Okay. So let's talk about Bruce Springsteen. He was on it. You say that it was a CBS, but

I was a CBS, PBS news hour. I believe is what it is. Yeah. He was on PBS news hour with

Jeffrey Brown. It was a wide ranging 40 minute interview about his memoir and his approach

to songwriting and also him reflecting back on his early life.

Yeah. So this was for some reason they were showcasing the Nebraska album, which for

years and years and years was my all time favorite album. You know my theory casey that Bruce

Springsteen's career is basically 10 years 1975 to 1985. Every album was incredible

and outstanding. And Nebraska, it was very different at the time because he recorded it

in his bedroom. Like he went into his bedroom with an eight track recorder and just started

playing into the eight track recorder and it's an acoustic guitar. And this was at a time

where he was. He had just come off multiple big tours, born to run, the river, darkness

on the edge of town. And in this interview, and I'm knowing why they featured this thing

on Nebraska because last year was the 40th anniversary. So it wasn't like there's some

big thing, but I'm glad they did. He was he was talking with the guy who's interviewing

him about his stage in life. So he was in his early 30s. And you know, Kevin, I do the

mentoring session. Yeah. We haven't been doing it a lot lately. As I now work a second

full time job, thanks to the Biden administration keeping everything very cheap and the Republicans

keeping everything very low tax wise, just not to be great for my personal health to get

a second full time job. But at the mentoring sessions, Kevin, you know, Kevin's entering

that late 20s early 30s phase where you sort of feel like, well, if I haven't by this

point, then it's never going to happen. And one of the things I've told Kevin is when

it comes to relationships, when it comes to the person you're going to marry, you absolutely

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