Band Teacher Reacts to Home Free Mary Did You Know

[@bobcieslinski]

What did you think of this song? You can see more reaction videos by clicking the link kzbin.info/aero/PLyHz4jdq4yOf808oJj8P_GwRnZOLcKgng Don't forget to give me your suggestion for another song for a reaction and analysis video. Thanks for watching!

[@loisgrohmann9091]

Definitely Chance carrying the bass. He is Home Free's secret weapon. Thank you for an awesome reaction.

[@cavamom]

Well put Lois. Chance is absolutely their secret weapon.

[@bobcieslinski]

I am always surprised that Chance can do this. I always think it is Tim. Now I know thanks Lois.

[@cavamom]

Home Free has such full and rich "bassy" sound, there's no mistaking them for any other A Capella group. A one of a kind treasure.

[@bobcieslinski]

I agree Cavamom.

[@jimmckay8640]

Home Free was very fortunate to have found Adam Chance to join their group. His experience with bass in his previous group has helped to mold and change Home Free's ability to expand their talents. Tim now has more leads and baritone solos too. Adam Chance can do it all as well and did a great job singing the baseline in this song.

[@bobcieslinski]

I’m still figuring him out. I get confused thinking it’s Tim which really shows how good Chance is. Thanks Jim!

[@softshoes]

The other Adam is an unsung hero as well. He's holding down the bass line to allow Tim to do his thing.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the info softshoes.

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

If you like the bass/percussion....check out "Do you hear what I hear". It was arranged by Adam and is a feast on the ears.

[@dizziechef9502]

Who’s the singer so I can find it

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

@@dizziechef9502 It is Home Free, and arranged by their Vocual Percussionist, Adam Rupp

[@marciaramirez3791]

The guys in Home Free were asked how they collaborated with Adam about his beat boxing when preparing for their songs, they said they didn't, they let him do his own thing. He intuitively knows what each song needs. There are songs where he sings instead of beat boxing, "How Great Thou Art" and "Helplessly Hoping" are two for starters. Absolutely loved your reaction, looking forward to more, especially Home Free. Blessings always and a very Merry Christmas!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Marcia I appreciate the kind words and info.

[@bessiecomer8221]

Love this version by Home Free! Their harmonies are beautiful!

[@patriciawoyczik1657]

This was perfection at its finest....from Adam's beat line...Chances bass line ....and the harmonies ....they all just killed it!

[@bobcieslinski]

So true Patricia!

[@debbiecrawford7925]

Home Free works so hard to be the best and they succeed every time in my opinion. Great reaction

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Debbie!

[@dianefreeman7194]

You should react to Home Free's Do You Hear What I Hear. It was arranged by Adam the beat boxer. It is an older video and has Adam's brother Chris in it. Later Chris left and was replaced by Chance. But the arrangement of this song is unmatched by any other group. Distinctive!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Diane! I will add that to thr list.

[@babyfry4775]

Love your reaction Bob. Yes, everything you said was spot on. The arrangement is so good and it’s so different. I love that they used Adam’s beatboxing in this. I noticed the boys were kind of swaying to the beat too. I think It’s Chance (left in the picture) who did the growl. He’s the baritone/bass and will do bass while Tim is singing. I’m so glad you heard it because not many reactors do or comment on it. It’s amazing. If you want to hear more of Tim’s bass try Brothers in Arms (no beatboxing in it though) and you might want to hear more of Chance’s bass in I Can’t Outrun You….it’s wonderful. Good analysis and I subscribed. Have a wonderful Christmas.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Baby Fry for thr kind words! So glad you are enjoying these and Home Free keeps putting out hit after hit. I’m having so much fun checking these out.

[@usmadgirl3074]

Bob, those amazing bass sounds are from Chance. He & Adam made this beautiful version even more spectacular with their background! This is my favorite version EVER! Merry Christmas!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the info USMadGirl!

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

They blow me away with every song. Watching your facial expressions is priceless!!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Dawn!

[@jackiestone3468]

I agree that Adam Chance is also a unsung hero in this song to. He was the one singing the bass while Tim sung higher. What a beautiful arrangement! Just touches your soul! Great reaction! I love Home Free😊

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Jackie!

[@whyme7996]

Home Free is a 5 man group that has 2 Basses, 5 Tenors, and 5 Beatboxers....

[@robynmatheson7687]

And 2 baritones

[@maureenl5255]

I usually listen exclusively to your PTX reactions but I saw Mary Did You Know. It is one of my favorites ❤ Thank you introducing me to Home Free. What an awesome group. As usual a stellar reaction.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks!

[@tassilo5949]

Beautiful song, made for these guys. Love the perfect harmonies of Home Free. The beginning of Tim is so beautiful. Someone once compared it to dark liquid chocolate, fantastic. It's also always fascinating how the guys can switch roles. Chance is great with his bass line. And Adam's beatboxing is out of this world.

[@bobcieslinski]

Great points thanks Tassilo!

[@lindanearing4710]

Home Free for me is addictive. I can never seem to get enough of them. Their music is so entrancing and unique. I love these guys.

[@bobcieslinski]

Yeah they are amazing Linda! I agree.

[@tomhansen4576]

Chance did the bass on this throughout including the bass drops.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Tom!

[@rachelginter3616]

Their version of this song is my favorite 🙏♥️

[@teamalicia1244]

Got to catch their new fun song for Christmas-,their cover of What Christmas Means To Me. It's awesome and showcases Rob

[@tracyhudack8450]

Thank you for bringing Home Free into my realm. I have never heard them but they are definitely in my playlist now.

[@bobcieslinski]

That’s awesome glad you found a new group to enjoy Tracy.

[@arnieadam]

It is my suspicion that dropping bass growl you were noticing was actually done by the beatboxer, Adam. I've heard him make that exact same sound in his beatboxing solos on stage at concerts. The rest of the bass was done by Chance.

[@terrycassis1864]

Adam Rupp is really actually a tenor - and Tim is singing baritone/tenor for most of this song. I think the drop may have been Chance although it could be a layer of Tim in production. But I think it's Chance because Tim sings the last words of the song over the bass growl at the end. Chance is too often overlooked - he's a great bass in his own right and has a delightful vocal quality. Chris was great, but Chance's addition to the group really spurred their creativity and allowed them to explore new sounds and music that was previously closed to them.

[@GrandmasGoneGamingLW]

@@terrycassis1864 Actually, Adam Rupp's range is quite extended, as arnieadam mentioned above. This is the most current information I have on their ranges (including Chris Rupp, before Adam Chance replaced his part)... Tim Foust (bass and...) Vocal Range: A0 - A5 Adam Chance (current baritone) Vocal Range: G1 - E♭5 Chris Rupp (founder & previous baritone, and...) Vocal Range: G♯1 - G♯5 Rob Lundquist (lead tenor) Vocal Range: E♭2 - F5 Austin Brown (high tenor) Vocal Range: G2 - D6 Adam Rupp (co-founder, beatboxer, and...) Vocal Range: F♯1-A5 I have DEFINITELY heard Adam Rupp hit the lower notes attributed to him, in this list. :-D However, I do actually think it was Chance making the last two growls, just as he did the first one. ;-)

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Arnieadam for thr info!

[@sag2horses]

I'M GOING TO HAVE TO BUY ALL OF THEIR XMAS ALBUMS, SO BEAUTIFUL

[@bobcieslinski]

It really is Lynn.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

By the way Tim not doing the bass in this...Chance pulled the whole bass....you kinda overlooked him :( But this arrangement with a soft R&B rythym vibe is awesome

[@bobcieslinski]

Chance is such a surprise. I had no idea he could sing like that. I always think it’s Tim.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

@@bobcieslinski No Chance was the bass at his last gig - Street Corner Symphony - which took 3rd place the same year that Pentatonix won, & that Peter Hollens was with another group. Chris Rupp of Home Free decided to leave in May of 2016 & Adam Chance was picked to replace him.

[@fogdog165]

The growl was Adam, the bass was Chance.

[@janethoffman4197]

Favorite Christmas song, favorite group!

[@conniestone2806]

Thank you! Love your reactions. Home Free is special for their own talent, but then you add the incredible arranger that produces their music, Darrin Rust (from the Blenders) who they say oftentimes sings every part ahead and presents it to them to see how he thinks it might sound, then wow, we are truly blessed! Home Free helps keep me sane. Just play them over and over every single day for the past what, 6--8 years, whenever the Sing Off was! Been to six live shows and cannot wait for the next one when post-COVID possible here in the NW. Love these special guys who are so great to their fans. It's part of why we are so super loyal to them. Take care!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for thr comments and kind words Connie.

[@glennspreeman1634]

Chance's slide down to your toes or cracks in the floor is beautiful!! notice Tim was singing so it wasn't him

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Glenn!

[@chrismorin1318]

I'm sure others have mentioned about the bass drop being either Chance who is a 4 octave range star in his own right. He was the bass in his last group. The other possibility that has been brought up is that Adam can make those kinds of sounds too. He does something like it in a few of his beatboxing videos. Maybe not this exact sound, but it shows his range. Great reaction.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for thr kind words Chris! How lucky are they to have that many people who can hit those notes.

[@vickihandel3620]

TY for respecting Home Free’s talents and abilities to harmonize perfectly with Adams beatboxing completing the beautiful work

[@jerrijackson824]

The growl was Chance. He did all the bass work in this one

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for thr info Jerri!

[@jankreps5115]

They did an incredible job on the song!! Since you’re starting Christmas listen to their collaboration of beautiful star of Bethlehem with the Oak Ridge boys and Jeffrey East! Also listen to the funny ones like cold hard cash and grandma got run over by a reindeer! My favorite of all there is is I’ll be home for Christmas or Rob takes the lead! Nice reaction!!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks I’ll check it out.

[@doloresburns3301]

Home Free is a fabulous group...I was never a big fan of a cappella in the past, but these guys came into my life in April and not a day goes by without some Home Free. PTX and VoicePlay are also good, but Home Free has the ability to fill all the empty spaces in the music and my heart. It would be great if you reacted to some of their other pieces, like Helplessly Hoping, Go Rest High On That Mountain and End of the Road. If you're into humor, check out Story Time with Tim, particularly Watch Me Whip Nae Nae. Enjoyed your reaction very much, so I subbed and look forward to seeing more of you and Home Free.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for subbing Delores! Yes these guys are incredible and I’ve done several more of their songs and Anna of Constant Sorrow will be coming out soon. I’ll add your suggestions to the list. Thanks!

[@deidreatruitt8970]

Please don't forget Chance holding down the base line! This song is just Awesome!

[@bobcieslinski]

Yep sometimes during this time I had no idea he could do that. Now I know.

[@BrendaKelley-g2q]

The Home Free is on of the most awesome and pure singing style that is what's makes them one of the finest performing group around today ❤❤❤

[@bobcieslinski]

Yep I agree. They are awesome in concert.

[@billsanderson1442]

The deep bass growl is something else Adam can do (And so can Chance. Oh, and Tim, too). Check out the end of their collaboration with Peter Hollens on U2's Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the great info Bill!

[@patriciaboehringer5028]

If you really want to hear a treat go to Tim's Faust Music Channel on KZbin recently-released a doo-wop solo where he is singing all the parts to( Come go with me ) he goes from way down deep in the basement to way up high and everywhere in between

[@bobcieslinski]

I’ll check it out thanks Patricia!

[@patriciaboehringer5028]

@@bobcieslinski Bob another one you should check out on Tim Foust channel is The Beach Boys "In My Room"

[@sheliaspringer7389]

Thank you for being such a professional! Some reactors act silly during very deep or religious songs, and it takes away from the song so much. I absolutely LOVE the way ADAM RUPP arranged this! THIS IS A MASTERPIECE. It is SPECTACULAR. I LOVE IT!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the kind words Sheila! Every song has its own feel and vibe. Some songs I could see people acting that way but not this one. Thanks for noticing.

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

Let's not forget Chance this man is holding down the bass when Tim is singing lead. Just a F.Y.I. that was Chance hitting the low bass notes.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the info Patrick!

[@rebeccamccann8710]

When they reach “I Am” I get chills and tears!

[@nightthornkvala94132]

Adam's brother Chris (founding/former member of HF) did a rendition of Mary Did You Know with his group 7th Ave. That one also sounds wonderful and moving.

[@lisapandow469]

I love your reaction videos. Especially of Homefree. I like how you call attention to the individual parts they sing.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Lisa I appreciate the kind words!

[@teresacartwright5406]

There is a wonderful collaboration of Home Free, The Oak Ridge Boys and Jeffrey East of the song "Beautiful Star of Bethlehem" - the harmonies are out of this world.

[@paulacrump4679]

Adam Chance sang all the base in this song, not Tim. Great reaction!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Paula!

[@sandyblack2687]

Love, love Home Free!! Please more HF!!

[@bobcieslinski]

Oh yeah Sandy there will be more. 😀

[@carolchatham7766]

Very nice another great Christmas one is DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR

[@ht2tina]

Merry Christmas Bob. I just found you today so I’m a new sub. I can’t wait to see some of your other Home Free reactions. Yes, I’m a Home Fry, and a previous band geek. I played 5 different instruments while in high school and my favorite reactors are current or previous band and chorus teachers. Looking forward!

[@bobcieslinski]

Wow you are pretty talented to have played 5 different instruments in high school. So cool! Thanks for sharing that HT2 Tina! I know this is really late but I hope you had a great Christmas thanks for subbing!

[@rebeccagibbs8794]

Merry Christmas, and Thank you!!! New sub! ❤️ HOME FREE is great, and lead me here, and I'm loving it!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for thr sub Rebecca! More is in the way.

[@sherryarflin726]

Never, ever liked Christmas music except for one song, All I Want For Christmas Is You by Vince Vance and the Valiants, until hearing Mary did You Know which blew me away and Grandma Got Run Over by A Reindeer and I laughed so hard at them and their antics. These guys are just heads above everyone else in this field.

[@bobcieslinski]

This is a great song Sherry and Home Free are sooo good.

[@MaryM-xz5fs]

CHILLS!!! My favorite!!

[@GaiaOne]

The thing about Home Free is their synergy. Every one of these men is a wonderful singer - but together they are so much more. Their voices not only blend musically, but they make each other sound even better. There is nothing on earth like these men. I thank God that I have lived long enough to hear these men sing. If you haven't done so yet, check out Do You Hear What I Hear. Adam arranged it. Best arrangement of this hymn on the planet.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks GaiaOne for the great comments. They really are great and I am enjoying listening to them. I’ll check out your suggestion thanks!

[@marlahudgins7038]

Chill bumps everytime I hear this

[@marshajensen8415]

Adam Chance covered the bass in this song. Tim was the lead throughout. Adam’s range is not quite as extensive as Tim’s, but impressive nevertheless.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the info Marsha!

[@judydavis7993]

Loved your reaction to my HomeFree group, but could you give a reaction to Adam Chances solo songs that he does . You will be pleasantly surprised. He's such a great find for this group and a very under estimated talent. He does cover all bass parts when Tim is singing. Merry Christmas 🎄✌

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the kind words Judy! I’ll add that to thr list. Thanks

[@teresacartwright5406]

I think Tim Foust's tone and phrasing of the question "Mary Did You Know?" adds a whole different depth of meaning to it.

[@jerrybailey7726]

I wish I had a music teacher like you when I was younger!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Jerry! I appreciate the kind words.

[@loriloy7097]

Wow, love your reactions! Have you heard Adam Rupp's drum solo from a live concert? If not, you must!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the kind words Lori!

[@timothymyers6827]

Chase was carrying the bass when Tim was singing

[@alanlundberg4534]

Great reaction!

[@peggygross7409]

Another great reaction from you.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks again!

[@farmerabe2010]

👍❤🎄🎇 Loved it!!

[@debbiehall9091]

Absolutely the best version of this song. React to In the Blood

[@spearhead30]

I really love your reactions !!!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Scott, I appreciate it.

[@vinnieblair8576]

Very interesting and detailed analysis. Thank you and Happy New Year. Cheers!

[@la_old_salt2241]

Now consider watching the Voctave version with Mark Lowry the man that penned the words to Mary Did You Know.

[@yvonnesullivan4388]

Do you hear what I hear? Beautiful

[@alanlundberg4534]

This is such a great song. You may not want to do them bac-to-back, but if you want to hear two other equally moving arrangements of this song by premiere a capella groups, you should try the rendition by Pentatonix and Voctave. Voctave one is led by one of the composers of the song, Mark Lawry.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Alan for thr great suggestions. I’ll check them out.

[@yvonnesullivan4388]

Luv Home Free

[@bobcieslinski]

So good for sure Yvonne.

[@G-grandma_Army]

I’m a huge Home Free fan, but PTX’s version if this song is by far my favorite ever!

[@46wireboy]

You, my friend, should stream this from somewhere else. This video is in mono. Listen to it again, in stereo. There isn't a vid in stereo, afaik, tho. It's def worth it.

[@gingerjohnson1095]

HF did really well, but PTX's version is the best....and they were babies when they did it in 2013.

[@elizabethgould6122]

Chance does bass when Tim sings

[@dixiefletcher1986]

I absolutely love Home Free! If you like this listen to Pentatonx . I think you will like their version. It so beautiful.

[@bobcieslinski]

I’m interested. You always have a great suggestions Dixie! Thanks!

[@DeerlyMusical2]

Please go back about 5 seconds when you restart the video. It gives continuity. Beside that, I enjoyed your reaction. I like learning about the music; it helps me appreciate a spectacular group like Home Free even more when I know what they're doing. Nice job.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks so much for the tip. I’ll try to work I. That. Glad you enjoyed it

[@ondenacaraway1309]

Adam Chance did carry the bass but I think those bottom booms were made by Adam Rupp the best boxer. If you listen to his drum solo videos you will his bass beats!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Ondena!

[@ronfuqua2117]

You caught the half step up on the great I am and the bass drop at the end most don"t pick up on that

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Ron, I do my best.

[@williamcapp448]

Just think, they have five guys that can sing tenor. Two bass guys. All of them can do instrument sounds and they have the greatest beatboxer in a cappella music. Check out the instrumental interlude in their cover of Can't Stop the Feeling. Listen to Tim's trumpet imitation in the opening of Thinking Out Loud or Adams harmonica solo in Man of Constant Sorrow (or Working for a living). Austin's strumming banjo in Flowers on the wall. Guitar sounds in Hillbilly Bone and who knows how many other tunes. They are a step above the rest. Even if we're just talking vocals.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for the great info and suggestions William! I just finished up Man of Constant Sorrow. I hope you check it out when it comes out. Thanks!

[@annschafer9343]

Definitely check out their cover of MAYDAY for a true understanding of their ranges. Also need to check out Adam Rupp Drum Solo

[@markwills6452]

I think that growl was Chance... I could be wrong.

[@charliemike7458]

really liked your reaction and perspective on the set up and singing of this song but: I don't think you gave Chance near the credit that he deserves for carrying the bass in the arrangement. Not sure but believe he was the main bass throughout this piece. Either way, a well orchestrated arrangement and great reaction.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Charlie for the kind words! I’m not familiar with Chance yet and I had no idea what he could do when I made this video. Enough people have told me about him now and I’ll be watching out for him in the future.

[@rodconner9079]

Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss!!! That's appreciation right there! You get it. Absolute brilliance with this (not excluding so many others!). (Adam) Chance on bass here --- and AdamR too (I think). 3 individuals that are perfectly capable of bass; dependent ??? on the texture? and when/where (oh, and who's available) ... The pairings are nearly endless with these guys ---- And OMGosh, this is so *>&U)J>*)_)@_# GOOD!!! (all that to say "darn"). Be Safe

[@seanjohnson6186]

This is my favorite cover of this song. The only person who I like slightly better singing this is Mark Lowry the writer of the lyrics.

[@annschafer9343]

For some fun try butts medley, 9 to 5, All About that Bass, and working for a living. A live performance called Guilty Pleasures derailed

[@bobcieslinski]

Sounds good to me I’ll add those. Thanks Ann!

[@sallysmith5090]

This version of this song may be my new Home Free Favorite... welll .. for this week lol! Great reaction.. so glad you appreciated this one! Hope you have a wonderful New Year! New Sub here.. see you next yeat!.. btw. check out Auld Lang Syne... Home Free does an absolutely Fabulous cover of that one!!

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks for thr kind words Sally and for also subbing! I’ll add your suggestions to the list.

[@Charmed636363]

Don't forget Chance, doing most of the bass in the background.

[@KeepEvery1Guessing]

How do you do this without someone like Tim? I was a barbershop (chorus) bass, and I can still reach a lot of those notes, but not fat and clean like that. I guess you could do a mixed group in a higher key, but the male-female blend just isn't the same.

[@bobcieslinski]

Yep so right. I sang some barbershop in college. Couldn’t do low clean notes like that now. Too many years singing to first graders in their voice to model it.

[@garylushman615]

I thought Adam Chance hit that growl bass note

[@bobcieslinski]

It could be Gary. I’ve heard he has that range too.

[@drmmrdan]

Other a capella covers to react to: VoicePlay: Oogie Boogie's Song, The Phantom of the Opera (feat. Rachel Potter), The First Noel Home Free: Life is a Highway, Mayday Pentatonix: Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone), Bohemian Rhapsody, O Come All Ye Faithful Todrick Hall (feat. Pentatonix) The Wizard of Ahhs.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks!

[@bettyjblake]

I never really enjoyed this song. Whenever I had to sing it, I was forced to suck it up. Then my favorite group, Home Free, does this arrangement, and can't get enough of it. Thank you for your analysis.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Betty I appreciate your comments.

[@jeannewagner8133]

Yes very beautiful. and now.... you also should listen to Pentatonix's version. ;)

[@candidwings5609]

I think you'd really appreciate Voctave - both their arrangements (by one of their members) and the vocal talent. My favorites are Carol of the Bells of Notre Dame, Great Movie Medley, Someday, or any of their Holiday songs.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks Candid Wings. I’ll check the. Iut.

[@mickealpeterman4328]

Try Tim Foust doing Come go with me. His solo project.

[@elizabethgould1198]

Adam has drum solos out there

[@derekknox287]

You should do a comparison between this version and PTX's version.

[@46wireboy]

Bob, listen to it in stereo; the vid is in mono. In my LR, it's the difference of being between the speakers(still good), and being enveloped by the music. Much nicer.

[@bobcieslinski]

Thanks I’ll give it a try!

[@irenelopez7555]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@geniej9093]

Awesome

[@minneyruth]

❤❤

[@EyeofStormTarot]

Thank you for doing Home Free! Would you do "Auld Lang Syne" by them? ^i^

[@michaelgwfrogwelge]

I just saw a video I had not seen for several years by a superb vocal group--- in 1978, three female singing stars got together and recorded the Grammy winning album Trio. Then a dozen years passed before they were able to record the follow-up Trio II, another Grammy winner. Because of their busy individual commitments, the group never toured and made only a few videos and appearances on TV. The video I just saw and recommend to you is Neil Young's "After the Gold Rush" recorded by Trio---Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, and Linda Ronstadt. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5ywq4Zsqsyhhqs

[@bobcieslinski]

Wow that is an interesting background story Michael. Thanks for sharing that! My interest is leaked. I’ll add that one to the list.