Good morning, Millennials. Welcome back to the morning toast. Happy Friday, Friday,

gotta get down on Friday. Welcome back to the morning toast. Hey, Jacks, how you

doing? Hey, I'm good. I'm so so happy that it's Friday. I can't even tell you this

Friday feels, you know, bigger than other Fridays just because this week has felt

extremely long. I am so excited to get back into the studio. Oh my God. Creating

beats with you like just back in the studio doing our thing for J.O.6. I think it's

gonna be like an amazing album. By the way, like Rolling Stone, all the big hitters are

talking about how J.O.6 is gonna be the most fire album. It might even make their best

albums of all timeless. That's what I'm hearing. I don't want to like give you know, put

like a lot of pressure on you. Yeah, no, I mean, I feel like I have that in me after two

weeks of Zoom episodes like when we hit the studio again, like I'm just gonna pour my

heart and soul into the next album. Fire. Yeah, thank you. Thank you for belief.

Yeah, we were just talking about how when we decided to quarantine, I was like not that

upset about it. Like the idea of like not leaving my house just it doesn't upset me as

much it might upset other people. But doing the quarantine episodes, we're just not like

when we're not on video, we just don't have that physicality, which is so important.

It's integral to the quality of the morning toast. And I find that like working from

home like just fucks up my sleep schedule, my quality of life, like so many things. So I'm

really looking forward to getting back in the studio. I actually left my house yesterday

because I had two negative tests. I've been quarantined for 10 days and I just decided

to treat myself to dinner. And it was fabulous, just truly sensational. Oh, you know, I did

see that you were at dinner with the Snitch. Yeah, well, a business to take care of. The

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