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Yeah, you know what? You're right, and I'm guilty of that. I mean, I really haven't ventured out. I've messed around a little bit with the two-meter stuff with local. There's just not much of it. There is one repeater that's connected. It's the NCTC, the North Central Texas connection that a link, I don't know, 40, 50 repeaters on it. The stretches are a good part of Texas. And I'll be honest, I'm just too intimidated to get on there. They talk about things way above my pay grade when it comes to ham radio. Then there's a local one, which is just local. There used to be a couple of old timers that got on there and talked about things when I first got on ham radio a year ago. But, too, it was passed on and now nobody talks on there. I've called out numerous times. I did get a hold of the person, so I don't know if this is normal or not. It doesn't seem like it is. There's an amateur radio club here in my town, but the only guy that was listed on it just died. And the local repeater is owned by that amateur radio club and there's nobody in the club. So, I just thought, I guess they all bite off. Now, I've looked up ham radio call signs in my area and there's quite a few of them out there. They just don't talk or they're doing other things. They're not doing the local thing is what I'll say. I need to button down and finish my general because I really didn't learn CW because that's where I really want to go next, I think. I just find it fascinating and I just need to do it. So, George, you're right. Very, very, very, very well. Oh, and I think one of those two words work, horizon or horizon. I think either one of them fit in the sign there. V01UKZ, Gerald, what say you? I'm passionate to you, my friend.