Steve Denehan

When I said your job and you said it's not a job, I do it, it makes me happy.

Yeah.

And I think more and more we're all going to have to find something that makes us happy.

That may not be a living.

Yeah.

And if it's not a living,

How are we going to all, you know, survive, pay the mortgage, put food on the table, blah, blah, blah.

Yeah.

But I think there will be a huge resurgence in the arts, for want of a better term.

Yeah, that'd be nice.

It would.

And in fact, it's quite easy to, actually, that's another thing.

It's kind of contradicting your point, but I understand where you're coming from.

But I was listening to, I've got into Chet, you know, Chet Baker.

Did you ever hear of Chet Baker?

i didn't really which wind instrument does he play trumpet trumpet right yeah oh beautiful but actually it was the stuff he said he says amazing singing voice just utterly incredible singing effortlessly brilliant right up until his death and he was a massive heroin addict and stuff he really like on his last legs but still this beautiful plaintive voice

But so I was listening to Chet Baker loads of times on YouTube.

In fact, as I write, it's very nice to write.

And, you know, YouTube has an algorithm where the next thing comes along and the next thing.

So I never noticed.