It used to be several years ago, belonging in choir back in New York, and I really learned to enjoy a different kind of music that I hadn't learned to appreciate prior to having joined the chorale. I think I finally determined that the baritone voices are some of my favorite voices to listen to in terms of music, and I guess also in terms of speaking or whatever. There's just something about them — the power, the depth of fullness, the richness — that I really enjoy. Mr. Quillen mentioned some of the things, I guess, we got rather in the meeting we had last Sabbath evening, actually after the Sabbath. We got started by 5:00 o'clock with the teams. How about I just might mention a couple of things with respect to that, since we did spend quite a bit of time just sort of sitting and chatting, rapping if it were, I guess, is a common vernacular.
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