Hey, everybody. Welcome to the McCrack Podcast. I'm Jerry 8. Sexton. I'm here with my friend,

Nick Houseman, who is under the weather after we covered the Democratic National Convention.

Miss hanging out with you in person. How are you feeling? I'm hanging in there. I'm better than I was

yesterday, but you know, you shake a bunch of hands, I guess, and then you rub your nose,

and then next thing, you know, sinus infection up the wazoo. But every minute it goes by, I feel a little

bit better. Okay, good. Ask me how I'm doing. How are you doing? Nick, I don't know if you know this.

It's the most important story in the world today. There is a possibility that Oasis is

reuniting tomorrow. Wow. That's a big story. Yeah, thank you. I appreciate you pretending like

you give a shit. It is one of the biggest things to happen in a very, very long time.

And I'm secure in enjoying that for myself.

I suppose maybe they'll be the ones that will save.

I don't remember.

Did I like Oasis?

I think I was a, I don't know if I was a fan.

I don't think it was an exfusciting experience. You had to have, you've had to appreciate Oasis, good songwriting, melodies,

beatlesque type stuff.

I've told the story on the podcast, maybe on a, maybe on a weekend or episode.

I had tickets to see them years and years ago.

I want to say in 2006 and they got a wreck in Indianapolis, so I never got a

chance to see them. They're at the top of my bucket list. And Nick, I'm telling you right now,

if it comes true that Oasis reunites tomorrow, number one, I'm going to feel great. I'm going to feel

supersonic, if you will. And I'm going to see them live. If they perform somewhere in no. And I'm going to see them live.

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