مولد صوت AI مجاني Joey Mclntyre من Fish Audio

So like, I figured out this whole commissary hustle, right? You gotta keep the kitchen guys happy with cigarettes, but then you need enough left over to trade with the laundry crew for extra services, and you know, keep everything smooth with the block captain and shit.

Honestly, I'll tell you, when we're writing these days, we try not to overthink the old stuff. It’s like, we’re not those same angsty kids anymore, you know? We’re just trying to capture those small, weird moments that actually happen in real life between the big choruses.

So I'm sitting there in my dressing room, right, and the producer comes in - this is like 15 minutes before we're supposed to start - and says there's been a mix-up with the guests. And I'm thinking, okay, fine, but then it turns out they booked two different people with the exact same name.

You know what's funny about growing up with different cultures? My friend Ahmed would bring these amazing smelling kebabs to school, and I'd sit there with my boring sandwich, just watching him unwrap this incredible lunch, every single time, and the whole cafeteria would turn around.

Honestly, I was hesitant about returning, you know? When you leave a character in a good place, you don't want to mess that up. But the fans, they have this incredible energy, and I started thinking there’s still a story worth telling here, right?

The thing is, we're all carrying this ancient wisdom inside us, like every cell in your body knows something that goes back generations. People today think they need to learn everything new, but really, we're just remembering what we always knew.

So this guy decides to fake his own death for the insurance money. Now, his name's Marcus, and he's about 35 at the time. The thing is, he didn't tell his wife about the plan. I guess he figured she'd be more convincing if she didn't know. Anyway, here's where it gets interesting...

So we started doing these live shows, and then someone said hey, you should record these too, and I thought okay, why not? And then we got better equipment, and now we're doing it twice a week, and it's really starting to take off.