Right, filming. So you're running for the for Red your Mountain View. Why are you running to be the member from Red your Mountain View? Well, I've been interested in politics since I was very young and I was doing my research prior to the election and I saw the pirate party and I thought this is perfect. So I ran. Now proportional representations become an increasingly important issue in this election. What is your position on proportional representation and why? If you think it's essential, we would like to see a transition towards a more representative system so that everyone's voice is heard. We have the requirements though that any system that we would move to would have to make sure that rural and urban people are represented and that it wouldn't lead to too much power to the big priorities. Alright now I went to a local arts venue here and I asked about a dozen people just randomly if you could ask can date whatever you wanted. What would you ask? And every single person said the same thing. They said we want we want to know how we can subsidize post-secondary education, how we can make it more accessible to Canadians. So how would you make post-secondary education more accessible to Canadians? Well first off the bat we want to abolish situations. So I think we have that covered. We would like to see it more available to people of all ages. We would also like to see distance education being encouraged. Alright now another increasing issue during this election has been the Trans-Pacific Partnership something that's been increasingly talked about since the anniversary of NAFTA in January 31st 2014. That actually had a protest in this very park. Now under the intellectual properties chapter a very important thing here party it allows generic drug patents to be carried on indefinitely and for the first time allows surgical procedures to be patented. How would you protect the ballooning cost of our health care this would cost and balance that with the rights of owners of intellectual property? Well first off I just like to say that we're strongly opposed to TPP as it appears to be that we see that the added intellectual property laws are step backwards. Beyond just drug patents and surgical patents they also would like to ban you from accessing services like Netflix in other countries through proxies or the like making that legal which we're opposed to. So yeah that outright opposition to the TPP. outright opposition yes. Okay now normally this is where I ask why your party leader would be the best PM but that's clearly not the goal with your party. Not right now. So I'd actually like to ask something a little more specific to your party. You guys have been talking about Mincom or basic income guarantee. Can you tell us a little more about what that is and how that will help our economy? Well first off it's it's not an expensive program which is something a lot of people wonder about. It would cost about our Mincom proposal the most generous situation would cost about 50 billion dollars a year and we think there would be 72 billion dollars a year and just saving just from the cost of poverty as well as it would bring it up to 180 dollars savings would include administration costs. So it wouldn't create an undue tax burden along with the policy of poverty and poverty isn't good for the economy it leads to a lot of disruptions with people's ability to contribute. So yes it would help. It would actually help it it's not what it seems as much as I might seem like an odd idea to give a handout in that way people at first and it's been tried in Doppin, Manitoba in the 1970s as well. So and it was successful it worked. There's a 3% reduction I believe in labor output and that was mostly one of the teenagers and young mothers. Fantastic thank you very much you're welcome.