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Especially on the AM side, I know there's lots of stations still available, but you just can't get them. There's a lot of interference. That radio I bought was up at Green Bay. It does better than the other one I bought. I'll listen to 40 meters on that one occasionally. See what's going on with the groups up in the hand band there. It works pretty good. I just got a straight wire connected to the aerial antenna on the radio and it does just fine. I like that. Then I'll listen to NPR on the FM side, which is funny. The clearest station, one of the clearest stations I can get in my house on the FM side. Back on FM, I think I might be able to pick up maybe 10 or 12 stations. 92.5 is a good one for me. I like that because that's the... The rossing roll of the 1980s. I like listening to that. But the funny thing is I can just go, other than the 40 meters, I can just get online and listen to NPR or listen to 93.5 through the streaming service. I guess the radio is for when the snowstorm comes or the nuclear bomb goes off or something like that. I can entertain myself until I die.