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studio jazz.com. Now let's get into today's show. Hey Peter. Hey Adam. You know what time it is?

It's time for the Kade. Which which Kade is that? You know. Kincade? Kavill, Kavle, Kavleill, Cavill, Cavill, Cavill, Cade of Crappy Cappell Cappell of Crappy Cappin's.

I'm Adam Menace.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear Podcast.

Music advice, analysis, and a little bit of controversy.

Perhaps coming at you because it's Monday.

It is Monday.

So it's time for the comments.

You know, we like to just, we like to comment on our own comments here. Yes.

We like to dig ourselves a little bit. And, you know, actually, Adam, we were just talking before this and we had some positive things pulled up. And then I refreshed my page. And we actually have a new comment that just came in 14 minutes ago that pulls me back. I'm like Robert De Niro or whoever that was, you know, Al Pacino. I was out and then they pulled me back in.

Oh, I see what it is.

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