Yeah.

And that has no electricity, has nothing made out of ma- metal there at all, apart from maybe the odd machete, where it's still a total subsistence life.

And there'll be somebody there who speaks perfect English because they will have had ...

They will have left when they were a s- child.

They'll have gone to Port Moresby.

They'll have had a job in the government, and then they'll have said, "Right, I want to go back to my village." Um, and because English is one of the two only ...

'Cause there's over 800 languages there, and the only common lang- there's two languages that everybody, if you want to communicate with people who are not in your village, you speak Tok Pisin, which is a, a Pidgin English that you c- I mean, it's, it's not understandable, or you speak English.

And the interpreters are not gonna wanna talk about that 'cause they are Christian, and this whole thing is, like, sorcery, black magic, and so forth in their understanding.