Agreed! As "luck" would have it, when I hopped in the truck to go to work Tuesday morning after the holiday, I was greeted with a "Service Electronic Stability Control" notification on my central display and had a couple of warning lights illuminated on the dash. I immediately headed up to the dealer to drop it off for service. See the attached images for all the error codes found during the service visit. It does appear they are all related to the Body Control Module not communicating with the other sub-systems on the network. Now that those have been addressed, I picked the truck up this morning and headed into work... everything from the power steering effort to the throttle operation being more linear to the lumpy shift actions of the transmission seem to have been resolved. Of course I have thought this before with the past SW updates, but this time the drive feel is much more "integrated" than before. I only have about 40 miles on this re-flash, so I will post here if I note any improvements/degradations in the performance of the transmission as I put on some miles. I also wanted to give a big shout out to Brandon DCJR dealer in N. Colorado for staying on this without just brushing this off as normal operation, the service team there has been top notch!