But yeah, how are you kind to yourself, I guess, even in these down times? Because I don't think a lot of people talk about coming from this huge high that is being in a massive Broadway show and then just sort of going back to

life.

Man, it's, I mean, it's truly, it's...

I think I actually have to have a lot of softness for myself with that question because I have come to accept that you can't always be, and sometimes being soft with yourself is just being like, you know, there's going to be hard days, especially in a career that has so many ups and downs.

And having the questions like, oh my God, Am I doing the right thing? Those little momentary worries are very much part of processing how we go about this world and this life.

And I think you have to accept that that's going to be a part of it.

And you can't tell yourself that that's a symptom of things not going well automatically.

And so I don't know, like that hearing you say that, I feel like that's what you do when you sing.

I don't

know.

I was close to learning the single ladies dance.

We were working on it.

I think what's interesting is that in the last two decades, musicals have kind of got the genre has cracked wide open.

There's a lot of space for folk and other kinds of musical forms in in the world.

And as we've been, I mean, we're working on a couple of musicals right now.

Yeah.