You should press your face against a hot stove.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

I look forward to whatever that is.

But before we get to it, I was listening to NPR driving to work today.

What does it you always say about listening to NPR?

I do that to punish myself for the bad things I've done.

It's like whatever the devout Catholics are who whip themselves with the beads to make

the Da Vinci Code guys. Yeah, yeah. That's what that's what listening to NPR is if you don't like it.

But anyway, they were doing a story about how orchestras,

classical music orchestras are struggling all around the country in various cities.

They're just people, millennials are killing orchestras.

Like millennials killed China and bedspreads.

People just aren't as interested. Monsts. People just aren't as interested.

People just aren't as interested in going to see live classical music at their local

venue anymore.

And they talked on NPR as if this is something that needs to always exist, of course.

So let's just get to the how do we support it part.

And I was thinking, and the reason I wanted to ask Joe is because Joe's actually a classical music fan.

I am not.

Do you think it's something that just that needs to continue or is it like any other music?

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