I can't stop. What do you mean? Okay, okay. Welcome to the Sarah Frazier show podcast. Look, I know I have a lot of new listeners. Thank you guys. If you are not familiar, this podcast is like six years old. I mean, I don't know. It's so old. Okay. I've been at this a long time. And a couple of years ago,

Macy Gray was a guest on the podcast. Paul Wharton used to co-host this show with me,

Andrea Lopez, comedy. Both people are epic. If you're not following them on social media,

you should. And Macy Gray was promoting a show in Washington, D.C.

She was on the show.

We didn't interview with her, and it went haywire.

So I'm replaying it in honor of last week, Andrea and Paul were on the show,

and we were laughing so hard because Paul Wharton does the greatest impression of Macy Gray of all time.

So here's the interview.

All this covering up. Oh, he does nothing for her. He yells at her. He publicly. I bet you he wouldn't. People were basically saying overall, though, that they would not stay. Would you like stay at the job? Oh, you know what? We have Macy on the line and we have five minutes with her. Oh, okay. Let's do it.

Yeah.

All right, guys.

Put her through.

Hey, Macy.

Hey.

Hey, you're on with Sarah and Paul. How are you? I'm good. How are you doing? Good. Where are you today? I'm in New York City, NYC. And then you'll be down here in Bethesda this weekend for a show.

Yes, Friday, Saturday night at the Bethesda Blues Jazz Supple Club, and I'm very excited.

I can't wait.

We are all big fans of your career.

You've been in the music business.

I mean, how many years now, since even before 1999, right, when you had your big hit?

Yeah, so my first record came out uh august 1999 yes i was almost almost at the big 20 yep 20 so what keeps you going after all

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