Jovi KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

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.

You know, my boy's getting real good at the guitar now. He's about twice my size already, and when he hits those strings, it's like thunder. Funny thing is, some record executives who gave me trouble back then might hear him knocking on their door soon.

You know what happened today? I was driving to the grocery store, and my mind started going to these places. Like, what if the brakes failed? And I started thinking about all these scenarios. And my daughter was in the backseat, which made it even worse.

6:50 this morning, and the first thing I hear is about the roster. My son is convinced that John Schneider is a genius for those off-season moves. He's listing stats before breakfast! It’s incredible, the energy around this team right now. We really have a dynasty brewing.

You know, I started doing comedy clubs back in '92, just working the circuit, and man, it was tough but fun. Did this one place in Chicago, tiny little room, maybe twenty people, but that's how you learn, you know what I mean?

So yesterday, my kid comes home with this science project, right? Yeah, turns out he needed a volcano model by tomorrow. We're running around the house grabbing baking soda, vinegar, whatever we could find. Pretty sure the cat's still hiding from all the chaos.

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...

Sometimes, when the wind settles and the shadows stretch long across the grass, I find myself thinking about how much has changed. There is a certain peace in the silence, a chance to listen to the world before the morning light returns once again to start it all over.