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of any organizations or clubs or any of that type of stuff. I had my fill of clubs back when I first got licensed. And there's just like too much back and forth and stuff back then, so there's lots of stuff like that. But I like doing my own thing, you know, with do drop in and all that kind of stuff. You seem pretty busy to do drop in stuff. You know, like last night we had a station connected. The system was keying up multiple times throughout the Sunday night and that. So I'd disconnect them and they kept reconnecting, disconnect and they'd reconnect. And so I just let it go. Then after that one at midnight last night when the 9 p.m. neck came on, we had the same problem just before that net started. And you know, if you're not paying attention for that kind of stuff, luckily a lot of times yourself or one of the other guys or gals let me know that something's going on and I can just log in and mute it or disconnect it or ban it real quick and then it's taken care of. But if no one is paying attention, man, you know, you could really piss off a neck controller if you got a system that's acting up or getting their mic stuck or you know, anything like that in the middle of a net. When there's, you know, I know that Southeast Lake net on Sunday nights, man, they get hundreds of repeaters that checked in for that net. And, you know, it works pretty well. But my move might be to be able to trash the rest of us off. That's kind of where the totally a scary situation happened.