It's interesting because then I was so young and I never really understood the principle of a vibe.

Now I fully understand it.

If you're in a room of a hundred strangers and somebody walks in the door, like Richard Branson walks in the door, he's got a quite cool vibe.

You'd go, whoa, yeah, he's got it.

But the same way, if somebody super negative walks in, you're like, oh, and that you should trust that.

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You know my first memory, though, like when I bought my first not great car, because it's your

first car, it needed a lot of things, which forced me because I didn't have money to have to learn how to do things. You have to fix it. Yeah, and so the way I did that was a Haynes Manual. Oh, my God. Is that what you did, too? Yeah, in the UK, Haynes is the Bible of car people. But it didn't really spread. I think America had an equivalent, maybe the Blue Book or

we had Haynes in Canada. Yeah, but Canada's, oh yeah, we're very British. Very British.

Yeah, we're still under the claw of the king now. Yeah, the king. Yeah, it was weird actually

listening to the National Anthem during the World Cup. Oh, yeah. I know, it's so, it's so weird, right? It's such a little nuance, but you think, oh, yeah. Except your team did a lot better. Than Canada? Canada. I know, you guys did great. For Canada. We were in it. We were in it. That's actually a big achievement. The society we live in now, you'll still get a medal. Yeah, exactly.

We got the participation. Not winning, but participation award. A participation award, yeah. It'll be

given to you by the slightly overweight coach whose six-year-old is also in the team.

That would be classic Canada too. And then we'll apologize for our performance in the World Cup

Yeah, but you don't need to

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