Get off! What? You're waking up with Sarah and Vinnie. Oh my god.

Look at me better than that. Alice at 973.

Anyway, this is a story about you ever dance along in your seat when you're driving down the road

when a song comes on. You ever be somewhere and a song comes on and you're like,

sorry, I gotta go. Oh, that's good.

I've danced down my dance in a lot. I realized like I used to dance as a punishment for my children.

Oh. Yeah. Behave yourself when mom starts dancing and target that kind of thing and they would

not want that. So, you know, it became associated with punishment for children. And even now, like,

you know, here's some music. You're on a ferry walking around and you're even at the farmer's

market and like somebody's cranking some tunes and you're going like this and then you look

over and your son's like, please stop. Like they're kind of red like embarrassed just by being

related to you. Most people say dancing's a form of release for them. First you feel happier,

it can make a bad day and do a good one. Yeah. The top spots people have to dance where they're

pulled out of their seat and into on onto the floor out of club, a party, a wedding, a concert

or festival. And sometimes just in our darn house right there in the house. Sure. I gotta do this.

All the places. Yeah. Kitchen, kitchen, dead. Well, that's another thing. We all have that kitchen

lady now. Mm-hmm. And you just tell you to walk out and be like, play Boston's first album, please.

Thank you. Dance the whole time singing. You danced to Boston? Yes. No, he's don't. Because this

high dance, many. Bear in the air. Okay, that's not fair. Bear in the air. Bear in the air. Bear in the air.

The most. Yeah. This isn't no. Go to go to peace of mind, please. Go to peace of mind, please.

Peace of mind. That's that now then we'll then we'll start dancing. Yeah, it's on the first

piece of mind. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Got it. Hit it. Do it now. And it's right here. You want the

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