Yes, welcome back. It's a powerful morning show. Almost heaven. It's right. It's close.

I'll tell you, it's a city's versus states, song titles and our band names. And right now

the city's food four to one. Brian Oak, Mark Parrish, cast a thousand here. The dual of

decades done. Thanks to Seventh Avenue pizza. Super quick, Chris. What picture did I send you

yesterday on text? You send me a picture along. No, I did not. My phone doesn't have that

good a camera. It's divided. Give me like a prince Albert. Like bifurcated. He said

me a picture of the album, the Buck Cherry first album with the song. I'll lit up again

now. It's also got crushed and dirty mind. And I, you and I seem to be the only two people

in the five. So I thought so until I posted it on social media. And it turns out Buck

Cherry Nation is out there. But that first at 1999 album, if you like rock and roll and

you go and listen to that openly and tell me that you don't not like it, then I don't

believe you know what rock and roll actually is. I think that record is a landmark. They

are a fantastic band. Agreed. Continue to be a fantastic band. I didn't mean to derail.

I just, for whatever reason, when I put it on yesterday at home, nobody else was home.

And I was sort of testing the limits of what my neighbors might tolerate. And it sounded

so good. I'm like, I wish Chris Hockey were here. I mean, I don't want you to really

come over because I don't like hanging out with people. But I sort of, you know, sort

of that sort of Nancy Drew way wished you were over there. Yeah. I was there in spirit.

I was trying to make it weird. Thank you for that. You do. Four lines, these versus states.

Let's see if the states got anything to offer. Okay. This is song for song. Everybody

with me, song for song. And guess what it is? Tennessee all. Tennessee great song. Tennessee.

I don't know if the name of this song is. But this is a wrestling development.

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