Bad, Bad Leroy Brown

They're just in the zeitgeist, man.

I mean, you know, like bad, bad Leroy Brown, you'll...

I was in Croatia a couple of years ago with my wife and there was this guy coming through playing like guitar for people in this restaurant.

And we told him we were from Chicago.

Like those songs still, like, I would say like songs like, like Leroy Brown and like, don't mess around with Jim.

Like those kinds of songs were the ones that, that we heard, especially as a kid, like me growing up playing, playing guitar.

Like one of the first songs I, my guitar teacher gave me was bad, bad Leroy Brown.

And but I got it mainly from my mom who was, you know, she had the cassette tape of, of that photographs of memories album.

I don't know Jim Croce.

I was like, what are you talking about? He said, you know, Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.

And I don't know.

Then Danny named like three or four other songs.

It's Labor Day weekend.

I'm interrupting Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.

No, you're interrupting Jim Croce, not Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.

This is a song about working.

I didn't hear it.