I think it would help the listener to take the journey with us of how we get to sometimes picking our Patreon topics.

Because it's like, wait, they're doing Mamma Mia? Why now? Why? Why today?

Well, Justin and I were hanging out on Tuesday night. We went to the ball game together.

More about that on our regular episode this week. And as we were going through the throng of people,

the masses of people trying to get to the subway, we were going through this long,

this long corridor that connects the Rogers Center to the Union Station. And there was a guy

who was, there was a busker who was playing like, I wanted that way. Yeah, I wanted that way.

And everyone was singing along. And then, you want it that way. Yeah, I wanted that way. And everyone was singing along.

And then, you know, country roads.

Yeah, that's right. We were all singing along, having a good time. And I said to Justin, he should play some Abba. Yeah. You know, Abba would be fun. And then what was the rendition of Abba that you did? So when you're near me, darling, can't you hear me as so worse?

And I knew instantly that he was doing his immaterial. that you did. So when you're near me, darling, get you hear me?

Yes, so worse.

And I knew instantly that he was doing his imitation of the classic Pierce Broson performance

in Mamma Mia the movie.

When you're gone.

And so I went, all right, let's do Mama Mia for Patreon.

And Will went, yep, sounds like a good idea.

Yep.

Now, I had never seen this movie before. What? I know. Flip the fucking table. And Will, you clearly saw it because you love Abba. If there's one thing I know about Will, it's Abba fan number one, the tattoos say so. Well, my mother loved Abba. You know, my parents understood what Abba was. Yes. Good music. Good music. Yeah, that's right. But I heard a lot of Abba growing up. And, you know, it's funny. There are a lot of people I think who feel nostalgic for their parents' music. I don't. No. No, not at all. So what would be your parents' music?