I'm pushing play here we go you should push record see I just said I'm gonna push play and that's Elvis said you should push record. he misses nothing. Hey but see record is

already depressed and then you hit play and then hey this is the moment. I'm Brian

compliment. Thanks for listening. In those old days when we would record on like the cassettes,

wouldn't you, you would press down record, right?

And then play would come after and then you were recording.

Play was the engine that moved the,

if you had like the old school tape recorder that only had one motor drive.

Yeah, right, exactly. So that's I think why we think.

Now you, I'm going to press play because record, you know how it works, record is already like beeping,

you know, visually beeping and then you hit a second time and in my head I think, oh, that's like pressing play because we were kids recording off the radio

which basically no one listening can remember.

Radio recording listening what are you talking about?

I mean recording on a separate on an auxiliary

device from the radio but you and I both I mean I there a lot of you why wouldn't you

just go to Spotify why wouldn't you just like what are? Why wouldn't you just like what are you doing? Why could you just play it when you wanted to play it?

Well, I record something off the radio.

Hey, sorry everybody. Elvis Mitchell is one of my favorite people to talk to. I am really, really

excited about this. Elvis is, I would say even though you don't really write for print anymore,

although your movie,

the film that is available now on Netflix,

is that Black Enough for you is written,

very clearly written by you.

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