You're beautiful. I think I talk about rest stops now. I come from Australia and you go on any road to anywhere and you see rest stops. You see them everywhere. You'll see scenic lookouts, rest stops, everything. The sad thing is since we start a privatising road and having tolls that we pay for, we actually get less out of it. We're seeing less and less of the, I'm just going to make my way around here, pretty high up as you can see. We get less and less out of it. I mean in the US, Texas, a place like that where I travel in, I was thinking, my god, you're paying all this money. I've paid hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of dollars to drive on roads and it's just there for just doing miles on. There's no rest stops and stuff like that. It's bloody pathetic, to be honest. Although it is better than some of the other central American countries, even Mexico and like Baja and Mexico, there's so many amazing places to stop and just look and just take it in. You can't stop though because it's just road and that's it. There's no shoulder. So yeah, you end up just driving past all these amazing shit. But you have to stop. I mean you've got to stop. I think two hours riding straight is enough for anybody to just need a 10, 15 minute break and take the break. There's only been a couple of trips I've been on where I thought I've got to keep going and I did three, four, five, six hours. I think I did one six hour straight stretch, a tank full of petrol fuel basically. And really, you know, that's pretty ridiculous, you know. So I found the perfect medium is about two hours. About two hours is the maximum you need to. I think that's a maximum mile like to just get off the bike, stretch it yourself. And they might ask it's friggin' sore. I mean real sore after a few hours just, you just want to just get off the road and just have a look around. If you can get a nice scenic spot to do it in, all the better, you know. So I'm going to begin to Carly. So this is a beautiful thing about Central and South America. It's even the highways are phenomenal. I mean they're phenomenal for look out there. Sometimes they're not that great as far as the services of the road and the quality of the roads concerned. But you get great views like in America, like I was the first few days from Miami through, I was just dying. I was just thinking, is this anything happened here? It's just straight roads, you know. And the thing is you have to drive the speed that everyone else is riding. And they're all doing 85, 90 mile an hour. Because if you don't, you're just continually getting out of a taken by people. And it can be a bit dangerous, you know. People up your ass all the time. Another good thing to get up on the pegs and just give yourself a bit of a stretch. I can't even remember looking at this town on the map, it's pretty big though. But I'm going to have a break pretty soon. I need to have a whiz. What if you want to call it? I think it's called a ride, actually, that my GPS is. It's slight ride. So just make sure you get yourself arrested. It feels good to get off the bike and just get your eyes wide open again. So that's it for our need today before you go. Make sure you get yourself a good rest. If you have any questions or comments, just answer them as soon as possible.