Rob Bradford

Isn't that crazy?

Like this is like how we remember stuff like that.

Like that John Mayne story is awesome.

But isn't that crazy how we remember stuff?

Yeah.

And so do you go, do you remember, here's another cliche question, but I love asking it anyway.

Do you remember the first time you went to a major league baseball game?

I always say this, and actually other people have said that the common thread when you go to a game that you remember, because again, when you talk about remembering that spring training game, baseball is weird that way.

It makes you remember things.

crazy crazy intricate things and a lot of people when they go to that first game and maybe it was you in first grade in the field trip it's like oh man the whites are never whiter the greens are never greener it's like you know the blues are never bluer you know that whole thing so I don't know if you felt that way or not I remember just like walking I mean

man you were you were scratching right where i hit i mean that's exactly what i think a lot of people feel that same way that drive by a big stadium it's it's sort of like if you if you're making a trip down the east coast from i don't know northeast of florida if you drive by a stadium like that's the highlight of your day oh 100 right it's crazy 100 i love even i've done uh like gigs

So let me ask you this.

So obviously, you know, well, have you always been musical?

I know that this, like that, that came before baseball, right?

Okay.

All right.

So when did, when did you start thinking that the two could merge?

Oh, boy.

Maybe it was like a couple of years ago.

I don't know.