Oh my God, that's a great idea.

You're waking up with Sarah and Vinny.

Wake up.

Alice 973.

All morning.

Where shall we start today?

Let's start with the New York Library of the Performing Arts.

Do you know where I'm going to go with this?

Timothy Salome Ballet.

Yes, yes, yes.

Let's see.

Timothy Salome might hate the opera and the ballet right now, but apparently he wasn't so judgy 24 years ago.

The New York Library at the Performing Arts posted a clip yesterday of six-year-old Timothy on stage in Romeo and Juliet.

And it's only a few seconds long, but he's dressed like Cupid with wings and a bow and his mother and

grandmother and older sister all studied ballet, which is kind of the interesting part of his

remarks. And he has spoken before about growing up backstage. So he kind of shot himself in the

foot. Well, honestly, this has been an unexpected big high for the ballet and opera communities. So I don't, I think at this point you can. Yeah, yeah, yeah. People took advantage of it. And he didn't say, I hate it. He just said, nobody cares about it. And so I don't want to do it. What if he did hate it? I don't understand why people can't like things.

I'm not saying he should savage them.

I get it.

And I think he should shut the hell up and just be like, dude, the less you give people,

the more you're going to become a character on the screen and the more we know about you dating a Kardashian.

Yeah.

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