That sounds good.
Yeah.
Um ,   since we have such a short agenda list I guess I wi I will ask how  how are the transcriptions going ? Yeah.
The  the news is that I 've  I uh  s So  in s um  So I 've switched to  Start my new sentence. I  I switched to doing the channel - by - channel transcriptions to provide , uh , the  uh , tighter time bins for  partly for use in Thilo 's work and also it 's of relevance to other people in the project. And , um , I discovered in the process a couple of  of interesting things , which , um , one of them is that , um , it seems that there are time lags involved in doing this , uh , uh , using an interface that has so much more complexity to it. And I  and I wanted to maybe ask , uh , Chuck to help me with some of the questions of efficiency. Maybe  I was thinking maybe the best way to do this in the long run may be to give them single channel parts and then piece them together later. And I  I have a script , I can piece them together. I mean , so it 's like , I  I know that I can take them apart and put them together and I 'll end up with the representation which is where the real power of that interface is.