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By the way, I had to turn off five of the seven televisions.

Why?

Because I came in here and it was sensory overload.

There were seven TVs on seven different stations, all flashing.

A lot of it was daytime talk show nonsense.

I told you, it's, first of all, it's just too, it's way too distracting for you, even if they were on shows that you like.

Well, I can't watch seven shows that I like at once.

Well, that's true.

I mean, what?

I really don't get this.

I don't.

It's not for you.

Well, it's for who?

Somebody else asked if they can have more TV.

They asked for seven TVs. I don't know if they asked for seven, but they asked for more. That's what I heard. And they ended up with seven. But you know what you could do? When before you open your mic, you could turn the TVs off. Well, that was a project. Ray and I had to figure that out. That took about five minutes. Really? Just to turn them off?

Yes. I can't recreate what happened. But, you know, they... I wish Eric would have gotten that on.

I think we ended up changing all the channels at the same time. Yeah, I know. It is hard to change channels on

the TVs, that's for sure. I just assumed it was easier, just turn them off.

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