This is how to do everything.

We have just a short show for you this week because Ian is going out of town,

but before he goes, we want to get one quick how to in.

Hey Ho Jun, what can we help you with?

Yes, so I went to see a piano recital at Carnegie Hall,

and I was sitting at my seat, and I saw a father and a son walking by right in front of me and and then I saw the father admonishing

his son for how he passed the people that were seated on the row as he as he kind of made his way down the aisle

right exactly so the boy who was about 10 years old was showing his backside to the people who were seated

down.

And I was surprised because that's usually how I passed people when I passed them at a theater or like a movie theater.

Yeah.

So I don't really know how to pass people who are sitting down I guess.

So the father's point of view is that when you're making your way

Past all the seated people to your seats you should be facing them

Yes, exactly that almost seems worse because there's a potential that you could actually lock eyes with the person. You could, you know, have an interaction with them.

Especially if the person were nice enough to stand up so that you'll be facing them going

face to face with them and because this happened at Carnegie Hall the venerable

auditorium I thought maybe this is how some people who are in the know do it.

I also think that there's just physically there's more potential for pain because

you could go knee to knee.

You're not gonna physically hurt anyone,

you know, just...

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