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through it out that's not what that rule is about. That rule was implemented to keep it and not a good reason but it was to prevent, make sure that amateur radio could not compete with commercial radio. The people who formulated those newer rules in I think 1932, was it or 38 I forget? You know they had gotten their cue from ham radio because a ham radio operator in I don't know, someplace weird like you know it wasn't Baltimore I think it was in Baltimore he was sticking a carbon microphone in the bell of his Victrola and it was transmitting music and started this whole trend of people buying radio so they could tune in the amateur broadcaster so they rewrote the rules it's either 32 or 38 to ban amateur radio operas from playing music on the air because they didn't want it to compete with compete with commercial broadcasting. You get what this is