This is a CBSI in the world.

Gregory Coppley, my friend and colleague is here.

He's traveling.

He's in London.

He achieved an award in London. I'm asking Gregory to remind me what to call it.

Gregory, you have the access to the city. What does that mean?

It's called the freedom of the city of London and it's an ancient right so that for

people with certain skills and guilds, professional guilds, can work in the city of London, be

free from the threat of press gangs, in other words being pressed into the service

and Royal Navy or the British Army and so you can go

keep going about your business without that sort of fear and it was the someone who's a

freeman of the city who had a free man

had a skill and worked for a certain guild

within a guild or profession

basically was no longer a surf and therefore could be, you know, was a free man to work however he wished.

So this is a wonderful honor which they've been giving out for about, you know, close on a thousand years.

And so I was very fortunate today to be received into that as part of the particular guild, which is the worshipful company of Fletcher's, and

Fletcher's are people who make arrows, particularly the arrow feathering.

These were part of the original military industrial complex.

And the Fletcher's, the company of Fletcher's,

is one of five Warrior Guilds in the City of London Guilds.

So it doesn't mean much except that I can eventually stand for election to be Lord Mayor of London if I wanted or if I even had a shot at it.

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