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(Irfan and colleagues, pp. e73–e74). Look out also for the page highlighting our emerging young investigators who have done so much to make this and all our prior issues so stellar, and who are the future of the specialty. Above all, the patient education and information section reminds us that we all exist to serve patients. Finally, huge thanks are due to theAJRCCM family, Associate Editors and the Editorial Board, the authors and editorialists who have sent us such fantastic manuscripts, and the unseen army of reviewers, without whose hard grunt work we could not function. If you are in Washington, come along to the ceremony honoring our top reviewers and vow to be one of them in 2024. And, of course, a huge shout out to the editorial team, without whose largely unseen work in the engine room the Journalwould not exist. And to the ATSmembers and beyond: keep sending us your best work, as we seek to drive the Journal to ever greater heights going forward. Vivat, vivat ATS andAJRCCM!