In the morning you got… coffee which is really black water. I don’t know what it was made of, it may be malt. I can’t tell you; it was just…hot water. And you had your – your, your little… tin, which was your cup… and a metal kind of a plate. We kids got, once a month, we got a plate full of special ration. A little bit of white fat. …A piece of… sugar, which hadn’t been made sugar yet – in a piece… a spoonful of jam. And that was a special treat; once a month children got that. But otherwise you had a 150 grams of bread. Anyone who’d see the people when they’re cutting up that loaf. It was a round loaf. They but up, how they- had to make sure that each piece was exactly even. I had to learn… not to be greedy, wanting the biggest piece. It had to unlearn…You know, now in fact I think if I have a chip on my shoulder, it’s I always must make sure that if you dish out food for some reason or another, that you don’t have the most. That yours is the smallest. That it’s- It remains. It’s a kind of a- It remained with me.