Hey, so up.

Not much.

Just, you know, I was feeling pretty good about my eyesight and I was walking around my neighborhood a few minutes ago.

And so I'm like, I'm not going to bring my glasses down to the podcast room.

And now I'm like squinting to see the timestamp and the voicemails and stuff.

And I'm like, well, I guess it's not as good as it feels when you're walking outside and looking at trees far away, which is where my good sight is anyway. Or not, it's my bad eyesight. You're the guy in the gospels that Jesus healed a blindness, but it took him two tries. The first time he tried it, the guy's like, I can see men like trees, kind of. Right. And he's like, let me try again. Yeah, that didn't work very well the first time.

Yeah. Um, dude, you sent me a screenshot like, I don't know, an hour ago from your office,

or from your room, from your room and office. And, um, it was like a TV, music playing, and it was six pence down the richer.

Yeah, I was listening to my cranberries station on Pandora.

Yeah.

You know, so it's really great.

It plays like obviously cranberries and like counting crows and no doubt.

Yeah.

And it was playing Sixpence None the Richer, that song that they covered from,

So I Married an Axe Murder, There She Goes.

And I know that was from, oh, that's from Samirits.

I think so.

I thought they used that in that Freddie Prince Jr. movie or something. She's all that. I never saw that. I didn't see either. I just thought that's where that song was from. I could be wrong. But I know that you used to love that band. I still love that band. Yeah, I mean, I only know a few of their songs, but they're great. And so I thought I'd send you a little trip down memory lane screenshot.

Well, it's funny because I already went on a trip down memory lane with Six Pinsdown

the Richer two days ago.

No way.

Yeah.

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