Thank you very much. This is so weird that all these cool people here and I can't help but watch the big screen up here instead of looking at people in the face. Thank you so much. This is such an honor for us. At our show, we start with just the simple desire to want to get laughs. We, and somewhere in that journey to find the funny of the different things that we explore, I think we end up uncovering little pieces of truth almost by accident. So this is such an honor for us because it is so much more than we ever thought we were attempting to achieve. I just wanted to say thank you to our executive producers and director, Jay Martell and Ian Roberts and Joel, say that here are executive producers and our wonderful director, Peter Atensio, who makes all of our sketches look like six million dollar movies. Just six million, not any more than that. But just makes everything come to life and brings another level to it. And also we like to thank just the Peabody Board for this. This is overwhelming. It really is. Because we're just sitting in rooms trying to make each other crack up. And also we like to thank Comedy Central for giving us the opportunity to show the African American experience as not a monolith because it's not. It's so many different stories and the danger of the world sometimes is trying to assign a single story to an entire group of people. And we have so many different stories. And so we thank you Comedy Central for doing that for us. And also just like to thank everybody here. And also the Peabody is just for allowing us. It makes me feel like we have something else to achieve that to live up to what this is so that we continue our work onward and upward. Thank you so much. God bless you. Thank you.