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Chris Williamson

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
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Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

I'd be like, how would you do that?

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Stop fucking whining.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Yeah, dude.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

You're so emo.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Yeah.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Well, I guess Luke Combs, maybe the one before last, that was everything's great and life's going well.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

And, you know, dad's getting a bit older, but my son's growing up and he misses me when I'm away, but my wife's good.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

And you're like, okay, well, that's a pivot, right?

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

From like, this is broken and that's not so great.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

He had the emo phase early on.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

One number away.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Cut the fringe off.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Yeah.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Yeah, it is a really interesting blend to think about why people resonate.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Here's one thing.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

I think people feel alone in their sadness in a way that

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

causes them to try and seek uh companionship or comfort so like fuck like somebody else feels that yeah as opposed to if everything's going great and if you're happy like yeah sure it's nice that someone else is also happy along with you it's just hard to like relate to somebody that's it's so weird i don't know why that is a thing but you're totally right

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Come here, let me.

Modern Wisdom
#1051 - HARDY - The Personal Pain of Country Music

Yeah, exactly.