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I mean, there are bands that you can just kind of slap it together and it's really good, but I think most bands that turn out, I don't know if I believe this statement or not, I'm just gonna say it anyway.

If it's gonna be something that people are talking about a long time after that, it takes a lot of work.

Uh, so we would practice every day.

Like I worked at this factory over in Indiana, so I would get up, and I'm not saying any of this like, "Oh, poor me," you know, definitely.

But, uh, I would get up, I think I had to be at work at seven thirty in the morning and then work there till like two thirty, go back home, take a nap, wake up, eat dinner with my parents, and then go to band practice.

And then we would practice for probably three or four hours, you know, depending on if people.

But at the same time, it was super nerve wracking because we had very limited time and money to execute this record.