Bruce Anderson

And I think some of it is coming, pricing in the notion that we will have

some form of KUSMA going forward, that we will have probably a better level of access to the US market than other countries will have.

So I'm encouraged by that.

On the climate and environment side, I actually started listening to the audio version of Mark Carney's book, Values, the other day because I hadn't finished reading it.

I'd sort of picked it up and put it down, picked it up, put it down.

I thought I'm going to I'm going to.

have him read it to me, which is he did the audio recording.

And I found it quite interesting, and I think that a lot of people would, in trying to understand some of the positions that he's taking now,

would enjoy or benefit from hearing him articulate his view of how markets work and when they don't work, what is the problem?

His interest, in my view, in sustainability is never going away.

It is kind of baked into him.

What he does or says about it on a

month in month out business basis is, is very interesting to people like us who follow politics all the time, but I don't see much of a change there.

And I did note in the fiscal statement this week that the government is planning a sustainability or a sustainable finance summit in Canada in the coming year, which I don't know more about in terms of the details, but yeah,

He definitely believes in how markets need to support those sustainability objectives.

All right.

I didn't say it any time.

I said, picked it up, put it down, picked it up, put it down.

I listened to it a lot better.

Did you fall asleep?