Yeah, baby.

A.E. I thought we'd start with that one for you.

Love it, Bronson. That's a classic.

Let's bring it back up.

Keep it going, baby. This song actually rocks. Keep it going, Ronnie.

Don't need. Stop.

Every day. Oh, oh, yeah. A great start.

Gats you in the mood, man. Got a lot of all the people in the middle-aged people. It's the name. You know where we're going with that one. It's honestly a great song. You played that for me the first time I ever heard it the other day. Love it. And it stuck with me. Yeah, it's a great. It's literally just saying the vowels, A, E, I, O, you, and sometimes why.

That's hilarious. It's literally just saying like, it's like if a second grade teacher made a song to try to get their students to learn the vowels. Oh, it's a, it's a great, great, great song. The beat is awesome. I love the disco. It gets you. Even you were doing the shoulder the. Oh yeah. You can't not. And you have no rhythm. You do the white man rhythm shit. You know what I have good rhythm. You have no rhythm. But that's a separate issue. But that was good, Brian. Thanks for sharing. That was, that was, that was. Maybe you can play like when things are getting a little bit of low, you play it again. Everybody take a stand up.

And I'll end the show with that all.

So if you didn't notice, we might sound different, but we also, and there's a dog in the background, we might sound different.

And I was able to kind of fade the music in while we were also talking because we are

in a new studio.

We have our new equipment.

We are all,

we're all out.

We're doing it.

Yeah, it looks great.

I'm very impressed we have other than the stupid dog in the background.

All right.

We got a,

Nellie!

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