yeah she immediately was just like yeah yeah

We were rehearsing for the Nile tour.

I feel like it was the first day of rehearsal when Tessa told me.

And yeah, instantly I knew that was it.

because it is such an evocative word and and it is an economic term it's british economist named guy standing didn't coin the term but kind of defined it and um but it yeah it's a growing class of people with experiencing increasing economic precarity and that is everything from People whose jobs are being taken by Ai to you know students who got fields and degrees that are obsolete and and people who used to have salary jobs, but then are kind of victims to all these markers mergers and acquisitions and.

Everything from that to you know, obviously we're musicians and we're choosing our life, but it certainly has led us to a pretty precarious and transient existence and.

I think in that way, we feel for these causes of people in exile and people in transience and people in precarity.

Would you say that's the album thesis in a way?