Parker McCollum

It'll wear your ass out.

And nobody really can relate like they can understand and they can sympathize.

And it's not, and that's the other side of it.

It's like, it's not anything to sympathize because the life you're living is just not real life.

It's unbelievable.

So it's like, nobody really wants to hear how tired you are of this and that, you know, because all you've been doing is just the craziest every day is just, you know, it's, it's, it's an incredible blessing, but.

But it's a lot easier if you're taking care of yourself and you're sober and you are doing what you know you're supposed to do.

And sometimes I'm very good at that and other times I'm not good at that.

And that's what I mean about the inconsistent thing is like,

It's like I can't seem to do it 365 days out of the year.

I feel like one a lot, though.

We've kind of had one.

It's been pretty light in March.

We did a five-week winter tour January, February, and then...

March, we only played two shows, but like I got to do album coming out.

So I'm about to just go.

Absolutely.

It's all about to start again.

And like, I can feel it.

It's like, it's like out there every day, like behind me looking over my shoulder, just like, here I come, you know, you better get ready.