Lee Zeldin

Normally, Glenn, I would write the song and I would try to give it to an artist that I love.

Like a couple of years ago, I wrote a song for Aaron Lewis called Am I the Only One that did really well during the COVID era.

And I would give the song to somebody that I thought could sing it.

But nobody wants their buses to stop going down the road and their employees to get, you know, they still worried about being canceled.

So I said, you know, at this late stage in my career, I've been doing this for 40 years for everybody else.

My grandkids and my kids said, Dan, you should put this out.

This is all you talk about, you know.

And you are a voice.

You've given your voice to everybody else all these years.

It's time for you to speak up with yours.

So I said, you know what?

I'll do it.

So I did it.

And here I am.

And I'm so grateful for this opportunity, Glenn, really.

It's hard to find.

Yeah, that's really up to iTunes.

Go ahead.

I was just going to say iTunes is really all that you have left to truly monitor what is actually being sold to the public.

It's the only format left.