All right, welcome back to another very brief Marvelette episode of Friends from Work.

Thank you for listening.

Today I wanted to check in on three things, Robbie.

One, and first, I'll start off by saying, I want to hear about your trip to New York

briefly and your John Williams Yo-Yo Ma concert.

Please tell our listeners how it was.

Man, it was incredible and everything I needed it to be.

It's hard because sometimes this stuff is you build it up so much that it's so

impossible for it to meet the expectation.

And I was trying to keep my expectation somewhat reasonable just knowing like, look, he's 92 years old.

I mean, holy cow.

Like, how much can you really expect in terms of energy and intensity?

Because I was thinking about this.

I don't know if, I'm sure you have.

I don't know if you or whoever's listening, if you've ever been to see someone perform

that is like a legend, but they are very understandably past their prime. Like, for instance,

I saw Bob Dylan perform in 2010. It would great experience. If it weren't Bob Dylan, though, then I kind of would have been like, like if it was just a random guy, it would not have been a super meaningful experience because it's like, you know, he's getting older and you can't really understand anything he sings anymore. And that's fun. Sure. But John Williams was the total opposite of that.

He still had his A game, his fastball.

Dude, it's crazy.

It's like Candace and I were talking about it all night because, like, think about...

Did Candace like it?

She loved it.

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