I can look up now. Track I am here. This is my Brown Jake, the editor of North. Today, such as New York, 800 feet, request in 2000, 200 feet from our kick-down invitation team. To move away from these 2007, not only is it a feet-backer, U.S. number one, number three time at the state. And all the whole time, for you to always be with me. Congratulations. Was there any strategy for you to learn how to move fast today? Was there a strategy for you to kind of sit back? How would you like to change it? Well, I had to start a dream ahead. Get out the first lap. The first lap is always a fast lap. I don't think there's really a strategy today, because it feels like a long race, but it's a very quick race. By the time you get to bail, you got one more to go. So feel like the second lap is very key today, a hundred, especially the back-shed. You have to push that back-shed. You have 300 meters left. And a lot of things have happened with 300 meters left. So I think pushing on the back-shed is very key. Then you've got to work the last 200. When you get to the last 100, you've got to just pump your arms. You put all that together and tell us what you're telling us so if you can come down those last 100 meters, you can see the flock up there, and you see the time, and what are you telling us so, saying, yeah, I'm going to be faster here. Yeah, once I got to the 600, I was like, 131. Oh my gosh. Once I got to the 100 meter, I looked up slightly at the biltrond, but I couldn't really see the time, so I said, one something, and I was like, oh, jeez. I said, opening up my arms, and pushing, I heard the crowd in my ear. Go, go, go. I just started putting my arms in, and I blamed and I finished. And most two out there, I was like, oh my gosh. You defeated the run-of-miss-sempel-me-correct-of-year last year, and then for you again, you go two or three. I'm going to stay in state history. You know there's been a lot of great, and there's been a lot of great runners-of-miss-sempel-me-coronters. What does that tell you about? Not only the work put in, and the potential that you can build by, because I can tell you here, I'm using it. Um, I think it shows like all the hard work that's at practice, throwing up, and call jump-dizzy. I think it's just like a big, like, like, surprise to me. It's like all this hard work, and more it can explain how this feels. We know that there's a lot left, but this is like fantastic and cheap, but again, the Kinsy Brown, J.W. North, two, three, 07 here at the 2020, for painting invitation, 800 meters, U.S. number one, number three performance in state history, and a new painting invitation, unique record. Kinsy, congratulations. Thank you.