Welcome back to the social studies podcast, the podcast where we studied being social

by being so show with me Joe Dombrausky and me gas for end as a you know what I was thinking

about just now I had these two my Dayton show was coming up like I just did a whole Ohio

run and it was a string of one nighters two show every night and the last show was Sunday

night in Dayton it was an eight show week that's the most I've ever performed in one week

it was like whoa yeah I feel like I haven't talked to you this week I know I feel like we

haven't talked to the missing guests I do know it was weird I'll send you things and I'd

be like he's probably not gonna see this two a week from now no it's an eight show week

I've done I've done a lot of shows when you're like in lineups and stuff be popping around

the city but this was the I did eight headlining sets this week well the last one was Sunday

in Dayton and I like honestly gas I didn't want to do it because I was so exhausted and I was

just kind of like let's just go out there and get this over with and then I ran into fans

on the way there they were for a Sunday they were so excited and I was like oh okay there's

still got the energy it was one of the best shows of the whole weekend the audience was

amazing the meet and greet line was full of people predominantly non teachers and there were two

people in particular that really stood out it was this woman and her husband and they are farmers

and they said the only thing that they listen to on the farm is the sound of the horn from the

tractors and your and my voice she was like I was gonna bring you some carrots from the from the

farm because I was making jokes about how Ohio doesn't have vegetables she's like yes we do

I'm a farmer and she also she's super podcast listener because she's like I'm so glad that you're

getting half of a cow from a real farmer I was like damn they do listen for real well thank you

from us to the Ohio farms from us to the Ohio farm speaking of things that are much better than Ohio

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