It's Jim. Jim, how are you doing?

I'm good. I'm good. Thank you for having me.

I didn't want to risk saying your name wrong,

because the next bit after Jim is more difficult for me to pronounce,

but do you want to say it?

Yeah, it's a bit difficult.

My wife and I are quite stubborn. None of us would give up our last name,

so we put it together.

Fair enough. Where are you from, Jim, and where are you calling us from today?

I'm sitting in Copenhagen in Denmark.

Lovely.

You don't have to say where you're actually from if you don't want to.

I'm from Denmark.

You're from there as well.

Sometimes I push too much about personal details,

and then people say, stop asking.

My mom is from Denmark. My dad is from Morocco, North Africa.

And you have a fascinating story about North Korea.

I mean, how did you get started?

I mean, I suppose for those who don't know the audience members and stuff,

give us a bit of background about, I mean, from the beginning,

I just guess your relationship with North Korea.

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