This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the hub. Good everything, Nubians and others. We are 177 in class with Carr. I don't know what's going

to happen next week because Dr. Carr is going to be in Kimmett. Hi, good morning, sir.

Hello. Everything, good, everything. Yeah, well, hopefully we'll go at some point. We might

have to pre-record something over there or hopefully we can stream live depends. It's a seven hour time difference and any you all know about VPNs or any of that business that us know because I've been doing my research and talking to folk we should be okay but we'll see

we'll just say less at this point and see what happens. So what what is it like three o'clock in the

afternoon there now my math don't know my bath is bad, but yeah.

The heat is impressive, but it's dry heat.

It's not like the heat here.

Okay.

The only question will be whether we will be out.

Like we'll start in Cairo,

so the things that everybody thinks of

when we think of Egypt or Kimet,

the pyramids, the term, we'll be there early

and then we go south and Luxor and

Swan Luxor is often called the largest outdoor museum in the world.

Europeans always got to label something.

I guess it's a tourist thing there, but it's where many of the temples are and that's

where the Valley of the Kings and Queens are.

So you think of two Nankamoon, King Tut, so to speak,

has to sit all that.

And then Aswan of course is near the Sudan border.

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