Dr. Ellen Langer

Oh, Andrew. All right. Yes, I'm going to sing this. Now, you have to remember, though, that I'm singing this because I think singing is fun and it shouldn't matter how good a voice you have. Okay, so here we go. This is to the old Sarah Lee commercial. And everybody doesn't like something, but nobody doesn't like Sarah Lee. All right.

Oh, Andrew. All right. Yes, I'm going to sing this. Now, you have to remember, though, that I'm singing this because I think singing is fun and it shouldn't matter how good a voice you have. Okay, so here we go. This is to the old Sarah Lee commercial. And everybody doesn't like something, but nobody doesn't like Sarah Lee. All right.

Everybody doesn't know something, but everyone knows something else. Everyone can't do something, but everyone can do something else. So what have I lost by singing that? I know I can't sing. Now you know I can't sing. But do you think my not being able to sing means I can't write, think, or do whatever it is that I do better than singing? No, of course not.

Everybody doesn't know something, but everyone knows something else. Everyone can't do something, but everyone can do something else. So what have I lost by singing that? I know I can't sing. Now you know I can't sing. But do you think my not being able to sing means I can't write, think, or do whatever it is that I do better than singing? No, of course not.

Everybody doesn't know something, but everyone knows something else. Everyone can't do something, but everyone can do something else. So what have I lost by singing that? I know I can't sing. Now you know I can't sing. But do you think my not being able to sing means I can't write, think, or do whatever it is that I do better than singing? No, of course not.