No way out to city when I know that there's hard cash coming back

hot hard cash All right this is too early to start podcast for me.

You've been forced to actually like rise and shine and wake and work.

Um, yeah, well, it's technically not too early to start a podcast.

Normally I'm up anywhere between 4 and 6 in the morning,

but this morning, when I agreed to record early. I apparently slept in so I got up at seven which is

when we were supposed to record so I still got my coffee that I'm drinking for my morning.

Well like like that.

What time is it over there?

It's going to be what 8 a.m.

It's 8 a.m. now so it is for me it should be late but because of my

sleeping just doing what it normally does and throwing itself out of schedule.

It's different for me this morning, so I feel like I should be feeling if I got up at like four or five.

Well you've got no one to blame for this weird recording setup this week because you're

off Galavanting somewhere mysterious on our normal recording time and then on top of that like when we said

oh what's what's you know what's the earliest you can do?

You're like, oh yeah, I can totally do 7 a.m.

So, you know, you've really caught no one to blame but yourself, Jim.

It is entirely.

There's a 7 a.m.

Yeah, yeah, non-musicians know of the secret time. Actually, funny enough, I'm sure I've mentioned on the show that I've always had trouble sleeping since I was a little kid, like really bad insomnia.

And as far as I can remember I could never sleep properly, my routine was always out of whack I was

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