Yeah, but I think there's something we're gonna miss.

I think that once audiences come back and they're packed in here and there making all that noise, we might miss this quietness.

We might miss the fact that you and I can just talk to each other in this kind of environment without, I mean, first of all, we lose, I think eight minutes of show when I come out up top and people just like, Oh, my God, it's him, you know?

You know what I mean?

And they're like, What's wrong with them?

Like when you know, they're not saying that.

There's a lot of I thought you meant something else.

No, no, no.

There's a lot of, uh, you know, woo and counting.

Yeah, you know, and it's great.

Very few humans have ever known what it's like to be, um, you know, worshipped in that way.

But my point is, we lose a lot of valuable Showtime.

And then I talked to you, and they're like Andy Red.

And there's a lot of shrieking and howling and people throwing bras at you and panties, and that's right wanting me to put them on just yes.

Oh, I obviously need support.

Yeah, yeah, they want you to wear Yes, their their unmentionables.

Um, And you do Which again?

That's another four minutes of you taking off your clothes and putting on Yeah, and that's again.

That's all fine and good.

But then there's a lot of Wu throughout the show and this right here.

This is about as real as it gets.

It's pretty much there's a couple of people helping us out here, but it's pretty much an abandoned theater.

This is all meat.

No filler.

Yeah, you get this kind of energy between the two of us, right?

Be good when those audiences come back.

Don't you think it'll be nice?

Frankly, you know?

Yeah.

Just, uh, Just to hear and feel something.