Turner. So good. Now, let me ask you guys a question. When Bill, there were times when Bill would give this monologue when he tells Corey, you know, don't rely on people's perceptions of you and stuff like that. As I was watching it,

it seemed

to me when Bill would do that, as if he didn't quite remember his dialogue and he was remembering it on the fly as he was giving the dialogue. Does that seem like that to you? Or is that just his natural rhythm? He

would do that. Yeah. He would do that. He really, he would. Yeah. He

would do that. We have, we have talked about before, because Bill was always very nervous. He was going to forget a line and having to have that much dialogue memorized was difficult for him. And he didn't necessarily enjoy that. And we have talked before about how there are times when specifically, I can remember the scene where he's having a tea party with Lily. And he's coming up with these big words and festooned. Yeah. Stooned. And it works so perfectly for him because I don't know how much of it is that he is thinking about what he's supposed to say. And therefore, it's coming out a little delayed versus it's so perfect that he's actually thinking of what the next words

are that are coming out of his mouth. It's very careful about his word choice.

It always works. Yeah. It feels of, I mean, it's word.

Yeah, it does work. I didn't, I didn't feel that tension in this moment, but I think it is part of just understanding Bill's delivery. Like I've come to accept that as the phoeone delivery. Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah.

So Mr.