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So here we go. We've got
another episode. This is great. If

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you were listening to my last couple
episodes, you'd know that I had a

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writing camp this last week Monday through
Friday, and it was a lot.

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It was a great time. We
had a bunch of guys there that we've

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known since we were I mean,
we were all teenagers and some of us

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not even really even teenagers yet when
we first had met each other. But

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we're all out here now from various
places in Colorado. We're out here now

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in Nashville doing our thing, writing
songs and producing and traveling and really doing

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cool stuff, doing the things that
we always talked about doing as kids together

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and teenagers together and now mostly functional
adults. It's been fantastic. So we

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did have a writing camp. We
did it Monday through Friday, and we

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basically the whole premise of the idea
is that you write as many songs as

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possible in one week, and some
writing camps are longer than others, but

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that is just a premise. You
like take kind of a genre and be

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like, hey, we're gonna write
these kind of songs in this style or

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this vein whatever. So we wrote
a bunch of songs this week for my

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band Vow and UM. We were
just trying to see what we could do

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as far as kind of stacking content
together and songs together for ourselves basically for

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the rest of the year and beyond, and it was fantastic we were actually

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able to do. I think it
was UM, I think it was thirteen.

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I think thirteen was the final number, which is fantastic, very lucky

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number, I guess, But that's
that's great. I think that's the most

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we've I mean, that was the
first one we've ever done. But that's

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that's a writing camp that I've never
been a part of. With that mini

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come out at the end of it, some really great stuff coming out of

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it. We felt really great about
probably eleven and a half of them.

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The other half of it just the
song isn't written yet. We kind of

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got stuck on it and then moved
on. We kind of got a little

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bit of a brain fog when we
were kind of writing it and got a

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little bit stuck and then decided to
just move on instead of kind of beating

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our heads up against the wall.
So that's the only reason why I wasn't

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twelve. And then we had another
one where it is literally just it's gonna

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be just a simple lyrical tweak,
and I think that'll really bring it together

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again. It could have just been
we were tired, it could have just

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been I don't know. But whatever
it is, it'll be a simple fix.

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So we'll have, you know,
twelve thirteen songs that will come out

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of it. It's really really exciting
stuff. The guys worked really really hard

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this week. M and our brains
were absolute mashed potatoes. UM by the

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end of Friday. You should have
seen as all. Um. By the

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aid, it was just like,
oh my gosh, it's it's a lot

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of work. It's a lot of
work. I'm really I'm really happy with

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what we've done. Um, I'm
really happy with the effort the guys put

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in this week. UM. So
that's great, really great stuff. UM.

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But today and this weekend is kind
of our our first days off,

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so we've been kind of just kind
of chatting and most of us have just

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been kind of taking the day off
and relaxing. UM, and that's kind

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of what I did today. Jeanie
had her birthday the other day, so

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that was fantastic. We we had
um just kind of a day off with

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her. She took the day off
of work and we just kind of went

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around and did some stuff and it
was a lot of fun, kind of

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just celebrating her birthday. That was
right. But today I was driving around

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she was doing some stuff for yoga. So I ended up taking her up

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kind of North and Nashville, just
slightly outside of North Nashville till I could

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get together for whatever yoga things she's
doing. It was kind of a like

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introductory meeting for a bunch of teachers
and things like that. So that was

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cool, and I had a couple
hours to kill and so being my brain

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kind of was a little bit mush. I just decided, you know what,

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I should just chill out do something
that's non creative, something that's very

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simple. And over the years I've
learned that that thing for me that has

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nothing to do with creativity or anything
in that realm as far as like music

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or artistry goes, that thing for
me is driving for Uber. And that's

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that seems like, oh, that's
strange, but it is something I can

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do that has, again, there's
nothing creative about it. If you've you've

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been an Uber, you've driven for
Uber before you know that. It's just

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there's no creativity in this. You
just turn on the radio and I just

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turn on literally generic Top one hundred
radio whatever. Actually it's not really Top

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one hundred. It's basically like all
these classic hits from like the seventies and

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eighties and some nineties stuff, so
like nothing really overwhelmingly modern, but something

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that you would hear in an elevator
somewhere, and that's just like identifiable as

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music. Great, but you're not
going to be upset if it comes on.

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You're not going to be upset if
the Doobie Brothers comes on or Prince

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comes on and then Adele comes on
afterwards. Like it's not there's nothing offensive

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about this or awesome about this.
It just kind of is what it is

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musically. But you get in and
you just follow the blue line. That's

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it, and you talk to strangers
every once in a while. Some people

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want to talk more than others,
and that's fine. You can take you

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know, ten minutes to sit there
and talk to people and that's fine.

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And some people don't want to talk
at all, and that's also fine.

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But I really enjoy like just going
there and doing uber for a few hours.

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I do it a lot before I
go into the studio, just kind

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of clear my mind and it's and
it's just really great. But as I

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dropped Genie off, I go to
go to my first my first ride,

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so I could turn the app on. I'm going it's like great. I

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hadn't turned out even out of the
parking lot yet when I dropped op Genie.

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I get the ride. So I'm
taking off. I'm going up the

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street. And this is something that
you could only see really in Nashville.

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It's it's like very specific. Like
I was driving up and on the sidewalk,

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I see a riding lawn more.
There's this lady on a riding lawn

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more. She's riding up the street, riding up the sidewalk on this riding

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lawn more in a leather jacket and
a cowboy hat. I mean it's going

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full speed. She's like full What
do they even call that on a on

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a lawn like a riding lawn more. It's like, is it rabbit mode.

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It's not. It's not like high
high speed mode. It's like I

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think it's rabbit mode. What I
call is like rabbit mode, like they

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have rabbit or like turtle and it's
like somewhere in between. She was like

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full rabbit mode, just flying in
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oblique, oblique zipper leather jacket with
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pants on, and a cowboy hats, just like this is something that you

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would only see here. And I
really didn't even bat an eye about it.

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I just thought it was like a
funny thing that I was watching it

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and going like I didn't even think, oh, that's weird. I thought,

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oh, she's probably going to like
the store up the street or something.

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But like, why would you why
would you get on your writing lawn

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more to go up the street to
go to the store. But then again,

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why not, why wouldn't you get
on your writing lawn more and put

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on your oblique leather jacket with your
flannel pajama panton and go to this grocery

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store. It's your Saturday too,
it's your Sunday too, it's your weekend.

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Do your thing. I just thought
that was funny. I thought it

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was just funnier that I didn't even
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I, you know, just went
on about my day and it's just kind

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of been living rent free in my
head. Just the amount of confidence that

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this lady had to just do the
thing and it was just unashamed and I

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I thought it was absolutely fantastic.
So if you're ever like, oh,

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you know what, I just need
more confidence, just think of this lady.

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If she can do this, you
can do whatever you want. You

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can also do whatever you want.
Just absorb some of that confidence for yourself

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today. Just be oblique leather,
leather jacket, lady on a riding lawn

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more going to the grocery store.
Absolutely fantastic. So anyways, that was

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a long That was a long tangent. Maybe I don't know, maybe not,

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But again, I'm gonna go back
to my book today. So this

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is awesome and I've been talking about
this. I've talked about this a lot.

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This is my five year question today, memory Journal, And so my

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question today was where what actually was
it? The question was who is the

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funniest person that you know? And
I actually had to sit and think about

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this. I know that I'm not
supposed to think about this. I actually

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have been sitting and thinking about it
for probably the last handful of minutes because

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it's a big answer. It's not
like it's not like, oh, like

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you can just say something because you
know, I know a lot of funny

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people, like you know a lot
of funny people, but like, who

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is the funniest person? I mean, that's kind of you know some people's

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some people's jokes hit well one day, and some days they're jokes don't hit

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as well. You know, like
sometimes they're they're great, sometimes they're a

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little bit tiring. Sometimes they're the
same kind of repetitive jokes, and sometimes

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they're like, oh that was a
revolutionary type of joke, um, and

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you can't even laugh it's so funny. Um. I have all of those,

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all of those friends and all of
those relationships in my life. So

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I was really trying to think about
who overwhelmingly is just like, if I'm

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around them, I need to like
be careful because they're just gonna make we

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laugh, And they, overwhelmingly,
based on crowd reaction, are the funniest

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person that I know. So the
more that I thought about it, of

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course, I'm like, I think
it might be me. I think it

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might be me. Well, I
was like, no, I don't think

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I'm that funny. I think my
my comedy styles kind of it's finding the

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lane there, and I don't know
if it'll it'll change really until I die.

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I think I'll just get less funny
as I age, because I've found

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kind of cheap laughs and low hanging
fruit to make people laugh. And then

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I just I'm gonna just settle into
that until I'm like old, get off

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my porch guy, or stay off
my lawn guy. I think that's that's

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gonna be the that's gonna be the
move for me. So I automatically like

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disqualify myself because I'm just kind of
my lane already. So that's fine.

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Um, But I think overwhelmingly,
I don't think it is a single person

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that might be the funniest person that
I know. I think it might be

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a collective of people that are the
funniest people that I know, um,

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mostly because I've spent the most time
around them. And you might be like,

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oh, it's gonna be it's gonna
be the Vogue guys, right,

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Like it's it's gotta be the Vogue
guys. Yeah, Like, well,

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we're around each other a lot,
we make each other laugh a lot,

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but I think we're just I mean, you spend enough time around each other

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and you kind of get each other's
comedy style, and that's fine, and

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we do have a lot of great, great laughs and great stories. But

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like for the time spent and the
the the level of laughter that I have,

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the people that make me laugh and
even the Vogue guys laugh the hardest

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and surprise us the most is definitely
the wives, the vo wives, and

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it's it, really, I don't
think it's even close. So all of

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us are married in VOW, So
I'm married to Jeanie, my brother Aaron's

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married to Jen and Drew is married
to Lindsay. And I think collectively the

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three of them might be the funniest
people that I know. They are,

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Seriously, they are some of the
smartest people I've ever met. Collectively.

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They kind of mopped the floor with
the three of us in VOW Like iqise

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very smart, uncomfortably smart. But
it also translates to their comedy styles.

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So their comedy styles a lot of
time are like it's very dry, it's

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very it's extremely quick witted, and
because they're all so smart, it is

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extremely high brows. So there is
a lot of layers happening to it all

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the time, and it is overwhelmed. There are a lot of times where

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they'll make a joke and it is
so funny that you can't even laugh,

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like where you just are like,
I wish you could see my face what

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I just did? That I was
horrible for radio, where it's just like

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Paul like mind blown, where you've
got your head like your hand on your

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hands and you're just like wow,
like you do that explosion on your brain

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thing like it's like that, and
where you're just looking at them one of

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them that made a joke and you're
like, oh God, like that was

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that was so funny, like and
you want to laugh because it was the

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funniest thing, but it was also
so funny and damn near so revolutionary that

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you're like, I I have to
take some time to think about that.

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Maybe I should write that down because
it was so funny. So I think

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collectively it's the three of them are
the funniest people that I know. As

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a group. They are just they're
so highbrow in their comedy and so dry

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and quick witted that I've not met
I've not met a single person or set

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of three that hit like that that
wasn't already like me and Drew and Aaron

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in the group, Like we we
do that already, but we've spent enough

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time around each other, Like it's
fine, and me and Aaron are brothers,

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so like we we can do that
all the time. But it's definitely

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I think overall, it's got to
be. It's got to be. The

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wives are the funniest people that I
know, and I think that's the I

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think that's the end of the debate
there. I think that's the end of

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the debate. And I think over
time, obviously, I think it'll shift.

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Maybe it'll shift. I have yet
to see it. They've really come

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into their own as far as their
comedy styles. But you know, today

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they hold the trophy and I think
it's fantastic. Good for them, Good

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for them. They get a whole
episode talking about them, and most honestly,

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most of my episodes are talking about
a significant other. Most of my

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episodes are talking about like a wife, mostly mine, which should should be

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right, Like, you guys are
super interested in that. You guys love

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the stories about the wife, and
she's fantastic. So I figured, you

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know what, let's just do it
again. Let's just see it again,

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except we'll just throw all three of
them in there and that'll be just fine.

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That'll be just fine. So Jen
and Jeanie and lindsay, congratulations,

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you guys get the trophy for the
funniest people that I know. I don't

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give that out lightly. So you
are the champs for twenty twenty three.

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It is April, so you got
a lot of time to really screw that

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up, I think, But so
far, I think you still are going

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to like hold it strong and be
I mean serious contenders for the next handful

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of years to come. So congratulations, congratulations, enjoying your moment. The

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Internet has now heard that you're the
funniest people alive, and you will probably

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gain a bunch of Instagram followers.
I don't know if you're gaining Instagram followers,

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but here's hoping. Here's hoping right, Here's hoping great. So that's

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that's my answer to my question as
far as life goes, if you are

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not doing anything in the city of
Nashville, or you are coming to the

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city of Nashville. On Wednesday,
Vox is playing a show at the Brooklyn

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Bowl. So that's going to be
a great show hosted by our favorite radio

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station here, w NXP, and
it's going to be a great show.

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It's going to be the first concert
of the series called Next Up UM and

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it's a bunch of bands that they
think are kind of next up in the

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mainstream UM. And we were invited
to play in it. UM. So

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it is very UM. It's really
it's really special to us. It is

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really special to us. We just
played the Brooklyn Bowl this last December with

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w n XP UM in their Christmas
bash and end of year kind of showing

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and it was sold out and it
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UM. So they invited us back
again. UM. We're doing a lot

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of cool things as bands, So
they invited us back again to be a

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part of this Next Up series UM
in Nashville, which is really cool.

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We've done some really cool things with
them w NXP. We just did an

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interview with them in a live performance
with them UM in their live studio.

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So if you go and find UM
at least my personal Instagram, UM,

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you can find that in like the
one of the link trees or on vows

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link tree. UM. It should
be on there as well, or you

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can look up w n XP on
their website UM and you can find that

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there. We did three songs on
there that were live, and then we

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also did like a five six minute
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that, so that was really cool. Um, if you're looking for a

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little bit more insight, but we
are there. UM. You can buy

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tickets obviously on the w NXP website. You can buy it from from vote

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on our Instagram. You can find
it on my on my personal Instagram as

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well, so that's really cool.
You can find that. I mean,

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yeah, just in the link trees. That's fine. UM, we would

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hope to see you guys all there. It's just gonna be a cool event.

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It's a really cool thing to be
a part of. UM and just

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kind of to support kind of just
local music and local local radio stations as

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well, um, because they are
publicly funded w n XP. Um,

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if I could throw all of my
money towards w NXP, I would What

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did they say, supported me or
not? I believe in so many of

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those people at that station and what
they're doing, and they're just heart for

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music and their belief in a bunch
of artists here. I just happened to

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be a part of one of those
groups that they believe in, which is

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really cool, but and and a
giant blessing. But I really support them.

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You should support them to come out
see us and say hello. That

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would be really cool. I would
really really value and appreciate that. We

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can take a picture or whatever you
want to do, shake hands. I

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don't I don't know. We'll figure
it out. We'll figure it out.

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We'll get a fuel for it.
We'll get a fuel for it. But

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it is Brooklyn Bowl and it is
a great time. But this is fantastic.

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This is fantastic. Thank you guys
so much for listening on all your

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major platforms. Most of my stuff
is on Spotify and Apple Music, but

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you can find them on a myriad
of other of their platforms. I'm on,

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you know what, Let me just
start clicking on stuff and figure out

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what I'm axially on because there is
a number of them that I never talk

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about, but I am on,
so let's just figure out what they all

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are. Okay, So I found
them. So I am on Apple Podcasts,

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fantastic. I am on Spreaker,
which is a really cool app.

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By the way, this is how
I distribute is through Spreaker. I think

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it's a really cool app. So
check that out. Spotify. Obviously I've

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talked about Spotify. You guys,
get it Spotify. I'm on iHeartRadio,

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which is fantastic, Google Podcast,
i am on Amazon Music, I'm on

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cast Box, I'm on Deezer Podcast
Addict, and I'm on pod Chaser and

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that's it. So I'm on a
number of them. Just find your thing,

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do your thing, and we'll figure
it out from there. But thank

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you guys so much. Does mean
a lot. I will see you in

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the next one. Okay. Bye,