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Yeah, most of it is kind of a gentleman's agreement, just like House TB. They have rules for where you run modes and that, but people are everywhere all over the place. They don't necessarily care. There, though, they're more concerned with getting away from noise. So if they think upper is going to filter out noise better than lower, that's what they'll do, and they don't care. But I think there's a rhyme or reason for even there, right? Like on the extras. Some of them are upper side, like triple nickel, and then others are lower side, like that 27,515, which is the Caribbean call channel. And they have a ham version of that same channel somewhere on 20 meters. I forget what it is. Probably like 14,283 or something. Well, you say about 40 meters earlier. Some people won't, even if they're Canadian and they can go anywhere they like. Some people, but you already said the reason. Some people won't want to venture to like 7.2 and up because probably they can't tune to it. But you said that. Otherwise, you can go there and then you're going to eventually hit the extra band. But it's really a matter of you might not be able to tune to it. Same thing as on CB. People might have a hard time tuning to some of the extras, you know, because your antenna isn't necessarily made for it. Right? It might be made for it. Like a flat match may be on 10 or 40 and you don't want to deviate from that. Like go to 2,600 or something.