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20:44 And so that's why I remember, that's why I remember about these, certain, topics. But yeah. No. Like, last year, I, I brought I had a small 3 d printer. So I was I live in Boise, and I was able to drive down to Salt Lake City last year.
14:16 Yeah. I tried to I think I've tried to do it if I I know that NAD wasn't there, The first Salt Lake City, so I kinda do tried to do it out in the open area where it's like, if I if I host it, I'll be I'll be trying to do it in the open area. And that way it's like, you know, people aren't gonna get, like, injured. If I if I start throwing, like, high, like a double or a triple and, you know, people aren't gonna get injured. So that's a that's a key thing.
12:11 Something to see. And then, I'm like, man, I I and I was I've always only did, like, juggling balls before then. But juggling has been kind of a a fun thing in my life, but there's that's just the tip of the iceberg with Python, and that's kinda one of the things we kind of wanted to jump into more than just juggling. But, I got a couple more juggling questions. How long do the the sessions usually last, or is there a usually, so, like, an hour long thing?