So then at the end of the evening, he left and he went home. And I said to him as he left, I said, Marius, when you go to the audition, don't play the first way. No, I play second way. So off he went, came back three weeks later. And I said, Marius, how did he go? And he said, I didn't get the job. I said, no, no, no, wait, he said, you haven't heard the whole story. And then in his heavy Spanish accent, he said, I was so pissed off, I said, fuck it, he said. He said, I'm going to go to Valladolid, which is a town in Spain. He said, I played the audition for that orchestra, and I won the job. Twice the salary of the other job. I said, what happened? He said, I played the second way. So we introduced a new phrase into my teaching world, which all my students know, including the little ones, and it's beyond the pocket. Beyond the fucking. Right. I went to a Catholic girls' school in Monterey and I gave a talk there and the headmistress, Sister Carlotta, she wrote me, B-T has become our school motto. So this is what I want to invite you to do. One more performance. And Beethoven is telling us to sing with all our heart. Are you ready? We are but rate and boy are drunk in the shot I know so the end of the B-T Are you ready? Oh Bravo! Bravo!