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There's no such thing as a recession in my business.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Before we get to that, Joe was out for a little bit during the radio show today.

And when he came back, he was talking about having walk-up music like the baseball players.

Yeah, that'd be really cool i mean just

just psych up like that and get pumped up and all crowds with you and everything i walk-up music

for real life i like that so hanson came up with he asked ai to come up with walk-up music for

joe and uh he's got three different examples i guess which are all terrible I'm told anyway let's hear them before before you hit that I think that the good folks might find this at least mildly interesting oh we can't play like recognizable songs anymore at least not much um of like a you know, a song that's been on the radio,

a song that's been published, because the radio industry's had decades-long agreements

with the licensing services about playing music on the radio.

But the world of podcasting is new, and they just, they don't have an agreement that that works and so you know the the various

companies that we do business with could be on the receiving end of some unpleasant

legal action and so if we're going to come up with music like this I mean I could

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