So we should really get started. Let me know when we're rolling. Oh, that's terrific.

It's the more stories podcast. Pete Turner United States hero. American spy. I believe

he works for us. I did. Yeah. I did. And my man, excuse me, my mother fucking man, Josh

out of Myers, who's got that awesome podcast about the 5,000, 6,500 greatest vinyl app record.

500 grade, really snow magazines list of the 500 greatest albums. We're going through

it. What Joe list, oh man. My list would, hey, what's his list, oh man. My list would be

all like Stone Temple pilots and radio. Well, no, I mean, okay, well, you know, it's

an opportunity. But this isn't that bad. Pete, I told you about, I'm almost positive,

because he has album fights on Twitter. And he actually mails people, emails people,

scorecards. And I do a whole podcast with it too. I tapped out because some of the results

of these fixed fucking fights are so stupid. I'll tell you the ones where I was like, guys,

Pete will go on diatribe like, I don't know, but the bass is so great. Or it was a real

by Durant. Yeah. Versus too fast for love by Motley crew. Not, they're not even the

same fucking planet. Too fast for love is amazing. It's a little repetitive because there's

too many tracks. Yeah. But real is a good song. There's another good, there's like, maybe

you're pushing it with three really good songs on real. It's a bad one. It's telling you

that you go track for tracks. A track one takes on track one from each album, right?

Okay. Oh, that's great. That's great. And so if you have a strong song, it's a strong

song or strong a week, whatever it is. So it all plays out. And you're forced to deal

with the reality that you know, I love that. I love that idea because it's, you're finding

you're finding ways to argue over the smallest things in music. And it's like, we're

reminding us like not that at all. But it's like, I would love to do that. We'll do

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