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Welcome to episode 127. Here the house is Brett Eldridge. It's good to see you man.

I can see you 127 lucky number. Is it? Yeah, I was looking at your Instagram. It was a shot of you leaning into the crowd this weekend.

And what was cool about it was, and we listened, we all post pictures of crowd. It's going to be exciting to us and people that care.

Listen, when I post a picture and there are people like at a show of mine, it's exciting to me because people care.

And I'm like, check it out, people actually care. To me, a bit, it's a bit self-serving because I just want to, I'm just like, wow, I can't believe people care.

But there's this picture of you and you're like, kind of singing into the crowd and everybody has their phone up. Everybody has their phone up.

Yeah, it had a little bit of a double meaning honestly because it is amazing, but then I'm sitting here also looking at like, oh my god, there's so many phones.

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