My tender, heart in a blender,

what's been round to a beautiful oblivion,

Bronte,

then I'm through with you.

Anyway, I'm not going to waste any more time.

Hello and welcome to the Yantipata, where unrest is best.

I am here today, Jamie Solo F, but I'm not by myself, so perhaps that is a misnomer. Today we're to be talking with Max Collins,

frontman of the legendary 90s alternative rock band Eve six who's hard in a blender song lives on in

karaoke parties and the dreams of little girls to this very day and who has recently embarked on something of a second act as a prolific member of left Twitter is recognized by many legitimate press outlets as well as a second act musically which is you know probably more important but whatever how you do it man?

I'm doing well. I'm doing well. Thank you for for that. Wow, that was a big intro.

Did I get it all?

Yeah, it was great.

All right, great.

So, okay, first things first.

You said you don't have a computer and you are doing this interview on your phone. Are you doing okay?

No, no, God no, I think I'm doing all right.

No, I think I'm doing all right.

I don't own a computer at this point, I't know I feel like that had some kind of novelty appeal for a moment at this point it's's only, you know, an impediment to me like doing the things I need to do in my life.

So I don't know what my deal is with that.

I just have like, I have a resistance toward getting a goddamn computer. There have been a few like, I was going to do this one podcast and they said that I needed a computer for it.

My girlfriend does have a computer but the camera's broken.

So, but. have a computer but the camera's broken so but uh and I was like all right shit I

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