A
Georgia. Okay, well, see I'm, I'm from Chicago, so, uh, I'm kind of in a different category here. Uh,
B
If you had to pick one, what would you choose?
A
Uh, I would probably go with, it's tough, uh, I think I would just stick with the classics. Only because, uh, I like music just for music's sake and, uh, you know, I'm from the era where, you know, we had all the rock and roll. I'm forty so I'm, you know, part of that whole deal and, uh, that was a real interesting time and, you know, the music sort of made the whole time very rich with sound. Uh, but I think I'd stick back with my Beethoven and my Bach and my Mozart. I mean because it's just, it will always be there. It's classic and I don't have to worry about, you know, what's current and what's not because I haven't been current with music for a long time. But, you know, same, uh, and, as far as country music is, I've never really, uh, listened to it. I mean because that's just, it was, it wasn't part of what I knew, so, there you go.
B
Well, I understand what you're saying. I think if you would listen to it a little, you would discover that it has a lot of roots from the, both from the classics and from some of the rock and roll of the era that, that we both lived through.
A
Right, yeah.
B
Uh.