I'm walking the floor over you.

Walking the floor.

I'm walking the floor. I'm walking the floor.

Walking the floor over you.

Oh, la, señors and señeritas, and welcome to walk in the floor.

With me, your host as always, Christian.

Walk in the floor.

That's right, we got a good one today, but I gotta to tell you I'm having kind of a rough morning

because first off I played a gig last night dead peasants did out in

thousand oaks at the fair which was. I'm walking a little slow this morning and I woke up to find that my dog had chewed up my boots.

My beautiful black Lucchese boots that I'd, you know, worked very hard in the last few years

to break in just right and they were nice and comfortable and lived in and perfect and now they're just my

my little doggy's latest chew toy it's not the first time either he got him once

before but he got him really good this time so they're pretty much ruined so that's what I woke

up to but I guess it could have been worse I guess he could have gotten my telecaster Mr.

A few months ago, a singer,

a few months ago I sat in my garage with

a few months ago I sat down in my garage with Mr. Matt Skiba, singer-guitar player for the punk rock and roll band Alkaline Trio.

Matt's one of my favorite people in the music world and truly one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet, which is somewhat in contrast to his on-stage persona and lyrical content.

And although I don't see him often, I do follow his always entertaining Instagram feed, so I kind of feel like I keep up on his comings and goings.

Here's what he had to say about growing up in the suburbs of Chicago and discovering a life in punk rock.

All right here we go. So where, uh, where'd you grow?

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