I thought I was thinking on the bus. I'm not like this. I realize that the bus was moving. I thought it was y'all that did that. Run up my blood pressure. Okay, so we're going to do a few things here on the beach. And this is a combination of what it is that we've done in the castle of Dungeons. Okay, a few things that we're going to have for people. One is very important that we not take graveyard dust back to our homes. In the dungeons, in that environment, it's graveyard. Okay, so we don't want to take graveyard dust back to our homes. Plus, we want to wash ourselves, almost like that, too. Some of y'all went on a dumped in the water already. So y'all get to do it again, right? Okay, but we're going to do a little bit different. But before we begin, again, there is how many of you know these other St. Louis. Ray Hagen's. And Ray Hagen's left this with me years ago when he was here. You know how your act is an all-time thing? I told you all we were selling cabbage-patch dolls. Or it would be Black Friday and you could get a TV. It's a big TV for $20. No, it would be out there like this. Okay, so don't get them back up, sis. Okay, so I want us to, as a collective, make homage to our ancestors. And this is called the oath to the ancestors. But once more, we as African people are gathered together. So after me, all ancestors, Black and then a thousand midnight, African ancestors, African ancestors, it is you that we, your children, give respect and honor. It is you that we, your children, give respect and honor. All African ancestors, all African ancestors, we call upon you, and welcome you to this place. And welcome you to this place. All ancestors, who have been purposely excluded from the history books. We have heard purposely, we do have an ancestry book. So that the world would not know of your greatness. So that the world would not know of your greatness. How African ancestors, how African ancestors who gave the world. to the world. Our African ancestors, our African ancestors, who gave mathematics to the world. Our African ancestors, our African ancestors, who gave mathematics to the world. Our African ancestors, our African ancestors, who gave literature to the world. Our African ancestors, who gave philosophy to the world. Our African ancestors, who gave consciousness to the world. Who gave consciousness to the world. Oh, ancestors, oh, ancestors. We thank you for devoting your life to make a future for us. To make a future for us. Children, children, grandchildren. Great grandchildren. Great grandchildren. Those get unborn. And those get unborn. Now stand with us. Now stand with us. Strengthen us. Strengthen us. Guide us. Guide us. Teach us. And protect us from the snare of our enemies. And protect us from the snare of our enemies. Rise up, O'errances. And that our enemies be scattered. And that our enemies be scattered. And give us the wisdom and the bones. And the bones. And to deal with our oppressors. To deal with our oppressors. And those who would hinder. And those who would hinder. The liberation and empowerment of our people. And liberation and empowerment of our people. Rise up, O'errpricanans says. And living us. And living us. We will not fail to honor you. We will not fail to honor you. We will not fail to respect you. We will not fail to hear you. We will not fail to hear you. And we will not be mistaken. We will not betray our schools. Hot cows, hot cows, ...