Joining me now is Parliament member Laco Yorchuk. Thanks so much for being with us. Good to see you. Thank you. What is the government trying to do with this? What do you think that this project that's going to cost hundreds of millions of dollars and all? What's it going to do? It's going to make this city prettier. It's going to tell the story of all past. It's going to see to boot to the country and also to the foreigners who we are. So they're going to be personalities from our past, the ones that will leading our uprisings from the different periods of the Macedonian past. It is a fascinating story that goes back a long, long way. At the same time, there are people that say maybe this money could have been better spent by managing it right now on things like education, things like roads, infrastructure. All these things are getting slightly improved. This is in this year during the first quarter had GDP growth of 5.1% and the second quarter 5.3% and that's in environment where the Greek economies goes down for 7%. Most of the Western European economies are stagnating about 0.2%. So generally, we are improving our performance piece by piece, including the education. The budget for education comes to US dollars was doubled in the last couple of years. So we're trying to improve the country in every single aspect. Now, the budget for education is improved. Still a lot of people in the country, they point to that statue and they say that statue costs more than the entire budget of the Ministry of Education. I'll tell you what I think, ladies and gentlemen, am I totally screwed or what? The government is getting a lot of support, a lot of public support for this. At the same time, you look at it and one of the things that's going to be here, you're going to have an eye on, like a giant ferris wheel, much like we see in London, it'll be somewhere down in here and some people say it's a little like Disneyland or a cross-dose like Las Vegas, there's an arc to try on. And for the first time in a democracy, the people were able to vote what they want and how they want their city, their capital to look like. So this project, Scorpio 2014 was supported on three general elections and one local election. So the people have voted during the key debates. There were opponents of course, about 60% of the public has supported and 40% not. But after it started to get the shape and the, and the, when the things are finished now, over 90% of the people are supported. They like it. Thank you much for being with us here. Thank you, thank you. Thank you very much. You're kind of chilly tonight, isn't it?