Dan, do you think that it would be better if being a musician was something that wasn't

because everybody was a musician and therefore being a musician wasn't distinctive?

You know, I've been doing this for 20 years and it wasn't until I downloaded Suno and made

the worst version of Wake Up possible

that I realized what a privileged piece of shit I've been most of my life.

You know, when I quit my job at the call center to make $8,000 a year touring in a van,

I was taking that away from other people who might not be

as good at singing or playing guitar or might not have the capacity, same capacity as I do for

like bad food and sleeping on the floor of a shitty hotel with eight other people, you know?

Yeah, you've been, you've been hoarding that sort of touring musician lifestyle away from

the rest of us.

I've been like a dragon on a pile of treasure, you know, hoarding that experience.

So I think it's good that the thing that makes me different is completely eliminated from

the earth.

And, yeah, we got to equalize it.

Let's go.

Yeah.

But crucially, it's going to be equalized in such a way where everything, all the music

that it's going to make is quite bad.

We made bad music.

We've automated the front bottoms.

Imagine this.

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