 Nice. Have you ever studied finance? I did. I did. What I did here, I'll tell you my business perspective, right? I went to university after high school for a year, right? In sciences, in geophysics and mathematics. And I was in hard sciences or sciences, my whole school career, high school, you can call the career, right? So I needed a little change, it was stagnant. So I dropped out of university and people were like, what are you crazy? You got at the university on the first, I said, I just need a break. I want to try something else, right? So I dropped out of university and went to community college to take business. People are like, oh my god, she just does it backwards. People go to college to do upgrading to go to university. There's more on is going to university and then downgrading to community college. After that, I dropped out. I went and got a job at a gas station to admit on a graveyard shift to be able to read lower rings, right? People are like, oh my god, she just lost it, right? But long story short, I went to university and I wanted something else other than sciences, so I went to community college to take business and I enrolled in a two-year business program. Within a month and a half, I realized business was just experience. Just do, learn the system and apply the system, right? And I knew the math, right? So the math was just ridiculous for me. I'm like, then this is your finance. This is what you guys are talking about. Now, I'm not talking about higher masters, PhD degree, finance. We're using calculus and stuff. I'm talking about business degree, right? So after a month and a half, two months, I realized I'm not going to stick through the whole two-year program. This is too simple. I can just do this. I'm already doing this. I had my own business already. I already incorporated a business that was doing stuff on the side, right? So I just partied for another two months and the term was over. I failed half the courses and I dropped out, right? And then a year and a half later, I went back to university back into sciences. That's my finance schooling, okay? Marketing was hilarious. Accounting was a joke. Oh, yeah. By the way, my other finance degree, here's something I did, something else I didn't finance. Tolasca, do you know SAP? Enterprise Resource Planning Software from Germany, right? Over 20 years ago, 20 years ago, over 20 years ago, okay. Over 20 years ago, I've been doing geophysics for like 10 years and I wanted a little change. So I put my name into the SAP program to get certified for SAP because I wanted, I saw Enterprise Resource Planning, huge data management. I was really into data, right? And I am still into data. I love data. So I looked around and I realized there was SAP, one of the big players, right? Enterprise Resource Planning, managing lots of data. So I put my name in for SAP modules to get certified in them, right? And I forget what I put my name in. I think I put my name in the, I can't remember what I put my name in. And there was an opening. They gave me a call, right? There was an opening for the FI module. FI was the finance module, right? So they gave me a call and they said, hey, listen, there's been an opening in the finance thing. We need to know if you want to fill that spot. Otherwise, we're going to move on to the next person on our list. And I said, finance, finance isn't what I wanted to do. And they said, look, you have to tell us right now if you want to do it or not. And I was in Vancouver and this course was in Montreal. They only offered us certain times of the year in certain places in the world, right? And I said, okay, what the hell? I'll take it. Now, the course was $10,000, right? 21 years ago, the course cost me $10,000. And it was in Montreal. It was another city. So I had to go for get room and board there as well. So a long story short, I went to Montreal, right? Paid them $10,000, got a furnished apartment for two months, okay? And the first day in class, we're sitting there and there's the head of the RCMP, the finance for head of the RCMP. Some people head of finances from different corporations and stuff were there, like accountants, high level accountants and money managers and stuff like this, high end managers. And the first thing that teacher says was, you know, okay, gang, we're starting like a month and a half crash course on this module. Let's find out who's here. And it was like 20 of us in the thing. So everyone started getting up saying, I'm from this company, the company's paying for it. I'm getting my FI certificate. You know, I'm here to get my FI because we're going to do implementation, roll it out. So everyone started getting up and I'm like, damn. So I got up. I got up and I said, yeah, my name is so-and-so, chicho chicho, right? My background is geophysics and a minor in mathematics. I've done 10 years of work in environmental geophysics. And the opportunity came up for me to come and get my FI certificate for SAP. So I decided to cough up the money and come and do the program. Now, I don't know accounting, right? But I bought three books. I think I bought three accounting books and I hide them on my desk. I got these accounting books to learn accounting, just the terminology of how this stuff works. And I'm going to get my FI certificate and maybe try out, you know, working in this field to see what it's about because I like data management. Everyone's looking at me. They're all like, what is this guy saying? He's got books to learn accounting. Well, we're going to be the crash course on SAP FI module that most people fail. And half the people fail that course, right? So after a month and a half, we do our thing. We do a little networking and stuff like this. We write the exam. I get my FI certificate, right? Half the class failed. I don't know. You know, man, what I've said I mean, learn the language of mathematics for anyone that wants to do anything in your life. Learn the language of mathematics and you can pretty much do almost anything you want in your life if you put your mind to it, right?