And during Koven, I'm wondering, is that something you're able to do at home?

Do you do a lot of karaoke at home?

So it's kind of got a bit out of hand.

I, uh, have I managed tohave homes that have basements in them.

And, uh, it started with, like, one little karaoke machine and like a string of lights and it's evolved into the next house that I moved into had a giant basement.

And I basically spent this year turning it into a 19 sixties tiki karaoke lounge, like with vintage furniture and, like I painted all the walls and I hung like disco lights.

And it's very elaborate, Like somebody walking down there the other day and looked at me like I was crazy.

They were like, What is this?

You know?

You know what it sounds like to me?

Evan, it sounds like a code violation.

It sounds like you are running a legitimate Polynesian restaurant in your basement.

It e could Yes, I could probably I need a permit for this s Oh, yes.

I have been able to carry if you actually just celebrated my 33rd birthday and safely had, you know, people tested like three p people who came over, and we actually reenacted like every Broadway show in the basement, complete with a version of It's a hard Knock Life with my friends with mops and brooms doing a whole choreographed in number.

And it was It was wonderful.

Yeah, it was.

It was very needed in such a gloomy time.

Just your your your I know that you love music and, uh, anyone who loves music or even doing stand up for working in front of a live crowd.

That's what we're all jonesing for during CO of it.

I mean, I miss I really miss restaurants, and I miss audiences.

Um, and I'd love to eat a really good meal in front of an audience.

That would be my dream, you know, in co vid fantastic.

Yes, but I would like to just blow up, blow out my birthday candles.

You know, you can't even like people can't even blow out their birthday candles on their cakes.

Right?

Right.

Well, your band, uh, it's evidence.

Zane, What was the last, um, performance that you did what was the last?

Could you remember?

Because I could remember my last live performance, I think, was in this theater like And then two days later, everything was shut down.

So I have this fond memory.

Do you remember the last time that you guys perform live?

Yes, the last time we performed live Every year we dio in Anti Valentine's Day show.

We've we've kind of turned February 15th into the polar opposite of Valentine's Day because our band started with this idea I had of, you know, singles and broken hearted people have nowhere to go during the holiday.

So I was like, Let's cram a bunch of people into a bar and sing just the saddest, most depressing songs about heartbreak and misery And it turned out with this very cathartic amazing night.

So now we made it an annual thing on DSO Yeah, February 15th, I believe, was our last show.

Live on Be just performed our first streaming show, and you must be able to relate to this how no one claps after anything that you do like no one laughs at jokes.

No one, you mean.

Are you talking about during during zoom or in my entire career?

Yeah, I don't know.

During Zoom I disturbed that.

Wanna break free?

Um, but I know what you mean, But, uh, we're used weird.

We're used to feed back.

Yeah, feeding off of the audience is energy.

We have none of that.

And so you don't know whether or not you're bombing Or what way did a rage against the machine song killing in the name and man?

I think that's the first time that song has ever been played to just a room full of no one And the song ends with me just screaming f you I won't do what they tell me Like over and over.

And I really went for it just after I won't talk to Tom.

I on then trucks.

Uh huh.

S o okay.

I'm like dripping sweat.

Yeah, it's it's It's a very strange experience, very straight.

Then the doorbell rings and it's your Postmates delivery.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Exactly.

Or like somebody interrupts the streaming with, like, a text message or zoom call or you're sorry.

Sorry.

My son, my son runs on the stage, puts a fire Manhattan, you know, just like that's how it works.

Yeah, yeah.

Maybe.

Maybe you just have to shelve rage against the machine during, you know, until you get an audience back or just lean in.

Maybe we should just on Lee do crazy loud songs and just just go for it.

You know, what I should start doing is telling jokes.

And when I don't get a response, lose my temper on Yell as if what?

The f s your problem, man, There's a pretty good joke.

What's wrong with you?

And just completely escalate until I'm taking away.

That would be great.

There you go.

We're getting close.

We're getting close.