This is really the fight in the kid.

Come on baby.

I had a friend, I watched him, I watched his band and I go, he was such a character.

I watched his band and I was like, no this is, we were just having a conversation about people

who, who just have no fault with his wife.

I watched the guy, he's in a band, he plays this thing and I was like, it was good.

I go, but he was playing covers and I go, you write your own music, he goes, yeah I do.

Why didn't you guys play some of your own songs?

You want to be a musician, you got to come up with your own stuff.

Yeah we do.

I go, when you guys practice, you go practice.

When you guys practice the band, you go, we don't practice.

I go, but wait, you don't get together and rehearse, writing songs for the band.

He goes, no dude, I don't have to practice.

I'll, first show I do, when we get back, I might be a little wobbly, but over that, I'm like, I'm just going, I am no longer going to talk to you

because you will never do the things I thought you were a musician who was actually trying to make it.

I was like, oh, you know what, you're supposed to be doing, I don't know, 60 years, you know they rehearse.

Oh, dude. But you guys are good?

And Leonard Skinner does all documentary, I'm them writing songs, but they would meet the doors.

Everybody who wrote those songs every day, every day.

It's like I was talking to a comic, he's like, I don't do spots around town, I don't do spots around town.

There's no reason for you.

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