Hey, this is Lily May, and you're listening to Walk in the Floor.

I'm walking the floor over you.

Walking the floor.

I'm walking the floor.

Walking the floor walking the floor over you.

O'Lass and yours and San Juanerritas. This is Chris Chifflet

kicking off another fine episode here today of walking the floor.

I'm enjoying a day off on this beautiful Friday in the nation's capital of

Washington DC where we kicked off a tour this week. We opened up a brand new venue here in town called Anthem.

Played a couple really really good rocking shows and it's nice to be back out on

the road on like just a proper tour. It's not a promo tour, it's not a festival tour, it's just like a good old

fashion tour. Man, we're just going to be getting on the road and hitting a bunch of cities

and getting a tour bus and taking the music to the people.

Which leads me to what I want to first talk to you about here today, which is those eBay

people that stand around out in front of your hotel or they, you know, they

stand around at the airport or they stand around out back at the venue.

And these folks, they're very aggressive and I get the distinct impression that they don't really dig me very much because more often than not I don't sign their shit so you know let me make it clear if you're a fan of the band and you come up to me and you want to take a picture,

have me sign your thing, I'm totally cool with that. I owe you that because you support me.

You know, you buy our tickets and our t-shirts and our CDs and all that stuff and

uh and that's how I put my kids through school man so there's uh there's a there's a

responsibility inherent in that transaction and I and I, I just like doing it.

It's cool, you know.

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