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Your second answer was correct. We are basically a boulder in the middle of the North Atlantic and we're quite the distance off from Nova Scotia. Depending on which part of Newfoundland you leave from, it can be up to a 15-hour ferry ride just to get to mainland Canada from here. Or you can jump on a plane and do the whole thing in just about an hour. But if you go on the waterway, you're in for a time, that's for sure. Yep, so we call it The Rock. It's a big province. It's not as small as what people think. It literally takes about a coast on a full day, about 24 hours, I suppose, to travel from one side to the other. A little bit longer than that if you're going all the way up to the northern peninsula. So it's a pretty decent landmass. Now our population is not so high, around 500 people. 500 people in the entire province. So we've got lots of really deep, unsettled forests and lots of island animals up this way. So just a little bit of factual information for you this evening. I hope you're doing well. I've been listening since the beginning of that. I usually check into the 9 a.m.s and the New Nurse. I don't often make this one, but I have a couple times this week now. I've been staying up extremely late. We've had a few incidents in this neighborhood of crime, and they've been happening late at night. So I figure next time someone tries something here around the immediate neighborhood, they're going to be in for a surprise because I'm going to be wide awake. About a month ago I changed my sleep habits to a few hours in the evening and a few hours after 4 a.m., between 4 a.m. and 830 a.m., let's say. And I haven't caught anything yet, but the camera is on and I'm staying vigilant. Other than that, not really a whole big lot going on. It's after 2 a.m. here. Newfoundland is in its own weird time zone of GMT minus 3 1⁄2. So it's just after 2. Let me see here for sure what time it is. At 2 21 a.m. here in the city of St. John's on the Rock here in Newfoundland. This is V01 UKZ.