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is an emergency service. I'll drop for just a second. And way to go, I had it pulled up. Yeah, to quote specifically, AM radio from the actualized recognition enhancement of the value of the amateur service to the public as a voluntary non-commercial communication service, particularly with respect to providing emergency communication. So it does follow upon all of us at any time that if some random stranger like Ken picks up a radio and is having an emergency, it's not our legal imperative, but it is our moral imperative to render assistance to them in any way that we can. And one final note here, when it comes to radios in the wilderness, of course, it's taken with you, but never rely on them as your final line of communication. Your final line of communication in the wilderness is nothing. If you're going to go out in the wilderness, you do need to be prepared that you may not have any communication. And that's where I use.