Alex Cooper

what is up daddy gang it is your founding father alex cooper with call her daddy john mayer welcome to call her daddy thank you alex i am so happy you're here john i think we need to tell the daddy gang who are my listeners how did we get here because we went to a little dinner the other night and i want to kind of go through what happened at that dinner because people are probably like how did you get john mayer to come on your show

followed your rules done what you normally do don't do what you don't normally do and i think somewhere in the last couple weeks of each year i go like i want to do something out of character i'm so happy this is what you're calling out of character and you get to sit down with me because i yeah i pitched you like why you should come on the show and you and i kind of like battled for a minute meanwhile kazzy's sitting there like eating her chips like loving every second of it just being so happy that it was a debate it was a debate and you decided to come on

What I liked about that meeting at dinner was that you are very sure of yourself.

Have you always been that confident?

Like what were you like in high school?

That's really interesting because I can imagine like I was... Why I'm asking about high school is because I feel like we can agree that there's such formative years where peer approval socially is so important towards the way that you view yourself.

How did you get along with people and how did people treat you?

So you're saying you knew what you wanted to do.

You knew you were going to be a musician.

You're like, why am I in social studies?

Like, what the fuck am I doing here?

Did people bully you?

Like, were you the like dorky musician or no?

I'm talking to you about Christmas special.

OK, did you date in high school?

What were you like in like what was John like in high school dating?

Did you ever through your fame wonder if you should reach back out?

Because you were looking for what?

I liked you said that at dinner.

Just something about like there's certain people in your life that you don't need to be in their life anymore.