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Ah, good morning. Take two seven Zulu to see is a victor aqua for yang and glima And I will pass the mic over later to my husband as well. I hope you don't mind So yeah What was the hardest well, I don't know if you had to take a test or you don't have to take the best Not taking the test well coming together speaking English Anyway, if you had to go to school, well, I took the radio license, so, well, that was the hardest for me then, so, because English is still troubling me at times, you know, so that's why I'm laughing, sorry about that guys, but, yeah, what is not easy, or what it's not hard you know so yeah life is totally different when you're in a different country you know and when you're raised you know so yeah lots of things are quite hard to do and you have to manage and whatnot you so there we go But yeah, doing the ham license for being a different language, it's totally, totally, totally different. So I had some problems, but I worked them through and I did it. And it's the same thing when I took the Canadian citizenship. So I can be a Canadian, you know. I've done the test three times and I missed it every time by one. They wouldn't tell you which one you were wrong on. So there we go. I figured I'll heck with it. I found out 1-0-55 you don't have to write it no more and that's what I did. So the easy out. So now I'm Canadian for one year already, so there we go. I passed the mic over to my lovely husband.