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And in the song, she says, oh, I'm that waitress who works at that coffee shop on 39th and Lenox.

And at the time, we all thought it was hilarious, the fact that she said 39th and Lenox.

We thought the specificity of her saying that in a love song was very funny.

Now, when I listen back to it, I don't know if it's that funny.

At the time, we thought it was hilarious.

So fast forward to us shooting the back seats, man.

We all thought it was really funny for everyone to say the same address to where they were going.

And Andy said, oh, what's that street that Alicia says in her song?

And I blurted out 56 and Lennox.

Mind you, we didn't have access to genius.com.

We didn't have access to just, we had cell phones and we just couldn't get access to stuff online.

So it was all based on memory.

And we didn't have any scripts because, you know, who needs a script when you're shooting that?

The backseatsman.

That just comes from the soul.

So I messed up the joke.

And then in retrospect, I started thinking like, had we said 39th and Lennox properly, would people have gotten that reference?

Would they have also thought that was funny?

Or does nobody think that part is funny in the song?

And maybe that was just something that we thought it was funny.