Obviously our younger listeners are not as familiar with that is the thing that is a real Genix thing.

Yeah.

Schoolhouse Rockin, a chip on the lap of your favorite schoolhouse.

Schoolhouse.

Yeah. There presumably was a law about this, but at the time, you know, there was an idea that

children's television needed to be educational, which I think everybody's given up on probably has an idea.

What the hell is this?

It's one of those can't be 70 throwbacks that appeals to Generation Exert.

But that was, I think that was the idea about it,

and they made all of these things especially the history ones

They made them in the lead up to the bicentennial which everybody was right.

Crazy about 600 b. C. I'm told Father Lehi sailed from a world so old.

But the funny thing about it is that how, you know, just the crazy, let's say, un revisionist history that was taught or indoctrinated, you know, in the

schoolhouse rock ones.

Oh, priesthood power, priesthood power, everybody needs us in priesthood power,

the utmost trust.

In God we trust, there's authority there.

And so the, you know know like for example they do this that there were a lot of in their

because of the by centennial there's a lot of them that are based on the

early history the colonial history of the US of the Revolutionary War.

Poly, Polygamy, it's your next wife here.

Polypalingami, let's follow I see.

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