Randall Cobb

And if you're on the road, silence a crowd by one given moment or whatever.

If you're at home to feel that energy of the fans, because we really feed off of that.

You get the ball and get in the end zone and feel that crowd just to look out.

So this was probably the closest thing that I've ever felt to that, going on the show and having those moments.

And no, there wasn't a crowd, but that euphoric feeling of going down a dam or jumping out of a helicopter.

It was a lot of fun.

I'm sure you talked about it, but what happened?

Yes.

So we had a house fire in the garage.

We had a Tesla.

And right at the connection of the cord and the wall, a fire started.

The fire alarm went off.

We had a faulty fire alarm like three months earlier.

So we didn't really think much of it.

It's like 10 p.m.

Me and my wife are in the office, like getting our youngest son's passport information ready.

We had a passport appointment the next morning.

So we're getting that all in line and the fire alarm goes off.

Babies are sleeping.

Babies are sleeping.