All right, Alexander, let's do an update on what is going on in the UK.

What is happening with the UK economy?

And what is the sense going on in the UK?

What's like the general vibe going on in the UK after the events of not only Argentina, but events closer to the UK,

which is the election in the Netherlands.

The UK has always had, through history, a very close tie to the Netherlands.

Many people believe the Netherlands in Germany or the Netherlands and say this

central block of Europe were closer. But historically, it's always been the Netherlands and

the UK, which have had a closer connection. So I think Gertfielders and his election

window, we're still waiting to see what happens with his government.

If he can form a government, he's getting resistance there.

I imagine this has affected the UK quite a lot.

It's affected the UK profoundly, and you're absolutely correct.

I mean, the Netherlands and Britain have always been very, very close since the 17th century when for a certain and important

period we shared a king. William III was king of England, or United Kingdom of Great Britain,

in the late 17th and early 18th century. And at the same time, simultaneously, he was stud holder of the Netherlands.

People tend to overlook that.

So, you know, for a time, we shared a king.

Ever since then, we've been friends.

Before that, we'd had a short period of Anglo-Dutch wars,

but they didn't last very long.

We, you know, the outlook has been very similar, both historically mercantile countries

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