Well, I don't see the point in waiting a bit longer, so let's bring her out.

On star attraction, the one you came to see, ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only Miss Judy Goldie.

So you're both working.

You're both working in the theater, and you get wicked, Jared.

And Broadway show, and then I got I got wicked. I did another show called the pirate queen, which was an amazing experience, but a doomed flop.

Right.

I think it's on the wall at sardines of like the biggest swaps ever.

And then I went back to wicked.

And that's when I sat wicked for for 10 years, because I'm like, you know, I reached my goals.

I was in an original musical, right.

My show, Bergen Bubleiel, these writers that I wrote grew up listening to laym is and a second.

I was like, right.

That's it. That's all I wanted to do.

So from then on, I just wanted to work.

And wicked was an amazing home to sort of to work.

So I love your your philosophy about being a swing.

Can you explain to the listeners what a swing is?

And then we have to discuss your fucking positive attitude about it.

So a swing is usually an off stage position of a member of the show who covers the ensemble.

So, you know, because the show needs a full cast to operate.

And if somebody gets sick or is out, somebody has to swing into the show and do it.

And that's the job of the swing.

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