Well, I'm really honored, of course. I had maybe an unrealistic thought that I could somehow make a Jewish story where the Jewish stuff was kind of under the radar in a certain kind of way, and maybe that reflects a kind of personal ambivalence. I've been a Jewish artist, I've done a lot of Jewish stuff, but it's always a little scary, speaking for myself, to put myself out there as a Jew, it makes me feel vulnerable. I've experienced anti semitism and just, I have that general Jewish paranoia towards the world. I grew up in a very non Jewish place from sixth grade to when I graduated from high school, we moved from a community where there were a lot of Jews to a community where there were hardly any Jews. So I went from a place where being Jewish was a very common thing and not worthy of comment by anybody, to a place where people would talk about the fact that I was Jewish, like, a lot. If you've ever seen South Park, Kyle, the Jewish kid, you know, they're constantly mentioning the fact that he's Jewish, especially Cartman, he's always saying, you know, "you Jew, Jew this, Jew that." That was exactly my experience growing up.