Teamsters, lovely and team at the New York City. It's not. It's not. It's not. Very similar to this dispute in a way. The company has come to us and said, if you don't take a huge battery of cuts to your hours, to your wages, into your benefits, then we're not going to let you work here anymore. And these workers have been out on the street for two and a half months now. And they've got a clear plan in the company. That's what starved these guys out until they're willing to give up their mid-class gyro. And it's disgraceful, especially a company like Sotheby's, which serves the highest in clients in the world. They made over $690 million in gross profit this year and they're trying to starve out there. Their own people who help them make that money. And it's absolutely disgraceful. And it reminds me of this dispute in a lot of ways where the company doesn't bargain. It doesn't participate in that history of labor relations we have. They come and they give an ultimatum. You know, you accept these cuts. You're for you. Why do they do this now? They're for you. They're for you now. They're for you now. You know, there is something in the air right now. And there's an offensive, a global offensive against workers. And unfortunately, they have the sparks here and our teamsters in New York have been the targets. But I think they're going to be surprised when they find that unite in the teamsters are not unions to push around. And, you know, it's a wood obviously. It's going to ask what the moon is amongst the United States. Well, you've met Dorian already. You see that this is a feisty box. You know, we've been saving just in case something like this happened. And they're getting unemployment. So we're doing okay. We're doing okay. I have to say it's very inspiring. The solidarity we've already seen here. You know, London offices. You know, this is a London based company where it begins. We're originally a funding company, even though now it's traded on the stock exchange. And the solidarity we're getting from the TUC, from the RMT, especially from the United, is just very inspiring to our workers. So anything we can do here for these sparks here in the United States, you know, we're ready. What about the South American public road types to the US, or around the United States? You know what, we told you, you know, that they need us to come after you know, these contractors have a long arm and they have interest in the United States. They need action and the United States will do it. We're ready. And how can you tell us a little bit about the global history that you have Dorian, the thing that you were one of the first Indians to come out and support for the protest? I think what's so amazing about Occupy Wall Street is they adopted us early on. They came to us and said, oh, we need help from you. And they didn't even ask for anything. I mean, it was just people who are motivated by the right thing, you know, which is their motive. It's a lot of the event in America, our middle class jobs we have left, you know. And they've got the right message it's uniting people all across the United States. It's very inspiring. And you see the unions getting behind it, which is something we haven't seen in America, which is the protesters and protest types joining together with the force, very powerful forces of organized labor. And that's got the Republicans scared today. And that's really exciting. How do you, I mean, can you have a radio? What do you, what do you, what do you want to do? You're short term for the next few minutes. I mean, it's obviously, it doesn't seem to be disdiccated, sort of, lamenting. Oh, yeah, that's right, Wall Street. It seems the only beginning of it to me. Yeah. Look, just last night I was talking to John St. Wilson of our Transit Workers Union, sort of our R&T. And he's thrown his full support behind this thing. And then, you know, we have every building worker in New York, it's in the union called SCIU. And they're throwing their support behind it. And then it's spreading all over the country. And I heard it actually yesterday. I was talking so much. It's a new and they said that they're starting an occupied city. So, I mean, this kind of thing has really inspired me. So, was that? Yeah. Yeah, yeah, right? Thank you. Thank you. Thanks. Excuse me.