 So you are also a cabaret singer, you worked in old age homes? Yeah, it's a glamorous job. It's the only work I could get. Sometimes I'd be in a cafe in the library, or something my mother managed to organize, or occasionally hotel bars. But a regular singing was in old people's homes. And I did kind of impersonations of singers. But at the same time, because I'd had a situation with my hair, a kind of afro teenage hair disaster, my mother to resolve it had just shaved all my hair completely. So I was like, quite a big black girl with a shaved head doing Sinatra impressions in old people's homes. It was a very odd scenario. You could see their faces, they were confused. Well, I was going to see if you might do some cabaret singing here just in case. Just in case. Lady Rizzo, who's going to be on the show, she's been on the show four times, which has been such a wonderful thing. Maybe she and you could sing? It could happen. How does that sound? All right, so for those of you guys who are regulars, you guys know I have a dog, Lady Lazarus. She couldn't be here tonight because she's working on her novel. She already has an agent. She's written nine of them. And I was so glad that when you suggested that you thought you might want to sing Lady and the Tramp. Just for her. You got it. Okay, good. You are so hungry. Forget those bitches. That's why this lady is a tramp. Oh, yes, you are. It's not appropriate. I won't ditch the dirt with the rest of the girls. That's why this lady is a tramp. Is there shallow? I know in your book, Swing Time, you're sorry.