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Japan is the ultimate paradise where you can have safe, stress-free adventures like nowhere else on Earth. If you're looking to adventure as an all-girls group, there's really no place more perfect than Japan!😆
Not only did you make me smile, but I almost peed my pants laughing. You two look like you're having so much fun. Be safe you two and thanks for sharing your journey.❤
It was so lovely to wake up to a new Tal & Mads vlog this morning. Thank you for taking me on this road trip with you it looks amazing! I’m already looking forward to the next one ❤
Glad you are enjoying your trip. Yes, the green mochi you ate was mixed with a herb called yomogi or mugwort. The stuffing is called Anko and it’s sweetened red bean curd, often found in most mochi here. Stay safe❤
Love that you travel in vans in other countries…love the privacy factor as opposed to a hotel. And you see the most beautiful places being in the van!!!
Yes, driving on the left side of the road is a little weird at first. But after a while you do get used to it, if you stay in Japan for a long time. I spent 9 months in Okinawa. I hope you ladies had a fun trip in Japan. I found your channel thanks to you two sneaking up on Jazz and Crystal, the Van wives.
It was a delight to see you two back out on the road. I love it when you are. Funny watching you guys swoon over the amount of space you had in the rig. I think the main thing is you're used to traveling in a van instead of an RV. I have a 1992 Toyota RV that's about a foot longer than a van and I have sooooo much more room with a full bathroom (toilet and separate shower). It's small and rides very smooth with decent gas mileage. I'm doing a tour of it on my channel next week. You might look for a small RV when you get back to Canada. It would have a steering wheel on the left and as much room as the one in this vid. Thanks for posting.
A travel hack for your next Japan trip: visit Daiso and get a couple of packs of coffee filter papers and a metal filter holder that sits over a cup (all really inexpensive), then find a good pack of ground coffee - et voila - beaut coffee whenever you need it!
How exciting to wake up and see a Tal and Mads video. You guys made my day! It looks like so much fun to travel Japan by van. The scenery and the food looks amazing. Your reaction over those vanilla and chocolate cookies was so cute (I want to try one). The only thing I missed was the caption option wasn't available (I am slightly hearing impaired). I bet Bowie is missing you also. Thanks for putting a smile on my face!
You both are the best and I couldn’t have ask for more than being able to spend time with you guys and now it feels like old times with you renting a camper and I will say I couldn’t be more happy than to be with you guys my favorite couple and friends to experience so much more of Japan and what a wild ride it was also the joy of seeing you guys so happy fills my heart ❤️ with so much joy so thanks again for a wonderful time peace ☮️ out ✌️
Tal, what no garlic? from your 1st shop 🤭🤣❤ Thanks for sharing your trip in Japan, it looks such an awesome place! An yes as ever you both always make me smile! Much ❤
I would have never thought of renting a camper while in Japan!! What a great 💡idea!😊 I love that the camper is so compact. I would freak out on the wrong side of the road....What a great video!!!❤❤ Made me smile😊😁Love you guys❤❤
Wow, the girls are back in a van...so fun. And the van was very cool; almost like a tiny home in some ways. You look like you had such a fun, relaxing time. I'm so glad you found an AP to help you out; I would be so lost. I'm looking forward to the bullet train, maybe like a Disney ride 😆 So, sending hugs love your way 🥰 Bernie ❤
Great video, Japan is awesome. Yes you can have a right hand drive vehicle in North America. Maria, from Roaming Reckless has a British Land Rover Defender and about a year ago Cheska and Ben of Overlanding Sophia bought their British Van over and toured all over. Look forward to the next one, safe travels.
Yes you can have a right facing vehicle in North America. But you need to pay attention to the glass, lights, and tires, not to mention emissions. The speedometer has to be in MPH, (US). You can import them, but depending on the year of manufacture, and company, you might have to spend money to upgrade the faults. I will add, that the info I have provided is for the US. I am not sure what our Canadian Brothers and Sisters up north need, or want as far as that goes. I can't imagine it is probably all that different. AWESOME VIDEO!
There's a fun anime called Yuru Camp which is a cosy relaxed series revolving around a group of friends and their camping club. It's set in Yamanashi prefecture (characters are from Minobu) and heavily features views of Fuji. The campsite you visited is in the first episode and everything is based on real world stuff, the chain you unhooked to go to the beach is even there as one of the characters falls over it. If anime isn't something you'd normally watch then thats fair enough, but I think you'd find it fun to see an animated version of the places you've visited :) Found your channel on the sidebar, enjoying what I've seen so far :)
You two Gadabouts, continue to amaze, in Your adventures. Spent a month in Yokosuka 1973, aboard USS Trigger SS564. completion 6 month Tour. Yours looks like a whole lot more fun.❤
It is legal to import a right-hand drive vehicle into Canada. A lot of the rural posties use them on their routes so they can pull up right beside the mailbox. However, I think the vehicle has to be at least 15 years old to qualify.
Wow! What a difference to my journey in 1976 to Japan. I spent three month there - no handy no English speaking people, not even in Kyoto! But I had hands and feet 🤣😎 and I traveled even in remote places, mostly allone. Your adventure is not less, but very different! And Japan is really worth to be visited! Much fun!
So fun watching you guys explore Japan! I am in California but just got back from Portugal and persimmons were in season both places! The best fruit ever!! ❤ BTW, I seen one of these Japanese vans for sale in the Bay Area a few months ago and your allowed to drive with seat on the other side.
Wicked a second video this week. The energiser bunny is back in full force and Tal definitely seems recharged😃 It also felt a fair bit like you were transported back into your vanlife bubble and I'm sure if you were to stay there for a longer time(got past the language barrier and got more used to the different culture) you'd get the community feel as well. Beautiful video as always. Had to laugh at the bunk bed joke, especially as I don't think either of you are particularly tall 🤣 Unless Mads is secretly 6 ft tall 😉
When I fly home to the states then back to Australia I always make sure I follow someone and make sure I’m on the inside of the road when I drive. My brain doesn’t compute🤣
Family Mart! Best food.... and wharever you need. When they ask you a question when you grab the rice triangle (THe are asking do you want it heated) say HAi!
Magnifique voyage. Le Japon est un très beau pays. Votre camping car est petit tout en étant grand. Amusez-vous bien les filles. Bisous de France 🇫🇷 👍👍👏👏😘
I lived in Japan for 2 years many years ago. If you want to do a winter trip, plan to go to Hokkaido. Lots of skiing and you can hangout at the Sapporo brewery. In the grocery stores you can get little dried fish that they eat as snacks. I found it a bit odd.
Amazing!! Hokkaido is definitely on our list for the next time we make it to Japan. So fun you had the chance to live there for two years. Thanks for watching!
Yes, it is legal to drive a right hand drive vehicle in North America. I live in Washington and I see gray marketed Japanese domestic vehicles all the time. They are legal to import if they are more than 25 years old. The little mini trucks are getting very popular.
Great video. I think I'd have a hard time driving there. I've drove a work truck for 25years that has right hand drive and I drive on the right. I'm a postal carrier in USA.
I was waiting to see if you would visit an onsen and if the tattoos were ok. Obviously they were. I have 3 kanji on my shoulder so good to see. Thanks!
@17:09 Crap, that's the Motosu-ko campsite where Rin and Nadeshiko first met! [Yuru Camp S01E01] For a lot of people that spot is a kinda pilgrimage spot, and yet you girls had no idea 🤦🏼♂ (Nadeshiko being -assaulted- reprimanded by her big sister 😂. Dang, now I have to go and watch it again. _Shikata ga nai_ )
You silly Thursday cookie, soft serve, Starbucks, lovers! (It's wheatgrass, that you were looking for.) You are cracking me up! OF COURSE I'd travel Japan by van! I might even skip Tokyo in favor of the spots you found in this episode. They feel more like my speed.
There is a place in the USA that imports Japanese campers of all different sizes and yes you can drive right hand drives in your country cos Canada is cool apart from the winter when parts are freezing (HA HA)
So much fun, lovely sisterwomen… I have to tell you that it was definitely a leek that you bought. The translation of things isn’t always exact. I’m sure you figured it out when you cooked with it 🙂
You should have climbed to the top of Mount Fuji. When I was stationed in Tokyo in the late 60s, I climbed it (more like just an uphill walk, but on loose cinders) and it is a fairly easy, but exhausting walk with several rest areas along the way and is done in a day from Station 5 which is where most begin. I didn't do it, but you can also begin in the afternoon and go halfway and sleep overnight in a hut starting out early enough to be on top by sunrise.
Wow - that sounds like an amazing experience! Love that you had the opportunity to do that. We’ll have to add it to the list for next time! Thanks for watching :)
HEY! It's Thursday and we have a new vlog! We just couldn't wait until Sunday for this one. What do you think? Would you travel this way in Japan??
Thanks Huel. Head to huel.com/talandmads and use our code for 15% off your first order + a free starter kit! Sponsored by Huel
Yes they are back home 🏠 on the road love 🥰 it and love these amazing people love ❤️ your Aussie family friend John ❤❤❤
Nico😍🥰💞💓
Follow Japan's rules or go home.
The only problem with this channel is it is not on every day!!! You two are so adorable.Thank you for making me smile.❤
We are so happy you are enjoying the channel! THANK YOU ❤️ We try to get new videos out as often as we can!
I spent 4yrs in Japan and this brought back so many memories. I miss all the vending machines and the coffee
I'm so impressed by you two. You're adventurous and brave. I like the natural way you do your videos. Keep it going❤
Thanks so much!! We appreciate the love and support! 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Japan is the ultimate paradise where you can have safe, stress-free adventures like nowhere else on Earth. If you're looking to adventure as an all-girls group, there's really no place more perfect than Japan!😆
Not only did you make me smile, but I almost peed my pants laughing. You two look like you're having so much fun. Be safe you two and thanks for sharing your journey.❤
It was so lovely to wake up to a new Tal & Mads vlog this morning. Thank you for taking me on this road trip with you it looks amazing! I’m already looking forward to the next one ❤
Thank you for coming along with us!! We love sharing with you! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for taking our campervan on the greatest ride ever!
Glad you are enjoying your trip. Yes, the green mochi you ate was mixed with a herb called yomogi or mugwort. The stuffing is called Anko and it’s sweetened red bean curd, often found in most mochi here.
Stay safe❤
Love that you travel in vans in other countries…love the privacy factor as opposed to a hotel. And you see the most beautiful places being in the van!!!
Yes such a great way to see the country! Thanks for watching!
Just watched your video!! Japan looks amazing, no wonder you are having a ball. Keep safe and well and keep the vids coming. From Scotland.
Enjoy Japan trip ♩
Yes, driving on the left side of the road is a little weird at first. But after a while you do get used to it, if you stay in Japan for a long time. I spent 9 months in Okinawa. I hope you ladies had a fun trip in Japan. I found your channel thanks to you two sneaking up on Jazz and Crystal, the Van wives.
VanLife and Japanese Vlogs make a big part of my TH-cam experience. this a nice mix of both.
this is fun to live vicariously through you gals, thank you, glad you're enjoying the trip
So glad you enjoyed it! 🫶🏻🫶🏻 thanks for watching!
It was a delight to see you two back out on the road. I love it when you are. Funny watching you guys swoon over the amount of space you had in the rig. I think the main thing is you're used to traveling in a van instead of an RV. I have a 1992 Toyota RV that's about a foot longer than a van and I have sooooo much more room with a full bathroom (toilet and separate shower). It's small and rides very smooth with decent gas mileage. I'm doing a tour of it on my channel next week. You might look for a small RV when you get back to Canada. It would have a steering wheel on the left and as much room as the one in this vid. Thanks for posting.
Omg yes! I can't believe this I don't have to wait til Sunday, I hope it's 2 videos a week now 😍 thank you love lots ❤️
Woooo! We have 4 more Japan videos we will try and post as soon as we can!
@talandmads omg you replied, hi 😍 I'm such a fan of you both, I'm always watching your videos, Happy Halloween 👻 love lots ❤️
Wow! Fantastic trip. Love that RV/VAN/CAMPER!
Yay Japan on vanlife series
A travel hack for your next Japan trip: visit Daiso and get a couple of packs of coffee filter papers and a metal filter holder that sits over a cup (all really inexpensive), then find a good pack of ground coffee - et voila - beaut coffee whenever you need it!
7:45 It's a delicious chocolate cookie made by a company called Bourbon. I love it too.
Mmm they were so good!!!
I like the light veneer wooden interior of the RV which makes the inside of the vehicle open and wide
Nice surprise to get this video today! Thank you for sharing your trip in Japan,looking forward to seeing you next time💕
We’re just full of surprises!! Can’t wait to show you more of this adventure!
Great vid! Safe travels and... you two always make me smile! 😉🧡💛
How exciting to wake up and see a Tal and Mads video. You guys made my day! It looks like so much fun to travel Japan by van. The scenery and the food looks amazing. Your reaction over those vanilla and chocolate cookies was so cute (I want to try one). The only thing I missed was the caption option wasn't available (I am slightly hearing impaired). I bet Bowie is missing you also. Thanks for putting a smile on my face!
I love the camper you were in, it's so compact and cute. I miss Bowie too. Great video this week gals♥
Right?? It was amazing! Thanks for watching ❤️
I spent a couple days sightseeing in Japan in the late 90’s and the line everyplace I went reminded me of Disneyland
Loved it. A van trip in Japan is amazing. The perspective of your video gave a feel good almost felt experience.
Thank you ❤❤❤❤
Fabulous! So luved this episode from Japan! More please.
So happy you loved it! Thanks for watching!!
What a treat 😃Thank you Tal & Mads! What an awesome way to cap off a Thursday ❤You are having a blast exploring Japan. What a cute Japanese RV 😎🗻
Thanks so much for watching!! ☺️☺️
So fun to watch!
You both are the best and I couldn’t have ask for more than being able to spend time with you guys and now it feels like old times with you renting a camper and I will say I couldn’t be more happy than to be with you guys my favorite couple and friends to experience so much more of Japan and what a wild ride it was also the joy of seeing you guys so happy fills my heart ❤️ with so much joy so thanks again for a wonderful time peace ☮️ out ✌️
Hey Daron! Thank you so much for the kind compliment!! We love hanging out with you also - so happy we could share our time in Japan with you 🫶🏻
Tal, what no garlic? from your 1st shop 🤭🤣❤ Thanks for sharing your trip in Japan, it looks such an awesome place! An yes as ever you both always make me smile! Much ❤
Excellent video, great channel, enjoyed watching, keep up the great work
Oh my, what an awesome surprise!! I'm loving your Japan trip and its really inspiring me to book my own!!!
Yay!!! So happy you are loving it! Thanks for being here ❤️
You are supposed to put the hand basket in the cart. What Starbucks do you go to for $2 coffee? Every time I go it's $5 for a tall Pikes.
I'm new to your channel, but am already loving it! Thank you for your vlogs. Super informative and fun to watch! Thank you again!
Welcome! So happy you found us!! Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
Japan is so amazing. LOve everything about it!
Hey,a Thursday surprise, it is neat to see you taking on this trip to Japan. Amazing views, a world of its own.
Fantastic video! Loved every minute! Keep ‘‘em coming. Love your adventures
We're so glad you enjoyed it! More adventures coming soon! 🫶🏻🫶🏻
Thanks for the video! You both are so much fun to watch! Thanks
So glad you enjoyed it! 😊 thanks for watching!
Van looks great. Dont forget to cover up a bit when visiting temples. A shawl is handy - can whip it out and cover shoulders
You’re absolutely right! We’ll be sure to have a shawl handy. Thanks for watching!
I would have never thought of renting a camper while in Japan!! What a great 💡idea!😊 I love that the camper is so compact. I would freak out on the wrong side of the road....What a great video!!!❤❤
Made me smile😊😁Love you guys❤❤
Thank you!! It was definitely a great way to experience some of the country - and we are totally in love with the camper. Love you back!
U two r unbelievable......so adventurous & really talented w your videos.
Thank you so much! We appreciate the love! 🫶🏻🫶🏻
My dad used to be a rural postal worker in California. He bought an old right hand drive vehicle for his route. So, sure, it's not a problem.
I loved this so much!! :)
Wow, the girls are back in a van...so fun. And the van was very cool; almost like a tiny home in some ways. You look like you had such a fun, relaxing time. I'm so glad you found an AP to help you out; I would be so lost. I'm looking forward to the bullet train, maybe like a Disney ride 😆 So, sending hugs love your way 🥰 Bernie ❤
Great video, Japan is awesome. Yes you can have a right hand drive vehicle in North America. Maria, from Roaming Reckless has a British Land Rover Defender and about a year ago Cheska and Ben of Overlanding Sophia bought their British Van over and toured all over. Look forward to the next one, safe travels.
Awesome adventure Ladies have a blast and stay safe, an ya driving there would probably mess me up as well lol . Love your vids.
Yes you can have a right facing vehicle in North America. But you need to pay attention to the glass, lights, and tires, not to mention emissions. The speedometer has to be in MPH, (US). You can import them, but depending on the year of manufacture, and company, you might have to spend money to upgrade the faults. I will add, that the info I have provided is for the US. I am not sure what our Canadian Brothers and Sisters up north need, or want as far as that goes. I can't imagine it is probably all that different. AWESOME VIDEO!
There's a fun anime called Yuru Camp which is a cosy relaxed series revolving around a group of friends and their camping club. It's set in Yamanashi prefecture (characters are from Minobu) and heavily features views of Fuji. The campsite you visited is in the first episode and everything is based on real world stuff, the chain you unhooked to go to the beach is even there as one of the characters falls over it.
If anime isn't something you'd normally watch then thats fair enough, but I think you'd find it fun to see an animated version of the places you've visited :)
Found your channel on the sidebar, enjoying what I've seen so far :)
Loved your hair style in morning Tal! Not sure about Canada but I'm fairly sure right hand drive is Ok in the US. You two always make me smile.
You two Gadabouts, continue to amaze, in Your adventures. Spent a month in Yokosuka 1973, aboard USS Trigger SS564. completion 6 month Tour. Yours looks like a whole lot more fun.❤
Loving Japan and nice to see you both back in a van, if only for a couple days.
Thank you!! Happy you’re enjoying :)
It is legal to import a right-hand drive vehicle into Canada. A lot of the rural posties use them on their routes so they can pull up right beside the mailbox. However, I think the vehicle has to be at least 15 years old to qualify.
Thank You Guys You Did Make Me SMILE 😊
Wooohhhooo! Thanks for being here!!
Wow! What a difference to my journey in 1976 to Japan. I spent three month there - no handy no English speaking people, not even in Kyoto! But I had hands and feet 🤣😎 and I traveled even in remote places, mostly allone. Your adventure is not less, but very different! And Japan is really worth to be visited! Much fun!
Sounds like you had an incredible adventure in Japan. We’re so glad you’re enjoying our experience too! Thanks for watching ❤️
Yes it’s legal to have a right side driver’s seat in usa I drove an old postal van that had that
Exciting trip, nice little car and good company ❤️❤️
amazing vidoe i enjoy cool pretty stunning queens looks awesome great time saty safe
I loved the tour, and this video…❤❤
Thank you so much!!
日本を楽しんでくれて嬉しいです。「清潔女子」（＝Clean girls）はなんだか微笑ましいかったです。東京や大阪、京都もいいですが、日本の自然を楽しんでくれているところが嬉しかったです。また日本に来てくださいね。
So fun watching you guys explore Japan! I am in California but just got back from Portugal and persimmons were in season both places! The best fruit ever!! ❤ BTW, I seen one of these Japanese vans for sale in the Bay Area a few months ago and your allowed to drive with seat on the other side.
Thanks for watching! Portugal sounds amazing!! And mmmmm persimmons 😍
Right turns (Yell in your head to go to far side of road!)
Wicked a second video this week. The energiser bunny is back in full force and Tal definitely seems recharged😃 It also felt a fair bit like you were transported back into your vanlife bubble and I'm sure if you were to stay there for a longer time(got past the language barrier and got more used to the different culture) you'd get the community feel as well. Beautiful video as always. Had to laugh at the bunk bed joke, especially as I don't think either of you are particularly tall 🤣 Unless Mads is secretly 6 ft tall 😉
When I fly home to the states then back to Australia I always make sure I follow someone and make sure I’m on the inside of the road when I drive. My brain doesn’t compute🤣
Family Mart! Best food.... and wharever you need. When they ask you a question when you grab the rice triangle (THe are asking do you want it heated) say HAi!
Magnifique voyage. Le Japon est un très beau pays. Votre camping car est petit tout en étant grand. Amusez-vous bien les filles. Bisous de France 🇫🇷 👍👍👏👏😘
Great visit of Mt. FUCHI and sites around. How much a day to rent camper.? What does gas cost? It looks like Great Fun!! You made me SMILE!!
ENJOY ❤
Mid-week post. Way cool. Do not know what Billie is thinking about that 'other' camper. 8:51
I lived in Japan for 2 years many years ago. If you want to do a winter trip, plan to go to Hokkaido. Lots of skiing and you can hangout at the Sapporo brewery.
In the grocery stores you can get little dried fish that they eat as snacks. I found it a bit odd.
Amazing!! Hokkaido is definitely on our list for the next time we make it to Japan. So fun you had the chance to live there for two years. Thanks for watching!
Looks like so much fun enjoy❤
Thank you!! :)
That looked so awesome.
Right?! We loved it! Thanks for watching!
If you're still in Japan, try the Shirataki noodles. Super good for us. But wash them really well first.
Yes, it is legal to drive a right hand drive vehicle in North America. I live in Washington and I see gray marketed Japanese domestic vehicles all the time. They are legal to import if they are more than 25 years old. The little mini trucks are getting very popular.
Great video.
I think I'd have a hard time driving there. I've drove a work truck for 25years that has right hand drive and I drive on the right. I'm a postal carrier in USA.
That was awesome.....but! There seemed to be a severe lack of 'Twice the Garlic' in this episode 😛
I am totally digging that RV!! I would buy something that size here in the US.
I was waiting to see if you would visit an onsen and if the tattoos were ok. Obviously they were. I have 3 kanji on my shoulder so good to see. Thanks!
Yes! We are so happy we were able to go to one and enjoy the experience! Thanks for watching:)
Thank you for sharing, great vlog. Magic music.
If Toyota sold these campers in the US I would so totally buy one. Left hand drive of course.
You can import the RVs after 25 years. So you can get late 90s versions now!
@17:09 Crap, that's the Motosu-ko campsite where Rin and Nadeshiko first met! [Yuru Camp S01E01] For a lot of people that spot is a kinda pilgrimage spot, and yet you girls had no idea 🤦🏼♂
(Nadeshiko being -assaulted- reprimanded by her big sister 😂. Dang, now I have to go and watch it again. _Shikata ga nai_ )
Yep, the smile streak goes on! 😊😊❤❤
Love it!! Thanks for watching!
Aussie here, we drive on the left. Now you know how i feel when you film, while driving...i freak out every time 😂
Hahaha yes totally confusing! Thanks for watching :)
You silly Thursday cookie, soft serve, Starbucks, lovers! (It's wheatgrass, that you were looking for.) You are cracking me up! OF COURSE I'd travel Japan by van! I might even skip Tokyo in favor of the spots you found in this episode. They feel more like my speed.
LOVED it!!!!❤
THANK YOU 🫶🏻
You must not go right before the car of counter part go straight perfectly at the cross point
There is not a more adorable couple than you two.
Love the van,,,,and the HAIR!
Hahhaa the hair is iconic! Thanks for watching!
Happy Halloween girls.❤
Thank you! You too 🫶🏻
That green mochi's name is kusa-mochi(草餅) which means exactly grass mochi😂 it's different from macha!
The van is brilliant! Where is the loo tho!? I’m English so bathroom privacy 😅😅😅
There is a place in the USA that imports Japanese campers of all different sizes and yes you can drive right hand drives in your country cos Canada is cool apart from the winter when parts are freezing (HA HA)
That shopping bag was like Mary Poppins' bag lol it was deceptively large!
お気をつけて旅してください😊
So much fun, lovely sisterwomen… I have to tell you that it was definitely a leek that you bought. The translation of things isn’t always exact. I’m sure you figured it out when you cooked with it 🙂
Happy times ❤
Luv the music 🦘🦘
You should have climbed to the top of Mount Fuji. When I was stationed in Tokyo in the late 60s, I climbed it (more like just an uphill walk, but on loose cinders) and it is a fairly easy, but exhausting walk with several rest areas along the way and is done in a day from Station 5 which is where most begin. I didn't do it, but you can also begin in the afternoon and go halfway and sleep overnight in a hut starting out early enough to be on top by sunrise.
Wow - that sounds like an amazing experience! Love that you had the opportunity to do that. We’ll have to add it to the list for next time! Thanks for watching :)
Climbing season is over usually June to September.
@@Mwoods2272 That's when they were there.
@@GaryNichols50 My bad, I thought they were there last week.