So, I'm gonna have a fairly lengthy conversation at the beginning. But really, after I get through this, the focus is really turning to school and what you want to say. So, be patient with me because I do have to go through this material and it's important because you may have questions about it. I sent you the agreement to mediate and a description of mediation in the mail, along with Maya. Did you both get that and have a chance to spend some time with it? Okay, good. So, some of this will be redundant if you've read through the agreement to mediate, but it's important. The bathrooms are down the hall, and the women's restroom is first once you turn this right-hand corner, and the men's is clear on the other end. If you need to use a phone, we can transfer you back there. There's nothing that says you have to stay planted in these chairs. If you need to call somebody for information or just to check in, let me know. I don't know what confidence you might have today or things that you're worried about at the office that we can make time. I know these hip chairs are a little hard. If they get too uncomfortable, let me know, and we'll try and figure out something else. If the sun is in your eyes, be sure to tell them that. If it's too warm in here, let me know about that. Obviously, my job is to make you as comfortable in this process as possible, so please let me know if anything is not working for you. I am a professor in the Appalachian School of Law. I teach negotiation, mediation, arbitration, and dispute resolution system design. I have a Master's of Law...