Hey guys, this is Joy.

And this is Claire.

Good morning. How's everybody doing wherever you are, we're here with you.

That's like the beginning.

It sounds like the beginning with like a backstory song.

You know, they came to concert here a couple weeks ago.

And I'm kind of kicking myself., and I'm kind of kicking myself.

Yeah, I'm kind of kicking myself that I didn't go. Well, it was it like green, whatever it's called. Fiddler's Green. Yeah, Fiddler's Green. And I was like, I don't want to travel down there. You guys, this is where snobbiness kicks in. And I'm just like, I don't want to drive that far. it's like it's like less than an hour

yeah it's not far but it's also just a part of town where I'm just like, I don't want to drive that far. It's like, it's like less than an hour. Yeah, it's not that far.

But it's also just a part of town where I'm like, oh, it just sounds exhausting. It's like kind of hard to, hard to get to. Because I live to most, most of the popular. You live like a cheap little right away from most of the other venues. Yeah. The only time I've ever, when I was like in early high school, I was really into like pop punk.

Like, um. multiple other venues. The only time I've ever, when I was like in early high school, I was really

into like pop punk, like, um, like, I don't know, like fallout boy. Not even fallout boy.

That would be, I would consider that to be like pop email, like green day. Okay. And like I,

like randomly, I have seen Green Day in concert more than anyone else.

Okay.

Next time they come, will you go with me? Because they're my favorite, to this day, the best concert I've ever seen. Honestly, like, I could kind of take or leave their music just like if I'm driving, but they do have such good content. Oh, the concerts are, yeah, I'm not going to sit and, I mean, don't get me wrong. like turn on Green Day while I'm doing a coffee.

No, definitely not.

But I appreciate their music so much. Yeah, I'm not going to sit and, I mean, don't get me wrong. I'm not going to like turn on Green Day while I'm going to coffee.

No, definitely not. But I appreciate their music so much just because they're Green Day. I get very attached to bands and like their relationships with each other and because they've known each other since they were like 10 years old. I just get into the stories of that. I'll go with you. Yeah. Yeah. So I were seeing them at Red Rocks.

It probably, I was like 14. This would have been like 2002 or 2003. And then I saw them at the Pepsi Center in probably like 2004. Oh, I bet you I was there too. I went to the Pepsi. The Pepsi Center one was so fun when all the confetti like like, fell and like... And I was on the floor. So was I! We were probably next to each other. Probably just danced right by you. We never knew what was to come. So fun. I mean, I was like, I was young enough that I couldn't drive myself to either of those concerts. Oh, that's so funny. I went with a guy. Hi, Jerry. Hi, Jerry. In general, I'm not that into live music. I feel like for me, I just don't experience, I don't like crave that sort of like experiential music. Like, to me, music is something that's sort of like on in the background.

Okay. Not like Scott Parrish level. No. And I, I appreciate that like, sure. I appreciate that. Like a lot of people, I mean, why music is like part of their personality. For sure. I just, and I don't begrudge that at all. I'm not like, oh, what are you doing? Like I get it. I'm just not that person, which saves me thousands of dollars a year, probably.

Same here. I am not at that level. And I will go to see people I, like, have a really strong

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