Oh no, we're gonna need it in a moment. You see, in case you hadn't noticed, we are making a movie of this, and we might like to have you people do something. So, okay, look, we're not ready to do anything yet with the audience. Maybe if they want to be in the dark, turn the light off, you know? But we'll get them later. So, turn off the big light and let them swoon out there. I think, just a second, how are we doing on time? Does anybody know over there? Calm down. How much? Okay, because the last thing we're going to do is going to make a mess, I'm afraid. So, I just want to make sure that we do it at the right time. We do have a smoke machine and a bubble machine. We have some strobe lights, and we have some people who are going to dance on stage, and we may have a regular all-time Hollywood dance contest here tonight. It sure would be nice if we could get some of you people into it, but it's too soon yet. We'll wait until about 15 minutes before the end of the show, and then we'll hit it. Okay, we're going to do Pygmy Twilight, ladies and gentlemen. Have you ever been in love? Have you ever thought of being in love? Well, there's all different kinds of love. Pamela Miller is so much in love that she's going to demonstrate how much in love that she is by providing a much-needed element of, calm yourself, Pamela. That's not exactly in love, but just let go of it for a while. It won't leak. Now, you know, all the big rock and roll groups with the cute people in it, they always have girls who come up on the stage and go, and all that stuff. Well, we're a little bit hard-pressed, folks, so we're going to stage a low-grade, sort of cheap, sort of pseudo-Mother Mania hysteria event in the middle of this song. Pamela is going to eroticize Napoleon while he sings Pygmy Twilight. Okay, here we go.