It's a little tiki here on the fan, Sean Morash here.

God bless the USA.

Interesting that you rejoin there, Polly, with that.

More on that coming up, hour and four minutes.

Cinco Day Fivo.

I'm gonna bring you the five best songs to watch fireworks still.

There's a big big talking point last night for me and many others.

And if you don't have a soundtrack to fireworks, what are you doing, right?

You absolutely need the music playing, it sets the scene, you look up, a tear in your eye,

and you realize what it's all about. It's a little reflective moment when you look up at the fireworks. I love it.

I hope that wasn't an unintentional spoiler I just played. No, but I will just say this.

Last night, great, my parents like an annual 4th of July part is great. Backyard, you know the drinks are going. I mentioned we play

whiffable, the pools, go it's just a fun day the kids

the adults all like thanks for the end of it open door my brother-in-law

Dennis love him to death great great brother-in-law, a brother I never had.

I say that kindly to set him up with this.

He now feels like he is the only person in charge of music at any of these parties.

And he, I don't think he minds to be telling you this,

and we all have family members like this.

I think they used the word blacked out,

you know, when you drink a little too much. It got 9 p.m. and let's just say Dennis said

you know those surf side vaca's great they're great and I will think he would tell you

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