This is a headgum podcast. What you just heard was Marika Brownlee on the hot sacks.

Oh no, that's right though.

Marika would you care to share the story?

I mean, there's not really a story. We were trying to think of a theme song the thought of jazz was has came up I made a joke that I could hop on my sacks really quickly and jam and then I did and it sounded bad but everyone liked that because I hadn't picked it up.

Yeah, what's your sacks history?

I played alto sax

alto sax starting in sixth grade I think because I wanted to be like Lisa Simpson

even though she played she did not play in alto sax. And then I tried to get into jazz band in sixth grade, did not make the cut.

Yeah, also played percussion and it was like taking percussion and sax lessons and then like played through

eighth grade. Wow and then gave up the fact that you play for two years like a long time ago feels like that's pretty good saxophone playing.

It was definitely muscle memory like I still know all the notes.

I've forgotten how to read music entirely, but I like still like if someone wrote out like E A D, whatever I could play.

So how many?

Why have you held, why have you held on to your sacks for this long?

That's another question that I have.

It's not the same saxophone.

Like a few years ago, my mother gifted me a saxophone

for a holiday.

To Jake's point, you could have sold it for cash slash parts.

Solve it for parts. Like sold it to buy parts of another sacks.

Did you guys know that I also played the saxophone? The Alto sacks in fourth grade.

Really?

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