Sheryl Crow

I mean, hardly ever.

I mean, we were middle class, so I probably was better off than what you were from what I understand.

But we still didn't.

I mean.

Yeah.

I know.

And, you know, I think now more than ever, I feel the ego of America.

You know, we've listened to so long about how we are the exceptional country and,

In watching what's happening now, I feel like we're all getting very desensitized to the ego aspect of our country.

And, you know, coming in and demolishing and all in the name of making it better for other people.

And it...

I think it's just it's going to be an interesting time when we come through these next couple of years to see where we land, you know, especially we're getting ready to celebrate 250 years, which does not feel to me.

It doesn't feel and this sounds awful.

It doesn't feel like we're celebrating at this moment.

Like I'd like to celebrate what we really stand for.

But I don't see that happening next year.

I feel like it's going to be a huge celebration of ego and who we've conquered and how rich we are and, you know, all the things that seem that right now are masking what's really happening in this country.

Yeah.

And that bums me out.

And it's been sown right in front of us.