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BC Powder, Rattlesnakes, and The Deep State · Tigs Bits Podcast

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Over the line, What's up? Hey, they had they had Lummy on
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their show this past. I saw that time out.
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I'm sorry. So Lummy was on their show?
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Yeah. Drude, where you been on that
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one? Blasey.
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How did that happen? Lummy didn't.
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I mean, hold on. I'm kind of mad about this.
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I'm a little butt hurt. Seriously.
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So they feel they're like the new shiny object, aren't they?
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It's going to be a huge show. It's going to be one of the
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biggest shows of the year, some say.
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Biggest show ever. Biggest show ever guys.
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Hey, you know this Donald Trump thing is taking off so much.
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Last night I was at a dinner with an orthopedic surgeon I
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never met before and this guy, literally half we sit there, had
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a 2 hour dinner. Cool cat, right?
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I kid you not of that two hours, an hour and 20 minutes was him
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imitating Donald Trump. Everything he would do.
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I'm going to tell you what, guys.
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I mean, he was really proud. Of it's good.
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It was really good, yeah. I thought was great.
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I'm worth it. Ask him, could I record it?
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But I didn't. I didn't know him that well, you
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know? But everything he stopped, he
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would drop into a Donald Trump tone.
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It was so funny. That's fantastic.
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Oh. Fantastic.
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It's a character of himself. I love it.
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Well, he is. He was a character before he
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ever became president and the whole he was a character even
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before The Apprentice, right? But then that took him to
1:20
another level. The Apprentice thing changed the
1:23
game because y'all that was the height of the TV shows that were
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owned during that time were all reality based.
1:28
Some kind of show like you remember that was coming right
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off of fear factor. Be fear factors on like 20
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years. It's top thing just outrageous.
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And then it got into the survivors and the the that was
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the height of that and he came along and y'all that show was so
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good. I mean, I was totally That was
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one of the last major network shows that I was enthralled with
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and was engaged. With Amorosa, right, Amorosa.
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Yeah, they they have a country guy and A and a old soul singer
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and this one and it just had a great mixture and it was really
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chaos because if it it was scripted, so obviously we know,
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but it was loose and it was real.
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I thought. I just thought that show was
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really was really good because it was really like taking people
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out of their normal comfort zone and and seeing who could thrive
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and survive in these situations, which I was surprised a lot of
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those people got on it. But he nailed it.
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He was, you know, it was just it was great timing for a great
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character like that. And yeah.
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But even before that, I mean, you know, what's the the home
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alone? You know, who does he run?
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Who does the little boy run into?
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It's Trump, you know. He.
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Get the directions. In all those years of running
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and running Atlantic City and all the and the casinos and
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hotels having the big events, he's always there, you know, So
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that's right. But he said he didn't want to do
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it. Hope he's doing it for the right
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reasons. I think he is.
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Let's go. Yeah.
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You know who I think was the most impressive of all of The
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Celebrity Apprentice guests? The people.
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John Rich. Have you ever had any run
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insurance with with him? Oh, yeah.
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He he always, he seems like what you see is what you get.
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He's a go getter. Good.
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Very well spoken, you know. Yeah.
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Oh yeah, and he's an entrepreneur.
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He's got several things going on.
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Yeah, he's he's a go getter. Yeah, he he, he was, he was
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impressive in that show. Oh, yeah.
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He's really where you like. Dang, OK, that dude, that dude
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busts his ass, you know, and he's our.
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It made me respect. I had no issues with their music
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at all, but it made me respect their music a little bit more of
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like, they really work their ass off to get to where they're at.
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This isn't just some kind of a gimmick that they've got, you
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know, it's it's sustaining. They still, they still rocking
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and rolling. I've never seen them.
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I'd like to. Yeah, and they helped a lot of
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people along the way, too. They kept a big entourage of of
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people they believed in, and they helped a lot of people.
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I mean, that's Gretchen Wilson, Cowboy Troy, James Otto.
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I mean all there's a tons of people that came out of that
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that circle. But yeah, he he was go getter.
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I do remember that specifically. That was one that stands out
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because he was that good because they'd all yeah, I mean, it's
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been a while, obviously. So any of us saw the show the
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first time it aired. But then that was a that was a
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go getter type show. I mean, it was it was you know,
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when they'd have those things that have to raise up some money
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to come do this and call their friends and get this and that
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going. I mean it, you know, it showed
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you who really wanted to go out there and do it, who who didn't,
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you know? That's that's exactly.
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And then he got, and then he got a classic catch phrase.
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You're fired. I mean, he's fired.
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Obviously he, it's been said a million times, but that was the
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hook. I mean, it was, it was, it might
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as well been Hogan's music, you know?
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I mean, it was. That's exactly.
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Right. Yep, Yep.
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Speaking of something fun, man, my daughter sent me this morning
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a little Instagram message and she said, I don't know if this
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is true or not. So it's always fun when one of
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those starts. But I responded back after
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looking at it and went, well, we've got our first thing that
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we can talk about on the show tonight 'cause I don't know if
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this is true and maybe you've heard heard about it.
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Apparently there is a passenger profile that came out, you know,
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for VIPs, and I think you could probably attest to this, Jr.,
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that celebrities have like AVIP list of their foods and whatnot
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that they have whenever they're going around to do shows and
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whatnot. Well, this was a Passenger
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Profile airplane deal. On that particular thing, it
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would be a preference sheet. Normally.
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Like when a, when an artist goes out, you send what is called the
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rider, which on the rider it lists all specifics that would
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entail anything and everything to, for a, for a, an event, you
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know? And then a preference sheet is
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like when you would send out for like if you were going to be on
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a plane or a boat or something like that and you, they were
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feeding you or something like that.
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You know what I mean? Gotcha.
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OK, I'm gonna see if this will. Let's see if this will open.
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There you go. Like, look.
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Passenger profile. Yeah.
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So a passenger profile, apparently.
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Food Preferences Breakfast KFC original chicken breasts, mashed
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potatoes, corn biscuits, scrambled eggs with Jelly,
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salmon, low fat stuff like that. Lunch KFC original chicken
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breasts, mashed potatoes, gravy on the side, corn on the cob,
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biscuits. Same Basically same thing.
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Dinner KFC Original Chicken. Can't be this can't be real.
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That way I have a problem believing it, but it Dessert
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rarely eats dessert, but we'll ask for it on Sunday.
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One out of 10 if you fly with him, eats mostly gum and mints
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for dessert. Or we'll pick at whole fruit,
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interesting white wine and Diet Coke can on every flight. 7UP
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Orange Crush or fruit punch Will sometimes drink tequila, gin or
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Crown Royal KFC. KFC was consistent breakfast,
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lunch and dinner. Breakfast.
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Lunch. Later, baby.
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I mean, I just. I don't know.
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That seems a little bit you know, I mean, I don't know damn
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every meal I mean come on now. I like KFC as much as any man or
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human or animal, period. Look, I mean anything.
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I eat KFC. But.
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That's a lot of KFC, man. A lot of KFC, man.
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And he, he, I mean his, I mean, you think if you ate that every
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day, you, I don't think you'd live to be as old as Michael
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Jackson did, even though he was, he died way too young.
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You know that that's tough. I'd have to be tough.
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He's fried chicken that many meals a day.
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How does he stay that skinny? I mean all that.
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That's what I'm saying. Yeah, there's no way he could
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do. But he did die young.
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I mean, you know, relatively. Speaking, I don't I, I just.
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I find that hard to believe. I bet.
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He I didn't cross reference this, I didn't check it.
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I'm like hang, I just. You think sometimes he's like,
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you know what? Maybe a PB D&J over fried
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chicken right now. Maybe I'm just going to change
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it a little. But let's be honest, like maybe
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I don't know when this sheet was made but like in KFC has gone to
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it's garbage. It's, it is, it's.
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KFC is garbage. Oh, 2003.
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It said 03, Yeah. Yeah, they were garbage then.
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I don't know man. KFC was probably still rocking
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man. Man, if you told me if it said
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crappy fried chicken from the calf in Santa Rosa Beach, I
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would believe that list. You know what I mean?
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That's like that. That would make sense to me.
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Like, I get it. I get it, Michael, you know what
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I mean. Yeah, if you told me.
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Yeah, if you told me. If I told you.
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Yeah. Kitty's Cafe.
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I could have the chicken pot pie or something like that.
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I I could probably eat that just about every meal.
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It'd be fine. You know, but still I.
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Don't know the same thing. The same thing.
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Breakfast, lunch and dinner though.
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I don't know. You don't think the man ever?
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Y'all don't think Michael Jackson ever wanted a bowl of
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cereal? Look at him.
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I mean, the man looks like a guy who would eat a bowl of cereal.
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It's a grape nut, Grape nut, Grape nut.
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That's what it looks like, right?
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You know, I mean just. Captain Crunch or Fruit Loops
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you? Just seen, you know.
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Fun cereal. Well, then he went and got in a
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hyperbaric chamber. He was ahead of the curve.
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He wouldn't. He probably, you know, slept in
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a a sweat suit and then and hyperbaric chamber and all that
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good stuff. Oh yeah, he was way out in.
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Front. No, he did.
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Over the line. What's up?
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Hey, they had they had Lummy on their show this past I.
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Saw. That some of that.
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Time out. I'm sorry.
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So Lummy was on their show. Yeah, dude, where you been from
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that one, Blasey? How did that happen?
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Lummy didn't hold on. I'm kind of mad about this.
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I'm little butt hurt. Seriously.
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So they're like the new shiny object, aren't they?
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Yeah, Seth came on for us. He just shining up a little bit,
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but it was good. Come on, you gotta remember
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when. They did it while Bubba, while
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they were off on that off week. You didn't ask him on the off
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week. You probably maybe you need to
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be a little smarter with no. Maybe we don't.
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Sounds like they beat you to the punch.
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Is what happened Blaze? He said he needed to run it by
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Bubba. He never reached out to me.
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So I'm kind of mad at Lummy. I don't think it's anybody else
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called the Lummy. No, I don't think we just.
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Generating heat over the line. I love it.
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Just keep on generating that heat, babe.
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I'm just jealous. I yeah, I'm just jealous I won't
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let me on the show too. I'm inspired, I'm actually
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inspired. I'm taking a whole different
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angle of this. I'm inspired.
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I look at it as no, we should definitely not have bothered on
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their week off and we'll our time will come, Let them warm up
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and then they'll and we will get to him when he gets ready and
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we'll get back with we had Seth on, you know, and that was
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great. We'd I'd love to have Seth on
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again. He was great.
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But but I'm sure Lummy would, you know how it is.
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He's got a million things, like think about how much stuff he's
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got going on, keeping up with just Bubba, not to mention
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helping him with all the other stuff.
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God help him, Just God help him. So we'll, I will give him a
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pass. I'm inspired.
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We just need to reach back out. I'm sure we if we get a good
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timing for something to talk about, I'm sure he'd love to.
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Hey, something I want to mention before I forget randoms we were
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just talking about it's it's spring and sprung and
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everything's rocking and rolling.
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Somebody we need to have back on the show soon.
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Our little buddy Murph Murphy, Laird, guitar Slinger
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extraordinaire. I talked to him yesterday
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actually, or the day before. I talked to Murph for a while.
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He has been, of course, he's been playing two gigs a week.
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He's playing guitar all the time, and he's actually going in
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April up to Nashville to a camp hosted by Mr. Bart Walker, who's
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a friend of mine, and he plays guitar for none other than Hank
11:05
Williams Junior and also Jamie Johnson.
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And he's doing a guitar camp and Murph's going to it.
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So I told him before or definitely after, if not before,
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we can get it before he goes. But we definitely want to, after
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he gets back to tell us all about his trip to guitar camp in
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Nashville. Yeah, he's playing tonight at
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North Beach because how he called me earlier, I missed it,
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but he finally texted and said he's playing on Tuesday nights
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now at North Beach, got a standing gig there.
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Yeah, yeah, he's got a couple. He's 13 y'all, he's 13.
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He won't. He's got his little card, he
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drags his little cart with his amp and he goes and plays gigs I
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love. Well, I hate to.
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Get Murph back on soon. Yes, we do.
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Yes, we do. Got to give.
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I'm glad you mentioned. I'm glad you brought Murph up.
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Got to give a shout out, my boy. Riley turns 13 next Monday on
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the 31st. Riley turns 13.
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That's. Awesome, awesome.
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Happy birthday boy. Yeah man, it's going to be 1/3.
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Unreal. Can't believe it.
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It's so it's just crazy. I have a 20, almost 22 year old
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daughter and now a 13 year old son.
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I'm starting to feel. A little old you're old.
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A little old you are. Old won't?
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Be long, he'll be driving you to to cooking competitions and all
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kinds of stuff here in just a minute.
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Yeah, I hope so. That'd be great.
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I can loosen up a little bit more.
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Adam, did y'all see that Tiger Woods and Vanessa Trump are now
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official? Do you?
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See who is Who is? I saw the picture.
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I didn't recognize who it was. I just thought he had new
12:35
girlfriends. She's a Trump now.
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Who is Vanessa Trump? Is that a daughter?
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That's Donald Trump. Junior's ex wife's.
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Wife Kai? Kai's mom, right?
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The Kai. Don Junior's wife, so she's not
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related to a Trump. She was married to a Trump.
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Married to a Trump. Her daughter is a Trump and is a
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good golfer and now has Tiger Woods as a mentor.
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So it's pretty handy. Pretty handy, pretty handy.
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Smart. Lady.
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Really. She'd be smart.
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Love Tiger, smart lady, great guy.
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Don Junior was a dumbass. We can't know that against.
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You Tiger's really good, he's tired, he's chilled out.
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He's got what he needs, not. You yeah, that's crazy.
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Yeah, crazy. I didn't realize that I was
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that's what I was trying to think now.
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I didn't know if it was AI didn't know the connection, you
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know, so. OK, that makes sense.
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Is she what? She's not actually a blood.
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So he's there's no air. Tiger's not married inside the
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White House now. Basically what I'm saying not
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not correct. No, no.
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No, just to crossover with a granddaughter.
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Got you. Yeah.
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Has the granddaughter, Yeah. They all still seem to be very
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amicable and all. I'm sure they are, Paige and
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all. The elite has to keep their
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tentacles connected. Their little tentacles have to
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touch the elites. The deep state continue the
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tiger, the tiger and and hey, look.
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The tiger is the manner. Now they're full tentacle.
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Let's make sure we get the greatest athlete to touch.
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Let's touch. That's exactly what it is,
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Touch. I want to play golf with him
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three times a week. He already has.
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Oh my. God, he has.
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Yes, he has. Covers a lot of ground.
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Covers a lot of ground. Really big guy.
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A really big guy, really strong guy, really strong guy hits a
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long way. Guy.
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As long as I know you've seen him make a golf ball, it's a
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really long way. We'll bring him with Herschel.
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We're going to go play golf. With Herschel is.
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That gate. Who's that about that gate?
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No, this is Matt. Matt Gaetz.
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That, well, I'll give him credit.
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He doesn't have that kind of Gray hair yet, but he he'll get
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he's going to get there pretty soon if he keeps his lifestyle
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up. I promise.
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No, this is this is our Defense Secretary, Pete Hegseth.
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I guess that's how you pronounce his last name.
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Gotten a little bit of hot water over some messaging on this app
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called Signal. I don't know if y'all are
15:17
familiar with. Oh, yeah, the Signal app.
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Oh, yeah, I'm not. I don't.
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I don't. I didn't know what it was until
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today. It's a chat.
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You can go back and forth, just encrypted so.
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It's very. Safe.
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It's in the encryption. In the encryption it's a better
15:33
way to text. Basically you can do groups and
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stuff. Right, right.
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So, but a little bit of sensitive information was leaked
15:41
on it, which is not good. And so here's a here's a quick
15:45
little take you're. Talking about a deceitful and
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highly discredited so-called journalist who's made a
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profession of peddling. Time and time again I.
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Think the problem is that people are outraged that they may have
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been communicating about amongst each other through an unsecured
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line. It's an issue that has happened
16:04
for the last 20 years. When we hear about you know no
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it's not just leaks it's people using non secured communication
16:14
devices to communicate. It happened with Hillary.
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It happened with Obama, it happened with Trump the first
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time it happened with Bush. It happens with all of them
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because for some reason cannot understand that there is a rule
16:25
that you're supposed to stay on secured government communication
16:28
devices. And for some reason every
16:30
administration just ignores that rule.
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Doctor Dan is just absolutely dead, dead on.
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It's crazy how that keeps happening over and over and over
16:37
again. Like, you know what I mean?
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Like there's you communicate in one place.
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You don't go to Signal, you don't go to, you know, Snapchat,
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you know, because it disappears. Like, you know, you got to stay
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in that thing. Government thing.
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Stay in it. Guys, I was using Snapchat.
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I thought it was going to be gone.
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I was going to send it to Pete. Here's the plan.
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Oopsie, Daisy. We're striking Israel at 1:45.
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Yeah, it's like Yemen. That's basically what it said,
17:04
that that's how they knew that this Goldberg dude, that that
17:08
who's with the Atlantic. And I know that the
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administration doesn't really care for the Atlantic, and I
17:14
understandably so. But Jeffrey Goldberg's the guy's
17:18
name and, and apparently the the details for the war plans is, as
17:23
he called it, war plans. Well, I mean, that would
17:25
insinuate we are at war. We're not.
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But apparently there were some US air strikes on some targets
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in Yemen. And then so once that happened,
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he had his confirmation. But I'm like, that's kind of
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odd. This dude would be accidentally
17:41
in a signal group text. And I kind of have a problem,
17:45
believe in it a little bit too. But if, if true and can be
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proven, you know, whoever it is, it whatever administration,
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whoever the upper person is, you got to be smarter than that.
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And whatever you're using to communicate with you better be
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Dang sure before you hit send that it's all clear.
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And that's just kind of the world we live in these days.
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I mean, it can happen. I've accidentally texted people
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all the time. I've accidentally responded to
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somebody else just to y'all in our group more than one time.
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You know, just it. Oh yeah, Oh yeah, I've replied.
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I've replied and talked smacked to somebody and realized oh
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crap, I sent to the person I was talking smacked about to the
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person. And that's the worst.
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Oh yeah. That level those man, that is a
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non event like that, that should never happen.
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I'm sorry. I still think that that's a non
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event that should never happen period.
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At that level. You don't accidentally send it
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on the wrong platform. That is a that is like in
18:43
surgery taking out like taking off the wrong leg.
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You know what I mean? That is just that's a non event
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that should not happen. That is not there's no excuse
18:49
for that. So that's my opinion on that.
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Whatever. I mean it happened, but like it
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shouldn't ever happen. No, it should not ever happen
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you. Shouldn't even have other
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things. If you don't, you know.
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You should you know. Yeah, she was.
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I just think if you're communicating about war or
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anything else like that, that that's your first sign of like
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it's time to get pretty serious and lock in in this message that
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I'm about to send. I don't need to be somewhere
19:18
half ass paying attention eating some popcorn or talking to a
19:21
friend or having a glass of wine or a beer or whatever and be
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like, send it. Oh crap, oops, I didn't mean to
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send that to Goldie. Hey Goldie, I need you to
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scratch that you. Know Goldberg?
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Goldberg too. Goldberg, you know.
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But anyway. Do you think it actually
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happened? I I don't know.
19:42
I haven't really seen. I haven't seen the proof, so who
19:46
knows. Man, it should never happen
19:47
though. But I don't know if it happened
19:48
either. But it should never happen.
19:49
It should never happen, and this should never happen either.
19:52
And it's this isn't a very perky or fun story, but it's something
19:56
that I'd never heard of until I saw this.
19:59
Have you ever heard of someone dying due to food intoxication?
20:06
I mean, I picture like intoxicated, just over indulging
20:09
in food is what that sounds like to me.
20:10
Like there's one particular food product.
20:13
That that's exactly what I would think too.
20:15
Like a really good. Look on the ribbon.
20:16
What is the definition? So what it is is it's basically
20:21
food poisoning. So a young man allergic to,
20:27
well, that's what they don't know.
20:28
So that the whole story that came out from this was Brett
20:31
Gardner, the former New York, NY Yankee great his son, his 14
20:37
year old son Miller, He tragically died during a family
20:43
vacation in Costa Rica because they and they they suspect that
20:48
he died of asphyxiation from possible food intoxication after
20:53
he and other family members fell I'll with Miller passing away in
20:59
his sleep. Of course.
21:00
They they've all all left and and and things like that.
21:04
But I did look up like, what the hell is food intoxication?
21:08
And basically it's just food poisoning.
21:10
Is is what it is. So it could be like a certain
21:14
type of food, a certain kind of spice, a certain kind of
21:17
something that was made with it that they that they weren't used
21:19
to and couldn't handle. Or was it?
21:21
Like what? It's, it's sad.
21:22
Is it? Bad oysters, you know what I'm
21:24
saying? Or is it like, is there, you
21:26
know, that's was he secretly allergic to some kind of spice
21:30
that they use down there? You know who knows you know, but
21:33
they all. Sound sick?
21:34
Sounds like they were all sick. Or if it was like salmonella
21:37
type thing, you think they would have just said that They would
21:40
have said of such such a vague, UN uncommon term that they use.
21:46
That's not something we're used to hearing.
21:47
We don't, you know, everybody's got to look it up because it's
21:49
not A and I understand that happens.
21:52
You know, I think wasn't that one of the Von Erichs didn't eat
21:54
something bad overseas and got got real sick.
21:57
David, the oldest thing, he died, ate bad sushi or
21:59
something. Something like that.
22:01
And you know, if you know, if you know people who've eaten bad
22:03
oysters and bad seafood and stuff, I mean, it'll make you
22:05
sick sick. But I don't know if you're young
22:08
and you, you know, maybe you were sick or I mean, you just
22:11
never know. It's tragic.
22:12
That's awful. Awful.
22:14
Terrible man. They're they're doing a
22:15
toxicology report and all of that.
22:18
So I mean, it's hopefully whatever they, you know,
22:22
hopefully they can find the cause of it and prevent it, you
22:26
know, from ever hopefully happening again.
22:28
It's just. Crazy I was reading so it wasn't
22:32
asphyxiation. That was the weirdest part to
22:33
me. It's like you got really sick,
22:34
you laid on your back, you threw up and you like, you know,
22:38
aspirated right or something. That's what I was thinking.
22:40
And so, but it wasn't that, but it was the food and, and, and
22:43
intoxication is what they're still leaning on, but they're
22:46
still having to conduct tests. I was just reading about this
22:48
and preliminary ruling. They, they ruled out
22:50
asphyxiation as, as the cause of death.
22:53
But it's still the they, they, yeah, they, they, the old food
22:58
intoxication. I've never even heard that term.
23:01
And you work in the medical field that you think that you
23:04
would have at least heard or one of one of us 3 as much general
23:07
knowledge as we have on things. You think one of us would have
23:09
heard that before, but none of us have that's.
23:12
Crazy. That's what popped out.
23:14
I was just looking at looking at things.
23:16
I saw the the term food, food intoxication and I went what
23:20
what is that? That's what caught my eye.
23:23
And then, yeah, that's what's training.
23:24
A terrible story, but you know, something that never heard of
23:29
that before. Just never be careful.
23:32
Yeah, I know. Got to be careful.
23:33
Well, speaking about food and things, I saw this picture on,
23:36
if you can see that, that's a picture of Hank Junior.
23:38
You know him, He know he got a big Turkey on opening.
23:39
Day. Oh yeah, you Dang right.
23:42
It did, yeah. Look how happy that sucker look
23:44
Again, Look how happy that sucker.
23:46
Is look at it. Happy he is.
23:51
He don't ever smile, that much does.
23:53
He, oh, he's, I mean he is so happy right there.
23:56
That's weird coming off that Turkey, yeah.
23:58
Yeah, nice one. We love it man 70.
24:01
Something years old, yeah, tragic story, you know that, you
24:05
know, and it feels like it's at least calm down some.
24:08
There's still always a tragic something on the horizon and
24:11
and, and right in the rearview mirror every day.
24:14
But you know, they're through COVID, man it, it or during the
24:17
shutdown, it seemed like, man, we lost so many legends and
24:20
stars and people from our childhood and wouldn't
24:23
necessarily due to that. It was just timing, you know,
24:28
right. And it seems like some of some
24:29
of that's eased off, but you still have one, you know, Gene
24:32
Hackman the other week that was awful.
24:33
We we were still talking about that, how tragic that whole
24:36
situation was. Terrible.
24:39
Man, terrible. You know, you think, you think
24:43
is is and you watch these shows. You think as far as we've come
24:46
and there's cameras and there's this and everybody's so
24:48
interconnected in the webs and this and that, but there's still
24:50
ways that things happen right under your nose and nobody even
24:54
knows about. How did that happen?
24:56
How did that happen? How did is there has there been
24:59
any update on on Gene Hackman and that death and like what
25:01
happened there? I heard it.
25:03
What she she, she had this illness and and died and before
25:11
him. Before him, Yeah.
25:12
And he was dementia and just was in the house for a while by
25:14
himself and the dog. Are you?
25:15
Serious, that's what. Happened and the dog was in its
25:18
kennel Yeah, because there wasn't anybody to let it out and
25:22
nobody there to take care of that.
25:23
He. Just died too walked.
25:25
Around yeah, didn't know that is.
25:27
Crazy. Yeah.
25:28
And see, that's what to me was like, there's no, there's nobody
25:31
checking in. There's no housekeepers, no
25:32
cleaners. There's no, I guess, you know,
25:34
if they were taking care of themselves.
25:35
I mean, there's just, like I said, just tragic, just tragedy
25:38
all around. Man, that is awful.
25:41
OK. Terrible way to go out for, you
25:44
know, just like, damn, that's the that's the story for the end
25:47
of Gene Hackman. It's just I don't want to
25:48
remember him. I don't want to remember it that
25:50
way. You know what I mean?
25:51
Like that, I don't want to remember.
25:52
That's the way it goes out overtime.
25:54
We won't over time. We want it that time.
25:57
Kind of, Yeah. I mean, we talked about Michael
25:59
Jackson and KFC at the top of this show, for God's sakes.
26:02
You know, I mean time heals. We were talking about Michael
26:05
Jackson's doctor again. Yeah.
26:08
Again, still. The old, the old.
26:11
Trustee doctors. Trustee was Trustee Doctors.
26:15
Oh, buddy, it's Speaking of old trustee medicine.
26:18
Blasey, do you have us a nice little #1A report from the
26:24
Rattlesnake Rodeo and then #2A follow up with that of a maybe a
26:30
a juicy little redneck story this week?
26:33
Man, you know what? I got both, as a matter of fact,
26:35
yes, absolutely. And so, you know, it's funny, so
26:40
I was not going to the Route St. Rodeo and I didn't go to the
26:43
Route St. Rodeo on Saturday.
26:45
Amanda and her friend Megan went and they had a blast.
26:48
I got pit passes. They're right there at the stage
26:50
where the stage wraps around a little small little area.
26:53
Got to see Tracy Lawrence just tearing it up on Saturday night.
26:57
And then on Sunday, Megan wasn't feeling as good as she should
27:02
have been feeling probably on Sunday.
27:04
So she backed out and that opened the door for me.
27:07
So I got to go see Shannon Doe on Sunday at OP Alabama.
27:10
So I timed it just right. I need to go help my mom.
27:14
So I'm like, hey, I'll be an OP if you need any, if you need
27:16
somebody to go with you. So sure enough, she backed that.
27:18
I'll talk to my mom. Yeah, I should have, right.
27:22
Two dozen rows. So so I got to see Shenandoah.
27:27
Dude, what a great show, man, that, that they absolutely
27:30
killed it. That that was awesome.
27:31
Dude. I had a blast.
27:32
It was Confederate Railroad Friday night, which neither one
27:35
of us got to see, but Amanda got to see that on Saturday.
27:37
She's got AI got her to get a bunch of video and stuff.
27:39
So I'll put that together here soon with the snakes and the,
27:42
you know, everything going on, the music and everything.
27:44
I got some videos there too. We'll add to it.
27:47
So dude, that was it's so cool. I'm trying to see back on top
27:50
again. That rodeo was rocking, man.
27:51
It was a lot of people there. It was a great event.
27:53
The weather was wonderful and I think people had a blast.
27:56
So absolute full success in up Alabama for the whatever.
28:01
Probably 60 something, man. Wow, you been doing it that
28:05
long? Yes, a long time.
28:06
Ever since way back in the day when JP Jones decided to wrestle
28:12
a bear and round up some snakes and start a thing called the
28:16
Rattlesnake Rodeo. You know what I mean?
28:17
And it's been rocking ever since.
28:19
So yeah. Man.
28:21
So that that was good. That was good.
28:23
But yeah, on to the rednecks doors.
28:25
And this is something I think you are going to be, I know
28:27
you're going to be able to relate with is we were the other
28:31
day hanging out where was, I was at props and, and there was a
28:34
guy in there and I got ABC powder I needed.
28:36
I had a headache, right? And so I was tearing that BC
28:40
powder off and dumping it in, get me something to drink with
28:43
it. And he was like, what's that?
28:45
I was like, that's ABC powder, You don't know what that is.
28:47
And Nah, man, you know, I was like, where'd you grow up?
28:49
And it was somewhere like New Jersey or somewhere.
28:51
And I'm like, OK, that makes sense.
28:54
Like, yeah, it's more of a Southern thing.
28:56
And then Amanda was sitting there said, yeah, it's kind of
28:58
like sweet tea. You got BC and sweet tea, they
29:01
kind of go together. Wherever you go, you're going to
29:03
find them both, you know, and I was, dude, I was, we got the
29:05
giggling thinking about it. And I was really like going man,
29:08
you know what, It's absolutely what it is.
29:09
It's a straight Southern thing. You know what I mean?
29:12
Like you, if you're from the South, and I mean, I don't know
29:14
if you put the Mason Dixon line in there pretty much, but that's
29:17
kind of close to it. Where it hugs where where you
29:19
find sweet tea? You going to find ABC powder?
29:21
And they kind of run together. And I'm in North Carolina this
29:24
week. I'm in Raleigh.
29:25
And dude, I didn't realize that BC powders actually originated
29:30
from North Carolina. So pretty cool correlation
29:33
there. Yeah.
29:34
Yeah. I'd never really put the two
29:36
together for BC to be a Southern thing, but if you think about
29:39
it, there's not a single gas station in the South that you
29:41
walk in and you don't see that blue and white just looking
29:45
right at you. 0 And they've changed some colors other over
29:48
the time for different stuff. But you know the old traditional
29:51
give me that folded up half assed zigzag and let me dump
29:55
that down my throat. It works.
29:57
It works, it works. It's the same thing.
30:00
You start heading South to get about Central Florida, they
30:02
start to fade out BC powders and so does sweet tea.
30:04
And you get, by the time you get to South Florida, there's no BC
30:07
powders and there's no sweet tea.
30:08
Same thing. We start heading north, they all
30:09
fade together. They kind of follow the same
30:11
lines. They they overlap.
30:13
You know what I mean? So that's interesting.
30:15
I just thought it was kind of, I was like, you know what, That's
30:16
funny. She said that I was kind of BC
30:18
powders and sweet tea or BC and sweet tea.
30:20
I was like, yeah, you nailed it there.
30:23
BC and sweets tea like so see if there's any other facts on that.
30:27
I thought was cool because I asked ChatGPT.
30:29
I was like, is there a correlation?
30:31
It's like you're on to something with BC powders and sweet tea.
30:33
Both have a deep roots in the South, particularly in states
30:35
like North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and
30:37
Tennessee and household staples passed down through generations.
30:42
Grandma with a sweet tea, Grandpa with the BC powder in
30:45
the back pocket. You know, so that is, anyway.
30:47
That's redneck. That is redneck.
30:50
That's that's South and some of y'all may not know what we're
30:52
talking about. You know, that's the thing.
30:54
It's like I've heard of this tweet T but BC what you know.
30:57
Yeah, that's exactly right. Paul Rogers.
31:00
Paul Rogers says Milos. Is that how you pronounce Milos?
31:03
Milos. I don't know.
31:05
Yeah. Milos.
31:07
Yeah, Milos. Yeah.
31:09
They. I love their tea.
31:10
I I about you know, if I don't feel like making it in my own
31:15
little Mr. T then I'll buy 1/2 gallon of their 0 calorie.
31:21
Stuff. I mean, there it is so.
31:23
Blue and white and red baby red, white and blue is what it is,
31:26
America. Follows is out of where?
31:28
Gadsden or somewhere like that, or Huntsville.
31:30
Yeah, that was, that's an Alabama products because it's,
31:33
you know, it's a, it's a hamburger place, you know,
31:35
because you get that meat and a piece with a BBQ sauce on it and
31:37
put a meat Patty with a piece of another piece of meat and a BBQ
31:40
sauce and that burger with that Milo sweet tea.
31:42
It's kind of special. Moon pie.
31:44
Yep, that's that's what they throw at the.
31:46
Mardi. Gras, Mardi Gras and Mobile.
31:49
Exactly. Moon pie and an RC Cola.
31:51
That's pretty. Yeah, that's a real headache.
31:54
Give me a great drink. Great Fanta.
31:56
Brian says BC powders are great. It works wonders.
32:00
It does, man. I mean, it'll kill a headache
32:03
just like that. It will.
32:05
They are so they're so good. They don't taste great.
32:09
And there's what they look like, right?
32:10
They come in a little package and they're powdered up and you
32:12
got to hit it. There's a technique in there.
32:15
You got to hold your breath like I come, I'm not, I don't need
32:17
one right now, But you tear it and you got AI go sublingual,
32:21
hold your breath and then wash it down.
32:23
So you get that instant hit under the tongue and then you
32:26
finally just wash it on down. That's it.
32:28
I'm sure there's been a few snorted over the years.
32:33
I guarantee you Tommy Lee has snorted some on accident when he
32:36
was in the South. Thought it was something else,
32:39
you know what I mean? Guaranteed.
32:43
Yeah, it that's a different package than it used to be in
32:47
Remember, you should just come in those wax paper look like a
32:50
zigzag in a sense. And they've changed wax.
32:54
They Yeah, yeah, it's still a wax in time paper.
32:56
But I and I and I like that when you don't fold it, turn it
32:59
sideways. What's the, what's the
33:00
difference in ABC and a goodie powder goodies made somewhere
33:03
else? Is that a Minneapolis product or
33:05
a different location 'cause I'm sure they all started.
33:08
Didn't all of those come from aspirin, which is Bayer, which
33:10
is German pharmacies is where all that stuff came from aspirin
33:13
and all that originated? Bayer that.
33:15
Sounds still now. Still, now they're owned by
33:19
Germany. So you've got like aspirin in
33:22
there, right? And then you've got caffeine in
33:25
there. And then I think it's like
33:27
almost like, is there Tylenol in there too?
33:29
I mean, it is like trifecta, you know?
33:31
I mean, it comes at you fast, really effective.
33:33
Tylenol is just cetaminophen, that's all that is.
33:35
Aspirin is acetaminophen. I was.
33:36
Just I don't think it's that's. Done with little caffeine.
33:39
That's the difference. I I didn't ever realize it had
33:41
caffeine in it that. Makes that caffeine is what
33:44
gives it that ride like an Excedrin migraine.
33:48
Like an Excedrin migraine will knock out a headache.
33:51
It has a ton of caffeine in it. That's its delivery method.
33:54
Wow, Yep, I never I'm knock on wood.
33:57
I'm lucky I guess. I never really have ever had
33:59
headache, never really had to take any of that stuff unless I
34:00
was hungover really and it don't really work.
34:03
No, not really. Amazing.
34:04
I've had so many headaches in my life.
34:06
Like, I get them. I've gotten them before at a
34:08
venue when the music's real loud and like, I'm trying to talk
34:11
over it and stuff. But that's just like a that's a
34:14
crippling thing. You can't.
34:15
There ain't no way. Nothing will help that.
34:17
But no, just as far as a normal headache only like when I've
34:19
been hungover, but not normally, Yeah, I don't think.
34:23
Yeah, I'm, I'm pretty fortunate too.
34:25
I don't have to deal with headaches as as much as like my
34:28
wife does, bless her heart, has to deal with migraines and all
34:32
that all the time. I don't.
34:34
I don't have to. I get tension headaches
34:36
sometimes from sitting out here. Sitting like I'm sitting and
34:40
typing. Just piss poor posture.
34:43
Sitting like I'm doing right now starts to hit my neck and then
34:47
it'll give me a. Headache.
34:48
Oh yeah. But and that headache don't go
34:50
away unless I fix a position like I got to get out gate and
34:55
stead out here anymore. Those are the worst ones, man.
34:57
Those tension ones. Those tension I.
34:58
Do my, I do my DDP Diamond Cutter roll the shoulders back
35:03
though. And I mean, it really does help.
35:05
Yeah. And I do that stuff that I
35:08
learned from DDP Yoga, and it does help when I need to
35:10
stretch. Yeah, it really helps.
35:13
I just should do it every single day for about 20 minutes and
35:16
things really would change. Charisse and I, if we catch each
35:19
other, leaned over like, you know, looking straight down our
35:22
phone, something she'll we'll say technic.
35:24
Technic don't want to get technic.
35:26
Bring it up because it's exactly what it is.
35:29
And we'll do the whole like the string thing like if you were a.
35:37
Yeah. Oh, that.
35:39
It's easy not to with the phones and I mean all this stuff and
35:42
man, I, you take it for granted. I, I, I've looked around a
35:45
little bit last couple days and was like, yeah, I got to put
35:49
this damn phone down. Look up.
35:50
Hey rando, this I know this is not on our docket for tonight,
35:53
but have any of you guys seen the new Robert De Niro film 0?
35:59
Days. Yes, I have.
36:01
How about? That sucks.
36:02
You want to talk about something we need to break down and
36:04
dissect on a whole show? What one of these?
36:05
I like to demand. I got some weird reviews.
36:08
But I got some people giving it bad reviews and I watched and I
36:10
was like, this is a great movie. It's just, it jams a lot of
36:15
things in there, but it definitely is, is a provocative
36:18
IO, you know, make you think. Kind of thing I thought it was.
36:21
Great does it, I like it, and that's exactly what what it is.
36:27
It's not a limited series, it's just a long ass movie.
36:30
Long movie. Yeah.
36:30
What? It was a movie.
36:31
Yeah. I'm done with the.
36:33
I'm done with the limited series thing.
36:34
That's just a movie they break, which is great because it gives
36:37
you. When they break it down into 5,
36:39
you have 456 parts, whatever it is.
36:41
So I think if you don't. As long as it's not a bunch of
36:43
just wasted space, I'm good with it.
36:45
Because hell if it's a good movie.
36:47
Let's just go as long as it needs to take, just like a
36:49
podcast. Go as long that one that one
36:51
needed that full amount of time to develop that story and it was
36:55
still the I mean the narrative moved along quickly and if you
36:59
we aren't going to pick up anything.
37:01
There at the end, didn't it? It did if they got real quick.
37:05
He got real real quick at the end of all of that.
37:09
So if if y'all hadn't seen it, we will we'll wait a little bit
37:12
longer so everybody can check it out and what that but we that
37:15
one is that one's a whole podcast in and of.
37:18
Yourself because it's it's conspiracy related.
37:21
It's conspiracy related. Man is it.
37:24
Comparisons with who's who, I mean, and who they think they
37:27
took this little part of something from to make this
37:29
character. I think De Niro got heat just
37:32
based off of his politics and maybe some of that heat came
37:35
from some. They do exist.
37:38
Everybody believe it or not, there are right wing propaganda
37:42
media people too, not just all left wing.
37:45
Those those exist and they probably attacked old De Niro,
37:49
which whatever he said, he puts his own foot in his mouth.
37:51
I don't care about politics and all that.
37:54
He's a phenomenal actor, one of the best ever in the history of
37:59
acting, period. And if this is his crescendo, if
38:02
this is his send off in his last movie, then you did a fine one.
38:07
I know it's not. I hope it's not.
38:09
But if it is, it's as good, it's as good of any as of anything
38:13
that he's ever been in. I'd say that he did as good of a
38:16
job in it as anything that he's been in.
38:19
And some of the stuff that I heard behind the scenes from it
38:23
is when they initially pitched this to him and it was his
38:26
first, quote, UN quote TV series, which again, I still
38:29
don't look at it that way, but I guess it's a movie.
38:31
He probably does. Yeah, he probably looked at it
38:34
that way because it's a little bit different.
38:36
But I don't, I don't think that he realized when they pitched it
38:39
to him, like he got to do a lot of shit in this.
38:42
One. Yeah, it's a lot of work.
38:44
Yeah, he's on. Camera a lot.
38:45
It's yeah, he's on camera here in every 80% of the time.
38:48
Yeah. You're an 80% of this.
38:50
Yeah, but yeah. He had to work his butt off on
38:54
that one too. For sure he did and and and some
38:56
and some different stuff and hell, he had to jog a bunch.
38:59
I thought about that. I was like, I wonder if they're
39:02
really swim. I was.
39:04
Wondering that too. I was like, how much did he
39:05
train for this? You know what I mean?
39:07
But he's probably that's what I wanted.
39:08
But he's probably done. Yeah, that thought the same
39:11
thing, but I thought he probably.
39:12
Was a long shot. It was a long shot.
39:14
And they turned his back when he gets there and he turns around,
39:17
he runs in place for a second. I'm like, he looked good, but he
39:20
looked good. And I'm telling you, the
39:22
swimming's where it's at. I know I've got a, a, a, a
39:25
mentor, dear friend Pete Hartung in Nashville, Justin's long time
39:28
manager. And he's in his 70s.
39:30
And he swims every morning at 6:00 AM.
39:32
He gets his laps in. And Pete looks like 1,000,000
39:34
bucks. And he says, jri eat pasta five
39:37
nights a week. I drink wine 6 It's the it's the
39:40
swimming, you know, it's the swimming.
39:43
He wakes up and goes right into it, doesn't he?
39:45
That's what he does first thing and it you know, it shocks the
39:47
system, it, it just alerts and gets all your shit going, gets
39:51
all those yeah tones and all the different amino acids,
39:55
everything rocking and you get it.
39:57
You get just. A whole body workout.
39:59
Full body, all the sweat, you know, the every little muscle
40:03
working and then you go about your day and stay active and
40:06
live normal and. I like it.
40:08
Yeah. Rockstar.
40:09
But but no, I thought the same thing.
40:11
I thought, man, there. And then the jogging thing.
40:13
I said he's running pretty good. He's running pretty good.
40:15
Then I started noticing I'm like, is that really him?
40:17
I wonder? I don't know.
40:18
It probably is. I'm not knocking.
40:20
I bet it is. He's probably in phenomenal
40:21
shape. He should be so good.
40:23
I'm sure he is, but he's still, you know, it's a lot of work
40:26
these it's I don't, I don't, I don't think I never did look
40:30
good running, but I don't think that I look the same that I ran
40:33
20 years ago. And I got a feeling 20 years
40:35
from now I'm my, my stride ain't gonna look the same then either.
40:41
Little hitching my giddy up. Little hitching my giddy up.
40:44
No doubt, no doubt. I just started.
40:47
I know I'm behind on this. Y'all may have seen it.
40:50
I'm literally on episode season 1, Episode 2 playing catch up.
40:55
But I will get caught up. White Lotus.
40:57
I, I hadn't watched it yet and now I'm fascinated.
41:01
I haven't seen any. I've seen 1 1/2 episodes.
41:05
The first OK, the seasons are different.
41:08
So they're all different. Yeah, that's some cool stuff.
41:10
Is, is that so that so they don't all connect to each other?
41:14
So I could just start with season 3 ish ish ish.
41:18
No, no, no, no, no. I've.
41:19
Got to start at the beginning. Yeah, yeah.
41:21
Yeah, one. OK.
41:22
Is that the one with Jason Bateman?
41:23
He hadn't been in it yet. OK, maybe that's season 2.
41:26
I can't remember. Yeah, that it's.
41:27
Great, he hadn't made it yet and then I think Walter Goggins is
41:30
in some season. He I'm only on the second
41:32
episode so I didn't realize This is why Sidney Sweeney but got
41:37
got so big. Because enjoy, enjoy those first
41:40
couple seasons, man, that's gold.
41:41
You're right on top this new one, this new one's turning out
41:44
to be OK, but that those first couple seasons are gold.
41:47
Yes, they are. One of our one of our MVPS of
41:51
the show, Mr. Jason Hilton, he sent me this video today.
41:55
He said, did you know this? Did you hear about this?
41:57
They're making a hot Tua documentary, apparently.
42:01
Hot Tua Girl briefly popped back up today, not for long, but for
42:07
a little bit. So there's a company deadline
42:10
Bungalow Media Plus Entertainment is producing this
42:14
Hot Tua deal. And she made a little video and
42:20
I can't find her on social media.
42:22
And I could not find the video. And I said, dude, I can't find
42:24
this video you're talking about. Are you found it?
42:27
Are people still mad at her for the pump and dump with the
42:30
Bitcoin? Oh hell yeah, And after you
42:32
watch this video, you I just want to get your reaction on
42:36
what you think you should think about Hawk to a girl breaking
42:43
news. Hayley Welch Hayley Welch dead.
42:46
The hawk to a girl has. Died.
43:01
The Hawk. To a girl.
43:02
Is not missing. She's pregnant.
43:05
Oh my God. What's going on with that hawk
43:11
to a chill she going to do? Anywho, do I get a phone call
43:15
the hawk to a girl no one knows finance quite like?
43:19
Miss Tua. Get your ass up.
43:23
We got stuffed in here. I think she's just grifting
43:27
everybody on that. Like she rug pulled everybody
43:31
with the meme coin that and then made our little million or
43:35
whatever. We ain't heard from her in four
43:38
months almost. And then that's the first thing
43:41
that that she pops out and then apparently took it down.
43:45
Poor thing. Pitiful, pitiful, pitiful.
43:49
She ain't smart enough to do all that on her own.
43:51
She has terrible advisors and mentors and managers.
43:54
I'm telling that right now. Yeah, that's pretty obvious.
43:57
That's pretty obvious, yeah, the chat says.
44:00
Apparently not boys and girls. Apparently not, because she made
44:02
it on our show somehow. Again, again, but I think that's
44:07
it. This may be once the documentary
44:10
comes out, I think that'll be the final puff of breath.
44:14
So if she's able to get anything else, you better do it now.
44:17
Yeah, for sure. Do you think Her and the Tiger
44:20
King will do a duet album together here within the 18 to
44:25
618 months over? On Tiger they should the.
44:29
The in jail Tiger King or that weird swinging couple that took
44:33
over. The real Tiger King.
44:35
The real Tiger King. Trump's going to get bored and
44:37
we'll rewatch Tiger King and let that guy out for next four
44:40
years. Sure.
44:42
I would not be surprised, I would not be surprised if he got
44:46
if, if, if it if he did, I really wouldn't.
44:50
Jr. have you had a chance on seeing any of these promos for
44:55
WrestleMania with some of these that have been happening on
44:58
Monday Night Raw? One happened last night, one
45:00
last week with John Cena turning complete heel and turning
45:05
against the crowd, basically telling everybody, you know,
45:09
it's the old angle, everybody's dumb, you know, screw you
45:13
people. But he's never done all of that.
45:15
He's never done why he is not It's so it's kind of weird to
45:18
hear him saying these things because you know, he doesn't
45:21
really mean it. And you know, you know, it's,
45:24
it's, it's still a hard sell, but he's trying to sell.
45:28
It it would be it would be hard. And you know, that's that's a
45:31
big underground Internet wrestling community forum going
45:35
around the last day or two since he's doing that.
45:38
Who who is the quintessential babyface throughout the years
45:43
that never turned. It was obviously Hogan was the
45:46
biggest babyface ever until he finally turned.
45:49
But the real, the two names that come up that never turned are
45:53
Ricky the Dragon, Steamboat and Tito Santana.
45:57
Because and then think about that.
45:58
Isn't that weird? And wrestling.
46:00
Everybody else flipped at least turned at some point at some
46:05
angle. They they double crossed
46:06
somebody or got double crossed and we're over.
46:08
But. Those ties?
46:10
They never changed. They never turned.
46:12
No, they were always good guys and Hogan was up until that's
46:15
why Hogan's was such a big deal. Think about this till Cena.
46:18
I mean the last one up leading up to this turn was Hogan.
46:22
When's the last time a huge face made a heel turn that out of
46:25
nowhere was Hogan his, you know, NWO.
46:28
And then from then to now we had that long period where the good
46:32
guys all wore look like military in black outfits and everything.
46:37
So you really couldn't tell who the good guy or the bad guy was.
46:40
But Cena carried the flag as a face for years.
46:43
And to do this heel turn now, I don't know if there's been one
46:46
even close between Hogan's and his.
46:48
It might be the second biggest outside of that.
46:52
Well, I think it I think that's fair.
46:54
I think that's fair. And I think the story has to
46:56
build a little bit more like he had.
46:58
They haven't come back to America yet.
47:00
They've been doing all of these promos overseas in the IN.
47:05
Kudos to those those crowds over in Germany and wherever else
47:09
they've been. Good God, they're ravenous.
47:11
Oh, I bet. They're just going crazy.
47:14
Yeah, just going crazy. And it's I'm fantastic.
47:18
I'm gonna catch up on some of that since I've got it.
47:20
It's accessible now. I've been on the road, you know,
47:22
for the past month, so I really haven't got to catch up on
47:24
stuff, but I'm going to hear soon.
47:26
I've just been catching up with WW ES YouTube does an amazing
47:31
job. Like they just they drop stuff
47:33
all day long and they'll drop. They're just dropping those
47:36
promos. So I haven't seen the full
47:37
shows, but I've just seen them. Also they're they're 20 minute
47:41
cuts. And that's what's fun now is
47:42
that they can come out on Netflix and they're bringing
47:45
this heat and it's 22 minutes, 24 minutes long of the open of
47:50
this dialogue going back and forth where that used to be 12
47:53
minutes on, you know, when it was on USA or wherever it was at
48:00
so much shorter because of commercial breaks and stuff like
48:03
that. So they can, they don't have
48:05
that anymore. They can go, they can extend out
48:09
these things a little bit more. It's just fun to see Belgium.
48:11
That's right, Paul in Belgium, just goofy, just flat goofy.
48:17
Those crowds, man. It's setting up.
48:20
It's setting up, I think when Cena comes back to America,
48:24
that's when it that's when it's going to have to like really be
48:27
sold. Like he really, you know, he, he
48:31
brought some kid up out of the crowd, made fun of or didn't
48:35
bring him up out of the crowd, but they pointed the camera at
48:37
him. You could see this little kid go
48:39
from cheering on Cena coming out to just his heart breaking that
48:43
he had turned and and then he doubled down this week making
48:47
fun of the same kid. He's going to have to continue
48:50
to make examples out of kids, I'm afraid, and just just piss
48:55
people. Just do you got to do that man.
48:57
You have to you. Just got to in order to in order
49:00
to completely, completely sell this heel turn.
49:04
I mean, and I don't know how far they can go.
49:07
I mean could he like actually like slip a cuss word be like F
49:09
these kids? Well, and that's the thing he
49:12
hasn't yet. And I think that's building
49:15
though, because in the last in that promo, the the crowds, if
49:18
you seen and you know, you can hear it plain as day.
49:22
And he's he's made banner back to them about you, you guys and
49:26
you idiotic, idiotic profanities.
49:30
It just shows I got you, you know, just stuff like that and
49:34
Oh yeah. So yeah, I think it, I think it
49:37
is definitely building to John Cena dropping a profanity.
49:40
I wonder if he'll do some kind of turn where, like he pulls,
49:43
like he comes back to America. Nick's, you know, he's a Russian
49:45
sympathizer or something crazy like they used to, like they did
49:49
Sergeant Slaughter. They turned Sergeant Slaughter,
49:51
like, yeah, he was going to a Rocky sympathizer, Sergeant
49:56
Slaughter, GI Joe character. That was crazy.
49:59
They got so much heat for that. That was during the damn Gulf
50:02
War. It was during the Gulf War.
50:05
I mean, they had no whole thought.
50:06
This is wrestling, y'all. This is wrestling.
50:09
There ain't no parameters. Ain't no.
50:10
Steven Seagal. Him and Steven Seagal will be
50:12
standing in the ring together. He's been rushing, right?
50:15
Allegedly, you know. Yeah, Steven Seagal and
50:17
Jefferson Parish in a tank taking down a drug dealer.
50:20
I. Wouldn't mess with.
50:21
Him Hey, think about this too. We got it.
50:23
They announced yesterday the WWE Hall of Fame class for 2025.
50:29
How? Dang.
50:30
The inductees confirmed so far are one Triple H, Hunter Hurst
50:37
Helmsley, Paul Levesque, Michelle Mccool, wife of
50:43
Undertaker and WWE star, and the total package, Lex Luger.
50:50
Oh yeah, yeah. And what about the DDP helping
50:55
him out? Hopefully, I'm sure they're
50:56
going to get him back for that. But just as of yesterday, two
51:00
additional names added to the roster for the WWE Hall of Fame
51:04
Class of 2025 That make me so happy because these were two
51:09
really great workers that had a lot of different gimmicks and
51:12
band. They they, they did a lot of
51:14
work over the years and I've got some cool stories on both of
51:16
them, but would be John Tinta and Fred Ottman, otherwise known
51:21
as earthquake and typhoon, the natural disasters earthquake.
51:28
Well, I'll do earthquake first. So earthquake, John Tinta, he
51:32
was actually a professional sumo wrestler before he got in pro
51:34
wrestling over in Japan. He was from America and he was a
51:39
collegiate wrestler. Want anybody want to take a
51:41
guess on where he wrestled collegiately at?
51:43
Alabama. Louisiana State University.
51:47
Look at that. He's the huge tiger.
51:51
He the huge tattoo of the tiger on his arm.
51:54
That's from LSU. I'll be Dang wow he.
51:57
Wrestled LSU super heavyweight. Look how big he was.
52:00
He was agile. He was really good.
52:01
So he left. He I think he only did it for a
52:03
year or two. LSU was not a big, I mean, it's
52:05
not a knot. LSU wasn't then a big wrestling
52:08
school like Nebraska Midwest now you know what I'm saying?
52:12
But he did wrestle there and then he left and went and did
52:15
sumo and then got into pro wrestling and was a great heel.
52:18
I mean, he wrestled Hogan and I mean he wrestled all the biggest
52:21
stars for a long time. I remember him then he went to.
52:23
WCW they made him be the shark or something ridiculous.
52:28
Same with Fred Ottman Typhoon. He he played several characters.
52:33
He was and they made him do different gimmicks and try to
52:36
change him up. It was ridiculous.
52:38
But Typhoon was a big one. But one of the most notable ones
52:41
is when he went to WCW and he tried to become the shock
52:44
Master, which is the all time biggest fail debut fail of all
52:49
time for any wrestler. It's historically the shock
52:52
master incident where he's supposed to come through this
52:55
wall. He's supposed to break down this
52:56
wall and come through. He's got this big glitter
52:59
looking, you know, helmet thing like Star Wars helmet.
53:03
And as he comes through, they had a 2 by 4 at the bottom.
53:06
They forgot to take off his bracing.
53:07
So he trips on it and he falls through it.
53:09
The mask falls off. And the voice they had was, and
53:13
the voice they played, they didn't let him talk in real
53:16
life. His voice was always a voice
53:17
from above and it was Ollie Anderson's voice, which
53:20
everybody knew Ollie Anderson's voice anyway.
53:22
So it was terrible. Shock Master lasted like one
53:25
week after that Harlem Heat and I think it was.
53:28
And no British Bulldog and Sid Vicious in Harlem Heat.
53:33
They're trying not to break character, laughing because the
53:36
guy fell through the thing and fought.
53:38
Watch Shockmaster. Everybody's seen it.
53:39
It's ridiculous. I got to watch that I've never
53:41
seen. I, I vaguely remember, I do
53:44
definitely remember seeing that. I think recently on the history
53:48
of the WCW or something that what one of these documentary
53:52
rabbit holes that I've gone down recently.
53:55
I remember them talking about that and I think I do remember
53:59
it whenever it happened to. That's great because they aren't
54:04
they are definitely Hall of Famers.
54:07
Big E says that he's pissed they aren't letting that they're not
54:11
letting Cena cook Cody Rhodes on the Mike.
54:15
Me too. They're obviously I think
54:18
they're waiting till they get to America, back to America to do
54:21
that. You know, they know what they're
54:24
doing And, and, and, and Triple H has said this is a slow burn
54:30
and a, you know, they, they just just just wait and look, I'm
54:35
going, I'm going to trust him. There's no reason not to.
54:39
He's they're going to build for a great WrestleMania.
54:41
It's going to be great. It's going to be one of the
54:44
best, the greatest, maybe the greatest ever.
54:47
It'd be awesome if Trump showed up to it.
54:49
I'm sure it's in the works. What a problem it would create
54:52
with the shocking when he comes to a stadium.
54:54
He just flat out screws it up, man.
54:57
It doesn't matter who the IT doesn't and not him.
54:59
Any president when they. That's a lot.
55:01
God almighty. Yeah.
55:03
You just you can't get in. You better get in three hours
55:06
beforehand. Just terrible.
55:08
Terrible boys. That's about all I got on tap
55:13
tonight. You got anything?
55:16
You got anything else? Does anybody think that
55:18
Greenland will become part of the United States over under the
55:21
next 10 years? Greenland will be part of the
55:23
United States. Yes.
55:25
No, I will take the under. On Monday it's only like 50,000
55:30
people. That's easy to overcome.
55:33
That's like Dothan. That's like asking, could Dothan
55:35
become a state? Could we take Greenland and
55:38
Canada? 100%?
55:40
Are we going to? I kind of hope not, because that
55:43
means some shit got out of hand if that starts to happen.
55:47
So I'm going to say no. I say we talked to all the the
55:50
countries in the Caribbean that are having trouble and say, hey,
55:53
you got a deal here. Let's make a deal.
55:55
Be a lot easier for us to he bop around down there if everybody's
55:59
on the same page. All I'm saying that's right
56:01
here, right here in the Gulf. Gulf or whatever you want call
56:04
it. There ain't no telling what the
56:06
Hell's going to happen in the next 3 1/2 years.
56:09
There's just no. There's really well.
56:12
Even though but it's moving, baby, it's moving and it's
56:15
moving fast there. You go, there you go.
56:16
Well, there's y'all and there's y'all.
56:18
An hour worth of truth sprinkled in with conspiracy just to keep
56:21
it interesting. We love y'all.
56:22
Thank y'all for tuning in this week, boys.
56:25
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56:27
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56:29
We'll see y'all next week.