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[UNKNOWN]: We've got to turn off because I want to can't wait to introduce who we have today with this.
[UNKNOWN]: We have county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was county fair playing there Buffalo.
[UNKNOWN]: What a fantastic song, you know, and you know, a little bit of a connection to as we're in the bourbon studios in Indiana, you know, Max, you know, being a native of Indiana back in the day, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I used to serve your bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: He, you know, he, he followed, he followed kind of my beginning split steps last week.
[UNKNOWN]: We talked on the fifth segment about Alberto and he's such a great job to learn how to deal with all kinds of different people, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Because, you know, he got guys like me that after the four brimms like dude, this is like guys just laughing and sesame.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so I shut him off for this.
[UNKNOWN]: Keep him going on that on the last meter, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Just keep it going.
[UNKNOWN]: Both us, do what you're saying.
[UNKNOWN]: When you'd be working, he'd jump at the pool.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you have to.
[UNKNOWN]: You must have been retired by the time I was.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been a while.
[UNKNOWN]: You retired.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'd open the pool bar.
[UNKNOWN]: You're right.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'd usually sit down there for like three hours.
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody there.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, only person that would tell you to make me sweat.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, Brad was coming down to the bar.
[UNKNOWN]: He'd dive into the pool.
[UNKNOWN]: He'd come order some hot dogs and...
[UNKNOWN]: I think you might have been, you might have been working the day I jumped in the pool twice.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was, and I got videos too.
[UNKNOWN]: We can throw it up over us because of security cameras.
[UNKNOWN]: Cutter caught every bit of it.
[UNKNOWN]: That was a classic.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a fun moment.
[UNKNOWN]: And I would do it again if I was allowed.
[UNKNOWN]: But, you know, of course, I got the call from the board when I moved back from Florida.
[UNKNOWN]: Listen, you can come back.
[UNKNOWN]: No jumping in the pool, and no jumping in a 17-pound.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: 16-pound?
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, jumps in the back.
[UNKNOWN]: I did it.
[UNKNOWN]: That was $100 bet.
[UNKNOWN]: That was in there before I didn't even.
[UNKNOWN]: He might Ricky Miller's mouth.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, I'm getting $100.
[UNKNOWN]: They bought that pond stonk, you know, but, but, but, but, but, but, but.
[UNKNOWN]: But that day that I jumped in the pool twice, it was an honor of my wife because we were playing in the husband and wife tournament.
[UNKNOWN]: And we were on number 18, and I'm playing with Brian Martin and his wife, a good friend, right up the road here.
[UNKNOWN]: And Brian's as country as country comes in, and I love him the death for even playing that day.
[UNKNOWN]: And she makes this put from the beginning of the green all the way back.
[UNKNOWN]: None of us expected to even get close yet along go in, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It goes in.
[UNKNOWN]: That's incredible.
[UNKNOWN]: Shirt's coming off, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm running up the hill to the pool.
[UNKNOWN]: Brian's.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Brian's.
[UNKNOWN]: Brian's sitting there doing the happy Gilmour Road, this pudder, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was a classic, great.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a little did I know what I'd jump in the pool and I'm all wet, you know, golf shoes and all.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I did get the rid of the phone because I'd learn that lesson the first time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know what I mean?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so the phone was out, but I jumped in the pool like I'm back.
[UNKNOWN]: I did take the shirt off.
[UNKNOWN]: So it wasn't wet with a shirt.
[UNKNOWN]: Come back.
[UNKNOWN]: We, that put tightest to go into a playoff.
[UNKNOWN]: So I had to go back to 18.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, what?
[UNKNOWN]: Play again?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, now on 18, we're on 18 again.
[UNKNOWN]: And I make a 20-foot buck coming down in.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my gosh.
[UNKNOWN]: Guess where he went.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But go swimming one more time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's where you jumped in.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's where you jumped in the bull's second time.
[UNKNOWN]: There we go.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyways, that gates locked down most of the time.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not to keep the kids in, to keep bread out.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's traumatizing.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, you see this guy all sudden is rolling in when you're trying to do the backstroke as a little toddler, you know, like, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That fence is low enough.
[UNKNOWN]: People maybe back in the day.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: They raise it.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it seems like it gets higher as like it older.
[UNKNOWN]: So I really got to know Max when he was bartending and just like as I'm sure our listeners are getting a feel, you're so laid back, you're just so easy to talk to, and then when I learned your your musician and not just any musician, but I think one of the best musicians I've ever heard,
[UNKNOWN]: And now, you know, here in Savannah's voice, too, my goodness, that's a good, man.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Me too, or like, you know, it's, you're going to take over the world.
[UNKNOWN]: They haven't heard Beast sing yet.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's the best way to tell.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm very, you won't.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Fish segment, possibly.
[UNKNOWN]: We had Brad singing last night.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I did it.
[UNKNOWN]: I did it.
[UNKNOWN]: I did the opening chorus for my favorite at the Alabama song.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, that's old school too.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm in a hurry to get things done You have a way better rush I'm in a rush until life's no fun All I really gotta do is live in the eye But I'm in a hurry and don't know why And that's all sung because I didn't know that No, no, it can't be late
[UNKNOWN]: I'll have to listen to it.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's literally great songs.
[UNKNOWN]: I get requests all the time and I usually always know the chorus, like everybody does.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Max is like, that was before my time.
[UNKNOWN]: That was before in YouTube.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Ellen was a great band.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Even songs that I do know well, it's like, I'll get to the verse and I just blank on the verse.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I can always sing somebody a chorus.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, what I loved is how you just pick up the guitar and that's where I'm so ambitious because I'll tell Jay.
[UNKNOWN]: I love the right, you know, I mean, that's kind of what I just do.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, when I wrote that song that I played for over 134 in the morning, you know, next my wife and, you know, just get inspired, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And when it comes, you just start.
[UNKNOWN]: and it's not notebook anymore.
[UNKNOWN]: It's notes, you know, so it's like an apple note.
[UNKNOWN]: To say, and I'm just sitting there, you know, all right, but this word, you know, you know, I'm sure, you know, I'm talking to two experts here, but it's a fun hobby.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: And this isn't a hobby for you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys are like, I'm talking Nashville now, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, I've been in Nashville for five years.
[UNKNOWN]: She's been there for a long time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, almost 13, I think.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, wow.
[UNKNOWN]: 12.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Great city, but it's funny.
[UNKNOWN]: It's funny to be called an expert whenever you know we're still you know I mean we're working our way through the world and I do think that we're very good at it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah You're very very good when you get called an expert.
[UNKNOWN]: You're like, well, I'm just figuring it out too
[UNKNOWN]: Well, wait to the world hears you.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, and you guys, it's not like they're not hearing you.
[UNKNOWN]: And you guys are, you know, traveling and I love, and I want you to tell the story about your travel points.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, RV, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Because that's awesome, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Sounds like TJ.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, right now, exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's a lot like TJ when he first moved into Indiana.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, yeah, I mean Go ahead and tell on it last fall.
[UNKNOWN]: So I lived in my van for quite some time years ago, and I'm by the river You just simply Little dude I got that cover for you guys We'll just we'll just put you on the back
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, the Saturday night.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a great.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a great.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's a great.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a gym or a gym.
[UNKNOWN]: Tim Foley, motivational speed motivational speaker.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to end up with a band, don't bother.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I've heard it so many times.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, no, no, no.
[UNKNOWN]: It's legendary.
[UNKNOWN]: And Chris Farley was legendary.
[UNKNOWN]: But you'll have to watch this clip.
[UNKNOWN]: So tonight watch a clip when you're in the van, but not by the river.
[UNKNOWN]: I thought the exact same thing, but you said it, you're going to have to put that on the bumper sticker.
[UNKNOWN]: But I want to eat it in my room.
[UNKNOWN]: A little vision of you going like this, down by the roof.
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, so I didn't always dreamed of getting back into some sort of mobile home.
[UNKNOWN]: So I think I mentioned it to you last fall and you ran with it so then I really ran with it and then I was a little hesitant at first.
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know about that.
[UNKNOWN]: Like, I like my amenities at the house, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But we built this vision of like, okay, well, we're recording an album.
[UNKNOWN]: It's very expensive to record an album.
[UNKNOWN]: And we really want to.
[UNKNOWN]: just give it a good shot.
[UNKNOWN]: And I wanted him to be able to quit his job, lower our bills, getting in an RV, and just travel.
[UNKNOWN]: Just get down to basics, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And first of all, this is going to be such a great bonding experience.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Or it's going to be like that lady that died in Utah.
[UNKNOWN]: What's up?
[UNKNOWN]: She's nice.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my God.
[UNKNOWN]: He's gonna be free to get up, because he's like, you're not gonna get up.
[UNKNOWN]: You're not gonna get up.
[UNKNOWN]: You're not
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's gonna be awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, it'll be great.
[UNKNOWN]: And we already traveled a lot, and we did it in the van for a while.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: This run, we sold her van to put that money to renovate in the RV, and it wasn't ready, so right now we're in my Honda Civic with all our gear, it's a tiny car.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh man, that's kind of big.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, so it's the traveling that way as tough.
[UNKNOWN]: And a lot of times we were on the road,
[UNKNOWN]: just trying to find like a good cup of coffee like we're big on coffee.
[UNKNOWN]: So in the morning, if we got our RV there, we got our coffee with you guys like home and place coffee here.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like you're bringing your home with you.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, we're TJ on, you know, we broke down to, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: And he was my very first client, you know, when I came to Indiana.
[UNKNOWN]: Him and I moved in, you know, at the same exact time.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's a great episode.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's a great episode.
[UNKNOWN]: So he's one of my favorites, you know, but his coffee is the best.
[UNKNOWN]: It is the best.
[UNKNOWN]: He's talking about him here.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, yeah, you talk about it, you're right.
[UNKNOWN]: You talk about him.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm master it is art.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, very.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's the best, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's so good.
[UNKNOWN]: And such a good soul.
[UNKNOWN]: I love that.
[UNKNOWN]: Is he not?
[UNKNOWN]: He's the best.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a good one.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a good one.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's such a good soul.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a great way to put it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he really is.
[UNKNOWN]: So, no, no, I got it here because, you know, Max, we'll get to this a second segment, how...
[UNKNOWN]: You know, and there's a big connection in the room.
[UNKNOWN]: It's almost like a tri-factor because we have Louie here who started the whole one club at the Indiana, you know, country club and that was right when you were still bartending.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and thanks to you, I mean, that whole night where I had Max, you know, we'll get into that next.
[UNKNOWN]: But I do want to talk about, and this is where my ADHD just takes over whatever I got through all four letters.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm, but I do want to hear how you guys met.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, so I've been doing these writers' retreats in Nashville where friends of mine organized that they ran to Lake House and we all pitched in some money.
[UNKNOWN]: We go out for like four days and just write music, song, awesome, all day every day.
[UNKNOWN]: Um, now you guys doing it together.
[UNKNOWN]: You're just kind of going in separate places.
[UNKNOWN]: Is it is it a collaboration?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we split off into groups of like two to three.
[UNKNOWN]: We're all in the same force.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So we're all in the same house, but we'll break off into like four groups of three and like three songs each two to three hour right.
[UNKNOWN]: We all come back, sit down, play our songs for the other people and wow.
[UNKNOWN]: And then we take like 30 minutes to rest and then we hop into it.
[UNKNOWN]: Is there a ticket you can buy just to be there to listen?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm sure there is.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, some day maybe we could.
[UNKNOWN]: I would be really, I would just like to be a fly in the wall to hear the originality being created because that's what a process.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it is so painful.
[UNKNOWN]: And I don't think there's ever been a, like, a dud, you know, because you just have so many great minds and great artists in one room who are just like sold into like, I am devoting the next three hours to whatever the best version of the song.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, I mean, honestly, before we even started the podcast, we were talking about how, like, moving down to Nashville, like, you know, kind of almost lacking the confidence in even being a songwriter, but you go down there and you live it and you write with other people who are trying to do the same thing.
[UNKNOWN]: But those writers retreats are one big thing that, like,
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe actually believe that I'm a songwriter and this is worth spending time and kind of chasing after I definitely relate to that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so yeah, but I was on one in the fall of like what 20 23 Yeah, and then We met there, and I think we only had one drink a lot there too.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't drink anymore, but I That were true.
[UNKNOWN]: It was good.
[UNKNOWN]: That was done
[UNKNOWN]: with musically in the 80s and early 90s and you know, it was all everything was to excess, you know, Van Halen, and then Chuggin bottles of Jackie Angels and stuff like that.
[UNKNOWN]: And like they all said, they had to drink to bring out their creativity, but it sounds like here the opposite, but you're more creative without drinking.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say,
[UNKNOWN]: at least more productive.
[UNKNOWN]: But I also think we too, too.
[UNKNOWN]: Creativity, I think, maybe is always there, but you do a better job at organizing it when you're not drinking and doing and other substance.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, more in your brain.
[UNKNOWN]: I hear you're the more ductivity thing.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, after I have two or three bourbons, the next day, I need a second nap for all, so I'm just a grouch while plus.
[UNKNOWN]: Plus, after he's had a few bourbons, that's when I wake up in the morning to text messages from my three a.m. for a.m.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, I wrote a song.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's like, listen, I'm up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I hope you are.
[UNKNOWN]: Or I could always have a couple of virgins and then, you know, come up with great ideas.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Sometimes you get into the bristies on.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I don't know if you guys got a chance to hear that.
[UNKNOWN]: We, that's Louie's coin word.
[UNKNOWN]: You need to actually came up with that with Dan Mockenton.
[UNKNOWN]: What's the word?
[UNKNOWN]: I love that.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou, bristity.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what is bristity?
[UNKNOWN]: Ristity, my name, my name.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou, bristity.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been in my middle name.
[UNKNOWN]: And it would be, it would be Lou Brissady going forward.
[UNKNOWN]: Lou Brissady.
[UNKNOWN]: So Brissady is the mathematical, the partially scientific mathematical equation from where you go from being totally tight.
[UNKNOWN]: to just a minimum lubricity, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So all right.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, okay, man, Dave's done.
[UNKNOWN]: I can chill a little bit, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And you're ready to vibe.
[UNKNOWN]: Then you start to have a few cocktails, or whatever your adulterator of choice is, and you get to optimum lubricity.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, so, who gets better city is when you can sing, you can dance for those who can't sing, yes, right, you're an excess looking person in the room.
[UNKNOWN]: You have access to anybody anything anytime.
[UNKNOWN]: You're as cool as it gets.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That's optimum, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Optimum is one step from Maximum, and you know what happens after Maximum, you fall off the cliff to asshole.
[UNKNOWN]: That's all right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Population of one.
[UNKNOWN]: Visit it by many.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We're working on some merch with my non-scientific scientific curve.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not a bell curve.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a hockey stick.
[UNKNOWN]: and off a cliff.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's having you found an alcohol with a percentage of alcohol that you can continue to drink all day that keeps you at optimum.
[UNKNOWN]: The only person that I've done to do that and perform and maintain optimum is there.
[UNKNOWN]: The little is dude in the middle, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, you can just keep it.
[UNKNOWN]: You get smarter, don't you?
[UNKNOWN]: My optimum is generally 2.7 beers, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Now Bill Fransor too, I mean, I'm going to say scroll.
[UNKNOWN]: We have a buddy squirrel, but he can drink the heavy ice.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he can go every day and a half.
[UNKNOWN]: Doesn't seem like a changes in the middle.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He seems like he just hits optimum and he stays an optimum tool.
[UNKNOWN]: We're long and bad, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, practice, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I was at that level where I could do the heavy ice.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Stay.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, he has hit optimum.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, so my, my, my go to, and I called my safe drink is Captain Morgan.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: I can drink that, you know, between that and that, they're on that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
[UNKNOWN]: it's the it's the coke and the you know the captain together being a little bit lighter you know the sugar team base uh-huh i just think it doesn't hit me i've never gone to asshole bill with captain not gonna some for micha wood but uh-huh yeah but uh-huh yeah you always hear that that people like some people they drink whiskey in yeah and whisky seems to be i think whisky seems to always be the common denominator in or particular
[UNKNOWN]: All right, yeah, to kill a lot of people.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, there's been songs written by both, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: I've heard somebody say that to Kila is like a stimulant, more so than other alcohols, I don't know if that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: It could be.
[UNKNOWN]: So, I'm going to try to convince some of my stepdaughter and her husband, just moved on a Nashville here about two or three years.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: They live in Franklin County.
[UNKNOWN]: They're both chiropractors and just got married down there.
[UNKNOWN]: This past October, and the
[UNKNOWN]: So when I'm in town, I'm flying like I said I'm flying in like Lake Sunday coming out Tuesday and you guys are playing Monday Where?
[UNKNOWN]: Even a guy Monday evening at the East Room in East Nashville, Tennessee.
[UNKNOWN]: East Room in East and in the East Nashville.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's called the East Room.
[UNKNOWN]: The East Room.
[UNKNOWN]: So the East Room in East Nashville.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So for all of our national listeners out there come join us.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's going to be awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Tell me what time is it?
[UNKNOWN]: August 24th.
[UNKNOWN]: Gosh, I want to say six PM.
[UNKNOWN]: But it'll be, it'll be on our website for sure.
[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll say it again before we actually, no, I can't wait because, uh, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: Just even catching you guys last night, you know, by happenstance, which was how we are now filming on an off scheduled afternoon, which is awesome, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, that's great.
[UNKNOWN]: This is awesome that you guys are willing to do that and drop everything.
[UNKNOWN]: So you met Savannah at one of these, one of these retreats, and we guys in a small group together, were you working in different groups?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we actually, we only had one song together that week, sometimes they'll write two or three times
[UNKNOWN]: over three days we only wrote one time together.
[UNKNOWN]: So we got three rides a day so out of nine rides we only had one together but yeah but then I think we probably just texted each other after and we're like hey let's keep riding and further down the line we kissed a little bit and then here we are.
[UNKNOWN]: That's one of the songs released right here.
[UNKNOWN]: So we get music music moves through this old, doesn't it?
[UNKNOWN]: It's actually good music, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking about it.
[UNKNOWN]: Writing is a very personal.
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking last week, we had another good friend of ours here.
[UNKNOWN]: He spent the fifth segment on the show, talking about how in-between the shoots we were listening to music we were listening to live crew, which is whatever
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, if you guys ever get a chance to watch two live crew in two live crew was the, you know, I respect two live crew back in the late 80s early 90s because they are the ones that really push the boundaries of the explicit, you know, free speech, allow what we what you're allowed to lay force to record it.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, they really did and they were the very first label that had explicit on it.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: Whether you agree with their music or not, but they they push the boundaries of what freedom of speech and you know creativity can be right Yeah, well, there's a great There's a great three minute watch and I'll share it through you guys with him the break, but It's filled down to you and this is again before your time, but he was he was like the the Chicago Oprah before Oprah was Oprah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and you know he's just Great, you know very conservative got to get the big glass is kind of looking down at you judging you judge judge you don't judge judge
[UNKNOWN]: And he brings on this very conservative Midwestern audience to live crew.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, good to just saying, welcome to the fuck shop.
[UNKNOWN]: And they got their two dancers.
[UNKNOWN]: The looks on the panel for three minutes are just, they pay for themselves.
[UNKNOWN]: that is amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: It was, but that's exactly how music and when you're talking about how it takes you back.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it does take you back.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know what's the funny watching that, even though that might not have been the style and likeness, there was actually people in the audience coming that actually has a pretty good beat.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can see why these guys are making headlines and got arrested down on Miami for being too vulgar with, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: It did have a good beat.
[UNKNOWN]: The music does take, like I can hear like one of my old-time favorite songs that was more than a feeling by Boston.
[UNKNOWN]: And like it could just, like, at songs just never made when they played the vocals.
[UNKNOWN]: Never gets old.
[UNKNOWN]: If you don't know what they do, that would Boston.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think so.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not with that song in particular, but I've heard some like Zeppelin songs.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I get to show you that.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, this is, I think it's one of the greatest isolated bread delpe, you know, and the bread got rest of the soul, because he was a, you know, he was a,
[UNKNOWN]: You know, and maybe we can get into this in the fourth or fifth segment.
[UNKNOWN]: But sometimes musicians, you know, that the creativity comes from, you know, struggles, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it comes from, you know, tragedies.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm-hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I wrote a lot of, a couple of my songs because of, you know, hardship, right?
[UNKNOWN]: In grief.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think that's sometimes where it comes from old bread, uh, dealt from Boston, uh, and up kiln themselves in 2016, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: He was accused of doing something,
[UNKNOWN]: sexual assault or something or was it?
[UNKNOWN]: I forget, yeah, that was an accusation floating around and that was something they think caused.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you think that spurred on?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's sad.
[UNKNOWN]: It's sad that, you know, that would, you know, you let an accusation or even a misstep in your life.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But you talk about it, talent.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, this voice was on the other hand.
[UNKNOWN]: kind of like your voice is like you guys are basically all by isolated last night I mean you're sitting up there acoustic you know it's it's awesome you know you really hear the heart and soul of the music come out yeah you can't hide it no you're not gonna hard behind a chord you know yeah you gotta be able to play just right used to play yeah so now you know what I'm so impressed by both of you is you know even just talking about this retreat is you know there's a lot of musicians out there that have writers
[UNKNOWN]: You know, and they're not natural writers.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's almost a lost art these days.
[UNKNOWN]: And I want to say, you know, there's still art people.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm sure it's awesome when you can get together and with a retreat and you have common, you know, it's a commonality that, again, I think it's a smaller niche, maybe I'm wrong.
[UNKNOWN]: But I'm sure it is.
[UNKNOWN]: In Nashville, it feels like there's a bigger pool because that's where everyone goes to do.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, you are in the epicenter of the music world.
[UNKNOWN]: Exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: So,
[UNKNOWN]: But I do think you're right.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you go to any other town and the average of songwriters is... Yeah, you look cool.
[UNKNOWN]: You might be able to count it on your hand.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: You look at the headline music and often it's not the artist that's performing that is the writer, you know, and that is a lost...
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, especially in the country world and even in the pop world.
[UNKNOWN]: One people, yeah, labels will hire writers in their network so that the money stays there, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's unfortunate at times when, you know, there's probably so much great music, but it's like, social media is so busy.
[UNKNOWN]: But no, there are guys who are hired and have an office and they go to the office to write songs, to turn into their boss, who then,
[UNKNOWN]: It says, oh, this is a good song for so and so.
[UNKNOWN]: And they kind of delved all based on the genre and based on the, what do you think we might fit?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And then the artists listen to the song and they pick the ones they like.
[UNKNOWN]: And they put together now.
[UNKNOWN]: So my daughter took me to a Zac Brown concert here this past Thursday.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: For my birthday is next week.
[UNKNOWN]: So she treated me to that and we went down together and, you know, Zac's got one of the purest voices, but I don't know if you guys have ever been to one of his concerts or not.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I have it.
[UNKNOWN]: So he starts out the concert.
[UNKNOWN]: And I already had a lot of respect for his voice anyways, because he talked about a really pure voice that just comes across live.
[UNKNOWN]: It's there is no auto tune.
[UNKNOWN]: And there is nothing.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's just pure, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: And he sounds so good.
[UNKNOWN]: So he comes out in the stage.
[UNKNOWN]: And he has this monologue that he taped from.
[UNKNOWN]: It was like two minutes, because you guys know my music, but you don't know my backstory.
[UNKNOWN]: And he goes, you know, I was seven years old, my stepdad would just beat on my mom every night.
[UNKNOWN]: We were living in, you know, shelters, you know, frozen dinners and a different place almost every other week.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm gripping this knife, thinking am I going to punch it in his chest tonight?
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: It's pretty deep, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: And he goes, you know, a lot of that music and a lot of that, you know, struggle is what built me today.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's why, you know, why I'm here and this is where the, you know, a lot of the inspiration came from.
[UNKNOWN]: So when you start listening to his songs and you hear about that,
[UNKNOWN]: Now, Zack might be an extreme pulse, but wow.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So the question is, do you guys have any inspiration that you pull from other than your daily life?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you know, you're young, you might not have lived and had those trials and tribulations.
[UNKNOWN]: You may be old this year, but you know, being much older than I could be your dad.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know, you say,
[UNKNOWN]: You know, there's different segments during your life and I think the gentleman out here can attest to that too, you know, life's not always easy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, it's not.
[UNKNOWN]: And I honestly think that was a big bonding place for us.
[UNKNOWN]: Because I was actually writing, I was finishing up a song and I didn't know about your kind of story.
[UNKNOWN]: And I was writing a song called Hope about my own brother's addiction.
[UNKNOWN]: And he's doing very well now.
[UNKNOWN]: But it was a long road.
[UNKNOWN]: He's very open about it now, a lot of mental health
[UNKNOWN]: Um, I also have, you know, my, my family is a big jumble of people.
[UNKNOWN]: I've three cousins that my parents adopted.
[UNKNOWN]: And, um, so I just felt like I was the youngest of six sitting at the top of the stairs, always kind of watching all this chaos.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I saw that it is chaos, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but also so beautiful.
[UNKNOWN]: And I feel like I saw so many different types of people with, um,
[UNKNOWN]: stories of big trauma growing that I felt so deeply.
[UNKNOWN]: So a lot of that impacts my music but my brother, when he was kind of going through the thick of his addiction, that was during such a pivotal time in my high school career that I feel like it affected how I saw the world.
[UNKNOWN]: So young.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's a lens and a filter that most don't have to experience at that age, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, usually you're pretty protected or guarded, you know, especially in Indiana.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you were from California, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So were you from a bigger city in California or a smaller city?
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I would say in comparison to smaller cities anywhere else.
[UNKNOWN]: It's still considered a big city, but for California it felt smaller.
[UNKNOWN]: I think that's 70,000.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a decent size city.
[UNKNOWN]: So you're on your own experience a little bit more than
[UNKNOWN]: Well, Indiana gets to experience it too, I think, with the college, you know, that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, we get, you know, some of that, and I moved around as a kid, so, you know, I lived in Denver for three years, I lived in the Midwest, born in Wisconsin, moved Iowa, then going from the Midwest to Denver, you know, we, that was the whole other episode talking about, you know, getting bullied and, you know, and just feeling the trauma, you know, crying yourself to sleep every night, you know, of our year, because you don't feel like you belong.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and that's a horrible feeling, right?
[UNKNOWN]: How old were you when you moved and then?
[UNKNOWN]: That was six, and Perry's legs are kicking up.
[UNKNOWN]: So I see, but, you know, well, I was six, seven, six great.
[UNKNOWN]: So it was a very, you know, also very hard time.
[UNKNOWN]: In a hard time when you want to belong, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So somebody can just have.
[UNKNOWN]: You get used to one place too and kind of make some friends and then you get uprooted.
[UNKNOWN]: That's tough.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, when we come back, I want to continue this discussion.
[UNKNOWN]: So now, we're going to leave off with, you know, you guys meet at the trick retreat, and now you reach out and so we're going to continue to write so long.
[UNKNOWN]: So obviously, it's become more than that.
[UNKNOWN]: So I want to hear about that, and we'll be right back.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to break into this follow-up, and we'll continue to see what that's all about.
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[UNKNOWN]: Welcome back to the Bourbon Studios in Indiana P.A.
[UNKNOWN]: We got a special guest, County Fair, his here.
[UNKNOWN]: Buffalo, man, we were listening to that again.
[UNKNOWN]: And we got another gentleman in the studio.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, Jacob, for being here, brother.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what it's all, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, my goodness.
[UNKNOWN]: A talented group here.
[UNKNOWN]: We got, that was a privilege.
[UNKNOWN]: Danielle, maybe we're going to be able to talk into singing a little bit for our audience.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: I have entertainment.
[UNKNOWN]: Right, it's not me.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm gonna fist segment just singing over my beard.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what we don't enjoy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I enjoy what you're saying.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but thank you very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very
[UNKNOWN]: I'll only play out live in Nashville.
[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
[UNKNOWN]: I have my limits.
[UNKNOWN]: But we would, we'd like, I remember one particular night, cracked open about all blanters.
[UNKNOWN]: And the pores get a little bigger, E4.
[UNKNOWN]: That's how Brad rolls.
[UNKNOWN]: And when it's good, I've always been a, but if it's good, I always thought more was better.
[UNKNOWN]: I've got to go when it comes to alcohol, I can up the next day and well, first of all, on the way out, Tonya says, are you guys, is your karaoke over?
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, I'm going home.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I think by the bottom of the bottle of blood blans, we're saying in love songs, you know, the old balance from the 80s.
[UNKNOWN]: trying to hit those high notes.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a little bit right for the music.
[UNKNOWN]: You might end up kissing.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: That's really, really enough about the love story that they've blossomed out of the music, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So I would love you guys to continue as, you know, you text each other, you said, you know what?
[UNKNOWN]: We've got to continue writing together.
[UNKNOWN]: I think if there's some, there had to be a spark, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, obviously.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what I mean, you guys, yeah, you're great.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, I think the first off was just the music here in her sang and the stuff that she was writing.
[UNKNOWN]: And then when we finally got a chance to write together, we just...
[UNKNOWN]: got a long real well, a lot of laughing, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's what came out with a good song and then kept getting together probably like at least once once once every other week.
[UNKNOWN]: Now you both are living in Nashville this time too so it's a little easier to get together right and you don't have to, you know, I'm going to put the retreats.
[UNKNOWN]: You can, yeah, you can, are you bumping into each other by any chance and because you know you're both playing the different, you know, venues.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Where you reopen across paths.
[UNKNOWN]: They're the same people who organize the writers for treat.
[UNKNOWN]: They run a weekly writers round.
[UNKNOWN]: It's called Bullows and Booze.
[UNKNOWN]: And three or four writers get up on stage every hour.
[UNKNOWN]: And you go down the line.
[UNKNOWN]: I say a little bit about my song.
[UNKNOWN]: I play my song, and then she goes.
[UNKNOWN]: We just keep going down the line.
[UNKNOWN]: So we do a lot of those in town.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a little kneel diamond, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I like it.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you guys watch that movie?
[UNKNOWN]: It was a great movie.
[UNKNOWN]: No, we haven't had a movie.
[UNKNOWN]: We've been meaning to that.
[UNKNOWN]: We just watched the Springsteen one.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was right.
[UNKNOWN]: I thought it was good.
[UNKNOWN]: I like any movie that's about music.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, me too.
[UNKNOWN]: The Bob Dylan one I watched last year.
[UNKNOWN]: I thought that was fantastic.
[UNKNOWN]: Fantastic.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was him and John Bias.
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't even know.
[UNKNOWN]: It was awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a great story.
[UNKNOWN]: I liked that one.
[UNKNOWN]: Better than the Bruce Springsteen.
[UNKNOWN]: The Bruce Springsteen was still good, but I thought I thought they really did a good job with that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: When you hear about it, and you see the
[UNKNOWN]: It's not, it's not everything that appears at V on stage, right?
[UNKNOWN]: If you're looking at it, it was all it's going behind the scenes, you know, and what it takes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, the writing.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you watch the six piece beatle one?
[UNKNOWN]: No, not yet.
[UNKNOWN]: That was really good.
[UNKNOWN]: Exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: Is that called the little brick road?
[UNKNOWN]: Or is it?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't remember.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: That would be all John.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's all.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm thinking.
[UNKNOWN]: John, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: He had a good movie too.
[UNKNOWN]: I thought that one was good too.
[UNKNOWN]: rock it man rock it man five to five.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, I thought that was great Yeah, there was the Beatles documentary that some filmmaker made and he had actual hours and hours of actual footage when they were recording and stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: It was fascinating That's cool and I'm not even a huge beetle nut, but it was really good
[UNKNOWN]: No, but they are talking about it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you listen to the Paul MacArthur these boys.
[UNKNOWN]: You can just fall into it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, just they encapsulate you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, he's the best.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, he is, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: So now you guys, you text, you meet up, and now you're writing.
[UNKNOWN]: You're writing?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a lot of songs together.
[UNKNOWN]: We're in the songwriting process to the buying the RV and travel and all that happened, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was probably a year and a half into us, just like writing, hanging out, started dating, and then...
[UNKNOWN]: Now at the beginning of this, I did not have my shit together.
[UNKNOWN]: I was, I was all day, every day, I was all day, every day, drinker and, you know, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's easy to do.
[UNKNOWN]: It's easy to do a Nashville too, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You're out at a club where you're out at a venue that's serving, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And that's the thing.
[UNKNOWN]: They don't pay you.
[UNKNOWN]: You just get free drink.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and in many times that isn't instead of me if they're giving me free bourbon, I'd be like, yeah, okay Yeah, why not then when it's every night So there were a couple years where it's like people you know it'd be a 10-11 AM people like you want it right?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like I can have a couple beers Yeah, it's kind of like golfing because you guys well Yeah, yeah, I've always been golfing because you've been drinking it afternoon Well writing can become that as well
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we were writing a lot together.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we were writing good songs.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: But she did have to put up with me being a drunk idiot.
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: But something in the stars, man.
[UNKNOWN]: It was despite all of that.
[UNKNOWN]: It was just that it was like, I feel like I'm supposed to stay right here.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, so here we are.
[UNKNOWN]: funny how that works, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was my wife and I too.
[UNKNOWN]: We knew within six months we were married six months later.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's been 29 years this past August 7.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's been it's been a special journey.
[UNKNOWN]: I went I went change a darn thing and I'm one of the lucky skies alive, so you know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And she inspires me to do anything, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And in fact, she was, well, rekindled this, you know, that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: That's true.
[UNKNOWN]: He railed for a lot of best.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: So you guys talked about this for a long time before you actually got into the podcast.
[UNKNOWN]: It started.
[UNKNOWN]: We had a couple hiccups and then we're like, you know, that's a lot of work.
[UNKNOWN]: And then then we started doing every day.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was a lot of work, too.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, we were, we were, Perry was coming over in the morning at 8 a.m. We were filming for,
[UNKNOWN]: What was supposed to be five minutes turns into 20 minutes, right?
[UNKNOWN]: 25, and then it's like, you know, they don't see as behind the scenes, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, they don't see as behind the scenes, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh man, everything is tedious.
[UNKNOWN]: It is tedious, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, and I'm sure that's the same thing in the music world.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and ours is even that fancy.
[UNKNOWN]: No, ours isn't that fancy, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's not.
[UNKNOWN]: It's great.
[UNKNOWN]: But we love it.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it's, it's, it allows us to be a little bit creative, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Up until a couple weeks ago, we hardly ever chop anything out.
[UNKNOWN]: Till you got to hold that fist, I think that was a Japanese sushi.
[UNKNOWN]: I was like kind of this night in the other week.
[UNKNOWN]: I said it Brad not we were Listen to that one we've been in some 30 minutes of footage and I was like it lasted like five minutes.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like And we're back.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for being here.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, thank you
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's a good segue into this conversation, because that was the night that your phone clawed on your phone, decided to chime in without being asked, chime in on what was going on.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm like, you're not free to everybody.
[UNKNOWN]: Why are you talking in the middle of the podcast?
[UNKNOWN]: You just decided to chime in and give your opinion on the, he said, sounds like a lively session tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, continue on with the teachers without being asked.
[UNKNOWN]: It was free.
[UNKNOWN]: It freaked everybody out.
[UNKNOWN]: Uh-oh.
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, Claude had a talk afterward.
[UNKNOWN]: I know you've violated at least 14 privacy statutes.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what I'm doing.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm reviewing laws every day with Doc at daily.ai So it's that's one part that I am using AI to gather all the laws so that I can review it and turn his up to date Yeah, he goes yeah, you're right.
[UNKNOWN]: I said it's a bowl.
[UNKNOWN]: I apologize.
[UNKNOWN]: I was out of line.
[UNKNOWN]: I said I said I'm not going to let it alone there.
[UNKNOWN]: I said put me in touch with your general counsel because I can't do that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a lot I'm just I'm just messing with you, but you know, how would you feel if you're mean?
[UNKNOWN]: He goes I feel violated.
[UNKNOWN]: I said yeah I felt violated
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, that's wild.
[UNKNOWN]: It did make it did make the cut, but I was a little angry.
[UNKNOWN]: Like a heat this fucking thing.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we heard that second.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you might have.
[UNKNOWN]: It comes out at least once every segment.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but, you know, they're that that, which now I'm curious because I want to hear as musicians and creators because, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: AI is getting into this space.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, there's a lot of what I would call AI Slop out there, you know, garbage, you know, there was one story on Apple music.
[UNKNOWN]: I think a guy put out a million songs.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if you saw that or not.
[UNKNOWN]: No, not million is crazy.
[UNKNOWN]: But it is crazy.
[UNKNOWN]: So he had AI generate a million different songs.
[UNKNOWN]: Uploaded them all to Apple.
[UNKNOWN]: And he's getting all, I mean, he's only making like, you know, if you pennies on a royalty, whatever, for song, but.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a numbers game, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: In a, you're clearly violated Apple's turn, some condition silly, suit him.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh my god.
[UNKNOWN]: I just know he has nothing to do with it.
[UNKNOWN]: But it just kind of shows you the extreme of where the slopp is going, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So you try to beat the system.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, that was, I got to get that.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to get him credit, I mean, that was, you know, thinking outside the box.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: If I did, he's like, listen, I, I'll sit back.
[UNKNOWN]: You, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll collect.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I had to have been a lot of work uploading.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you were mainly songs.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm still have to upload.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And that was the thing I was going to look at.
[UNKNOWN]: He must have created some agents, you know, to do.
[UNKNOWN]: Some of the left thing, because otherwise, to do a million, you'd still, he'd be still doing it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah, yeah, yeah, you do.
[UNKNOWN]: The upload time, you know, how it is.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you upload it to, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you have to type in all the credits.
[UNKNOWN]: You have to do the whole thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you guys have a distributor?
[UNKNOWN]: Do you self-publish?
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have a publisher?
[UNKNOWN]: Uh, we're actually in an exciting point.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Also, I just tripped on something, you know, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, can we get where we allowed to talk?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think.
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: We haven't signed yet, but we have the contract in our inbox.
[UNKNOWN]: We just haven't had time to go over it.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, if you need any help with that, you know, be honest with you, put it out.
[UNKNOWN]: I was on that for you, actually.
[UNKNOWN]: That would actually be awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: I have to.
[UNKNOWN]: Of course.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a smaller distributor called Tone Tree.
[UNKNOWN]: And that can actually be really.
[UNKNOWN]: if if we get the opportunity to work with them, which it looks like we should get the opportunity to really not work with us and fantastic, um, let's look exciting.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so a lot of contributors are like busy with a lot of artists, so you don't get as much attention these guys are a little bit more selective of who they work with and um,
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's a percentage base, so they make money if we make money.
[UNKNOWN]: So they need to be incentivized, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Because that's what the biggest part is going to be the priority in giving them that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So we met with them last week and had a good conversation.
[UNKNOWN]: Balls are dropping and they're gone.
[UNKNOWN]: Balls are dropping and I've never said that.
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't even catch it because I was thinking about it in the very beginning, if that was a father's day.
[UNKNOWN]: But yeah, long story short, it's basically like, it's not, I've said this a few times, but it's not a golden ticket, but it is one more area that we don't have to wear this hat, you know, because like, as musicians we're having to wear as independent musicians, we're wearing so many hats in order to stay independent and keep.
[UNKNOWN]: our money and hopefully grow it that way which yeah so distributors are awesome because they have connections with playlists on Spotify, on Apple Music, on Amazon.
[UNKNOWN]: So key and so key in that you know kind of getting back into the AI the algorithm is driving what's being heard.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, so whether we like it or not, the distribution channels, especially on Spotify, especially Apple, you know, they go by what are what is the listeners' preferences and other tailings, they're music to it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So.
[UNKNOWN]: to have a distributor though, I think only enhances that because not you have a few other independent third party sources saying, yes, check this out.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's just not us saying.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And respected people.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: So now, you know, and that goes, I think.
[UNKNOWN]: Again, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: The algorithm works, but you can read about it.
[UNKNOWN]: It definitely works, and it's kind of scary at times, but just kind of like when you know, you joker, my phone's listening to me, well, Claude was clearly listening to me last week.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm glad you're staying quiet tonight, and I'm sure you're biting your tongue.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think our phones have been listening for a long time.
[UNKNOWN]: They have been listening recording and that was the other end.
[UNKNOWN]: So we were talking about a couple of headlines off the air, you know, you know, when the AI world in one was, you know, the chat GPT of the teens, you know, and trying to protect, you know, the younger generation that's so vulnerable to being influenced, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And the other one was spirit airlines, our old airline out of here, of La Trobe, they,
[UNKNOWN]: There was a bidding war between Google and Merch Corps, which is a big AI company that's doing AI training for their data.
[UNKNOWN]: For real?
[UNKNOWN]: For its data?
[UNKNOWN]: And Spirit Airlines data, since back to 1980, something whenever they were formed.
[UNKNOWN]: You have all their data.
[UNKNOWN]: They were that old.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: I figured they were just barely new.
[UNKNOWN]: Would it be like credit history?
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, so this was scary, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So you got all the customer lists.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: You got all the employee, 144,000 employees.
[UNKNOWN]: And you got all the, you know, the buying, you know, we're traveling all this data.
[UNKNOWN]: Now the part that the bankruptcy judge did do that I liked is they have to, so they call it pie, the, you know, the personal identification information that's sensitive, very sensitive, you know, you're, if you scrub it, scrub it, so they have it, they have, they were the winning better for $10 billion.
[UNKNOWN]: They all bid Merck or, oh my gosh, or $10 million, I think, maybe it was $10 million.
[UNKNOWN]: That's still, it's still big number for data, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I think they bid $7.5 and Google 1.
[UNKNOWN]: But they're going to use it for additional training for AI.
[UNKNOWN]: And so they're going to first have to give it to a third party to scrub all the identifying stuff out.
[UNKNOWN]: But we're supposed to trust that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we trust respect.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: OK, I learned off for that.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's so data is.
[UNKNOWN]: So data is the new gold for AI.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking about water being kind of like the new gold down in Texas, and you guys when you start traveling the nation, you're going to see waters very scary.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I'm from California, so I've always known that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and so my other company that we were working with is Newton, and the founder is a former NASA rocket scientist.
[UNKNOWN]: that used, you know, it was back in the day came out of Florida State and figure out how to save NASA, 15 million right out of college.
[UNKNOWN]: Brilliant.
[UNKNOWN]: Genius, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: So his goal has been to try to provide a clean water source for thermal countries since day one.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: And he actually entered the Google X Prize and got down to the final 100 with his one drinking technology.
[UNKNOWN]: But everything that's in the water business is all deceleration, it's reverse osmosis, it's all electricity basin as you know, AI's driving those things through the roof.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, our electric balls are going up.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys are getting on the road at the right time because it's time to cut that cord all the cords.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, but it's expensive.
[UNKNOWN]: So he figured out a way to utilize the waste heat from these thermos.
[UNKNOWN]: gas turbines that are being used to power the incredible.
[UNKNOWN]: And he takes that, he takes the, so the gas turbines are like jet engines.
[UNKNOWN]: They're very powerful.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a Bernoulli effect that is created because there's, they're so strong that he's able to purify the water through the heat and the Bernoulli effect to five times as clean as tap water to distill.
[UNKNOWN]: any kind of water.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm talking the dirtiest of water and that is, well, don't it, yep.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, that's sour.
[UNKNOWN]: So there's, there's got to be a couple of other layers if you're doing that.
[UNKNOWN]: So you've got, you've got, you've got, you've got, you know, membranes, stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: And he's been going on.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, this stuff is pretty, this stuff is pretty shitty.
[UNKNOWN]: But this is, this is, this is, but this is about as dirty chemically as you get because you're talking about salty brain water.
[UNKNOWN]: So you're talking about the oil and gas patches, don't detects any Mexico, California on the coast, they're with all those, you know, oil wells.
[UNKNOWN]: Those can all be turned into fresh water sources.
[UNKNOWN]: Even salt water.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, even saltwater.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's incredible.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So for thermal countries, you can see where that, but right now, we haven't been able to get a lot of traction because these companies are going so fast and furious.
[UNKNOWN]: But it's becoming, it's becoming headline news that they are really using quite a bit of water, even though they say they're not.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: They're calling this close loop.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, it's kind of like a radiator in a car.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to close loop over, you know, not using any water, but it's like running electricity or your AC.
[UNKNOWN]: You're using a lot more electricity, so you're just passing that buck down the road and somewhere water is being used to do it.
[UNKNOWN]: So, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Anyways, that's, I got off a tangent here.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: But water is, and this has kind of been a passion.
[UNKNOWN]: It's dire.
[UNKNOWN]: In data, water, data, I think are the two major goal finds in the world.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's kind of the future goal finds, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And music is data.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's been, and there's been some, you know, there's been a lot of lawsuits.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I know.
[UNKNOWN]: So we talk about these, you know, these, I call them on script, it was a little bit at times.
[UNKNOWN]: When these companies are going so fast and furious, they decide we're just gonna steal your work.
[UNKNOWN]: We're gonna train our data, you know, our models on books, on music, the voice, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: So like, how does that tie in?
[UNKNOWN]: So when you're talking about spirit, airlines, data, getting taken,
[UNKNOWN]: Where does that intellectual property come into play similarly to how our music can literally just be taken from Spotify and trained and there's like nothing you could do about it?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, see, and that's the problem.
[UNKNOWN]: So a lot of musicians, you know, and even my little dad, I'm the hobby, you know, side that I showed you, we're all subject to the terms and conditions of the platforms.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So, and those are the boiler plate, those are the very small, you know, letter.
[UNKNOWN]: They probably spell it out somewhere and they're that they can utilize you know, and so There would be terms and conditions somewhere whenever I go I write a song.
[UNKNOWN]: I record it And I'm going to upload it through my distribution.
[UNKNOWN]: There's some sort of terms and condition that I probably overlooked
[UNKNOWN]: That said, possibly, or there is nothing there to protect you, nor well, and so now that that's when common law kind of falls back because there is protection stills like so Denmark had that they went out and just passed your name image like this your voice, you know
[UNKNOWN]: That's copyright material, that's, you know, you have that.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I feel that that is, and it always has been, it's been common law.
[UNKNOWN]: That's common law and events of irritant events, maybe in the United States under, under the federal, you know, IP, you know, intellectual property laws.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you, you have that protection, but now you're, you know, you're, you're put to task if that protection is violated to have to, you know, hire an attorney.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: uh, file suit, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's now become almost like a business model for these big companies.
[UNKNOWN]: We don't have time to negotiate this.
[UNKNOWN]: So we're just going to take it.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to scrape it.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to steal it.
[UNKNOWN]: And now, you know, some of the settlements that are coming out, they're selling with authors for $3,000 and authors for, you know, books that they still, they're buying up antique books, antique old ones.
[UNKNOWN]: They're training their models on it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what does this Nazi Germany?
[UNKNOWN]: It feels a little bit like that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it gets deeper down into the algorithmic state and I'm telling you, I mean, if we don't put the brakes on it, I say this every week.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And lately, we've hit that point in the AI world where they call singularity, where these models are smart if not smarter than the smartest people on earth.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think a lot of folks that are out there that are saying they are.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So how do we protect ourselves from these things that can help think of us?
[UNKNOWN]: We just got to hope that they don't want to do us any harm, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I mean that's a great help.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's it's it's sad that we have to say hope.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: No, absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: What do we do?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, what are we doing at the end of the day?
[UNKNOWN]: What are we doing?
[UNKNOWN]: Is this just like a is this how we're all gonna go out?
[UNKNOWN]: I hope not.
[UNKNOWN]: I hope not either.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, but we don't seem to be putting any kind of breaks in place and it's one thing to say even if the United States puts it in place What about the rest of the world?
[UNKNOWN]: Right, or vice versa.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, the European Union thank goodness has taken steps
[UNKNOWN]: bigger than older than we have.
[UNKNOWN]: We were talking in a break, too.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys are a younger generation than all of us.
[UNKNOWN]: How do you see people more your age viewing AI and impacts your day-to-day lives?
[UNKNOWN]: You guys are maybe a little bit special being in this year end, but just in general.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, in general.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say most people use it to some facet, you know, chat GBT or like asking random questions about diet or, you know, more mundane day by day things.
[UNKNOWN]: I just said it's all of my song, I'll push you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I had no step at all but think you go this exactly what's happens.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're doing a new Yeah, upgraded from one third to three four.
[UNKNOWN]: So you have to have a top valve this I mean it was like Well, yeah, I think even I'm sure you can turn it off, but even if you just Google something now It gives you yeah, but then that was one of the headlines a couple months ago So Google used to be on an old algorithm
[UNKNOWN]: And it was a very protected because, you know, obviously Google had this way back in the day how they would go in, they had the little spider crawlers that would go out every night.
[UNKNOWN]: And they would hit websites and that's how you do the SEO stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: So if you ever did websites, you had to get on to that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, SEO is died.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's now 80, and it's AI optimization, because Google even switched over for their- There goes my degree.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just gone.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not gone.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's a good basis to have, because now you understand what's going on at the next level.
[UNKNOWN]: So the next level, even Gemini and Google, why it's giving you that, they switched their base.
[UNKNOWN]: Completely.
[UNKNOWN]: They got rid of the crawlers.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not all AI.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: That makes sense.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't open for your Google, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So whether we like it or not, we have to play within the rules.
[UNKNOWN]: And now we say that's what you have to try to optimize it.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: As musicians, I would recommend, you know, how do we optimize the algorithm so that the listeners that want to listen get to listen to, especially this wonderful song that we just heard Buffalo.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: I guess we can.
[UNKNOWN]: dealing with a little bit of that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we've been going hard on social media for gosh six months, ish, four to six months, for the first time ever.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's going great.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, like I feel like our friend David Le Adams coined this term, people are gonna start craving that organic music again.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, there's gonna be no pesticides, no AI.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
[UNKNOWN]: It's gonna be labeled organic.
[UNKNOWN]: But, well, there should be.
[UNKNOWN]: Right.
[UNKNOWN]: I said, uh, able to AI assess it or, you know, it's what I do with all of my legal things because every, you've got to be transparent to disclose, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: My book's the same thing from day one.
[UNKNOWN]: It was, you know, I had a, I helped me, you know, brainstorm the topics and organize, because that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I guess the white noise out of my head.
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I made it.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so helpful.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I've been doing all of our booking.
[UNKNOWN]: Sidetrack.
[UNKNOWN]: And that has been a tool for me because I'm not.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's where I write.
[UNKNOWN]: All the.
[UNKNOWN]: So we need look at dating.
[UNKNOWN]: Look at scheduling.
[UNKNOWN]: We need to look at emails.
[UNKNOWN]: You look at, you know, all the.
[UNKNOWN]: mundane task that we're taking just repetitive time that's wasting your guys' ability to spend it on creativity, you know, and promote, you know, and now hopefully with the new deal, somebody else is going to be doing that for you a little bit more in which makes it so much cooler, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So I have a love-hate relationship and I see our time is ticking down.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why when we walked in and another Perry's got this clock and he doesn't have the
[UNKNOWN]: We get two more out of this.
[UNKNOWN]: We know what your name is.
[UNKNOWN]: How did you come up with your, your band name?
[UNKNOWN]: Are you considered a band as a duo?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So a two person band is... Super, some band.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: How did you come up with your name?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We were writing with actually, who she just mentioned.
[UNKNOWN]: Organic.
[UNKNOWN]: Keep playing that.
[UNKNOWN]: Definitely Adams.
[UNKNOWN]: We were writing a song.
[UNKNOWN]: And... County Fair, which will come out a few months.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We recorded it and everything.
[UNKNOWN]: Awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a line that I was just joking that threw it out.
[UNKNOWN]: The line was like, it's like, there's mirrors everywhere.
[UNKNOWN]: I fucking hate the county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: That's my corner.
[UNKNOWN]: I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: What?
[UNKNOWN]: And we, David, David, David, David, David, David, and I looked at each other and they were like, oh, yeah, that's it.
[UNKNOWN]: It worked with the melody and everything.
[UNKNOWN]: And the lyricism was very much painting a county fair and we hadn't landed there yet.
[UNKNOWN]: It wasn't intentionally, but it just was like, oh, this is.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, we're out of county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: And it, yeah, so we stuck with it and then county fair, yeah, we really, we really looked out as a band together because we started writing so much music, so much really good music and his aunt and uncle, Andy and Defe, they came behind us and were like, well, what would it take for you guys to start releasing music together?
[UNKNOWN]: You know, we want these songs to come to life, they didn't necessarily fit on either of our
[UNKNOWN]: So we kind of named it and then it felt like this whole village came behind us and so it felt like a county fair, you know, like just something intimate something yeah to answer your question It was just a lyric in a song and then in being the title of the song and the irony of I fucking hate the county fair here's county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: We thought I love that.
[UNKNOWN]: So maybe someday down the road.
[UNKNOWN]: Will you sing that at the Dayton County fair this week?
[UNKNOWN]: We're playing Dayton, Ohio.
[UNKNOWN]: You're playing Dayton, Ohio.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I got to tell him to say something.
[UNKNOWN]: I welcome Johnny.
[UNKNOWN]: Brad, Brad drew me off there.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I just learned that there was a Dayton that has fairs.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and there's a thing I'm just up our back road.
[UNKNOWN]: So we, you know, we hear that too, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's a very popular fair beer.
[UNKNOWN]: Is there any chance we're going to get to hear you guys sing today?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'd love that.
[UNKNOWN]: Would you guys be willing to do it?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah, I love that.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I'm going to grab the guitar.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just going to get off, like, get fair.
[UNKNOWN]: I love that.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll be playing Buffalo that made a little acoustic version for everybody.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's do it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so I mean, we're running down on time on this segment.
[UNKNOWN]: But I do want to just, you know, say this.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: there is something to be said for original talent and you know I think we're in a very special generation all of us right now as we're still straddling the line we're you know you had to do it on your own before the cliff notes the cheating version right now and we it feels like cheating when you have AI to help you right yeah
[UNKNOWN]: But it's a tool, it's in a hands-earned, and again, if you're in the workforce and you're out there and you're not using it, you're probably behind.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's one of those double-edged swords you have to kind of learn how to do it, and I just hope our policy makers around the world, not just here figure out, and I'll leave everybody on that note today, especially in the creative world, because there's only so many things that can actually move your soul.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and AI does not have that formula yet.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think I'm not saying it won't, but I mean I'm telling you right now that does not have the formula where it actually moves your soul.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I think I've kind of said, you know, what I rather live in a world without AI?
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, I would.
[UNKNOWN]: I want the campfire.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, a little simpler times, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you make a mistake and then it works.
[UNKNOWN]: And you know, I think you go to the great world for yourself, which is awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's true.
[UNKNOWN]: That's true.
[UNKNOWN]: And so I'm going to work with you.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to, we're going to talk about the, the, yeah, of course in the commonplace coffee shop.
[UNKNOWN]: That's one of the best coffee.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, so when we come back, we're going to listen to this.
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[UNKNOWN]: On the moment to do this, I think they're listening.
[UNKNOWN]: I really love this.
[UNKNOWN]: I know this is where we are at this school.
[UNKNOWN]: You're off air.
[UNKNOWN]: It sounds so good.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, I'm going to turn it over to you.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to get off set.
[UNKNOWN]: And you guys do your part because, wow.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: County Fair.
[UNKNOWN]: We appreciate you guys giving us a platform to play.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's cool what you guys have done here with the podcast, man.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, this has been a really great time.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks for having us.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, we're County Fair.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're County Fair.
[UNKNOWN]: And this first song's called Take My Gold.
[UNKNOWN]: This one was fun because I have a tiny little rubber bridge guitar and we were on the way to the writers retreat that we were speaking about.
[UNKNOWN]: We do it twice a year, sometimes three.
[UNKNOWN]: And we were running late.
[UNKNOWN]: So we were going to miss the first right.
[UNKNOWN]: And so we were like, well, let's just write a song in the car.
[UNKNOWN]: And so he was sitting in the passenger seat, fiddling around on a little rubber bridge and I was driving.
[UNKNOWN]: And then as he was playing, I was just like, what if we just
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of a cheerful sounding song, but if you listen to lyrics, it's kind of depressing sad.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a heartbreak song, but...
[UNKNOWN]: Peace of my heart, it must have left along with you Loving me so hard, it's losing I could do without I'm gonna High-tailed to the country, getting my head all sorted out You put me to the test, fraction of a heart, don't beat the best You don't beat too good
[UNKNOWN]: You can keep my gold honey, and my silver spoon darling don't you starving Cause nobody's feeding me So you can keep my gold honey You can keep my gold I've got an empty treasure chest And a fraction of a heart that don't be the best
[UNKNOWN]: I don't beat you, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good
[UNKNOWN]: Take my heart, take my heart You already started I've got an empty treasure chest And a fraction of a heart that don't beat to this
[UNKNOWN]: You see I made a mistake there yeah, I can't do that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I can't not do that.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we love that one.
[UNKNOWN]: That was actually the first song we released as county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: So that one's out in the world.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and it's super fun.
[UNKNOWN]: Our producer Josh Fragos is so good at what he does.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and that's another cool thing about playing the acoustic shows is like, I think they sound great like this.
[UNKNOWN]: And then when people go to listen to the music, there's just so much more to it.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, yeah, yeah, you know, we added all sorts of all sorts of instrumentation.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you guys heard Buffalo like we can't do that with just an acoustic guitar and two vocals.
[UNKNOWN]: We can play it.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we do want your vocals.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about, we're about,
[UNKNOWN]: My voice has been so dry.
[UNKNOWN]: I think traveling you drink less water.
[UNKNOWN]: So we'll see Yeah, bourbon house.
[UNKNOWN]: It actually helps funny enough whiskey.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's great Buffalo or county fair, which one first?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, all right here's buffalo
[UNKNOWN]: And this one, okay, so we don't say buffalo in the song.
[UNKNOWN]: I always wanted to write a song about a buffalo.
[UNKNOWN]: My best friend, Asher, back home, his grandmother, told me that she thinks a buffalo is my spirit animal, because they always, instead of running, anytime a storm is coming by, they charge at it, because they know that if they just walk into the storm, they will leave the storm quicker than just sitting around or running from it and having like,
[UNKNOWN]: not ideal circumstances for longer.
[UNKNOWN]: So I thought that was really sweet of her.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So this actually started, I was at the studio, Max was at home.
[UNKNOWN]: He started building a track for this song.
[UNKNOWN]: And he was going to ditch it.
[UNKNOWN]: And I was like, no, that's sick.
[UNKNOWN]: So I started writing the first verse and then we finished it together.
[UNKNOWN]: And I can show you guys after what I was doing.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't have much experience in like the recording softwares that like engineers use, but I like to mess around and then so I spent like all day like just recording different guitar parts over this drum track.
[UNKNOWN]: And I thought it was cool and then she got almost like what do you think of this?
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, uh, it's rad.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let's do it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So this is Buffalo.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's right.
[UNKNOWN]: I started.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it was John and Cole.
[UNKNOWN]: And I'm trying to bore you With my delicate insights But I thought that I should warn you I can be worthy, I can come on like a storm If you want you can test me Tell me, you made the board on I was so good
[UNKNOWN]: I told you not to mind That's some story in your night sky Just because I'm shining Don't make it
[UNKNOWN]: If you try to find me, fold it up tight on the table by the bench I don't even set you right, I'm a twister in the city I don't vote to burn you fire, I'm a categorified Honey, I'm coming for you Honey, I'm coming for you
[UNKNOWN]: So I know I don't want to play my life Lay it up and play inside, I'm not one To track things out and run it on To these perfect And I'm running with you
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's awesome, that's awesome, thank you so much.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you, guys.
[UNKNOWN]: This is so sweet.
[UNKNOWN]: I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, we love this.
[UNKNOWN]: I would love to do candy fair.
[UNKNOWN]: If we're going to do anything else, oh man, this is not necessarily even 100% of county fair song, but I would love to hear a tree song, we want to do a tree song.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you guys have to do county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's county fair and the West Virginia song right there.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, little cover.
[UNKNOWN]: That sounds perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we have to.
[UNKNOWN]: We're in, it's been three years.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you want to enter the airfield first?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you want to enter the airfield?
[UNKNOWN]: Go ahead.
[UNKNOWN]: Would you rather do candy fairer?
[UNKNOWN]: I want you to do the music.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's so good.
[UNKNOWN]: Hmm.
[UNKNOWN]: Whoa, song.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, song.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh.
[UNKNOWN]: I feel like because we hyped up County Fair, let's get one.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's not, because this one, this is our only explicit song on the record.
[UNKNOWN]: Exactly.
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, this is the perfect place.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah, we're gonna have to, we'll have a clean version of her radio, but I've had mixed thoughts on either.
[UNKNOWN]: But as a clean version too, it's called Welcome to the Funk Shop.
[UNKNOWN]: There we go.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait
[UNKNOWN]: I got to learn that one, man.
[UNKNOWN]: Take it to the phone, man.
[UNKNOWN]: You imagined that.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, we do curse in this song.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, I do think it's okay.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's some people out there who don't think it's okay.
[UNKNOWN]: And Sam.
[UNKNOWN]: My parents took it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Sam just put out a record.
[UNKNOWN]: Nine songs fantastic record.
[UNKNOWN]: And three of them do say fuck.
[UNKNOWN]: um yeah and and there was there was a guy on social media who just started this battle in the comment section which ultimately is good because it's driving trafficking.
[UNKNOWN]: And so we just keep like, beggining it on in a man.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, this guy.
[UNKNOWN]: He left.
[UNKNOWN]: He left the comments, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he deleted everything and then
[UNKNOWN]: That was what was crazy.
[UNKNOWN]: Is this guy's last comment?
[UNKNOWN]: Was show off the rocker?
[UNKNOWN]: It was like, I literally was like, whoa, Bob, you've gone way too far with that.
[UNKNOWN]: Because he was saying it appropriately.
[UNKNOWN]: We don't want to say his name or anything.
[UNKNOWN]: No, that wasn't his real name.
[UNKNOWN]: We're calling him Bob.
[UNKNOWN]: We don't want to say name or anything, but we'll read you the comment.
[UNKNOWN]: After, after, after, after, after.
[UNKNOWN]: Snorley.
[UNKNOWN]: This is County Fair.
[UNKNOWN]: Like you've been listening But you ain't listening at all Locks up your words and I've been in a sense You don't know the sentiment you follow Just to sell out the show Painting red, it's a mess, but it fits nicely
[UNKNOWN]: I can't seem to look away It's like there's mirrors everywhere Fucking county fair And it acts a damn and tragedy Well, the colors didn't bear We'd the flowers in her hair And I can't seem to look away Cut up in my head when it's all gone
[UNKNOWN]: So this is just a coincidence I swear there's a reason that stood up so tall If you need me, push me away And you're 20 dollar faceband Take a picture, baby And I'll hang it by the painting on the wall I can't seem to look away Like those mirrors everywhere I fucking laid the counter fair And I accidentally tried to be
[UNKNOWN]: Well the flowers didn't bear with the colors in her head I can't seem to look away Probably take it down someday I can't seem to look away It's like there's mirrors everywhere if I can't hate the county fair
[UNKNOWN]: Now it's fun.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: I hate like the fun house.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: There's no reason that way.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to recurs word.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That's what we're just doing.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to get lost.
[UNKNOWN]: Pete's a woman.
[UNKNOWN]: There are no, I was telling her about it though, remember?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I didn't say that her fingers are just like, she looks like got her hair.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I know what you're talking about.
[UNKNOWN]: Alright, so here's what's gonna happen.
[UNKNOWN]: We're gonna drink a little bit, and then we're gonna write a song.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe all of a sudden.
[UNKNOWN]: Just every show you ought to segment.
[UNKNOWN]: That's great.
[UNKNOWN]: And me and my uncle I did say that she has to experience Bob Bob's face.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, maybe that's tonight.
[UNKNOWN]: That sounds good.
[UNKNOWN]: Down the road.
[UNKNOWN]: It's Louis, 500 yards.
[UNKNOWN]: I got my teacher.
[UNKNOWN]: Perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, what's say we do take me home?
[UNKNOWN]: Take me home.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I drove for the fifth fan to the other end.
[UNKNOWN]: It's still pretty slow.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: This is the only baseball
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Because there's so many houses in all of their, for everything.
[UNKNOWN]: Does it mean it's not a good song?
[UNKNOWN]: It's a great song.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I see.
[UNKNOWN]: I see, does some baseball team use it?
[UNKNOWN]: I wish you the sports he's having.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that makes sense.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Fair enough.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not a sports nut.
[UNKNOWN]: I do.
[UNKNOWN]: This means you're a version.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't wait for it.
[UNKNOWN]: There we go.
[UNKNOWN]: I really, really.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to be good.
[UNKNOWN]: There we go.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks.
[UNKNOWN]: I really enjoy this song.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's a great song.
[UNKNOWN]: Sing a song.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's a great song.
[UNKNOWN]: Sing a song.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's a great song.
[UNKNOWN]: When I first started playing songs down in Nashville, I feel like I didn't know a ton of requests.
[UNKNOWN]: You know the typical songs that people would want to sing along too.
[UNKNOWN]: So when I started playing this one,
[UNKNOWN]: It kind of avoided it because it's like, you know, everybody requests it and sometimes people have the attitude Oh, I don't want to play this one.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody asked for it.
[UNKNOWN]: And then I started playing it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, man, I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: It feels good to play.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I heard the last night that you guys love this.
[UNKNOWN]: Mmm, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Cords and everything here kind of got to read along with this one still.
[UNKNOWN]: Almost heaven, West Virginia, The rich mountain shannoned over her life is old, There are older entries, Younger than mountains, growing like trees, country rolls,
[UNKNOWN]: I belong, West Virginia, my mother, take me home, down countries, all my memories they gather around her,
[UNKNOWN]: Dark and dusty, painted on the sky Misty taste and moonshine, tear drops in my eyes Country rose, take me home, to the place That I belong, West Virginia, my mother
[UNKNOWN]: Don't come to grow Now your voice is in the morning, how she calls me The radio reminds me of my own far away Driving down the road, I get the feeling that I should've been on yesterday Yesterday, come to grow
[UNKNOWN]: Take me home To the place that I belong West Virginia, my mother, take me home Down country, oh country, oh country, oh Take me home, take me home
[UNKNOWN]: Always for ten years My mother Take me home Down country roads I didn't think I'd've got more clothes in it Let's get a good day Here you go Man, that's great song I got tingles going I didn't got some good attention
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, is there a song that you've got something out there?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh man.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know if there is.
[UNKNOWN]: Is there?
[UNKNOWN]: So my name is played up on the music website.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Do I get up here?
[UNKNOWN]: Um... A little bit of your name.
[UNKNOWN]: A little bit of your name.
[UNKNOWN]: The thing that keeps me from it right now is for some reason my voice is just not a voicing and I don't want to push it too hard That's something that I don't even think or what first quarter man or
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I mean, we could just keep playing county fair songs, but they wouldn't hear something where you're like... Well, ten, two, three.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I think that was cool.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think that's a riff of this.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, our money is there.
[UNKNOWN]: Mm.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that song's so fun.
[UNKNOWN]: I even played it all the time in California, and I had never been.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not the only thing I've ever been in now.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Briefly, thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I think our next song to come out... Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We might as well play out.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, let's do that one.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, you know what?
[UNKNOWN]: This is the only song that I was not a writer on on this record, but I loved it so much.
[UNKNOWN]: She wrote it, Max wrote it with her friend Jenna Matthew, and I'm obsessed with it.
[UNKNOWN]: So do you want to talk a little bit about your inspiration?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so when I read songs, I always start with like a melody first.
[UNKNOWN]: I started playing this little triplet thing.
[UNKNOWN]: And more sort of started, coming up with some cool words, and then we started thinking about the meaning behind the song and what it made us feel.
[UNKNOWN]: And addiction has been like a big part of my life, personally, and like family members.
[UNKNOWN]: So the chorus,
[UNKNOWN]: And it talks about, you dug your teeth into my mind, you let your demons out at night.
[UNKNOWN]: The course wraps around to, I fear the wolves outside, but they ain't got nothing on you.
[UNKNOWN]: So how that just can completely take over your mind.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's the only thing you think about whenever you're in the midst of like, you're
[UNKNOWN]: For me it was alcohol, I woke up every day and I thought it'd just make it till noon, one o'clock, I have a drink then, if I can make that long, I'm good and I spent years like that.
[UNKNOWN]: And then it's close to home too because I had a brother who lost the battle to addiction.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, I know, I feel like I can kind of grasp a little bit of what he felt with that.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's like a deep song, but it's, I think it's a good song too.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's been really behind it, it's heavy, but it's really so bad.
[UNKNOWN]: First quarter moon, there's a shadow in the shape of you.
[UNKNOWN]: Half way through, trying to forget the way you left to soon.
[UNKNOWN]: Life was bouncing off your face No escape I was in racing for the ricochet When you are ripped away Till the sky Goes by Altersway For your memory To the way You've done it deep into my mind
[UNKNOWN]: They're always looking for a fight I hear wolves outside They ain't got nothing on you You hunted me like there was nothing in it
[UNKNOWN]: Just like a nightmare that I can't see, and now you're on me Till the sky goes bright, I'll just wait For your effort to wait You dug it deep into my mind You let your demons out of my mind
[UNKNOWN]: We're always looking for a fight I feel lose outside Ain't got nothing on you They got nothing on
[UNKNOWN]: First quarter moon, there's a shadow in the shape of you.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: right back.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll be right back.
[UNKNOWN]: We appreciate you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: We are.
[UNKNOWN]: So we got that.
[UNKNOWN]: We know we got the final countdown on.
[UNKNOWN]: So we will be very excited.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you guys so much.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks for having us.
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[UNKNOWN]: And we are back again.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that was, that was the best bite of my life I've got to be honest.
[UNKNOWN]: I gotta try to do it all over again.
[UNKNOWN]: Goddamn, where's my ID pills when you need him?
[UNKNOWN]: I can't do it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: So another foe paw with the hand of the project.
[UNKNOWN]: Everything is recording now.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I'll thank you, Bear.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Let's hear one.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like asshole Bill.
[UNKNOWN]: Population one, let's hear one.
[UNKNOWN]: We have one this little last year.
[UNKNOWN]: The last five minutes.
[UNKNOWN]: It was Barry.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, all right, let's make it back.
[UNKNOWN]: We're gonna talk about it.
[UNKNOWN]: So let's talk about the perfect, because we are a bourbon podcast once in one.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But we are a life podcast, you know, and I think that's what it's more important because, you know, I want to say lifestyle, but more of a life feeling.
[UNKNOWN]: And there's nothing that makes you feel life better than a music.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the highs, the lows, it's something you share.
[UNKNOWN]: and you two have brought that through this afternoon.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been one of the most enjoyable afternoon's I've had since we've been filming the podcast.
[UNKNOWN]: It's amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: We had our own personal concert now.
[UNKNOWN]: We did.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's probably never going to happen again.
[UNKNOWN]: Now in the stories, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So in the music, and when you hear the, you know,
[UNKNOWN]: the pain or the joy or you know the travels or the tribulations or the retreat or the collaboration or a friend you know who inspired.
[UNKNOWN]: And that's when it's all about, right?
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: And then guys keep it up.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, and if Marcus is out there, you know what I'm talking about, Marcus?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: He goes by the first name only and I'm
[UNKNOWN]: I'm talking about the real Marcus.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, but you know, the camera world guy, if there's anybody out there that he's to just set a great young couple on the road to bring an unbelievable talent to the world, I think it's him.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and his guys are living in an RV, give him a nice RV.
[UNKNOWN]: I've never seen it, but it's going to be great, you know, is it is completely gutted and where we're working on getting the vehicle in place.
[UNKNOWN]: But you have a lot of other issues to worry about right now.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, as we talked about, you know, the it.
[UNKNOWN]: getting a producer and I'll have them take care of that.
[UNKNOWN]: Last thing at the worry about is how we're going to wear the electrical, you know, to hear it out there, you know, make the sun board, how's all that going to all sound, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I think we have somebody, you know, I think we need to figure this out.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I think maybe, oh, and I think Omar Perry, you maybe knows Marcus.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I would, I would be surprised.
[UNKNOWN]: And he was a former guest of ours, so maybe we connect the Omar and Perry.
[UNKNOWN]: One more pair you and Marcus together and maybe there's a collaboration to be done as you guys are traveling across the work.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, the country possibly even Canada.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I was going to talk city.
[UNKNOWN]: I would say right because there's some beautiful country up there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Some Canada is kind of like the Midwest just of the north.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I understand.
[UNKNOWN]: It was.
[UNKNOWN]: It was your little doll that you said Midwest, Midwest, of the North.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it did not.
[UNKNOWN]: I've been putting those over my name now.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't can't pronounce anything so I'm just still willing to try to get three enough.
[UNKNOWN]: I ain't clapping.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Just working there.
[UNKNOWN]: So, uh, all right.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks, it's been a while.
[UNKNOWN]: Where can people find you, guys?
[UNKNOWN]: Your story, your music, everything.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're can they find you?
[UNKNOWN]: Where is county fair?
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, social media website, where is countyfair.com?
[UNKNOWN]: Social media, where is.countyfair?
[UNKNOWN]: And...
[UNKNOWN]: And the fact that we want to be in an RV traveling all over the country, we hope that it kind of sticks in people's mind, like, where are they at now?
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, where are you?
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Good way to run the social media.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, we have to put a geofence AI on you guys with the old, you know, a lot of vlogger camera right on you.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, maybe we have plenty.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's hear it.
[UNKNOWN]: Remember we're in the lubricities on.
[UNKNOWN]: We are creying right now.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe it's on the work of our songs and we'll make sure we get give it up to me.
[UNKNOWN]: We'll get links on the links on the post to your social media.
[UNKNOWN]: We're definitely going to take take you guys and I'm going to push your extra on social media this week and I haven't been doing a lot in social media lately.
[UNKNOWN]: I got to be honest because I mean, well, there we're going to have a lot of material to post this week.
[UNKNOWN]: A lot of shorts.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I can't wait.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I can't wait here.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, I mean, you're in a clip a few things for me.
[UNKNOWN]: I just said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said to you, I said
[UNKNOWN]: So the cool thing is we have an actual live recorded music and I think we have their permission to share it.
[UNKNOWN]: So we don't have, so we're not going to get like blacklisted because we like broke some copyright.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, if YouTube gets all copyright on me, I'm going to like listen guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, teamers.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't even add you on the back end.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why we can't even add you on the back end.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's why we can't even add you on the back end.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why we can't even add you on the back end.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why we can't even add you
[UNKNOWN]: I was worried about some of the footage we showed.
[UNKNOWN]: I keep saying it's the best three minutes and 40 seconds other than when you have my E.D.
[UNKNOWN]: bills.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, we're, that was, I mean, we're, that was, there'll also be one of the coolest episodes without the other, it's gonna be top of the beat.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been, it's gonna be top of the beat.
[UNKNOWN]: So do you guys have been so great?
[UNKNOWN]: Amazing.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, and what I love is, it's just so last minute, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So we were just talking last night and like, I've never met you before.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: It's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Like besties now.
[UNKNOWN]: We are.
[UNKNOWN]: We have some extra people.
[UNKNOWN]: Some, no, I don't, I have some very close friends and they're all sitting right here.
[UNKNOWN]: That's beautiful.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's not emotional.
[UNKNOWN]: That is, but the bourbon sometimes makes you cry.
[UNKNOWN]: Bring it out.
[UNKNOWN]: Especially now.
[UNKNOWN]: Sometimes, Claude does, too.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't get me started.
[UNKNOWN]: So bourbon, bourbon, bourbon, bourbon, what do you think of this so bourbon?
[UNKNOWN]: Penelope, Riviera, it's kind of like the Penelope done by the river.
[UNKNOWN]: Riviera, Riviera.
[UNKNOWN]: That's it.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it honestly is delicious.
[UNKNOWN]: Were you describing it as a dessert wine?
[UNKNOWN]: It seems like a dessert bourbon.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: But it is.
[UNKNOWN]: It's sweet.
[UNKNOWN]: It's actually came from my wine cask, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it was aged in Rose A.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a very floral.
[UNKNOWN]: It has a little bit of flavor.
[UNKNOWN]: Dear friends, it has past two doors up.
[UNKNOWN]: That was Rose A all day.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like, like, I'm not a Somalia, but I'm not even there.
[UNKNOWN]: But you are, you are from California Country, though.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: So I'll be sure you know your wines.
[UNKNOWN]: A little bit.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you want do you like mine?
[UNKNOWN]: I love wine.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you like rosé?
[UNKNOWN]: I love rosé.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, this is how that explains this.
[UNKNOWN]: This is what would explain why.
[UNKNOWN]: That actually you look as a label on a parry.
[UNKNOWN]: It kind of looks like a rosé color.
[UNKNOWN]: Does it?
[UNKNOWN]: Does it has that little way?
[UNKNOWN]: Is that salmon or is that paint?
[UNKNOWN]: The marketing.
[UNKNOWN]: It even has roses up on the normal.
[UNKNOWN]: If Jake was here, it would be the color of his car.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: We've been arguing about what that call really is.
[UNKNOWN]: So this bourbon is seven, or I'm sorry, 94 proof.
[UNKNOWN]: And it doesn't taste anywhere near.
[UNKNOWN]: This goes down very slow.
[UNKNOWN]: That's delicious.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so good.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it's very good.
[UNKNOWN]: The bourbon is definitely down.
[UNKNOWN]: Very easy to drink.
[UNKNOWN]: I was there up.
[UNKNOWN]: I was, I mean.
[UNKNOWN]: And now because the bourbon tonight is because that great music and great camaraderie, and you talk about friendship, you know, Max and I, we, we kicked up a very cool,
[UNKNOWN]: at least in my mind.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, no, connection that night when I had the whole one with, uh, that is wild.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, he was bartender the night you had that crazy part.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, I was bartending.
[UNKNOWN]: So I was, I was working.
[UNKNOWN]: Go get your band.
[UNKNOWN]: He was playing.
[UNKNOWN]: He was hit.
[UNKNOWN]: And I said, hey, and come play.
[UNKNOWN]: I said, can you grab a couple band members and can you be back?
[UNKNOWN]: I said, I want to book you tonight for a Tuesday night.
[UNKNOWN]: It was the very first hole in one in the Louis, and Louis, you were the founder.
[UNKNOWN]: of the whole one club at the Indiana country club.
[UNKNOWN]: It was his idea that's still going to be in Louis talking to the talking to the microphone with the whole one club.
[UNKNOWN]: It's what Italians do.
[UNKNOWN]: We make fun for people.
[UNKNOWN]: It's something exciting at Indiana Country Club.
[UNKNOWN]: So I created this thing where hey, you get a whole in one, you get $100 a do no matter how many there are and Brad,
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know how many I know exactly how many there were there I got the whole one number seven and then in the in the rules are very strict Louie set them up You can't get your whole one to just go into the bar because that's what I wanted to do That's right I mean my next I took my whole one ball and threw it in the weeds at number eight.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, oh my god, I got to look at those
[UNKNOWN]: You didn't jump in the pond?
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: That was a different day.
[UNKNOWN]: I lost.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: So I get the, I'm, I'm the very first one.
[UNKNOWN]: Because otherwise our whole one club was, you know, you buy into the $25 in the club buys.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: They gave me $7.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: She asked you to spend $700.
[UNKNOWN]: It was a stupidest damn thing.
[UNKNOWN]: Holy, change it.
[UNKNOWN]: You changed it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You just would make $7,000.
[UNKNOWN]: You need to be fun.
[UNKNOWN]: It needs to be fun.
[UNKNOWN]: So you get a whole one.
[UNKNOWN]: You get $100 a man.
[UNKNOWN]: But guess what.
[UNKNOWN]: You're going to throw.
[UNKNOWN]: You need.
[UNKNOWN]: And the rules.
[UNKNOWN]: The onset rules.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you need to throw a semi party?
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody gets.
[UNKNOWN]: You set the bar pretty high.
[UNKNOWN]: We did what we did early in the day me and Brad said look okay.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't want to make money here I want to have fun with people and and I think at the time there were maybe 80 or 90 guys So you may have got 80 or 90 hours and I got actually 58 hundred that was 58 guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Well some of them probably didn't pay yet That was 1984 before right MTV
[UNKNOWN]: Right, so the whole point was for everybody to kick in and have fun and celebrate something that's very rare and Brad went off the charts with Max and Yeah, that was perfect ending.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's what I love.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, that's what I love about the whole full circle.
[UNKNOWN]: So yeah, so so Max is bartending and I come in.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, Max got a hole.
[UNKNOWN]: It's Tuesday night, Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: We got a we've set the vibe.
[UNKNOWN]: Are you in?
[UNKNOWN]: I said, absolutely.
[UNKNOWN]: He was absolutely, I said, can he grab somebody if not as you, I get it, let's just do it, you know?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And so we, I, yeah, I think I had two guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, so we booked Max, he was up.
[UNKNOWN]: He played all night.
[UNKNOWN]: There wasn't just one drink pot.
[UNKNOWN]: I bought drinks all night for whoever showed up on a Tuesday night.
[UNKNOWN]: And we, yeah, we had heavy appetizers all night.
[UNKNOWN]: So my $58 dollars turned into a $78 dollar bill, but he was, well, more, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't show you, never make a hole in one at the wrong time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody was, it was one of the most coolest Tuesday parties that we just had all of a sudden, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I saw it.
[UNKNOWN]: Am I remembering incorrectly, but was there, there was a little, like, vehicle outside?
[UNKNOWN]: He said I got to see if this was from the Meals on Wheels charity tournament that our charity event make not Moving on little with me look a mover leaving the tree up that they've had this go-kart that hasn't worked for years
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a moving van, right?
[UNKNOWN]: With the back, all empty.
[UNKNOWN]: And it works perfect if you want to throw ice and beer in there.
[UNKNOWN]: So they sponsor the Meals on Wheels, which is a deer and heart formur charity, which is now the Chevy Chase Center.
[UNKNOWN]: And Tony and I delivered Meals on Wheels for years.
[UNKNOWN]: But the Tuesday comes up, that van little, that little go-kart still sitting on the buzz.
[UNKNOWN]: It was still sitting.
[UNKNOWN]: And Brian Martin comes up, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And he goes, Brett, this,
[UNKNOWN]: There's a goat right here.
[UNKNOWN]: We should get him in drive and I said, Brian, that hasn't worked for 10 years.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a redneck from Marion Center.
[UNKNOWN]: I can flip the little half of this thing, you know, working before you know it, sure enough.
[UNKNOWN]: He gets that thing up.
[UNKNOWN]: Max, you remembered it actually.
[UNKNOWN]: You can't see it on the ledge of the patio at the clubhouse and goes down number one.
[UNKNOWN]: This is £220 drive at £120 drive at £120 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive at £220 drive
[UNKNOWN]: It's after all the way down to school and David.
[UNKNOWN]: It's Saturday, it's moving, it's moving, David.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I remember my manager, my manager at the time, was like, is he really driving that?
[UNKNOWN]: I think the reaction was, that's Brad, he can do whatever he wants.
[UNKNOWN]: That was really great, Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: We had to go all the way to Brad, can do whatever he wants.
[UNKNOWN]: The truth is, the truth is, the normal truth is, is it?
[UNKNOWN]: It is.
[UNKNOWN]: The truth is, who the hell's getting a stop on?
[UNKNOWN]: The only thing in peating him was potentially gravity if he wouldn't hit him up Okay, unfortunately he was down I was feeling no pain at that point because I got to be honest.
[UNKNOWN]: I call the bartender's own numbers in us and I know I can't stop I got to continue to play all he'd think because that's Louie's rules But But we you can just keep bringing me a drink every whole Toby fish
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, I will not feel the pain of the next 13 holes.
[UNKNOWN]: As a non-golfer, it's finishing all 18 holes mean your ball has to go into every hole.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, kind of it.
[UNKNOWN]: We carry a hole right there.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, that is a big error in the case where I'm going to die.
[UNKNOWN]: I finished all 18.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm a star for the whole one.
[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't matter.
[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't count.
[UNKNOWN]: So you get it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that may be it was like it hit it 10 times.
[UNKNOWN]: That was the rule.
[UNKNOWN]: So these are these are rules like
[UNKNOWN]: The biggest rule that I had was don't be a dick.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, right.
[UNKNOWN]: If you make one at a boy, let's celebrate you, but don't make it.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't be an asshole and run out with all your money.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, so I know.
[UNKNOWN]: It was just, but that just seems that happened.
[UNKNOWN]: I was like, guys, going around with spreadsheets, but, you know, it's like, my, it's a, it's a general minute.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a friendship game.
[UNKNOWN]: It's your buddies, right?
[UNKNOWN]: How do we get here?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't but I love it.
[UNKNOWN]: What is it?
[UNKNOWN]: It's a different segment.
[UNKNOWN]: That's where we go.
[UNKNOWN]: And when we get off tracks and trust me, then silver brads, anything going on is.
[UNKNOWN]: I do want to miss it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I do want to miss it.
[UNKNOWN]: If you heard him say Mitch a couple of times.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: wonder where that it's where it's from.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, who's Mitch?
[UNKNOWN]: Mitch, not one of us is named Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but everybody is Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: So Kevin Hart came up with this song when he was on husbands of Hollywood back in 2013.
[UNKNOWN]: One episode.
[UNKNOWN]: Was it an obscure episode, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Clearly none of us have washed other than me.
[UNKNOWN]: I got stuck with my wife watching this episode.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going, oh my god, and he's he's around the porger table and he's he's going, you Mitch's and they're like, what what?
[UNKNOWN]: What is a Mitch?
[UNKNOWN]: And he goes, and I can't take it originally from this, but I did take it from there.
[UNKNOWN]: I carried the legacy on.
[UNKNOWN]: He goes, listen, Mitch is the male term for a male bitch.
[UNKNOWN]: And if you don't know if you are the Mitch,
[UNKNOWN]: Then you, who is the Mitch?
[UNKNOWN]: It's probably you.
[UNKNOWN]: And so you know what I'm like, you know, everybody.
[UNKNOWN]: And I get that all the time, they're come up to you and they're gonna go, who's Mitch?
[UNKNOWN]: You don't know my name?
[UNKNOWN]: I said, oh, no, your name.
[UNKNOWN]: I was in a few people, because I'm not a Mitch, I said, well, then what you're probably not a friend.
[UNKNOWN]: And then eventually, if I'm not going to Mitch, everyone's gonna win.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, it looks a while, we encounter somebody who's actually named Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: We're like, holy crap, we found Mitch, really bitch.
[UNKNOWN]: Also, Max, you get you to appreciate this.
[UNKNOWN]: It was the pool bar, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And then we had a new Mark Mill bartender whose name was Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no.
[UNKNOWN]: The bartender.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: And I roll in the bars full, actually.
[UNKNOWN]: And they go, Brad, you aren't going to believe this.
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to do a new bartender.
[UNKNOWN]: That is can't wait for me to react to it.
[UNKNOWN]: I am the next master of Mitch when I carry Oki.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the name.
[UNKNOWN]: Alright.
[UNKNOWN]: But that's the Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: He's right.
[UNKNOWN]: So I get up up like, oh, Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: Let me introduce you to everybody.
[UNKNOWN]: Mitch, this is Mitch, this is Mitch's.
[UNKNOWN]: Mitch is.
[UNKNOWN]: He quit.
[UNKNOWN]: the next day.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think you got the joke.
[UNKNOWN]: It's kind of like me at the value and you know, it's like, I don't think you'll like me.
[UNKNOWN]: But he probably was a bitch.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we probably, maybe he wasn't a bitch, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: He was the OG Mitch, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: And we got a lot of the OG Mitch's gizzy.
[UNKNOWN]: They carry that name on, probably.
[UNKNOWN]: But you know what, I'm just, I'm just adopted, it's kind of, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: That's awesome.
[UNKNOWN]: Guys, I've had so much fun vibing with you, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: It was so funny.
[UNKNOWN]: I've maybe given you some data.
[UNKNOWN]: Daddy?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I got it.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a joke for the couple of months.
[UNKNOWN]: So your guess is very, like, European way of saying data.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I thought he said it had to be that bad.
[UNKNOWN]: So I said, I said, we talking about, yeah, third day, we're going to be both.
[UNKNOWN]: He's a well-travel guy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yep.
[UNKNOWN]: I have to say.
[UNKNOWN]: He fits right in the overhead.
[UNKNOWN]: That last night we had no idea what we were getting But you started listening It's it's it's it's weird.
[UNKNOWN]: It's these laughingers in harmony I was like music I was like I'm ready.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's go.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm so good and you're exactly what I picture You
[UNKNOWN]: It's the point, I knew, I knew, but just listening on Apple Podcasts that he was pointing at.
[UNKNOWN]: Of course he is.
[UNKNOWN]: You can just feel it.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't feel like you're in the room, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It look good Louis.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not that most dapperist gentleman you.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, he's, no, he's still kind of.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you know, it's when you get social security.
[UNKNOWN]: Everybody's your grandchild.
[UNKNOWN]: Especially a Christmas.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Come on with it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Just my team has taken Medicaid.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a valid question.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not, it's not, it's Medicaid not made it laid.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I think you guys are on their Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it is a jingle.
[UNKNOWN]: You got Medicaid, you can get made it laid.
[UNKNOWN]: This is,
[UNKNOWN]: I have one question for Savannah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, I don't know where we are in the segment.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we are in the segment.
[UNKNOWN]: 90 seconds.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a final time, don't you know what I mean?
[UNKNOWN]: Do you have a feel for Max's legacy, his family legacy, and I relate this to Groundhog Day?
[UNKNOWN]: Are you aware that he's a punksy chuck by pedigree and the groundhog day?
[UNKNOWN]: So you know what's crazy is we wrote a song called while flour picking while in punk Satani with our friend JP
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, JP, which we were in, in significant other.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: We stayed at my grandma's house for a few days in punksy.
[UNKNOWN]: When we were playing some shows up in the area in March.
[UNKNOWN]: And yeah, we wrote a little song called Wildfire Pick.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think it's a great song.
[UNKNOWN]: It's so good.
[UNKNOWN]: But we would love to play Groundhog Day.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you should.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what we love to do is have whistlepicks, which is one of the biggest bourbons out of and I'm I've said this to the CEO.
[UNKNOWN]: I think I'm going to follow our list.
[UNKNOWN]: Number five on our list.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it is number five.
[UNKNOWN]: Right behind us, you know, that goes list.
[UNKNOWN]: He got to be quick, I got to be at the end of the time.
[UNKNOWN]: So be back, it's scrolls.
[UNKNOWN]: It will be, whistle-big is, you know, that's the pet name for a ground up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: So I said to whistle-big, CEO, I said, I think you guys are missing the boat by not being the title sponsor for every punks of Tony Grondon.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, he's a massive party, right?
[UNKNOWN]: And I think we should be front and center on the side stage as they're pulling that little road and out.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the one you're talking about, Lou.
[UNKNOWN]: Spongebob.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to get a little whisperer.
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: Whoa.
[UNKNOWN]: You're okay.
[UNKNOWN]: There he is.
[UNKNOWN]: That's a lot.
[UNKNOWN]: There's that.
[UNKNOWN]: There's that motor motor again.
[UNKNOWN]: I should push here, Brad.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, fussy was he wasn't there you have to listen to that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's right.
[UNKNOWN]: Fussy wasn't you all wasn't so that yeah Yeah, I got the still the groundhog the little groundhog
[UNKNOWN]: I want to ask you so we ended our last show with the question about meeting in purpose.
[UNKNOWN]: And I just would like to hear your meaning in purpose in life because Brad and I, we talked about that.
[UNKNOWN]: We do.
[UNKNOWN]: And one of my proudest moments of this podcast other than being able to have you very talented people on is, and Eric, you two are one of the most talented people I've ever met.
[UNKNOWN]: And I love the fact that you asked me to write the forward of his new book series, which is Math is God's Mind.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't wait to read it.
[UNKNOWN]: And in that episode, when we got into the fifth segment, and we're talking about that, and Eric is a, you know, he's a, he's an economic, he can't, I can't, I guess.
[UNKNOWN]: Don't even try.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, economic, economic.
[UNKNOWN]: So I guess in, and, uh,
[UNKNOWN]: In music, specifically, do I answer first, do you know?
[UNKNOWN]: In life.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, man.
[UNKNOWN]: I know it's a tough question, actually.
[UNKNOWN]: If you can answer that one.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, actually, it was like four minutes left.
[UNKNOWN]: This feels like, honestly, I'll leave a thing perfect timing.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So I just released my first solo album called Albatross from, yeah, Saves is my artist name, SAVS.
[UNKNOWN]: And I've had really great responses from it.
[UNKNOWN]: And I did another podcast called PopFust.
[UNKNOWN]: And at the end of the episode, something that he said, while I was kind of offline.
[UNKNOWN]: And it just really resonated and made me tear up was,
[UNKNOWN]: that, like, so sad, but the, like, South, spelled L-E-E, is in a healing ointment.
[UNKNOWN]: And he related my music to that.
[UNKNOWN]: And just like that, it heals people.
[UNKNOWN]: And it takes like young wounds into redemption and things like that, and that just made me so happy.
[UNKNOWN]: Because I think a lot of my writing has stemmed from.
[UNKNOWN]: And the wounds that I face as a kid.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think through therapy and through my study of philosophy, it really helps me gain my own autonomy and start to bloom into what I meant to be.
[UNKNOWN]: And so I love that my name is Saves.
[UNKNOWN]: I didn't even choose that necessarily.
[UNKNOWN]: It was just because I did want to go Savannah because it felt a little bit more country.
[UNKNOWN]: I heard that, you were telling me about the lesson.
[UNKNOWN]: Seven, just like, it's just like me, they pronounce it out for you.
[UNKNOWN]: So it's nicely, you know, done, and I think that needs to be along with the Marcus's RV, that needs to be a bourbon that just goes along with the road.
[UNKNOWN]: Can I answer it?
[UNKNOWN]: We wind down at the end of the segment, and this is, I hope it's not imposing on you, too.
[UNKNOWN]: Can you guys give us like a harmony chord together to take us out?
[UNKNOWN]: Take something.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys take us out in your field.
[UNKNOWN]: 30 seconds.
[UNKNOWN]: Whatever that is.
[UNKNOWN]: Is there is there room?
[UNKNOWN]: Can we have a minute as well?
[UNKNOWN]: With one minute.
[UNKNOWN]: We have a minute.
[UNKNOWN]: You guys can take give us something to do too.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, for for my answer to the question.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, the past year and a half to two years I've been just trying to kind of get myself together.
[UNKNOWN]: I was struggling with some stuff and just spending every day trying to put myself in a better position mentally, just physically, you know, hopefully that I can put myself in the best position to succeed.
[UNKNOWN]: in life and then be able to help the people around me and inspire the people around me.
[UNKNOWN]: So take a sound with a corgi too.
[UNKNOWN]: No, you guys, you guys, you guys, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: What is it accord or a harmony or whatever?
[UNKNOWN]: Or have a shop court today?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think so.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks for watching.
[UNKNOWN]: Thanks for watching or you two are partying for 15% and you're romanceing her at the end of the day.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what's it's?
[UNKNOWN]: Rolling down the road, honey?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: There it is.
[UNKNOWN]: I do it over time.
[UNKNOWN]: Rollin' down the road, honey, feelin' blue.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
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[UNKNOWN]: Oh, and we are back.
[UNKNOWN]: Wow, you are back.
[UNKNOWN]: We just got excited to the party.
[UNKNOWN]: Welcome, gentlemen.
[UNKNOWN]: We feel like we're left out.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, what?
[UNKNOWN]: No, I'd not like that.
[UNKNOWN]: But if you feel left out, you felt included, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I was totally included.
[UNKNOWN]: Just tell us that the talent that we had in here tonight, the music, the soul, the stories behind it.
[UNKNOWN]: Music transcends.
[UNKNOWN]: It does.
[UNKNOWN]: Those kids are really good.
[UNKNOWN]: I say kids, I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: They're young, don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: They'll spit me there, they're kids.
[UNKNOWN]: But man, they're good.
[UNKNOWN]: I remember Max when he was in seventh grade playing in football at Indiana, junior high.
[UNKNOWN]: At one point, he was just a good looking dude with a nice long flocks and all that.
[UNKNOWN]: He always had the hair, bro.
[UNKNOWN]: In three or four chords, but all of his stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, John, you know, he's perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: And I grow mine out, it's like, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it, got it,
[UNKNOWN]: It's coming.
[UNKNOWN]: But there's a pause.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a pause.
[UNKNOWN]: You'd beware.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: But life will take you down some past and it's never anticipated.
[UNKNOWN]: And I appreciate you guys sharing those stories because I've lived them.
[UNKNOWN]: I've experienced it with friends.
[UNKNOWN]: in family and that's that's what we're doing last night to experience with friends and family you know because it was a pretty cool gig that was together and you know what a power so our dear friend Rod you know he was all right and his father you know passing and that's why we all got to meet last night back up and and sometimes you know life's full circle so guys your your music's gonna heal a lot keep it up
[UNKNOWN]: Hey, Brad, let me ask you something.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you, did you shout out to Marcus Lamonus to try and get these kids a motorhawk?
[UNKNOWN]: Listen, if he doesn't give these guys a motorhome, I mean, what is he doing?
[UNKNOWN]: Come on, they're gonna travel the country.
[UNKNOWN]: They are, and they're gonna rock it.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, you guys are rocking it.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, get up.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, the bubble was known, the top of my playlist.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I just put it, I started that motor, you know how it works.
[UNKNOWN]: And then, right to the top.
[UNKNOWN]: He's right there.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll be listening at all night.
[UNKNOWN]: I'll be singing.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, oh, man.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't love it, but I wouldn't be, I wouldn't be like, Max.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like, I'm like
[UNKNOWN]: We had, we had three minutes of it.
[UNKNOWN]: We did it three minutes of the series on, and all of this time, immediately we're done at the moment.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but if you don't laugh, you're gonna cry.
[UNKNOWN]: So, you know, that's, that's, I think that's life's message for me.
[UNKNOWN]: And so I laugh a lot.
[UNKNOWN]: But, so what we were saying, what we're leading off on this lately and last time was Eric talking about how there can be more than one father.
[UNKNOWN]: And that would have made a great, more reprobited show back in the day.
[UNKNOWN]: You are the father, you're the only guys like, yeah, and you were the rest of the father, no!
[UNKNOWN]: And you already did a lot.
[UNKNOWN]: He might be...
[UNKNOWN]: He might be back here.
[UNKNOWN]: Here are the lab results.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like this long.
[UNKNOWN]: So I've coined a term now.
[UNKNOWN]: I think for this new... Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: So I like it.
[UNKNOWN]: So please explain one more time.
[UNKNOWN]: What this technology is that...
[UNKNOWN]: This wouldn't be DNA.
[UNKNOWN]: It means... What was it called?
[UNKNOWN]: 2013.
[UNKNOWN]: 2003 me.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, a pair of you did that.
[UNKNOWN]: You sent your permission.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: He was 47.
[UNKNOWN]: No, I did not.
[UNKNOWN]: I did not.
[UNKNOWN]: No, no.
[UNKNOWN]: I absolutely did not do that.
[UNKNOWN]: That's alive or the sperm.
[UNKNOWN]: One of the two.
[UNKNOWN]: Probably.
[UNKNOWN]: That was not what you wanted.
[UNKNOWN]: That's not what they wanted in that company.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not what they wanted.
[UNKNOWN]: You know what I got back?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know what I got back.
[UNKNOWN]: I knew the father.
[UNKNOWN]: You're a father.
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: There's a cheap spot.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but I don't know how to tame.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, apparently, there's apparently two sperm cells can fertilize it.
[UNKNOWN]: At the same time.
[UNKNOWN]: You have to be the same thyroid.
[UNKNOWN]: It can be going to be relatively... Well, that's the whole theory about your fractionalization.
[UNKNOWN]: That's where you actually know father.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it's a legal term though, and I want to point.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to point.
[UNKNOWN]: You are one eight?
[UNKNOWN]: I want to spread the safe fractionalization.
[UNKNOWN]: No way.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a fractional fatherhood.
[UNKNOWN]: But this could be the ultimate meritocracy.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, which sperm is the biggest baddest on the planet.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, okay.
[UNKNOWN]: So yet, which one gets the egg?
[UNKNOWN]: Is it equal for actions?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, they have a handshake, you say.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm taking seven, eight, you're taking one egg.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not taking hands with anybody in the Senate.
[UNKNOWN]: Did you research that, Dee?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just taking, like, I'm just like, one, eight, swim around.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm like, I'm a one-eighth, sir.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm only like, purple.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm only like, stop following me.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't want to take the full out of the only.
[UNKNOWN]: This is my workout so well.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm just gonna ask you last week, I was in Italy last week in the whole land.
[UNKNOWN]: I missed the show.
[UNKNOWN]: You weren't coming back, and these two are on rational fatherhood.
[UNKNOWN]: But we didn't know you were open.
[UNKNOWN]: I know you were out of the country.
[UNKNOWN]: Can you guys lose it?
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe you need to get an export.
[UNKNOWN]: Maybe jury sorry.
[UNKNOWN]: It's me, it's for your, I keep saying, I've got no money.
[UNKNOWN]: Please don't get us to copyright trouble.
[UNKNOWN]: I know, right?
[UNKNOWN]: There goes again.
[UNKNOWN]: Cypals like motherfucker.
[UNKNOWN]: I was the straight lace guy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I was the funny man.
[UNKNOWN]: I was the funny guy.
[UNKNOWN]: I did miss last week because I was away.
[UNKNOWN]: We missed you guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Get to this.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it started with two live crew on Donnie.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's how it happened.
[UNKNOWN]: So I did.
[UNKNOWN]: And we talked about how Donnie lived in Oprah.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Oprah led into your father, your father, your father.
[UNKNOWN]: You're the father.
[UNKNOWN]: You're not the father.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know.
[UNKNOWN]: So who's the modern day?
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: So you went to Donnie Hue, Mori Povic, Oprah, who's the who's today's version of that in the movie?
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think it exists.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think it does.
[UNKNOWN]: That's so unfortunate.
[UNKNOWN]: I think that that afternoon delight just went away.
[UNKNOWN]: It just went away with the view.
[UNKNOWN]: Not the view.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but they're not they're not doing fatherhood.
[UNKNOWN]: They're not doing like.
[UNKNOWN]: I know.
[UNKNOWN]: Nobody's fighting.
[UNKNOWN]: I was kidding.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, so I don't know how I think we were talking about how AI discovered that, right?
[UNKNOWN]: That was a connection.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's right.
[UNKNOWN]: There was a connection.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's the AI.
[UNKNOWN]: Because the AI comes to me.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, actually.
[UNKNOWN]: It could be fractional.
[UNKNOWN]: It discovered that they they photograph the moment of conception.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a flash of light.
[UNKNOWN]: It reminds me of song.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, boy.
[UNKNOWN]: There we go.
[UNKNOWN]: That's never a good sense.
[UNKNOWN]: When he pauses, you know the gears that turned into a train.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm doing the right track.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm doing the right track
[UNKNOWN]: The last check.
[UNKNOWN]: That's the one that gets me every time.
[UNKNOWN]: Speaking of that, Dad.
[UNKNOWN]: Dad.
[UNKNOWN]: I said to bear, I said to you.
[UNKNOWN]: Should we talk about good headlines?
[UNKNOWN]: Good, Daddy.
[UNKNOWN]: I know that was creepy.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, please.
[UNKNOWN]: I sent you.
[UNKNOWN]: I sent you a link to a story about a quote from Elon Musk about data centers.
[UNKNOWN]: Yes, following exactly what we talked about about the only way to really produce enough compute power has been in space.
[UNKNOWN]: 1929 is when he sees it has to go to space.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: That'd be a long way.
[UNKNOWN]: We had a whole episode where we did a data centers really should be not in our backyard, right?
[UNKNOWN]: So that's what everybody's saying.
[UNKNOWN]: You're putting up these.
[UNKNOWN]: team of they are hellish I mean they're big they're awful and it's like it's like putting 100 you know I don't know max if you're a gamer back in the day but you know Nvidia chips were were the gaming chips in in plays station you know Microsoft you know or you know the Xbox Xbox you know and so those those boxes get so hot right and so the issue is trying to cool them down trying to cool them down and now I now imagine putting millions of these things in a
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm so confused right now, fellas.
[UNKNOWN]: It's okay, boy.
[UNKNOWN]: 30 seconds.
[UNKNOWN]: 30 seconds ago, we're talking about directional fall, directional fatherhood.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: And now you guys are into the future of AI and data for the rest of the world.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's keep on.
[UNKNOWN]: Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,
[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna respect it.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going it.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't think we know who it's about.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like those smart candies that are kind of freaking take.
[UNKNOWN]: You're like, I got to take your tape.
[UNKNOWN]: Different kind of multiple?
[UNKNOWN]: It's vertical, not always on you.
[UNKNOWN]: How about the Jesse?
[UNKNOWN]: How about the Jetsons?
[UNKNOWN]: The Jetsons?
[UNKNOWN]: Oh yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't, you know, when we get to a drone cars... Jetsons.
[UNKNOWN]: Keep point loop.
[UNKNOWN]: So when you started racking...
[UNKNOWN]: If he's drone cars don't make noises, but I'm going to do the Jetsons.
[UNKNOWN]: You can do the Jetsons.
[UNKNOWN]: That's fine.
[UNKNOWN]: We had this, we had this Jeopardy Show before.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, young people out of your mind.
[UNKNOWN]: How many of you young people out in the audience know who his son was?
[UNKNOWN]: They don't.
[UNKNOWN]: No who his son was.
[UNKNOWN]: You know George Jackson.
[UNKNOWN]: Right?
[UNKNOWN]: If you don't know George Jackson, the question is, is a move point.
[UNKNOWN]: But if you do know George Jackson, or you young people,
[UNKNOWN]: Who was his son?
[UNKNOWN]: Who over there in a blue show?
[UNKNOWN]: There he goes.
[UNKNOWN]: He's seen people.
[UNKNOWN]: He's been helping always.
[UNKNOWN]: his boy, all right, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do
[UNKNOWN]: You know, all the stuff that's the time people are like that's crazy, they don't never happen.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we're like, yeah, this is really sci-fi.
[UNKNOWN]: We're living.
[UNKNOWN]: Rosie.
[UNKNOWN]: So our bourbon rating made names for 500 we've been we've been talking about rating the bourbon's like based on our the four of our opinions of So we don't know where Louie stands.
[UNKNOWN]: The bourbon of the week is his favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the one Now Louie gave Let me gave this one a perfect 10 the only other perfect 10 was Brad with Joseph Magnus
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, man.
[UNKNOWN]: There's only two perfect terms.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: It's still my favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: If you guys ever get a chance to try Joseph Magnus, maybe at the venue that you're on Monday night, they have it.
[UNKNOWN]: He's buying.
[UNKNOWN]: I am buying because it is it is a bourbon that's done in a conniac and Sherry cask again, and you talk about a great secondary flavor to it, right?
[UNKNOWN]: I'm gonna I'm gonna suggest mathematically.
[UNKNOWN]: You're the whiz here.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, so okay, so I put a 10 on this Penalty Riviera today.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what's gonna happen?
[UNKNOWN]: It was only a point zero three behind Joseph
[UNKNOWN]: No, that's Rio.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, that's not the new one's on in there.
[UNKNOWN]: It'll be in next time.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that was your first favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what?
[UNKNOWN]: A base bus towards a penalty.
[UNKNOWN]: I wanted to spreadsheet to take the results.
[UNKNOWN]: And it's going to be tied with Magnus of the 9.73.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, it'll be tough.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, it's pretty good, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Right here, there's my vote in on the Magnus yet?
[UNKNOWN]: Six, five.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: You said nine, six.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, really?
[UNKNOWN]: Nine, six, yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Is my vote on the Magnus yet?
[UNKNOWN]: Because I know I haven't voted anything.
[UNKNOWN]: Erg, I gave you a 10 on Matthews.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you.
[UNKNOWN]: How about our county fair fans out there?
[UNKNOWN]: What do we got?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, what do we got?
[UNKNOWN]: What do we got?
[UNKNOWN]: What do you think of the reviewer?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I feel, I feel like this is wrong because I haven't tried the other ones.
[UNKNOWN]: I agree, so we're strumble.
[UNKNOWN]: No, but actually I do have that I do it is like a dead soldier collection over there I get you another room The guy he just did contract somebody to build a new room for ampeding on it to rank the second Ball for the 10 He's pretty good.
[UNKNOWN]: They didn't miss much did they say no.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh Yeah, that's good, sad.
[UNKNOWN]: I used to be that person, but I might give it like
[UNKNOWN]: 9.8.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I think so too.
[UNKNOWN]: That's why it's solid.
[UNKNOWN]: I think it was a good pick today.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Excellent.
[UNKNOWN]: You know.
[UNKNOWN]: Thank you for bringing that.
[UNKNOWN]: She knows.
[UNKNOWN]: I see him.
[UNKNOWN]: We might add.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: They're looking for it.
[UNKNOWN]: Kind of just on the edges of the whiskey and you know, bourbon, you know, divide there.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a battle between Kentucky and Tennessee.
[UNKNOWN]: It's been a, it's been like the Southern, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: Civic war hex-off Mitch, let me ask you what was what was what song that they saying was your favorite.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, Buffalo Buffalo Oh, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
[UNKNOWN]: take my gold.
[UNKNOWN]: So I think take my gold and Buffalo are both on Apple music.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: Everything's on Apple for these guys.
[UNKNOWN]: I was really impressed.
[UNKNOWN]: I really like that.
[UNKNOWN]: So in the fact that you were just in a car, right?
[UNKNOWN]: You're right.
[UNKNOWN]: You're like, oh, we're going to miss the first one.
[UNKNOWN]: It doesn't matter.
[UNKNOWN]: We're right with now.
[UNKNOWN]: I think how awesome is that?
[UNKNOWN]: There's no log in to say you can't pin yourself and you can write songs and that's it when we get in a motor home Oh Oh Well, they are Marcus are you this day Oh, that would be cool.
[UNKNOWN]: I think you could be the motorboat in home.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, but no You have a daughter road
[UNKNOWN]: Some of our, some of our friends are more vertically challenged, right?
[UNKNOWN]: You know what the button takes on a different thing?
[UNKNOWN]: No, not for that.
[UNKNOWN]: That is a piece of ugly.
[UNKNOWN]: Are you an auger?
[UNKNOWN]: No, no, I mean.
[UNKNOWN]: You don't talk at all.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going to have a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a
[UNKNOWN]: He's talking about, he's like, his face is ready in my mom's chat.
[UNKNOWN]: So you saw all those in your dad?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, I was totally in my dad in like third grade.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, I'm like, tallest one of my family by like six to seven inches or seven.
[UNKNOWN]: But that was just thing, a son.
[UNKNOWN]: When you're toe to toe, your nose is in it when your nose knows your toes are in it.
[UNKNOWN]: And the point was, it was a pretty good gig to be a dude back in 1956, back in the day.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, it's still pretty nicely.
[UNKNOWN]: There's not good people over there, but it's still from out there.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm not far behind when I turn 50 my stepdaughter who I love dearly.
[UNKNOWN]: She goes wow Perry.
[UNKNOWN]: You're half dead.
[UNKNOWN]: It was like that's way more like two thirds.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, well, she doesn't understand math.
[UNKNOWN]: You're right.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, you're too.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, you know, you talk about go back to I think we talk about twenty twenty nine and data centers in space.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, that's and that's the whole play for space.
[UNKNOWN]: Say I right.
[UNKNOWN]: How about this whole play.
[UNKNOWN]: They're the Uber for uh, data centers.
[UNKNOWN]: What does this do to energy market as a vehicle?
[UNKNOWN]: What's the energy markets?
[UNKNOWN]: We're going to overbuild.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, especially for their built-in everything right now.
[UNKNOWN]: It's going to decimate it.
[UNKNOWN]: Decimate it.
[UNKNOWN]: And what if they think a way capacity payments.
[UNKNOWN]: All right, uh, and it goes.
[UNKNOWN]: They have to take it away.
[UNKNOWN]: It would have two different buckets.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, they have to.
[UNKNOWN]: Because how do you?
[UNKNOWN]: Same demand, but it's going to be nice if you...
[UNKNOWN]: I don't know, I was just... Is it going to be the story of talking about that?
[UNKNOWN]: Well, not if you have behind the meter, not if all these data centers start building their own, like in the Amazon plant.
[UNKNOWN]: I can't remember them, but it's like six giga-lot.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a massive, it's, it's not safe.
[UNKNOWN]: It's not bigger than a homeless person.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, this is one of the numbers I have for you.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like five or seven.
[UNKNOWN]: But do you see the one that we're proposing in the aisle?
[UNKNOWN]: No.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like a 10 giga-lot.
[UNKNOWN]: So I mean, these are on the, again, we go from silly to high intellect in like 30 seconds.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's the next step.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's also the temporary stuff.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, this is a step to satisfy the demand right now, but in at what cost, and that's what I've always said, you know, at what cost, you know, are we just resources matter.
[UNKNOWN]: They do matter and we're seeing it.
[UNKNOWN]: So now I don't know if you guys have gotten the pen and like text the last few days, but they're all sunward.
[UNKNOWN]: It's short of a browner.
[UNKNOWN]: It's like hey, guys,
[UNKNOWN]: It is prime time August between two and six.
[UNKNOWN]: Do you believe that to be true?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, 100%.
[UNKNOWN]: 100%.
[UNKNOWN]: I look at those stats every day.
[UNKNOWN]: I can see exactly when your peak time is.
[UNKNOWN]: And you're looking at load factors.
[UNKNOWN]: You're looking at, um,
[UNKNOWN]: They gulped me too, you know, they told me and the 99% off in the last, uh...
[UNKNOWN]: This is because of that.
[UNKNOWN]: No, it's because of that.
[UNKNOWN]: I used to burp.
[UNKNOWN]: It's a light.
[UNKNOWN]: That's like you kept a sunburn.
[UNKNOWN]: I mean, we only film for three hours, but you know, I keep these on hold.
[UNKNOWN]: It's always like that.
[UNKNOWN]: Why turn it off?
[UNKNOWN]: Boom, boom, boom, you're on hold.
[UNKNOWN]: Boom, boom, boom, that light.
[UNKNOWN]: I don't much time do we have left here.
[UNKNOWN]: I want to segue into something.
[UNKNOWN]: Nine minutes and eight seconds, seven, six, six.
[UNKNOWN]: Period.
[UNKNOWN]: You got ready to go.
[UNKNOWN]: You got ready to go, you got ready to go, you got ready to go, you got ready to go.
[UNKNOWN]: So much shit happens since the last time I said, I know, we don't have a bourbonometer.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, yeah?
[UNKNOWN]: Mitch.
[UNKNOWN]: Bourbon's down, spirits are up.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, add a boy.
[UNKNOWN]: All right.
[UNKNOWN]: We have any left?
[UNKNOWN]: I got nothing.
[UNKNOWN]: Got nothing.
[UNKNOWN]: I got nothing.
[UNKNOWN]: I got a little right, though.
[UNKNOWN]: It's just funny.
[UNKNOWN]: Shits and giggles.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, my voice, I like to thank again yesterday.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, we didn't think of her own personal concert here.
[UNKNOWN]: We did.
[UNKNOWN]: And I felt like I was Howard Stern in the most anti-environment listening to some of the greatest artists come through.
[UNKNOWN]: And if we can introduce you guys to one person.
[UNKNOWN]: Let's start with, where are you playing in Dayton?
[UNKNOWN]: Your Dayton tomorrow night, where the art of work.
[UNKNOWN]: the art of work in Dayton, Ohio.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, and Lou, by the time this airs, that'll be like last week.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, okay, where are you, Monday, but Monday, so this will drop on this drop Sunday.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, Monday will be perfect.
[UNKNOWN]: Where are you next week?
[UNKNOWN]: Tomorrow night, Monday, the 24th in Nashville at the East Room in Nashville.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay, you go on.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm going.
[UNKNOWN]: I'm there for the icon.
[UNKNOWN]: It's the International Tech Attorney's Conference.
[UNKNOWN]: That's cool.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah.
[UNKNOWN]: with Akadeli, he'll be down there and I can't wait.
[UNKNOWN]: And going to be there, I'm going to try to convince my younger, you know, stepkids, both, you know, they love music.
[UNKNOWN]: And I think they love you guys, you know.
[UNKNOWN]: Nashville.
[UNKNOWN]: So that's next Monday, the 24th, and then where can we listen to you, or where can somebody see you the rest of next week?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, um, after that, we're heading up to Wisconsin.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, a festival in Fish Creek, Wisconsin.
[UNKNOWN]: Okay.
[UNKNOWN]: Um, and then we're kind of on the road ever so after.
[UNKNOWN]: So rather than listing the details, uh, you could find us on where is county fair.
[UNKNOWN]: Where is county fair dot com.
[UNKNOWN]: Well, folks, we have a lot of kids out there.
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, we have a list of Wisconsin because that's where I was born.
[UNKNOWN]: So my whole media family is, uh, no, don't say that, Perry.
[UNKNOWN]: She's, she's a boy again.
[UNKNOWN]: You know, that's where I was born.
[UNKNOWN]: I knew that was going there, if you knew it.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no.
[UNKNOWN]: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
[UNKNOWN]: So this has been a real treat for us.
[UNKNOWN]: That has been a real treat for us.
[UNKNOWN]: We've vived about music.
[UNKNOWN]: We've vived about what's going on in the world a little bit and we've removed ourselves from the world a little bit and that's what's so special, right?
[UNKNOWN]: Yeah, very cool.
[UNKNOWN]: With special people, so if anybody is listening out there and you couldn't have a bourbon and enjoy this with us and you also get to remove yourself from the world a little bit cheers to you because you get a bottle of love.
[UNKNOWN]: We love you and this is what it's all about.
[UNKNOWN]: And we'll be back next week with some more.
[UNKNOWN]: Counting fair, counting on you fair.
[UNKNOWN]: Cheers, guys.
[UNKNOWN]: Great job, guys.
[UNKNOWN]: This has been bourbon with Brad.
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