 You know, about 20 or 30 people would pack the place out because it was so tiny. It was kind of like an air raid shelter. You sort of went up the end, and if you got up the end, you know, you had the full benefit of the curved roof and the single way. I've since been told it's been knocked down now. They had a road widening scheme at that point. I'm very glad to say that she's just gone out to get somebody drinks, but one of our waitresses here is very familiar with the whole area. She was born in Malta and knows Pietà, which is where it was.