and uh you know happy Easter. Happy Easter. Happy Easter. Happy Easter.

That's it. That's it.

I said I saw a heater coming in right there. Oh yeah.

That's something.

Yeah, that's something you could wash a baby too right there.

Imagine you washing a baby.

A baby you know, not just a random kid. Imagine that. Let's go back into the music.

Oh, you might even scrub under that baby's arm. This is that kind of music.

That's it. That's it. That's how you keep that baby clean right there. You got to put on good music.

You know my mother used to wash me sometimes when I was young to uh Brian Adams.

I remember when I was young my mom would uh put us all in the yard sometimes.

You know if we've been out playing in the mud or just you know fighting or sometimes people

within our neighborhood would burn stuff in the ditch and um you know and after the you know

couple days after whenever it was just a bunch of ash in the ditch or you know black ash or

something in the ditch we would do this thing called dirty doughnuts where we would put like water

all over our skin and get out of the ash and you would get ash all over your body and you would

look I don't know I guess kind of fun a little bit but mostly just kind of covered in charcoal

and um and always remember that that was kind of like a fun thing we would do and then my mom

would spray us down with a hose out in the yard all at once you know she would wash us all at once

and she would put on some Brian Adams sometimes in the house while she would do it and I think it's

probably more fun you know I don't have any children but it's probably more fun to wash your children

to music than just sitting there washing them so but yeah this seemed like the kind of music you

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