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it is clear you have never chopped wood in your life... why did you have to stop???? it was only 10 min.... bro people chop wood for days straight so they do not freeze in the winter.. you could not make 10 min....
I work for a basque company and know a little about the culture. The way you present the country, the people and the sport is so beautiful and well done, love it. Folks gonna be proud over there
they should be. European cultures dont get any recignition anymore, not at a per-nation basis. Outside of stereotypes of le pizza and baguette, its radio silence on the mainstream
@@GenocideLvThey shouldn't. They have little economic or cultural sway in the world. Not every tiny little minority needs forced adulation from everyone else.
I find strength unknown so moving. Every episode gives me goosebumps. It touches something primal. Theres a purity to it. A pure expression of humanity, untouched by technology or politics. Just people, coming together, to celebrate what they can do.
I came here expecting a normal vlog and I was so taken away by this documentary that it felt like 1 minute has passed when the video ended. I live in Spain and I've been to the basque country many times but I didnt know about this sport. Thank you for shedding a light on it.
La pelota mano en todas sus modalidades son yamada pelota vasca y todo este deporte sale del campo en desafíos también es cierto ke los deportistas vascos de todas las modalidades de deporte rural fue la jeneraciones pasadas la última hornada más de 35 años pero ay muchas pruebas con animales buelles vacas caballos burros carneros ectra antaño gallos carneros ectra
You approached our culture in a very respectful way, I hope you really enjoyed the basque country, the food, the music, the culture... Thanks for this documentary, it was amazing to watch!
As a Basque American and former Basque cultural dancer who danced in the first Jialdi in Boise, this brings me great joy to see. I have wonderful memories of the stone lifting and splitting competitions.
fml. I'm from Barcelona but my wife's mother was from the Basque Country,,, she passed away due to cancer a month ago at the age of 61 years of age. I cant help but cry throughout the whole video. She always wanted to travel the three of us there to show us where she grew up. Thank you for the trip Martins.
I love Martins humbleness - he has won worlds strongest man and other top comps, but he acts as though he has lots to learn during these documentaries. That's a sign of wisdom and humbleness right there.
This is such a superb insight into the Basque culture. Martins you've shown such respect and love for it and it shows. I love how Maite Perurena says that 'this is not just sport, it's a family, a culture, a tradition', very moving words. Despite my name I was born and grew up in Donostia, Gipuzkoa, and I can tell this video is true celebration of one of the most idiosyncratic and defining aspects of Basque culture. Much love strongman, well done.
As most have stated you guys rock with your storytelling and cinematography. I spent 17 years in the US Army and haven't worked out in about 10 years. My youngest son and I recently started in the gym and it's so motivating. @17ish minutes I got emotional and it goes to show what strength means to me and how much you guys get it! Thank you
Thank you Licis for understanding and loving our sport the way we love it ourselves. And thank you for taking it and making it known far from our borders. Here you will always be welcome. "Gure etxera datorrena, bere etxean dago", "Whoever comes to our house, is in his house".
This Basque series have been amazing, as a spanish person living in Australia, really enjoyed discovering more about my own country and strength sports, thank you!
Es un ejemplo de cómo presentar nuestra cultura al mundo. A veces se necesita de la mirada nueva de alguien de fuera para celebrar aquello nuestro que damos por supuesto. Qué gran vídeo/documental.
Wow. You guys are doing something that supercedes anything else out there. We have a Basque Center where I live in Boise, ID. But the strength heritage in their culture is something new and fascinating to me. Thank you for bringing these beautiful people and their sports to light.
Mira todos los vídeos Demetrius y modalidades en pelota con animales ectra en el país vasco francés cambian algunas cosas pero el fondo es el mismo yo soy Vasco y participe en sokatira ya Ace más de 44 años y carreras de burros o en Vasco asto lasterketa en euskera pero ay decenas de deportes del campo la Malloria ke falta personal para hacerlo y darle vida muchas veces a nivel internacional
My Grandfather Bernardo Alvarez came from Basque country, Northern Spain and immigrated to Western New York. I have always wanted to go see Northern Spain. If there are any Alvarez's over there give me a shout out! Thanks for the great content Martins and friends. Much respect and blessings from an old soul in North Carolina.
I can't tell how many times your videos got me tears of joy in my eyes. You are sharing culture here, pure sportsmenship and joy of sharing experiences. Thank you really really much!
Wow! What a beautiful place and the fact that the entire area breaths original strongman makes it even more amazing. Love this series! Keep up the good work.
Getting to meet so many incredibly unique types of strength athletes from throughout the world is incredible to watch. Love the series and great video again Martins / Romark!
The production quality is ridiculous. Romark is just as world class in his field of expertise as Martins is in his. Fantastic piece of content, thank you.
Holy cow, should I comment on how beautiful Basque country is? How interesting and lively their history is? Their sports history? How well this documentary was made? Choices, choices...
The moment "we are man, we were born for this" and then Martin chops like my 4 years old niece. But ye, its scarry tool if one has no experience with it. Also seems like this is the kind of sport made for women, Nerea looks amazing. Such a nice people. Overall amazing video, thank you for it.
Maybe not in Martins’ wheelhouse, but the Basques also crank out endurance athletes like nobody’s business. (5 time TdF champion Indurain, among a multitude of pro cyclists, distance runners and alpinists). A lot of these events, especially this woodchopping modality has a hella endurance component as well. I think this series gives us a window into the culture that produces so many great athletes in a multitude of sports.
@@MartinsLicis I think so too, but it’s deeper than that. My father is from Galicia, which is on the western end of Spain. The hills, their connection to the land, but also - the Basque way is also hyper disciplined, organized and industrious as hell with an emphasis on doing things well - work hard, play hard, eat well. You apply that to sports, it’s gonna produce some ringers. 😉 They are famous for it amongst their fellow Spaniards, because in many respects they lived amongst yet apart from the rest of Spain - basically because the Basque existed in that region before the Romans who laid the foundation for what Spain became, arrived - like their own little planet nestled in the northern frontier between Spain and France. Its really cool you got to see that live. It’s a very special place. I do hope your hosts took you to see Athletic Bilbao play at San Mames. Mind blowing soccer experience. 👍
Like many others have said, the production quality on these videos is incredible. But it's also fantastic that you constantly go out of your way to shed light on some of the most under-appreciated sports and athletes. These stone lifters are some of the strongest athletes in the world and i would never have even heard of them without a video like this one 👏👏👏
Dude not only are you the worlds strongest man, you have an amazing narration voice! WOW. This video was stunning and the passion these people have for the sport is so infectious and fun to watch.
Stumbled on this series and OMG the quality is insane and Martin's willingness to learn new things and cultures is amazing, I have always been your fan Martin. Keep making these series and I will share as much as I can.
This series is sooooo good. Honestly deserves an award. This is on another level of good. I could show this to a none strongman fan and they would love it i bet.
I really enjoy your strength unknown episodes and I’m excited to see more this year! Good luck with your recovery, but I just hope you find what makes you guys happy!
Hey Martins! You and Romark have upped your level immensely. This is so enjoyable. And your narration is really smoothing out. Keep it up. (Duke the indy filmmaker.)
@@MartinsLicis Please do so. I passed two episodes of Strength Unknown on to my Mom and my Papa Joe Labrincha - a Basque fisherman. Keeping eyes peeled for new content 👀👀👀. Peace. Duke
I'm a DECENT DESCENDENT of BASQUE PEOPLE, from my FATHER & MOTHER SIDE , ( I WASN'T Born there but in CUBA) and I had the PRIVILEGE of leaving the BASQUE RIGIONE in my teenager years, and I enjoyed every minute of IT ‼️😉, the BASQUE are very OLD PEOPLE, approximately 20 000 years , after studying there DNA , and there LANGUAGE, is the OLDEST in EUROPE, with NO KNOWE ROUTS .....
To echo, other comments. Outstanding production, would love to see a full documentary. Used to love your early videos from the training hall, but this is next level.
Yet again you've pulled off a very professional short documentary! Your material keeps getting better. I can say with 100% honesty,you have the best strongman channel! Keep up the great work and always look forward to watching your videos! 💪💪💪
When the creators take the time to put the names of the training partners in the video, you know there is real respect for these people and the culture. Great work Martins, Romark and the team.
Man, this was an absolute joy to watch! Loved every damn second of it. Beautifully narrated, awesome video editing and nice to have learned something interesting today!
I said it last video, and I'll say it again, the production levels in this are insanely good! Romark, you've outdone yourself. And Martins, your narration is just right. You'll have to come downunder and see some Aussie wood chopping champions at work! Look up David Foster, the Tasmanian who has won 196 world titles. Absolute legend.
We have similar sports in the US. One event they have to cut notches for spring boards and one at the top, chop a block like topping out a tree. Another is a speed climbing race up to the top of a tree and back down using a safety rope and spikes. They also do the chop through a block like what you did. Then they also have both manual 2 man saw, and one I think, as well as some chainsaw events that includes custom, over powered chainsaws
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No thanks
Martins!!!! I just fucking found your channel! You are an inspiration!
it is clear you have never chopped wood in your life... why did you have to stop???? it was only 10 min.... bro people chop wood for days straight so they do not freeze in the winter.. you could not make 10 min....
You are really setting up a gold standard for strength sport documentaries. Keep this up!
Thank you! Make sure to tell your friends! :D
Couldn't agree more!
The Bearded Guy if memory serves me is “Hacksaw Jim Dugan” formerly of the WWF!
@@markduncan6690 Never put those two together. Now, I'll think of Hacksaw, whenever I see ML.
I love the "she only beat us due to superior skill and capability."
Cardio athlete vs strength athlete in a cardio event.
I work for a basque company and know a little about the culture. The way you present the country, the people and the sport is so beautiful and well done, love it. Folks gonna be proud over there
Thank you so much! Spread the word :D
they should be. European cultures dont get any recignition anymore, not at a per-nation basis. Outside of stereotypes of le pizza and baguette, its radio silence on the mainstream
Spanish.
@@GenocideLvThey shouldn't. They have little economic or cultural sway in the world. Not every tiny little minority needs forced adulation from everyone else.
This should be a Netflix series, love your voiceover and the respect that you put in every sentence. Beautiful! thank you
Omar Isuf was on History Channel. Anything is possible
Thank you! Pass it on! Show some people :D We love what we do.
nah netcrack will kill it somehow, someway. disrespect the history or something.
Romark definitely doesn't get enough credit for this editing. This is world class production
I am Basque, living outside with my family, And this made me cry. Thanks, very very good quality work
I find strength unknown so moving. Every episode gives me goosebumps. It touches something primal. Theres a purity to it. A pure expression of humanity, untouched by technology or politics. Just people, coming together, to celebrate what they can do.
The only bad thing about these are that I wish they were longer. Incredible work you guys do
They do small serialized videos. I like the short length. Easily digestible content.
Thank you! We may compile it all into one documentary along the lines... until then, enjoy! And spread the word!
I came here expecting a normal vlog and I was so taken away by this documentary that it felt like 1 minute has passed when the video ended. I live in Spain and I've been to the basque country many times but I didnt know about this sport. Thank you for shedding a light on it.
Thank you for watching! Show your friends :D We love what we do and want to do more of it!
I, too live in Spain and didn't know this existed. It is SO compelling! Beautiful sport, beautiful tradition.
La pelota mano en todas sus modalidades son yamada pelota vasca y todo este deporte sale del campo en desafíos también es cierto ke los deportistas vascos de todas las modalidades de deporte rural fue la jeneraciones pasadas la última hornada más de 35 años pero ay muchas pruebas con animales buelles vacas caballos burros carneros ectra antaño gallos carneros ectra
@@MartinsLicis i miss your old intro with the pop music, shades, and your entire team goofing around....
We spaniards know well how amazing is Basque culture, greetings from Andalucia
You approached our culture in a very respectful way, I hope you really enjoyed the basque country, the food, the music, the culture... Thanks for this documentary, it was amazing to watch!
As a Basque American and former Basque cultural dancer who danced in the first Jialdi in Boise, this brings me great joy to see. I have wonderful memories of the stone lifting and splitting competitions.
fml. I'm from Barcelona but my wife's mother was from the Basque Country,,, she passed away due to cancer a month ago at the age of 61 years of age. I cant help but cry throughout the whole video. She always wanted to travel the three of us there to show us where she grew up. Thank you for the trip Martins.
I love Martins humbleness - he has won worlds strongest man and other top comps, but he acts as though he has lots to learn during these documentaries. That's a sign of wisdom and humbleness right there.
This is such a superb insight into the Basque culture. Martins you've shown such respect and love for it and it shows. I love how Maite Perurena says that 'this is not just sport, it's a family, a culture, a tradition', very moving words. Despite my name I was born and grew up in Donostia, Gipuzkoa, and I can tell this video is true celebration of one of the most idiosyncratic and defining aspects of Basque culture. Much love strongman, well done.
“She cheated and only beat us due to skill and superiority” 😂😂😂
XD
As most have stated you guys rock with your storytelling and cinematography. I spent 17 years in the US Army and haven't worked out in about 10 years. My youngest son and I recently started in the gym and it's so motivating. @17ish minutes I got emotional and it goes to show what strength means to me and how much you guys get it! Thank you
That's beautiful... reminds me why we do what we do! Please share the video!
Thank you Licis for understanding and loving our sport the way we love it ourselves. And thank you for taking it and making it known far from our borders. Here you will always be welcome. "Gure etxera datorrena, bere etxean dago", "Whoever comes to our house, is in his house".
Keep leaning hard into the Strength Unknown series. You guys really have something here. Monetize it well and grow this thing. Excellent content 👍
Deffo something more to this than short youtube videos.
This Basque series have been amazing, as a spanish person living in Australia, really enjoyed discovering more about my own country and strength sports, thank you!
Un comentario que dice mucho de tu persona Guillermo, muchas gracias!! Y que sepas que falta gente como tú en este pais ❤
❤ Netflix…sign this up!!!
This is a series I could binge watch ❤❤❤
I loved this so much, but wish it was longer ❤❤❤
Yes please, Netflix, do sign us up! :D ... please share with your friends, and maybe one day it will!
As a basque, this makes me so proud
Es un ejemplo de cómo presentar nuestra cultura al mundo. A veces se necesita de la mirada nueva de alguien de fuera para celebrar aquello nuestro que damos por supuesto. Qué gran vídeo/documental.
Me too!
Wow. You guys are doing something that supercedes anything else out there. We have a Basque Center where I live in Boise, ID. But the strength heritage in their culture is something new and fascinating to me. Thank you for bringing these beautiful people and their sports to light.
My pleasure! Please share the video! We want to keep doing this. :D
Mira todos los vídeos Demetrius y modalidades en pelota con animales ectra en el país vasco francés cambian algunas cosas pero el fondo es el mismo yo soy Vasco y participe en sokatira ya Ace más de 44 años y carreras de burros o en Vasco asto lasterketa en euskera pero ay decenas de deportes del campo la Malloria ke falta personal para hacerlo y darle vida muchas veces a nivel internacional
The production quality my man... Props to everyone involved you are doing an amazing job!
My Grandfather Bernardo Alvarez came from Basque country, Northern Spain and immigrated to Western New York. I have always wanted to go see Northern Spain. If there are any Alvarez's over there give me a shout out! Thanks for the great content Martins and friends. Much respect and blessings from an old soul in North Carolina.
I can't tell how many times your videos got me tears of joy in my eyes. You are sharing culture here, pure sportsmenship and joy of sharing experiences. Thank you really really much!
Thank you for showing the beauty of Basque rural sport. I think eventually these will be the videos that people return to, again and again.
Wow! What a beautiful place and the fact that the entire area breaths original strongman makes it even more amazing.
Love this series! Keep up the good work.
Exploring some old culture, beautiful scenery, and heavy lifting. Amazing!
Getting to meet so many incredibly unique types of strength athletes from throughout the world is incredible to watch. Love the series and great video again Martins / Romark!
Right!? We want to keep going, meet more unique athletes and make so many more videos like this. Please share with your friends. :D
Really makes me smile - so much love of life and tradition
Guys, this series is amazing!! Fascinating and so professionally done! Really awesome!
The protection is soooo good congratulations. Its been a while since a UA-cam series got me excited as much as this one
The production quality is ridiculous. Romark is just as world class in his field of expertise as Martins is in his. Fantastic piece of content, thank you.
Holy cow, should I comment on how beautiful Basque country is? How interesting and lively their history is? Their sports history? How well this documentary was made? Choices, choices...
The moment "we are man, we were born for this" and then Martin chops like my 4 years old niece. But ye, its scarry tool if one has no experience with it.
Also seems like this is the kind of sport made for women, Nerea looks amazing.
Such a nice people.
Overall amazing video, thank you for it.
The production is insanely good. 11/10 Romark work is insanely good. Exceptional.
Beautiful landscape, food, people and stones. Love these strength unknown.
This was entertaining and the production value of this is O M G.
Love the videos you and Romark are putting out. Keep it up!!
Romark is such a fantastic videographer and artist.
Maybe not in Martins’ wheelhouse, but the Basques also crank out endurance athletes like nobody’s business. (5 time TdF champion Indurain, among a multitude of pro cyclists, distance runners and alpinists). A lot of these events, especially this woodchopping modality has a hella endurance component as well.
I think this series gives us a window into the culture that produces so many great athletes in a multitude of sports.
These people are incredible athletes. . . blows my mind... it's all the hills... gotta be the hills.
@@MartinsLicis I think so too, but it’s deeper than that. My father is from Galicia, which is on the western end of Spain. The hills, their connection to the land, but also - the Basque way is also hyper disciplined, organized and industrious as hell with an emphasis on doing things well - work hard, play hard, eat well. You apply that to sports, it’s gonna produce some ringers. 😉
They are famous for it amongst their fellow Spaniards, because in many respects they lived amongst yet apart from the rest of Spain - basically because the Basque existed in that region before the Romans who laid the foundation for what Spain became, arrived - like their own little planet nestled in the northern frontier between Spain and France. Its really cool you got to see that live. It’s a very special place.
I do hope your hosts took you to see Athletic Bilbao play at San Mames. Mind blowing soccer experience. 👍
Soy fan de Atletico de Bilbao!!
@@feliciacoffey6832 Yo soy Madridista pero tengo un gran respeto por los Leones y el futbol vasco.
Storytelling, editing, music/sound.. wow! Now this is a Documentary boys 👏👏 Well done
I’m really loving this content. Thank you for introducing many of us to this beautiful place and culture!
Like many others have said, the production quality on these videos is incredible.
But it's also fantastic that you constantly go out of your way to shed light on some of the most under-appreciated sports and athletes. These stone lifters are some of the strongest athletes in the world and i would never have even heard of them without a video like this one 👏👏👏
The production quality on this video is insane. Keep this shit up Martins!
Fascinating! Such an interesting culture that I’d probably never heard of if it wasn’t for this series. Thank you.
I'm in awe of the video. The subject, but also the video quality in itself is right where I want it. Sublime
Production quality is insane. Phenomenal job Martins and Romark!
I’m from Getxo and this makes me extremely proud. Amazing work!
I'm planning a trip to Getxo just to see this stuff!
Me too! I’m from Getxo too.
Dude not only are you the worlds strongest man, you have an amazing narration voice! WOW. This video was stunning and the passion these people have for the sport is so infectious and fun to watch.
Thanks Martins! This was beautiful and interesting. I told you and Romark at OSG we love this series. I'm glad you are still killing it!
Stumbled on this series and OMG the quality is insane and Martin's willingness to learn new things and cultures is amazing, I have always been your fan Martin. Keep making these series and I will share as much as I can.
This series is sooooo good. Honestly deserves an award. This is on another level of good. I could show this to a none strongman fan and they would love it i bet.
Thank you! 🤩 Please show it to whoever comes to mind! We want to keep doing this 💪
This is some of the best content I've seen from anyone in a long time! Thank you so much for bringing this kind of content to us 💕
I really enjoy your strength unknown episodes and I’m excited to see more this year! Good luck with your recovery, but I just hope you find what makes you guys happy!
Another golden episode, thanks for your work this is amazing !
I could legitimately watch these all day keep it up man you're doing something special here
Hey Martins! You and Romark have upped your level immensely. This is so enjoyable. And your narration is really smoothing out. Keep it up. (Duke the indy filmmaker.)
Thank you so much Duke! We really put our hearts into this one :D ... pass it along! We want to make more like it.
@@MartinsLicis Please do so. I passed two episodes of Strength Unknown on to my Mom and my Papa Joe Labrincha - a Basque fisherman. Keeping eyes peeled for new content 👀👀👀. Peace. Duke
Fantastically done video. Really professional and classy
My only complaint is that it's too short, I'm here for a documentary, I'm happy to take everything in! Awesome series thought loving it all!
Another beautiful piece, guys!
Amazing job Martins and Romark!! Keep the content coming, Strength Unknown is awesome
Oh yeah you just struck gold. We definitely need more unique strength sports videos like this from all over the world
I'm a DECENT DESCENDENT of BASQUE PEOPLE, from my FATHER & MOTHER SIDE , ( I WASN'T Born there but in CUBA) and I had the PRIVILEGE of leaving the BASQUE RIGIONE in my teenager years, and I enjoyed every minute of IT ‼️😉, the BASQUE are very OLD PEOPLE, approximately 20 000 years , after studying there DNA , and there LANGUAGE, is the OLDEST in EUROPE, with NO KNOWE ROUTS .....
Nice production quality and narration man! Some of the highest quality videos on these topics. Keep up the great work.
To echo, other comments. Outstanding production, would love to see a full documentary. Used to love your early videos from the training hall, but this is next level.
Yet again you've pulled off a very professional short documentary! Your material keeps getting better. I can say with 100% honesty,you have the best strongman channel! Keep up the great work and always look forward to watching your videos! 💪💪💪
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That vest looks sick on Martins. If it's allowed, I hope we get to see you wearing it in some strongman competitions!
When the creators take the time to put the names of the training partners in the video, you know there is real respect for these people and the culture.
Great work Martins, Romark and the team.
That you guys are never afraid to make fun of yourselves is really endearing and fun
This is amazing! Very good job Martins! Thank you very much, eskerrik asko egindako lanagatik.
Man, this was an absolute joy to watch! Loved every damn second of it. Beautifully narrated, awesome video editing and nice to have learned something interesting today!
It is SO interesting to see Martins, a world class modern strongman, try these old, rural strength sports 👍👍
These documentaries are one the best idea on UA-cam I ever saw
Amazing video! The culture, the history in this sport blows me away! Your gracious commentary is a cut above imo. Well done all the way around!
The production quality from you guys are only getting better as is your your contents, great work team!
Impressive, but gave me anxiety, was waiting for the axe to split the feet haha! Full metal boots and chin coverage would maybe get me to try this 😅
I was even more nervous trying it! Crazy scary. Please pass the video along :D We want to make more content like this.
Each video is like watching a professional made TV show. Just subscribed!! Amazing stuff
The story of the shop had me choked up man, beautiful stuff! All of the love fellas
This video deserves 1 million views! Amazing quality
Romark, your editing skills are incredible.
this is fucking sick, y'all. love a new direction on the channel!
wow, the production on your videos now martins is amazing
I hope you enjoyed your stay in Spain! awesome series, excited to see the rest.
I said it last video, and I'll say it again, the production levels in this are insanely good! Romark, you've outdone yourself. And Martins, your narration is just right.
You'll have to come downunder and see some Aussie wood chopping champions at work! Look up David Foster, the Tasmanian who has won 196 world titles. Absolute legend.
absolute first-class video!! i just wish it was longer. Fantastic work!!
We have similar sports in the US. One event they have to cut notches for spring boards and one at the top, chop a block like topping out a tree. Another is a speed climbing race up to the top of a tree and back down using a safety rope and spikes. They also do the chop through a block like what you did. Then they also have both manual 2 man saw, and one I think, as well as some chainsaw events that includes custom, over powered chainsaws
Quality is insane ! Thanks for the video
Your awesome Martins! I’m really enjoying the new content
The kazoo music while you guys were chopping absolutely made my day. Thank you for the laugh.🤣
Great video and learned something new about my neighbors 😃
Best strength channel by a huge margin. Wildly entertaining and informative!
8:54 what a great shot, and matching the narration too 😁
Tug o war stuff, sweet! I bet trying to master that and being in sync with a whole team is exhilarating.
Serious production quality man, keep it up and enjoy the time there!!!
Great video, romark your skills in production are amazing. I’m so excited for the next episode
Incredible place! Loving these videos I hope one day these will be shown on tv around the world.
Awesome story of one of the most if not the most ancient cultures of stone lifting in Europe.
Martins is the worlds coolest man, no competition needed
This was an amazing video! Story telling, education and genuine atmosphere. Thank you.