I was sitting in a box with Adele at the Super Bowl and he sang that thing and she was watching it and like two lines in, she just goes, holy shit.

Luke Cohn's talking about Chris Stapleton, a conversation you had during the Joe Rogan experience in an episode that dropped last week. Dude, everybody that was doing music when I moved to town was hot, dude.

Six, five, abs, dude.

I mean, I didn't have a chance, bro.

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My name's Dawn, I'm Katty's wife. Okay, so a friend of mine's husband was in charge of the birthday cake for her, his daughter.

And she was turning 14.

And so she had said, my friend said, you know, I'm going to be in charge of, you know, whatever.

They kind of split up some things.

And, you know, we do this too. And it's like, hey, can you pick up the cake or whatever for her? And so he's like, yeah, no problem. So he got the cake. And on the cake, he wrote, happy birthday, happy, was supposed to be 14th. Okay. He wrote, happy 12th birthday. It's off two years. Off two years with the girl's name.

And so the mom didn't see the cake because they were meeting somewhere and it was like a family

dinner and everything. And so pulls the cake out when it's time. It's got the right name on it,

but the wrong age. And he kind of, like, at first tried to play it off, like, on the people

who put the cake together. You know, like, oh, my God, I can't believe that they did this. They did

the wrong, you know, age or whatever. And, but then he was like, but you are 12, right? And anytime

you have to ask your kid or your spouse, like, right? You are, right? Like, you have to like sell it. Like, you know, when you didn't think you were turning the big, you know what this year? I was like, no, you are turning. 50. 50. And you're insisting that you're like, you know, not. And I'm like, do the math. Like, just figure it up. But you don't say, you're not turning 50, are you?

You're like, no, you're like, you know, not. And I'm like, do the math. Like, just figure it up.

But you don't say, you're not turning 50, are you?

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