She’s Leaving Home

And, of course, the Beatles had amazing storytelling.

And one of their songs that stands out to me is She's Leaving Home.

You know, I just thought...

There's this girl, if you remember that song, she leaves a note for her parents and says she's leaving home at four in the morning and she's packing up.

She's basically... finding her own life and her own, you know, future.

And the parents have this part of the song that they sing, which is she's leaving home.

We gave her most of our lives, sacrificed most of our lives.

We gave her things that money can't buy.

are holding those out over there.

It sounds like it really sounded like the intro to She's Leaving Home by the Beatles.

Yeah.

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I don't I don't know.

I mean, you know, we'll have to go with Wichita Lineman and maybe I think She's Leaving Home by the Beatles was the first time I ever heard sadness in a in a song.

And it really struck me.

And now I can recognize that as a kid, I suffered a bit of depression and it was a hard thing to express to my other friends because they were just interested in basketball and football and baseball and all this kind of stuff.

And we didn't talk to our parents about feeling sad or, you know, I had terrible dental work done as a kid.

And I think it led to being depressed.

Having, you know, some sad thoughts and hearing She's Leaving Home by the Beatles.

I was like, wow, I identify with this.

You really are in the motor trade.

Uh, you could be the man from the motor trade mentioned in the song She's Leaving Home, if you remember that.

Good on you, Ramsey.

Thank you.

That's the Beatles song.

Uh, Yaniv, good afternoon.

Good afternoon, Tony.

It's, they call it the Australian troubles.