Was it a whistle or a horn, Karen?

... on the scoreboard.

I think it's a horn.

That's not a whistle.

[laughs] But no, it was an excellent venue.

It was really well attended.

It was great.

... you might [laughs] in the month of November, and this information was being presented to you, what would you be appraising, assessing, and looking for?

Can you say something about him and his background and where he got what he's teaching from? Okay,

well, so he calls himself a spiritual teacher.

And, yeah, I can tell you a bit about his sort of life story because he wrote, I mean, he's now 66, but he wrote years ago, he wrote a sort of little description of his childhood.

And so he grew up in Bavaria.

And he always was a very kind of self-willed child, but also a deeply, deeply intuitive child.

And he grew up in the mountains and his passion was mountain climbing.

So he used to go to school with a rucksack on his back with his shoes.

Unless you're Eckhart Tolle, right? Or you were sitting on the bench and it all happened all at once or something, right?