I was interested you say that actually because my 11 year old, he is just, oh, he's a chocoholic. No no doubt. And he's hunting around. What can I have to eat? Have you not bought any chocolate? And I'm like, oh, there's Kit Kats. No. No. And he's not been very well the last couple of days. So he wanted a pancake because I he knows I'll put chocolate in it. But it's like my other half just said, you would have been better off just giving him a tablespoon of Nutella to eat because he's just after that chocolate fix. And we tried to give up the sugar fix all about 3 years ago, and he was hanging off the cupboards literally.

So, I started contacting these people living in Russia, Westerners living in Russia. There's Americans, Australians, and UK. I'm one Mexican guy as well. But there's 100 of them moving to Russia. And, they all love it, and they're all basically saying get yourself over it. It's fantastic. So, this was this was ages ago. This was about a year ago, I thought. And so when I mentioned it to people, they were like, really, even my friends who are, awake, were like gobsmacked.

Well, hopefully next year, I'm gonna go to Russia for a month. A month? Right? So start at the beginning. How how on earth do you decide, right, I'm going to Russia? Well, I've just started I read a book by these 2 young lads who, they they like to do an adventure. And, they were working in a meat packing factory in at the night shift. And, one of them heard on the radio, I think, that, they just opened up a, highway from Saint Petersburg to Vladivostok. So that's from, basically, the Baltic Sea right across to the Pacific, through 7 time zones. And they decided to pack in their job, jump in their Ford Sierra, and drive to Vladivostok from Britain.