Thank you everybody and I want to ask you how many of you out there know George Debbie. Alright, alright. I was always known when he was president of the union of ICG I was always known as George's designated translator. He had his own way of speaking, he still has his own way of speaking and he's done so much for the industry. He was president of the Guild for 20 years. Now between him and myself I've been president for 13 years so there's 33 years of union leadership up here and he comes on up. George where are you? George come on up. George is dedicated. Come on up George. Hey, sexy, come on. He was different over the years, over the 20 years and even with the perfume that he wears. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. But he's a wonderful human being who dedicated his life to cinematographers, to assistants, to camera operators, to publicists, to still photographers. He is dedicated to the union movement and since he's been gone he's dedicated his life to the American Society of cinematographers. So this man deserves an award award from sitting here, a lifetime achievement award. Thank you. This is not camera. Okay, so George, here you go. George. George, it's a congratulations George Dibby. Congratulations George Spiro Dibby ASC on your legacy lifetime achievement award from Sinny Gear Expo in 2009, 2019. Now, where? Okay, that's wonderful. This is wonderful award from the Reminders. I really appreciate you giving him this award. But I have another shitty plaque. That's what we call them at the union. He started another shitty plaque. This is from the International Cinematographers Association, the George Spiro Dibby for establishing the ICG Local 600 Scholarship program, and 18 years of dedicated service and scholarship committee member from the International Cinematographers Guild. George, thank you. So congratulations and thank you for your years of service. You never told me how hard it was to be present. Thank you. You did a good job. I want to thank you and Todd. Todd? I'm talking to you. Todd, sorry. I know these guys for a long, long time. I want to thank you because you are... Look at the crowd. You bring us together once a year. And by the way, thanks a lot once a year. I cannot see them all. Who wants to hear them all? Anyway, so I want to thank you for all their work in the department. Now, I want to thank you once again guys. Education, education, education. Why I developed my life on that? 50 years ago, 65, Paramah, this life. I was on the set as a Christian. I asked a question from the Catholic and the Cinematographer and they told me I said something why did you put the card in a project? What is the source? The next day I was not on that set. So this guy, he was right now. So I decided when I become somebody, I want to vote all my life to help the Mexican makers. That's my own. Thank you. What was he? Can I, guys, without this woman, the ASEC does not function. Patti Armacos. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you George. Do I get money? Of course you do. Of course. Thank you.