Poddriarkatet: Hello there all Swedish fans and welcome to this week's of the the that doesn't bring up anything else than football this week, We'll see. It's surprise for everyone to today. But I would like welcome all non-Swedish fans, if there is anyone listening. Right, could be that we have some Tunisians in the audience. Some plural Tunisians that we don't know. Yeah, so it's so nice days It's fantastic I like Tunisia very much so their cooking especially I have been in a lot of cooking algorithms on Instagram For some reason I up in Tunisian cooking a week ago and they they doing their harissa classic chili pasta there And they a fish in the oil, oil, harissa, fish and then down in a bread. That's Tunisian cooking for you. Exciting, exciting. I to a little more with my other senses later. Out of the Yes, absolutely. I can cook that for you. what a luxury. Now I don't know why not. Tunisia has lost so it might taste even better. Now to that from them too. Exactly, we're appropriating their kitchen. What's happening? But we're little stressed, we're going to see Obsession. No. No. We saw that last week. This is 2026 Barbenheimer, can you say? Oh, right. But it's a bit of contrast to Barbenheimer. Because it's two films in same genre. Exactly, it's not the But these more comparable. It's like... It's more a compliment. Or what do you More a than a compliment. Yes, absolutely. That's possible. Because Barbenheimer was really... It was a compliment. They needed each other. It's they weighed up... But this is more... It's more less the same. But... The similarities are everywhere. In Obsession we a 26 year old director. In Backrooms, which we're see now, we a 19 year old. 20 maybe. think he's 20 now. But he was 19 when he started. Which is a bit... You almost bit gross. It's the scariest thing about any these movies. That a 21 year old has released a fucking movie for several million people while you're trying to find a job. Exactly, get completely... The guy could be a gooner. I don't think Steven Spielberg is a gooner. I think there are some those guys who like to... I think Steven Spielberg does more classic strokes. But now we this... New directors who have grown up in the Gooner era. So they may have gotten their material from Gooning Sessions, which makes it easier for me. Alright, I think... Christopher Nolan, I've he was a Gooner before. But then he CGI in POR. And he stopped. Exactly, his Christopher Nolan's Goonings session is that he starts watching the video when it's finished. He just the nature documentary instead. No, but he has his own fun... He starts with the outro and then he the intro and then middle. That's a Goonings session like with Christopher Nolan. But some thoughts before the movie. Backrooms. We've heard about this internet phenomenon. Or at least more of us. don't know, maybe not has about it. No, it's obviously internet lore. Creepypasta is... It was one those creepypasta, if you don't know what it What is it? It's like... Under the internet's golden age, for like ten years ago, when people focused on these forums and wrote instead of just having bots. Oh, was it like Yes, there were people who weren't right. Then were many like this, then was a little creepy past, were some scary phenomena that emerged on different forums and stuff. For 4chan and Reddit and stuff. And Backstrooms is one of those phenomena. Yes, there is also a comment on scene capitalism, The scary thing it is that it is a landscape Which... I don't know. I don't you should... You probably a 12-year-old who came up this from the beginning. I don't think I've read the back room myself. It wasn't Fukuya who started the back room story. Not what I know. Not what I know. But the thing is that it's a dimension that only consists of the contours. And very funny. I don't understand how to put together a story of that. Because it's just one... We've seen this... We all But I've seen a of clips when it's a game and they go around in Like a Garry's Mod version. And then a 2D Kanye West who chases it. And you get so scared of that. So I would have been okay with an hour long POV. view with someone who walks around in the backrooms and is chased by a Kanye West in 2D. The craziest thing would be if it was third Kanye West they were The real Kanye West they were with. It's the whole budget. Oh right, they pay him and then he just runs around like... I don't know how that would have flying today. No, it would have been a more controversial figure. Yes, and I think this 2D effect makes it almost scarier. Yes. In a way. Because becomes so inhuman. Exactly. It's just a picture. The idea that a picture that hunts it can be into fear again. That makes it scary itself. Yes. So will be really exciting to see what it is. Something that is hidden there in the real movie. Really. It's that you could ... What was it? It's still quite high budget. Wasn't it that had very low It's the obsession that had really low budget. I obsession had like 75 000 dollars. That's nothing. Which is, and then it 250 million. But that's like, that's the daily way to make a film, think. So we have these YouTube creators who can do basically everything and get things to look very nice with a small budget. Yes. And that that is, that ⁓ is, is, ⁓ It's an indie movie, must say. Not a Bollywood movie, but an indie movie. At least... What's it Not Batchrooms, because it's still 824. So it's real studio. But Obsession was, connected to a real big studio. Okay, but isn't DreamWorks the one... No... Yes, in the beginning it was DreamWorks. I put back everything I said. But it feels really weird, isn't it Dream? Then they just to buy the rights after the I think that's probably new way to make movies. It's the smaller companies. You outsource the whole... The The whole film making itself. It's like a... A record company. Maybe the itself isn't what you... You're you're not a producer or songwriter or artist. You're just the one who sells the But that's how it with everything nowadays. Sweden is damn boring to talk about. How media works. But for example, if you listen to a Swedish radio podcast, you'll hear in the beginning, this podcast was made by the or production company MyKid. And then, yeah, so it's not like... It's someone else who did it and SR bought up the rights. That's it most often. And it's a shame that everything is outsourced. Except for the podricate. From Axe to Limpa, it's only us who did it. We actually Riverside 2000 SEK. Not even podricate. So we are outsourced. We are from the A-Reverse What are you to about this week, Fagan? That's good fucking question. I've been all day. So maybe I'm to a bad anecdote. I'm still cooking. You're still My brain has been a... A... A tail? An egg shell. I haven't been to get anything I've tried to... I've been scrolling through the Dn, trying to find something interesting. It's a bit of a new thing. But I'm going to try... I have a bit of work to to talk about my... Ex? My hospital visit. What did Your ex? No, I'm talk about my hospital visit today. Nothing interesting happened. We tried to squeeze water out of completely dry disc. We'll see where it leads. For everyone who doesn't see Fabian now, which is everyone except me, can say that Fabian came home with a new band on his hand. Hand, important. No other bands. Not on his step. Yeah, we'll see. For once it's me who's the least prepared. It's fun to that side of people as But you Sven, what to I don't want to make people disappointed, but I have a list again. Five things. Now you see, last week it ten, now it's only five. It goes out. Five things I can't comment on. It's just a list. So what's on the is what's on it. There's nothing more than that. So you're just to read out your list and then we're done? Then I sing a little song. Okay. And comment on a word in the Okay, I know exactly what song it And then I have a... completely absurd meta joke that will be released later. That's what I most of in this podcast. Sven will carry this podcast completely. So I think we can get my part overstated. So you can take over. But it's interesting. Well, shoot. Alright, first I'll come up with something now, comes to the movies we talked about, Obsession. What I find most absurd about this movie is the name What's his His is Bear. Yes. You saw the movie. I always the name and the His face was like Charlie Kirk's. But the craziest thing that director's is Curry in first name. What? His name is Curry Baker. What? It sounds like he's more like he's to baked bread. Alright, alright. Alright, let's move on. Quickly, let's move on from that joke. No, like I... That was straight up racism. No, know. I thought it was... No, I was Yeah. That nice. Thank you. nice. Now I'm going to try... I feel like a real-life influencer. Trying to get content out of the There's no content to have. Nothing happened on my visit to Slack. It was the of... It was the of coffee. Okay. You flew through the institution on a snail sandwich. Kind of. A relatively slow snail sandwich. But a snail sandwich nonetheless. Alright. No. I got lot of good help. Every step was explained clearly. You're to there and wait. Then this person will come and help you. And went well as well. But the funniest thing was... For context... about a month ago. I applied a job right after a month after her. But then I with my bike and the injury. I just it was just a little direction, so I skipped it to check it out. But since then it hasn't been leaked, so I went to check it and it turned out to be a little flat. Anyway, I'm to say the best of my visit. It was how nice everyone was. I met. But mostly my smoking was First I couldn't hear what she said because she had a pretty strong break. had a strong American break. She was so nice when I was about smoke my hand. She was like, okay Fabian, I want you to put your hand on this side. And then she was like, is this okay? this okay? But I was like, I'm holding my hand. on a table. It's not that exhausting. You didn't into a tube, centrifugal tube? I didn't into a centrifugal tube. No, that's right. No, it's just that you have to smoke like, I mean... The Yes, I've smoked the once. Yes, then it was centrifugal. No, then was like they sat two big, like, now I'm making gestures with hands. Mammography. I've been to mammography, so I don't know. Wait, okay. It was pretty... No, but then it me between two floors and then... Yeah, they a What was little scary was that the room was completely demolished. Above this smoking lamp. Or the camera. Was there any electrician in the I don't know what electricians have worked as a smoking nurse. Like, how do you think that? You're okay with the lighting but like, electricity. There you the line. The thing was, it was a scary because they had the doors The slowly up into the room. And was dark inside, and could see some hospital cakes in the of a bed. It was in real back rooms. And you just for the nurse. And the out and really nice. It was pretty... But was the same thing in another room when I sneaked in. And see the wall, they have long bars. It was the ER version of Backrooms. but instead of a carney that I'm after, it a nice American, 7-church one. So it's a better version. And when I said that, nothing There no analysis? I an analysis from my doctor. He was the only one wasn't that nice. He sounded nice, he could be nice. But he was a little... little... Almost a aggressive. But he was like... He was like... What are you here? He was like... It was a little weird. on the the a bit a shame. It was a pretty old wound. A month old, I was like, well, it said before I came here that had four weeks ago. wasn't even that old. What are the news? They are always so passive aggressive, many doctors. Yes, but you notice that. Now comes the that I just came up with right now. It's a question of ... There's big difference between doctors and nurses. There's a big difference between nurses. All nurses, male and female, regardless of all nurses I've today and all nurses I've ever met, always very nice and welcoming. They've got the job because they want help. Or they've asked for the job. But the doctor was like, everything he did during the whole visit. was to look at these X-rays for like two minutes. just fracture. Exactly, I met three other nurses before. And then after he looked at me and said, yeah, was a fracture. Then he just let the nurse tie his hand and get home. He said, yeah, your injury is fractured. I'll have fractured. I had paid for before. Your injury is fractured. No, I'm going to factor in. He might have said but he wasn't really anything. He was a bit Stockholm. But like the Stockholm style that's bit harder to pinpoint. You sound bit nice, but you're also bit dry. He doesn't like Alkyssen outside of Fagerst. No. No, he sounds like his brother. Hit me, Kieran, the No, you're boring today. Yes. So there we have it. The doctor is a bit less nice than a That my... That was what I learned today. And that I have a fracture in my hand. Two things I learned today. But that's good. You should start seeing things half-full, full of Instead of half-empty. Yes, exactly. For example, today I thought about... I ate a cucumber. I'm on death. And I really appreciate the cucumber. what a good cucumber Ika had fixed. Ike is the distributor, not Ika who has fixed the They have done some of process. Which I applaud. I think they buy it from a grocery store. They buy it from those who do not even pack the cucumber. But they check the I guess. Some selection process. ate the cucumber today. So it was like, it tastes like mom's cucumber. I wanted a cucumber. So, see the cucumber half full. I wonder where it from. I don't either. How is it at all? I wanted to use half full cucumber. So that's why I to the conversation. I was like, jump into it without any context at all. have see that you a hand left. I don't want to the doctor to know. No, no, it's true. You saw it before. If someone sees that I less hand than I thought I had. Do you how we very nervous to do podcast today? We just rattle on. I think it's more that we don't have anything, there is no red thread. There is hardly any thread. No. Except... No. Do you me to up... I have nothing more say. Sorry to you who are I will find something good for after... I will spend the whole midsummer with sitting at and trying to a good subject. Yes. So after midsummer I will come up something good to say. We can start with a little song. I was going to comment on this bar, if it's okay. The line that is sung in G's song when we bury gold in the You will get listen to which line I I we have a question. I will turn to your mic and you can fill in. You hear me singing. We'll see how goes. Sven has a much better vocal voice than I do, so I apologize in advance. Who should answer? You can email me if you want to Oh, right. This is how it is to hang out on Järknegatan when you start off as a Swedish citizen. To all the girls we have tried, to all the girls who believed, that everything we did, is to be with us, westward! To all those who cross the Atlantic, to the waterways, world will end up from New Delhi to Moskva! That's very funny! When we bury gold in the I am banger! Now hear them with the best day I Unfortunately, sorry. Sven sings much better than me. Now you to hang out us. Which bar do you think I wanted to on? I think it was New Delhi to Moscow. No. No. I know. We've taken this up. But we have... This is a half... This is also a half-full half-empty. Because this is a half-empty discussion, because we had it before. Yes. But there we only half. Yes, what I wanted to comment on was to all girls... We have been But then, now I realize that I don't have so much to comment on, because I googled up what shocked means and it wasn't so problematic. I did, you what I did just before we recorded the podcast? I also googled up what shocked means and realized that you didn't have anything to talk about. So we both have had the same experience, but... The conversation is over. You can start with your initial interpretation. I thought it meant all the girls we... To all the girls we've through, we've just been it and then dumped them. All the women we've abused, I that meant. And I thought, but god, how problematic. How the did you that in 1994? But also, in that context, I it's weird that that interpretation is whatever. What then? Why would they say that to all the girls we've... Well, was a different time, so they tried to in as much sexism as possible. Just because it was that one of It was on the But then it I've forgotten. Yes, means rather that you have chosen to give up something, let go of something that you actually might... In the end goal to try to something else. Then you have chosen to let go something that you actually might not want to Right. So it's more about choosing the... You've chosen the Cup and football over these girls. And I that... But... Interesting! This song has become a of a World Cup song. The World Cup song, in... So that's I have this on my list. I'm to up five things from my Swedish World list that all other members have picked up. But we have many footballers or people who are football supporters who also listen. So I you also need... They may not be active, but they may change the Yes, They have to stay in Sweden. But we who have analyzed this, we can tell... Football's VM. How it's going. Because there been lot of problems with this VM. We've had a of small flimms of fascism everywhere. hardly any flimms. No, it's been full-blooded fascism. So then... I'll start with number one. These are boring things, mostly. Five boring things about VM. Five boring things about VM. Football judge Sean Evans made the white power sign. He made this up and down, O-K sign. Which in the circles has become a symbol for white power. Because it looks like a P and a W. I thought it was up and down, and I it was white power. Because then it looks like a V and a P. If you have it up and down, not a V P. He never it. I think it's really weird. I don't think it's weird that... it's that he it. Because it's still a white paper sign. But what think is weird is why... Why the right-wing system has taken it up and down. Yes. Instead of turning it It might be upside down, really. Yes, I think so. But what's it This He used a symbol called a dog whistle. A dog whistle is a symbol that has... two distinct messages that can mean different things in different forums and on. And that used by many right-wing extremists to show a message and then when you are attacked, to to joke about it as if it just an OK sign. And this is something that Nick Alinia has done in the SVT studio well. And it's really hard to criticize that because when they are criticized, then... Can they just say that what the it just an oku sign. And it made me think that I am a dog whistle. I am the dog and my mouth is a whistle. Or the words that come out your mouth. Because I always say things that are, it could be, I am serious and half joking. So as soon as comments on what I then I say, but I'm joking. But that's not You always that you're before someone comments on what you Yeah, that's true. You got me. Every time you something, it's almost under your breath. You can't just stand there for nothing. Exactly. But it's because you should be to interpret it as, oh, he's or, damn, that was smart. But when you SKM, I think it was smart, I don't you dare to stand for your own sake. Okay, You showed me once again. Okay, number two. Cap Verde's goalkeeper, little grandma. This was Cap Verde, who is a small island nation with 500,000 inhabitants, who defeated... No. No. Who played the same game Mastodonten, Spain. the winner, the Spain. And Cap Verde's 40 years of goalkeeper, he he plays in the Portuguese second league. He has never experienced a World before. He does a cannon match and succeeds in keeping the zero. And then as soon it's over, he just breaks out in tears. And he has had a history of having a difficult upbringing. He was Little Grandmother because he always to bring his grandmother to game when he was little. People were mean to him because he grew up with his grandmother. Now his grandmother is dead. His tried to get her mother to the US. She didn't a visa. He didn't have the to pay her a visa. That's why he fell on his toes. I that's so damn strong. More than a sport. And now he has gone from 50 000 followers to 7 000 000 followers. Which is insane. So there we have a positive thing from the I hope they take longer than just the stage. But that's also untrue. Yes, unfortunately. But he deserves all happiness in the world. I love you, little grandma. Number 3. Visumkaos. Omar Artan was from entering. The Somali judge Omar Artan was from entering the he didn't a visa. A question about racism, Not a single answer. A racist answer from the US. The is, he's the first judge in Africa, from FIFA. So he's right. It's absurd that you don't let him just because he's from... Somalia. the nice thing, if you want to half full cucumber again, is to say that he was at home as a hero when he came home. So it was nice to see. Yes, no, has really been a problematic scene when it comes to which one is released or not. It would have been a better VM if it had only held in Mexico. Yes, really. It's wise and free. And wise and free and seems to so fucking fun. I've seen so many Reels from people who have supporters in Mexico. And everyone seems to a lot of Going to clubs, it's just a party on streets. Everyone who comes here is welcomed so warmly by the Mexican fans. They also on the other teams. All arenas are filled with Mexican fans. It seems to be so much fun. But in the all I've is that the fans complain that they... and that it's been hours and they've their stuff taken away in this overdriven security process around every arena. Exactly. And that's just taking away from the I wonder what they want to Do they want to that they want to be tough against certain nations? Because that's not any soft power. They just to dislike I wonder what... And it's an interesting question. What is the target group for this strict policy? is that the should be happier because they have such a safe and country that oppresses others. All foreign supporters will get a bad image of the And in-house supporters, I think it's so damn fun. Because they might not as followed. They put themselves in bad days. It's just a of It's the US parade line after all. But it's just a matter of before we start looking at Chinese New Year on state or Chinese TV. I love that. Wait, now... I mean, they all soft power. happened? Number 4. Match in match. Shaheen's Iran vs Imam's Iran. This is... There has been some quarrel in Iran's matches in support. I think are already of in the that are coming into the game. that has been... So mean like the Americans, the Iranians that are living in the Yes, I think so. But that's weird because are a lot of that supporters of the The current one. Ex-pats are always the sickest supporters of dictatorships. It's the same thing in Turkey. Most Erdogan's live in Berlin. But for Iran, think all Iranians who live outside Iran live here because they move from the regime. true. The Turks go to Berlin for labor-related immigration. But we have seen two different flags on Iran's flag-bearer. The and the which is before the Islamic revolution, which has been by FIFA. They can't take them in, because it's a political message. And we Islamic regime. Both have waved and there has been lot quarrel on the Exciting. They only one game left. Yes. many of the regime-critical Iranians hurried when New Zealand made the Because they say that this is the regime's team. This is not our team. But then they be in New Zealand's team instead. Yes, but they still want to Iran before. Yes. Not regime Iran. Yes, no. It's exciting. is it the regime's law? Have they sold out the regime-critical players? I that the last World were many Iranians who didn't sing Iran's national anthem to show protest, to protest against the But how many of are left in the They are probably not left. A little serious, of course. And then number five. Now with VM, GS, all VM songs, I would like to comment that all culture is just a renewal of old culture. So this too, the thoughts go directly to VM 94. And all songs and artists are from that time. I'm talking GS, I'm Bramstad City Slickers, I'm Magnus Uggla. that... The that released for this World it hasn't gotten any... I don't think I've heard it. No. All thoughts go back to World 94. Like all other it's also because the song that was released for World 1 sucks. It's not a World Cup song. No. There we have Thomas Stenström, thank you. Thank you. But... If I think about it, Fukuyama was right about the history. The history ended in 90s and everything was just a repetition. We it in movies, see it in books, we see it even now in big events like the It's just World Cup in 1994. Yes, it's another interpretation of what Fukuyama wrote than the leaders. But you're right, you can assume he was right in a way. He was wrong in that liberalism and democracy would win. But he was right in that... a regime that capitalism would have. Capitalism has really taken over completely. And has been... ...re-streaming everything. Especially culture. And sports. It's straight through money that is interesting. And that's probably why. It's lot cheaper to reproduce than to create new ones. That's right. Good thinking. That's what I wanted to I didn't the for it. That's my only role here. Okay, I'm a stop it so we got little special segment. I know we got special segment. They can be little hack it many pussy So now now be a hat Fabian. You're a seer. You're a hermetic Nican So she also your Okay, I'm ⁓ gonna go I'll put it in shop. go. That is it segment. It's segment. They're mid segment. Yeah, they had a gun to the I had an extra segment here that I forgot to But I'll do it now. Did you about Stormens expansion a few weeks ago? Yes, it depends on what episode you mean. I mean when Ola talks about that is any community that nations can use to create a imagined community. What do you by that? Yes, like this. In past, a imagined community for nations... through other pressure. Yes. So, all people in the country read the same routine every morning. And that's how it a community where the who read the newspaper feel like they're a part of something bigger. Can you explain that? I don't it. Yes, okay. So, did the same routine every morning, by reading the daily routine. And that's they the that that's what the other 100 in the same country And that's you the feeling of community with people you've met. Ehh, okay. And this feeling of community was when you saw others who also read today's What do you want to with this? Yes, now have problem that everyone does read the same articles and that's it's difficult to create a Yes, right. Everyone reads different types of newspapers now that fit in with one's personal preferences. Exactly, Sven! Now everyone is on social media instead. And each individual has an algorithm that is unique, developed just for you. Ah, I get And that's you can't be sure that everyone in the country shares the same information. Yes, exactly. And now maybe you feel a greater community with groups on the internet that share the same interests or values via different forums. Yes, exactly. You're starting to Oh, and what do you want to up Yes, it's like this. My guess is that the with the death of... The dying team will be when we an exciting football game. You mean we get a feeling of community when everyone sees the same clip in real time on a joker who swallows the ball in the Exactly! And this team will reach its peak on the midsummer day. First we celebrate all midsummer and everyone knows that are of others who do that too. Who celebrate Sweden's national day. Well... And on midsummer day everyone the feeling that the Sweden, is behind the after yesterday's gathers around our countryside and cheers us up against the WN Gold. Exactly! Now I don't know how long this idea will last, because everyone will return to their individual canine holes the day after, and brain rot themselves into slow individual death. But you can at least get a feeling of how it was before. Ah, now I what you mean. I'm sure the national community will switch to a local community when all Swedes are back. And we see our beloved blue-and-black Kammahem Buckland. For you who are listening, is so boring. But for me and Sven it was very fun. This was an absurd meta-joke. I got the idea to write a where we play ourselves in a pod segment. I thought it would fun. I thought it would fun Extremely meta. Yes, yes, no, I appreciate the ex-segment. I hope you also appreciate the whole idea. Yes, but yes. I also that what you mentioned, it was Sven who wrote the script, was an interesting thought. with this, we actually, for no reason, would something in and gather together and stand behind each And like, this, precisely with the fact it's midsummer day, it really at its peak. First we this, which we have celebrated together, and then the day after as Usually, Sweden usually closes down and... You might not any idea. But now we're to gather again for something and celebrate it together. Exactly. People get little more proud of Sweden. least proud, maybe I'm But you pay more to your Swedishness. And that you are part of something in Right now there are these types of events. And that's interesting. I've said it before, I'll say it again. It really like a Sweden... It's something special for the this year. It's Sweden summer. With the World national team... It's a Sweden year. In good and bad shape. Yes, really. Really in good bad shape, you say. Politically, sportively, culturally, we something there. I That's a new area. The culture, the Swedish... The cultural is perhaps a of a after-sale. But that's an effect of the political. And then there's sports culture as Yes, that's it. Or is it? I don't know. In any case, football. It's more than a sport, they They're right. They're right. Exciting segment, we have do it again, but next time we don't say anything. No, yes. You'll see if you catch it. I think it was a like, now I it you who wrote it. But it was almost like this, it very stately, very like, it feels like two AIs discussing with each other. Yes, was really, oh, if you had made an AI of me and an AI of you, is in that podcast when Werner Herzog and Slavoj Ciszek have a like You can go in now and search for that podcast. It's only AI versions him that have a conversation, which is very interesting. that a of that. But was much more scaled up on an intellectual level. Yes, you say that. ⁓ But we have to get away from the movie we're going to We're to watch Backrooms now. We'll with a review and our thoughts. If we have any fun thoughts. Otherwise we'll with a review with boring thoughts. And before we leave you, I'll keep talking about this. I'll keep talking about it until someone actually listens to me. I feel like... You say you listen to this podcast, but it feels more like you're listening us. But you don't I ask you to write to our email. Write what you think we should improve. Write what segments you like, and what segments you don't like. And what's the email address, Fabian? The address is podrakatet.snabela.gmail.com Write whatever you want, and we'll bring up in the next episode. Yeah, that's it. And so you hear the result if you don't write, it's as crazy as this when we don't have any ideas to come up So you're welcome to come up ideas. So we'll that in future. And then we'll Sweden to a World gold. Right. And happy summer! Take care! Those who cross the Atlantic, show that... and on the book of Donny and Deli to Moscow.