 of the United States of America. We haven't been to school because all of these fire problems. One nation under God. So Duke County Office of Education has organized these rallies to welcome back the students. Cheerleaders drop down from a pyramid. There's a lot of anxiety, I think, overcoming back to school. Most of our families were not directly impacted in terms of their homes. But a lot of people have others living with them. Some homes got burned down. And they had to come out of their homes. We're blessed and honored to be part of your community. All this time, we've been playing in our rooms and doing lots of fun activities. Sing it, we over and poor we. We watched minions together. We watched part one, part two, and part three. Which ones are favorite? Part three. Where Drew gets bubblegummed by favorite part of the movie. This today was an opportunity for everybody to come together, give hugs. We're happy to see you. We can't wait for you to come back on Monday. And as much for the kids and the parents, I think the teachers needed this. This school is so awesome. We get to learn so much. And my class has Play-Doh. Really? Sometimes we do Play-Doh. And now we don't anymore. We do more fun activity. Cheerleaders throwing t-shirts out into the assembly.