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Good-ass deal. Incredible deal. So good, it made Sass want to sing something.

Oh no, I'm not singing that. Let my people go. You walked in here singing.

It was just- Did I watch the Irish affairs special in a place at the end of it?

And it's been stuck in my head since then.

Well, it was the beginning part of the song, though. I only have ever heard that let my people go

part. It's how it starts, I think. With let my people go? What are the other words?

What are the other words? It was when Israel was in Egypt's land, let my people go.

We did a slaves unit in fourth grade, and we all had to learn like songs like that.

Oh, excuse me? Yeah, we did like half the year, we just like learned to play about slavery for

some reason. I was like, this seems like a lot for- Is that something you dance and sing about?

No, you know what I'm saying? That seems a little bit- Roa, Maria Beecher Stowe,

wrote Uncle Tom's cabin, and that's like a singing and dancing play- A wee kid, they got to do it.

Did you play a slave? I don't know if- He played a Pharaoh. He played a slave owner.

We were just- we definitely wore all black, and I don't know what the premises of the play was,

we definitely sung songs. What other actions were you doing?

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