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like that. So knock on the door. His assistant on like a Saturday says, 'Mr. Epstein, your neighbor, would like to invite you over for coffee.'" So I can cover the first part of that, which is that Mr. Epstein was arrested in 2006, but he did plead guilty to solicitation of a minor in 2008. A question for you is -- and I think you described it in some detail previously -- is it correct that Mr. Epstein's assistant did knock on your door on a Saturday morning because Mr. Epstein wanted to invite you over for coffee? A Say that again? Q Is it correct that, as far as you can recall, Mr. Epstein's assistant knocked on your door, to the best of your recollection, on a Saturday morning, because Epstein wanted to invite you over for coffee? A I don't know if it was a Saturday or not, but I do recall that someone who worked for him knocked on our door and invited us for coffee. Q Was it framed as Mr. Epstein would like to invite you over for coffee? A I wasn't -- the person didn't tell me. They told someone who worked for me. It was an assistant of -- someone who worked for Epstein knocked on the door and spoke to someone who worked for me and said, "Your neighbor would like to invite you over for coffee." But it's not a conversation I participated in, so I'm trying just to give you the context. Q I understand. You were not directly a party to that conversation? A I was not. Q The next part is, quote, "So my wife and I go next door. You know, we walk the seven steps, right, to the next house for coffee. We share a wall, right? So it's in New York City. So he invites us in, we have coffee and this, and he says, 'Do you want a tour?' We said, 'Great.'" I'll stop there. So is it correct that you and your wife did go over to Epstein's house that day?