So true.

And also, I mean, I think what a lot of, um, people in North America don't realize is that in England, the, the, the rating system.

So obviously in, in America, it's the MPAA.

Um, I'm not actually sure what, what the rating system is called in Canada, but, um, but the fact that here, like for example, our rating obviously means that under as, as, you know, and I always go into the voice of the old trailers, like the old VHS trailers, it'd be like, um, I'll rate it on the 17, not admitted without parents.

Like that's, I remember that always.

Um, And to this day, it's the same rule.

Under 17, not admitted without parent.

Do you remember the first trauma experience you had and how it made you feel? Can you can you get back there?

[laughs]

And, a- and it is, and it's amazing.

This is why I'm so excited to be doing this because, yeah, uh, you and I have both known Jen for, for, for so many years.

Well, I've known her for 12.

I know you've obviously known her for a lot longer.

Of course, one of our very, very first big features was about you, and we were so excited to have you in the magazine 'cause the whole ethos of it is, of course, celebrating, you know, great Atlantic Canadians doing great things on the world stage.

And yeah, we are actually coming up to our 10th anniversary next year, so it's, it's fascinating to have, have started a thing that everybody said we were A, mad to be doing and B, uh, would never last.

I didn't know that

[audience cheering]

Ladies and gentlemen, in this economy, moving home isn't admitting failure.

It's about embracing being someone's little boy again.

[audience laughing] And at 48 years old, who wouldn't want that? [audience laughing] I mean, living back at home, I feel like I've won the lottery.

Free food, free heating, and all I have to do in return is listen to some fairly problematic, unsolicited racist opinions.

[audience laughing] I mean, I love my mom's baking and hugs and my dad's withering looks.

[audience laughing] I went from having roommates I hated to roommates who mated.

[clapping] [cheering]

So if we could give that a shout out to the website, maritime edit.com.

Yes.

I have some copies here.

So it is a, it is a print magazine.

When we first launched it, we didn't know if we would make it past the first issue.

And lots of people said to us, you're starting a print magazine about Atlantic Canada.

That's going to be, you know, people would say stupid things like we're going to run out of things to write about.

Which performance, if there was one, where you felt the most nervous? Was there one performance where you felt the absolute most nervous before going on?

[laughs]

This is true.

This is true.

We went for lunch at Budley's Restaurant in Charlottetown Airport, and, uh, it became very clear to me that there are people dining at Budley's who are not flying anywhere.

[laughs]

Look, they just suck.

I mean, I'm, I was in Fredericton Airport last week, for instance.

The, the toilet didn't work, the Wi-Fi was from 1998, and the bar had one beer on tap.