People were actually listening, not watching. So I hosted a fashion show with the kids on Saturday at one of our local department stores. And my little sister, Jacqueline, and my little niece, Stella, who is two and a half, came to the fashion show to support Lucy and Smith, who were actually walking the runway, which is hysterical. And so we went out to lunch at the little cafe afterwards. and we're trying my sister is so desperately trying to potty train Stella and it's just not happening she is not interested whatsoever well I got up to go to the bathroom during lunch and said to Stella do you want to come with me and she did so we go into like a women's restroom but it was in the middle of like the clothing section like right next to where the dressing rooms were and it's just one toilet, okay, and a sink. And so I take her in there and I sit down and I started peeing and I was asking her about peeing on the potty, which again, she has zero interest in. So I start to sing a song that I made up on the spot about how cool it was to pee on the potty. I love peeing on the potty. It is so cool to pee-pee on the potty. And I just kept adding words. She thought it was hysterical. I kept going and I'm like getting louder. I'm more excited about, we love peeing on the potty. Well, I opened the door to leave, and there's a woman standing there just laughing at me. I walked out into the actual store. More people are looking at us and just laughing because everybody heard my now number one pee-pee on the potty song that I was singing. It was echoing in the store? And I didn't realize because when we walked over to this part of the store, nobody was over there. And then, of course, while I'm in there making up a song about pee, everybody decides that that's the area of the store that they need to shop. So they all heard me singing how cool it was to be on the potty.