Yeah, get on, everybody. Welcome to the podcast, Tom Bergeron, who Ion who i now realize i think i'm mispron

your last name when i say tom bergeron i say it both ways how do you say it i say it both

ways bergeron bergeron oh you'll say both right absolutely do people realize that you have a live

band in here that it's not like you could go the cheap route of recording it, but no?

A lot of guys would not take the time to hire professional sitar player.

There are a dime a dozen here in Glendale.

That's true.

If you want to go to the Home Depot and grab a couple of these sitar players are just down in the parking line.

He was a grader. He still has the vest on.

That's right. He's just sitting on a beanbag chair rocking out on his sitar.

Yeah, now we go live. I'll say this about this, about dancing with the stars, as I've said.

And we'll talk about many things to do with Tom Bergeron. But let's start with the most obvious dancing with the stars.

I had a whole new appreciation for dancing with the stars after doing it,

not so much for the dancing part, but for what everyone else does.

Starting with the music, the music is unbelievable.

I had no idea that there was a full orchestra and every song was sung live

and everything was done and learned lickety split. And you think you got a tough job dancing

for a minute and 13 seconds. These guys are doing 18 different songs in a night. And we're seeing

it as you've probably found out to your horror, we're seeing it

the day of the show.

Yes.

They were seeing their sheet music that day.

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