So now that it's just you and me talking here for a second, I do want to admit that I don't

know the origins or the meaning or the sort of history of Labor Day.

I'm sure it's interesting.

I don't know it.

But what I do know is that we're not working right now.

And for that reason, I hope you are doing the same.

You're at home hanging out, relaxing with your family, preparing for football season,

and a fail to return and also, you know, just chilling out and to help you along that path.

We have brought you an episode today that we love, an episode that is special from earlier

this year.

And it's about these themes about certainly the biggest holiday in America at this point

and also football and also about how sometimes something happens that's massively meaningful

that you almost never got to enjoy, even if you didn't realize it until the end of this

episode.

So Jeremy, Chef, what are you here to tell us about today?

So recently, one of our E60 crews was out in Los Angeles at the home of a famous musical

director, producer, Ricky Minor.

We bought the house and had no furniture.

So the first thing we did was just put pictures up everywhere.

Who shown the crew around the house, all these pictures of all the legends, he's worked

with everybody.

The last 30, 40 years, he's worked with some of the biggest names in music.

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