William Montgomery

Yeah, I don't know.

I have no idea.

I was listening to the presidents of the United States of America.

Remember them?

Absolutely.

Like the Peaches song and everything.

That was my first CD.

And it was actually we're talking about Hawaii when my parents picked me up from the airport from that trip to Hawaii in the third grade.

my father is my first cd i ever got was the president of the united states of america he got it for me and we're listening to it on the drive back to my parents house from the memphis airport and the first song is called kitty and they say the word fuck in it like halfway through and my mom just immediately ejects it and that was my one cd i ever had it was i listened to half a song and then it was gone it's like pissed me off so bad what did your parents listen to

Larry, for sure, always like classic rock, like Led Zeppelin, just all kinds of, I'd say, good taste in music.

And my mom, yeah, still, I don't know, still classic rock kind of stuff.

But she just didn't like the idea of rock.

Like growing up when I'd get a CD at Kmart or something, Kmart was always the ones without parental advisory.

I was never allowed to get a parental advisory CD.

Larry was familiar.

Larry was familiar with like Peaches.

No, it was Larry was familiar because that's when we were we would listen to like there was 93 acts and 96 in Memphis.

I was growing up listening to alternative rock and roll and stuff.

I'm glad you said that.

I thought you were about to say sixth grade, super into drugs.