Steve Byrne

You're trying to establish some kind of attitude or, you know, ambiance or something like that.

Why at a sports bar in San Antonio?

We were sitting.

And after George the Iceman Gervin.

Yeah.

We were sitting in Detroit alone in a sports bar in the middle of the deserted Detroit, and this was pumped in as well.

And then we went to the Detroit airport alone, and we sat in a bar, and this was being pumped in.

Why the sport?

If it's fucking infiltrated, are you going to pump it into the fucking AIDS hospice?

Like, what's next?

So I said, look around.

There's just people spitting on each other because they're trying to talk because this is too loud.

And we're watching NASCAR and average age 52 and nobody's dancing and no one wants to hear this.

And the guy's like, yeah, well, we could play.

I think the musical change, it just changes.

It keeps changing.

And then there's the world's most drunken, obnoxious chick in front of me.

And she goes, well, what do you want them to play?

As if there's no other, like, oh, you got me, sister.

You're right.