Hi everyone. Welcome back to the Be There and Five Podcast. I felt like I

couldn't really pull off. Hey everybody, welcome back to the Be There and Five Podcast.

Well, the handsome brothers brewed in the background about how they don't feel like they fit in.

But like hot tip, cut your hair, you know.

Jack Taylor, Isaac might have helped. Anyway, I just got a DM on Instagram that simply said,

L-O-L, you're weird. And I don't know how to take it. But all I knew how to do was picture myself

staring at a window on a rainy day thinking to myself, isn't it strange? How we all feel a little bit

weird sometimes? Are you guys still there? I know that was such a downer. And I'm very sorry,

but I wanted to play a little bit more of the song just in case somebody wasn't totally remembering it.

I think the beginning and some of the bass line chords sound a lot like Savage Gardens,

truly madly deeply, which I'm sorry if I tease you and you wanted to hear that and that wasn't the

song. And I do love Savage Garden, but I truly madly deeply isn't quite obscure enough for me.

Everybody remembers that song. It's kind of like when people, you know, I'm at like a 90's snited

a bar or like, I don't know, doing something adjacent to the 1990's and somebody plays umbop. And

they're like, oh my god, remember this song? And it's like, yeah, no, do I? How would you forget

that's been like, do you remember Lou Begas, mom on number five? Like, yes, have you ever like

been to a C.P.K. or an Applebee's? It's constantly on the soundtrack. I don't know where, what,

like, serious XM stations that chain restaurants tend to play, but it's always a rotation of top

tens from like the past few decades, but better than top tens to me are kind of the, you know,

floaters that are secondary tertiary singles off albums and CAD fame for a very brief time,

but then, you know, really went off the map. And we heard as a great example of this because,

well, the Hansen album Middle of Noir, their debut album 1997 is one of the most,

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