Well, greetings and welcome to the dividing line. We are at ReformCon 2022. I will confess

that I really didn't know what to expect. I did not know how many people were going to

be here or from where or anything like that at all. And it's a really nice venue. And

so far we've been having a lot of fun. Hopefully we'll be having some, in fact, we have a guest

coming right now, in fact, to join us. But I've already spoken this morning which means everyone

has gotten their nap and are arrested up now that I'm out of the way. But we have some

other folks that haven't spoken yet. And come on in, brother. We're doing things live here.

And one of the folks that will be speaking, I think, primarily tomorrow, tomorrow. Greetings

and welcome. And let's turn the, no, this camera here. There you go. Should be familiar

to the audience of the dividing line except you're normally sitting on a flat panel screen.

And in fact, I don't think we've had you on from England yet. You haven't been over

there all that long. No, just a couple of months actually. Yeah. I mean, that is home.

It is home, yeah. Yeah. So honestly, where would you rather be England or Canada? Well,

let's just say I'm glad at this stage in my life with my families to be back in England.

Okay. All right. Yeah. I'm glad to be back in England with your world economic forum

Prime Minister. It's not the whole cabinet at least. Yeah. And your digital currency. And

yeah, it's it's all. Anyway, we won't go into the depressing things right now. Even though

one of the funniest things I saw was a book that has yet to come out about the rise to power

of Liz Truss. And the authors are like getting ready to jump off a bridge or something like

that because I didn't really pan out. No, even though she's got quite the nice pension. Yeah.

What is it? 140? Yeah, somewhere in the region of her. Yeah, if you've been Prime Minister.

You get this all. I think it's about 110, maybe 107. That's not bad for not bad. Yeah.

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