"I once had a girl Or should I say She once had me."

@celeste3100

3 жыл бұрын

Gotta love The Beatles.

@bonniesilva5162

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm old enough to know what that comment refers to!...

@barbaracarbone4658

3 жыл бұрын

@@bonniesilva5162 Yea Yea Yea...lol

@ratski60

3 жыл бұрын

When I was little my older (by ten years) brother used to sing that song to me as a lullaby. Any time I hear it now I remember him, it's a lovely childhood memory.

"Chop your own wood and it will warm you twice"...Henry Ford

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Henry was a smart guy! Thanks for sharing :)

LOL I missed the great "optimism " of Mads! Welcome back, guys!

@lingam7625

3 жыл бұрын

hahaha

Ok children, let me tell you a story from long, long ago. Many years before you were born, we had Uncles named Ronald and Mads. And when ever they came to this cabin they had family expectations to keep. You may not want to collect the wood now, but let me tell you something...do you know why we do not use this wood on this side of the woodshed? Thats right, because Uncle Ronald and Uncle Mads chopped all this wood. Just for us to look at and smell. This wood makes us feel safe because there is plenty of chopped wood for us to look at. So we must collect an endless amount so the family 100 years from now can look at the wood we collected. Now quit your whining, ignore the cold and get to work. We only have the weekend to fill the other side. We love you Ronald and Mads, I know the reason you didn't upload sooner is because you were chopping all that wood just so you could do this video! Blessings and safety to us all!

Thanks again guys for the laughs. We really needs some laughs in the U.S. right now. Hey Ronald I love when you took a sniff of the wood and compared it to old cheese. Thanks Mads for the satire in your comments. I really love you guys. Good to see you both again!🙂🔥🧀

In New England, USA, it's similar. As soon as spring comes, people begin cutting wood for the winter 2 and 3 years hence. This goes on all summer long. Then the wood that was cut the previous year is split and stacked. The wood must age at least 1 year before burning. It never ends.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Love your story from New England! Thanks for sharing. Cheers

@chloeedmund4350

3 жыл бұрын

You guys still need wood for heat? Don't you have heating installed?

@tammyblack2747

3 жыл бұрын

@@chloeedmund4350 not when they go on a hyttetur.

I don't know why, but I suddenly suffered a little bit of Scandinavic depression...

@cinditrautmann7228

3 жыл бұрын

It was the music in the background

I knew I was going to marry my husband when he showed me his giant , neatly stacked wood pile. Great seeing you guys. Missed you.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha :):)

I was worried something happened to you guys. Long time no see. Welcome back!! I live in Texas and Texans are passionate about brisket BBQ. It's a long and slow process of bbqing the meat, but it's so good!! It brings people together!

If I had to choose a favorite wood, it would be Norwegian wood 😂 Really great to see a video from you guys!! We've missed you 🤗

You dudes always make me smile!😂😂😂

Another hyttetur! When I visit Norway, I'm always impressed how many parts of a home are constructed of wood. My father was a floor sander, back in the day the men who sanded wood floors were all Scandinavians, mostly Norwegians. Tusen takk for another enjoyable video. Jeg elsker Norge. Hilsen!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Yup. Wood houses is our thing ;) Thanks for sharing. Cheers :):)

Sandalwood for perfume Alder for cooking/ smoking, especially salmon candy White/paper Birch for cooking or the wood stove Pine for instant intense heat but it dirties up the stovepipe if you burn it too often

@scandinordic

3 жыл бұрын

And then you have the "fat wood" the absolute center which is the most wonderful part to use 👌🌟

@AndreaAvila78

3 жыл бұрын

So wise!

@grannykiminalaska

3 жыл бұрын

@@AndreaAvila78 50+ yrs in Alaska. I am only the poor student to many wise women

@AndreaAvila78

3 жыл бұрын

@@grannykiminalaska Wow! I'm impressed! Alaska seems like a challenging a wonderful place to live. Maybe one day I will visit it. I've been to the other end of the world: Ushuaia.

@lingam7625

3 жыл бұрын

Salmon candy? Please elucidate.

that stove is a thing of beauty. All the Jøtul I have is a bean pot.

Really appreciated this video after having travelled through Norway all last winter, I skogen med en motorsag og øks! Felling trees and cutting /stacking firewwod for people too old to do it for themselves. had learnt a lot about your culture and how seriously you take firewood !

@tammyblack2747

3 жыл бұрын

That moment når du begynner på tenke in two languages samtidig.

Oh it's been a while since we hear from you guys .good to see you again 😍 with new information ..let's go

I wonder how many children have a brand from the JOTUL engravings on the side. I would assume that is a lesson you learn ONE TIME.

I just love you! Why no electricity? Because fire is beautiful!! It’s been in our genes for 6 million years.

Oooh old cast iron stoves are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing yours!

I LOVE the quirky in your videos! LOVE Ronald's genuine enthusiasm for anything he does o̶r̶ ̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶M̶a̶d̶s̶ ̶t̶e̶l̶l̶s̶ ̶h̶i̶m̶ ̶t̶o̶ ̶d̶o̶, LOVE Mads insightful(?) helpful(?) and sarcastic comments and I LOVED this video. Wood has never been so sexy! P.S. that little bit of Joachim towards the end: please tell me he was emptying out the stove and not the remains of a dearly beloved family member or pet? I couldn't tell if the look on his face was sadness for a loss or disgust because (being Swedish) he clearly Just. Does. Not. Get. how sexy wood is/can be.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

On the dog Kira s behalf. I am sorry 🙏. She just had to go. Into the woods, bur still close to Joachim. Love that dog 🐶! Best Mads 😊

@lingam7625

3 жыл бұрын

Like black, wood is beautiful!

Oh how I love you two. Thank you once again for explaining me to my husband, he has always thought I was a bit nuts about our wood supply.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, cool to learn! Hope he understand how smart you are now. Thanks for sharing. Cheers to both of you :):)

Here in Southern California, we are CRAZY about TACOS. There are no spice packets or boxes of tacos shells here, oh no! That's the fortified wine of tacos, no good at all! As for wood, well...few of us have fireplaces and many of us buy prepackaged logs wrapped in paper called Duraflame logs that only burn for a couple of hours, or buy "camping firewood" which is sold in precut bundles at a very high price, about $6 usd for a bundle of pine that will make a small fire that lasts 3 - 4 hours. 99% of Southern Californians wouldn't know what to do with an axe or a hatchet if they had one, and would think maybe you're a serial killer if they saw one in your garage. LOL! Anyway, lovely video!

@Shazzy1228

3 жыл бұрын

Californians trying to take all the credit again😝. We Texans have better tacos and BBQs.

Good one guys. I love your descriptions of the different woods compared to levels of delicacies. It made sense.. Great vid. Thanks. 🎵 Isn't it good, Norwegian wood 🎵

The explosion in the fireplace! GOLD!

Very beautiful. I see no gloves, hat or scarf. I hope you keep warm. It looks very romantic in the woods.

The thing that brings out the best in the residents of Arizona is a fully functioning AirConditioner.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, of course. Thanks for sharing! Cheers

@vintuitive7627

3 жыл бұрын

Same with Las Vegas ! All about the A/C!

@twatquat3322

Жыл бұрын

​@@vintuitive7627and the same in the American South, ( Georgia )🙂

@vintuitive7627

Жыл бұрын

@@twatquat3322 absolutely !

That's the name of one of my all time most favourite Beatles songs (and rightfully so). Keep up the good work with your channel! Beste hilsener fra Romania! P.S.: 11:36 the wood burns so beautifully and merrily! Thank you so much for sharing this! 😊

Beautiful wood stove! Thank you lads for another wonderful video 👍❤️

Glad to see y’all back!😊

When I saw the title I thought you meant something else. But it's actually wood. Like firewood. Love your videos!

Hi Ronald and Mads, Thank you for posting a delightful video. You made me smile today.

Gorgeous old stove! Haha - now that would be a proper slow TV show - watching wood dry. :D To me, the biggest problem with burning the left over lumber is...within a year of burning it, you will suddenly discover the perfect project use for it.

Love this! So enjoyed watching Norwegian slow tv that was all about chopping wood & setting fires. So cozy.

This is probably the best channel out there 😂 you guys have that fantastic, genuinely funny Norwegian humor🤣 I really hope to meet you some day😂

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome to hear. Thanks! See you soon. Cheers :):)

Where have you been ? I missed you lots & Lots ,We here in the UK we love to eat lots of food & not chop down trees xxx

So you are saying that there is nothing like a good bit of wood?! 👍😉❤️

Love it!

I never know when you guys are joking! 😄 Norwegian Wood (the song) is great. 👍 I never knew the passion you Nordmenn had for wood! Hyggelig å se dere igjen. Pass på dere selv og jeg ser frem til neste video. 🤗

Gorgeous cabin! Beautiful!

knocking on the trunk reminded me with Willy Wonka movie when the squirrel were knocking on the oaknut ...this whole video is so cosy 🥰 snow, wood, fire, history and the most important you guys with your spirit of joy ...thanks a lot

GREAT comparison between wine and wood--it makes sense!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

It's great to hear from the both of you again, Ronald and Mads! I'd love to visit Norway when this Coronavirus goes away.....it would sure beat the heat here in Australia :)

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, yup you will escape that heat here ;) Welcome to Norway

@lingam7625

3 жыл бұрын

Much love to you in Australia. I hope things neutralize there for a long time (nature wise).

@Martin-bc3xn

3 жыл бұрын

@@lingam7625 Thank you very much! Global warming is real and we've really felt it here in Australia with the bush fires and rising temperatures. And much love to you too lin gam! Stay safe and take care! :)) 🙏 ❤️

Always a pleasure seeing your videos! You are terrific! 🍷

Kära Norrmän! The fact that you're playing the Swedish national hymn to accompany the Norwegian man in the Norwegian lusekofta in the Norwegian woods in the Norwegian snow makes me long for the old union. Can't we just get back together?

You can take a Norwegian out of the woods but you can't take the wood out of a Norwegian! It's been a while guys don't leave it so long next time! I must admit when ever I visit Norway I'm always very impressed by the use of wood in the Norwegian architecture but also the use of metal like the church in Atla! You know I'm Norway's number one fan and it looks like I might have two trips to Norway next year!!! Let's hope Mr covid is no more soon and we can all start getting back to normal???? Stay safe everyone! 🙏🙏🙏❤🇧🇻🇧🇻🇧🇻😉👍

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

🤞🤞🤞

Nature too. I grew up near the Pacific Ocean and for that time, the ocean was my passion as also for many Californians and Americans. Eating seafood is a passion of mine. Since I have moved to an area that is in a large valley surrounded by mountains, (The Sierra Nevada Range) my passion is now mountains. However I always preferred mountains. My family used to vacation in our California Mountains. That is probably why. Also we would visit the Cascade Mountain Range in Washington State way up north of us. My brother moved there. Americans love the mountains too. We have 5 or 6 pretty big mountain ranges in America. As a Californian, we also love out CA Wine. Also our micro breweries for beer. California Mexican food. My Landlady is a great Mexican cook.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

You share that passion with a lot of Norwegians. Mountain cabins and travel are our nr 1 thing during winter. Not me and Mads, but others;) The take their cross country skiis and cross the mountains for hours a day. Love your story Dap. Thanks for sharing. Cheers:):)

@dapdne4916

3 жыл бұрын

@@YOURWAY2NORWAY Cabins are the best. Many good memories. As Americans we have National Parks full of trailer and tent camping areas and surrounding cabins for rent.

Please, please make a video of Ronald cutting down a tree (not a sapling, a tree about the size of the ones he was choosing from). I think it be highly entertaining to see Ronald with an axe or saw, wearing lumberjack clothes and struggling to cut down his tree. Love you guys!

FINALLY! A new video!😊😊

Great to see you guys. I have been craving a video from you. Loved your stove. That is a real treasure to have. Enjoyed seeing the old family pictures. Take care and enjoy your winter. 🤗❤🙏🌎

Great to have you back 😆 You guys always cheer me up. Love from Greece. Stay safe 😊👍🍻

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

You too! 🍻🍻

Your outrageous Ronald!!!! When you come to LA I'm gonna party you out!

I can smell the bouquet of history from here. Jøtul the best made wood and coal stove in the world. The dry cold whisper of a Norwegian lake is like a green smell of nature Here, there's a national love of "HATE". So sad, so sad.

Love you guys keep giveing us lots of laughs. Love norway

Meant to say glad you are back i really thought the yulecat got you!! Lol

Very funny indeed !

I'm envious of your wood shed.

Bravo, bravo, bravo. I have no complaints, for once.

Great video! Love you guys ❤️

Very Ryan Air lol

I am distracted by Ronald's beautiful cardigan!

A wood fire is my favorite smell in the whole world especially in a cabin in the forest it's just the best!

awesome My husband has been chopping wood for weeks. He appreciated your video

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Cool to learn. Say hello to him from us. Thanks for sharing and engaging. Cheers :):)

NAILED IT AGAIN!! Love your work 💖💖💖🌟🌟🌟😻💖🤩

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Julia :):)

Here in BC, Canada we are surrounded by trees and mountains, so yes we love our wood too. Here's hoping 2021 will bring everyone much needed relief from the pandemic and we can once again enjoy travel and the world in all ways.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Agree 100% with you🤞🤞

Impressive! It really is like a wine cellar. I love wood! (Recorder, piano, violin, furniture, but I am not burning it) So much of it, I have never seen that in my life!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

You are on an advanced level ;)

Only you 2 could get away with a 12 minute YT video on the heirachy of burning wood. Hilarious. We have a tiny Jotul stove in our garage, love it. Here in New England USA we OBSESS over the proper way to STACK your wood for proper look and drying purposes. Love you guys!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha ;);) Cool to learn that you guys share our passion. Cheers

Hei Ronald og Mads. Your beautifully shot vid. has cheered us greatly and we needed it as we lost Mor on 7th. January. My good friend in Frogner has also lost his partner. Strange sad times. Tusen takk gutter. På gjensyn. Johnny. North West England. U.K.

@johnnytasker1531

3 жыл бұрын

Takk gutter. Johnny. North West England.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Oh No, Johnny. We are so sad to learn that one of our most beloved supperters has passed ❤❤ We will miss Mor! Hope you find new pupose in life and that 2021 brings you good things and thoughts. Big hugs to you from the two of us

@johnnytasker1531

3 жыл бұрын

@@YOURWAY2NORWAY Tusen takk Ronald og Mads. Thanks for you very kind words. Mor felt part of our exchanges and of course enjoyed watching the vids. She was 97 and couldn't continue. Both her British and Norwegian families celebrated a long life, well lived. Thanks again.

@johnnytasker1531

3 жыл бұрын

;)

What a lovely woodshed! I use old metal roofing with old car tires on my woodpile. But Vermonters do love to see a nice woodpile.

Yep. Stayed in a hytte back in late 2019. The Jøtul was the only way to keep warm (-20 or -25°C outside in Leveld). Loved this video, keep it up :) Can't wait to come back and experience it again.

It's been a while - Happy New Year!!!

Our passion in Germany is beer 😜🍻🍺 Almost every town has its own family-run brewery. So it's good but not expensive. Come over here and drink some beer 😉

Where have you been? We missed you. Thank you for the much needed laughs. I am discovering more and more of Norwegian traditions with you. I am planning a trip to Norway this summer but it all depends on the Covid-19 situation. By the way, that JOTUL is a piece of art.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Hope we all are able to travel a bit🤞🤞 Welcome to Norway. Thanks and cheers :):)

Mats, you’re hilarious!!

Oh, what a wonderful video, guys! Great scenery, physical exertion by Ronald, Mads' nonpareil commentary, and the look on Joachim's face when dumping ashes! Love your sweater, Ronald. Wish we had them here. We rent "rustic" cabins just to be able to chop forest wood and enjoy the art of building a real wood fire inside and outside the cabin. Probably more familiar to those of us in the Northern USA...Electric fireplaces are not welcome in areas with frequent power outages. Parents used to say "a little hard work never killed anyone". I thought you and Mads may have cut wood using a two person saw such as you showed on this video. The Jøtil stove is highly valued, here. What a treasure! Loved your history lesson on wood cutting and the old owner. You are soooo fortunate! You realize you've probably done more to encourage travel to Oslo than most travel agencies? Think about out Northern tier next week, when they'll have wind chills of upwards of -51° F! Love you two!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, had not realized how Norwegian you actually are SANDRA. The work mantra is still the most important mantra in Norway now. And that you know and cherish the Jøtul stove is awesome. Jesus, that's cold. Hope most ppl have a Jøtul :) Big hugs from the two of us

Nice to listen to the Swedish national song at the beginning 🤣♥️😘

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha 😜

Saws from Raymond, WA? That's not far from where I live in Centralia, WA... Love the video and the momentary connection to my home.

There's a similar culture of wood admiration in northern Idaho. My step-dad is a carpenter and he would cut the wood with his fancy electric saw so it was exactly the right length for the wood stove.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Very interesting to learn! Thanks for sharing and engaging. Cheers from Ronald and Mads :):)

LOL.....Mads wanting electricity and then when Ronald says some pieces of bark to start the fire, Mad quickly quirps in "GASOLINE"! I was going to say Mexicans have a thing for going to the beach but when you mention the French and the Italians have their cheese and their wine, The Spanish their tapas and olive oil, The British their Tea time, we Mexicans have our hot peppers, raw, dried, fermented in vinegar, pounded into chili powder, ground into salsa and the HOTTER the BETTER! Thumbs up Ronald and Mads, Liking the video and truly admiring the expert Wood Connossieur that you are Ronald! :D

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Jajaja, muchas gracias Joe. Love your passion for hot peppers. Thanks for sharing. Saludos 🍻🍻

Thoroughly enjoyed the history lesson.

❤️ Always happy to see a notification for a video from YW2NW. Hi Ronald! 😘🤗 Hi Mads! 😘🤗 You don't see fire places or wood burning stoves (what you call a wood oven) in every home. In fact, homes with fireplaces are more expensive and wood burning stoves raise the cost of home insurance. Also, many people who have fire places buy their wood. Especially those that live in urban areas. The rest of us heat our homes with electricity or a combination of natural gas and electricity. I think the Norwegian way is more passionate. Hope you're both keeping well. Love your videos! And love you both very much. 😘🤗, 😘🤗

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

😍😍

Ok…That was beautiful..thx guys…🙏🏻🌳

I used to sing that song...when I use to perform. 🎵🎶🙃 my grandparents, my aunts and uncles all lived in the country. In Texas. 🤣❄🙃 Really. Everyone had fireplaces. It went that way as well. Northern Texas.

Norwegians love wood; Americans love plastic. I can smell the fragrant wood in this. Where would we be without Mads' commentary?

@lingam7625

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully we are in for a revolution. This figure is from a Nat Geo documentary, it said we produce 700,000 tons of garbage daily. Are we apathetic, hedonists, subconsciously suicidal.....

When you said " Now I have to go and find a tree...." I assumed you needed to pee.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

Also ashes are a great fertiliser; sprinkle them out under the trees

Education and comedy! 2 of my favorite pre and hopefully post, coronoa cuties! I hope to meet you someday and give big squeezes. We here in the states of united, likes long drives with music, me personally with frequent radio changes.

Wood aheds are scary places. Grandma (and mom) said if we did something bad we would get taken to the wood shed.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, a common story we share ;)

@ankavoskuilen1725

3 жыл бұрын

When I read that, the first thing I hear in my head is someone shouting: EMIL!!!

I live on a Greek island, but I'm formally from Sydney Australia. In Sydney it used to be sausages from the hardware store. Now it's olive oil. The harvest starts in November and is the main social event for the whole island until Christmas. It's crazy but cool! But bloody hell I miss those Bunnings sausages! Google it! Then you will find out this weird Aussie tradition!!

So gradation from a Wookey Hole cave matured cheddar cheese to a supermarket squishy tasteless mild cheddar.

In my country, Greece, we are also obsessed with wood. Heating oil has become expensive (I'm talking Norway expensive) since the crisis so many households have been using wood stoves to heat their homes ever since...the chimneys are fuming like in the old days!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Interesting and sweet story. Thanks for sharing. Cheers :):)

I need to place like that, cold and peace of mind 😍👍

In the US I would say there’s a definite passion for cooking meats outside over fire. Like we are always looking for a reason to do it. Weddings, baby showers, it’s Tuesday…whatever.

Can't live without my birch

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Me neither

When I was 25 and sharing a cabin with some friends, we ordered wood that was 4 inches too long for our stove -- the only heat-- and we spent all winter cutting off the ends.

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

In North Carolina, USA, our passion is pulled pork BBQ.

hahaha can t help "the smell of history" , interesting metaphor

Here in Colorado, at least in the urban areas, wood burning fireplaces in homes built since the 1980s are not permitted. There are many, many days during the winter where old, wood burning stoves/fireplaces cannot be used as they cause too much particulate pollution. (We call them “red level” days.) So, cozy up to our ubiquitous gas log fireplaces and we’ll need to get some pine scent air fresheners to make you feel like you’re back in Norway!

@cinditrautmann7228

3 жыл бұрын

Down here in the wilds of SW Colorado, SOOOOO many houses still heat with wood. It’s pretty unbelievable actually. I don’t hear that way, and I wonder what those homeowners’ insurance rate are!

@charleshamilton9274

3 жыл бұрын

@@cinditrautmann7228 - You live in one of the most beautiful parts of Colorado! If the power goes out, none of my gas log fireplaces will be of any use in keeping me warm. You will be so lucky ‘cause your wood-burning fireplace will keep you cozy!

@knuthenriksommer4982

3 жыл бұрын

cindi trautmann Interesting that you say that about insurance. In Norway most houses (some appartments) have fireplaces or wood-stoves and the most frequent reason for house-fires is short-cuts in bad or old electric appliances and electric wires.

It was fun to see your Jotul stove because we used to have one exactly like it...we lived in the country, in northren California (Sebastopol ) ,& we bought it new for about $500.00 in 1970 !

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! Very interesting to learn. Thanks for sharing. Cheers :):)

It looks lovely up there! So cold, and so cozy to be by a fire! I wish I was there! I miss the cold. We're melting down here in Argentina. It's a cruel summer. Yesterday the temperature was 40 ºC. Super funny videos. I love Mads' sarcastic comments! Hilarious!

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Jajjaj, we have a cruel winter here now. More then minus 10 degrees here for almost two months. Would love some heat. But 40 degrees is too much for Norwegians. We would melt. Like a snowman in the sun ;)

@AndreaAvila78

3 жыл бұрын

@@YOURWAY2NORWAY Yes! You're right! The two extremes! Too cold isn't fun either! This heat is unbearable! I live like a vampire, only going out once the sun sets! 😂🤣

I love this video! Have you guys done a video on Norwegian beauty? Like what the norwegian beauty standard is, how it varies with age/gender, and your own views on beauty in Norway?

@YOURWAY2NORWAY

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. We have done that yet. Thanks for sharing your idea and engaging with us. Cheers from Ronald and Mads :):)