 Listen, I am fed up. You're just asking for more information, more information, more information. What is that all about? You know me, sir. I do business all the time. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, so. But let me explain to you why we request additional information. More information, manita. So, every year, $2 trillion is laundered through legitimate institutions like this bank. What do I have to do with me? This laundered money is used to support criminal activity and terrorist activity, and also to finance weapons for mass destruction. But what do I have to do with me putting my money into my account? Well, because of money laundering. Our bank, your bank, is obligated to comply with the International Anti-Money Laundering Regulation. What's that? By performing customer due diligence. Essentially, just knowing our customers a little better. You know me. Your banking patterns and transactions. It's a relationship, and if we fail to comply, the penalties will be severe. Not just for this bank, but for St Lucia. If we? Yes. I never realized that. But what's good is that we have an oversight body called NAMLOK. What's NAMLOK? The National Anti-Money Laundering Committee. It monitors St Lucia's compliance with international regulations. The aim is to nip money laundering at its source. You know what you're saying? It's the money city-wise. The money volley. For further information, contact the Attorney General's chambers at 468-3200 or visit the National Anti-Money Laundering SLU Facebook page.