Hey, Peter. What's your wife think about jazz?

She loves jazz.

Does she really?

She loves jazz.

She must be the only one.

I'm Adam Addis. And you're listening to the You'll Hear at podcast daily jazz advice

coming at you coming at you with this is a topic that might get some people in trouble

namely Mr. Peter Martin Mr. Adamanus right well before we even get to it this will be a good stall

tactic so at least we're still going to get in trouble we have have a little bit of time. What did you say your name was?

Adam Manus.

Okay, because I don't know if you noticed we had a little comment the other day.

Did you see that?

I'm sorry.

Adam Manis. One of our listeners, well, can we call them a listener? A real listener if they, well, I don't know. But what did they think you were saying?

Adam Ennis, like E-N-N-N-I-S.

Now, hold now, in this listener's defense, the double M sound.

Yeah. think you were saying? Adam Ennis. Like, E-N-N-I-S. Now, hold now. In this listener's defense, the double M sound, the ending M on Adam and the beginning M on Manus is weird. I've struggled with it my whole life, and it's my name. It is your name. I need to bring this up to my parents. I know my parents, Lesson Deb, what's up, Leson Deb?

What's up? They are frequent listeners to the podcast, and maybe I should ask them, like, did you sound out the whole name when you named me? But that's a cool thing. It's like, you know, in certain languages when you combine and there's like an apostrophe between it, it becomes one, you know. Adam Manus.

Adam Manus. But what I love about it is I think that this listener actually knows your name.

It was more... like an apostrophe between it becomes one, you know. Adamannis. Adamannis.

But what I love about it is I think that this listener actually knows your name. It was more of a courtesy's like wanted to make sure that everybody. Yeah, please enunciates. Yeah, yeah. It's like, not for me. I know it. You know, it's funny. This was such a thing for me that when we named our children, like Heather's suggesting names that might have an emithan animal. I'm like, no, no, never, never. We don't want to

confuse that poor kid. I know your name, so it's never been a problem for me. Okay, so, all right, back to the scary topic in hand for us. What are we talking about today? Today we are talking about seven reasons that your spouse hates jazz, and this is why I was saying we might be getting in a little trouble because it's hard for us to talk about spouses that hate jazz without referencing. It's a little bit personal, right?

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