Episode 40 -Bobby Talks about New Music, Spirituality and Our Most Meaningful Books (3-2-17)

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Speaker 1: All right, welcome to job so forty. Have a a smoothie? What was the score is called? Uh huh? It was a a great American or man, I don't remember. All the smoothies have cute names. Now alright, Episode forty sponsors Blue Apron. Thanks to Blue Apron. With that, Blue Apron would not be able to be here today. A lot to talk about first. I always like to talk about music, and it''s also stuff that maybe we didn't get to on the show, or stuff that anything fit on the show that we can put in. So we'll spend a half hour just first talking about some new stuff. I haven't heard the new Lord song yet, and maybe by the time you hear this podcast that will be old. But as of right now, I've not heard it. It's called green Light. Let me hear this thing makeup in somebody else's car. We ordered different drinks at the same bars. Sounds like angry Casha, so far I know about what you did and I want to scream the truth. She thinks you love to beat you such a damn liar. Those great bites they have big teeth. Well they bite you that you said that you're wound. Always be in love, but you're not in love no more? Did it frighten you? How we kiss? For me? Todas in the light of flo I'm a light of flow, but I hear so out in my mind, brand new sound in my mind on the eye be seeing you ever? Lord? Green Light? Okay, just weird enough and just poppy enough to so work as a Lord song. It has to be weird. If it's not weird, that's her whole thing is being Remember you remember when the first Lord song came out and like changed everybody's life from it. Yeah? We I mean we made a cover with Craig Campbell and it made like juice boxes all across their stations were playing that. I think it's on like iTunes too. It made like iTunes but have But when Royals came out, that was like the jam. I never worked this thing? Why is this? I want to be here not working. Oh it's played on bedroom right now. My bedroom's hearing Lord. All these computers are connected? Are they no postcode? Ey? But every songs like col Teeth break stopping in the back still we don't care. We're driving cadillaction on the tree, but everybody's like Christal may back Timmonds on your time piece, chip plates, Tigers on the go at least we don't care. We aren't caught up in your love affair, and we'll never be right. Listen to the John Mayor a lot. You don't even like John may Not really, you're too punk, I guess. So. I was listening to Reliant Okay yesterday, you know that is I figured you would. They were on the radio. I was listened to alterna station. I was like, Mike, you would love this. The John Mayor Still feel like Your Man is such a good song. I still feel like your man. I still feel like your mad eyes, still eyes, still like your man. The prettiest girl in the room. She wants me, I know because she told me so. She says, come, O like to get to know you, But I just don't think I can, because I still feel like you made, just like feeling like a man. Still feel like you made. Still feels like your name. I still feel like y'all name. It's not real. This is right here. I still keep your shampoo in my shop in case you want to wash your hand. And I know that you're probably found yourself some m some way. That really can because as long as it is, then I still feel like, come on, mind, you're kind of like that a little bit. I think it's about Katie Berry, guessing I'm oddly like upset about Katie Perry and Orlando Bloom. Why. I don't know. I never care about celebrity couple, like I have no craps. And I was like, oh man, I was rooting for those two, maybe because she dated John Mayor and it's like eighteen degrees of separation and I'm like really reading John liked it, like when the player goes to another team, Yeah, you still kind of root for him. Yeah, even though playing for the Padres. I'm like, you know, I said, checking your stats every now and then, I hate to see not playing so well. Um, I've hung out with John may a few times. Would be like I don't every single time it was so different, So I haven't know it, like I don't like to meet people I really like their art because I then I never feel the same thing about it. And so I've had a really great experience with him, a really terrible experience with him, and then one that just was nothing. And they're not just meeting greets like we've actually like had dinner or so it's I just think he's an artist, and artists are odd, and the more arts you are, the more are audi are. So it's just an odd dude. I'm an ad dude, and so it is. I mean, you get too odd do it together. So but no, um, yeah, I mean that's awesome. He was doing a character called the Hawk. Are you familiar with Tony Clifton? Okay, So Andy Coffin I was thirty years before his time comedically, and he did a character called Tony Clifton that came out and opened for him, so he would come out and do this really awkward comedy. But before him, Tony Clipton was an lounge singer that came out and insulted everyone, and he dressed and put on an like a fat like fat and mustache. It came out and smoke and it was like, screw you. It's like a lounge jack. And so John Marrett is doing a character called the Hawk or it's like this big fat do with a big long hair and beard, and he's like playing the slashes the guitar. It's pretty funny, like I saw in a club by Colbert last night. But Johnny is really funny though, like because he has to have some kind of in with Snapchat because he gets like all this stuff. What you follow him like, he gets to do things on snap Chat that I looked for the buttons and I can't find alright, saw that I like that music, Um, I gotta I thought that Charlie Washington thing was good last week, by the way, A lot of people commenting on that one way or the other. Those some of some of the things that we do here. We talked to artists. It's cool because you it gets really really deep in non musical places and some of them go really deep into musical plays. Some of them are just fun hangouts. And Charlie one kind of went somewhere completely off the music spectrum. It was like a life piece there. Therapy fish Our next one to be with John Oates from HALLINGD Notes that's crazy, really Yeah, John Oates and Hall and Knows is gonna come in and we're gonna talk about you know, his life and career is so long. If that's so many songs, They're like, where do you start? And I guess it's up to me, But where do you You don't? I mean, we only have you know what we have an hour and a half. Basically, But what do you think The most popular Hall and Oates song is um Probably you Make My Dreams Come True? Yeah, number one. Number two is man Eater. Do you know this one? I don't know if she's a man eater? Watch up? Oh she goes. Watch You don't know the song. This is before even my time, but this is if you know music, you know music, career, the best board again, a night leaning hung now things do seeing the him before they got the rock and roll of fam. You may check that wedding. She's sitting when you I think when you hear the chorus, you'll know it. You can't tip love we again? Oh she watch up, she'll shoot you up. Here she goes. She's amazing in the rock and roll family. There they are, Watch out more she'll show up. You've heard that, right, Yeah, I've heard that you probably? Do you know this one? Here a rich girl? Yeah, you're gone, chi wash can play this radio show out of anyway. You can relie on the old man's money, you can relie no man's money. You's a bench girls smile. I don't know that one. This is jam and these are all old school, so I listen. These are the classic rock another kid, baby you watch When I feel cold, you warm me. And when I feel I can't come on, you come mat oh me, it's you and me wherever, sir, no smile. Okay, I bet you know this one. I can't go today. Yeah, I know that one can. Yeah, that's a good one too. I mean that they're the biggest selling to do of all time. I believe I kick off with that kickoff, that kickoff, that kickoff. That's good. How about you won't know she's gone anyway? Oh you'll know this one. I bet money you know this one because your kiss, your kiss, there's all my list, because your kisses all my list. This one the best. I do it all time, all time. Yeah, I want to be here. We're talking about nothing we thought we're gonna talk about anyway. That's just some music and John Oates will be in on the next time. Today's National Book Day because it's I guess it's reading America across America week. Um ye, your favorite books. I read a lot of biographies. Yeah, me too. I mean really it's basically all already to much to you. I made a list of give me your favorite books. The best you get three? Okay, I would go Adam Carol and not Taco Bill material. He has so many yeah, and I've read so many of his, but that's the one that's like pretty much just his life and that was probably my favorite one of his um I used I'm sorry modern Romance, so he did like a big study of just dating in like modern age and everything that is good and uh, you're a book dude. Like that was one of the ones that I read shot and it was awesome. Shut up, but that My favorite book ever is Steve Martin's Born Standing Up Again. Steve Martin can be born today and still be awesome. Did you have you ever read that? Hadn't read? It changed my life? I read the book. I was like, yeah, there are no rules on being an entertainer. And that book probably was the book for me that was like, Okay, you're already on the ready. I was probably twenty red. It was okay, you're already on the radio. But you can do all you can do anything you want. There's nothing. He started off working at Disney World as a kid, learning magic tricks, and even when he was playing comedy shows, he would go up in his comedy show. He would play his banjo, he'd make balloon animals, he would just do things. And it wasn't always punchline stuff. Everything wasn't really cerebral, cutting edge comedy. It was just can we all laugh together? And he would just do stuff, and for me, it completely changed how I thought about just entertaining, which is kind of how the Raging Idiots started, which is like, I don't be a good singer. I could be a good performer and surround myself with and with great singers and just make a show like our our Raging Idiot shows. They're a show. You're not gonna come out and be blown away? How you probably will because our singers are so good except for me, like they're so good. There's but it's it's a it's a real show show. Um. And then even with my stand up stuff like I just got and try stuff. Sometimes sometimes it involves knives, sometimes it involves uh helium, sometimes it involves people. It does. So that book, that's Steve Martin book Born Standing Up. That between that and Private Parts from Howard Stern. God, I didn't even put that down, but those books are those are the two books that probably changed my life. Book wise because they kind of said, okay, one you can do whatever you want. Steve Martin book and how our Sernin book was like, Okay, everybody thinks you're different, odd and they don't like you. Who cares? Just go out and be better than everybody else, and be better than them by just continuing to work. Just put just work, and you're gonna get trouble and you're gonna it's gonna suck sometimes, and but I just keep working. And both of those books to me, oh man, those are both life changes. I've read that both multiple times now that I think about it, I think I've read that Steve Martin book maybe eight times. I gets that, dude, you love it? You would you love it? Um? All the Four Agreements is really good. You ever read that? Now? It's not a biography. The only two books that I really love there aren't biographies are a DaVinci Cotuk aren't. But Four Agreements is like it's small and it's like these are the rules of life, and it's like from old prophets. Not it's not religious at all. There's a different religion and spiritual. You be spiritual, but the difference. You can be Christian, but be Methodist and Catholic, you're both. There are different kinds of religions. Whatever. You get the point. It's not a religious book. It is a spiritual book, and that it's really great and it's short and it's like the four core agreements to try to be happy. When I was like, don't don't take things personal like in business never thinking's personal. And so it's a good one. Um, you bread Outliers. I haven't read it, Okay, that's the one I always that you have to read first. That one will change how you Outliers is a book and every chapter is about something different. But Malcolm Gladwell is the guy who wrote it and also read blank that he wrote. I hope it's in his name right, But I'll give you an example of one of the chapters, because the man, they're all different, they're all so good. They there's one chapter and I haven't read it in a few years, but talking about why there are more plane crashes in Asian culture than American. If I'm getting this right, because in that culture you're superior. You listen to In Western if we have problem, we challenge it. And if there's a problem with the plane and they're like, hey, you need to go down, and you know you shouldn't go down, and Western culture like, screw this, I'm not going down. I'll hurt these people. In Eastern culture, it's like, Okay, you told me to go down, and I'm gonna go down. And because you told me to, it's really crazy and that's why. And they use data. I probably botched. The whole thing makes sense, Like they listen. They listen to their boss more than we did, and so because of that, their decisions that are made differently. Another one is kids who were born in certain months are more successful because where you rank. Like let's say you were born, like in the school year, you're five years old and you're one of the oldest kids in the fifth grade. And when you're five and you're the oldest kid, you're developed a lot more than the youngest kid in five in kindergarten. Okay, so you're the oldest kindergartener versus the youngest kindergartener, you're developed a lot more. And even that short amount of time. So those kids that play sports are much more developed, so they get put on all star teams early, so they're already playing more than the other kids. So as they're playing and getting there, they get to play more and get better and better and better and better from a very young age. Wow, that makes sense. So if you're born I don't know how to school work, let's just say you're born in July and you're the oldest person in your class. You're already more physically developed, You're more prone to be put on these special all star teams at a young age. So you're getting even more practice than the person who's not. So as you get more practice, you get even better. And they broke down like international soccer teams and like nine five percent them. We're all born in this is the like month. It's it's crazy. They talk about how Bill Gates it just happened to be in one of the cities that had a computer at that time of the earth, Like these computers weren't everywhere, but where he lived, they happen to have one, and he got to go to it and he loved it and he's super smart, but had it. There are certain circumstances to happen that allow that's crazy, dude, And I probably bought the whole thing, but um, yeah, it's a national book days. So those are four books that I love. 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Like I'm just an idiot on the radio, and you've been able to do all this without radio, And kind of we come from the same place, like we think that we both think the system kind of sucks. And we're both changing the system in our own way. And so I measiced me and I was like, Hey, just come to the podcast and we can talk about all your issues for like an hour, because otherwise, you come on the radio show, you spend in twelve minutes, you get cut up by commercial breaks. It's not the same. And frankly, my audience overall doesn't care. He has a very passionate audience. He sells a lot of records, but my audience just in general doesn't care about Stargill Simpson. Some do, but overall they don't. They care about the Derk spent Ley is, the Keith Urbans, they care about the uh, some of the pop side. You know, it's just a pretty normal person audience and somebody's gonna listen to go this bull crap. I love. Yes, he has a very dedicated fan base. Most people don't care about me, but the people that listen and are a part of the show with us, like, it's a pretty passionate group. Um So stargels more than about it to come sit and talk and get all of his grievances. I would love it, like wide open mic for you, Stargell, he tweeted, tweet me away and you know, I hope you come up. I hope you accept it. And he was like, oh, you know, the podcast freaking John Oates is coming up, Hall of Fame, Um, Derek's is coming up. He's gonna we're gonna be a big one with him, Like Marin's went up. She just want to grab me too. You know, it's just like now, it's just about the content. People find good stuff. So oh he comes up like, I I'm not a big fan of his music. I don't not like it. I don't listen to it. It's not my thing. But I love the fact that he went his own way and did it his own way. I love it. I think it's amazing. It's very similar to mc lemore. I mean, there are a lot of these stories of artists who was just like, you know, I'm just gonna do it, be really good at it, and then people, hopefully people gravitate to it, and they do and you build your story and maclamore stories, I mean, it's very similar. These are independent artists who didn't sign with the label. UM. I hope that means that I hope staries what comes up and does this. UM, But I don't feel like it would do me justice to just put them on the radio show and talk for eight minutes. And beside that, I wouldn't put them for half an hour because nobody cares. My listeners don't care. I have one job, and that's to get ratings. And as awesome as I think he is for what he's been able to do, I don't really want to put such an inside conversation about why he and I both think the system is broken on the radio. I don't think it's a place for that. That's why we even started doing this, so we can come in and talk about music theory and why do we think things suck, and what's good and what's not in a big how do you get paid and who does it? And how come this song didn't cry? And so my whole thing with him was when he was whining about not getting on the radio, nobody will play me, and I would come on and be like, hey, dude, you are gonna come up any time. You know we've reached out to you. My old programmer, Michael Brian was tried to reach out. I tried everybody try to reach out. If you people didn't get the email, whatever, I can't prove they did. It didn't. Um. I ran into Storge the last night we talked for an hour and a half proved probably we didn't. You know, it's one of those things you can't you can't. So um, we'll just take him in his word. But I still said many times like hey, come up, and that gets around and so um not on a point I was onto something there, I was on something really good too, and I forgot it. But I would love to have him in. I think it'd be a fun conversation. I think he wants to come in and create a headline and go radio sucks. But I think it would be weird for him. Is if I went, I know, I agree, what what? Because that's what got me in trouble for oh, this was my point. He would go, Hey, radio of sucks. They won't play me. I hate him. I don't even listen to country music. And then you go because I can't get on but I can't get on the radio, and ah, and then would be this this whole thing like Sturgel is awesome, but you can't get on the radio. The radio sucks. For first, I don't care, I don't care. Just give me the song if people want to listen to it, because I'll talk in between it and try to get ratings. Whatever song is big with people, I'll play those that are put on a playlist for me, and then a couple of them. I'll break myself if I think it's a really good song. But I went through the same thing where I was like radio PD suck. Like my first two years, I was like radio is awful, and I trying to realize. At the same time I was saying this, I was also trying to get on other stations like spread the show, and I'll be like, why aren't as many sessions picking me up as possible? Well, because I'm telling them they suck. That's just you can't have your like they say your cake and needed too. You can't go hey, radio, you suck, But why aren't you playing me? Because we're not gonna be like, oh, Bobby, you said we suck. I'd love to syndicate your show onto my station. I saw how it works. I went through it the really hard way too, because I was like, this sucks. I hate the system. There are too many people get number one songs. This is such a good The same philosophical problem that he has. I do too, just in a different way. But I chilled the f out on the whole right. Just as a business move. His business move is to be independent and it's worked for him because that became his thing, like and needs to keep doing that, Like, stay off my show because then you're gonna come in and try to start a fight, and I'm gonna agree with you. In the fight, I'm gonna start punching myself too. It's like he punched me in the face and I go, I agree, and I punched myself too. That's just gonna be a weird thing. And I don't think the listeners of the radio show would care to here an inside conversation about the music industry my personal opinion. Um, but I would love to have him in here talk and everybody picks his podcast, maybe on every website outlet. It would be all over and then he could really put it out there. So I'd love to have him on because I'm a super big fan of what he does. But there are artists who I literally like and not like their music. But I'm not I don't even not like his music. I'm just indifferent to it. Just like, Okay, I see how people would love it, but for me, it's just not for me. Like I love John Mayor, I liked that new Garth song is good too, though surprise, it's hard for these legendary artists to put out new music. I'm gonna tell you why. The Garth thing he tried with a new record, he didn't worked. Um year or so ago. I got a new team put a new record. This baby Let's Lay Down a dance song is now. It's in top fifteen now, And the first time I heard it, I was like, Okay, you know what. I don't know if this is number one song, but this song is actually good enough to like really give it a run up the chart. And you can't understand. Garth to me is the gredge country artists of all time. Like everybody has their favorite in their opinions, if it's for us living you know a lot of my friends, if they're from Texas, it's George Straight or Garth. If they're older, it's George Jones or Johnny Cash. For me, it's Garth Brooks. The greatest concert I've ever been to too. What the problem is when you're a legend and you come out with new music, if it's totally crazy and different. People like, you're a legend for a reason, why didn't you make more music like that? But if your music sounds just like your old stuff, like, oh well, he didn't move ahead at all. He sounds like the same thing. What's he trying to do? Put out a record the same record he put out. You know, it's a really hard place to come from, and so you have to kind of put out a song in the middle, just a little kind of new but still a little rudy. And so it's hard to have a number one, big breakthrough song with something that that has those two elements. It's still somewhat so traditional and somewhat it's hard. And Garth has been able to have so much success that before I heard the song, I would have been like, I don't know. I don't say how you can do it. But then I heard the song, I was like, I think this has got a shot, but it's very difficult. And I was talking to Rascal Flats about this. Again. They're a little like a generation younger than Garth in the spectrum of music. But I was talking with him and I was was like, hey, you know, congrat you had the number one first first in a while. And I know Gary the late singer a bit because we should live four houses down from each other, and I would see him at the gym, so we would have actual human time, not I never have human time on purpose, but we'd be in the same place, and since we'd work at the radio show, we would talk a bit and then we get to kind of be comfortable around each other and talk. So that's a Gary. I mean, like, hey, I saw him again and he played and then that's why they played the rhyme and too, because I could ask them easily to play a million dollar show without feeling weird, and it's for Saint Jews. And so I was like, when you put out a new single and he goes, it's really hard because the song can be good, but people are like, why would I want to play with something new for your whennight. You have so many great old songs that we can just play that we know people already like like, why would I play some new song from Rascal Flats? Why I can play God Bless the Broken Road, where I could play Life is a Highway. Why I could put whatever part of Rascal Flats's career and he's like, that's difficult for us because we don't even want new stuff from you, just we like it. We love to play your old stuff still, so why are you giving us new stuff? And so for them to can have another number one recently was crazy good and their new song is gonna do really well too. The Shania thing is gonna be crazy weird. Again, I don't see how it works. But I also thought the same thing, like I don't see how the Guard thing works. I'm not saying it's not I don't see how it's going to work. I didn't see how the Guard thing was gonna work until I heard the music and I was like this I looked at today, I was like, this has a shot, This has a real shot. I also rooted for it because Garth is my favorite. But the Chania thing is weird because she wants to do everything completely different and get rid of you know, her old producers, her ex husband, and she has to ride everything, and she's already made the music and she's gonna come out with stuff. And if it doesn't sound like old Chenai, people can be like what the heck is this? But if it sounds like old Schnaia, people can be like, what the heck are you doing? It's tough. It's a tough thing for someone to come back, and I hope she does, Like I'm rooting for it to be great. And I've heard a couple of songs and I don't really have an opinion because I don't they sound different. Yeah, I know, we're at thirty minutes. I really don't care right now, Um they sound different. I don't know. I'll tell you all of this suck. I don't know. I heard them and I was like, I'm kind of confused because the two I heard once onund nothing like the other. And usually there's some sort of sonic semblance, and there wasn't. But that could be cool. There may be something in the middle. I don't know that it's gonna be tough. It's gonna um anyway. So there's that. Let me say, Oh, man, I got stufferent down. Never got to the strict parents? Yeah, did that? President not about saw a story about strict parents, And there's a new study that shows it's bad to be strict with kids. Very strict parents who are controlling are more likely to raise children who are disrespectful and engage into liquid behaviors. Such as stealing and being immature. So very strict parents are are more likely to bad kids. I had had no rules, none ever. I mean, I can't think of a single rule. I had no bedtime, I had no curfew. I also had no car or no I mean, it was just a survive on your own. And you know, I'm writing this new book and even the Ted talk it's like what I used to think sucked and I would feel sorry for myself because I had really not a lot of support as a kid. I now I learned a lot from that that is still with me. And at times it's detrimental because I'm such a just a dick and not mean to people, but just so stubborn about things. And I think, but I learned how to survive. And if I had, if the world was ending, I'm telling you, if it's walking down real life, come find me. I will lead us to the promised Land. We will have the hilltop, We will I kind of would do you ever hope the end of the world happens during your lifetime? Me too, Like, because we're on Earth for just a blink of an eye, just a blink of millions of years. We think about let's just say it's ten million years. Okay, it's longer than that. That's all story of the day that they found something. Let's say the Earth the Google how old is Earth? And just see what it says, because I don't want someone to hit me with some scientific stat because it's gonna completely derail my thought. Four point five billion years, billion years okay, four point Let's just say it's one billion years old for sake of an argument and for my head and my mouth in my head, Earth there's one billion years old, okay. Now the no one person lives to be seventy Okay, if you did do one billion divided by seventy, I mean that's the percentages of the time that we're on this planet and the times that by four. There's gonna be some number that pops up as you're gonna be like what, I don't even know what this number is. It's basically a blink. It's less stand up blink. If Earth were a date one four hour cycle, our lifetime would be less than one blink. So the odds at the end of the world happens during our lifetime. It's like a powerball, and how amazing would it be to hit the powerball, and yeah, you'd be hungry and stuff and it sucks, but we get to experience like and if you just suck, you just die, Like if you're weak and whippy, you would just die. We're all gonna die anyway. We're all gonna die inside this stupid quick blink because I'm already at thirty six years old, Like I remember being it seems like yesterday, being twenty two and being this child prodigy that got his own morning showing in a major market and it was like, who is this guy? Where did he just hill ability from Arkansas? I'm thirty six now before I know it, I'm gonna be seventy and and never and it's like boom, there it is. So I would love in that time for the earth to have something in me just have to fight to survive. That would be um. I would like to fight like zombies and all the weak people die and eventually some of the strong due. But we're all gonna die anyway inside that blank So why not make it freaking I would, And I also want to like testing myself, and there's no bigger test than the world in the now. If you like, if the Walking Dead happened. I would love for it to happen during my lifetime. It's funny you do you would do? Most people be like, no, how just what a thrill? That would be not fun, but what a test. And how lucky you are to be able to actually see the end of the civilization. We didn't get to see the beginning. We won't get to see the end. We're just right in the middle of the worrio. We're just right in the middle of the cream, like we got nothing. We're just saying a bunch of cream. Man, What if we got to be on the outside of the cookie? That would be crazy. Yeah, I'm fascinating with the end of the world. Fascinated with time travel. I'm fascinated with Yeah, like are there parallel universes? Are there other planets? Yes, for sure there are other planets for something on it living for us we don't even know. We have no idea. They it's like every day we find something new, do do you know? Want a light eros it's how fast it takes, the speed of lot and a I say things wrong a lot of times, but a lot year is crazy because it's how far light can go. Look of the definition astronomical distance equivalent to the distance that light travels in one year. I think how far light can go in a year, the speed of light in a year. For a whole year, light's going you and then after a year, that's one. And there are these things that are probably a million light years away. We have no idea. There's there's probably earths that are so far less advanced than us, and earths that are so far more advanced than us, and we have no idea. There's probably I don't know, man, that stuff. It's awesome and it freaks me out that say time. But again, wouldn't it be crazy if we got to be here when aliens came down? I got rule into looking into like Parallel University's timelines all that stuff, and I don't believe in it. But I definitely don't not believe like you. I wouldn't start argue with you that it for sure exists because I can't because I don't know. But there's you're never going to convince me that it doesn't. How are you gonna give it me a dozen? You don't know the time travel apparently, that that stuff, man, I think about I think about That's all I think I'm dying all time too, not even in a morbid way. But it's like, man, that stuff is that that's the most fascinating concept is what's greater than us? Period? What's greater than us physically? What's greater than us? Spiritually? What's greater than us? In every way there was? Someone can write a book and say they went and walking into the light, and it's like the stars with email thing you can't provely didn't. And I think people you know, if someone want to pull pull one on, they get sick, they go in the hospital, they come back the other like, you know what I did it, I walked to the light. They write a book about it. You can't prove they didn't. There's nothing you can do to prove that that person is lying. Zero things can you do to go you're lying. So just like the starting emails that his people never got, I can't prove that they got him. I can't prove that Jimmy Smith wrote a book about walking into the light and meeting the Lord didn't or didn't meet the Lord? Do I think that starts a got the emails? I can't prove it. Nope. Same thing with I think you walked into the light. Yeah, probably not Probably I'm chemical. But can I prove it? No, I can't prove that you didn't like, so I'm not gonna argue with you that you didn't because you might have. It's so crazy that I love knowing that I know less and less. It thrills me to no, less and less, because like, the more you learn, the more you realize you have no freaking idea. The more knowledge and I try to read, and it's hard for me because I try to consume daily news. All of it is possible than I do this show. I can just consume this news so I can talk about it, but it comes up. I know what to say and I know to have an opinion on it, and sometimes it takes away from me learning on a macro scale instead about micro scale. But I love learning. And the more I learn, the more I realized I'm really freaking dumb because I have no idea. And again, the more the more I I fell my head with the knowledge, the less smart I feel. And that's that's that's a weird thing, because I'm like, I'm about to read this book, but I learned all about the cave. You know, do a little low Aristotle played a little sore and then you're like, god, I just read that. Now I have instead of two questions, I have eleven. So let me try to address one of these in one of your eleven. Now I have seventeen. Regarding one of the I's just like, oh my god, whatever, that's why. That's why I'm playing piano, so I can focus on the little things as practicing piano to I'm trying to learn how play piano just a little bit, just enough to play cup songs and to know the basics. And um, it's annoying because Lindsey and my girlfriend, is good at it and she doesn't even try to be. She's like, oh, I suck, but I had better. No no no no no no no no no no no no. And I'm like, ah when she goes I suck and then just demolishes some song. But she plays music in different way, like she's one of those weird people that it's not just about learning muscle memory, like she feels sees music in her head like turn directions and things. She's one of those weird ones. And she plays, you know, she plays the fiddle, and I mean it's like she's like you know when Charlie came in, very very similar theory, and yeah, theory, it's like the psychology of freaking music, and so it's like, Okay, let me show you this. I really suck, but let me like this on piano bum bum what about I'm dung? Then she's pulling it a gong like I know that's not very good, and then I'm like clung clo. So I've been doing that. It's been tough, but again, everybody that's good at something at one time was a beginner. And I took piano lessons for like six months and then I played on TV a couple of times on my old TV show, and then UM stopped and I don't know anything about it. So it was like I didn't retain any of it. But yeah, that'd be good. I'm already from Lindsay's music to come out. That'd be cool. And it's not out yet, and it's not my place to say when it's gonna come out, But it also don't know when it's gonna come out, so I guess it's my place to say I have no idea when it's gonna come out, but I've one of these songs she emailed me and we played on the radio because I don't know why I played it the first time because a little biographical. It's called waiting on You. That is new love thing. Then I kiss the slow dancing you got my heart being fast? Well, this is going baby. I can't see every time you leave me, I just want you don't like that though, huh imagine, but you don't like that blue sound generally. I respect for the guitar work like I'm really into I think, yeah, waiting for the winds, got your bottle rocking? Wait, it's like blues an old school country gets playing the old that slide in there. You just like that grand my mom my mom, I'm so winging my mo mom my mom. You just have a different I like it. I like to funk. It's like that John Mayer song that go places like bunk. Even the guitar I'm not why those four got amazing. It's called out waiting at It's not out as of right now on whatever today is not got your bot it wait no you anyway, there's that. By the way, when we do the podcast alone and the way don't have a guest the dog Chilsen or with us and he has passed out in the guest chair. Right now, I could not be anymore asleep and just dead to the world as of right now. A bunch of talking about it. I'm done. How long we go? We try to go thirty minutes long? Was this one close to three D? That whole philosophy thing, dude, it changed my life. When I got to college and started learning about philosophers, I was just like wow, Like really, everybody kind of believe the same thing, just slightly changed depending on where you like, the geography of where you are, one little detail is different and that changes. Yeah, it's weird. Listen, I just I know that I don't know crap man except about music, and then I know it all. Then I got it all down. Um, what we've learned from this is um STARGI would love to have you. Invited you up if you'd like to come up, and love to have you. I'm a huge fan of how you do things. I'm not gonna lie and be like I'm a huge fan of music. I don't not like the music. I just just know my thing, but I love how you've done stuff. So you're more than welcome to come up and I'll be a gracious host, and I hope your gracious guest, and that would be cool, and you can stop tweeting me. This is where it's gonna go. I just don't feel like we could get what we wanted to get accomplished in the amount of time I could be able to do on the radio, So just be a waste. And I can't have the ratings hit. Honestly, we live in a week deweek culture society, and it's like, I gotta keep the freaking ratings up. Mind anything you want to add, what's on your mind? I think we're good, man? Are you sure? I am. I'm gonna go and read that book now? Which one good? Oh? They're all good? Which one of all those? Uh? When you told me about the Outliers? It's not a biography. But yeah, if you read that and come back in a week or two or three or how whatever, you'll be like, are you being kidding me? I'm gonn start with that one. If then the Steve Martin was fantastic? To what bandy? Right? Right now? What was the last thing you listened to? Is it a bunch of rules? Are bad? Why am I grounded? Is that it is spelled the name j O y c E. Yeah, Joyce and ma Her Joyce Manner. Here's a song called Constant Headache. Yeh man, it hurts man, Oh boy, that's what I thought it was that we all have our own taste. I just want to be likely wanting Tim. I'm predict that's who his voice sounds. I haven't heard his voice, Okay, I'm predicting that dad's got a wounded voice. Sounds like yeah, you come, and so I had by the couch. You were talking so loud. I kind of got it's got a time, but you was drunkard and I want to hear the chorus. Cool, it's so conscious and sweet, I know, feel so cool. This guy's dandy ship. I'm a con another. So let's get some type. Yeah, you're a pretty good funk boy dude. Yeah, oh man, that's your style though, that's what you like. Don't he might sound that good? Produced pcording this is like terrible. It's pretty bad produced. Yeah, I don't think the music is terrible. It's all subjective. I would. I'm just saying, like the qualities telling we were doing here on the Bobbycast. We record it into the microphones. But that's also the appeal to it too. I would think, yeah, a little fun. I guess yeah, like it's cheaply done, a right cool as a rap. You're right, rap, little rap. Thank you, Goodbye, so forty and the Bobbycast. Thanks to the Blue Apron and be sure to check him out Blue Apron dot com slash Bobby much unless he cancels, will get sicker hates us uh. 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