It was the name.

Yeah.

So the first ones was in downtown and I think they opened it up at the early or late 70s.

And the other one that it was close to my house, it was open about, I think around the 90s.

So I used to went there and roller skate and I start talking to the DJs that worked there.

And I told them, right, hey, I'm a DJ, I have my mixer and all that, but they were DJing with turntables at that point.

And I think it was a time they were doing the transition from vinyls to CDs.

Mr. Sergio, if somebody was starting, like, let's say they're DJing production somebody scratch you know like you don't know nothing you're like a kid like you're i don't know maybe 20 years old 16 you know you start at 16 you know or 10 even 10 what's the best advice that you can give them like to get to go because you've had your whole journey oh man your whole experience what would you tell them to like keep either keep going or maybe like because i know i've been trying to do productions and i've been djing for a long time now um But what can you tell someone who doesn't have motivation or who makes a song and it doesn't go well? What can you tell them that will keep them motivated to keep going?