PipemanRadio Interviews SeeYouSpaceCowboy at Aftershock 2023

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It's the pipe Man here on the
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And I'm here with Connie Scarbosa from
Space Cowboy. Nice. You're an

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aftershow, Yes we are. How
does it feel? Is this cool or

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what? Oh? Yeah, it's
it's interesting. We've never played after Shock

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before, so like it's it's pretty. It's been a fun time and we

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played really really really early. But
like it's festivals are always uh hit or

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mis experience. But like so far, I've had fun. I love it.

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That's the key right there, right
If you're not having fun, this

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is business. I mean even if
you play like a Soso set whatever,

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bah blah. If you're having fun, like wandering around it just like people

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watching, like whatever you're gonna do, like talking to your homies and other

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bands, like you'll have a good
time. Still at the very least,

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there you go. Have you done
any other Danny Wimmer festivals or is this

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the first one? I'm not sure. Actually we played Loud than Life.

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That's fun. Yeah, so we
did that and that was awesome. We

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were like second to last on our
stage and it was a really fun time,

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really big crowd, and got to
go to a hardcore show right after.

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So it was like an awesome day
for me. A loud in life

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for sure. Today we had to
drive to Portland right after this, so

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that really much fun. Yeah overnight. Oh yeah, that's not fun.

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But that's the life, right,
Yeah, that's that's the West Coast life.

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I'm from Cali, so I know
all about these long long as drives.

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Well I was from Cali and I
live in Florida now, and that's

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same thing. Like artists don't want
to come down to where I am in

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Florida because you gotta drive all the
way down to drive all the way back

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up. See, I am a
defender. I love playing Florida. So

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every every headliner that we do,
I'm like, I want to go to

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Florida. I don't care that we
had to drive however long from Atlanta wherever.

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Like, I want to go to
Florida. That's your favorite for Florida

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to play. I like, honestly
every part that it plays when ausome,

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Like we just played Tampa and it
rocks has like some of the best venues,

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Like they're not near me, that's
like four hours away, but I

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as a media person, prefer going
to see. What was cool is we

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went to Daytona Beach for our day
off, got to do a swim in

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the ocean, like Golden hour sunsetting
is amazing. And then we played South

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Florida which was cool too. And
then we went to Tampa and there's no

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barricade, so it's just a lot
of kids like singing a law right on

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the up to the stage, stage, diving off. It was just a

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great time. See. I love
hearing artists thinking that's a great time.

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Yeah, that's the way it always
went. Yeah. No, I'm a

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big proponent of like I want no
barricades. I want people driving on stage.

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I want you getting on stage.
And I don't like these big venues

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where it's like a mile from you
to the crowd. Like I like these

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intimate, small shows where everyone's involved
and everyone's having fun. Yeah, and

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you know what's weird to me,
Like, uh, we have this in

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the West Palm Beach venue that you
have to pay more to be in the

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pit, like the pits for the
people that want to be in the pit.

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Most of those people paying to be
in the pit don't want to be

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any part of a marsh pit.
No. See, I came from DIY

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hardcore shows. That's what I grew
up on as like a thirteen fourteen fifty

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year old kid. Like that's always
like where my heart's at. Like,

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I like, it's cool that we
had the opportunity to play these bigger stages

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with like on these bigger tours,
but like for me, like I'll always

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have my heart in like two hundred
and three hundred cat venues, no barricades,

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stage is waist high only and you
can have a great time. Everyone's

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just having fun totally, and that
is what it is. I think that's

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people have a misconception of what goes
on because they look at it and they

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like have this assumption. But we're
just having a blast and we're getting all

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our shit out. I mean yeah, that's like part of like hardcores,

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Like it's always like yeah, people
from the outside looking at it be like,

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oh, it looks so violent,
look so angry, but I'm like,

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that's like the Catharsis that we crave
as like people growing up and currently

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like you want to just go to
a show and front flip off the stage

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for your favorite band, Like this
is what we grew up on. And

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I know it's a lot of TikTok
kids, you're like not used to it

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and like, oh it hurts people
fall, But I'm like, this is

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what it's been. This is what
it was in the eighties, the nineties

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is what it was for me in
like the like early twenty ten's, like

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when I was going to a bunch
of hardcore shows, Like, this is

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what it has always been, like
what it's meant to be. It's Catharsis,

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even if it's a little violent,
even if you get hurt, Like

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I got my nose shut out when
I was sixteen, and I wore like

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a badger honor I love. I
loved every second of it. I went

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to a show the next day.
It's funny you should say that about the

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Badge of Honor because my teeth the
top front four two of them I knocked

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out, one all the way up
and one loose way back in the eighties,

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climbed up on a Marshall stack did
a full swan crowd move. I

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mean, I've been there. I've
been there doing my own set. I've

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jumped, I front flipped too far
and landed in the pit and cracked my

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head open bleeding, But I just
got back on stage and finished or something

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like yeah. Yeah, I'm like, oh, touch my head, blood

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on my hand like whatever, Like
I'm not gonna say, oh, set's

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overdone. We're gonna keep going right
exactly, and that you know, you

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talk about badge of honor. So
I still have my vest from teenage days

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and it has the blood on it, it has all my patches are like

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ripped from being in the pit and
like they're all ripped up, and you

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know, that to me is the
badge of honor right there. That's the

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proof too. It's like we didn't
have pictures and stuff, so I'm like,

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here went my kids when I tell
them stories and they didn't believe I'd

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just show them the best. Yeah, I mean, I think I think

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that that's an important part of hardcore
and it always will be. I mean,

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it doesn't have to be every show, right, every show has to

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be like that, But like the
shows I like to go to are like

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that, and so like I that's
what I love. I love it because

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I don't know that it just makes
you feel alive. Yeah, like I

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said, it's cathartic. It's yeah, we like this music because it's cathartic

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to listen to it, and we
like to go to shows because it's cathartic

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to experience that pain, that adrenaline, like everything about it. To feel

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seen and feel heard. Yeah,
I can't imagine somebody going to a show

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and just sitting now. No,
I don't get it. I've never been

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like that. Even when I was
like a twelve year old kid and I

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was just push pitting. I didn't
know what anything was about. Like I

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still was doing that, and everything
I've done since then has just been so

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important to me. And what is
outside of music? Speaking of that,

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Yeah, what's the most important thing
to you outside of music? I think

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I mean art, honestly, And
I know that that's cheap answer because it

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encompasses that. But like, outside
of music, like visual art has been

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something that like I've always done,
Like I don't have any musical talent.

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I scream and I sass in a
band and like yeah, and I pants

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around, but like visual art has
always been that thing that's like offered me,

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like the career that I have now
because I work as a creative director

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and a graphic designer for bands Nice
and it's all it's it was that thing

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that was with me even before music
was, you know, so like that's

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definitely the main thing for me is
to be able to like put a piece

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of paper down, get my guagh
and my ink quill and ink, I

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just like draw and do do these
paintings or whatever I'm feeling at the time,

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because it's all art, you know, And I think I think anybody

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that is an artist isn't just in
one area. And that's why I like

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to talk about it because people think, oh, you're just into music.

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Yeah, well, I mean there's
a lot of memories of my band who

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are way more talented musically than I
will ever be. And that's fine by

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me because it's just not something I
ever focused on. This is something I

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stumbled in too, But visual art
is something that I dedicated my life to,

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you know, growing up and throughout
like trying to get that down just

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as much as like C Space Cowboys
to me, now, Nice because I

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look at like to me in the
eighties, you know, how we bought

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music, went to a record store
and the cool album cover, like you

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couldn't hear what it sound like.
You would look at this album cover,

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yeah, and be like, oh, I mean my dad has the same

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stories, like the first time I
bought a black flag, as said,

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I went to a record store in
Calgary and I saw that cover and I

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was like, that looks cool,
and like that's why you bought records,

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you know, you couldn't hear them. Yeah, even for me, like

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going on iTunes back in the day
when people still bought albums, like I

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would look at the covers and be
like, oh, that's cool. I

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want to listen to that fifteen second
clip and then spend the money that ninety

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nine cents on that track, right, you know. Yeah, And I'm

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glad it's like coming back nowadays because
it was going away. I think war

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artists like yourself or getting into the
whole experience. I think it's like for

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me, since I don't have I
can't tell you notes and chords and shit,

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like I have always said, like
y'all, I will like be the

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conceptual person for this for like this
music in this album, and then when

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it comes to visuals, I will
take over. And that's like where I

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got like being a creative director from
like, hey, I'll get you everything

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uniform in the same universe, every
single artistic element that we need, so

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everything looks cohesive and nice and great, and it will be y'all supply the

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music based on like the idea that
we have, and then I will orchestrate

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the visual side of it. Complete
story. Yeah, it's basically what it

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comes down to. So how do
people connect you on socials on the web

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by your merch? Oh? I
mean so like you do it on instagram

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s, y C band or like
my personal exca m us love child X

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because no, not a lot of
people know how it's spelled CAMU And like,

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yeah, we have our website on
there and you can connect to all

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that and look at future touring dates
and and merch and all that stuff and

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updates on albums. Cool. Is
there anything else the listeners should know that

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we haven't covered already? I mean
not really. I mean we're we're currently

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still working on our new album.
We've been you know, putting out some

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new music, but we're not ready
to release the album yet, but we're

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getting everything done and we have we
have tours already lined up for next year.

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We're we're constantly working. It never
stops. You're killing it. Yeah,

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But that that's because I can tell
on your face you love it.

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Yeah, I love it. That
that's listen. That's why we do it.

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It's like my door always says,
because I go on tour and I

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do all these festivals, and she
she'll come sometimes half a day and she's

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like that, I don't know how
you do this every weekend. Yeah,

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I'm like, I don't know how. I don't. Yeah, I mean

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literally for me. I mean anytime
we have a big break at home.

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Anytime I'm home for more than three
weeks, I lose my mind. Oh

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yeah, I liked. We're on
tour usually for like seven out of twelve

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months or whatever, like gover three
and a half months straight, and that's

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where I'm happy. If I'm home
for longer than that, and I'm like,

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I don't know what to do myself
anymore. I know the feeling lot

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not many people do. It's like
from Louder than Life than Now. I

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had one in between that was a
small one, but it was like,

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oh, I gotta get the after
shock. Yeah yeah, yeah, I'm

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done being home. I gotta get
the after shock. How it is there?

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It is, well, I love
it. Glad you're here after shock

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and thanks for being on the Adventures. Thank you so much for having me.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures
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