Robert, you should have gotten the Jaguah.

It's the Memorial Day Savings event.

Ah, da, fuck, you know, you're burning the lemon pepper chicken.

No, I'll still eat it.

It is relatively late on Thursday night.

It's relatively late on Thursday night.

Still no new fucking Haim.

And I am astonished that I'm surprised.

I, so I, my prediction was that they were going to release it streaming on NPR.

One of those deals.

Like a surefire thing.

Yeah.

And it hasn't happened yet.

Well, here's the thing that we should have realized.

Uh, they made us wait four years.

There was no fucking way they were going to give us a little sneak peek. Well, they did give a sneak peek on their Twitter, which is like fucking five-second clips. Because those don't exist. I like that they did that because those, the little clips don't exist anymore. They used to on iTunes when an album was coming out, or even on like Amazon.com or whatever.

You could preview a song.

Yeah, you could pre-use it. little clips don't exist anymore. They used to on iTunes when an album was coming out or even on

like Amazon.com or whatever. You could preview a song. Yeah, you could preview it and it would be like 10 to 30 second song. Those are the stupidest things in the world. It doesn't really exist anymore. Well, it's because it's the stupidest thing in the world. You can't get a feel for a song in a 30 second But you can get a feel for an album.

Like, I remember I used to,

I used to play them to just be like, how do these songs... Like, if they were songs I knew, I'd really want to know kind of how the songs came out, what they did with them. And you can get a little feel for just like how much... Like, if it was super overproduced or if it was scaled back or whatever,

you get that from the little previews.

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