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So every generation has their music, right? You know, I mean, we have our music from back in the day or whatever.

But it's also true that as you get older, your generation will have some regrets about some songs.

Yeah. Okay. I saw a list for our people. Oh, let's see. Gen X. Okay.

As long as we were ill-advised. We're like, I wish this didn't exist anymore.

And it was so fun. Susudio by Phil Collins.

Oh, what was a happy song? It made no sense. We don't know what it meant, but it was a nice happy dancey song. Okay. No.

All right. Billy Joel's We Didn't Start the Fire. Okay.

And we're also very sorry for all of us, but united in apologizing for we built this city by Star Trek.

Yeah. Yeah. If you remember the song, we're sorry. You know what we're talking about.

Okay. So it was the top songs of some period or whatever. So obviously our age.

I can't remember where the list was, but I saw Huey Lewis in the news.

And I thought that was I could not stop in the news or. No. And the news.

I saw. Yeah. And his news. Huey Lewis in his news.

So I saw and I could not stop laughing because I thought about how collectively we can all say at one time for no particular reason.

No to you. I think it happened all once though. That's where we were.

That's what was so funny to me. Looked up at the sky as we had headphones on.

What is this? This is terrible. But we're we're bopping to it right before. Yes, we were.

Yes. We were. Wait a second. This is trash.

And then he went from camp mass to no hits. No hits. No one.

I really shouldn't be like you know what was actually it was a podcast on one hit wonders.

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