James Moore

And there's no sense that that's really ever going to happen.

And it's almost kind of a political inflection point to sort of demonstrate that Canada doesn't work as opposed to a real solution.

So everything in the west is about further west.

And Asia-Pacific and Europe kind of seems like this, frankly, a Mark Carney elitist play as opposed to a practical solution to practical problems.

That's I think successive governments, Stephen Harper, there's a reason why he put Gordon Campbell in London as as as high commissioner there is to try to actually to bridge that conversation, a pro business pragmatic premier from British Columbia in London to try to.

Tell British Clemens that there are opportunities here.

John Horgan succeeded.

He was in Germany.

I think part of that was to try to sort of build the bridges between the bigger economies of Europe with the West Coast.

I think that's Ralph Goodale as well.

Yeah.

So there you go.

Right.

So so so I think some of that needs to happen, but I don't.

I don't think it's credible for the Western Canadians where we do have a ball, as we talked about the first part of the show.

I don't think many British Columbians, Albertans, others think that the European solution is going to help them with their daily lives.

It's a nice to have, but not a need to have.

America is a need to have.

I was younger.

I'll remember it.