Don Henry

Yeah.

Um, dude, I was talking to Don Henry about that.

Uh, and, and he's, you know, he's been a songwriter forever and, uh, And yeah, that this, the consensus seems to be that it's like this monster that's coming, you know, and that like, it's something that we're going to have to compete with and kind of, but I don't know, I I'm holding out hope that I think that like, cause if I go to a show or anybody, I feel like if you pay your money to go to a show, um, and like the songs that you like to listen to and the things that you want to hear, it's because you're relating with that artist that you have a human artist that you can relate to.

And it's like half of the point of liking a song is that it makes you relate to the artist.

And it's actually, like, the difference between having a sustainable career or not, you know? So...

And I think I was talking to...

I think it was Don Henry I was talking about this, but, like, the funny holdovers of, like, even the whole idea of, like, making an album, right, is, like, to me, it's this hilarious holdover of an old technology that doesn't exist the same way anymore.

Because it's, like, if you, like, when we talk about making an album or a single or an EP or whatever, it's, like, those were terms that came about from the record business, like the actual vinyl records.

This is the way things are, and we should do that.

Thank you, Don Henry.

Yeah.

Flagman should have the authority to throw someone out.

And I've got a special guest.

I've got hit songwriter Don Henry.

Oh, nice.

So we're excited about that.