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Hey, no problem. Yeah, I kind of knew Europe and places like that were familiar with those. Because they introduced certain aspects to Canada like the portables for the classrooms where they run out of classrooms and they have to make more. So somebody on those neck of the woods, your neck of the woods, showed it to the Canuckians. So that was the deal there. And good luck with your extra. Yeah, or that's good that you passed, so good that you had good luck. Let me just say it right. And yeah, if it was American, I would say, hey, now you get 25k more. 25 kilohertz more. But I don't, you know, I guess you might have new pastures of your sort and your type where you live. So maybe you ain't thinking about 25, like a spot on the dial, in other words. That's what that means. You get a bigger spot on the dial. But America is the only place that will have extra bands and tech bands. Canada has done away with that. They don't care. America goes out of their way to mark their class licensees. Canada doesn't do that. America wears it like a badge. They need call signs that tell you what they are. Canada doesn't do that. America has to absolutely, loudly proclaim that this call is a special call and you can't have this call. No other station can have this call. They are very jovial about their calls. Right? Almost like, this is WJZ. No other station can make that statement. Remember that whole thing? Well, extra calls or any type of class calls in the States are like that. They are for bragging rights. They have to have it even in their letters. Canada and Europe and the rest of the world have gotten over that. They are above that. They are bigger than that. They don't do that. They have decided in their way, if we really care what you are, we will go to the database and sweat you. Otherwise, until we ask, ST, shut the front door. Okay, Steve! We are finally getting to you Steve. I hope you got things situated there. How was your morning?