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already has. Thank you so much. Good morning. Well, my
friend Aarn mckensire has already done a takedown of James
Lindsay for his latest insane meltdown. But I'd like to
address something and take it from a different perspective when
it comes to mister Lindsey. So everybody knows that mister Lindsey, oh,
he is the greatest at exposing the woke. Oh my goodness,
I read his book and I've never been able to
understand it any better. Oh, my God, like Paul Godfrey
didn't write these write two books about this twenty five
years ago. We'll get back to that. So what kind
of books did James Lindsay write before he exposed the woke?
So let's see. There's a book called Everybody Is Wrong
About God that he wrote. What a forward by Peter Bagoshian.
And the description of it is, it's a call to
action to address people psychological and social motives for a
belief in God, rather than debate the existence of God
with every argument. And this is from the uh, this
is from the introduction, and oh it says here James
Lindsay holds degrees in physics and mathematics, with a doctorate
in mathematics. He's authored two previous previous books, including Dot
Dot Dot and Plus God Equals Folly. He lives in Knoxville, Tennessee.
So the introduction says, with every argument for theism long
since discredited, the result is that atheism has become little
more than the noises reasonable people make in the presence
of unjustified religious beliefs, thus engaging an interminable debate with
religious believers about the existence of God has become exactly
the wrong way for non believers to try to deal
with misguided and often dangerous belief in higher power. The key,
author James Lindsay argues is to stop that particular conversation.
He demonstrates that whenever people say they believe in God,
they are really telling us they have certain physiologic, psychological,
and social needs that we don't know how to meet.
Lindsey then provides more productive avenues of discussion and action.
Once non believers understand this simple point and drop the
very label of atheists, they will be able to change
the way we all think about, talk about, and act
about this troublesome notion called God. And then this is
from the introduction. It says many people still adhere to
faith based thinking, including belief in God. This needs this
needs to be remedied, and by drawing upon the contributions
to the many talented individuals who have worked for this goal,
we can do it. The seventh chapter gives some specific
suggestions for how it might start being done. Further, secularism
must be demanded and may maintained. The eighth chapter addresses
that topic. We also need to change what we argue
about and how we do it when it comes to
the role of religion and society, particularly dropping any respect
for the idea of theism. This will change the fights
that we should be fighting in the way in which
we undertake them. And in the ninth chapter this cover
will be this topic will be covered in detail. The
tenth chapter is dedicated to offering suggestions on how we
might fill the psychological and social gaps that people use
God to ignore or fill. Cultivating ways in which we
can help people learn to fill those gaps is likely
to be very helpful, if not necessary, to create creating
and maintaining a stable post post faith society. He wants
to create and maintain a stable, post post faith society.
The eleventh chapter makes a call for how we might
service these goals and handle some issues that are likely
to arise as we shift to a post faith, posttheistic society.
So why do I bring this all up? I mean
he's harmless, right, I mean who cares? You know? Well,
this is a guy who gets invited to pastors' conferences
to talk about the woke. Okay, this is somebody who,
if you believe in God, he hates you. He wants
to destroy your belief and you make excuses for him
because he can explain something to you that other people
can explain too. And why do you accept James Lindsey
instead of people like, oh, I don't know Paul Gottfried
or anyone in our sphere because you've bought into the
post World War two consensus. You're just an anti fascist.
You're basically antifa. You would rather listen to a leftist,
somebody who hates you, somebody who hates every somebody who
wants to destroy the world you live in, somebody who
wants to destroy your thought once it changed the way
you think ultimately, because right wing bad because right wingers
are they're because left wingers are they what's what's the
old terminology? How do they say that they? Meanwhile, they're
just misguided and right wingers are just malicious. You have
that in your head you would rather have You would
rather listen to a left winger explain something to you
about this than a right winger because you would think
instinctively you may not even this is subconscious to you
that you think that, oh, I know he doesn't agree
with me, but he really means well, the right winger.
The right winger just wants to put people in camps.
Pus these people in camps. But James Lindsay wants us
to understand these people. James Lindsay has said over and
over again on Twitter that he would rather the woke
left win take over this world and the world be woke,
than someone like myself be in charge of it. He'd
rather see the woke win than a right winger. He'd
rather see the woke win than Charles Hay would be
in charge, or in McIntyre be in charge, or at
least the way they think their thought process. James Lindsay
hates you, and you make excuses because well, you know,
he he explains to woke and every day he told
me about you know, some obscure you know, Brazilian, Brazilian
guy who the other they that's how our education system
is run now. Paul Godfrey told you about this twenty
five years ago. He wrote those books twenty five years ago,
explains it perfectly. And what and what Paul Godfrey's Jewish
I mean, if you're really, if you've really swallowed the
whole post World War two consensus, you should love him
and want to protect him and do everything you can
for him. Now, just go with this atheist who hates
you and wants to destroy your world. Not only wants
to destroy your world, but thanks, you're mentally ill if
you believe, if you have any faith in God whatsoever.
Oh and by the way, this isn't only the Christian
this is every god. Okay, this is anyone who believes
in any kind of even the old gods. He wants
to destroy you. He wants to destroy the way you think.
He wants you to live in Bill Clinton's world. He
wants to go back to the nineteen nineties. He wants
you to live. He wants to live in Bill Clinton's
the paradise to Bill Clinton built for people like him
and Dave Rubin and basically all the homosexuals that were
just like, oh well, you know, it's like, look how
great the nineties were. We could do anything we wanted.
It was pure anarchy. That's James Lindsay. That's what James
Lindsay wants for you. If you believe in God. If
you yeah, that's and you'll make excuses because you bought
the book he grifted off of you. How could somebody
write those books talk about how even the very belief
in God needs to be destroyed, and not only that,
but that you have psychological problems that needs to be
addressed if you believe in God. And then he writes
a couple of books and a bunch of retearted right
wingers and evangelicals decide, oh, James Lindsay, can teach me
a whole bunch of stuff. We're gonna invite this guy
who fucking hates us to come and speak at at
our conference. And he's just laughing all the way to
the bank, just taking your money, taking money from people
that he considers to be basically fucking retearted because they
believe in God. Do you hear the language that here?
On and again with every argument for theism long since discredited.
The result is that atheism has become little more than
the noises reasonable people make in the presence of unjustified
religious beliefs. Thus, engaging an interminable debate with religious believers
about the existence of God has become exactly the wrong
way for non believers to try to deal with misguided,
an often dangerous belief in a higher power. The key author,
James Lindsay argues is to stop that particular conversation. He
demonstrates that whenever people say they believe in God, they
are really telling us that they have certain psychological and
social needs that they do not know how to meet.
He's saying, you're mentally ill, and this is who you defend.
Oh well, I just like the way he teaches me
about the woke. You've gotten him rich. I've never bought
one book of his. I've never gone to a conference
with him, had a chance to have him on my show.
Wasn't gonna have him on my show? What fucking leftist?
Fucking leftist? Why the fuck would I haven't? Oh? He
wrote some fake papers with Helen Pluckrose, his friend. Have
you ever looked at this woman? Would you have her?
Would you have these? Would you have these people in
your house for dinner? Would you invite these people to
Thanksgiving dinner? Would you invite the fucking devil into your house? Fuck? Unbelievable.
See you in a couple of days. Bye, good morning.
All right. I thought I would UH cover something since
it seems like all we're talking about lately is what's
happening with the uh with the flooding, the storm, another
storm heading to Florida, and these are things that have
to be covered, but I'm waiting to get more information
before I do that. I'm getting a lot of information
on the ground. Old Glory Club has said people on
the ground, still people on the ground there in the
Carolinas and Tennessee. So try to get some information in
the next couple of days. We'll definitely be talking about
that on our live stream tomorrow night Thursday night at
eight eastern Old Glory Club channel on YouTube. We live
stream there every week. But let us not forget about immigration.
And Christopher Rufo not a ye, not our guy, I
would say, but definitely does some good work out there
and is adjacent in some ways, but you know, like
I said, not our guy, but useful in many ways.
He and Christina Buttons penned a piece for City Journal
talking about Charlroi, Pennsylvania, and it's a short piece but
it goes over and pretty much shows how all of
this immigration is happening and in many ways this is
this is like Springfield, but a much smaller town. But
as you'll see, the numbers are just as crazy. So
I'll start reading. It's entitled A Troubled Place in Charloroi, Pennsylvania.
The local population grapples with the surge of Haitian migrants. Charloi, Pennsylvania,
is a deeply troubled place. The former steel town builds
along a stretch of the Monongala. Somebody's gonna correct me
on that, and I don't really care. River south of
Pittsburgh has experienced a typical rust belt rise and fall.
The industrial economy, which had turned into something resembling a
company town, hollowed out after the Second World War. Sum
residents fled to others, succumb to vices. The steel mills disappeared.
Two drug abuse treatment centers have since opened their doors.
The mills disappeared because they sent them overseas. You know,
all much of this is just sent overseas. People can
make the excuses about robotics, and it got sent overseas.
The town's population has steadily declined since the middle of
the twentieth century, with the most recent census reporting slightly
more than four thousand residents. Then suddenly things changed. Local
officials estimate that approximately two thousand, predominantly Haitian migrants have
moved in. The Town's Belgium Club and Slovak Club are
mostly quiet nowadays, while the Haitians and other recent immigrants
have quickly established their presence, even dominance, in a dilapidated
quartered corridor downtown. The change, the replacement of the old
ethnics with the new ethnic is an archetypal American story,
and as in the past, it has caused anxieties and
at times conflict. The municipal government had felt the strain.
The town, already struggled with high rates of poverty and unemployment,
has been forced to assimilate thousands of new arrivals. The
schools now crowd with new Haitian pupils and have had
to hire translators and English teachers. Oh wow, that I mean,
there are some people out there will tell you that
was that's good for the economy. It's really I mean,
they had to bring them in from outside, but I'm
sure it's good for the economy. People are making money,
they're paying taxes. They're good. They're they're good economic widgets.
They could be replaced easy. If you think of them
as a widget. They have no importance as people. Some
of the old pipes downtown have started releasing the smell
of suit and according to a town councilman, there's a
growing sense of trepidation about the alarming number of car crashes,
with some vehicles reported as slamming into buildings. I think
we've If you know anything about what's going on in Springfield, Basically,
these Haitians come in and they just give them drivers'
licenses and give them money to buy cars. They don't
test them, they just give them. So they're driving around.
They don't know how to drive, and they're killing people,
crashing into property. Everything. Among the city's old guard, frustrations
are starting to boil over. Instead of being used to
revitalize these communities, these residents areu resources get redirected to
the new arrivals, who undercut wages, drive rents up, and
so far have failed to assimilate. Worst of all, these
residents say they had no choice. There was never a
vote on the question of migration. It's simply materialized. Former
President Donald Trump, echoing the sentiments of some of Charlroi's
native citizens, has cast to change in a sinister light.
As he told the crowded a recent rally Indiana Pennsylvania,
it takes centuries to build the unique character of each state,
but reckless migration policy can change it quickly and permanently
progressive as expected, countered with the usual arguments claiming that
Trump was stoking fear and citing nativist resentment and even
putting the Haitian migrants in danger. There's no danger from
them driving cars around and crashing into people, but you know,
I mean, how running people over? But you know, well,
we have to worry about people rising up and saying
we're not going to take it here. Neither side, however,
seems to have grappled with the mechanics of Charlaroi's abrupt transformation.
Had thousands of Haitians end up in a tiny burrow
in western Pennsylvania? What are they doing there? In quemono?
Who benefits? The answers to these questions have ramifications not
only for Charleroi, but for the general trajectory of mass
migration under the Biden administration, which has allowed up to
seven million migrants to enter the United States, either illegally
or as with some three hundred and nine thousand Haitians
under ad hoc asylum rules. I think he's using seven
million there, and the numbers I've seen are far beyond that.
And I'm not going to get into that right now,
but you can look that up yourself. The basic pattern
in Charleroi has been replicated in thousands of cities and
towns across America. The federal government has opened the borders
to all comers, a web of publicly funded NGOs. Publicly
funded means the government's giving them money. They're not non
governmental organizations and GOO stands for non governmental organizations, but
they're getting government money to operate. So you deal with
the contradiction. I've already dealt with it. A web of
publicly fund that NGOs has facilitated the flow of migrants
within the country. Local industries have welcome the arrival of cheap,
pliant labor, and under the enormous pressures, places like Charleroi
often revert to an older form, that of the company town,
in which an open conspiracy of government, charity, and industry
reshapes the society to its advantage, whether the citizens once
it or not. What he says plant labor here, it
reminds me of I knew somebody who ran a business
and they would only hire people from I would say
eighty percent of his workforce was from a local halfway house.
I mean somebody who's halfway between prison and being released
and I'm sure you all know that sound like an
idiot trying to explain it to you. Why well, because
if they screw up, they report that back to the
house and the person gets busted back to prison. So
you know, if they if somebody questions something, if somebody,
I mean you just basically it's the same thing here.
It's like, well you either do exactly as we say.
And what I've said about this whole thing from the
beginning is especially after I learned about what was going
on in Springfield and how this whole what he calls
open conspiracy of charity industry and every I mean just
basically like this thing that really should qualifies for RICO
for under the RICO Act is that I think the
Haitians and a lot of these immigrants, these people, illegals,
foreigners are victims too. That doesn't mean that I don't
think that they should go back to where they're from.
I think we're all victims in this, but they should
still go back to where they're from. So, yeah, they
have plant labor, they can basically tell them to do
what they want on the know or report them in
some way and get them deported or something like that.
The best way to understand the migrant crisis is to
follow the flow of people, money, and power. In other words,
to trace the supply chain of human migration. In Charlotte
roy we have mapped the web of institutions that have
facilitated the flow of migrants from Port our Prince. Some
of these institutions are public and as such must make
their records available. Others, to avoid scrutiny, keep a low profile.
The initial and most powerful institution is the federal government.
Over the past four years, Customs and Border Patrol has
reported hundreds of thousands of encounters with Haitian nationals. In addition,
the White House has admitted more than two hundred thousand
Haitians through its controversial Humanitarian Parole program for Cubans, Haitians,
Nicaraguans and Venezuelans HNB, which it paused in early August
and has since relaunched. The program is presented as a
lawful pathway, but critics, such as VP candidate JdE Events,
have called it an abuse of asylum laws and warned
of its destabilizing effects on communities across the country. That
was when he was when he was mansplanning to those
two I was going to use the C word, So
those two can't understand normal thinkings who were moderating the debate. Yeah,
that was what that was all about. So the next
link in the web is the network of publicly funded
NGOs to provide migrants with resources to assist in travel, housing,
and come and work. These groups are called National Resettlement
Agencies and serviced a key middlemen in the flow of migration.
The scale of this effort is astounding. These agencies are
affiliated with more than three hundred and forty local offices
nationwide and have received some five point five billion in
new awards since twenty twenty one. And because they are
technically non governmental institutions, they are not required to disclose
detailed information about their operations. If I were elected president,
I would just unleash the cops on these motherfuckers. I
would tear it. I would make it illegal that non
governmental organizations within the borders were fucking illegal, and I
would go after the worst of these and make examples
of them I'm talking about. I'd create laws to see
that the worst offenders spend the rest of their lives
in jail or rusticated. These motherfuckers in CHARLOTROI one of
the most active resettlement agencies is Jewish Family and Community
Services Pittsburgh. According to a September Pittsburgh Post Gazette report,
JFCs staff have been traveling to Charlot Leroy weekly for
the past year and a half to resettle many of
the migrants. The organization has offered to help migrants sign
up for welfare programs including Snap, Medicaid and direct Financial Assistance.
While Jewish Family and Community Services Pittsburgh offers employment services
to migrants, it denies any involvement with the employer and
staffing agencies that were the focus of our investigation, and
yet business is brisk. In twenty twenty three, Jewish Family
and Community Services Pittsburgh reported twelve point five million in revenue,
of which six point one five million came directly from
government grants. Much of the remaining funding came from other
nonprofits that also get federal funds, such as two point
eight million grant from its parent organization. Highest highest is
I can remember the the the acronym, what the acronym is.
It's I'm retarded for not remembering this. Hold on the
heck is not on here, I'm looking, I'm looking. Give
me a work about us, who we are, who we are,
drawing on our Jewish values and history. Highest stands for
a world in which refugees find welcome, safety, and opportunity.
You know where they don't find welcome, safety and opportunity
in Israel, They don't send them there. Why why would
they not do that? Highest stands for Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society.
Why but they they sound so good? They drawing upon
their Jewish values and history. They stand for a world
in which refugees find welcome, safety and opportunity. How many
have they put sent to Israel? I mean, no one
wants to go to this shithole right now, but yeah,
interesting and Jewish Family and Community Services Pittsburgh executives enjoy
generous salaries. The CEO earn two hundred and fifteen thousand,
five hundred and ninety dollars, the CFO one hundred and
forty eight thousand, six hundred and one dollars, and the
COO one hundred and twenty five thousand, two hundred and
eighteen dollars, all subsidized by the taxpayer you're paying. I mean,
we know that there's probably printing money anyway, but still,
let's go see your grandkids or whatever. This is right here,
over five hundred thousand dollars the taxpayers are paying so
that they can flood your communities with people who are
going to replace you and kill you in car crashes
and basically drive you out of where you're from. And
if you don't think that this, oh, this isn't going
to happen where I live, who would have thought it
would happen in Charleroy, Pennsylvania? What's next? In the chain business?
In Charleroi, the Haitians are, above all a new supply
of inexpensive labor. A network of staffing agencies and private
companies has recruited the migrants to the city's factories and
assembly lines. They couldn't recruit them from other Americans in cities.
While some recruitment happens through word of mouth, many staffing
agencies partner with local nonprofits that specialize in refugee resettlement
to find immigrants who need work. At the center of
this system in Charleroi is Fourth Street Foods, a frozen
food supplier with approximately one thousand employees, most of whom
work on the assembly line. An exclusive interview Chris Scott,
the CEO and COO two salaries of Fourth Street Barbecue,
the legal name of the firm that does business as
Force Streets Food. Fourth Street Foods explained that his company,
like many factory businesses, has long relied on immigrant labor,
which he estimates make up seventy percent of its workforce.
The firm employs many temporary workers, and with the arrival
of Haitians, has found a new group of laborers willing
to work long days in an industrial freezer starting at
about twelve dollars an hour. Many of these workers are
not directly employed by Fort Street Foods. Instead, according to Scott,
they are hired through staffing agencies, which pay workers about
twelve dollars an hour for entry level food processing roles,
and bill Forth Street Foods for sixteen dollars per hour
to cover their costs including transportation and overhead. The average
wage for an entry level food processor in Washington County
was sixteen forty two per hour in twenty twenty three.
So you see, if a staffing agency can convince one
of these people they're still paying, the company is still
paying what they would pay an American. But now if
the staffing agency convinces somehow, maybe with kickbacks or with
supplying client labor, the staffing agency gets to keep four
bucks for every hour. That what seven hundred employees. There's
one thousand employees and this is seventy percent, So start
doing the math on that. According to a Haitian migrant
who worked at Fort Street and a review of video footage,
three staffing agencies Wellington Staffing Agency, CELEBS Staffing Agency and
Advantage Staffing Agency are key conduits for labor in the city.
None have websites advertised or services or appear in job listings. Weird.
How do you even have a business that deals with
human beings and you not even have a website or advertise.
According to Scott Ford, Street Foods relies on agencies to
staff its contract workforce, but he declined to specify witch agencies,
citing non disclosure agreements. Yeah, I've been saying lately all
of our solutions are fed posts. My mutual who goes
by Brandon Walsh on Twitter, has been saying that all
of our solutions are fed posts. That's why I'm laughing
instead of fed posting. The final link is housing and
here too. Fort Street Foods has an organized interest during
the COVID nineteen pandemic Scott said Fort Street Foods was
scrambling to find additional workers. The owner of the company, yeah,
because they were so busy, because you know, they were
They were one of the companies obviously who wasn't shut
down during COVID. Obviously I'm surprised they didn't starve us.
But you know, the owner of the company, David Barbie's
in acquiring and renovating a significant number of homes to
provide housing for his workforce. A property starts for David
Barbie and his other businesses. dB Rentals LLC shows records
of more than fifty properties, many of which are concentrated
on the same streets. So the owner of Four Streets
Foods has fifty properties in the town. After the initial
purpose purchases, Barbie required some of the existing residents to
vacate to make room for newcomers. He couldn't just go
there and offer those people jobs. A single father, who
spoke on condition of anonymity, was forced to leave his
home after it was sold to dB Rentals LLC in
twenty twenty one. We had to move out on very
short notice after five years of living there and being
great tenants, he explained afterward. A neighbor informed him that
a dozen people of Asian descent had been crammed into
the two bedroom home. They were getting picked up and
dropped off in vans. My kids were super upset because
this was the house they grew up in since they
were little. The man said, it was just all a
huge nightmare. In recent years, a debate has raged about
replacement migration, which some left wing credits have dubbed a
racist conspiracy theory. But in Charleroi, replacement is a plain reality.
While the democratic demographic statistics have shifted dramatically in recent years,
replacement happens in more prosaic ways. A resident moves away,
another arrives, the key to a rental apartment changes hands.
In one sense, this is unremarkable. And this is the
part where you know, I want to smack him a
little bit, but smack the authors of the article. Since
the beginning, America has been the land of migration, replacement,
and change, maybe within its borders. But I'm just fuck,
I'm just this is Norman bullshit, so I'll just keep going.
The original Belgian settlers of Charleroi were replaced by the
later arriving Slavic populations, who are now in turn being
replaced by men and women for Potau prints. The difference
was The difference here is the original Belgian settlers of
Charleroy being replaced by the later arriving Slavic populations. That
wasn't planned by Jewish family services. Whatever the fuck of
Pittsburgh and could in concert with a government that has
been occupied by a pack where everyone in Congress has
an apac person. That's not what happened when the Slavs
moved in. The economy changed along the same lines. The
steel plants shut down years ago. The glass factory, the
last remaining symbol of Belgian glass makers, might suspend operations soon.
The largest employer now produces frozen meals. In another sense, however,
legitimate criticisms can be made of what is happening in CHARLOTTROI.
You think, first, the benefits of mass migration seem to
accrue to the organized interests, while citizens and taxpayers absorb
the cost. No doubt, the situation is advantageous to David
Barbie of four Street Foods, who can pay sixteen dollars
an hour to the agencies and employ his contract labor force,
then recapture some of those wages in rent just like
the company towns from a century ago. But for the
old residents. The big difference when it was a company
town a century ago, that was for Americans, not an invading,
hostile force that can walk into a gun store and
buy a gun and not be And basically someone a
gun store that has a federal firearms license can refuse
sale to anyone, even if you have a carry permit,
even if you're pillary the community. They can refuse to
the President of the United States, they just for any reason.
They can. Yet it seems that they are being forced
to sell guns to these Haitians. This has been reported
over and over again happening in Springfield. So if you
think that maybe there's an invading army that's being armed
and they're being armed, they're not. Even the money is
being given to them to buy this weapon. Yeah yeah.
But for the old residents of Charleroy, who cherished their
distinct heritage and fear that their quality of life is
being compromised, it's mostly downside. The evictions, the undercut wages,
the car crashes, the cramped quarters, the unfamiliar culture. These
are not trivialities, nor are they racist. Conspiracy theories. They
are the signs of a disconcerting reality. Charleroy is a
dying town that could not revitalize itself on its own,
which made it the perfect target for revitalization by elite powers,
the federal government, the NGOs, and their local setrops. The
key question in Charleroi is the fundamental question of politics.
Who decides. The citizens of the United States and of
Charleroi have been assured since birth that they are the
ultimate sovereign. The government, they were told, must earn the
consents of the governed. But the people of Charleroi were
never asked if they wanted to submit their borough to
an experiment in mass migration. Others chose for them and
slandered them when they objected. The decisive factor, which many
on the institutional left would rather conceal, is one of power.
Martha's vineyard, when faced with a single planeload of migrants
can evict them in a flash, but Charleroi, the broken
man of the rust belt, cannot. This is the reality
of replacement. The strong do what they can, and the
weak do what they must. So if that's frustrating to you,
it's frustrating to me, it's frustrating to them. We're under occupation.
It's so obvious that we're under occupation by a foreign power,
by foreign forces, and they're open about it. And at
this point all of our solutions are fed posts. I
hope you don't take this. I mean, it's hard not
to take this as a black pill. But black pills come,
white pills come. Don't let the black pill consume you.
Take the black pill, choke on it, spit it out,
and keep going. As my buddy Jay Burden says, the
lie can't last forever. I mean, it's such a perfect
way he ends his show. Every time we live. This
is just an empire of lies. Everything is a lie,
and when you try to expose the truth, you sound crazy,
or you sound like a racist, or you sound like
a whist, whatever fucking term they come up with. Anyway,
I just wanted to give you this information. Do with
it what you wish. See you in a couple of days.
Take care, Bye,