Mika

What do you mean?

They were so embarrassed by my embarrassment and they felt so bad that they let me in and they found someone to listen to me.

It was just like a runner in the A&R department on the first floor.

Get out of here.

And slowly, and I went back every week.

Oh, yeah, but it's a joyful thing at the same time.

100% course it is.

It's like, you know, when you're 12 years old, you're like, oh, that was interesting.

And it forms you.

It kind of becomes, it's pretty cool to go home and eat your spaghetti with tomato sauce and go, I hustled my way up to the first floor.

But that's unique.

They told me to go away.

And isn't that great?

They told me to go.

Oh, it was... Well, according to other people, it was from when I was really, really young.

So I was, as a baby... It's funny, my father always says there was this really...

This moment that he remembers, and they were, we were in a restaurant and a guy, a street busker came up to the restaurant in, I don't know where it was.

And I was a baby and I was about one and a half years old and he was playing a violin and.

And they could tell that I was reacting.

My face was reacting to the sound.