Well, hello, everyone.

We have a monstrously special guest today, like gigantic.

I'm fan-boeing a bit right now because this person is a member of one of my all-time favorite bands.

And also, he plays telecasters like crazy.

So he has to be amazing, you know.

So Chris Schifflett of, of course, Chris Schifflett, and the food fighters and also your podcast you have an amazing podcast kind of walking the floor yeah I so I listen to the Brad Paisley stuff several times over and over because I'm a nut not for Brad Paisley sure and of, Vince Gillwin was one of my favorite episodes that you did. Yeah, I love that podcast, man. I listen to it quite a bit when I'm breadboarding, actually. Well, thank you so much, man. I appreciate it. You know, I've been kind of on hiatus with it most of this year. And I've actually been working on, I will give you a scoop.

I've been working on a new podcast idea.

I don't even know if I'm going to go back to walking the floor.

I probably will at some point.

But I've got a whole new more guitar-centric idea that I think is going to come together.

So we'll see.

Yeah. Yeah.

For all you guitar players out there.

Well, I have to say, too.

I think I've listened to the Merle Haggard interview, I don't know, like 12 times probably.

I absolutely.

It's one of my favorite interviews, period, that I've heard, let alone with, like, one of my heroes, obviously. So that's incredible. Thank you. I mean, that was, that was a really wild experience because I, I mean, to me, Merle was the, I mean, the tippy top of the tippy top of, you know, the greatest country singers, greatest country songwriter.

I mean, just greatest songwriter, singers, regardless of genre, for me, is he's just

the absolute absolute.

And it's funny when I always, when anytime people say, like, what was your favorite interview?

I always refer to that one because it just came out of thin air, too.

Like, I got back from tour.

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