Hey, hey, hey, it's us. The middle children.

Hey, hey, hey, it's us.

The middle children.

Not the oldest, not the youngest, not the youngest,

something else entirely.

Hey, hey, it's the middle children.

Seriously, hey, we're like right here, just pay attention to us.

The middle children.

Hello, I'm Jesse Jollis.

And I'm Chris Jollis.

And I'm Chris Burns, and this is Middle Children. I can never get a good breath. It's the anticipation. Well, yeah, you got nervous. It's okay. Well, thank you. It's been a while and also it's been a while. Do know what I'm saying this is our first time

chatting since well this is our first time recording chatting since the

quarantine if you will the quarantine we are coming at you from the quarantine oh my god live

together no we can't be how could we be social distance we're socially

responsible that's right and that's the thing and boy did this hit us hard and by us I mean America and really everywhere but yeah how are you how are you doing in a way

Being a middle child prepared me for quarantine because I was put in time out all the

fucking time. Me too all the time. Like I lived in quarantine that's why I feel so

familiar. Yesterday was the hardest day,

and did I profusely cry from a Hallmark movie

about a country singer who leaves his wife at the altar and then comes back when he finds out he has a

child and then leaves again and then comes back a third time and she doesn't even

bad and I yes I was sobbing.

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