of it is, is there are exceptions to everything. 11:31 There are rules and exceptions to everything. 11:33 The exception with jewelry would be the larger diamonds 11:36 will hold a greater percentage of their value, 11:40 when I'm talking about larger diamonds is a carat and up, 11:43 will hold a greater percentage, 11:45 they still depreciate, 11:47 but they do a greater percentage 11:49 of their retail price. 11:50 Do you guys accept costume jewelry 11:52 or all diamonds and-- 11:55 We have accepted costume jewelry, 11:59 but once again as long as the people know... 12:01 I also have a lot jewelry that's sent to me 12:04 that is costume and people think it is real jewelry. 12:09 That could cause some problem I would imagine- 12:11 Yeah, but we prefer the real, there's just not that, 12:14 we can't get that much out of, you know, 12:16 the costume so we prefer the real. 12:19 But it's that way with all of our items as far as, 12:24 like he said there's exceptions, 12:26 but with the invention of the auction sites on the internet, 12:31 that takes the value out of things 12:33 that were hard to get, that were rare, 12:35 that were antique, now you go on them 12:37 and they're on the internet sites by the thousands. 12:40 So naturally that drops the bottom, way out, 12:43 and I usually will use a hummel figurine as an example. 12:48 People back when paid two and three hundred dollars, 12:51 four hundred for these little hummel figurines, 12:53 you go on there now you're lucky to get $30 out of them 12:57 because there are so many on there and you have your pick. 13:00 So the eBay sites, and the other auction sites 13:04 are a good tool to get real market value, 13:08 what really somebody is willing to pay for that item, 13:12 that's a good measure of where to get it 13:14 because you got people from all over the world, 13:17 say on eBay, and they're bidding on that item. 13:20 And you see where that's actually going to sell. 13:23 And that way if you look in your manual, 13:26 say you have a hummel manual, it's still going to say that 13:29 it's worth two or three hundred, not realistic at all. 13:32 If you have a doll manual, it's going to say, 13:35 people will call and say, I have a doll, 13:37 and the book says it's worth... 13:39 Doesn't matter what the book says, 13:40 it's what people in reality are going to pay for that item. 13:44 Let's talk a little bit about the Barbies 13:46 because it's interesting how that all came to be, 13:49 tell us how that happened? 13:50 We had a phone call from a man, a gentleman, 13:53 that his wife had died and he said that 13:57 she was a collector of all things, 13:59 and so I questioned a lot about what those things were, 14:02 and it sounded like she had a lot of stuff 14:05 and he kept mentioning Barbies, 14:08 but he didn't know much about then. 14:10 He said, he thought they were older barbies. 14:12 And so I thought this would be worth going to, 14:16 to get the items, I think, 'cause they're so many things. 14:19 So we sent a U-Haul down there, 14:21 20 foot and it came back packed to the ceiling 14:23 more than I could have ever dreamed. 14:25 20 foot U-Haul? 14:27 U-Haul, pack to the ceilings. Wow. 14:29 And so many of these was just loose barbies, 14:34 I would say, naked barbies, 14:36 they didn't have outfits or anything. 14:38 And the people that went to pick it up said, 14:41 this is, I'm afraid it's bunch of just junk 14:44 because there's just all these naked dolls in here. 14:46 You know, and I'm like, I don't know 14:48 'cause there are barbies I remembered 14:51 I'm telling my age, but back in the 60's 14:53 that I used play with and we started unpacking this truck 14:57 and as my daughter-in-law says, that helps me, 15:00 it was like Christmas 'cause you never knew 15:02 what you we're going to unpack. 15:03 It wasn't just barbies, it was other vintage dolls, 15:07 ideal dolls, Tressy dolls, 15:09 it was hundreds of pieces of clothing for the dolls, 15:14 then we started unpacking hallmark 15:17 ornaments in their boxes, hundreds of those. 15:20 Figurines, rare figurines, antique toys, 15:25 just about anything you could possibly, games, 15:27 and puzzles, and they were all vintage, 15:30 and so long story short we began to research 15:34 the barbies and put them on. 15:36 And we got some tremendous money 15:39 out of those barbies and the clothes 15:40 and we're still not finished, 15:42 we've sold several hundred and we're still not finished. 15:45 You still have more? 15:46 I have more, and what amazed me was the clothes. 15:50 At first, I jut the put the clothes on at random, 15:53 this dress or that dress, and when I had seen 15:55 what was happening that there were complete outfits 15:59 and that they would go for a $100, 16:01 $150 for a Barbie outfit 16:04 so then I started digging through, 16:06 I'm trying to find a complete, you know, 16:07 with gloves and shoes, 16:10 and all those things to make it worth more money. 16:12 So it's been wonderful, it's been a real blessing. 16:16 That's great. 16:17 Let's take a look some of the pictures- 16:19 Okay, okay. 16:20 Now what outfit is that? That is so cute. 16:23 It has a certain name to it, I think it was going to matinee 16:26 or something and it sold for $87, 16:31 that outfit, which was, I couldn't even imagine. 16:34 Eighty-seven dollars for that? Yes. 16:37 And I think the next picture we've got is of a fancy doll 16:41 which is one Barbie's friends, and she went for 66, 16:45 and then we have a black and white outfit 16:49 again of Barbie, and luckily I was able to find 16:51 the whole set, I think it had a hat and all that. 16:56 How cute. Eighty-eight dollars. 16:58 Eighty-eight dollars for that little bitty dress and hat? 17:01 Yes, can you believe that? 17:04 I won't feel so badly now when I go shopping. 17:09 Isn't that the truth. 17:11 The next one we have is, this is called the, I learned, 17:15 as Bruce has learned jewelry, I learned a lot, 17:17 this is called a pony tail Barbie 17:19 and her original hair style is meant to be in a pony tail, 17:23 and she, I found out she was very rare. 17:26 So this little doll sold for $242 17:30 our little pony tail Barbie. 17:33 That is incredible to me, that a doll that, 17:36 you know, you can just buy at a store, 17:38 well you could have years ago for what were they? 17:41 $20 or something like that? 17:43 Oh, not even that much, I don't think, back then. 17:45 And now they're 242, I mean, that is amazing. 17:50 And there are people who are collectors, 17:52 who want these items. 17:55 So you become kind of the broker? 17:57 Exactly. 17:59 The other pictures, we have another picture now 18:01 and this a doll called ideal, and these were vintage dolls. 18:06 And these two, they're not even in that great of a shape, 18:10 really, and they sold $321.17, 18:15 these two little dolls. 18:18 There's some amazing things, the next picture is a red gown 18:22 and I did have the complete outfit, 18:24 but can you imagine $157.50 18:28 is what we got out of that? 18:31 Can you imagine? 18:32 I've been telling you this is making me feel better 18:35 about my sales. 18:39 That's more than I even paid for anything, 18:41 I can tell you from myself. 18:44 The next one we got it a stereo, 18:47 it's a little stereo, 18:48 I don't know if you recall a Sindy, 18:50 a Sindy doll used to be popular in the 60's 18:53 and we got a lot of her furniture, 18:55 and this was just a small example, 18:57 it was the stereo and it sold for $72, this little stereo. 19:00 Wow. 19:02 And then the next one is probably 19:03 the most amazing of all to me, it's the Barbie shoes, 19:07 that little handful of shoes sold for $95. 19:11 Oh, you're kidding. I'm not kidding. 19:14 But they had to say Japan, all the later ones said 19:17 Taiwan and different places, these that said Japan, 19:20 they went for a lot of money. 19:23 That is incredible to me. 19:25 I almost pitched them, you know, I thought, 19:28 what am I going to do with these, 19:29 and I thought well, I'll try and I started them I think, 19:32 at $2 and they went up to $95. 19:36 That is incredible. 19:38 And then one I'm really, really proud of, 19:41 we have a picture of, 19:42 it's called an American girl Barbie, 19:45 there's American girl dolls that are completely different, 19:49 but this was an American girl Barbie, 19:51 and she's really special. 19:54 They're rare, especially in good condition, 19:56 she went for $520.65. 20:01 Look at that, look at all of the money 20:05 that has come in to God's work through these donations. 20:10 Yes. 20:11 I mean, this is not just so you can sit 20:14 and sell these and take the money, 20:16 this is for the ministry. 20:18 Every penny. 20:19 And look at how God is just 20:22 opening the doors through things 20:23 that we might think are useless. 20:26 That's right, and the man that donated all this... 20:30 his wife had passed very, very recently, when he called, 20:35 and he said, there's everything, 20:38 but he said, I know this, he said, 20:41 I'm still grieving and I probably 20:43 will till the day I die, but he said, 20:46 I want to give this to you because loved 3 Angels Ministry 20:50 and she would want you to have these things. 20:53 And so he couldn't wait for us to send somebody down there, 20:56 and you know, I mentioned different things he had. 20:59 He also and the load had, there was coins, there was jewelry, 21:03 there was things that Bruce dealt with also. 21:06 And it has brought us in a good lot of money. 21:10 And we're not done, we still have 21:12 lots and lots of things to go. 21:13 But I mean, even in his grief over his wife, 21:17 the first thing he thought was, 21:19 she would want this to go to the ministry 21:20 and he sacrificed and he gave it to us. 21:23 That is such a blessing. It is. 21:25 No really, when you think about 21:27 the stories behind the donations, 21:30 you know, it's also precious 21:32 because God would have us to give to his work, 21:36 and we all have something of value 21:40 that we can give to his work, I believe that. 21:42 Absolutely. I believe that. 21:44 We always asked the people would call first 21:46 because so many things it might not even be worth 21:49 the shipping they would pay to send us 21:51 and though we hate to tell them that, 21:53 we want to be honest and not have them waste their money, 21:56 you know, shipping if it's something 21:57 that we can't get much out of. 21:59 So we always prefer that they call us and then discuss it, 22:03 and decide if they should send it or not. 22:04 And this would be a perfect time 22:06 to put your information up on the screen. 22:08 We need to know, people need to know 22:10 where they should send their donations. 22:13 Right. Let's put that up on screen. 22:16 3ABN Donations, PO Box 220, West Frankfort, Illinois 62896, 22:24 or you can call (618) 672-4651, 22:30 extension 3078, or 3079, same number, 22:36 or you can go to their website giftshop.3abn.org. 22:43 All of those are options, do it online, 22:47 call, call first though because you need to find out 22:51 whether what you have can be used by the ministry. 22:55 And the gift shop, 22:57 it's actually called 3 Angels gift shop, 22:59 with that little link right there, 23:01 if you go to the 3ABN website, 23:03 you go the gift shop there is a link 23:06 and it will click you on to our eBay gift shop. 23:09 Now is that gift shop, 23:12 is one able to buy from there right now, 23:16 as well as to send something to the gift shop. 23:19 No we don't send it to the, we always send it here, 23:22 and then we do the work to put it on the gift shop, 23:25 but yes you can buy there and recently in the last 23:30 six or eight months we've added many of our call center items 23:34 to the gift shop and then that way people 23:36 can just look at sermons and whatever 23:39 and they can just pay through Paypal 23:40 and it's done, they get it. 23:42 That's great. 23:43 So that simplifies it, instead of having to call. 23:46 That is great for sure. 23:48 Bruce, we have some other pictures, 23:50 tell us about that coin. 23:53 Okay, that St. Gaudens 20 dollar gold piece, 23:57 it's an old coin, I think it's 1908, 24:00 and it's a great blessing, 24:03 for people who turn and sacrifice, 24:05 you know, that's a fairly expensive coin 24:07 'cause the gold market and the silver market 24:09 is ever changing, 24:11 so but that's a great sacrifice for somebody 24:14 to send us a coin like that. 24:16 How do you know when you have a coin, 24:19 whether or not it's just a coin 24:22 that's of value versus one that is valuable? 24:26 If I have a bunch of coins at home, 24:28 what would I do to send you, 24:31 how would I know to send you a specific one? 24:34 You probably wouldn't, that's why it's important to call, 24:38 and we can talk about what you. 24:40 Of course, I can't grade the coin 24:42 over the phone which is very important 24:46 for the price of the coin. 24:49 As a general rule of thumb, if you want to know 24:51 if you have sliver coin. 24:53 In United States of America we had silver coins 24:57 that was 90 percent silver, I'm taking half dollars, 25:01 quarters, dimes up to 1964 including 1964, 25:07 so 1964 and before was 90 percent silver coins, 25:13 after that point there were some silver coins issued 25:17 but most of them are clad. 25:20 As far as with the other type coins, 25:23 it all depends on dates, mints, 25:28 where the coin was minted, the conditions of the coins, 25:32 and of course the rarer coins, 25:34 the less minted coins is going to be 25:37 more valuable for collector stakes. 25:39 What is to you one of the most interesting coin stories 25:45 that you had? 25:47 Well, actually just recently a man from Pennsylvania 25:52 came and I don't know his exact age, 25:55 so don't hold me responsible for that, 25:57 but he has to be in his late 80's maybe 26:00 even close to 90 years old, traveled 16 hours one way. 26:04 He drove himself? 26:06 He actually had one of his relatives drive him, 26:09 but I think he shared 26:10 in some of the driving responsibilities, 26:12 16 hours drove straight here to give us his coin collection, 26:17 which was quite an extensive coin collections, 26:20 and he knew the coins pretty well. 26:22 And it wasn't his first donation. 26:24 Yeah, it wasn't his first time, 26:25 we'd actually may be nine or ten years ago 26:28 had got a collection for him before. 26:30 So he said time is short, 26:33 it's time to get rid of these coins, 26:35 so he drove them all the way, 26:36 and was going to turn around and try to drive them 26:38 all the way back. 26:40 16 hours. 26:41 So we had a place here 26:45 that we could let him stay in overnight, 26:47 which I was so glad for that, 26:49 let him rest before they took their journey back. 26:51 What a blessing, so it's if you have something 26:56 we have to reiterate, 26:58 if you have something that you feel is of value, 27:02 that can be of value to the Lord's work, 27:04 please share it, please send it. 27:08 The Chances are so ready and willing, 27:13 to take it and sell it 27:15 and put the money into God's ministry. 27:18 Absolutely, absolutely. 27:19 Do you have a closing though, 10 seconds. 27:23 We just ask our viewers to pray about their items, 27:27 and to call us first and let us know, discuss, 27:30 that we pray over the items also. 27:31 We want to be good stewards, you know, for the Lord, so, 27:34 if you have anything please just call us and let us know. 27:37 Thank you, so much. 27:40 We do accept, one thing we didn't talk about vehicles, 27:43 we do accept vehicles and all of these items, 27:46 we will travel to get items if it makes sense. 27:51 Good, good. 27:52 And I guess that's operative word. 27:53 Thank you, so much for being with us, 27:56 we so appreciate it. 27:58 Tune in next time 'cause you know what? 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