actually, we're in the Chinese block. When I do this talk in Asia, I get a lot of pushback from people who say, I've got a very Anglo-Saxon view on the world. And I think that's an acceptable criticism of it. But my view is that most people choose not to be in the Chinese block. Now, I think if you if you're sitting in Singapore or something, you may come to a different conclusion. But my opinion is most people choose not to be in the Chinese block, whether they're Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, they choose not to join the Chinese block. So I think you should really get somebody on the discuss Asia. There's a different opinion on who's happy to be in the Chinese block rather than have some, I'm not an Anglo-Saxon as you know, Grant, I'm a Kelt fully signed up. But pride Kelt, well, Anglo-Saxon characteristics, that's put it that way. So yeah, so that's what that movement and the currency means, I think it's very difficult to sit on the fence after (57/99)
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