I'm doing well, man. Really well. Thanks for having me on. And you're in Kentucky, right?

Yeah, right now I'm in Kentucky, but uh, but I've been living in Nashville. Yeah, how do you,

how do you like Nashville, Nashville? I love it. You know, I was, I was blessed enough to move

down there before COVID. So I got about a year in a regular Nashville before the virus hit.

And, uh, but it's, it's still good, but it's a little bit different. Are you a Broadway guy?

Do you go down to Broadway? I was for, for about a week, for about three, yeah, maybe three

months at max. And then I was like, all right, I've, I've got this little burger joint that I hang

out there now and drink Budweiser. So I'm, I'm, I'm done with Broadway. Is, is it, is the

Tennessee just like open up again? Did I see that right or no? Is it one of the states that's right?

I really don't know. Be honest, it kind of seems like it's been open. Yeah, but, which I'm fine with.

Well, that's a, that's a hard thing with Broadway, especially Broadway. That was back in the day

before Whiskeyriff. We've said this story, but like, we frequented Nashville, maybe, would you say,

was once or twice a year at least once a year, sometimes twice. And it was just to go to get

fucked up. Like that was, yeah, that's basically that's the point of it. That was it. And

four days of it. Nashville drunk is a different kind of drunk, man. But it's changed so much. I feel

like the last like seven years, the areas, the pockets, the commercial, um, you know, elementary,

of some areas. And you miss a little bit of that. Like you come from a music family, obviously,

we'll get into this because it's like such an interesting part of your background. But did you

have experience as a much younger, you're obviously a young guy, but in the past, going down

in Nashville back in the older days, when you were a kid and kind of, do you have any recollection

of that? Yeah, I did, but, you know, it might be surprising, but we, we stayed up in Kentucky

most of the time, you know, mother, mother and my sister and I. But, uh, you know, I would always

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