William Clark Green. What's up, buddy? I wanted, I don't know. Do you remember meeting us? Because I want to see if you, you probably don't.

But we, we remember when we were prepping for this.

Well, you give me the circumstance of where we were, I probably will.

So we were all pretty fucked up.

We were,

it was the sweet at Soldier Field

during the Whiskey Myers opening for Rolling Stones.

Yeah.

I remember how loud that shit was?

Everybody was fucked up though.

So it was like,

it was such a good time.

And we told the story a bunch though on here,

but those guys like really, we had no,

we thought we were going to be sitting in the nosebleeds somewhere, and they put us in there, nicest dudes ever. And we met you maybe for two minutes, but we were all having a good time. Yeah. That was wrong. Yeah. That was so awesome to watch those guys like, I mean, I made, I just, when I found out about that show, I booked the first flight up there. I mean, for Whiskey Myers to open up for the Rolling Stones. And this was really like, I don't, I really don't know the terminology really, but like, I would say this is right before whiskey broke like right now they're on top

top of the world cloud nine like but I feel like this was like and they were doing really

well but like this was right before they were like whoa shit like and so for it was a really

cool moment because those guys I mean even for a guy like me who has a song she likes the Beatles

you know like for those guys to open up

for them is like, I knew how much that meant to them. It would, it meant more for them as if I was in that situation, if I was opening up for them, it meant because they were just like diehard stone fans. I mean, that was a bucket list. And I don't know if they'd want me sharing this, but like I just remember after the show, like, they sounded so great, but they didn't have an opportunity to sound check.

And they're going haywire, and they were so down on themselves after the show because they feel like they blew it.

But I was like, no, y'all sounded great.

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