certainly not of john lennon. maryanne what have you got? of a toss-up between the chipmunks song and granny got run over by a reindeer. >> rich: in the studio we've heard that the whole chipmunks album belongs in that category. what have you got? >> all i want for christmas is annoying because they play it every three seconds. you're at the mall, you're at an ice skating center. everywhere. i shouldn't admit this on tv but i do like justin bieber's christmas album. i do like it. it will be used against me at some point. >> rich: robert what have you got? >> i'll go with favorite would be outcast. and the one that i hate the most is james brown, santa claus went straight to the ghetto, maybe because it's because my dad played it for the first 10 years of my life but if i never hear it again that would be my best christmas present. >> rich: a recent survey shows the top three most annoying songs, fell list navidad, chip monk song, that we were talking about, and number one, all i want for christmas is you, by mariah carey. i have to ask you,

john lennon.s a very fraught relationship between john and paul because paul was such, paul could do everything. paul could play every instrument . paul would even take over the guitar solo, which was supposed to be george's province. george was the lead guitarist, but paul would sometimes just he decided to play lead guitar and that was a very fractious thing between them for a long, long time. >> and you could only imagine . >> and you could only imagine. philip norman, how many great beatle songs we never had that would have been written by george harrison . he he really george harrison. he he really didn't have that opportunity, that outlet to generate more material . material. >> well, he did generate material , >> well, he did generate material, but it was it was rejected by john and paul. and so his first solo album, which was a triple album, one of the very first triple albums, all things must pass. it was really full of songs that he either had had rejected by the star chamber of lennon m

john lennon. that's what they stand for.eam world. >> yeah , totally team world with >> yeah, totally team world with that song . that song. >> imagine there's no country. it's like no i don't want i want there to be a country. i want there to be a country. i want there to be always be in england. not that i like england. >> cracking song though. >> cracking song though. >> yeah he's listening. all the classics the telegraph, lewis and there's a story about the bbc so you can ignore the details of the story and just call it a state propaganda network. again >> well, know, it it makes >> well, you know, it it makes it easy considering never very it easy considering i never very much read stories. much time to read these stories. and just the four hours we and i've just the four hours we spend here evening. but spend here every evening. but you've distracting me . and you've been distracting me. and the of it i have the other side of it is i have adhd, so i use that speech. >> we should be given longer to read the stories. >>

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to help eliminate the stakes of the cold war, reagan quoted lennon, for example, it's the inconceivable side by side with imperialistic states and one must conquer and i found yesterday in files yesterday that the reagan knew a variation on the phrasing from lennon at least as early as 1962. reagan cited about the correlation of forces being on communism side and he understood that lennon said the same and that communists did not define coexistence as dayton did. the coldd war could not be wishd away, ideaism or made into routine balance of power politics, realism. .. .. secured not created by this republican form of government. reagan said all this for decades. in opposition the soviet union system required to the abolition of individual rights the false promise and subsequent negation of collective rights, lack of consent and repression of dissent, tierney and unlimited state and party. when reagan referred in the 1975 radio commentary to a disease like communism, he offered a regime judgment. due to this understanding of the regime, he distinguished between legitimate and illegitimat

minister hell lennon anti-signist policy saying has been one of the keepers of resistance. also warned about regional expansion of the war saying if israel continues its attacks and the situation in the region will get out of hand. the us is making wrong calculations in this cause of genocide and us defeat against hezbollah in lebanon. he said will not achieve anything in gaza except for killing more palestinian civilians. the palestinian for minister has condemned israel for deliberate use of starvation as a weapon of war against palestinians. as we speak, at least 1 million palestinians in the gazastrip, half of them children are starving, not because... natural disaster or because of lack of generous assistance waiting at the border? no, they are starving because of israel's deliberate use of starvation as a weapon of war against the people it occupied, was speaking a un meeting geneva, he deplored the international committee for its inaction toward the situation in gaza, palestine diplomat warn condition that deprives palestinians from the most basic rights offorded to

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. >> undeterred from his antiwar message, a few months later, tom would play the guitar on john lennon's give peace a chance, give peace a chance, and in 2008, nearly 40 years after the comedy hour was canceled, tom smothers was awarded an honorary emmy. i dedicate this, this emmy , to all people who feel compelled to speak out. steve martin, a writer on the comedy hour, saying tom smothers irreplaceable brilliance, benefactor to free speech in the age of television, and tom's brother dick saying our relationship was like a good marriage the longer we were together, the more we loved and respected one another. tom died at his home in california. he was 86. it is time now for a look at your thursday weather. >> millions of people are under flood watches in the northeast as heavy rain moves up the i-95 corridor. the worst downpours will be seen around new york city before the storm moves north around the morning rush hour, and some areas of pennsylvania, new jersey and new york could see more than three inches of rain over a 12 hour period. looking at today's high temperatures, 60s across

in their performance, slightly changed texts of world- famous compositions, for example, by john lennon and frank sinatra, took on a special meaning, because in the dugout near bakhmut on the ruins. the cultural center or the railway station in lyman, ukrainian heroes remind the world of the horrors of war, which can spread to their peaceful lives. at this hour, i have everything, i am about... until four, and just now the paragraph with yulia galushka will tell how a ukrainian generous conquered the whole world. chevrons approaching victory. but we arrived normally. nothing broke, everything, mom, come on, i'll dial later, sir, what are you doing, be careful, yes, yes, i'm kind of gentle, it's in the cans, and i, to be honest, i'm not very good, so mom is for you i cooked, i'll come, if you don't eat, i understood, plus, come on, we'll leave, and we 've reworked it a little, it's a really powerful thing. mattress, petrovich, what pizza did you order? no, it is. this is a really powerful thing, oh, i almost killed myself, they're going to put generators here on... horses, put a generato

changed the lyrics, they literally added one or two words at a time, and there, for example, in lennon'sbout the fact that the war is over, the war is not over, about the fact that lights, when we understand at christmas time, lights as decorations, as garlands, not really so wonderful and not so fantastic, and at this moment we... in the video we see completely different lights, let's be is over that's what i'm talking about, let's watch a fragment of this video together. let's hope it's a good one without any fair far is not even if you want it far is now i would like to say what wonderful songs, which turned out so well, but in fact i am absolutely not happy with all this, but this video is not directed at the ukrainian audience, it is primarily directed at the western audience, to explain that the holidays are coming, it is true, but war. we have no end, and we still need both help and support, and we want to draw the attention of the whole world to the fact that we continue and continue, these shots, from what i see, were recorded, filmed somewhere in the bakhmut direction, on this

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president, i don't normally come to the floor and quote lennon. he said that capitalists will sell us the rope with which we will hang them. this is a little bit of that that is going on here in the united states of america. we have executives in this country, and certain financial institutions, by the way, these american financial institutions and executives owe everything to their success by being american, being in the greatest country in the world with the rule of law and our -- in our capital markets and dynamic economy, their success is because of the great nation we live in. and, yet, some kind of addicted to making more money, listen to lennon, they said, listen, maybe i will do that advanced chip manufacturing development in the chinese economy. maybe i'll help them a little bit with artificial intelligence or quantum computing. by the way, quantum computing, you get good at that, you can break any code that our military uses. all right. you're toast if you can't communicate in a covered fashion, encrypted. so this is really dangerous stu

. >> before elvis, there was nothing , john lennon said. nothing, john lennon said. >> he did say andhe did say that, and i think he's elvis was actually he's i think elvis was actually he's i think elvis was actually he's one my fave he he's one of my fave brits. he was he didn't write was the one. he didn't write songs. was the one. he didn't write songs . it wasn't particularly songs. it wasn't particularly good a i could good on on a guitar. i could play, he could a guitar, play, he could play a guitar, but could take song but he could take any song and own it. >> started he was out >> he started it. he was out front. he was the first one to be punk, you like. you be a punk, if you like. you know, a rebel . know, he was a rebel. >> it a rebel, weren't you? >> it was a rebel, weren't you? i more of a rebel than i suppose more of a rebel than the sex in the 70s. the sex pistols in the 70s. >> ironically, years >> yeah. ironically, 21 years afterwards, pistols afterwards, the sex pistols arrived yeah, they arrived and. yeah, and they booed when they heard that elvis presley had died

. >> before elvis, there was nothing , john lennon said. nothing, john lennon said. >> he did say andhe did say that, and i think he's elvis was actually he's i think elvis was actually he's i think elvis was actually he's one my fave he he's one of my fave brits. he was he didn't write was the one. he didn't write songs. was the one. he didn't write songs . it wasn't particularly songs. it wasn't particularly good a i could good on on a guitar. i could play, he could a guitar, play, he could play a guitar, but could take song but he could take any song and own it. >> started he was out >> he started it. he was out front. he was the first one to be punk, you like. you be a punk, if you like. you know, a rebel . know, he was a rebel. >> it a rebel, weren't you? >> it was a rebel, weren't you? i more of a rebel than i suppose more of a rebel than the sex in the 70s. the sex pistols in the 70s. >> ironically, years >> yeah. ironically, 21 years afterwards, pistols afterwards, the sex pistols arrived yeah, they arrived and. yeah, and they booed when they heard that elvis presley had died

spend $2 trillion a year on military budgets and i calculated that if we paid to the words of john lennon, imagine all the people living in peace and we were to allocate the same amount of money to space exploration withinhis, we would be able to send a cubesat towards evy star in the milky way galaxy. billions of them. antheans that another civilization could have done at within one century if they just had priorities that are more in intelligt an the ones we have right now engaging in conflicts. and if they just decided that there is much more real estate out there in interstellar space, yoknow, they could have reached us in less than a billion years. the time it takes to traverse the milky way galaxy and the important breaking news that most stars that are like the sun they formed billionsf ars befo the sun. we know that from the star formation history of the universe. so another civilization that preceded us by re than a billion years could have sent the package that reached our doorstep by now and all we need to do is step outside of our home and look around and, check if there is an

and this is jane lennon , and and this is jane lennon, and she's from elaine school in dulwich, whichlaine right, you're right. sorry elaine's and in in dulwich, which is right next to nunhead and east dulwich, where i basically live. and, and she was independent school leader of the year and she says the kids in school don't play enough. they spend too much time worrying . spend too much time worrying. and when you have to pay, when your parents are paying £25,000 a year, you hope the kids are going to pay it. well here's the problem, darius. >> greta, because she's gone out and shown that you can have a voice and this and that and really they should just be getting on with having, you know what? >> i think mm- what? >> i think it's greater, >> i think partly it's greater, partly social media, partly partly a social media, partly it's bombardment of it's just a bombardment of information. and so now they know when we were know so much like when we were young, we didn't know young, you know, we didn't know anything. like anything. so none of us had like anxiety. didn't have when anyth

and this is jane lennon , and and this is jane lennon, and she's from elaine school in dulwich, whichine right, you're right. sorry elaine's and in in dulwich, which is right next to nunhead and east dulwich, where i basically live. and, and she was independent school leader of the year and she says the kids in school don't play enough. they spend too much time worrying . spend too much time worrying. and when you have to pay, when your parents are paying £25,000 a year, you hope the kids are going to pay it. well here's the problem, darius. >> greta, because she's gone out and shown that you can have a voice and this and that and really they should just be getting on with having, you know what? >> i think mm- what? >> i think it's greater, >> i think partly it's greater, partly social media, partly partly a social media, partly it's bombardment of it's just a bombardment of information. and so now they know when we were know so much like when we were young, we didn't know young, you know, we didn't know anything. like anything. so none of us had like anxiety. didn't have when anythin

after lennon mccartney broke up. they wrote classic christmas songs. this is christmas war is over.ving a wonderful christmas time. we will find out what america thinks right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ if we could find a way to get inside each other's mind ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ well before you abuse, criticize and accuse ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ >> . >> the question on the >> the question on the table is which former beatle wins christmas? is it's john lenin for war is over or paul mccartney for wonderful christmas time. we're going to the red team, if i'm correct, right? which one is it? >> which one does america light? >> we like war is over. >> they do that if they're social justice warriors. they want to feel bad on christmas. >> people don't want to -- >> i hate debby downers. >> let's go paul mccartney. >> we're going to paul mccartney. >> let's reveal the answer. the answer is paul mccartney. [cheers & applause] >> we won christmas! we won christmas! >> red wave! red wave! if you

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officer: john lennon as he was entering his premise was shot by an unknown at this time white male.ler: the world has reacted with immense shock and grief to the first rock and roll assassination. it was like in one moment the '60s and '70s got murdered. man: in his life, has given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove love is not dead, even though john is. graham: you know, you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you dodon't reallyly know whwhere you'rere going to oo fromom that poinint, culturary oror musicallyly. announcer:r: for a whwhile it seeeemed theres nonothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight -- video. the power of sound -- stereo. mtv, music television. [ rock music plays ] we are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. [ music plays ] quinn: at the time the world was saying, we don't think anybody is going to watch videos over and over, but wewe knew wewe had sosomething spspecial. ♪ oohoh, my littltle pretty o

they separated lennon's vocals from a demo tape he left to paul mccartney using software developed forck." very cool. but not surprising. we all remember the last time the beatles used peter jackson's technology. >> ♪ all you need is... >> ♪ potatoes! ♪ >> stephen: we'll be right back with secretary pete buttigieg. at target, get low prices on... parties. [ “love like this” by rosemarie ] get your parties started for less, at target. [ music ends ] inez, let me ask you, you're using head and shoulders, right? only when i see flakes. then i switch back to my regular shampoo. you should use it every wash, otherwise the flakes will come back. tiny troy: he's right, you know. is that tiny troy? the ingredients in head and shoulders keep the microbes that cause flakes at bay. microbes, really? they're always on your scalp... little rascals... but good news, there's no itchiness, dryness or flakes down here! i love tiny troy. and his tiny gorgeous hair. he's the best. - make every wash count! - little help please. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am..

while you dreamed of harmonious, utopian john lennon reconciliation.atedly that the crisis of hatred and suspicion between the two peoples was too deep and tragic for such a dream come true. you mocked me and said i had a little faith. that i was restricting the horizon of my thinking and quote. what has changed since then. >> i no longer have my muse with me to witness, perhaps ask him if he would be ready to compromise on a more modest solution. but i do believe that time will have done for justice with him as well, with acknowledging that a modest option would've been more sustainable. >> one particularly poignant part of all of the rivers again and again where leon and kill me referred to israel in the west bank respectively as home, and not by the actual names of the places, and ask you about the significance of that because we are in this moment where names and what you call places has become such a flash point. >> i do believe that this state is, should and is a destiny of us both nations to share. we should coexist side by side, and what we wer

. - i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. - yeah. - in that, you knowsee your hero kill himself-- it was devevastating.. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. yoyou know, what do yoyou do afterer that? [needldle drops] [acousustic guitarar strummin] ♪ ♪ - oasis, the verve, blur-- the brit-pop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. "oh my god, my head's pounding, this has been insane, let's turnrn on oasis.s." [laughghs] - - ♪ and a after all ♪ ♪ you're e my wonderwrwall ♪ - they werere the oppoposie of nirvanana because e they wanteted fame. you knowow, nono matter hohow big they we, theyey wanted toto be bigger. - we knonow we're ththe best bd in thehe country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. - the thing we admire about oasis, in a way, is that they've got no kind of... no forced modesty, you know. - i admire anybody who can just sort of go, "we're brilliant." and, i mean, it's like... anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪

see john lennon murder without a trial.. >> and paramount plus get an inside look at the making of the best-selling album of all time with michael jackson's thriller at 40 and on paramount. plus, there's baby sharks. big movie beginning friday. well, you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. >> just by texting the word, dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. admit it right. when you heard baby shark that's on popped in your head and you broke out into the dance. i did. yeah, it's impossible not is the song of the year last some like but we are looking at a day today that might make you want to head back inside towards the middle of the day. right now you get a little sunshine there in san jose. >> nice to enjoy that for a little bit. rainfall is right on our doorstep. now you can see the bay area's pretty quiet at the moment, but we are seeing some showers making their way into northern sonoma as well as mendocino counti

it's a classic lesson of markist and lennonism. that's why they have such hubris. that's domestic. i want to address the kind of narratives that the chinese communist party is trying to spread globally. one of the -- several once. but one is that the work product is just between china and the united states. united states -- >> what? >> the fundamental problem that fundamental contradiction of the word today is u.s. versus china. so that's why they want have a summit and make it as big as -- as -- as cosmic phenomenon. so they're trying to create a narrative -- >> did we have that sum it? >> we had that. that's why we fall into a trap. the reason why they want to hype this supremacy of the u.s.-china as the most important issue of the world is to hide the fact, the reality that it's not china versus the united states. it's china versus the rest of the world. so that's why -- china is incredibly notorious in this region. every one has that problem. taiwan, vietnam, philippines, you name it. but they try to portray all the things -- it has nothing to do with those countries. it's abou

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five "i saw mommy kissing santa claus" and paul mccartney's "wonderful christmas" took down john lennonstmas war is over". next up will be "let it snow". >> the final will be announced on friday and a lot of us in the newsroom are wondering where mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you" is not in the competition. >> does the queen have some serious licensing -- i'm not playing that. >> they say she makes $2 million a year off of that song. >> it's risky because you make a holiday song, sometimes they're cheesy and people are, like, oh, gosh. >> she wrote it herself. >> she did? >> yeah. >> i didn't know that. >> there's your musical lesson for the day. >> that's why she gets all the money, because she wrote it. >> that makes me like it even more. >>> it might be the day to stay inside if you can, if you're off for the holidays, and listen to that music. we're going to get some heavy rain throughout the morning. let's get a check of the microclimate forecast. you might be noticing it's not as cold. this is a little bit of a warmer system, we're starting off with mid-50s and low 6

finally, i would like to say john lennon roles, john lennon rocks. everybody have a great day.o to spokane, washington. mike on the line. caller: good morning. can you hear me? merry christmas. this is a great subject. i would like to bring something up. let's start with our government. have the white house, the capitol, the pentagon. we have a president, vice president, senators, congressmen, governors, mayors spread across the country. let's take the vatican. they are there on city. you have the pope. you have bishops, cardinals. you have priests and affiliates spread all over this country. let's take a third one. you have the mafia. you have all your little affiliates spread all over the country. each for nothing but corruption, power, and money. let's take the nations. the mafia pulse and extortion. the government people go around and offer their nations. what does -- donation spread what does the church do? donations. and witness protection. coverups. do we see the government doing this? of course. many times. have we seen it with the church and pedophile priests? left and

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general assembly, i think and i'm going to ask lennon, morales, secretary general morrow, welcome.thank you so much for joining us. and what the international decade campaigning. could you tell us a bit more about what's happening in the international space with unesco's on indigenous languages and texts? hi, christopher, and how actually and thank you, ladies and gentlemen for having me here today. it is truly an honor be here. i think this is my second talk in the u.s. so far. so i'm very to hear what everyone has to say and to end it's very exciting to learn what is happening with the indigenous languages at any age in the u.s. in general. so yes, i'd be happy to tell you about unesco's will. actually, it's a u.n. wide initiative to celebrate indigenous through the international decade which began in 2022 and will go on until 2032. so the idea the indigenous languages is the international decade is to find ways to preserve access and to create an enabling environment. the trans transmission of indigenous languages to generations. so that goes from documentation and also encourag

sounds like an update the news story that update of the news story that john inspired to john lennon inspired to write in the life. write a day in the life. remember that? no. 6000 holes in blackburn, now blackburn, lancashire. yes. now they them now they have to count them all. now they have to count them all. now they many holes to be in. >> i'm just hip hop, 90s. hip hop, that's all. i'm very sorry. >> that's for part one. >> that's it for part one. coming in part two, bbc coming up in part two, bbc budgets have been hacked. quantum computing is wack. we will itself will hope it will sort itself out >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> and welcome back to headliners. i'm simon evans, still joined by josh howie and nick dixon. so nick telegraph have news that might elicit a degree of schadenfreude from a rival station. but do we really want a corner cutting national broadcaster , i suppose, or do we broadcaster, i suppose, or do we even want one? >> so yeah, it's deeper. cuts loom at bbc is sunak prepares to block licence fee increase. it was going to go up from almost

sounds like an update the news story that update of the news story that john inspired to john lennoninspired to write in the life. write a day in the life. remember that? no. 6000 holes in blackburn, now blackburn, lancashire. yes. now they them now they have to count them all. now they have to count them all. now they many holes to be in. >> i'm just hip hop, 90s. hip hop, that's all. i'm very sorry. >> that's for part one. >> that's it for part one. coming in part two, bbc coming up in part two, bbc budgets have been hacked. quantum computing is wack. we will itself will hope it will sort itself out >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> and welcome back to headliners. i'm simon evans, still joined by josh howie and nick dixon. so nick telegraph have news that might elicit a degree of schadenfreude from a rival station. but do we really want a corner cutting national broadcaster , i suppose, or do we broadcaster, i suppose, or do we even want one? >> so yeah, it's deeper. cuts loom at bbc is sunak prepares to block licence fee increase. it was going to go up from almost f

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but there are so many things, but he and john lennon wer pals he played guitar on "give peace a chanceyou said it it's because of these two gentlemen. >> yeah. >> and the thing was, i think they felt like we're just talking like our friends, they're representing a generation and television at least corporate tv was not ready for it >> a life very well lived. harry, thank you so much bald e. i've been talk >>> guys, just ahead, we are soaring with bald eagles i've been talking about this one all morning. what we could learn from the remarkable comeback of the iconic american bird >>> plus, 2023 has been a record-setting year for women driving the economy at the box office, on concert tours, and it's not just taylor swift and beyonce. what it all means moving forward. but first, these messages. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. go to old navy and you'll save a toboggan full of buckaroonies. it's a

george, michael bought john lennon's piano . and bought john lennon's piano.s estate for this thing yesterday . and we this thing yesterday. and we forget, actually, that george michael is somebody we miss and mourn . he died on christmas day. mourn. he died on christmas day. >> he did remember in 2016. is it that long ago? >> there's always people you remember around, isn't there? and that's what i wanted to put to yvonne. i think we've got you back even if it's a long back is that even if it's a long time if it was just time ago or even if it was just last week? shane macgowan christmas seems to make it very difficult . difficult. >> it does indeed . at this time >> it does indeed. at this time of year, all those family gatherings and the christmas celebrations , they they remind celebrations, they they remind us, don't they , of people we us, don't they, of people we have lost, even if they even if we weren't bereaved this year, obviously for people bereaved this year, the feelings are going to be so much more intense. but but they remind us of people who w

he said , um, dear lennon yes.hat teachers, aspiring teachers shouldn't need gcse maths necessarily to qualify. is that what we want? benedict well, i can't really speak with any great authority because i've got a c at gcse maths, so i think it would be. >> it's barely a pass. it's sort of grabbing on by your fingers and playing. please let in. and playing. please let me in. i think it obviously it depends what kind subjects. what kind of subjects. >> isn't it interesting you >> isn't it interesting that you feel saying that you >> isn't it interesting that you feela saying that you >> isn't it interesting that you feela on saying that you >> isn't it interesting that you feela on on saying that you >> isn't it interesting that you feela on on national! that you got a c on on national television? because i think in this know, don't this country, you know, we don't talk much about maths. we talk too much about maths. we always nose up and say, always turn our nose up and say, oh, it's not important what i got in ger