Hey, what's up? You'll hear at listeners. Welcome back to day two of our little break before season

four starts. Again, seasons are arbitrary for us. It's literally whenever Andrew decides that we're

done with the season. And so we're done with season three. Thanks for the ride. It was really fun.

We're going to do another best of episode here today. This one is purely to feed Peter's ego, which I don't know why we

need to do that, Andrew, but that's what we're doing. This is the best of the ultimate tips. Most of these

are Peter's final tips that, to be honest, he just kind of thinks of a few seconds before he says

them, but they're all gold.

That's what's so annoying about it.

All right, anyway, hope you enjoy it, and we'll see you tomorrow for season four. Okay, so this brings us to our ultimate tip, which is, the ultimate advice.

I mean, this is a lot, like, you know, to put on it, because this is our life's advice.

But this one is one that actually came to me, what was reminded to me, from the Bill Murray documentary that I just saw, which is brilliant.

Check that out on Netflix.

Big shout out to Netflix.

Keep on documenting.

But they, you know, Bill Murray, it won't go through the whole thing with the movie, but

basically he's this amazing, you know, actor, of course, renowned Academy Award winning and all that.

But he, the whole movie is about how he engages with people.

And so the advice I just want to take from this is for jazz is engage with the jazz community.

So what this means is like go sit in, go meet other musicians, put yourself out there.

If you're a young person or any age and you want to do this as your profession, you're like,

I want to be a jazz musician.

Put yourself out there.

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