Hey, Adam.

Yeah.

Have you been to a whack gig lately?

Man, it seems like I've only been to whack gigs lately.

Ugh.

I'm Adam S. And you're listening to the You'll Hear Podcast.

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Today's episode is sponsored by Open Studio.

Go to Open Studio jazz.com to check out a bunch of courses that we make.

We make a bunch of piano courses.

You know that we have this thing called the Piano Access Pass. Yes, print piano access. I'm very familiar with it. I have access to it, and I will not give it a pass. I should hope so, man. He made like half the lessons on there. No, it's a lot of fun. I don't know why we didn't think of this earlier because we have so many piano students. You know, we like to run our business with one hand, time to hide our back. I think that's the same. That's right. That's right. No, but I think that, you know, the perfect use case is certainly at any level, but if you're not sure exactly which of our courses looks good to you, but you've got a little bit of a time, say, a year, or even a month, just to try things out,

because you can go monthly or annual. But if you're kind of not sure and you want to sample

a few things and jump around, like, if you're a kind of guy, do you like to go to the cafeteria? Do you even know what that is? I enjoy a cafeteria. Okay. Yeah. Because you're a little younger. Are they still around?

Do you remember the park more?

Of course.

Yeah, of course.

You know what the park more is backwards.

What?

Think about it.

We'll come back to that.

But if you like to go to a cafeteria and take little people, Remember the park more? Of course. Yeah, of course. You know what the park more is backwards. What?

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