I really, really think we're in Australia because a lot of that Australia is very familiar and very comfortable. So it is really nice to see. You want to hear this difficult. You don't realise you're like 10,000 miles away because there's nothing out of place in the UK. You don't realise until you see in the map how far you really are from the UK. Well, we've been here 13 months and before that, about two or three years before that, we were living in Spain. We lived there for just over two years. But we couldn't both couldn't get work there. Although we really liked the lifestyle, the outdoor lifestyle and the climate, it wasn't a long-term solution because we couldn't both have a career out there. And also, I didn't see much of a future for the children in a Spanish country. Well, we decided on Australia because we liked the idea of the climate and the lifestyle. So it was just well, it's a big country where where do we go? I actually went to these skills exhibition in London and taught people from different states there about known. There's obviously lots of nursing jobs around. But I did spend some time talking to a stand on Victoria in the city of Greater Jolong had a contact there. She was talking to me about visas and different times of visas. And just advising me on what might be the best way to go. And that Jolong were offering a permanent residency visa that the job opportunities are there. She talked to me about the education, the job opportunities that there will be for Paul in Victoria and Jolong. So that was it when it took place with Marley Meisel. I only want to go for it so that was it. Mine made up. You know what I'm not? I've been really, really surprised at the children. I think other people have as well but they absolutely love school. They've settled really well. And from day one they were made to feel comfortable at school with the other children. Really made an effort to make them feel welcome. They just love it. I started work within a probably a week of being here. Straight to work. So I was really focused on my job. I think people are very friendly in Australia and down to earth. And sort of there's less of the hierarchy within a hospital that people are more down to earth. And it's more first name terms where you might not get that in England. In Victoria, really lucky that we've got nursing ratios. So that makes a big difference for sort of job satisfaction and stress levels and patient care. And we call us our home now. We would never think about going back to the UK. We've decided to come here and say, this is our new life and we're going to stay. And we've got a lot of friends in UK that would love to do what we've done. But the other part that hasn't got 100% behind him or her. Or they can't leave the ties of their family. But we end up always with a bit of the same. This go for it. You know, Louse only wants so we'll make it go for it. Thank you.