This is off track.

Not be funny.

Do you mind putting that down and clapping into this?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Appreciate it.

See, this is a pro.

This is Joseph Newgarten, ladies and gentlemen.

And he's a pro because when I asked him to do the clap, he knew what it was for.

He didn't look at me.

I asked Kirkwood to do the clap.

Kirkwood looked at me like, are you laughing because I keep saying the clap?

No, James, can we just, can we take 15 and get room tone?

Yeah.

Just real quick for the, for the crew here.

The root tone always kills me.

And they do it way too long, I feel like.

Some guys are like, I need 30 seconds. And it's always, it's always at the end too. I don't know why it's at the end and not at the beginning. I feel like everyone's fresh and everything, you know, by the end, normally you've run late and, like, people have stuff to do and they want to just keep going. And like, okay, now we need you all. and we're done.

Except we need to just sit there and complete silence

and don't move

for the next 30 seconds.

Normally, to do and they want to just keep going and like okay now we need you all and we're done except we need you just sit there and complete silence and don't move for the next 30 seconds normally the audio guy is extremely serious about it like it's it's life or death if we get this it's a big it's a big deal it's like I said pro Kirkwood thought I was like pulling a prank on him I'm like can you clap my microphone? He's like, what is that a euphemism for?

Not funny.

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