Would love to hear it.

You know, it all started back when I was in like the second or third grade.

And I was given an assignment by my teacher.

She said, here's a picture.

Take this picture home and color this picture in.

And the whole point of the assignment was to stay inside the lines.

That was the only point of the assignment.

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And that has to be quite the exciting thing.

Yeah, it is.

Um, and I, I'll tell you, I'll tell you a little bit about how that happened without getting into too much legalese, um, The writers of America, the songwriters of America, apparently have a very powerful lobby in Congress.

And in the early 1990s, I think it was, they went to Congress and said, look, you know, we sold our songs to music publishers in the 30s, 40s and 50s.

Music publishers made a ton of money on it.

We got nothing.

So how about you pass a law saying that after 35 years, we can get the rights back? And Congress said, sure, why not? You know, go ahead.

So I colored the cow blue.