We should kick the bands from Boston's off the air for like two weeks.

You know, no Godsmack, no Aerosmith. There you go. That pretty well covers it, doesn't it? For us? For the most part, yeah. Yeah. You know? Can't think of anything else, really. Jay Giles, maybe. Maybe just the band Boston? I'll talk about that museum I went to in Chicago. I've told this story before but so I meet up with some old

high school friends and we end up going to Chicago now the weekend we get there uh there are it's in

the summertime there's no baseball maybe there was baseball going on I can't remember what the deal

was but either way it was like Billy Joel is playing Wrigley Field for two or three nights.

And believe it or not, man, when you go down to Wrigleyville, it was more packed because of the fact that at Wrigley, they had a standing on the floor.

So the entire weekend had been sold out for the concerts.

You couldn't get a ticket.

But there were more people down there than just a regular baseball game because there

was more seats available.

Anytime you go to a, sorry, anytime you go to a sporting stadium that has a concert,

it is always, the biggest lines I've ever seen at Lumen or T-Mobile. Absolutely.

It's more packed than, uh, than they say normally.

Because to be honest, I'd never been to Wrigleyville before that way. Fair enough. That was my first trip down there. But like, yeah, man, it's, they closed off streets. The streets are packed. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So me and my buddies are in the, in a bar.

And I mean, it's elbow to elbow.

You cannot move.

And. So me and my buddies are in the, in a bar. And I mean, it's elbow to elbow.

You cannot move.

And my buddy, Pat, he decides that he's going to take a pee.

We are standing at the bar, all right?

I've got shorts on.

It is the summertime.

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