I, I hear you.

To Appeal to Me got better in their later years, right? Skin Trade I think is a great song.

Lot of really great songs, and I don't know if, uh, I'm not smart enough to know if it's, they took things down a key for Simon or whatever it was.

But I appreciate them much more now than I did back in the day, and this is an example of the maturation of that band from, you know, Girls On Film and the video that went with that.

And Rio and Hungry Like the Wolf, all, all of that overly sexualized stuff to this more mature stuff, it suits them.

They have been able to go into advanced middle age, being of the same age as them, I refuse to say old age.

Over and out.

Baker says everything you need to get back to it.

And especially for them to continue wanting to do it.

Yeah, true, true, true.

I think there's a couple things that we're working in our favor.

First of all, artists by definition want to emote.

They want to tell you how they're feeling.

So they're expressive people to begin with.

when you give them a reason to do that, that's not just for their own pocketbooks or back in the day for the labels, pocketbooks or whatever it is, they will kind of jump at that chance.

are robbed because of that.