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Huh? I have no idea, I don't even care at this point, it doesn't really matter. Alright, here's some good old garage. Hello, hello, hello, hello, I found it hard, oh, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello.

I love it when you do that song, that's awesome James. Thanks Karen. Alright, we're going to do a last round, so people that performed, you're good, we've got other people up here, and then we're going to shut it down.

So, up next, I lost track of the list, I think Pugs went, James went, Chris went, so we've got Leopardo, we've got Luke, let's go Luke, Leopardo, and Fondue. Alright. Hey Luke.

I'm going to go before Leopardo though. Yeah, yeah, I just went. You know, respect your elders and what not.

No, no, no, no. Luke, you're up, go for it. Alright.

Yeah. Oh, shoot. My mic.

Alright, so if you want to run a try to shut it down, or maybe Chris can close it, whatever you want. Yeah. It sounds like Chris has got one in her.

Well, I'm gonna keep with the trend. This song is going to be dedicated to HR. And it's Thank You by Led Zeppelin.

And the reason why I'm saying thank you to HR is because me being back in spaces is partly due to her and her gentle reminders of get the F back in here, Echo. We need you. And I'm like, I don't want to disappoint HR.

Do you see why she is HR? Absolutely. Absolutely. So this one is for you.

Wow, brother. Thank you. Thank me.

Thank you. I love that song. And I love it when it when it comes from you, your version.

You're such a vibe, musically talking. Right, guys? The other side, I said this. Someone could easily say, Echo was a famous singer in the 80s.

And I'll go, of course. Yes. What are you talking about? Easily.

And the first moment I heard you sing, I said this with other side, I remember. Not exact words, but at least I felt that. Beautiful brother.

And good. Good. That was wise.

Dedicating a song to HR. That's always good. You know, you get some points, you know, thing plus one.