Hey, Peter.

Hey, Suzuki or Yamaha?

Um, for your motorcycle.

Samaha.

Yzuki.

Yzuki.

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Peter, what are we talking about? We're talking about anagrams, banana grams. What do you call those when you do? That was quick. We got a backwards. It was quick. I know. But we actually did two different things. We combined two words and then I screwed it up because I actually said my name backwards, which I believe is an anagram. Yeah, I don't, is that what your name is backwards? I didn't put that together because I just flip the two first letters of my name. Right, right, which is called, what is that called? It's not, um, I don't know. I don't think it's called anything. Yeah. Um, so today we are talking about the Suzuki method. Yes. I always think it's funny because there's the Suzuki method, which is music-based.

And then there's Yamaha pianos, which are like 60% of the pianos I play on. Yeah, which is also music-based. Which is also music-based. But then both those words for in my mind, growing up in High Ridge are also associated with dirt bikes. Yes. Like motorcycles. So and for me kind of growing up in the city, they're both associated with sort of hot rod, you know, late night motorcycle races down on riverfront drive here, you know, stuff like that. I mean, hats off to the Japanese. We're really getting a lot of things right. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? What do you know about Dotson? That's before your time. I remember Dotson's for sure. Those were not the best looking cars.

Well, the honeybee?

Don't sleep on the honeybee. I'm going to look that up. The Dotson Honeybee. Dotson wagons. I learned to drive on a Dotson wagon. But we digress because what we're talking about today is... Wait, you think the honeybee looks good?

Well, at the time, with the, with the actual bee on the side. Oh, that actually is pretty cool. That's pretty cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Um, so, okay, what are we talking about today? We are talking about the Suzuki method, not the motorcycle method. So we were talking, you and I have had many conversations about how each other started.

We don't have to get a huge history, but basically you started with Suzuki.

Your mother was, is a Suzuki teacher.

In fact, one of the first in our area, if not the first.

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