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Fly, fly me to the moon. Let me be flown up to the moon in a space shuttle.

That's how talented Mosha thinks Frank Sinatra is.

Chicago is my kind of town. Well, we've been getting into a debate because we've been what we watch the Frank Sinatra documentary.

Don't understand what he did. He's a good picker of songs.

No, all I'm saying is that it was a great documentary about an unbelievably interesting, amazing life and hovering above the documentary like a specter the whole time.

You're like, but this music is bad, right? We can all kind of admit that.

Well, not only that, I don't mind them. I don't love the music. I don't even like the music, but I have been liking it recently since we watched the documentary.

I've been playing it because there's so much construction going on next door. It seems to drown it out.

Kind of like those kind of big band.

Yeah, we've got a sassy broad with the big old bum I want to put my cock right next to her thumb I want to have her in my bed.

The thing that you keep saying, which is a great point, probably a point made constantly throughout the ages is he didn't write any of the songs.

Yeah, I mean, listen, I'm overstating. I don't actually think thanks not to bad. I think it is listenable and he's an impassioned singer, but I've never been that into any artist where they're like this amazing artist.

And then you're like, who wrote not one word of his discography? I'm like, oh, so what? Like what am I learning about you?

What does that mean for me?

I don't know. I think what it really means is that I'm more worshipful of language than I am of like singing ability.

I mean, I think it's impressive when you can sing well, but I'm not you don't become to me. You don't become great unless you're the person that made the song.

That's just not true.

For me.

Okay.

Well, who else is great?

Like Judy Garland, Liza and Ellie.

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