Craig Finn (Concert Quote)

Yeah, I mean, one thing I can point to is, like, in college, I went to Boston College, and I was writing for the school newspaper. I was, like, reviewing records. And that was, you know, I did that, and maybe I did okay at it, but, like, I got the feeling that that wasn't the side of it I wanted to be on.

And then a friend of mine had started a booking agency, and she was booking cool bands and maybe a little more part of this indie scene than I was. And I started hanging out with her and helping her with some of her stuff.

And then a friend of mine had started a booking agency, and she was booking cool bands and maybe a little more part of this indie scene than I was. And I started hanging out with her and helping her with some of her stuff.

And then a friend of mine had started a booking agency, and she was booking cool bands and maybe a little more part of this indie scene than I was. And I started hanging out with her and helping her with some of her stuff.

And again, it just got me closer to bands, made me realize like what I wanted to do was to just play my own songs and have a band rather than do sort of this, you know, whatever involves booking a tour.

And again, it just got me closer to bands, made me realize like what I wanted to do was to just play my own songs and have a band rather than do sort of this, you know, whatever involves booking a tour.

And again, it just got me closer to bands, made me realize like what I wanted to do was to just play my own songs and have a band rather than do sort of this, you know, whatever involves booking a tour.

I started working at American Express Financial Advisors, which has a big campus downtown Minneapolis.

I started working at American Express Financial Advisors, which has a big campus downtown Minneapolis.

I started working at American Express Financial Advisors, which has a big campus downtown Minneapolis.

Yeah, yeah. It was really kind of an interesting... spectacular place. I started out in the annuities department and people would call in and you tell them their balance and you do small transactions for them. You know, I'd wear a headset mic and there'd be, it'd be like this like football field sized office, right? Like, you know, and everyone had their little cubicle.

Yeah, yeah. It was really kind of an interesting... spectacular place. I started out in the annuities department and people would call in and you tell them their balance and you do small transactions for them. You know, I'd wear a headset mic and there'd be, it'd be like this like football field sized office, right? Like, you know, and everyone had their little cubicle.

Yeah, yeah. It was really kind of an interesting... spectacular place. I started out in the annuities department and people would call in and you tell them their balance and you do small transactions for them. You know, I'd wear a headset mic and there'd be, it'd be like this like football field sized office, right? Like, you know, and everyone had their little cubicle.

And there were a lot of young people that worked there. So there was its own scene. What was the scene like? It was weird. It was like the office kind of experience that in some ways is very stereotypical. Like you'd have a Christmas party and people would misbehave. I remember there were these guys that I'd hang out with sometimes.

And there were a lot of young people that worked there. So there was its own scene. What was the scene like? It was weird. It was like the office kind of experience that in some ways is very stereotypical. Like you'd have a Christmas party and people would misbehave. I remember there were these guys that I'd hang out with sometimes.

And there were a lot of young people that worked there. So there was its own scene. What was the scene like? It was weird. It was like the office kind of experience that in some ways is very stereotypical. Like you'd have a Christmas party and people would misbehave. I remember there were these guys that I'd hang out with sometimes.

They would go out almost every night and then they'd come in and they'd rate their hangovers. Wow. And we had like an intranet system, you know, so you could talk to each other. And I can't remember what the level. I think level six was you threw up at work. That's great. That's such a low number for throwing up at work. Yeah. I mean, and it's funny.

They would go out almost every night and then they'd come in and they'd rate their hangovers. Wow. And we had like an intranet system, you know, so you could talk to each other. And I can't remember what the level. I think level six was you threw up at work. That's great. That's such a low number for throwing up at work. Yeah. I mean, and it's funny.

They would go out almost every night and then they'd come in and they'd rate their hangovers. Wow. And we had like an intranet system, you know, so you could talk to each other. And I can't remember what the level. I think level six was you threw up at work. That's great. That's such a low number for throwing up at work. Yeah. I mean, and it's funny.

The thing was is there would be a tax season where people would need their tax forms and whatever. Yeah. It would get really busy. And it was really awful. Like people would have to wait on hold for like a long time before they talked to you. They'd be really angry when they got you. Yeah.