Hey, Peter.

Hey, stop with the excuses.

Oh, I...

I'm busy, too.

Yeah.

Stop it.

I can see what you're doing.

Buddy, my schedule is...

Hey, get...

Go practice.

Right now.

I'm Adam Manus. I'm Adamanus.

Oh, I should really.

Yeah, that's rude.

And is it also is that one?

I don't have time for you.

Okay, A, super rude.

B, is that what you really spend your time practicing? No, but that's like the avatar for practice. That's like the meme for practice. It is the meme for practice. This is you'll hear a podcast. I'm Peter Martin. I'm Adam Manus. Music advice coming at you. Music advice. And life advice. Today I'm excited because we're going back to life. He kept his end of the gentleman's agreement, folks. Hey, hey, don't say that. You didn't get to it quick enough. It takes too long. Yeah, so today we're getting a little dogmatic. I like it when we dabble in the dogma. Would that be something you might be interested? It is. It is. We both come from a dogmatic beginning because of our harsh upbrings, our mothers and fathers, beat us into submission. Not together, separately. The manis is not dog-d-d-garek. I think when our parents did get a chance to meet, which was fun, they was a glimmer in their eye. There was a little glimmer. They recognized. yeah. Because my mom looked at your mom. Game recognized. Exactly.

My mom looked at your mom.

She was like, you better recognize. And your mom was like, you better recognize. Debbie Madison in the house. Actually, I think when they first got together, they were like, can you help me? I want to hear our son's podcast. And I can't figure out how to download it. And then your mom was like, I can't either.

And they're like, oh, well, forget about it.

My dad, who still has a flip phone, was like, what?

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