Hello. Oh hi Merlin. Hi Dan. How are you? I'm good. How's everything with you?

Oh, everything is great great great great. Good. I'm clicking. I'm making an episode.

Doing things in the CMS. All your CMS are belong to me.

Have you been listening to to to beats beats one all morning?

Didn't just launch. Yeah.

Look an hour ago. I think so. I'll say no. No. I mean it's I just thought you know this is an

epic momentous time for us in sample is invented radio that you know. Well they did more than that.

They're really it's three three three things in one because they've invented radio. Yeah. Okay. Yes.

B is it's radio on the internet and then three it's all about music. Yes. So you see

see you got you got you got radio. Yeah. Internet. Yeah. Music. Are you getting this?

The intersection of those three things. Right. The intersection of liberal arts in 80 years ago.

Here we go. Who's the forever? Someone want my briny? No.

Briny. No. Yeah. Apparently they're looping. No one won.

That's a great track. Bong bong bong bong.

It's hard to sing along with some ambient music. I could probably sing you the whole thing

though. I know it pretty well. Do you want to hear a little bit? Yeah. Ready? Yeah.

It's only like 11 more minutes. I can keep going. Yeah. I mean I'm into it. I like it.

Yeah. I back when we used to use compact compact discs. I burned a CD of that on repeat

so I could just play it. Did you really? I love that tune. You know what's weird? It's like I

remember that. I remember making a tape or something of a song that I really liked. Then I just

put it on there three or four times. Just listen to it in a few times in a row. Oh yeah, absolutely.

Yeah. I did the same thing. My trick also if it was a short record. One of particular

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