- to another episode of the Lennon Beasley Show, Season 5, Episode 24 is now in progress. My name is Lennon
- Beasley. As usual, thanking you very much for tuning in this program, viewers at home, as well as thank
- you audience for being here in this program. Now, before I would like to introduce my three guests on
- my show, let me tell you
- only one episode away now for season 5 finale also known as season 5 episode 25 that's gonna be season
- 5 finale that will be that episode will be a more than three hour program as always there's gonna be
- more than three hour program, I would say, as I recall. Let me tell you, my three regular guests, including
- a new guest, on that episode for tonight, my new guest from First United Methodist Church,
- Lisa Schubert-Knowling, and then two episodes in a row guest, two guests with two episodes in a row,
- from my former managers from Fazzoli's Restaurant. Managers are Brooklyn Barton and Nicole Hall. Two
- episodes in a row for Brooklyn and Nicole. And a new guest is Lisa. And I really do hope you're gonna
- enjoy this episode because episode 24 of season five, we're gonna start this journey right now. Please
- take it away. Thank you.
- My name is Lennon Beasley. I would like to introduce my first guest on my show. Her second appearance
- in a row is my former assistant manager at Fasoli's. One of my three Fasoli's girls is Fasoli's girl
- Brooklyn Barton. How you doing? Nice to have you on my show for the second appearance in a row Brooklyn.
- Yes, it was my great pleasure for me to have you for a second appearance in a row. So I'm happy to be
- here in this place. So I'm happy to be here. So I would like to introduce my song lyric for me to read
- to you, Brooklyn. Here we go. Here we go. Brooklyn works at Fasoli's Restaurant. Closing manager every
- Tuesday night. Also closing manager every Wednesday night.
- I used to work with you every Tuesday night. Brooklyn trained me how to take orders cashing out in the
- drive-through window, also showing me how to take orders in front counter, running food and cleaning
- the dining room. Course is Brooklyn and I are working at Fasoli's. Brooklyn and I are full-time managers.
- I'm working with you during my day's shift. Brooklyn is my favorite manager at Fasoli's.
- Brooklyn usually comes in at 11 a.m. And her shift ends at 8 p.m. However working on the order items
- for a Thursday's truckload Coming in to help stocking items away Brooklyn Brooklyn is cooking pasta
- on weekends. We did not have no pasta cooker until Kevin came Now we have somebody while I'm not scheduled
- on weekends
- Kevin, a new employee of Fasoli's. Brooklyn is bringing buckets of dirty dishes to the dish room. Brooklyn
- and I, you and I were washing dishes. And of course, the stays the same course stays the same. However,
- the bridge goes, Brooklyn is enjoying the drive through front counter and running food, steam table
- and cooking pasta, setting up salads, breadsticks and so much more in the prep table.
- However, there is another song from the album 40. I would like to introduce this only the first verse
- only in that song in that first verse Brooklyn did by my birthday lunch lighting up my birthday candles
- for my 40th birthday celebration at facilities and Cafe Pizzeria Brooklyn Nicole and Michelle and
- My favorite managers at Fasolis, I appreciate all of you for having me working at Fasolis. So I'm very
- happy to see you. So I'm very happy to see you, Brooklyn. So I would like to say thank you for having
- me on my show. What do you think about my song? Looks really good. I like both of them a lot. Yes, yes,
- indeed. Thank you so much. We'll be right back. This is Brooklyn Barton, ladies and gentlemen. We'll
- be back after this words. It is my pleasure having you here.
- pleasure being here. Thank you.
- Beasley show I would like to introduce my next guest for her second appearance in a row two appearances
- in a row for we already got two appearances in a row for Brooklyn now we're gonna have two appearance
- in a row ladies and gentlemen my friend Nicole Hall how you doing? Another Fazoli's Girl one of the
- three miniatures Fazoli's Girl so it was my also great pleasure to have you here
- So I had a great time, and of course, on my album called Pleasures. So, and I really had a great time
- performing that song there. And I did perform a song for 40, for Lennon B. Sleeves Music album 40, and
- now Pleasures 2. I'd like to read a song to you, I already read it to Brooklyn, now I'm gonna read it
- to you as well, Nicole. Here we go.
- Nicole works at Fasoli's Restaurant, opening manager during the weekdays and also opening manager during
- the weekends. Of course, I usually work with you during the day. Nicole first met me at my orientation.
- My day went on the job at Fasoli's Restaurant. It was Friday, March 15, 2019. I was around four o'clock
- in the afternoon.
- Nicole and I are working at Fasoli's restaurant. Nicole and I are full-time employees. I love working
- with you during the day. Nicole is my favorite manager at Fasoli's. Normally, Nicole comes in at 8 a.m.
- Her shift ends at 5 p.m. Nicole and I were unloading the items from the Thursday's truckload and putting
- items away from the Thursday's truckload there.
- Nicole trained me how to take orders and then cashing out at the front counter, of course, showing me
- how to run food. And as well as you and I, Nicole, we're collecting all dirty dishes and cleaning up
- the whole dining room, including the drink station as well. And of course, all the swapping dirty buckets
- and all of them. However, we know the court stays the same. We know that.
- However, we do have a bread chair. Nicole usually take orders and drive through, of course, running
- food and bringing out breadsticks, of course. Sometimes working on steam table, cleaning the tables
- and drink stations and all, and so much more in the dining room at all. Got it all. However, there's
- another song for you, Nicole, I would like to read to you as well. That's gonna be the same thing as
- Brooklyn Nicole and Michelle.
- Fazzoli's Girl's song is from the album called 40, Nicole. So, and it's gonna be the verse two only.
- Nicole also bought my birthday lunch on my 40th birthday, that's what you did. However, also lighting
- up my birthday candles, Nicole videotaped me in Brooklyn, as well as my 40th birthday candles at Cafe
- Pizzeria, of course, Fazzoli's. So, that's what we did, so.
- So Nicole, what do you think about those two songs here? I think you did great. Your music's pretty
- awesome, and I'm excited that you actually made a song for me and for the Fasoli's girls. Yes, indeed.
- Very well. Of course, Michael English really like, I'm sure he will love to have a copy of my album
- called Pleasures. He definitely will. Definitely will. I already gave one to Cole, my manager of
- male manager of Fasolis. Colin, I'm gonna give one to Andy and of course Michael. Cool, I think they'll
- love that. Of course they're gonna love that music album. So anyway, I had a great time working with
- you here. What do you think about having me working with you at Fasolis there? I had a good time the
- last few years with you, honestly. Like I said, you're
- one of my favorites and one of the best employees we could hire there. That's right. So indeed. So I'm
- happy to be here in this place. So I'm glad we were here. So I'm happy to be here in Nicole and I want,
- that would be nice to, I would like to have Michelle to be on my show. Yeah. I don't know if she'll
- get on, but hopefully she will for you. Hopefully she will for me. Of course she's been busy. So yeah,
- she's always busy.
- Unfortunately, she's been always busy, of course, scheduling, of course. So, anyway, maybe one day I
- will love to invite Michelle to be on my show. Yeah, that'd be awesome. That'd be awesome, so that'd
- be nice. I'd love to come over to your home, and you'll be working Friday, so. Yes, I should have just
- a weekday schedule from about 8.30 to 4.30, so we'll see what happens with that.
- I'm hoping that'll be my schedule. And it's hoping, of course, that you're going to be letting me know.
- Yeah, absolutely. And then we can come over for dinner and hang out and talk and whatnot. And that'd
- be right. So someone might take me home in Bloomington. Yeah, we could. So that'd be, of course, you
- or Brooklyn or whoever. However, I really like to.
- be here this place, Nicole, and I'm happy to be here. So, Nicole, it was my pleasure having you here
- in my show. I'm glad you could have me on here today. I'm glad we got it on, have you on there for your
- second appearance in a row. So, yes. Nicole Hall, ladies and gentlemen, folks, we'll be back. Don't
- go away at all. We'll be back after this, so stay with us, please. Nicole, it was my pleasure having
- you here. Thank you, Lennon. Thank you.
- to introduce my new guest on my show with me on the Lenin Beasley Show, a pastor from First United Methodist
- Church in Bloomington, Indiana. Please let us say hello to Lisa Knowling. Yes. Hi, Lisa Knowling. How
- you doing? I'm doing great, Lenin. Thank you for having me today. Yes, indeed. I'm very happy to see
- you. Well, thank you. Good to see you too. Yes, indeed. I'm honored to be on your show.
- Yes, you are. So yes, indeed. So I'm really happy to be here in this place. Thanks, London. Yes, before
- I ask you some questions, I just got a job on February 7th, 2024. So my day one at Indiana Memorial
- Union in Bloomington, Indiana on 7th Street is kitchen utility and
- Last, a week before last, I got the job on the 20, the first was on a Friday and then the 31st was a
- Thursday. The 28th of January, I receive an email and I got the job and then my paperwork is already
- filled up and then now on Monday, the 5th, I got
- another email. It's all paperwork that's already filled up and all ready to go. And then day one is
- kicking in potentially on the seventh, but original date was the 12th of February. However, the seventh
- of February, they want me to start earlier. So the sooner the better for me. That's exciting.
- Congratulations. Well, thank you so much. And kitchen utility is about
- washing, loading dishes, and there's a 25 feet wide dish washing machine. It's worth 25 feet, a restaurant
- size, an IU restaurant size. So, and then I put the loading dishes in the back of the dishwasher, and then also
- The dishes run through the belt by itself. The machine is a 25 feet belt. It'll be running a normal
- size, normal speed. And then also when those dishes get ready to come out and then I'll pick them up
- and then put away and then organizing. Okay. And also in that position, it's behind sugar and spice.
- Yeah, I know exactly where that is. I like their gingerbread cookies. Have you had their gingerbread
- cookies? No, I have not yet. They're really good. They have really good gingerbread cookies and Special
- K Chewy's. Yeah, I should try it. They make like a cereal and make almost like a Rice Krispie treat
- out of it. It has peanut butter and Special K and yeah. Those are the two really good things there.
- Yes, indeed. They also have like a zebra cake that's good. You try those things and you come back and
- tell me about them, okay? I will. Okay. And okay.
- Also, not only that, but also I'm doing a secondary duty too, is taking out trash first thing in the
- morning every day. Okay. And then also during the day too, when we get a busy rush. Okay. You go and
- take care of that? Yep. Okay. There's going to be five, five people in the crew of
- kitchen utility, including me. So actually six people, including me. So, and that's, I'm proud of you.
- That's really great. And not only just that it pays me a lot higher. That's the only, okay. Cause for
- solis is not ending at all. However, they've been getting hired and hired and hired and in,
- We've got a number of people, or at least over 30 people, to 30 to 40, I would say, but between 20 to
- 35, really. And then cut my hours up. I used to work 40 hours, if as always, but unfortunately, the
- general manager cut my stuff to 30 to 32, and that's not right. That's making at least 13, I don't know
- how much since it is.
- kept forgetting an hour. But that's still okay money, but however, it's not enough. But Indian Memorial
- Union is higher. So I'll give a free meal voucher in any four places, in any six places. I'm very happy
- about it. So I'm very happy about that. Not only just that, but I'm ready to have
- Keeping you on my show here. I'm excited to be here, so let's keep going. Where is your hometown?
- Indianapolis. I was born in Indianapolis as well. Oh, what side of town? All over Indianapolis. I don't
- recall which side of Indianapolis it is. I live all over Indianapolis. I lived on the northeast side,
- so I was born at a house that was like at 56th and David, and then
- I did most of my growing up at a house that was near about 71st and Shaveland. Right. So where did you
- go to high school? Lawrence Central. Go Bears. Lawrence Central. I went to Martinsville High School.
- Oh, so you moved to Martinsville by the time you were in high school? Yes, in junior and high school.
- I was in junior high school and my second half of the day I stayed to senior year and then I graduated
- high school in Martinsville.
- And did you graduate from high school? I did. I graduated from high school. I sure did too. I think
- we graduated the same year. I graduated in 2001. Oh no, you graduated a few months later than me. I
- graduated in 1998. So 1998. So what brought you to Bloomington, Indiana? The first time or now? For
- the first time through now. So for the first time I came to Bloomington as a student. I came to IU for
- undergrad.
- I was here and studied journalism and French for four years. Well, I was here for four years total,
- but one year I spent abroad. And then I came back here again in 2019 to become a pastor at First United
- Methodist. One of the pastors. That's very neat. So what were you studying at the time? When I was at
- IU the first time? High school first and then IU.
- Oh, well in high school I studied all the general subjects, like most people do, but I was thinking
- that I was being called to become a journalist, so I spent a lot of time on things related to journalism.
- So I did my high school newspaper, I had an internship at the Indianapolis Star, and then I was involved
- in a group called Children's Express that was free on journalists. So I was super focused on journalism,
- that was like most of my extracurricular activities, and then came to IU to study journalism,
- and I did, I studied journalism in French,
- dabbled a little bit in political science, dabbled a little bit in religion, and then my sophomore year
- is when I finally said out loud that I felt a guy calling me to ministry. And so that's when I started
- looking at seminaries for grad school. That's right. So I guess, do you like music? I love music. So
- classical music? I like classical music that we
- enjoy in church, oftentimes as post lutes and pre lutes. But if I'm listening to music, I tend to listen
- more to eighties and nineties, a few things from today. And then I also really like some things out
- of sixties and seventies too. I like pop music. I'm in pop music. I love pop music from the jazz music
- from the twenties, thirties and forties. That's great. Do you have a favorite jazz tune you like? Benny
- Goodman. Love Benny Goodman. Yeah.
- so of the 1930s and 40s. Do you like to take the A train kind of stuff? An A train, yes. Do you like
- that song? I do, yes. Yeah, me too. That's a good one, isn't it? Yes, it is. You know that the music
- school has like a right of swing concert oftentimes in the spring that is all their jazz bands. Really?
- That's really cool. Yeah, you have to check it out. Yes, I should. Do you play musical instruments?
- I do. I play a little. I took piano lessons all throughout my childhood.
- And so I play some piano. And then in college, I determined that I wanted to learn how to play guitar.
- So I play a tiny little bit of guitar too. So a tiny little bit of guitar. And some piano.
- And some piano. Yes. I play a tiny little bit of guitar and piano. Which do you like? I play drums too.
- Oh, drums too. Do you have a favorite? Phil Collins, the drummer. Yeah. So I am
- I do sing too, so do you sing? Not well. Not well, I don't sing well. I like to sing. I'm a terrible
- singer. I don't sing well. You don't sing well at all. No. If I'm just by myself or I'm just hanging
- out, I will sing, but you don't want me in the choir. Right. So what do you like to do for fun activities?
- Lots of things.
- So personally, I like to be outdoors a lot and I like to be active. I like to run. We have two dogs
- and we like to walk the dogs. I walked the two of them this morning. We love being out hiking and in
- nature. We love going on trips. My family travels all the time. We like to eat. We're kind of foodies.
- Yeah, we like to try different restaurants. And I also really love
- reading and if I have a minute writing, but mostly reading. Right. And that's very nice. I like to walk
- outside for fun and walking all over. I took a 60 minute walk from my house to downtown. Today? No,
- a couple of years ago. Okay. So I'm very happy. At least I got my exercise. March 7th, 2020, before
- the pandemic hit, I
- walk away from the 11th Street and Rogers, take the B-Line trail, all the way to Countryside,
- Country Club. All the way south of town? All the way south of town. And then I came back walking to
- the library. I took a one hour, 45 minutes walk. Good for you. So I really did it. And very happy. And
- then we went into lockdown, like a few days later. A few days later, then lockdown.
- So no one wants to go out at all. No, no, no. And how many years have you been married to Colin? So
- Colin and I got married in 2012. So coming up in May, we'll celebrate 12 years together. 12 years. Yes.
- 12 years. Yeah. We're pretty excited. Yes. And also, what brought you to First United Methodist Church
- in Bloomington, Indiana? Well, in the United Methodist Church, we have what's called an appointment
- system. And so the bishop
- has a cabinet, which is made up of superintendents, who pray and discern together about where they think
- God is calling them to appoint different pastors in our conference. And I have been serving a church
- just on Ball State's campus in Muncie, like right along the edge. I love, well, I love ministry, but
- I really love college towns. I love everything that happens there, and I love being in ministry with
- people who are in university towns. And so when Pastor Mark retired,
- The cabinet again was discerning and felt like I would be a good fit. And so they called me up and I
- came down here for what's called a take-in interview. And so I had an interview with the team and this
- is for the lead pastor position. And keep in mind, this church had never had a female lead pastor in
- 200 years. So I'm the first female lead pastor, yeah, in 200 years. So that's pretty exciting. You're
- the first female pastor in 200 years. Well, they had associate pastors who have been female, but I'm
- the first lead pastor.
- Lead pastor. The first lead pastor in 200 years. He was a female. So it was pretty exciting, a little
- daunting. And we had a good prayerful discernment time at that take-in interview. And so then we fixed,
- the bishop fixed the appointment and it was announced pretty soon after. And then I started in July
- of 2019 is when I started. Yes. That's Mark Finstermarker retired. Yes.
- I did have Mark Finsterbocker. Was he on your show? He was on my show a few years ago. Oh, that's neat.
- Well, I'm glad to be coming here again, too. Yes, it was a few years ago, like five years ago. Yeah.
- On Christmas season of Winnipeg in 2018. Yeah. Anyway, I'm very happy for Mark. I think I got one more,
- by the way.
- Yes, I do. When you became the pastor in First United Methodist Church, that was July 2019. Yes,
- it was. So 2019 and you've been a pastor for five years. Yes, almost five years, but I've been in ministry
- almost 19 years. I started in July of 2005 at a church in Indianapolis. Indianapolis started the church
- in 2005. Yeah. And I was an associate pastor there for six years. And then I went to
- Princeton, Indiana, which is near Evansville. And then I went to Muncie, and then I came here.
- Very cool. So, and, um, yeah, so, oh, um, speaking about First United Methodist Church, I actually wrote
- a song for first, that song, Millennium BC song called First United Methodist Church. It's excellent.
- It's excellent. It was over a year ago, so it's been released over one year ago.
- So it's been a great... And tell about what you say in the song. What do you tell about us? It's about
- the song I would like to say. Let me pull up here. I hope I got... Let's hope I do. I got my Wi-Fi.
- So let me go to band camp. Let him be his lead band camp.
- Because what impressed me with the song is how much you remark upon what a welcoming place it is, and
- how open and welcoming it is. Yes. Yeah, because that's something that's really important to me in churches,
- and I'm glad that you sensed that and were willing to... Yes, so I wrote a song for First United Methodist
- Church, and every Sunday morning at 9.30, traditional Cossack worship service, singing hymns and reading
- the Word. Uh-huh.
- Following by in verse 2 followed by our discipleship or at 1045 with causes for all ages and all stages
- in faith So first United Methodist Church on 4th and Washington Street in Bloomington, Indiana where
- people are gathering to worship sing and studying the word Every Sunday morning between 10
- 45 to 1145 there are coffees and refreshments during the fellowship hour and then contemporary worship
- service upbeat contemporary worship as so much more in common ground worship at 1145 a.m. and then there's
- two the course stays the same of course there's two bridges classic hymn singing classic hymn songs
- in traditional service singing
- contemporary worship songs during the contemporary worship service. Also studying the word in all two
- worship services. Live stream for 9.30 a.m. for those people who are watching online. People are gathering
- in a small group. People are gathering for outreach ministries and so much more. Now we do have 11.45
- service for our live stream. We do. We didn't have it at the time, but we do now.
- But I think you did a great job of describing who we are and what we do. Yeah? Yes, indeed. So I'm very
- happy about writing a song for First United Methodist Church. Well, thank you. I feel like it's an honor
- that you wrote a song about the church. Yes, indeed. So I'm very happy. So it was every October of every
- year. I lost my mom, died of October 19, 2005.
- just 11 days before my mom would have been her 54th birthday. And then October 30th, my mom's birthday,
- my mom's death day is October 19th. So, and she's in heaven today. So, and then I'm very happy. I'm
- glad when October, every year October hits, I'm glad I get to talk to you about a loss of my mom.
- Well, I appreciate that you're willing to share that one because that's a horrible tragedy in your life
- and a really hard time. And I think she would be really proud of the work that you're doing now and
- the ways that you serve others in your job, the ways that you bounce back and forth between two faith
- communities that really care about you, First United Methodist, and this work you're doing. All this,
- the music and the video recording, yeah. I think she'd be really proud of you.
- Yes, indeed. So I'm very, very fortunate that there's an event later tonight at Mardi Gras party. Yay.
- Are you coming? I am, indeed. OK. 530 to 7 PM. We're going to have pancakes and live music. So you can
- dance and have fun. And yeah, it'll be great. That'd be very nice. It'll be really.
- So, yes, indeed. So, you're meeting with the staff on Tuesday mornings for prayer. Yes, we have prayer
- time and then we also go over things that are happening in life at the church so that we can all be
- on the same page. That'd be right. Yeah. So, yes, how is your daughter doing? She's doing great. She's
- playing basketball this season and having a really good time. She's got another game tonight, so she'll
- be a few minutes late for Mardi Gras. But yeah, she's over at Twin Lakes and she loves it. Your Twin
- Lakes is on the west side?
- I might know where that is. Okay. Let's like take second street out. Not quite all the way to 69. Right.
- Yeah. So, um, anyway, oh, uh, oh yeah, there's one more thing. Um, you're taking some time off.
- So I am. So I got a renewal grant and I'm, um, very thankful. Lily endowment gives out grants to clergy,
- uh, to take time for what makes their heart sing.
- and to be restored and to rest and to come back renewed from ministry. And so I'm super excited about
- that, that the church received a grant and I'll be gone this summer for four months, having the opportunity
- to get renewed and travel and spend time with my family. And I'm really grateful for this gift. I'm
- grateful for the support of congregation and for the endowment. It's a wonderful opportunity.
- Can't wait. Pastor John and also Donna. Yeah, pastors, Donna and John are going to be in charge while I'm away.
- Yeah, so be gentle for them, pray for them, support them, okay? It's hard work. I've done that. I've
- been in their spot before. It's hard work. Yeah. Okay. Okay. And, uh, oh yes, absolutely. And, uh, so,
- uh, yes, uh, and then also we're, every, uh, month of December, uh, on my birthday, we'll get together.
- We got together. We had, you brought Kate to the church. We had lunch for your birthday. And my birthday
- is this week. Yes, it is. Uh, happy birthday, um, Lisa. Thank you.
- It's the 16th of February. Yeah, good memory. So it's on a Friday. On a Friday, this Friday. Yes,
- it is. A birthday three-day weekend. Yes. Yes, a three-day weekend for you. Well, so I don't really
- get Monday off. My daughter does at the school system, but I'm going to have to work on Monday.
- So about three days. For a federal holiday. That's Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Oh, you're saying Friday,
- Saturday, Sunday holiday for me. Cause your birthday. Sure. Oh, you say, so I should celebrate that
- whole time is what you're saying. Yeah. Okay. I'm definitely celebrating Friday, Saturday. I got to,
- you know, John and I are going to co-preach on Sunday. It's going to be fun. A co-preach on Sunday.
- Yeah. We're going to have a little conversation for the sermon time. Yes. It's very nice. So Pastor
- Lisa, I'm very happy.
- that June 19th, 2024 marks my 20th anniversary of producing Community Access Television Services. Awesome,
- congratulations. 20 years. Okay. So I'm gonna videotape you congratulate me on my 20th anniversary during
- the Let It Be Easy show commercial break.
- I didn't know there was a commercial break. Yeah, and I'm very happy to have you here on my show, Lennon
- Beasley. Thank you. It's been great, Lennon. Yes, nice to see you again. However, at this time, yes,
- this is Lisa Knowling from First United Methodist Church pastor in Bloomington, Indiana. Please don't
- go away. We'll be right back after these messages. Don't miss it.
- All right, perfect, Lenin, thank you.
- season five finale you don't want to miss season five finale this episode will be more than three hour
- episode maybe a lot longer than three episode who knows but there'll be a number a number of guests
- and musical guests and dance guests and many more who knows but I will introduce those guests
- on episode 25 I won't introduce now because those guys could be up in the air on that episode I'm here
- now because I would like to tell you I hope you enjoyed those episodes so far the first 24 episodes
- for season 5 of the Lenny Beesley Show I hope you enjoyed it if you did so far very good very well
- episode 24 season 5 has now coming to a close and as well as the Lenin Beasley show is closing away
- for now Lenin Beasley speaking thank you very much for watching the Lenin Beasley show I really do hope
- you come back for season 5 finale because
- Season 5 finale is more than a 3 hour show. And as well as I appreciate all of you for tuning in and
- watching tonight's show as well. We will be coming right back for a Season 5 finale of Lennon B.C. Show
- also known as Season 5 Episode 25. And the whole thing is Episode 125 total.
- in five seasons. I hope you come back for season five because you're gonna enjoy the longest episode
- ever for season five. We're gonna have a good party for season five finale. Until then, my name is Lenny
- Beasley. Thank you very much for watching. We'll see you next time. We'll see you at season five finale
- party. Until then, for now, Lenny Beasley, goodnight.