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Well I was born in Chico, California my parents are also American and my sister was the only one that was actually born in Canada. So you know I never really had dual, well I guess I did, I guess I did have dual citizenship if you think about it because, hang on a second, there we go, sorry about that. It was, but at that time was big they required for me to sign away my citizenship and like I said I was only 14 at the time I wasn't even of legal age and that's all I really know about it. You know I we never really talked about it very much until after I grew up and I started thinking about it. My parents have passed away so I can't really ask them about it now. So I just know what I had to do. It might have had something to do with you being a minor but I know like at 14 here you're allowed to say I'm going to see the doctor and mom and dad don't get to come with me. There's a line, it's really weird because at 14 you can make that medical decision to go in alone and make decisions about your medical care. You can't vote, you can't drink, I can't drive, can't hunt alone but you can make that decision. So that might have been something to do with it and might have been that you've been here so long and being a minor you had your rights and mom and dad couldn't just drag you across the border. Could be. It would be interesting to investigate that and see what it was. I'm kind of curious now. I'm gonna grab a second cup of coffee get ready for the net. I'll be back in a sec.