I was just going to start talking about, um, like John's, John Stamos, I know John

Stamos, like his role on the show, his on radio show called the Rush Hour

Renegades. I don't know that. I don't know. I just thought it was really cool. It was

like a podcast, but on the radio. Yeah. Yeah. Like him and Joey Gladstone did it

together. Joey was the comic relief and, you know, just he was the music man with the

hair. Yeah. Yeah. I don't get a face for radio. Man, I do slate a ton of ass back in

the day. Dude, his hair. Okay. Now, let's take a trip down fictitious memory lane, everybody.

If you grew up in a different era, all right. Like if you grew up in a different era,

what do you think would be your style? Because all of the sudden right now, like there's

a craze coming back, like the trend today is a little bit of mullet, a little bit of retro

shit going on. And everybody thinks it's like the first time they seen it because a lot

of these young kids don't really understand. Like it was something big in the 80s. Yep.

Meanwhile, they still don't know nothing about no 80s music, but if you if you grew up in

a different era, what would it be and what would be your style? Like me personally, me,

I'd probably grow up in the 70s. Like I'd be born in the 60s, grow up in the 70s. Yeah.

And my style would be fucking similar to what it is now. Probably brick tight jeans. Yeah.

I don't know if I'd have the hair though. I don't know. I mean, I do have a thick head of hair.

I guess like I would be like I was born in 88. So I was young through the 90s. Yeah.

You're 90s. So like I would I would kind of choose to be an adult in the 90s or like the 80s

into 90s. I'm just going back now to. Yeah. Okay. Then that's what I would be. Yeah.

I guess I would have been born in the late 50s. I'm in the 70s like my old man.

Right. Because that's was my old band's time because he was born in 58. Yeah.

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