 It was so scary. Miss Popa had a lot of rules. She literally said to us, first moment, she was like, this is my classroom. It's my country. I'm a dictator. I was like, all right, Miss Popa. Like, just start us off right away. She made us like stand up and do tongue twisters by ourselves, which made me feel really exposed and scared. And so I just kind of was like, let me fall into the background. Let me like learn the animal songs and do my thing and like just not be noticed by Miss Popa.