Now, pushing the envelope, we're going to go to a short talk
where you have two different parts.
So I have to divide the room in half.
I'm going to divide the room in half right on Emily's head,
right here.
So this is chorus A, this is chorus B. If you're
right on the line, and you're unsure which category
you belong to, hold your peace.
This is a marvelous instruction for life generally.
[LAUGHTER]
Don't you think?
So many situations would be improved.
OK, chorus A, your line is, "let's buy it!"
and it has an exclamation mark at the end.
So very bright, "let's buy it!"
OK, we'll practice in a sec, and--
[LAUGHTER]
--your line, chorus B is, "what a bargain!"
with an exclamation mark at the end.
So "what a bargain!"
OK, got that?
Do we need to practice together?
No, OK.
"Short Talk on the Sensation of Aeroplane Takeoff"
"Well you know, that could be love
running towards my life with its arms up, yelling.
Let's buy it!
What a bargain!"
[LAUGHTER]
[APPLAUSE]
It's good, isn't it?
A little aerobics.
I'd like to develop a way to have the audience do
the whole thing cumulatively.