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Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Boogie Down Josh, and there's Disco Stu Chuck. And it's just the two of us because Diana Ross Jerry is not here right now.
Yeah, this is one I'm surprised we didn't tackle shortly after our disco episode as like a two-parter.
It is a little surprising, isn't it? But I hadn't heard of Studio 54 until you picked this, so I don't know how that would have been possible. It's funny. I'm just kidding. I have. I've heard of it. I'm cool, man. I'm hip. Even though I guess I was one year old to three years old when it was open. So as it was going on, I wasn't aware of it.
But later in life, I kind of developed an awareness of it. What do you think about all that?
I mean, I would have been six years old to nine, so I probably could have gotten into Studio 54.
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