I'm amazed by the crowd tonight.

I'm curious how many people are here at a Socrates event for the very first time?

Would you raise your hands?

Amazing.

And I'm curious, how many people are here tonight for the last time?

Would you raise your hands?

That's good.

All my friends, thank you.

Before I get into anything profound, I want to say that we're anxious to stay in touch

with you.

We've been having administrative problems because I'm the administrator.

And I hide behind the idea that I'm a right-brain person.

And so this isn't easy for me.

I want to encourage you there were on your seats a moment ago blue or salmon-colored index cards.

Blue or salmon.

Salmon is kind of a pink, for those of you don't know that.

And if you would do this either while I'm talking or certainly not while Dr. Polkinghorn is talking,

but if you would, before the evening is over, put down your name and address,

even if you've done this before, because we're starting a new database, and I know that we've lost a few of you,

put down your name and address, new database, and I know that we've lost a few of you. Put down your name and address.

SAT scores.

Actually, no.

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