Well, welcome to Michael and us. I'm Will Sloan. Here as always with. Luke Savage, welcome back, folks.

We were just out getting lunch and we passed one of the many great, like, art stores in Yorkville.

If you don't know Toronto geography, Yorkville is this neighborhood in Toronto that has fancy people.

It used to be quite poor, like in the 1960s and 70s.

And now it's just like stores that sell, yeah, expensive watches and some rather interesting art,

which is I think Wyewell is bringing this up.

Yeah, you guessed correctly.

We saw this one art store.

It's a neighborhood for Nouveau-Rish people, basically.

If I can show my class chauvinism here a little bit.

Class chauvinism towards a new voreish.

I'll note your turn of phrase there.

You did not say gallery.

You used the word store, you know?

Well, absolutely. And every major

city has an area like this where you look in and you see like they're selling the fake

Baskiyots, the fake Warhols, the fake Jeff Coons, you know, not paintings by those guys,

but like they're imitators. Derivations of derivations.

Yeah, you'll see the slavish imitations of these people.

And what I particularly hate are those ones that are like, it'll be a painting of Tweety Bird or Mickey Mouse and they're in rap gear.

And it's like kind of a collage effect behind them with lots of colors and it sparkles a little bit.

And it's $80,000.

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