John Popper

Yeah.

blur on that.

You never know what's cool.

Yeah.

You need a fresh set of ears and eyeballs to come in and like, oh, here's what, let me tell you.

I mean, it's why whenever I would work on a house or whenever I was designing something or working on something, I'd always get new eyeballs to walk through it.

I'd just go walk through and tell me, give me your, what's your take on this?

Yeah, I wonder how you do it.

Because with a house, that's a, I can make a song that isn't quite structurally right and you can get away with it.

But in the house, stuff falls.

Well, I would get them.

And in people, most their ideas suck.

But every once in a while, someone would go, why don't you get rid of that bay window and put French doors there so you can get out to the pool from this side of the house?

And you go, that's a fucking great idea.

And then you just use it and it's your house.

So why not?

And I don't understand why people get egos about it because it's your house.

And your idea in reaction to that guy's idea is what really it sets off your idea.

That's the thing.

It was just a weird coincidence that I was in here talking about Blues Traveler and I think I was talking about or playing the song Look Around.