Right then, no. Oh, sorry. Oh, you made me jump. Oh, I'm very sorry. Now remember, I was going to teach you ventral equism today. Ventral equism. Ventral equism. You know, the art of talking with that movie lips. Oh, they're hurt, but I'm going to learn that. Oh, it's quite an interesting skill, ventral equism. Now, no. Oh, what? You made me jump. Right. So the first thing of ventral equism is ventral equism. Ventral equism. We were just talking about it. Oh, I don't want to learn that. So ventral equism is the art of talking, but not talking. Yeah, that's right. So you speak, that you don't speak. Yeah. So you're talking, but not talking. Yeah. Oh, my head hurts. Oh. Right. So now, now we're going to practice throwing our voice. What? Throw in your voice. I can't throw anything on there to three. That's a trouble. Just standing up, let alone throwing something. No, you don't actually physically throw it. You do the illusion of your voice coming from somewhere else. Will you a mental? No, but I'll show you. Oh, my goodness. Someone stuck someone help them. Click someone help them. Well, okay. So one of the hardest letters to say is be. Guy. No, it's a say, be. Guy. No, you're saying, Guy. Say, be. I can't say please. I say, Guy, sad and awful. Normally, let me not move in my mouth. Okay, then another thing that ventriloquists do is tongue twisters. Tongue twisters. Yeah, like Peter Piper picked a pack of pickle peppers. Rubbish. What you mean? Your lips are moving. I wasn't doing it then. Now, you try it. Peter, you meant to do it without moving your lips. Any good? Well, could do with a bit of work. Mark? Yeah. Why did you lend ventriloquist to them? Well, one of the charmpay more attracted to the ladies. Did it work? No. You should have learned guitar. Yeah, yeah. Looking back, I should have. Was that a new debtor? Not really. Oh, no. I'm never going to get it. It takes practice.