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the Pacific Ocean so you're not competing with other cities per se in the same way for our F spectrum as you would in the dense metropolitan area like New York or Toronto. But that is the valid point and I would make the argument that Toronto fire going to digital. Their vocoders have a hard time when you have the beacons going beeping and there's people yelling and fire and noises and they're shouting into their mics. It is hard sometimes to hear what they're saying. It's almost unintelligible at times. It's like listening to another language and that's the way it's gone. And once you add an encryption layer to it, it can get even more difficult because again your data throughput requirements are a little higher. So I don't really like digital voice codecs for firefighters. I think analog is still best for police. Digital voice is fine. But again.