So once I saw her actually playing the flute, I was happy again.

I was like, okay, that's, that's what I needed.

Other people, not so much.

This is one of those stories where, unfortunately, I just saw the headline.

I just saw Library of Congress, you know, let's Lizzo play James Madison's flute. And I was like,

okay, here's the topic for the episode without doing any, like any research or any looking at all.

I was just like, okay, I'll make a note of this. Yeah, this, the responses to this are so fucking funny.

David Amaral, and I think this was in the AB Club comment section, says,

why is the Library of Congress loaning out irreplaceable historical items to individuals?

I could see them allowing it to put on display in a museum somewhere,

but this seems highly irresponsible.

The risk of damage or theft outweighs whatever reason they had for doing this.

It's like, okay, I kind of see what you're saying as, and don't be reckless with this,

but you are very publicly handing it over to, I would say, the most famous floutis.

Like I said, Jethro Toll is pretty famous.

Okay, go ahead and say that to anybody under, like, I don't know, 40.

I say it to myself every morning when I wake up.

Because, like, she's like, for sure, the most famous.

I think you could even tell some people, oh, do you know that Jeff Thorotel had fluton it?

They might be like, I've actually never heard Jeff Thorotow.

I just know the words.

Come on, baby, Aqua.

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