I'm I'm your husband host, Travis McElroy.

And I'm your wife host, Teresa McElroy.

And you're listening to Schmaners.

It's extraordinary etiquette.

For ordinary occasions, hello, my dove.

Hello, dear. You're so close.

Yeah, we're recording in a different setup.

There's no desk between us now.

We sit upon a couch canoodling?

No.

Recording.

Recording.

Yeah, just recording.

We are wearing the same color of shirt, though, for those of you watching the video. It wasn't on purpose. No one's watching the video. This is just, this is like how coaches will review game tape with players the next day. Oh, okay. This is so we can go back through and take right there, right there. That was a joke you should have laughed at. Yeah. That's most, it's mostly for me. Mostly. To point out the jokes you should have laughed at. Like that one? No. Oh, okay. That I just lost, Steve. That wasn't a joke so much. But we're talking about symphonies today. Yes. And I wanted to start off with just a fun fact that I know. Okay. The word symphony is actually a combination of two words.

Sim, like simulation, and phony for fake, because you know how like real music

comes from like the radio or CDs or cassettes or like your computer speakers.

Well, what a symphony is, is instead of playing real music, they use these things

called instruments to create a music-like kind of experience.

I worked really hard on writing out in my head today.

And I got nothing, got nothing.

You were laughing at me there, right?

Not with?

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