Hey Adam.

Yo.

Yo, I noticed you have your hat on, you have your hat off, hat on, hat off.

What's the rhyme or reason to that?

Well, I need a haircut and I'm extremely vain.

And so I keep going back and forth between wanting to show off these glorious locks

and wanting to look my best.

Right. Well, I'm out of menace.

And I'm Peter Martin.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear a podcast.

Daily music advice coming at you, coming at you still in semi-quarantine.

Well, I mean, not full quarantine, would we say? No. I mean, we are not in our house. I know everybody's different. And it's fine. Everybody can have different rules. Yeah. We are kind of, we have June 1st as sort of our next day that we're going to peek our heads out and see what we want to do with it. Wow. Okay. So June 1st, that's a very conservative,

June 1st,

the hat comes off.

Right. Yeah, because actually a bunch of people contacted me because I guess they saw in the news or whatever at the beginning of this week. They're like, Missouri opened up and so. But that's like the state officially where we were both, well, you live in the city of St. Louis. I live in the county of St. Louis, but they kind of go in lockstep together. I've noticed. And they put a later date of, I think, May 18th. But I really think it's not going to be, you know, as it pertains to music, we're always talking about music here because we are daily music advice. But my feeling on it is that it's not going to be, you know, on a certain day.

Everything's open and then everybody just rushes out to go back to the concert hall and to the club and to the conservatory and all that.

It's obviously going to be a gradual process.

Yeah, it's definitely not.

In fact, so I've been texting back and forth with Doug, the owner of Thurman's, who I've had that regular Thursday night gig with

my trio with for the last few years, three years almost. And he, I think, is going to try to open when the city is talking about opening around June 1st, maybe. And he's like, but I don't know when the next time I can have music in. I don't even know how many people they're going to let us have in. And so I think it is going to be a small trickle. I know for Missouri, it's one of these weird states. It's like if you live in the middle of southern Missouri, you probably don't live near anybody. Like you're naturally socially distant. Right. Just by geography. Right. And, you know, some of these, some of these counties where

there's just so few people, it's like, yeah, they can open up and it's probably, you know, no corona and it's a little bit safer to go a little earlier. But, you know, then we have Kansas City and St. Louis in the surrounding areas. It's just, we're all packed in here, man. It's no different than any other major cities. So it's a, the opening the state, I can, I get it. And I think it was

smart that the governor just, the opening the state,

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