Hi, James. Ben, how are you? I'm good. I'm good. Another bat signal from, from, I was going to say

your side of the pond, but you're still on my side of the pond. So I guess, uh, your side of the street,

something along those lines. Exactly. I'm starting to settle into life in Singapore. I'm

gradually adjusting to maybe San Francisco levels of humidity when the fog was in, but certainly

consistently.

No, no, there's no, there's no humidity like Singaporean type humidity.

Maybe in Miami in the summer, like, but, but yeah.

When the fog comes in, actually, I never tested this. When the fog comes in, is that count as high levels of humidity?

Because there definitely been nights walking around San Francisco where it feels like I'm in a cloud.

But even if the humidity is up, it's definitely nowhere near as hot there.

Like the humidity plus the heat has taken some adjustment, but I'm slowly getting there.

Yeah, well, it's interesting because the humidity is actually the worst part of humidity is when it's cold.

And that's which people in San Francisco will get that, right?

Where it's just, it's a chill.

Yeah, it just cuts through like your clothes.

You're just cold.

And you look at the thermometer, it's like 65 degrees.

It's like, why am I so cold?

It's because that's actually humidity working the opposite direction.

And so that happens with winter's here, where winters here are actually kind of

miserable because it's humid and there's, it's, there's just this chill.

And you look at the, the temperature's like you look at the the temperatures like why am I

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