right and no there's one night when i was still living in nashville where we had wrote two or

three songs i think you and sam yeah and uh and then we ended up just sitting there drinking until

five five 30 in the morning but like i couldn't i couldn't do it anymore. Oh yeah. Sorry. Check one,

two. Check one, two. My bad. Got to remember to check into this. And then all of a sudden,

I was just like, hey, man, I got like two other rooms. You can, me, Casa, Su Casa. And

he ended up leaving, but like straight up, he just talked my ear off for like

two hours. And I was like, I didn't think you could speak that much. Right. Yeah, he seems quiet.

And we got, we got quite a few stories in in about an hour. But obviously he's got a lot to say because of the way he writes his music.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's, he's incredible.

He's saying that's what he's like the most passionate about in terms of, you know,

the overall career as a singer-songwriter, but the performer entertainment,

he liked writing the music the most.

And I don't know, what about you?

That one's tough.

The songwriting aspect of it is huge for me.

I feel like I've always had to have that i guess i felt like i

couldn't i couldn't just sell crap if that makes sense for sure so i had to have something to say and

that's always been a huge part but also for me on the recording side of everything like starting off young

i wanted my music to sound so different so

i'm trying to make it to where it didn't have a a sound that just went straight through if that makes

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