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Okay, well pick him up later. And that's too bad because he makes the rules for a lot of us. Well, it's usually a group effort between Daryl and Bill. That's how the rules get made. All right. Jim, W-A-8-H-U-B. What do you think? What shouldn't we talk about, do, engage in on the cowabunga net? What shouldn't we? This is KC2-PKG over to you. W-A-8-H-U-B. This is repeater station kilo, kilo seven, November, Quebec, November. Oh great, that's the question. Located in Shelton, Washington. KC2-PKG, W-A-8-H-U-B. Well, hmm. Well, hmm. You know, part of how we signed up for them and got our amateur radio license was, I don't know what the right words was, but it's to be accommodating or friendly or compatible with everybody else we talked to. I go over some comments I heard before that we don't need to insult each other. We don't need to disengage. We can disagree with what somebody says. That's part of a conversation. There's two parts of the conversation. I've read it over and over again. There's the listen, listen, and then talk. And talk not to the world, but talk to the person you're having the conversation with. Like I'm having a conversation with you, Greg. And that's, you know, to get Echo Link access, you gotta send the controllers of Echo Link your kind of an open license document for the FCC. And that's the source, but I know the FCC is the end of it because we're not on here. We're on the internet, we're on wired communications just like telephones. Now, I guess FCC has some control over stuff over wire, but I'm not sure what it is. Anyway, I'm rambling and that's too early in the morning. I've finished my breakfast. I've got to mark some containers. And I need to do that in the next 10 minutes. That's it for me today. And I'm actually gonna have to leave the net. So goodnight everybody. It was good talking to you, Greg. And everybody else, KC2PKG, WAA2B, and I am signing off to recall a bug event.