Oh, yes.

Stuart Zender, getting up on that dusty ends.

So dude, we're looking, we're going to be using the Tocles. Stuart Zender, getting up on that dusty end.

So, dude, we're looking, we're going to be using the entire fretboard today.

Oh, look at this thing.

Oh, are you blowing the dust off?

There's no dust on this, dude.

That's one thing.

That is a pet peeve of mine.

When people call this up here, the dusty end.

I hate that.

Like, oh, the dusty end, because you never play it up there.

There's so many reasons to play up here.

Said all of the people that never play up there.

There ain't no play that plays up here and use that term. That is right. That is right. It's true. I feel like most professional base players I know too, like really want to have

the entire fingerboard at their disposal, right? So that you can use all of it when you need to.

Yeah. And we're going to be getting into some awesome, like, tips and tricks as well today.

Like how to, like visualization of the fretboard or at least visualization of target points

on the fretboard as well, like super nerdy stuff.

So if you're a nerdy base playing, you want to get better at playing over the entire

fretboard.

You're in the right place.

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