Speaker 1: It's nine Gen one Engine with Jenny Garth and Tory Spelling.
Speaker 2: Hey, do you guys remember that episode when Kelly went
Speaker 2: to see how do all of her best friends go
Speaker 2: to the Dave Cause concert.
Speaker 3: For your twenty first birthday?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: You do.
Speaker 2: Guess what I'm about to blow your mind cause he's
Speaker 2: on the pod today.
Speaker 3: O me, you guys, let's cause some trouble right now.
Speaker 4: Oh that was a good one, cause a commotion.
Speaker 2: I just love him, love them.
Speaker 3: It's the name that never stops giving pause and effect.
Speaker 3: I hope he utilized that. Back then, they didn't even
Speaker 3: do puns.
Speaker 2: Oh no, if you don't know, Dave Cause is a
Speaker 2: platinum selling artist, saxophonist, composer, producer, and radio personality. Not
Speaker 2: to mention, he is Santa Claus iHeart Podcasts. Listen on
Speaker 2: the iHeartRadio app.
Speaker 5: Hello everybody, Hey, look who.
Speaker 2: It is Dave Cause.
Speaker 1: You guys, there has not been many there's not been
Speaker 1: quite as many guest stars from nine to two to
Speaker 1: zero that had us talking as much as you Dave calls.
Speaker 2: We were all stumped. We were all stumped. Why Kelly
Speaker 2: Hatter birthday party at the Hollywood Bust for twenty thirty.
Speaker 5: First, well, first of all, this is very surreal for me.
Speaker 5: I'm just looking at you. Two have not changed it all,
Speaker 5: by the way, you look the same.
Speaker 3: Do you do too?
Speaker 5: Oh? I feel old, old, old, especially because yesterday I
Speaker 5: watched that episode. Oh. I found it online because I
Speaker 5: was it's been like thirty years or something like that,
Speaker 5: and I watched it and I was I was pleasantly surprised.
Speaker 5: First of all, you guys looked amazing, And I had
Speaker 5: that same question that you had Jenny, like why would
Speaker 5: you Why would anybody who was turning twenty one to
Speaker 5: a Dave Cause concert?
Speaker 2: It just didn't match up for us at that moment. Strange,
Speaker 2: not that we didn't have fun buddies with somebody.
Speaker 4: How did it all happen?
Speaker 2: Yes? How did we come to get you on our show?
Speaker 5: I was hoping that you would remember.
Speaker 1: Was shot at the Greek Like I think you were
Speaker 1: having a real concert that they shot during a real Oh.
Speaker 4: I thought it was awesome.
Speaker 1: Was the Greek because remember David Silver is working at
Speaker 1: the Greek Theater. Maybe we were getting maybe I just
Speaker 1: said we, like I was on on atop Maybe you
Speaker 1: all got some money from the Greek.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I think that that's all very nice to think about.
Speaker 5: I used to play the Greek theater. But I don't
Speaker 5: think that it was actually a show that we had planned.
Speaker 5: I think that it was all for television, and I'm
Speaker 5: not exactly sure how I got on that show, but
Speaker 5: there was a string of shows that for some reason
Speaker 5: I got on. I was also on Melrose Place General
Speaker 5: Hospitals all during this time when there was a lot
Speaker 5: of activity, television activity for a saxophone player, and it's
Speaker 5: very strange. I'm mortified by what I was wearing.
Speaker 2: By the way we all are, It's okay, not what
Speaker 2: you were wearing, what we were wearing. We were all
Speaker 2: more fun about what you were wearing today, But I was.
Speaker 5: Really It just was another slice of time that I
Speaker 5: hadn't visited in a very long time, and so it
Speaker 5: was really interesting to watch again. I want to also
Speaker 5: say thank you for having me on your show. Your
Speaker 5: show is incredibly popular all over the world because I
Speaker 5: know that you were talking about me because I heard
Speaker 5: from someone who's a sister of a guy that I
Speaker 5: work with who lives in Sydney, Australia, who called him
Speaker 5: and said, uh, they're talking about Dave cause on this
Speaker 5: on this podcast now two one O podcast, and I
Speaker 5: was like, what, why would they be talking about me?
Speaker 5: So I was very impressed. And now here we all are,
Speaker 5: so here we are.
Speaker 2: We had you yeah, yeah, every single I mean, why
Speaker 2: wouldn't we talk about you?
Speaker 5: You have? You have?
Speaker 2: You had such a fantastic career. I mean you have
Speaker 2: a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. And you're
Speaker 2: just like, I don't know, you had an amazing career,
Speaker 2: not had, but you still have.
Speaker 5: He's gonna say, is it over? You know, did you.
Speaker 2: Ever think that you would be getting? Yeah, the Presidential
Speaker 2: Achievement Award by President from President Biden.
Speaker 5: All of this is, including being on your show, It's
Speaker 5: all a bit of a magic carpet ride, a dream
Speaker 5: that I never even thought possible. I was just a
Speaker 5: geeky band kid growing up in Tarzana, California, playing the soathophone,
Speaker 5: driving on my bike to seven o'clock in the morning
Speaker 5: jazz rehearsal before school started, with the saxophone strap to
Speaker 5: a basket on my boat. Was as geeky and still
Speaker 5: am actually as they come. And so all of this
Speaker 5: is just a big dream come true. And I still
Speaker 5: pinched myself all these years later.
Speaker 2: Wait, okay, so do you remember when we were on
Speaker 2: the show and you met us? Did you did you
Speaker 2: meet all of the cast and were we nice to you?
Speaker 4: That question?
Speaker 5: I remember, Well. It was David, who, I guess under
Speaker 5: these circumstances, was working at the Greek, and I knew
Speaker 5: that this was a television role of working at the Greek,
Speaker 5: because what he was doing in the show is things
Speaker 5: that someone who was actually working there would never do.
Speaker 5: It was but everybody was, as I recall, everybody was
Speaker 5: super super nice. There was a long day of filming there,
Speaker 5: and obviously.
Speaker 1: You guys, sir, I'm still like tripping out that it
Speaker 1: wasn't a real or what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't believe that either.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry if you want to put something under the
Speaker 5: banner of not actually being you know, or fake news,
Speaker 5: if you will. I was playing this is technical, this
Speaker 5: is sax tech talk. The alto saxophone on the on
Speaker 5: the stage saxophone on the record is a soprano saxophone.
Speaker 5: Why why, I'm not even sure. I was wondering why
Speaker 5: I didn't use the soprano for that. It was strange.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure. Maybe one of the director of producer
Speaker 5: said the soprano was too small looking and didn't look
Speaker 5: enough like a saxophone or something.
Speaker 4: Iconic song forgive me that.
Speaker 1: I don't know the title of that, like iconic song
Speaker 1: that you perform, which is probably why we all had
Speaker 1: to watch it. It wasn't it's not on streaming, right,
Speaker 1: Is that because of the music we had to watch
Speaker 1: it like on our phones or whatever on a DVD.
Speaker 5: Maybe, Well, this a song. The song is called You
Speaker 5: Make Me Smilele and it was from an album mine
Speaker 5: called Lucky Man that came out in nineteen ninety three,
Speaker 5: and I think this episode was nineteen ninety five, and
Speaker 5: it had already become kind of a hit song. I
Speaker 5: wrote my brother, my older brother, Jeff, And so I'm
Speaker 5: not sure how we managed to finagle. Somebody must have
Speaker 5: been paying off somebody to get me on that show
Speaker 5: because it was ridiculously popular at the time, and it
Speaker 5: sort of catapulted the song into another direction because it
Speaker 5: was such a pop culture phenom and getting a chance
Speaker 5: to be seen in the same perimeter as you guys
Speaker 5: kind of hipping me up a little bit. So I'm
Speaker 5: very grateful. I think it was the song that was
Speaker 5: being promoted heavily at the time, so it was probably
Speaker 5: what the record company. I was signed to Capitol Records
Speaker 5: for twenty years and at the top label, so I'm
Speaker 5: sure they had something to do with it. They wanted
Speaker 5: to promote the song that was well.
Speaker 1: Oh and did I think i'd I met your brother
Speaker 1: at John and Vinnie's in Brentwood.
Speaker 4: Like, I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling that right now, but I really think that
Speaker 1: that happened.
Speaker 4: I also have to read you, guys this description of
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 1: Everyone wants it, Uh Okay, Dylan takes a big step
Speaker 1: forward in his campaign to take down Tony Marchett while
Speaker 1: everyone else worries about making sure Kelly has the Dave
Speaker 1: Cauziest birthday.
Speaker 4: But anyone ever.
Speaker 2: Had, Oh wow, that's you've reached success to have us
Speaker 2: want to have a Dave Cauzias birthday.
Speaker 5: Even I don't.
Speaker 1: Do people remember that you were on Do you ever like, like,
Speaker 1: is that the last thing you hear?
Speaker 4: Do Sometimes people say, you.
Speaker 5: Know, I do hear it from time to time. I
Speaker 5: also hear because at the very beginning of my career,
Speaker 5: somehow I got on the Steve Erkele show. I can't
Speaker 5: remember what the name of.
Speaker 3: That family, right.
Speaker 5: And also during one of my concerts that Erkele comes
Speaker 5: to and brings his girlfriend and stops the concert in
Speaker 5: the middle of it, and I go up there and
Speaker 5: and kind of talk to him up in the balcony.
Speaker 2: Does he say, did I do that?
Speaker 5: Something along those lines? Yeah, but that was kind of
Speaker 5: maybe a couple of years before this. And so I
Speaker 5: do hear about the family matters thing, and I hear
Speaker 5: about nine two and oh, you've got lots of huge fans.
Speaker 5: You know, it's an amazing thing that you have this
Speaker 5: podcast for Bug Again, I wanted to say, I'm very
Speaker 5: flattered and honored to be a part of it.
Speaker 1: So happy to have you have no idea, I'm so
Speaker 1: happy when you said yes, I was like, Oh, that's amazing.
Speaker 5: But you know, Amy, this is a how old is
Speaker 5: this show? Thirty plus years old? That ill people are
Speaker 5: taught talking about it? Still, it's such a part, especially
Speaker 5: if you're of a certain age like me, it's so
Speaker 5: much part of your of your life. You know, you
Speaker 5: look back on those I mean, I had that hairstyle
Speaker 5: with the longside burns that Dylan and Brandon had and
Speaker 5: I'm sure that the two of you set off so
Speaker 5: many You both look so beautiful, the makeup, the hair,
Speaker 5: You guys age better When looking back at that episode,
Speaker 5: the women look timeless, the guys not so much.
Speaker 1: They ruined my eyebrows, Dave, because of literally because of
Speaker 1: Jenny and Tory, Kelly and Donnad.
Speaker 3: We mean, give us a minute to bask. And what
Speaker 3: Dave Toss just said to us.
Speaker 4: Okay, enjoy, enjoy, enjoy it, enjoy.
Speaker 3: Thank you. He just called us timeless.
Speaker 2: That means a lot coming from you. I mean, you, guys,
Speaker 2: is an epic career and you're still going strong. What
Speaker 2: tell you're playing, Dave, cos does Disney now, which has
Speaker 2: got to be so fulfilling.
Speaker 5: That's true. Yeah, that's a very sweet thing for you
Speaker 5: to say. I love. I grew up on Disney music,
Speaker 5: so I knew that there was going to be a
Speaker 5: time that I did a project. And it's just an
Speaker 5: ep it's like four songs, but I got a chance
Speaker 5: to take my saxophone to some of those timeless melodies,
Speaker 5: like when you Wish upon a Star. There's a great
Speaker 5: song that lin Manuel Miranda wrote from incanto called dos
Speaker 5: orra Gita's that we did, and then I did a
Speaker 5: remake of the Christina Aguilera song from Ulan and yeah,
Speaker 5: things are going well. I just in the process of
Speaker 5: making a new album with a jazz legend by the
Speaker 5: name of Bob James, who's older than me.
Speaker 4: He looks he's the phone.
Speaker 5: He's older than Biden.
Speaker 4: Wow. Oh no, is yours?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 4: Do you pick it up for fun? Or does it
Speaker 4: feel like work? Like is it you know?
Speaker 1: We read all about like we've got to have hobbies
Speaker 1: and things we love, and music and art should should
Speaker 1: be those passions for us. So because it's also your work,
Speaker 1: or would you go like in your studio or and
Speaker 1: just play for fun or sit outside on the patio.
Speaker 1: By the way, your home is gorgeous, like it's amazing.
Speaker 5: This is a place called a little hideaway house in Saucelito, California.
Speaker 5: I'm at Maraga.
Speaker 4: Do you know Maraga?
Speaker 5: I do know Maraga.
Speaker 4: I'm We're like so close.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, beautiful look at that for you?
Speaker 3: That was so like gorgeous beautiful that I thought it
Speaker 3: was a visual like a green screen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you just look out that window and the
Speaker 1: ocean is right there.
Speaker 4: The bay.
Speaker 5: That's the bay. That's the bay. I do look out,
Speaker 5: and I find myself looking out.
Speaker 2: This is Amy just wants to know if you sit
Speaker 2: on the patio there and noodle around on your sex.
Speaker 5: I do. There's there isn't really a patio to go
Speaker 5: out on. And plus I don't want to disturb the neighbors.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be evicted here. I don't play. Uh.
Speaker 3: I like to have the on the toilet. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't think they would mind hearing Dave pause perform next.
Speaker 3: Imagine, trust me.
Speaker 5: I like that. But I do. To answer your question, Amy,
Speaker 5: I do absolutely. I do play for fun. I do
Speaker 5: in my best moments. Uh, that's what I love to do,
Speaker 5: and just sit and write music or come up with
Speaker 5: melodies and just play for play with myself if you will.
Speaker 5: And then hopefully did.
Speaker 2: I just say that, yes you did Dave Cousey's birthday?
Speaker 2: Ever do coach da?
Speaker 3: I feel like you cook? Cook what I have that
Speaker 3: one right?
Speaker 5: I do make a good breakfast though, I can make.
Speaker 5: That's my one meal where I can I can do well.
Speaker 5: I did. I made myself some scrambled eggs today. They
Speaker 5: were very very good.
Speaker 3: Nice nice. Can we talk cruising now?
Speaker 2: Of course, who would not want to do this? Dave
Speaker 2: Cause and friends on the Dave caseyist see cruise ever.
Speaker 5: Come celebrate your birthday and the most Dave.
Speaker 3: Is that an invitation?
Speaker 4: Wait? Come on, oh my gods birthday together this year?
Speaker 3: Can we we could see until twenty it's sold out.
Speaker 2: Sorry, there's no room for us on the boat, the
Speaker 2: cruise cruise.
Speaker 3: We do want to go on a cruise.
Speaker 5: You should come with us. We could do this podcast
Speaker 5: on the boat. Okay.
Speaker 2: Do you enjoy your time on the cruise when you're
Speaker 2: the main attraction of the cruise is my question?
Speaker 5: Well, just imagine it is as a floating jazz festival
Speaker 5: that doesn't have just jazz. There's a lot of R
Speaker 5: and B. There's pop music, there's dance music. There's all
Speaker 5: kinds of different things that you can find. We put
Speaker 5: together around usually somewhere between one hundred and fifty and
Speaker 5: two hundred people between the artists and crew. We've been
Speaker 5: doing it for almost twenty years, and the next we
Speaker 5: just finished the one that was in Greece, went to
Speaker 5: the Greek Islands and also a little bit of Italy
Speaker 5: and Malta and the ship is about two thousand passengers
Speaker 5: and we do it twice for two different groups of guests.
Speaker 5: So this last May we had about four thousand, mostly
Speaker 5: Americans who come and they're united by their shared love
Speaker 5: of music. That's why everybody is there. But if you're
Speaker 5: on the cruise, you'd know that there's another thing that's
Speaker 5: really happening. It's very hard to put into words, but
Speaker 5: it's everybody. You got young and old and gay and straight, Republican,
Speaker 5: democo at, all different races, races, all different religions, and
Speaker 5: everybody for one week because they're there for the music.
Speaker 5: They just erase all those lines that normally separate different
Speaker 5: groups of people and everybody just encourages each other well.
Speaker 3: And also they can't get off.
Speaker 4: So where does the twenty twenty five cruise go?
Speaker 5: That one starts in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and goes to
Speaker 5: Norway and ends up in Raykivic, Iceland, and Iceland is
Speaker 5: behind me up the most exciting places.
Speaker 3: To puffinsfs puffins, not the cereal, not the cereal.
Speaker 4: I was thinking the alcohol TiO words.
Speaker 5: Probably the cereal too. I love doing the cruises. They're
Speaker 5: really wonderful experiences and it it's a unique experience that's
Speaker 5: very tough to put in toowards. But anybody who's been,
Speaker 5: they understand what it's about, and that's why they come
Speaker 5: back is for that feeling of community and in our world,
Speaker 5: not to get to you know, esoteric here, but you know,
Speaker 5: we don't have many things that that in this world
Speaker 5: where everybody is divided into their camps and it's a
Speaker 5: very polarized society. It's like really beautiful feeling to be
Speaker 5: amongst everybody and just this incredible variety of different types
Speaker 5: of people and everybody's getting along, everybody's supporting each So
Speaker 5: that's why I love to do it, and I encourage
Speaker 5: people to have the experience if they can.
Speaker 2: I'm ready about it.
Speaker 3: Sold out and we can't come.
Speaker 5: I think next year is not sold out, So.
Speaker 4: Now twenty twenty five people can go.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Just around the corner, they're saying, we have a chance.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I would love it, if you guys can. I
Speaker 5: have special deal to.
Speaker 1: Have to give a shout out to our producer Lorraine,
Speaker 1: who titled our last episode about you pausing major confusion
Speaker 1: and I can't wait to see what we're going to
Speaker 1: call this episode where Dave Cause is the star.
Speaker 5: Why are you people even bothering with someone like that?
Speaker 5: I mean, we are.
Speaker 3: With you?
Speaker 5: Is this an infatuation? Is it a punked episode? That's
Speaker 5: what I want to know.
Speaker 2: We don't even understand it, Dave. We don't obsessed with.
Speaker 3: You, but even more now talking to you like this
Speaker 3: is a thing.
Speaker 5: Well, I will. I will come back anytime you would like.
Speaker 5: I would love to be on your show again, to.
Speaker 1: Be live from sas Alito, because it looks pretty good there.
Speaker 5: Right now, Amy, you should, I know we're looking.
Speaker 1: Do you spend most of your time in northern California
Speaker 1: when you're not cruising or causing trouble?
Speaker 5: I live in Los Angeles still, I still it's my
Speaker 5: primary residence. But anytime that I can, especially during the
Speaker 5: pandemic when everything shut down, this is love. And it's
Speaker 5: a very tiny little place. It may look big on
Speaker 5: on zoom here, but it's it's only about nine hundred
Speaker 5: square feet.
Speaker 4: Amazing, Salsalito so cool. Do you go to Barbaci?
Speaker 5: I do go to Barbachi.
Speaker 4: It's amazing and the pizza is delicious.
Speaker 5: Pizza.
Speaker 4: Is it not a great spot.
Speaker 5: My favorite restaurant top five in the world is it's
Speaker 5: called the Buckeye Roadhouse. Have you ever been there?
Speaker 4: Okay, of course. First of all, this Smore Pie is.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you guys, I need to get come
Speaker 2: to both of these places, Dave.
Speaker 1: I was just about to say, only better than Barbaci
Speaker 1: is the buck Eye. And I have many a story
Speaker 1: for you about the Buck Eye.
Speaker 5: That place is I have amazing Markinis. By the way,
Speaker 5: I don't mean to make you feel sad, but you
Speaker 5: can join me. Amy. I don't know about the other ladies,
Speaker 5: but I'm going there tonight.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Amy, you're getting invited, sinner, Amy.
Speaker 5: It's a reservation for seven o'clock. My very best friend
Speaker 5: in the wh Hawaii world, Jamie doobe is meeting me.
Speaker 5: That's his real name, Jamie Doobee.
Speaker 3: I'm so jealous right now.
Speaker 2: Yah, I go, Amy, I'm gonna be so mad.
Speaker 1: I'm a big loser if I don't go. The food
Speaker 1: at the Buckeye.
Speaker 4: First of all, it's super cool and vibe and the
Speaker 4: bar is amazing. But the food is delicious, delicious.
Speaker 3: In your top five restaurants in the world, it is,
Speaker 3: I might.
Speaker 4: Agree, with you, I might agree with you.
Speaker 1: And food, well, the steaks are delicious, but if you
Speaker 1: get the fish, I still recommend getting the potatoes that
Speaker 1: come with the steak.
Speaker 5: And they will.
Speaker 1: It's sort of like a potato al grotten kind of
Speaker 1: a vibe, and they will do it from time to time.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they get a little nervous if it's real crowded,
Speaker 1: but they will substitute the potato over the salads, the
Speaker 1: bread that the whole the food is so great, the
Speaker 1: Buckeye is iconic.
Speaker 5: If they give me any any crap about switching out
Speaker 5: my potatoes a grotten, I'm gonna tell I did it
Speaker 5: for Amy, sugarman. They should do it for me.
Speaker 3: Amy. I'm going to brawl you over Dave Cause.
Speaker 2: Seriously, Yeah, this is taking a turn, Remember, happier.
Speaker 1: Than if Jenny and Torri would come up here and
Speaker 1: we take Dave Cause to the buck eye.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I bet you think it's tricky though.
Speaker 1: Do you have to park in that parking lot of
Speaker 1: cross and then you sort of frogger it across that
Speaker 1: busy road sketch.
Speaker 5: The way right there too, So you got to be
Speaker 5: very very.
Speaker 4: Careful, a little icy when you when you park, you.
Speaker 5: Dinner at the Buckeye. I bet you that they would
Speaker 5: comp the meal.
Speaker 2: Oh, we'd probably get the potatoes.
Speaker 5: At least you would at least get the potatoes. But
Speaker 5: the small pie. That restaurant has been there since the
Speaker 5: nineteen fifties, so it's just imagine red, old red and
Speaker 5: a lot of wood. It's like a hunting lodge on
Speaker 5: the side of the free in there Forever. It's an
Speaker 5: amazing bar.
Speaker 3: If you have a favor right now.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I have to ask.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I sit upstairs, but I think I prefer to
Speaker 1: be in the downstairs in the.
Speaker 5: Booths you mean in the bar area, or.
Speaker 4: No, in the back main dining room. But you know
Speaker 4: how they have those booths along the window.
Speaker 3: Yes, do ourselves from this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys find the.
Speaker 1: Outdoor dining during hopefully that whole outdoor.
Speaker 4: The buck guy is this makes my whole day.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is really good because a lot of
Speaker 5: people listen to your show, and when anybody comes to
Speaker 5: the Bay Area, they're going to say, shouldn't we go
Speaker 5: to the Bucky Roadhouse. We're actually increasing their business perhaps
Speaker 5: tenfold right now by talking about it.
Speaker 1: And it's hard to get a reservation already. Sometimes I
Speaker 1: have to get a four forty five. I'm not gonna lie,
Speaker 1: godive for five it is.
Speaker 4: That's the early Bird Special, yes, and I'm not mad
Speaker 4: at it. I think they like start at four thirty.
Speaker 4: So when I get a four forty five, I'm like,
Speaker 4: I'm down.
Speaker 5: It's fine.
Speaker 2: I would so be there tonight if I didn't live
Speaker 2: really far away.
Speaker 1: So I'm dave. You've exceeded my expectation of being awesome.
Speaker 1: And I book you on KTLA a lot too. I
Speaker 1: will say I booked that show, so thank you for
Speaker 1: doing that. But you've exceeded my expectations of being August.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah.
Speaker 3: Is there something your fans call you? It's like a
Speaker 3: pun with your name? Is there anything cosey Cat?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Like yeah, well like the Coats of Palooza.
Speaker 5: Let's see that. I have been doing a Christmas tour.
Speaker 5: This year will be twenty seven years uninterrupted.
Speaker 2: Twenty Do they call you Santa?
Speaker 5: Cause they do, but not year round? Just in December?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's world good?
Speaker 4: Did you see Lorrange just wrote? Just because?
Speaker 3: What else? Is that?
Speaker 5: Our?
Speaker 3: That's got to be it?
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 5: The next album title for sure.
Speaker 2: We had you on just because because we love you. Dave,
Speaker 2: cause I love.
Speaker 5: You and I want to wish you much continued success
Speaker 5: in all that we're doing. And again, thank you very
Speaker 5: very much for having me on your show.
Speaker 4: You with the buck Eye for sure, thank you.
Speaker 5: Seven see you there.
Speaker 3: I'm here. He's special. He gets the seven o'clock reservation.
Speaker 1: I know I'm at four forty five, Dave, cause now
Speaker 1: do you put it under cause Santa?
Speaker 2: Cause of course he gets a table Santa.
Speaker 5: There's always room for Santa. Santa.
Speaker 1: Happy happy twenty first birthday, Kelly Taylor.
Speaker 4: Because of that we have Dave cause.
Speaker 5: Yep, happy twenty first. Thank you guys so much, Thank you.
Speaker 3: We'll see you soon.
Speaker 2: Bye by bye