Hello, so how's canvassing been today? Well, I've been in two very different hatches. I was in station road bridesmaut in this morning in danger of my life trying to cross the road. I think traffic's definitely an issue there. Quite a lot of people are out because it's bank holiday, but people generally friendly and they appreciate that you're coming out and trying to make a difference. And then this afternoon it's very quiet, very safe here, but also an area that's lacking public transport or even a pavement to get into birth but where the primary school is. So traffic's quite an issue in both places. Hello, my name's Alex and I've been canvassing. I've had a lot really, particularly around the Donnington ward. I just want to say it's been really, really positive experience and square chance to meet people. Most of the voters are very, very friendly and it's also just a chance to sort of get to know more people in your local area and also to make friends. So it's something I'd really, really recommend, especially if you might be new to an area or if you just want a chance to get to know more people and be part of a really friendly group. And what was it like today? Today was quite positive. I was going around the Charles Street area, so I got a chance to speak to some younger people, there's some students in that area found a few people would be going for us. We hadn't had a chance to speak to you before, so that was really, really positive. Right. So there wasn't any problem talking or listening to people. Some people are a bit scared of this. Yeah, I mean, I think it's something that I understand people being scared of and I was scared of it the first time, but it's usually much simpler than you might think. People just have genuine things they want to feel listened to and actually people really, really value seeing a friendly face. So although it's scary enough on those doors, I think you generally get a really positive reaction. And it's worth saying that in Oxford, most people when they hear green have very positive things to say. So you know, you'll get positive interactions. Even those who might not be voting across tend to be quite nice. And what wings you out to spend your bank holiday Saturday doing this? Well, because I feel so bad about things that are happening in the world and climate change, I have grandchildren. I feel a lot better if I'm doing something. It feels as if I'm doing what I can and then makes me feel slightly better than sitting at home and worrying. And it's a lovely team, really nice team. The West Oxford's a green party. Enjoy being with them. We had lunch together. You