Look, it's not that confusing. I'm Rob Harvilla, hosted the podcast 60 songs that explain the 90s,

except we did 120 songs. And now we're back with the 2000s. I refuse to say aughtughts 2000 at 2009. The strokes,

Riana, Jalo, cogniz, sure. And now the show is called 60 songs that

explain the 90s, colon the 2000s. Wow Wow that's too long a title for me to say anything else

right now. Just trust me that 60 songs that explain the 90s colon the 2000s

preferably on Spotify. What up? It's the real ones. Our back. It's right at the ringer. He is Rajabell, our pal Logan,

is out of paternity leave and holding a candlelight vigil

for his Oakland A's.

Sorry about the A's. As a fellow Bay Area native, along with Logan, I felt that one a little bit too. I gotta admit, Raja, it's like, as much as I've divorced all of my emotions from sports in the course of

20 something years in this business.

Yeah, yeah, I was a big BASH brothers guy. I can say co McGuire. I love Dennis Eckersley, Dave Stewart, all those guys. Those were my teams in the 80s. So yeah, that that so brought a little something let's get a little

something for the A's man that's that's tough I couldn't even imagine I didn't have a team

growing up that was like like that for me

Howard you know because I moved a lot and I was in the Virgin Islands and so I

didn't have a team but like I could I could see that's like losing a

that's like losing a family member man like that's something

that's that's been a party since you were a little boy right it's crazy.

Yeah if anybody who's ever rooted for a team or been heavily and emotionally

invested in a team.

Even this goes with players too, a guy gets traded, right?

There's always that heartbreak and we can sit here and get intellectual about it and try to divorce ourselves from it.

And I have professionally, but yeah like that's a part of my childhood I feel like kind of being

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