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It just falls apart and that's it. And the last thing is Tetra, which uses ACELP. And this is actually an exception to the DBSI monopoly. So Tetra uses an open source, algebraic, code-excited linear prediction codec. And that was actually standardized by European regulators. And that bypassed the MB family completely. And NXTN. Sorry, what was that about NXTN? Come on in. I just said, don't forget NXTN, the best sounding one of them all. Well, not better than Tetra, but better than the other AMV ones. So it's funny. We've got a couple NXTN repeaters in the city. And you know what? I should have done some more on NXTN. For me personally, it's just one of those systems that, it's in the commercial sector. But I think it's fallen off. And I totally forgot to include it over here.