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Well that would be nice. I mean it would be really easy to test the waters out. Hey, I had a thunderstorm today. My antennas are in shambles. You guys go put it back together? I still have my radio. My 570 got hit by lightning. You gonna get me another one? So I guess that's how you would test the lengths of that. No, I mean I get it right? Like radio clubs like for two meters exist in that. If they set up complicated equipment they want people to go have these on it. That makes sense. And if you use it and have a share of it, right? Like maybe you use IRLP or in older days you use the phone patch, then you're putting in work and you're expecting them to. So yeah, you know, you put in your donation. But that's one thing, right? Like if you find a repeater like that and you need the facilities, that's cool. Keep doing it. But if you were to just bump into like a frequency that's all decked out and then they're just imposing on you like, wow, you're using our stuff. No. And there's a lot of pushy ones like that too because most of the time when I encounter those kind of clubs, of course it's an accident. It's like I don't know what this frequency is. I punched it in. Here I am.