We are not in Nashville. We are recording now, but Scott, I was going to ask you if you

kind of stay in Nashville, Scotty, or I'm in Colorado, West is in Chicago. Hopefully

he's out here soon. Are you living in Nashville? Are you back in your home state these days?

Nashville today had not Carolina tonight, so Carolina is still a home base. My roots are deep,

so I don't see us ever really packing up.

I'm surprised, actually, we've talked to a few people on here that kind of do a similar,

they do the Nashville thing for a while, and then they seem to move either back to where

it's Texas. We have a lot of guys that recently, they go to Nashville quite a bit, but they're

like, I want to be back in Texas or whatever. I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.

It's like, you guys are successful. You have the means to kind of go to Nashville when you need

to. It's a pretty quick flight, as long as you're not living in California, depending on that.

No, it's so true. Yeah, and for me, it's like nowadays too. I mean, with literally what we're doing

right now in zooms and stuff, you can do stuff from wherever. I got a studio in my guest bedroom

that I can record at. It's like, you know, for me.

Yeah, I mean, yeah, so everybody's home is home, you know, so I love it there.

Would you say Caroline is an underrated state for country music? We asked this question to the term

you guys about Oklahoma, but you got Luke Holmes, you got Eric Church, you got yourself.

Yeah, it's Josh Turner. He's a South Carolina guy, but like.

South Carolina and Darius, South Carolina guy. Yeah, I mean, yeah, you always hear about Texas.

You hear about Georgia and their humongous states, too, but yeah, Carolina's don't get

talked about all that much, but we got a, we got our handful of folks there for sure.

That's what I grew up on. And even guys like Randy Travis, you know, and you know,

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