You're going to. Oh, Dave Matt. Hi. How are you? I have never been better. I have never been better. What a time to be alive. Sometimes when you say it's that you've never been better, I almost think you're being sarcastic.

I am just a tiny bit being sarcastic honestly listen we're alive

if anything is possible when you're alive all things are possible because you are alive

But I'm fine.

How are you?

I'm good.

We have an excellent interview this week.

Very excited with people to hear this conversation.

And I think we mentioned this last week maybe but in the latest issue of Esquire in the Dave Holmes-America column

There's an excellent piece on

I'm not forgive me. I just forgot the title, but it's sort of like an

ode to clutter.

Yeah, yeah.

Is that, is that right?

It is, it is, it is, yeah, I'm, you know, just basically making the case for vinyl.

Which, you know, I will die on that hill.

I think you should have a record player if not more than one.

The act of putting on a record and consuming a full album the way that it was intended,

when it's a pain in the ass to go and skip a song is like it's good for you you should be

Consuming music in this way and it's you know, it's also not a bad thing to just have a few little

You know, I know we're Marie condoing and stuff, but it's good to have a few things around that you're like, I don't, I only see this when I clean my house once a year, but it brings back a specific memory and I want to keep it.

You know it's interesting you should bring this up because my father's easy chair arrived

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