I'm going to say, I can't be very lookoyish. And so my name is Jeremy Stahl and I'm wondering both. I've dedicated over 70 years of my college experience about a year and a certain years. From serving on the executive board to the largest minority organization on campus to now spearheading, mentorship and four public schools, and sitting on the advisory board for a local youth advancement organization. I'm not only from Valdov, but I'm also a member of the University of Michigan and I'm also a member of the University of Michigan and I'm also a member of the University of Michigan and I'm not only from Valdov and for Valdov, but I'm focused on Valdov. About 12 years ago I had some behavior issues and my uncle was on the phone with me. He lives in Houston, Texas. And he said, son, you got a bad habit of running. And I said, well, what do you mean? Because I'm a sitter in my wake, you may can't tell, but I'm having a fluke on my head. So I don't have a bad habit, right? And so he said, you got a bad habit of not taking things head on and doing what you need to do to get the job done. And so I opened these past 12 years, I realized something that it's not what you run from, but it's who you run for. And so I've had the opportunity to speak at Biosom Middle School, Biosom State Prison, FCA, and several local gatherings in the joint Sunday's part. Now I've been given the distinct honor of seeing the hearts of each citizen in this city. While everyone wants to be the voice for Valdov, that's not the job of the at-large. That's the mayor's job to be the voice. I've come to understand that the voice of the at-large is to be the hands for the community. We're here to help you grasp, gather, and gain the essentials to make our community stronger. That's why I'm running and that's why I want your vote. Thank you, Ontario. Mr. Holt. Thank you. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening. Good evening.