Alice

I mean, I don't even know.

Maybe our fifth year.

Basically, they've been part of us as long as our podcast has been around because of their amazing sixth grade teacher who reached out to us when we were nobody and just said, like your podcast, do you want to do something with our kids?

And we said, yeah.

Yes.

And it started out with doing like a case like this with them by Zoom.

And then the last couple of years, they asked us to come up there and we got to go up there, except not me this year.

But we got to actually be in the classroom with them.

And they're the ones, if you've been listening to the only version of the song that you've ever liked, they're the ones who had this amazing music teacher rearrange our theme song and they play it on xylophones and kazoos.

It was awesome, especially because what floods my like social media feed are really hilarious, terrible school concerts.

You know, I'm sure you've seen these where like a parent's trying so hard not to laugh and it sounds like, you know, Apocalypse Now or something, but it's instruments.

That's not lit.

It's like, I don't think they are professional xylophone players, but they're really good.

So anyways, you guys have like all the things going for you can solve mysteries, you can do cases and you have the best chocolates in the world and you're musicians.

No, no, no.

The students have solved it.

And artwork.

And artwork.

Us.

But you get to keep it.