Alex Pall

And we're hyper curious.

And it's, I think, very gratifying for us to be able to pull people into our world.

Personally, it makes me really happy when you

can include someone that's not typically included in a lot of their either social dynamic or work setting or whatever.

When they come to our show or to hang out with us backstage, if you can make 30 to 90 seconds and really listen to someone and look them in the eye and offer them a drink in your environment or...

Anything there, I mean, that's the little like bits of magic that you get to pass around and hopefully they keep passing on to somebody else.

And I think that's kind of the soul of what we do.

Do that for 13 years.

It feels like you've met everybody or people feel like they've had a great connection with you or with each other at your thing.

That's a nice, I like, I think we like being those guys.

It's evolving as we're trying to simplify it as much as possible.

I mean that in the ways of like just really looking at how we spend our time, how we enjoy spending our time, what we're getting the most out of and stripping away everything else.

I think when our career was on the rise for the first time, I mean, we were so curious and we wanted to do for all the reasons we've told you about us in our past, whatever.

We wanted to try all these different things.

We said yes to way too much.

And I think that through doing that, we found the things that resonate with our core, making the music that we make is still the number one.

Our last two things will be venture and music.

And we genuinely are in love with both of those things.

And I think sometimes I regret having a situation where we have both, but if I had to pick one, I don't know which one I would pick.

And I think just trying to build processes through both of them, both of those businesses that like we can do them and