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The speaker discusses their thoughts on social media and the importance of audience in communication. They also mention the tradition of the senior line dance at Webster Hills High School, which is a way to showcase the seniors in the community. The speaker remains neutral about the dance but expresses excitement for others to see it. If you ask me how I'm doing lately, I would say I'm doing just fine. Wow, it's really interesting hearing everyone's perspective on social media. Can you talk about the history of the audience? Yeah, sure. So the audience is a condition that has been on for at least a decade or so. The audience is a form of communication in the media. Many of the showcases are the ones where we have to change our thoughts, and many of them have been made to require a very specific audience. The audience can't speak through any of the thoughts, but I used to have some of their imagination, etc. I'm trying to make it sound like it's loud. So it was actually really interesting. Wow, I really enjoyed getting to hear everyone's perspective on the senior line dance. Wow, it was really interesting. Can you talk about the history of the line dance? Yeah, so the senior line dance is a tradition that has been going on at Webster Hills High School for at least a decade. The line dance is a great way to feature the seniors in the community. The dance is showcased in front of the Webster community at the Turkey Day pep rally. Many students remember the dance from years prior and are very excited to participate in the dance themselves. This year's dance features many fun, upbeat songs, including 24-karat magic for the class of 2024. That's kind of awesome, right? Wow, that's very interesting. I'm so excited for the dance. Maybe, but I can't showcase my opinion. So I'm very neutral about this dance. Well, thank you. I'll edit that, and we can do a little... I feel like, okay, this is... Well, thank you so much for listening, and we hope you all get to see the senior line dance. Bye. Bye.