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Well, I would say August 24th, 1814 would be I'd say the biggest event worldwide in history. That's when the American colonies effed around and found out. That's what I'll say. That's when they effed around and found out. Do you know the United States? Do you remember that the United States invaded Canada during the War of 1812? And they stormed into the French capital of what now is Quebec. And as retaliation for that invasion of Canada, the White House got burned down. So that's what I call eff around and find out. Look up some history there. And rethink annexation of your friend in the Great White North. But I'm just kidding. Obviously that was not the most significant event in history. It was a significant event though. And you know how it goes, right? Eff around and find out. But yeah, I don't really know, Gray. To be honest with you, man, there's so much stuff that happened. I mean whether people have learned from history or not I think is a more relevant point. Other than what particularly happened in history. Do we learn from the mistakes and successes of the past? Or does it just get buried and nobody ever really thinks about it again? I've been thinking about it again. We had a provincial election here yesterday as well. I don't really talk much about that because I don't think it really matters. I don't even know who won. I don't even know if we have a liberal or conservative government in Newfoundland this time around. I mean the liberals have run rough shot over this province for a very long time passing off all of our resources and value basically to Canada. Mostly to Quebec to appease the en français. And I'll say, because they're always crying, we don't like Canada, we don't want to be a part of Canada no more. So the liberals having a great presence in Quebec keep handing them everything. And they mostly hand them things belonging to Newfoundland because we're so close, right? The Labrador part of Newfoundland and Labrador borders Quebec. So they think they own it. And it was technically attempted to be given away back in the 1980s.