How long gone?

It's a beautiful chilly Tuesday afternoon here in New York City. Jason,

right before we jumped on, our mutual friend, David Chose, sent a link to Red Howt Chili Pepper's bassist Flee doing a cover of Frank Ocean on late-night television, where he alternates between the bass guitar,

the instrument. He is famous for mastering and the trumpet. I don't know if you've seen this or not,

but it's, it's, uh, the biggest takeaway for me is that Flea has made enough money for everyone you know on the business side of

his career where he can have a 30 piece orchestra yeah on stage on television while he does his like

jerk off solo project where he plays trumpet a little bit and that is that's power to me that's the

equivalent of uh of j leno

just buying you know like flying uh like a whirly bird contraption around burbank or you know

a 17th century choo-train going down the metro line or whatever it's the same that it's like

i got so much bread i'm so chill with myself i'm just going going to do cool stuff that the young version of me would want to do.

And real pepper heads, no, really, real, real chili daddies, real hubbunero hoppers,

know that Flea's first instrument was the trumpet.

Yeah.

His childhood instrument was the trumpet.

So it's not Andre

3,000 just picked up the skin flute and he's walking around the grove, you know, trying to

serenade White House. He's been doing this, you know, since before you and I were alive. Yeah, I,

and we old, honey. I deeply respectfully in every way, but this is not something I need to see.

But that being said, it sounds good.

Like, it sounds pretty good.

It's just like, does the world need this?

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