So I might sound slightly horse tonight because I came from a not a very loud bar, not a big party,

but a elementary school children's dance.

Oh, elementary school dance, is that a thing?

The earliest I can recall having a dance was sixth grade.

Yeah.

Yeah, same.

But yeah, so that's apparently a thing here.

And I can say that I am exactly as comfortable here as I was in sixth grade at my sixth grade dance.

Whatever that is in a person that makes them, you know, maybe incompatible with that kind of social situation,

that does not change when you are 40.

Whatever you were, how old are you in sixth grade?

Like 11, 12, whatever, whatever, whatever age you were then.

It's the same when you're 40.

That does not leave a person.

What about your kid, the Adam and Heret, your dance incompatibility?

Fortunately, he seems to have taken after his mother in that way, which is a huge benefit.

It's like I couldn't wait to get home.

And it's funny, like, you know, it doesn't feel this way because we're all staring at computers in like our offices in our houses and no one's around.

But in a way, we are talking to 80,000 people.

And so it's weird to think like I'd rather talk about computers to a football stadium full of strangers mostly,

which most people will consider a terribly scary thing.

But I'd rather do that than try to dance in front of 40 children and their parents at elementary school.

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