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21: The Live Show! (The Ultimate Music Fantasy Debate) · Arguing Ever After

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  OK, just a quick side note on this episode, there's some
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  content that might not be safe for the younger viewers.
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  It's really up to the parents to decide that one.
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  So maybe pre screen and decide what to do with it.
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  Thanks for listening. Thanks.
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  Hello and welcome to Arguing Ever After.
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  I'm Luke and this is Amber. Hello.
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  Together we are the Lord and Lady who lock horns.
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  The counting Countess of contention.
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  The Duke and Duchess of Disagreement.
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  And the king and queen of quarrels.
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  We have been together since the worldwide release of one of the
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  finest albums of all time, titled My Way by Usher.
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  In this podcast, we bicker about all things big and small.
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  We use the unscientific method of letting the masses decide who
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  the winner is. Many of our topics are
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  frequently submitted by our listeners, so if you have
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  something you want us to fight about, please send it to us at
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  arguingeverafter@gmail.com. And here we are at episode 21.
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  21 is a lot of episodes. It is a lot.
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  We've done a lot in this time frame.
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  We recently in this time frame had Thanksgiving dinner.
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  We did. I'm very thankful for that and
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  I'm really thankful for our viewers and listeners and.
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  Everything else that you should be thankful for.
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  I read a really good like post that was talking about more like
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  A blog than a post. Anyway.
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  I was talking about how it's good to be thankful for the
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  things that are like the blessings and the good things in
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  your life, but it's also good to think about being thankful for
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  the struggle and the hard times that you've been through, which
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  is no fun, of course, but it forms sort of who we are.
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  It made me think a lot. OK, great, great.
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  Thinking's good. I like thinking.
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  But I, you know, I mean, I think it's also really fun to think
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  about the great things that have happened, especially reflecting
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  on the last year. And for us, this has been a huge
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  year getting our podcast going. We're like. 6:00-ish months in.
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  I don't know. Close.
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  Remember Math 26 26 episodes is half a year.
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  And we're not there yet. We're.
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  Not that's true. This is 21 that's.
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  True, but we did a couple double records, so it was maybe kind of
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  technically you're right. We're not there, right.
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  I was just arguing for fun do. You imagine that.
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  Yeah, I never do that. Never.
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  It's not like we haven't called this arguing ever after.
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  Yeah, well, and I really back to being thankful, Yeah.
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  And, and going through all of the food and all of that, we
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  were thinking about what we could do to kind of honor the
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  gratitude portion. And we've really, like I said,
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  we're grateful for viewers, grateful for listeners.
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  I'm grateful for the podcast and I've been really grateful for
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  the music that we've gotten. Yes, the intro and outro to
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  every single episode that we have.
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  We're very grateful to our friends.
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  Yeah, quirky. Quirky.
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  Yeah. And we finally have been able to
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  get into updating that episode that they gave us the
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  opportunity to record our first live show.
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  First I say. First, because there there will
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  be more. We don't know when or where, but
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  you know, we have designs. That first live show was such a
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  surprise and such a fun thing to do that we never would have
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  thought. And if you've been watching
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  since the beginning, certainly there were a few episodes where
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  we talked about the live show. We invited people out and some
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  people showed and it was very cool.
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  We had a total blast. It really was, and I know that
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  we wanted to take this time before or right now to dedicate
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  this episode to Quirky 'cause we are very grateful for that
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  opportunity. Kind of helped me feel more like
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  we were maybe doing something real.
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  For sure. I mean, it's still sort of a
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  shocking thing to think about that a band would say, hey,
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  would you like to open for us? And still I'm in my brain, I'm
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  thinking, well, that doesn't make any sense because we're a
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  podcast. And yet it worked out really
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  well. It did.
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  It was well received by all peoples.
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  Yeah, yeah. And I've had, we've had a ton of
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  people ask us if we will ever release that episode.
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  And for me, it was such a awesome experience.
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  I wanted it to be perfect. I can't get perfect, you know, I
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  can't get perfect, so. I was perfect.
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  Well, I know I meant like the show was perfect, but like
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  getting the audio turned out perfect.
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  I can't. We can't get to that and so.
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  It got really close to OK. Yeah, yeah.
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  But we did a lot of work to try to get it so that our people who
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  couldn't make it for whatever reason, I could listen.
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  And then those who were there who really had a blast in it
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  could hear it again. Live, you know, so or not live.
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  Not live. Not live at all.
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  Recorded I think. Recorded.
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  Yeah. Is that what that is?
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  And is it? What's?
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  The thing when it comes back and reruns, I don't know,
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  syndicated. Oh, it's our syndicated positive
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  episode. I don't know.
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  Using big words now. I feel like that there's like
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  terms or legalities that come up with that, but.
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  Only if we're making money. I don't think anyone.
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  Cares yet? No, I don't think they do.
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  But. It's for the joy people.
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  But yeah, so I mean, really, like I said, this is, this is
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  their. It was a big deal for us.
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  We were grateful for it. Yeah, again, thank you, Quirky
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  for being awesome, first of all, and being our friends second of
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  all. Yes, yes.
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  And then the outro and the intro and the live show was super fun.
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  Yeah, maybe one day we'll get super famous and we can return
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  the favor and let them open for us.
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  That would be a. Hilarious.
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  Snap. I don't know, I don't even like
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  I can't even think of that possibility, but maybe you never
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  know. I mean, we're growing slowly but
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  surely at A at a great pace and we really have enjoyed all the
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  support. So I think this episode will be
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  kind of fun for people. We did our big question at the
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  end like we usually do. So you can vote now.
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  I mean, I I did win. She won the Live the Live
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  contest. Did I just spoil that?
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  Was that a spoiler? It was a spoiler, but that's OK.
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  Well, anyhow, because. It already actually happened.
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  It did actually already happen, yes, but.
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  But why not open it up to more people is what you're saying?
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  Are we revoting? What if I win this vote 'cause
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  maybe I will and then do we technically tie?
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  No, I think for science. I think, I think if I win, then
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  I get a win. And if you win, you're still
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  winning. I mean, I've won the most
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  important portion, which was the first part, but I, I mean, I'm
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  curious, you know, 'cause you'll see when you listen.
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  I'm wondering if expanding the audience might change the
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  outcome. I sure hope so.
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  I'm thrilled to see what the vote turns out.
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  Watch I'll just get smoked again.
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  And I hope so. Oh God.
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah, that would be fun.
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  Well anyhow, so we hope you enjoy our live show.
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  Thanks for checking it out y'all.
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  Hello everyone. Hello.
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  We can't see any of you, which is probably for the best, and
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  you can see us, which might be for the worst.
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  Sorry so here. We are and we are.
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  Our lower. The Lord and Lanie who lock
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  horns. The county Countess after
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  tension. The Duke and Duchess of
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  Disagreement. And the.
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  Queen of. Fours and in our podcast, if
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  you've never heard it, we talked about how long we've been
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  together. Usually there's some sort of
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  little twip about the 90s because we've been together well
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  since the 90s. And if any of you are could have
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  had, that's a long time. If you're bad at math, it's also
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  a long time. It is a very long time.
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  Coming up next week will be our 22 year wedding anniversary,
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  which is really so much that amazing.
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  I agree. It is very amazing.
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  That I've put up with her for this long.
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  It's like I almost sat there in reverse, but it just felt right.
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  Yeah, I mean, it's amazing that I have chosen to be with you
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  every day. Since.
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  We got together. She turned a little eyelash
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  flutter happening. I don't know if you guys can see
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  that, but to to practice skill where she flutters around and as
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  well why you can get at the same time.
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  It is well, we did want to let everybody know who hasn't ever
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  heard us before. We are podcasts available on all
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  of the podcast sites, so please find us Arguing Ever After and
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  we're going to hope to entertaining you all today.
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  But how? With music.
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  Because we don't play music. We do not and we hope that a
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  little bit later he would enjoy that because I know that's why
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  he wants to be gravitable pain here today.
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  Yeah, I assume everyone came out to see the bands that are
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  actually bands Today. We're working on series for
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  them. Dana's Mommy Log Balls and the
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  reason we're here is because we're friends with a couple of
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  people that are in an intricately whooping with
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  quirky. One of them was a Co worker on
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  my wife and we've known them for quite some time and we started
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  this podcast like a Wapping 3-4 months ago.
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  No, it's. Months ago it was right.
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  It was only a couple months ago. Well, June was.
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  It doesn't matter. Four times?
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  Yeah, Four months. Ago so we're like 10 episodes in
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  so we don't really have that much experience but we've been
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  having a lot of fun and we have loyal listeners, which is also
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  pretty awesome so when we were asked to open for this we were
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  like. We're like, wait, you want a
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  podcast to open for a band music venue?
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  I don't get it. Yeah, OK, we're in.
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  We're going. To try, and we're not really
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  like comedians or anything like that.
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  Gorgeous. Yes, don't get your home phone
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  that we like. Prepare joking material.
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  We've just been together a lot of time and argue about petty
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  shit so. Yeah.
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  That's like what we do. And if anyone out there is in a
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  long term relationship where you've been married for a while,
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  you would be the same thing. You just haven't started
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  reporting. Yeah.
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  It's a lot of fun to report now what we were talking about, what
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  we were going to talk about here.
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  We we had to come up with a topic and that's one of the
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  things we do is we come up with a topic for every episode.
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  And this is not an episode. I don't know if it'll ever
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  record properly, but we decided we wanted to talk about live
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  music since that's really why you all are here.
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  OK, it was. Yes.
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  And you wanted a topic to talk about.
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  It really is, and we've been fortunate in our lives to be
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  able to see some really great live bands like B.B.
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  King. Oh, and try and play our new
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  Steelers. His thing is guitar.
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  We did. We did.
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  And Etta James. Etta fucking James.
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  Yeah, that was amazing. Yes.
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  But we've seen some other things that are making, you know, more
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  contemporary. What I'd have to say, my
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  favorite concert of all times was when we saw Aretha Franklin
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  streaming down from heaven and giving us the most borgeous
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  voice ever. It was unforgettable.
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  We were very fortunate. We both sing.
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  A lot of you missed. Another, let's say, Oh, oh Al
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  breathe. Oh, Al Breathe.
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  Yeah, that's really unexpected. We used to staying together.
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  He did. He did.
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  Which was pretty nice it. Was yeah, that's.
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  Yeah, so we've seen some legends, some of whom are no
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  longer with us. Yeah, yeah.
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  But then we've also had opportunity to see some folks
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  that, you know, we're a little bit more nostalgia for our life,
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  right? Like, yeah, when you see people
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  our age at concerts. But our it seems like to the
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  east. 27 You know, they haven't, They haven't changed, folks.
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  They haven't changed at all. We went to a Brelean Wild
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  concert with Ginuwine like. Oh my God that was the craziest
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  concert. It was it.
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  Was I was called like ladies of R&D extravaganza or something,
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  right at the Ortheum Theatre, Yeah, in Minneapolis.
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  Yeah, that was super crazy. Uh huh.
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  There was a fight behind us between all the women in their
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  40s. It was amazing.
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  I. Don't know what they were
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  fighting about but they got like an actual bundling fist fight.
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  And the groupies. Well, yeah, well.
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  Those herpes were rated X. They were.
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  They were ready to join the band in the back.
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  They they were there, which was again, it's, it's amazing to see
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  how much people don't change with time, right.
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  Yeah, we've also we, we, so we have this daughter who's like 13
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  years old. And if you're, if you have
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  children, a lot of times they're going to like the kind of music
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  you like, right. So we, it will take her to a
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  couple of really cool answers. That's true.
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  That's said they were all ages. All ages.
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  That means they will likely exherve money from all of the
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  ages. Yes.
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  Their content editor isn't necessarily, you know, thinking
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  about a family. I have felt like a really bad
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  parent taking her to these concerts 2 * 2 times.
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  It's quite something to be so we saw.
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  I'm going to. Say it.
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  We saw Usher. Usher.
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  Hey, Alice. Yes, totally awesome.
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  It was wonderful. I'm going to say I'm sorry to
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  the family in the room because they're going to hear this, but
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  from the top of whatever that was, the Target Center, there
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  were two strippers circling down the.
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  Pool all the way from the top of the.
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  And our daughter was next to us. One only went upside down.
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  Yeah. In the middle of the world.
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  Yeah, it touched her land flower.
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  Yeah, it was quite amazing. And Usher walked around the
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  audience and said women cherries in their mouths in a very sexual
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  way. Yes.
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  So it's awkward when you're with your parents seeing sexual
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  things. I.
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  It's even more awkward with your child.
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  I didn't know that would be so bad and like the amount of times
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  I was covering their eyes. Oh, it was bad.
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  Yeah, it was like you were wanting an R rated movie when
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  she was full of. Right.
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  Oh, it was. Like oh you can't see the the
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  shadow box sex scene it was produced.
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  Now I do recommend going to see it, but do not bring anyone
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  under the age of 30. So we have It's not a real
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  world. Maybe we say that's the Guild
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  team because it's they can make their own choices for Schweller.
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  But then the other one we went to, we have gone to see Neo.
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  She really likes Neo, along with Mary J Blige, which is my love,
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  right? And so we go to that concert
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  and. She's my real love.
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  But so the other thing though there was we had the Neo, which
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  was great and Mario with, I mean, I hope, you know, if you
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  don't listen to him, he's pretty awesome.
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  And there was a little bit of the sexy stuff going on there
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  too, which was also awkward. But the worst part is, like I
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  said, doesn't matter what age you are, you're still going to
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  that concert as the same person. And there was so much pot smoke.
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  So much it. Was.
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  So bad. Everybody we were not.
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  That was not our intention. It was not our attention.
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  It was like, why is there so much smoke everywhere?
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  And we're like, Oh my God, if we leave.
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  No, because this is the only time to see Mary J Blige.
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  I'm not going to leave this, but but she got to learn about that.
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  I mean, she's in middle school, so I'm sure she's melted a few
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  times before. But you know, it's, it's really
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  different when you're like, OK, great.
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  We're going to get home from this concert and everyone is
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  going to take a shower immediately.
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  Our clothes are going to stay outside until they can go into
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  the washing machine. And after that concert, now,
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  mind you, she's been asking us to go to every concert we went
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  to before. After that concert, she said to
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  us, I don't know that type of concerts with you anymore.
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  We've asked her a couple times after that and she's like, oh.
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  No thanks, y'all are too wild so I don't know.
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  It's pretty awesome though. But thinking about the great
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  things we've been able to fill in seed.
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  Well, Luke, let me ask you a question.
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  Oh. Wow here we go so this steeple
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  is the moment you've all been waiting for in this corner.
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  We have amber playing until we had at 135 counts yes and today
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  under how old is sparkly sparkly lace?
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  She brings supreme mind powering, which she's probably
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  going to need today to defeat me and in this epic battle.
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  And in this corner we have Luke and he is sporting all of the
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  technical abilities today. So I will thank you for that.
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  Thanks Johnny, here the. Man, yes, I mean, yeah, thank
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  you. But we have this thing where we
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  tally our fights and what is 1? That's close to remember this.
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  Part I do remember. This bring the foresight,
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  remember? Look, right now the tally is I
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  read 15. Luke has lost or 1/3.
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  We're at a tie. This one, this one will count,
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  but I don't know where we're going to count it.
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  So we also have the. Secret bonus.
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  We do have a couple secret bonus but so I have a question.
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  Before I move, oh boy, would you tell me?
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  Given all of the awesome shows we've been to and how important
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  it is to see people live, what musician or band, dead or alive,
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  would you want? To see him, Oh my goodness, I
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  bet you everyone who is proud as an answer to that question.
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  But they do too. And it's a soft watch, too.
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  And it is. Because there's a lot of music
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  that's happened in the lice in general, I mean, and there's so
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  many different kinds of music. And then you think of, like,
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  solo artists and you think of bands and you think I can.
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  In the lead up to today, I was thinking about composers from
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  like, literally concert. Yeah, stuff.
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  I mean, the amount of people you can put in that one, Who's the
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  choice? Who would you see?
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  General Hawaii is almost endless.
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  And I deliberate it. And I went back and forth a
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  bunch of times. Even today, I wasn't even white,
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  Sir. I'm like, how do you answer to
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  such a question? It's almost a monster.
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  And I said a lot, though technically a couple of the
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  members are still alive, a couple of them aren't.
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  They can be alive, Dad. Of war.
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  I know, I know, but for me it's the whole name.
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  If they were all still alive and kicking it.
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  The Beatles. There's at least a few people
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  who are fans of The Beatles. I might have heard of Blue out
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  there. Oh goodness.
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  So is it local people that aren't the other names?
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  The ones who might have. I'm literally one of these to be
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  your pet, so I'm not stomping on here.
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  Yeah. I honestly, I used to tell Luke
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  who I have. Yeah, I don't know if she's
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  going to pick. Just so you guys know, there are
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  no deals. She won't tell me sometimes what
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  the question is and sometimes what her answer is.
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  And I'm like, don't be yours is going to freestyle.
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  I it's not it's not fair 5 to 3. It's not fair if I'm looking
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  revise the rules a little bit anyway.
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  So some of the other ones I went to might have.
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  These are like my immediate answers.
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  It was like Jimi Hendrix. Yeah.
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  And that was Jimi. This is awesome.
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  And then I, I, my research was I listened to him driving back and
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  forth to work. I have like a 45 minute or an
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  hour commute in traffic, so that's plenty of time to like
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  listen to audiobooks and podcasts.
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  And I use it and I do old music and music and I go through
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  phases and stuff. So I went through a little Jimmy
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  phase for a popular days and it was awesome.
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  Oh, I bet. I mean that dude becomes bigger
• 22:19
  too. Yes, yes, he's I.
• 22:21
  Think there might not be anyone that's quite that like man, like
• 22:26
  he was like a, he was like a walking guitar.
• 22:29
  I don't know how to do it anyway.
• 22:32
  And then I thought, oh shit, what about Led Zeppelin?
• 22:37
  Good Lord. She's like, oh, who cares?
• 22:39
  I didn't care. I'm gonna start playing in my
• 22:42
  head and I'm like Chin and I'm like.
• 22:46
  We promised we weren't. That as sweet, I mean like
• 22:50
  literally a little crazy. So I had a couple days with
• 22:53
  Jimmy, a couple days with Led Zeppelin, couple days with Queen
• 22:56
  and it was awesome. So if anyone wants to have a
• 22:58
  good time, just go do that. Yes.
• 23:01
  And then as my list was like coming to a close, I was like,
• 23:09
  they all got something and they all have some hits and they all
• 23:13
  have the singing musical talent. But then I thought of them
• 23:17
  Beatles, Beatles song. I can't, I don't have to.
• 23:25
  That wasn't the question. So the follow on the field here
• 23:29
  don't try to hit me with another one.
• 23:32
  So I actually was trying to think of that because and I and
• 23:36
  I can't There's like too many of them.
• 23:37
  There's like, I mean, there's so many come so many of their
• 23:41
  different thing uses of there's like the popular stuff.
• 23:44
  But yesterday and she loved swimming and hold your hand.
• 23:49
  Like there's literally a list of like 20 songs that everybody
• 23:52
  knows in every house that we were in the film.
• 23:55
  And then I was like, OK, but there's also some still popular,
• 23:58
  but not quite as popular. Like I want to really be some of
• 24:02
  this. I think there's I literally
• 24:04
  don't think I could think of something because they have so
• 24:07
  many songs. And one of the things that I
• 24:10
  love about The Beatles is that they did something that that no
• 24:16
  one ever did before. Like they told their story, but
• 24:19
  like in a way that they wanted to be running.
• 24:22
  Bring me with them and I have a party.
• 24:25
  It was awesome. And a lot of people have done
• 24:27
  that. So like Rock'n'roll was, I would
• 24:31
  say, as is Jazzer partially defined by their fame because
• 24:36
  they came up to fame in the early 60s.
• 24:40
  Rock'n'roll, that's known what happened.
• 24:43
  I still want Rally to tell you. But what they did, I mean, they
• 24:48
  actually by the northern influential thought and say, but
• 24:51
  like what they did was they did something that really had, you
• 24:56
  know, stars. I mean, they did.
• 24:58
  There's a thing called Beetlemania.
• 25:00
  We didn't have this, which was a little too much and people
• 25:03
  literally lost their lives. Did you know it was a fake?
• 25:06
  Beaten this. It was a fake.
• 25:07
  Beatles. It was a fake Beatles and it was
• 25:10
  an American Dan. It was an American Dan, and they
• 25:13
  went down to South America and everybody popped in for getting
• 25:16
  tickets to The Beatles and they were getting like a bunch of
• 25:18
  eyes for a ticket. They called themselves.
• 25:21
  They did. They called.
• 25:24
  Yeah. There's a podcast about like Not
• 25:31
  Ours. But listen to the spot.
• 25:34
  I have. And you did some research too.
• 25:36
  Dude, Nope. Not for this, I suppose, just by
• 25:38
  all my own listening. I'm always scared of your
• 25:41
  research, but sometimes it was damages.
• 25:43
  I so one of the funny things the ongoing situation is in our
• 25:47
  podcast. So the reason she's probably
• 25:48
  wouldn't she intentionally does research and like recorded and
• 25:54
  I'm like, what are we talking about?
• 25:56
  And she's like, this is and I know what's the question and
• 26:00
  she's like, I want to tell you and then I go, what's your
• 26:03
  answer? And she's like, no, you don't
• 26:04
  get it, let's go, let's have it. So that's probably a recent sort
• 26:09
  of win. But I like thinking to the
• 26:11
  research. I did some research and he was
• 26:14
  just listening to the research, which was really fun.
• 26:17
  So anyway, when I I mean, ultimately after, you know, it's
• 26:22
  like the other ones felt like I was eating right and it was
• 26:29
  like, the fuck yeah. These guys have so much saved
• 26:33
  presence and charisma or whatever.
• 26:34
  But The Beatles were like a genre bending powerhouse
• 26:40
  scribbly to tie your loyal to watch.
• 26:43
  And it was like at a time of history, social upheaval was
• 26:48
  going wild. And they stood out for Temple
• 26:52
  and they make songs about it. John wanted his life well known
• 26:57
  for those stand for rights and for people, which was very and I
• 27:06
  just like I think think of like this.
• 27:09
  Other than that would compete with someone that has that like
• 27:15
  duration catalog #1 yes, reads over the generations.
• 27:23
  Look at you, you're like like she's like a sniper getting
• 27:27
  ready, Steve. So for me ultimately, like
• 27:31
  that's why I chose to be like there's a chance to like tonight
• 27:37
  because you guys are going to quote.
• 27:39
  I don't know if we told you that, by the way, there is a
• 27:42
  chance that they might be what real contenders who I still
• 27:46
  don't know. So that's my argument.
• 27:52
  Let's hear what Unicron to this. Hey, I like you when I started
• 27:59
  thinking thank. You, that's not great.
• 28:03
  Okay, yeah, she wasn't saying. I don't.
• 28:05
  I wasn't actually saying that, but like you, I had thought of a
• 28:11
  couple of the same people too. I of course thought of Jimi
• 28:15
  Hendrix. How do you know?
• 28:16
  First thing from And then I was thinking of some things that
• 28:22
  were maybe closer to me, right? Like music that I felt in my
• 28:27
  heart when I was younger or, you know, formative years, you know.
• 28:31
  So I thought of, I really had to go with that dead question,
• 28:34
  right, 'cause like, you have a lag and that's great, but still
• 28:37
  I get to see them. But if I could just magic, magic
• 28:41
  it and haven't happened. And I thought, well, you know,
• 28:44
  baby Nirvana, 'cause I really loved Nirvana when I was
• 28:47
  younger. And then I thought, sublime.
• 28:56
  Yeah, yes, because Sublime's pretty freaking awesome.
• 29:00
  At least the practice. Santolia.
• 29:03
  You. Still have a crystal ball?
• 29:05
  I I don't have it first of all. I don't think I've ever had a
• 29:09
  crystal. I also haven't had $1,000,000
• 29:14
  so, but I was like, you know, I mean, those are small catalogs.
• 29:19
  So I agree with you about the large catalog.
• 29:21
  And do you want to go to a show where it's like, you know, and
• 29:25
  they can keep going? And so then I was thinking, I
• 29:29
  really enjoyed seeing all of these grapes.
• 29:34
  Yes, Keisha Poros, we have solar.
• 29:39
  The Queen of Solar. We have R&B, E and Sweet being
• 29:53
  us being the Lord and Lady. Good luck for worries.
• 29:56
  I think you know OK. I I almost went to, almost went
• 30:04
  to the King of Rock'n'roll. That's why clouded Alice.
• 30:08
  It's like, no, Oh my goodness, I.
• 30:11
  Think this land. And I mean, I really do
• 30:13
  appreciate Elvis a lot. Elvis.
• 30:16
  Yes, yes. I mean, who doesn't love Elvis?
• 30:19
  Who? Else loves.
• 30:21
  She has no idea I'm so. Excited.
• 30:23
  She's going to say it and I'm going to be like.
• 30:26
  I don't know if you are going to agree with me this is this is
• 30:30
  just you I would see and I, I agree with you about the large
• 30:34
  catalog. I agree with you about like
• 30:40
  ability right? So I had to think of a musician,
• 30:43
  songwriter, comozer and play over 20 instruments.
• 30:53
  Prince. I'm super now, right now.
• 31:03
  Prince is such a groundbreaker. He started just listening.
• 31:11
  The incredible movement. He is local, so he does warm my
• 31:16
  heart. Like, I mean, so many people we
• 31:18
  know or have met not necessarily know but have their own personal
• 31:23
  story about Prince. That's true.
• 31:27
  I know people who would have gone to concerts.
• 31:29
  It's one of those things I just really regret never doing.
• 31:34
  How did we know? How did we know?
• 31:36
  I mean, he had just awesome music.
• 31:39
  And still to this day, when I hear When Doves Cry, chills,
• 31:44
  chills, you know, my favorite song that I can listen on repeat
• 31:50
  over and over and over again. 7 I don't know, like, just those
• 31:55
  songs are for me within my memory and within my period.
• 32:00
  And to watch that I didn't even know how soon she was right.
• 32:04
  Like, we liked him, but he didn't know what it is that she
• 32:07
  was really having throughout the world.
• 32:09
  And to put Minnesota on the map like that.
• 32:12
  How do I not make friends? How do I not pick him?
• 32:18
  So last night. I agree that this was.
• 32:24
  Fantastic, yeah. I mean like I think of the sauce
• 32:28
  too, and I'm like he didn't really did his name to win the
• 32:32
  he was like another kind of Sean's with that big.
• 32:37
  Yeah, without a doubt it. Was like rocking, he was
• 32:40
  popping, he was funking, he was solo.
• 32:42
  He was like, let's put it all together And then sometimes
• 32:44
  let's be funks, let's be solo. That's like he had a, he had a
• 32:48
  solo I think for each one. And he made a vow, and I believe
• 32:52
  he did, that he was going to force every day.
• 32:56
  And he has this vault somewhere. It's probably in place like
• 33:00
  Marx. No, it's true.
• 33:03
  It's true. There's a vault filled with his
• 33:05
  music. So we're still going to be able
• 33:06
  to enjoy him for years and years and years, new music, which is
• 33:12
  amazing for me. The other thing is he was a
• 33:15
  humble guy. Like he did a lot of
• 33:17
  philanthropy that we didn't even know about until after he died.
• 33:20
  He didn't want to share it with the world.
• 33:22
  He was quiet living, but he made major strides.
• 33:25
  So that's who I got to go with, without a doubt.
• 33:30
  Oh that's a pretty soft and Joel who's going to go with what's
• 33:36
  going on that The Beatles would be second place, but we are in
• 33:40
  Minnesota, so I. Mean also I love Prince.
• 33:54
  And record sale the world distribution.
• 33:57
  I don't know how many. You don't know.
• 33:59
  I don't know how many records The Beatles sold because I
• 34:02
  didn't do that research, because I was doing research on my own.
• 34:06
  They had how many more years to do it?
• 34:10
  They did how many more years to as a band before?
• 34:14
  No, Mike Wayne is when they started, and they're still.
• 34:16
  They're still. Selling Rick.
• 34:18
  Started. They're not selling music.
• 34:20
  They're dead. We're talking about 1.
• 34:23
  Oh, we're. Trying to do that sneaky thingy
• 34:25
  just sometimes, you know, I'd say it as a blue phone school
• 34:30
  Walker. John Lennon was assassinated.
• 34:35
  Oh, OK, fine. But I'm saying when you're
• 34:36
  talking about records sold like you know, I'm assuming you're
• 34:39
  saying throughout from when they sold it to now, right?
• 34:44
  Well, oh OK, well, I the. Records that they were an
• 34:48
  audience as a four person. Man, how many?
• 34:51
  I don't actually, no, it's a lot.
• 34:53
  It's probably. I know how that rates were for
• 34:56
  it because I doesn't. Over. 40.
• 35:01
  Angelina record sales and Reese and evils are like they're like
• 35:07
  not Michael Jackson status like they sold so many records that
• 35:11
  like. I guess that is.
• 35:13
  I don't know. I'm going to guess over.
• 35:15
  I don't. I don't actually.
• 35:17
  Oh, I don't know how many. Over 150 million.
• 35:20
  Do we have an audience? Can we get a record for stuff?
• 35:24
  The Beatles are the are the little.
• 35:28
  So what do they sell more than the F frequent 6?
• 35:35
  6. 100 million units. But it's who I want to see.
• 35:42
  I understand. But.
• 35:44
  Not who the thing they're going to go or because that's how the
• 35:50
  podcast works is they have to say somebody else like it'd be
• 35:54
  fun, but. I mean, they get to do it on
• 35:56
  their own and for. Real this was hard and I hope we
• 35:58
  never offend anybody with our choices.
• 36:01
  I almost figured out this too. Like there's so many people is
• 36:06
  it's amazing to. Me, it had to be what was in my
• 36:09
  heart, you know so. All right, I love it.
• 36:15
  But that's what I agree with the the generic audience, at least
• 36:20
  one person. Not so like our Hotmail, like
• 36:23
  there's at least one viewer. We have at least one audience
• 36:26
  who agrees with me, and we'll give.
• 36:28
  You that. Oh yeah, that's who's bad.
• 36:35
  Thank you again. It's personal reference as to
• 36:38
  give you what So now I think we need audience both, don't you?
• 36:43
  I mean, so I just found people like The Beatles.
• 36:46
  We don't. Have like anything official, but
• 36:50
  maybe we'll just go based on. What we have to do, don't do
• 36:54
  that thing. I just want to say like I've
• 36:55
  been to a lot of concerts, don't do that thing.
• 36:57
  We have lot of times because then we all know the difference.
• 37:00
  You're an asshole. No, just click the line and.
• 37:04
  It's just fine. Do it right here.
• 37:05
  Yes, yes. Like what?
• 37:06
  The guy says everyone on the left and people on the right
• 37:09
  better not say shit. OK, Anyway, So yeah, we'll do a
• 37:14
  a, a pause or they can't see it literally, but yeah.
• 37:17
  So. Glad.
• 37:18
  I need to see your. Knee of your face, yes, we're
• 37:21
  just having fun. So the question being dead or
• 37:26
  alive? Who would you rather?
• 37:29
  See in concert and my choice is The Beatles.
• 37:34
  Let's hear it. OK I feel good but I don't know
• 37:41
  if I feel like. And my choice is the one that
• 37:51
  taught us what it sounds like when Doves spray.
• 37:55
  It's the one he told us to party like it's 1999, he grants
• 38:03
  himself. That was fairly resounding when
• 38:16
  I need to learn how to. You do.
• 38:18
  That's super easy. There's this thing called Google
• 38:21
  and it literally has all these answers for you.
• 38:26
  I know he does Well, so yeah, that is essentially what we do
• 38:31
  on our podcast every week on Tuesdays.
• 38:35
  You could watch us. You want to see our beautiful
• 38:38
  faces? Arts and Russians, Sir?
• 38:40
  Spotify. You do what?
• 38:44
  We're playing stuff like an old school podcaster.
• 38:49
  You did listen to us on any streaming podcast thing, but
• 38:54
  this was pretty awesome. We had a lot of thoughts
• 38:56
  tonight. Thank you for bearing with us.
• 38:59
  We did not bring any talent. Yes, stream.
• 39:04
  Well now that's still yeah, entertainment, hopefully
• 39:10
  entertainment, you know earthquake garage.
• 39:13
  But besides the horses which you've never done by we did
• 39:16
  bring in a couple of two stirs that we made 2016.
• 39:19
  So we didn't want to buy it even if we could like do if anyone
• 39:23
  thing or gas or something we don't have we don't have any we
• 39:25
  have names, no dollar. So we don't have any actually
• 39:28
  could go on one side to use that's official.
• 39:33
  You know you all are here on the ground level, so thank you for
• 39:37
  listening and please get ready for some awesome music.
• 39:41
  The wonderful theater. Porquino gave us our theme.
• 39:46
  We are so grateful for that in this opportunity today.
• 39:49
  So thank you all.