I love, like, literally, and I cry so hard. She did, they did All You Need Is Love. She did a little solo talking about Martha Reeves and the civil rights movement before introducing Dancing in the Street. And it was so dang cute, Mike, Because I've heard her practice this like 110 times And so for her to get up there on stage And actually do it all by herself was so sweet But the very, okay, so I'm sitting there And let me just tell you We took up a whole row Our little cheering section for Lucy It was me, my fiance Wes My mom, my sister, my niece Stella Our old babysitter and her fiance Andrew, his fiance and her two kids Literally had the whole row So we're all like waiting for this thing to start So all the little third graders come on stage with their matching shirts. The very first song they sang, and if you have been listening to this radio program for a long time, you know the significance of this song. And also, why I slouched very low in my seat was this one.