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Wow. Yeah, that was only half of it. So I figured we would play half of it now because

it's jam packed full of references and it's not a theme song. It's a real song basically.

Wow. I was at the second half at the end of the episode but that was Alex Southe, a musician

from Toronto who's always been a fan obviously. And he thinks both of us will recognize the song

from the late late 90s so it could have been a high school or university favorite. It's

Mazze's star fade into you. Interesting. I don't know that I did recognize it. I thought it sounded

like radiohead or something like fake plastic trees. Is that radiohead? I don't know. I was not into

I mean it's been clearly established that I was not into like cool music when I was in high school.

I mean it was cool to me and it's it's actually aged really well over time. Of course.

That's what dude ranch dude ranch. Teshur cat much. Yeah. They also like Dave. He was pretty slow.

Dave Matthews. Yeah. I don't think Ants marching is a very slow song. It's actually a major pick me up.

A song. What would you say? Yeah. Pretty pretty. Dancing Nancy's. Tripping billies. I mean come on

dude. I don't know what you're talking about. Did you like Blinken Dave at the same time?

Yeah. Yeah. I guess I did. I guess I contained multitudes that year. Yeah.

All right. We're recording this kind of live. It's going to be Monday morning and released Monday

slightly afternoon. So recording this on Monday, July 19th. You're in LA all week and long.

That's right. We saw each other for the first time in a year and a half. Does seeing me on Zoom

feel different now having seen me as recently as the day before yesterday? No. I guess it feels

kind of similar and it's weird because since we do Zoom literally every day for a year and a half

it didn't feel like I hadn't seen you for that long. Yeah. That's kind of true. It was like it was

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