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Well, Robert, I tell you this, you're a list of one. So you're going to get it, get it, get the go, leave this banner off, combating session off. So hey, Robert, what you got going on, KK7 Zulu, Romeo, Yankee, take it away. Hey, Madam, well, that's no pressure. Golly. Good morning, everybody on the net. It is a gorgeous Friday, and it is a Friday, which I'm very glad. I've got an educational question, kind of, sort of. If you were on the 9 o'clock net last night, you might have tuned in and heard a sort of a distressing situation, which net control was managing very well. But I'm wondering what the protocol is for someone who's crashing or someone who is apparently in distress. What can we as hams do either to control the situation or maybe to help that person? Don't really know what the protocol is. KK7 said ROI. Well, there are a lot of ways to handle it. The mission critical is this. The reason we are ham radio operators is to support any kind of an emergency. And that is absolutely priority. And you know, when we've had windstorms and things, no matter what the net is doing, any kind of emergency communication absolutely takes priority. That is mission critical. After that, we can call 911. We can get help there. We can notify authorities. We can do all kinds of things. And other than that, I got a call one time when we were in Wenatchee of a car wreck up on Swach Pass or Blewett Pass and was able to relay to the Sheriff's Department that they had an issue up there and got help up there. And yeah, until that is done, it's like that absolutely takes priority. So hopefully that will answer your question. And that's the way I've dealt with it. So yeah. Other than that, yeah, that's mission critical. We do periodically have some interference on this repeater. And you just ignore it. So we can walk right over the top of it, boost up to high power, and ignore any harmful RFI. So there you go. All right. Hopefully that answers your question. I'm sure others that will come on will also jump in with their opinions as well. And so hey, thanks for coming by and saying hi. Have a wonderful day. And we will catch you later. It's Friday. TGIF to everybody. Hey, there you go. This is Kilo Delta 7 Papa Whiskey Bravo Day in the high desert pirate radius, heading in for NR 7-0, rocking around the wild man. And I am listening for more short horizon or internet stations. Please come ahead. Kilo Kilo 7 Victor Papa Juliet Curtis Danilo. Hey, I got you. Hey, how you doing? I'll be back for a report from you here in just a second. Next check in, please. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7 November Quebec November All Star Note 6222 located in 7 Washington. Hey, my doubles partner Jim. I got you on the list. And say hello to Jane there before I come back to you. And next check in, please.