Stevie here. Thanks for checking out the audio format of the show. You're about to

listen to the artist Cameron Grant. My favorite part of his interview was

actually looking and talking about his art and looking at a sketchbook and

seeing a lot of similarities between his art to the art of the late Daniel

Johnston. Thanks for tuning in, peace.

We have a very special guest tonight. Please welcome for the first time.

Thank you, man. What's up, man? We're rolling. Oh, we're rocking and rolling, rolling

to rock. Awesome, man. Well, I know I know you start every podcast with a musical

song. Yeah, I play kind of the same types of variation of the C in the F. I

want to start with my own. Oh, here we go. Here we go. Oh, to keep doing that

because. Is that being picked up on the mic? No, keep going. It's like Buddhist. Cool. It's

all yours, man. What would you? What would you call this instrument? I think it's a

steel drum. I bought it specifically for coming on today. I do. I really appreciate you

coming, man. I appreciate you. Just for a little bit. I didn't want to say it there, but

you, you're from you work with H3 podcast. I do. Yeah. So shout out to Ethan and what's his

wife's name again? Ela. Ela and Ethan. Okay. Shout out to Ethan and Ela. Ethan and Ela.

They're good people's towards you. Beautiful. The best bosses I've ever had in my whole

life, dude. You don't have to be real with it. A million percent real with it. They treat

you good. They treat me great. Okay. Let me throw a couple scenarios out there. Like because

you brought me coffee. Yeah. I didn't expect it, but you reached into your heart and you're

mindful enough to say, Hey, Steve, I'm at Starbucks. What do you want? Yeah. Do they do that to you?

I mean, they buy us other stuff. Not so much coffee. They let us buy coffee on the company.

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