Rich Diaz

Oh, excuse me.

One more thing for some of the people who might not know.

It's not in the Danforth.

It's not East Toronto.

Our new strategic partner would love this type, type of technology.

I mean, there's all kinds of, I mean, we're going to learn about it, obviously with professor guys, we're really grateful to have them on.

You know, we're at the end.

Hopefully you guys remind me, remind me what Canadian citizens can do.

You know, maybe it's right to your MPs or whatever, but,

I don't know, you be the judge of whether or not it's appropriate, whether or not it's the right thing to do from a crime and legal perspective.

I think it's really fascinating.

I think it's just a continuation in this trend.

We talk a lot about trends, Keith.

This trend our government is on.

They want to restrict access to the internet.

They want to manage what you see and when you see it.

They want to control...

I mean, they want to have, yeah, they're not interested in your rights as a citizen.

That's my very biased view, but I think that there's more and more evidence to demonstrate that I'm correct.

We're going to find out more about it.