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All right, so much to get to. I went to Jimmy Kimmel's 20th anniversary party where everyone who'd worked on the show over the last 20 years, whether they were liked or not, were invited to this huge event, which was amazing because Jimmy doesn't fuck around with his parties.

He has all the best food. He has all the best people. It's everything is the best. But there was one thing that was not good. And I know I sound like grandpa Walton when I talk about the music and the DJs.

But here's the thing. I mean, can we agree on this? You're young, you're vibrant. Thank you. You probably like that shit music.

I actually don't I love good music. Can can we agree? Let's just say, let's say you're making a film. And there's a film. There's a part of the film that's inspirational and uplifting and you know, Rocky's got to the top of the staircase and he's shadow boxing and dancing around.

That's a kind of music. And then there's later on when they have to put down the dog or something. And that's another kind of music. You know, like watch any any movie they they score it depending on what the occasion is, right.

So my argument is not against DJs in general because if you're at some club in Vegas and you're fucking rolling on Molly and you're trying to get your dick sucked and Paris Hilton's up there getting 50 K for doing nothing.

Then so be it. Then so be it. Yeah. But the problem is is you hire a DJ to play a party or an event. But the event is 50 something your old white people trying to reunite because oh, heavens, you know, this guy left the show 11 years ago and family moved to Utah.

And I want to get caught up with this guy or some celebrity guy want to talk to you or something. And the music is so grating and so loud that not only is everyone getting horse sort of yelling over it at everybody.

But in the age of COVID, you spitting on people that are directly in front of you like literally like I talked to Mike Lynch the next day. He said, oh, I definitely spit in Daniel Kellison's face like I saw his hand. He didn't say anything. But you know when the hand comes up.

You know what I mean. Like people it's it's I have a clip. I just took like a 15 second clip of just inside the party.

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