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Well, in really old days you might not hear national, but you could increase your coverage if you listen to, when they used to have cable FM. And I used to do that for years where you could hook your TV cable to your stereo and you can pick up a bigger footprint. I mean it's not ginormous. It'd be like maybe, like in Toronto you'd hear some London stations, you'd hear a few Buffalo stations that would be like maybe like your long distance. So there was like cool stuff like that. Oh and they had AM stations on that band and they sounded good, right? It's like almost like streaming in a way where the AM sounds, you know, it's FM quality. So you used to hear a few of those and I used to have FM cable. And then they cancelled the service when they, you know, introduced the digital box in the 2000s. But then for a while they moved a lot of the cable FM channels onto the higher part of the Music Choice band. So you'd have all your Music Choice stuff on Rogers and then higher than that, like, well old days it used to be like 9 channel 900 and something. Probably like 50 channels right there you'd have the cable FM stuff. They give you the pertinent, right? Like CFRB and AM Toxics 40 and things like that.