Yeah

... for me the last straw where I just thought, uh, there's something, there's, there's something really, really wrong with our, our public broadcaster, the CBC.

Everybody up to that point, you know, could weigh in on different opinions.

"Oh, they're, they're biased, they're bi..." You know, if you talk to, uh, liberals, it was, uh, they're very, you know, they, they would make the case where they're biased towards certain, uh, themes for the conservatives and vice versa.

But I, I think it's, uh, it's gone far beyond that.

And, um, the coverage, I think that th- the, the order that day, and it was an order by George Aitchison who is the CBC's, um, news director of, of journalistic standards, ordering and, and having, uh, Brodie Fenlon, who was their news editor in chief, d- demand a- and, and, and tell all the CBC reporters they had to comply with this order to not refer to Hamas as a terrorist organization right when the m- right when they're literally in the middle of this slaughter.

Yes

... they're gonna have is, I, I do understand.

I was like,

I want to...

We wanted to start something together.

And we were actually on our anniversary trip, July 9th, 2020, which is coming up here, six-year anniversary, in Hayward.

And we were getting ready to go on this trip.

And none of our local shops had any of the gear that we needed.

We're pretty intense about it at this point.

It's not going to fix all the problems, right? Oh,