Finneas O'Connell

I find it so inspiring as a consumer to be like, oh, that's a laptop that I could buy at the Apple store.

And that's a microphone.

There's a kind of a magic and mystery in hearing a great song that makes it feel unattainable to me.

And I think that when I see somebody break it down,

I go like, oh, wow, I could do that.

And I think also I'm always rolling my eyes in the music space at people acting like they have some secret sauce, secret ingredient thing.

Yeah.

And to me, it's like, no, no, there is nothing.

It's all just like I had an idea and here's how it is.

And it's probably simpler than you think it is.

Or maybe it's just more tedious or painstaking.

You know what I mean?

Yes.

That I love that quality I love and I also think that like it connects people to the to the project more like I'm a DVD behind the scenes commentary of a movie guy I love learning about the process of making the thing and I think it makes you love something more.

Would you say that?

Where she cracks me up so much when I make her laugh, much like your laugh or like Conan's laugh or something, like she has a laugh to me that I'm like, oh, like that makes me feel so good to make Billy laugh.

I guess the only thing I don't like is that on a good day when I feel like I'm really in the pocket, it seems like, oh, it must be cool to have an older sibling.

Like the period of time where I could drive her places and shit like that.

I was like, this is awesome.

So that's a kind of a con.