I didn't think

about it.

But that's just everywhere else I go, the open mic sign up is around 6 or 6.30, and they might start at 7, or they might start at 7.30 or 8.

I've noticed that the community here, and I find this in other places too, there's different, there's like the acoustic guys, there's the bluegrass guys there's the rock guys the open mics where they have the back line and then there's open mics that are music only and then there's the ones that allow anything I actually like the ones that allow anything because I I find it gets a more diverse audience there's different things whereas some of the music ones your only audience is the other musicians and I'll also say what I notice about this area is most people stay longer than just when they play I've been to so many open mics where people know where they are on the sheet and they leave and and then they time it to come back to play and then they don't stay.

Which is not, it's not that you can't listen to it, but it's not specifically written and performed for children, right?

Correct.

When I wrote for kids, some of the songs, well, they were mostly meant to be interactive, a lot of them.

And there were a lot of story songs.