all right, it's day three and I've still managed to successfully not buy a guitar. Oh,

wow. I, so I looked at the guitars and I, I talked to my, my loving partner and I was like,

hey, what do you think about a second guitar? Hang on, how old is the first guitar? Two years. I bought

at the start of the pandemic. Oh, okay. All right. That's a decent spread. You could...

I feel like it's a reasonable period of time.

Yeah.

I'll need... Let me ask a different question. How long have you been playing my guitar?

So, let's see. I started learning chords back when I got it originally.

Oh, okay.

And I've been off and on practicing, like I stopped practicing for long enough for my calluses

to go away.

That'll happen.

And then I started, I picked it back up like three times.

And now I'm at the point that I can almost play a song.

So it's like the new Rocksmith has helped.

That's the real question.

When did the Rocksmith 2014, which is mostly an electric guitar learning

tool a while ago, like right when I first got it, because I had a friend of mine used to

work there, mutual friend of ours used to work there and he had sent me a code to check it out.

And then, and then it didn't work great for acoustic back then. So I switched to like some app-based stuff that was fine.

And like I got to the point that I could play like a C and a G and an F and a D chord pretty

reliably and A's and E's and all that.

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