I speak with one, I have a Scottish accent and one of the roles. Uh-oh. I play a Scottish, uh-oh. Yeah. I think we don't have enough fake Scottish actions on this. Hey! What the hell? Come on, though! My accent is 100% genuine. Oh, I should act cheeky monkey. That's fake. We can teach your entire audience how to speak in a Scottish action with just two words. Two words. This is what we learned at the Great Lakes Theatre Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. How'd you get that? I took a steamer. Right, right, right. Fair enough, I'll tell you that. Because we did a production called, What Every Woman Know, which is a great Scottish comedy from a long time ago. And here's how everybody can do it. All you have to do is say, audience, join me, join me and say, uh-uh. Say, silver butter? Silver. Plate. Plate. So, say, put them out together. Silver plate. Silver plate. We weren't here. We're an enmer. So, wait, wait, wait, wait. Have a good start. Silver plate. But when would you have the opportunity to say, silver plate? And also, I don't say like that. I say like this. Silver plate? Ah. I put a bit of a question in there. Silver plate? Silver plate. Yeah. Because I'm the detective. Yeah, it's always... In that plate. You say silver plate. I go, silver plate? It's the answer to every question that anybody asked to in Scotland. How do you like your haggus on the silver plate? Yeah. I do. But that's the trick. That's pretty funny. Yeah, that's good. That's good. Scottish accent. Silver plate. No, Tom, I know that you're like a fantastic actor in everything. But that... I got a map. You know. That, you obviously told me, silver plate thing. It's... Nobody's going to say silver plate anymore. We say DVR. DVR. DV... That's a literal... You think I live in India? No, it doesn't. Do you know what you put in the DVR? It's silver plate. It's silver plate.