Yeah

... that a very, and, and breaking, anybody knows anything about breaking, it's extremely strenuous thing.

[laughs] I mean, it's so hard to do.

I was never a breaker, but, but I've been around enough of them to know that it, it takes so much energy to do it.

So if you know, you know this because we all know, we've seen the Olympics 100 times, any kind of strenuous running or even swimming sports, you usually have these preliminaries.

One day you're gonna run the 100 or the 200 or the 400, which is so hard to do, on one day to, to, to cut down the amount of people that are gonna get to run in the finals.

The finals are on another day.

Yeah

[laughs]

But she was really cute and really great.

She, she had been, Josephine had been, um, one of those early dancers back in the day that were oftentimes used in commercials, like a McDonald's commercial, and she, she got to do a lot of really interesting things.

Um, she was a professional artist and dancer early, early on.

Um, so anyway, making, we, you know, we shot Graffiti Rock.

Um, uh, we, you know, the, the, the director of Graffiti Rock was this guy named, uh, uh, Santí.

He w- he actually directed the scene, the, the marriage scenes in King of Comedy, which was actually a Scorsese film.

Yeah