Well, it means you think it looks like you don't know what you're doing.

And that's really the most important part, right?

Right.

Just look like you know what you're doing.

Unless you're a musician, because then you get up there. Yeah, yeah, you can't fake that. Yeah, you can't fake it. Yeah, then they can hear if you don't know what you're doing. Yeah. And we've all seen that, I think, at some point. I did a, you know, I was on one of Cody Johnson songs,

a cowboy scale of one to ten.

What do you mean you were on it? I did a, you know, I was on one of Cody Johnson songs,

a cowboy scale of one to ten.

What do you mean you were on it?

Like I had a part, me, Ned Ledoux, Red Stiegel.

Yes, yes, yes.

And, uh, blanked out there. Yeah, I was like singing on it.

But it was more of a talking part.

And then, and then I was like, Josh Serato, the bass player for everybody, he was recording

for me at Melody Mountain. And I was like, well, let me record the chorus. And so I recorded

it and it was so bad. It was so bad.

You gave it your all, right?

No, I don't think.

But I'm in the booth and I'm listening to myself back and then we listened to it and it was so terrible.

There's no risk of me asking you for a spot at Music Fest as a musician.

Well, I'll think it's kind of like, you know, rolling down the road and you've got your favorite song on and you're singing as loud as you can. And then all of a sudden the radio goes out and you hear yourself, you're like, oh, my God, how bad is that? That's exactly what it was like. Yeah, terrible. There's no risk of me. Like, I will go to Music Fest as a fan. And that's it. Well, we may get you up on the stage. They've, you know, I've gotten to say,

Hey,

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