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Well, Newfoundland, Newfoundland and Labrador. Yeah, there's a lot of history here, man. Way too much for me to go into. I mean, our time here goes right back to the Vikings, you know, to Leif Erikson and Leif the Lucky and, you know, those guys from, Jesus, a thousand years ago. And we've got Viking settlements in an area called Lancer Meadows that, you know, proves several Viking settlements, I believe it was, came down from way up north somewhere. on the indigenous but a lot of those got wiped out like they did everywhere when we came and like right up until like realize this but they didn't get recognition for fighting in wars they were classified differently as Canadians when they came back they didn't get the benefits that Canadians got even though they were Canadian and they were fighting with the Canadian military they didn't get the recognition I only found that out recently I think that's disgusting. Anybody that's giving for a country, in my opinion, when they get back, especially if they're messed up or, you know, any kind of PTSD or anything from a war, the government should take care of those people, man, indefinitely. And it doesn't have to look at children. It doesn't happen in Canada. We should never have homeless. It never should be a thing. They should be top priority. Those are the people that risk their lives going into battlefield. Some got killed, a lot got made. If you got killed in the war and you got a wife and kids, that wife and kids should be looked after until they're dead, because just the way veterans are treated, it's not fair at all. I think there are courageous people in all of us. I treated me 17 years old when I was a teenager. I tried joining the military, but through my vision, they wouldn't let me, and I wanted to just do communication. And, I mean, I can shoot. Don't get me wrong. I would have a difficult time identifying friendly from.