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Oh, yeah, Joshua, and shallown listeners.

And welcome to Chutzpah, ancient texts for modern times.

How was your satyr, Josh?

Thank you for asking.

My satir was beautiful.

It was different from usual.

It was myself, my daughter, Isabel, and her boyfriend, Amel.

We were all in New York together.

And we had a beautiful, small, chill, meaningful Seder.

It was great. That was yours.

Well, my Saters were great.

The first one was in Philadelphia at the National Museum for American Jewish History.

And the second one, as you well know, was with my stepfather's family, the Wilkenfelds.

They were both deeply, deeply meaningful. The issue that

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