Jonathan Groff

Wow.

And I would play the record of Annie Get Your Gun over and over again.

And we had a record player in my house growing up and like a giant computer.

You remember like the early computers and like a hand thing that was like doing the video games.

And I would be playing a like very basic video game and blasting Ethel Merman singing the

They took us to see the high school play of Annie Get Your Gun.

There you go.

And I was like, when it got to intermission.

Yeah.

And they were like, OK, now we're going to go to the bathroom and then we're going to come back.

I was like, there's more after that.

There's we're going to come back and it's going to happen again.

There's going to be more story.

I was so excited.

Yeah.

I went, that was the Annie Get Your Gun moment happened when I was in like fourth grade.

And that's when I went to the library then and got the record and was obsessed.

And then my, my mom started taking me on bus trips to see Broadway shows.

And that was like fifth grade, sixth grade.

Yes.