Hey, Peter. Hey, are you burning at all right now? Yes, because it's 87 degrees here in the pod suite because somebody left the space heater on all weekend.

That's weird. It's on your side.

I'm Adamannis.

And I'm Peter Martin.

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Sorry, I got to stop with that.

I know it's annoying. You don't have to stop. Just stop looking at me like the I got to stop with that. I know it's annoying.

You don't have to stop.

Just stop looking at me like the way you are, as you say. That's creepy. Now I'm, like, breathing, A, I know it is. I'm sorry about that. But I love we longingly look over. I know we look over, like, as if to remember the name of our own company. So go to open studio, to check out all of our piano courses.

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there's a good chance there's a whole new two-handed voicing course almost out. And it may be from Oscar Peterson. I can't confirm or deny that. We can definitely deny that. That would be fun, though. He's passed away. Have you ever seen his jazz piano lesson with Dick Cavett?

Yeah, if you Google jazz piano lessons, it's like one of the first thing that comes up. Oh, really? Yeah. Why are you Googling jazz piano lessons, man? No reason. Okay. It's so awesome, man. I mean, somebody, like, I don't, I didn't see that as a kid, but I remember seeing, like, my parents watch, especially my dad watch Dick Cavett a lot.

And seeing him kind of like laugh and just look like he was being intellectually stimulated by watching the show that I could not understand anything that was going on.

I thought it was the most boring thing.

I was like, one of the cartoons come back on?

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