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Oh, thank you for recognizing that fact. Yeah, I've, uh, yeah, of course, I guess. I spent a little bit of time on a pirate radio station about 20 years ago. It was really, it was my first love of radio, but I didn't know, I didn't realize, you know, all that the nuts and bolts that people were, like, that put it together were involved with, and the risks that we were running, because we constantly were getting, you know, like, moved around because they were catching up to us. It was like, I was a Sunday night DJ. And it was, uh, I think with the Heath kits that you said you had, if they were, like, if they're HF, I think there might be, like, somewhere in the 10-meter band that you could turn those on and at least, you know, like, experiment with or listen to at least and even broadcast on with the technician license. You might double-check that, though, because I'm not an expert in the law, but I do believe that we have, technicians have rights that are very slim part of that whole, you know, end of the HF end. W7 BBB. I'm going to go clear on your final, okay, if you don't mind.