All right, intro. Go. Right. Excellent. Okay. So this is welcome. This is, is he and

Steph? Yes. And questions for you. Should we just dive straight in? Is there anything else

that you wanted to talk about before we got started? No, let's just go. Speed run. All right.

Throughout your childhood, have you generally been open to?

Oh, good. I can't make it through the. Oh, here.

Oh, don't die.

Too painful. Oh, my God. I can't do this question. Would you like to? I can't. I can't even

give them a. This question. You can't even. Okay. I can't. With the question. Okay. No, don't

zoom it in with that. Okay. I have to rise or younger. So I can read it. No, stop. Okay.

Paying full question. Please go ahead. Throughout your childhood. Have you generally been

open to trying new activities? Was there ever some kind of lesson or class that you were not

immediately interested in, but your parents convinced you to try stop laughing. And you felt

glad of it afterwards. I wish I was laughing. Do you think we should do some backstories?

All right. Cheer out. Learning. It sucks. Not even learning in general. It's just. No, you like

learning. You just don't like being taught. Yeah. Look, look, I learned how to animate by myself

from watching other people animate at most, but most of it was just me. I learned how to draw

digitally by myself to be fair. You also had a very animated father still do. Oh, dear. The energy

has gone from the conversation. I learned how to take care of ducks by myself. Like I did a whole

lot of stuff. You learned how to make movies by yourself. Yes. Yeah. Like animated movies. Kind

of similar thing. But I learned how to do everything I'm good at right now by myself. Well,

let's. Okay. Let's go through a couple of things. I was three dance lessons. You did dance lessons.

Right. And you didn't like the fact that I was teaching them in the parking lot. It was just an

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