Welcome to Bike Fix Day Island. So if you could towards you. Can you hear it? Yeah. Can you hear it? People are bringing their families, their kids, and you might find that neighbors, they've coming big groups. Eddie here is just pumping them out, right Eddie? 23. Yes. It's ready. Next, next, next, next, next. Hello. This is Cornelium's Yor. People's Bike Day are here. Today you are seeing me out at the Big Fix Day BK. We have four teams of professional mechanics who are all being paid because paid people for their work. Kids, bikes, adults, bikes, helmets, snacks, the healthy kind. It's just a beautiful day. I love fixing bikes in general, and it's a pleasure to be able to do it for a bunch of people who don't have a lot of bike stops around. Sister Robin is a very capable bike technician who is really helping the community. And it's a beautiful thing that our intimacy in our craft and love of bicycles allows us to get together in this trying time. There's been tons of residents that have come through. Some who have just been at the park who saw that we're doing this and want to get their bikes and are getting them fixed for free. We're just awesome because we know the bike shops are over capacity right now. They took their training wheels off and they pumped up the wheels and they also fixed the chain. You ready to ride? Without training wheels? I think it's awesome. I came from Harlem to come get my bikes in. My family is slipping. Some homes are going to look at that and fix that for me. There's not a lot of bike lanes when you get around these parts. But you know, we made our way. So it's important that people have options in all tardatives and I think that people should be biking anyway but of course bicycling is a socially distant, safe form of transportation. We're really covering the essentials just to give people rolling. Brake cables, chains, brake pads, tubes, anything up to that just to help them get the bike functioning. And you know, from there you can kind of take it to the next level if necessary. We made this little course. So, it's a practice course for the kids. Hopefully it gives them, yeah, like little yield signs that are over crossing this little fund while they wait. Okay, that's that's what it's all about. I love it. And ideally, you want two fingers horizontally right here between the high and the helmet. And they literally say to me, oh, I'm so happy y'all are here because I haven't had air of my tire for a year. Or I blew a tube and I didn't have $10. $10 is meaningful to a lot of our city's population as far as the bicycle guy's an elective opportunity and choosing not to spend $10 or that and spending to war bills and other necessities in life. Sharing, you know, sharing is caring is underrated phrase. Like sharing time and energy, taking oneself out of one's comfort zone to provide for others is what equity is, you know.