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and some of the locals call me the Kajunescumote. And the reason for that, the K-07 prefix, courtesy of Uncle Sam 1978. He was the travel agent for both me and my wife, who were both active duty, and stationed at Fort Grilly Alaska. Just down the road from where this repeater is supposedly located in North Pole. So I'm very familiar with that area up there. A winter of 73. It's when we drove up. Big winter. Oh, that was an experience going across North Western Canada and into Alaska during the winter time. But there's the opposite when we came out in the fall of 79. It was summertime. And there was still approximately 700 miles of the Alkine Highway that was still rock gravel dirt mud and slick and slag.