Hi, Lee. Welcome to your show.

Hello, Savannah. Welcome to our show.

How are you feeling?

I'm feeling pretty good. Feeling pretty good. Coming off a busy week, we had a show up in Kansas City.

Nice.

And so that was lovely. Did you eat any barbecue?

No, we didn't get to eat any barbecue.

But it was a great, it was a great, great time to get away.

Nice.

Wonderful band and wonderful people at the Netview Conference in Kansas City.

So, big time, big time.

And I heard there was some dancing.

There was a little dancing, yes.

The conference folks asked if the band could play a little few extra songs.

And sure enough, people wanted to dance.

Did you dance?

You know, I got a little moves in me in the last song of the show, actually.

I love it.

Yes, more than I think maybe I ever have because I was feeling very deeply moved. But yeah, but no, I just stood around and chit-chatted with people while dancing was going on. While the dancing was occurring. Yeah, that's right. That makes sense. Yeah. When you're raised as I am, they scare the dancing out of you. And so then it's harder for you to get it when you're a little older.

Wait, in your religious background is that you're talking about, that you were not allowed to dance?

Correct. Yes. This is new information to me. Is it? Yes. No, I was not allowed to dance. As a matter of fact, it was such a significant deal. Of course,

there was no prom in high school that was permitted. And, but even, even before that,

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