Jordan Simpson

for boba i think i suggested a salt and pepper push it like bishop bishop something like that bishop it's real good something like that i don't know but um it's hard because you try to find something that works phonetically with the name and it's like does that have to be the chorus of the song is that the title of the song where does it work in and all that stuff but uh it's a fun creative challenge to say the least with walk-in music reliever walk-in music yeah yeah

I mean, this is one of those things where I'm such a good nerd for the walk-out songs and who uses what and how it makes you feel.

I'm always...

I can go on and down this route forever.

I love it, though.

See, again, this is why we're simpatico.

Yeah, it's like, my gosh.

I think, so we actually, we did one, not that he actually used it, but he approved of it for Max Kranich.

Max Kranich Appreciation 1.

That like, not gonna lie, that hit pretty hard.

But like, that would have been cool.

But I think just in general with walkout songs and just like the feeling as a fan that you get when you just hear that first downbeat hit, you know, like, here we go.

Or it's like that first bass note of My Girl when Lindor comes up or when the lights, I mean, now he's a Dodger now, but like when the lights went out for Diaz and you're like, okay, here we go, here it comes.

but everybody's different.

I'm always fascinated by this might be a hot take.

I've always been so confused by people whose walkout songs are their name.

Do you know what I mean?

Like Dylan Cruz walked out with to cruise like windows down and cruise.

I'm like, okay, but as I get you actually pumped up or is that kind of like a cool fan thing?

Like I wouldn't want something that would get me going, you know, it's funny.