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or a quote from hogwarts headmaster albus dumbledore.e real one, you get a chocolate frog you get it wrong, you'll get a a bag of dirt-flavored bertie botts jelly beans [ light laughter ] all right, raise your hand if you want to play the game. [ cheers ] it's fun there you go thanks you can hold this. what's your name where are you from >> my name is caris. i live in new jersey right now >> jimmy: cool well, welcome. here's your quote right here it says, "until we have seen someone's darkness, we don't really know who they are." is that a quote from marianne williamson or dumbledore >> dumbledore. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah, sorry. >> oh, man >> jimmy: that is marianne williamson. [ sad trombone ] [ laughter ] here is your bag of dirt-flavored jelly beans. enjoy. [ applause ] what's your name >> beck. >> jimmy: where are you from >> australia >> jimmy: australia? >> yeah! >> jimmy: oh, i love australia >> aw. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: sorry, i love jersey too. i'm sorry. [ laughter ] well, here you go. here's your quote. it says, "we are draw

and people these days, they don't listen to albu people say i really likeand thar track 8 on your albumup with the title. if i'm doing a gig, i'll say this next song is called "she taught me how to fly." there will be silence. then you go, track 6 [ laughter ] and they're like, oh, track 6. woo! track 6. >> seth: you started your own label now, so you own the music. right? >> yes >> seth: that was obviously, knowing how nice it is to own the music, do you wish you'd done anything differently in the beginning of your career >> i'm not sure you get that luxury of being a young band and going into your first record deal meeting and saying, oh, by the way, we'll own the masters someone will go, really? yeah, this way go away now. [ laughter ] you know, you kind of got to go cap in hand to the record label and say, please buy our record but if you stick at it long enough, they eventually come back around to you mine is due to come back around to me in about four or five years which is why my children, if you're watching, should fake a bit more interest in this >> all of themthey sort of had

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