Okay. All right. Hello? Oh, okay.

No, you go.

Okay.

I think, I think that...

I think the time has come for us to develop some kind of an in-band signal for you and me?

Yeah, I mean is that okay? In-band single.

We need a plastic of potatoes.

So like, you come up and you always come up,

as you know, you're muted.

Right. And then there's a variety of different kinds of noises I make when I first turn on a

microphone that I'd be happy to share with you right now.

Yeah, what are some of those? Okay, there's the one that the one that I use the most is,

gosh, what do I say?

I think I say, ch ch ch ch ch ch chchchchchchchchchchchchchchchch, something like that.

Or chchoo, something like that.

But then with you, when you first show up I just

want to hail you in band yeah because in band I learned this term from John

Sir Kucib. So like if there's metadata or control information

inside the signal, that's in-band.

If it's outside the signal like us in a text message,

that's different.

I'm trying to give you an in-band message that will not interfere with the natural dynamics of our program that have been developed over these years.

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