Hey, Peter.

Hey.

Back to work.

Really?

That's Thursday, man.

It's day after Christmas.

Isn't it still best of, though? It's Boxing Day. Boxing Day in Canada, right? I think in England. Oh, in England. Where's Kanada? That's our northern borders. They're like Granada? No, Canada. Oh, Canada. Kanata, you never heard. Did they do Boxing Day in Canada?

Andrew, can you check on that for us, please?

Come on quickly.

This is an intro.

This is an intro.

We don't have all day.

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Well, and we've already found out here from our producer. Andrew, yes, they do celebrate Boxing Day in Canada. So it might be more known in the UK, but I was correct that Canada is celebrated. So there you go. Maybe it's like a Commonwealth holiday. Is that possible? Hey, Canada's independent.

Yeah, but it's part of the Commonwealth, isn't it?

Well, it's like South Africa and Australia.

No, come on, man.

See, now you're just messing up.

There's still a, it's still a, it's not an informal. The British Empire is over, buddy.

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