Thank you. Do we have a way from the crates? Who's our opinion person? You were six seconds under the table. See, we're six seconds out. We're six seconds. Thank you for inviting me to share with you this afternoon. I'm in Amhert to be present. My name is Wade S. McCrave. I am right for the City Council's seat, District 1, here at the Altosta. First of all, because I've come to love this city. Let me start by saying I share with most of you the fact that I'm here. I grew up, perhaps less fortunate, and somewhat in poverty. I tell the story often that I did not grow up poor, but I grew up poor. We did that before the other OR. But the experiences that I have give me an appreciation to be grateful for the things that my higher power has allowed me to establish and experience. I've come to a point where I've learned not to judge people. My motivation to be City Council for the following reasons, as you've already heard, I believe again that our city is a great city. But it's my endeavor to continue to build relationship between the citizens of Altosta's government and Chief Brian Chilish and the staff to continue to grow and support collaboration between the public officials and our citizens. I believe that some of the issues that happen all over the country, we've avoided them. But I believe that if we continue to build the relationship, we'll continue going in the right path. Secondly, it is my intent to join the mayor and the City Council to assure that we bring about a transit system that will help the transit needs of our city. I'm Mary to the lovely Dr. Lacan-Yabokre, who is the principal of jail Newborn Front School. We see the different facistitudes of children. The issues that children face on a daily basis. I choose to be an advocate for our young people. We need more positive activities for our youth in our city. And it is my objective to continue to support our children to motivate them, to educate them, to stimulate them, that they might become productive citizens of our community forward. As you've heard already, I would like to become a part, an intricate part of building better jobs for our city. I believe every citizen that desires to do better, of course, should have an opportunity to do better. So I would like to be a voice in the city and a part of the city government to assist that in happening. I really enjoy living here. I have four children, Brandon, Brittany, TJ, and Immanuel, my tenure old, who chooses to be with me tonight. Brandon, graduated from Dallas High School, Brittany, graduated from Lounge County. Tyler is an Atlanta, and Immanuel is here. I would like to give voice, again, to help work hard and develop better opportunities, involving intricate minds, pulling them together to make sure that every opportunity that we can find in the city comes in the city. We've been afforded in the opportunity, my family and I, to be a successful childcare center in this city. I understand what taxes are. I understand what payroll is. It is my endeavor or my desire to be a part of the problem solving here in Augusta. My slogan is very simple. Take action, get in result. If I've country, if I've city, if I've community, we'll get better. As individuals, we first of us take action. Second, we must get involved. We've got to figure out how to get our people out to vote and become a part of this process. Finally, I will represent District 1 by being president, a provider, and a protector of District 1. I have thoroughly enjoyed serving this city as a pastor, as a pastor of one of the greatest churches in this city for the past 29 years. And so, I'll give elected City Council District 1, my assignment is simple. My assignment is to be present for our city. Secondly, my aspiration is to provide representation for every citizen. Finally, my ambition is to protect the future of our community. Thank you for this time. I look forward to being a part of this leadership of this city. I'm working for the Democratic Convention for our party for inviting you to share with you tonight.