Hey, Adam.

Keep going.

Yeah, let's keep going.

We got Caleb that time.

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You know, we've been getting so many requests and so many great comments about the playing to start the episode that we thought we'd do something even better, which is just to stumble our way across the finish line.

And it's harder than I remembered. Yeah, well, we've been out of practice, man. We've been playing so much. I think we use the music as a crutch. A little bit. We use the keyboard as a crutch. As we do in our own lives. So let me just play a little bit. So I know. When you get an uncomfortable question when they call up,

excuse me, sir, you haven't paid your credit card bill.

Really? Well, check out these chords, my fine sir.

I think I was about 35 when I When you get an uncomfortable question when they call up, excuse me, sir, you haven't paid your credit card bill.

Really?

Well, check out these chords, my fine, sir.

I think I was about 35 when I realized that the majority of my personality was made up of my playing. And that's not a good thing to be as a human. I'm just going to start answering the phone like this. Do you have a landline? I mean, most people are so impressed by it that it just seems to get you through a lot of things.

That's right, right.

Okay, today I'm kind of excited about today's episode. Okay. I know I've said that before. Most of them. And sometimes I don't say it doesn't mean I'm not excited about those. But this one I'm excited about because we're going to catalog and take inventory of some of our wins and losses from last year.

And I think, you know, we've talked about New Year's resolutions before.

We've talked about goal setting.

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