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Welcome inside the treehouse. It is time to leave your worries outside and come
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laugh with us inside the treehouse. I'm Daniel Maley along with Trey Trenholm and
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Raj Sharma on a Fridday, May third, twenty twenty four. A lot
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of major news going on, not just around the world, but especially on
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the airwaves of PFW Radio, and some of those things are very important to
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people, but not important as birthdays, that's honest. But before we get
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to that, I would like to extend the floor to Trey because he started
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to say something right before I hit record about something he's been enjoying lately,
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and I have no idea what it is, but I know whatever brings a
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smile to Trey's face inevitably brings the smile to most other people, including you
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and b Raj. So I'm curious to see what Trey has been enjoying.
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And this is how important I feel it can be. I'm choosing to go
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with whatever is making Trey happy right now ahead of birthdays. Wow, And
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there's not a lot of things that make me happier than birthdays. But you
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know, this was a great story from the week of I don't know if
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y'all have been following the protesters, you know, especially the ones at Columbia
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m M yeah, who you know, seem to be highly organized, you
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know, matching tenths and all and everything else. And although they don't know
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Sidley Squat, but evidently they in their rush to be revolutionaries, they forgot
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a crucial thing, which is a food and water. And they are demanding
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that a Columbia bye by their food, their meal plans had feed them and
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no, yeah, oh that's uh, they're gonna learn, They're gonna learn
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some reality. Uh here's here's here's my and and tree. You'll, I
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think you'll appreciate this. I am morally against everything Caitlyn Jenner ever has stood
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for, but I find myself agreeing with her today, which was very uh,
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it was very hard to even explain to myself, but I went I
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read the I read what she said, and I went, yeah, okay,
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kind of kind of on board with that. She said to uh,
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deport all the pro Palestine lgbt Q to Iran and Gaza and see how they
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like it. And I was like, yeah, I can kind of wait
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wait, wait, there's a there's a there's a contingent of l g b
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t Q plus plus. Uh, pro pro Palestinian protesters. You haven't seen
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the signs for Queers for Palestine No, because oh yeah, that's if you
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ever want to go. You don't really understand. It's when you see that
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banner. Yeah, that's when that's when I can That's what I like about
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the area. Yeah, I'm sorry. If you see a banner like that,
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I would think it's a trap. No, it's a legitimate lgbt Q
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plus movement that is pro Palestine. And I'm like, well, I mean,
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that's nice that you're pro them, because they're not pro And that's what
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I mean. If I was to see a sign that says, come to
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Palestine, we love lgbt Q plus, that's a trap. Yeah. Yeah,
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I believe it's Saudi Arabia where they take it GBTQ plus people that have
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come out and throw them off buildings for sport, crowds gather, people have
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lunch and then they just launch people off. It's horrible human rights violations.
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But to be on the flip side, it's easy to do that here when
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you can get away with because nothing's going to happen to you if you were
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to do the same thing there, that's balls Here you're just an idiot with
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a banner. There, you're a revolutionary, yeah, because but here you're
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an idiot with a banner and an empty tummy because you don't want to leave
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your sit in spot to go to the cafeteria to get some grub. Well,
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but it's also like with the Columbia one reporter had this back and forth
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with one of their spokes people, and yeah, they're like, but you've
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organized where you have live music almost twenty four hours a day, and you
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know, you got all the matching tads everything else, But you think about
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food and water. Yeah, come on, even co Cella has snacks.
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Yeah, that's why that's why we're demanding human rights that you know, and
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you know they bring us food and water. It doesn't work that way.
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You don't occupy, takeover buildings and everything else, you're gonna get starved out.
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Yeah, that's that's that's what the and and legitimately you didn't think about
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a craft services table, like for the you know what I mean, like
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for the professional protesters. That's it's like even I think they said a ut
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uh, like eighty five percent of the people they arrested weren't students at UT.
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They're basically they call professional agitators, professional protesters whatever. Yeah, you
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know, if if that's your profession, you would he be better, be
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better have a trailer with some food and water that you bring in there with
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you. Yeah. Yeah, don't only be a professional agitator slash protester,
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but also run a food truck. Yeah, a little side hustle. Yeah,
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that's just nobody at Columbia has uber eats. They won't let they won't
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let them. Now the police have figured this one out. They won't let
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him in. Oh good, Yeah, you have to show your student ID
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at the point. Well, they're han't. They've got, you know obviously,
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uh, you know, fences all around it. And I can assure
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you what they're gonna do now, because now you know, the cameras are
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showing people, you know, shoving bottles of water and everything in the fence.
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I promise you they're gonna double double fence that where there's you're not gonna
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be able to reach through. It seems to be a bit of a sickness
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going around with people thinking they can just say whatever they want and there aren't
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going to be any consequences, like you need to think long term. Oh
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yeah, and uh. And here's so, I don't know if it's Columbia
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or if it was perdue. Like one of the main guys. I think
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it's Columbia. He's gone now, like one of the main spokespersons. They
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expelled him. And once that happens, and I don't know if people realize
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this. You don't get into other colleges easily. Like it's almost impossible in
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this day and age for you to get Like if you get expelled from Columbia,
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you're not going You're not just gonna turn the corner and go, hey,
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n Yu, can I come in? They're like, no, no,
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you got kicked out of there, so we don't want you here.
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So you've ruined your college career. Number one, number two. It's again,
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it's really nice that you can. That's why we're the greatest country in
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the world. You can say all of these things and do all of these
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things and nobody throws you off a building. So think about that when you're
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when you're when you're doing I understand the protests. I get the everybody wants
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to cease fire, and everybody wants uh Uh, civil rights equality for throughout
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the region. I get that, and there's better ways to do that,
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and there's there's uh in my head, I think there's a better way to
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do a lot of different things. But you're right, you have to think
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before you speak. And then also pack a sandwich at least a bottle of
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water, some you know, some some beef, jerky granola something you guys
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I love. It's still making me laugh now, trait. It's like they
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have live music planned. Yeah, they had live music and wristbands, but
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no nuts. But you know, here's the other thing that I don't.
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I don't think obviously these you know they're at Colombia. It is one of
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the finest universities in the world. But you know, this whole deal like
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you know, going you know, cut ties with Israel and with Jews,
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the Jewish alumni, like there is a powerful group. You're not only you
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know, you're blackballing yourself for all your life as far as you know if
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you want to, because there's most companies are going to have, you know
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something I have, you know, Jewish people in there, and you're not
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going to get hired. Yeah, Like you are going on record saying you
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are, you know, an anti semi well, yeah, and the movement
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also you have these people that or like Jewish people and Zionists, like have
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no right to live, Like that's one of the chants that they're screaming at
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Jewish at their own classmates, like their their own their own, their own
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people. And you're yelling that out and you're like, oh, you don't
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think that's gonna get back to you. Okay, that's adorable. I mean
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this is when I'm like, this is when I look into the crowd and
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I'm like, oh, there's no Indian kids there, because mom and dad
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would have showed up by now. Oh whooped some ass serious snatchings. Yeah,
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they're like, hey, we need loans for hotels. You get back
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in school. The good thing though, that we can take out of some
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of this is that it doesn't matter what sort of technological advancements we make or
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other advancements we make in society or even you know, from whatever standpoint,
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it's that when you're a certain age, you have have a tendency to not
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think long term. Yeah, and you would think that people growing up in
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the in the age of the internet mm hm wouldn't know and understand that whatever
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you do now is going to live in perpetuity online. Yes, Like it's
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not. It's not the old days. It's not the sixties, it's not
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the seventies. It's it's not you go to a protest and you've got a
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head full of hair and a beard and a huge mustache, and if you
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need to hide from your protest past, all you got to do is shave.
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You can't do that these days. Yeah. And just the fact there's
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there's pictures and video of everything. I mean, if there had been video
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cameras around when I was in college, you know, it would forever be
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me, you know, running neked around the fraternity house because I got skunked
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in basketball. That that's what would you know, follow me for the rest
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of my life? Yeah? That The ironic thing is, is you still
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be here doing this show? Yeah? Because we'd be about the only place
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that would take you. Yeah, I'm so glad to be a part of
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this. Uh. Yeah. We had we had a photography it was called
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BE and B Photography. They would come to all of our fraternity parties and
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take pictures and I have those and I'm like, this will ruin If I
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wanted to ruin someone's political career that we're in these Like, if somebody in
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any of these photographs were like, hey, I'm running for office, I'll
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be like, and here's Spring of ninety seven. There you go. You
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might want to rethink that, buddy. You know what, maybe in the
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meantime you could just find one of those photos of your buddy Kevin from Tito
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send that to him so we can get some advertising here in the treehouse.
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I know he was very clever. I have one picture of him is at
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a formal and we're all very well addressed and everybody's very well behaved, but
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I think he was. I need you to put out there that you've got
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some very incriminate Oh yeah, yeah, I have a there's a goat and
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ah yeah, there's a goat and a party. And then Kevin, if
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it's a goat and a party, I think that ones of me. I
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think that's what established we did steal a goat. Yeah for me the first
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if I ran for office. First question, mister Turnhold, can you tell
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us about the trip you took? Uh, there's a pledge trip to Boystown
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in the rado Was it the same thing? Great? Great, great campaign
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thank y'all. I'd rather not tell you about that, Thank you very much.
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Yeah, we did the same thing. We had a dig a donkey
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show. Did not have to did not have to do. I stayed in
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the van. I can I can say that there was Oh shut up,
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Bill Clinton. Yes, but I didn't inhale me. Jamie Salcido, who's
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who actually is a Hispanic pledge brother of mine. We we stayed in the
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van and we watched Casper. Well, our other battny brothers or pledge brothers
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were doing uh they're mischief. But I promise my name, my name is
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Rod Charm. I don't want you to know I stayed in that van.
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No, I did not have I did not have any relations with that little
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ghost. Hey you watch Casper? Yeah, I mean was this movie the
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movie we want? Just like we we walked, we got okay, got
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out of the van. Saw what my what was happening in the little lobby
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area where all the women uh women of the night uh had congregated because of
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our pledge brothers and US dollars. And I looked at Jamie Selsey do and
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I go, I don't, I don't want it. And He's like yep,
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And we went back to the van and shut the door. Uh.
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We did inhale a lot we did. We did a lot of inhaling of
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the of the marijuana. But we did watch Casper. We got high,
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watched Casper while the other guys were in there doing whatever nonsense they were doing.
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Didn't have to watch the Doctor Show, didn't have to do that,
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but uh, it was. It was an interesting uh, you know for
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a kid from Mesquite very uh you know, Indian family, to see how
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people act when you cross a border. Did you at least did you guys
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think big picture long term? Did you have snacks in the van? Oh?
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Yeah, we had all the snacks there. You Yeah, we had
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beer. We had beer, We had all the snacks. Everything was good.
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I think we ate sandwiches. And we just got high and watched Casper.
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It's a really good movie when you're high. It's very boring. When
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you're not, it's very sad. He's a little dead kid that lives.
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Yeah, they really don't make them like they used to. Let's get back
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to what makes more sense in our world than that is, of course,
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birthdays. It is Faday May third, twenty twenty four. Birthdays today.
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Ah. She plays Mantis in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Pum Cleman Tief is
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thirty eight today. Very good for her. Ryl Burke former Dancing with the
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Stars is she helped Drew Lache and Emmett Smith win the second and third seasons.
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She also admitted to having a fleeing with chad Ocho Cinco during season ten.
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Oh wow. Yeah. Eric Church country singer. He's forty seven.
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Christina Hendricks from NBC's Good Girls, but probably best known as Joan Holloway on
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mad Men. She is forty nine today. Deu lay Hill is also forty
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nine today, plays Gus on Psych, Alex on Suits, Larry on Ballers.
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And he was also Charlie Young on one of my favorite TV shows,
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The West Wing. And he is not Bud from the Cosby Show. That
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was the ongoing joke and Psych is that he was Budd and then they actually
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have an episode with the guy that played Bud. Oh you have to that's
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awesome. Yeah, it's one of my favorite shows. I love that show.
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And what show was that? That was a psike? Okay yeah.
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Christopher Cross is seventy three. He's had three top ten hits, including ride
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like the Win, Arthur's theme and sailing. Greg Gumble, formerly of CBS,
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is seventy eight. Wow. Really no, actually, I'm sorry.
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He's still working for a CBS doing the NFL and NCAA game seventy eight years
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old, still doing the broadcast thing. That's the Greg Gumble Look, Bryant
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and Greg Gumble, that's right. Yeah. Greg Gumbel was the play by
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play guy and Bryant Gumbel was the very pretentious anchor. B Yeah. Yeah.
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He was in the news last week. I don't know. I didn't
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read the story, but there was something about him being that apparently he was
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just a dick. Oh yeah, but does he still do? Is Real
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Sports still a thing anyone? I don't know, Okay, I have no
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idea. I know HBO is not even a thing anymore though, I mean,
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I don't know what they did with Real sports seventy eight Wow, okay.
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I always hated though, how they like, you'd have these really talented
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and respected reporters. Pulitz are prize winners in their field, right, they
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go and do this serious, wonderful piece, uh for Real Sports, and
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then they after the piece is done, they cut to the studio and it's
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like they're it's like they've just presented their report and the teacher is Bryant Gumbel
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making sure they did a good job afterwards. Yeah. I just when I
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would see them, I would not think athletics, the Gumbles. They didn't
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like one. You said play by play, I'm like, he doesn't look
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like he's ever done that sport. No, no, no, there's a
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difference between play by play and the color commentary. Color commentary is typically the
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guy that used to play the play by play is the guy that's just telling
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you what he sees with a really good voice. Oh God, I gotcha,
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Okay, because I just they they just didn't seem didn't in Living Color
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make fun of the Gumbles. Did they have a thing where was like Damon
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Wayans and somebody else was, Oh, I thought, I don't. I
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don't know if the banded Living Color ever really dipped their toes in that type
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of Plenty of people have taken shots at them over the years, so it
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wouldn't surprise me. Well seventy eight, good for him. Uh, okay,
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it's kind of stunned by that age. Well, he's probably stunned by
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our ages as well. Like, and I don't know if you I don't
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know if you saw, but there's actually been quite a bit of turnover at
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CBS because they actually on their NFL Today pregame show, which I saw one
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headline referred to as iconic for some reason, they have finally moved on from
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the pasty translucent twins Phil Simms and Boomer as Siasin are no longer a part
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of the CBS. Yes, but who do they replace them with? The
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new age pasty translucent quarterback in Ryan Matt Ryan, and uh, who's the
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other one, jj Watt jj Watt. Yeah, there you go. It
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just doesn't get whiter. I love the Watt family because it's JJ Watt,
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TJ Watt and then the other brothers just David. Parents gave up on that
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one. No, he didn't want to be DJ Watt. Sounds like a
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terrible DJ name, DJ Watt. He's like, no, I'm David.
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Actually, I think that's the name you should want of all of them.
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Yeah, he's like, I'm good with David. Well, the downside would
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be it's like, you know, uh, JJ Watt NFL starred him,
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t J Watt NFL started, but the name like DJ Watt. You're going
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to be relegated to you know, wedding DJ with that NFL NFL Caesar's Caesar's
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Pool party. All I can think about is, you know, one of
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the Kronkowski brothers is going what did you name me? DJ? Careful?
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I don't want to mix in too much sports around here, because if you
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It's been a while, so Kaylen, welcome back inside. Yeah that was
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that. You were way too excited there. Oh I'm sorry, hey,
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guys. Even more she went the opposite way there, So Kaylen from Pausing
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the City, she sent me a message like, hey, we got some
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adoption and fostering from Pause in the City the website Pause Incity dot org,
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we need to hit Vermafest. So what is new Kaitlin with Vermfest give us
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an update. Yeah, so we already let you guys know a few weeks
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ago that we have Drying Pool headlining. We have quite a few other local
23:21
bands that have joined the party. We have Vain Warhog, Earworm, and
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the Mad Mexicans. Do you know why they're mad? No, but white
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people in general, if I get up before we introduce them, make for
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some interesting album art, that's for sure. There's a good chance to get
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creative there or that. Now. Also, we did mention last time that
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we're going to be doing a pre party at Three Nations Brewing in Carrollton that
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will be dog friendly, so make sure you bring some pups with you.
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And when exactly is Vermifest. So that's on June fifteenth, and we're going
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to be at Three Nations from one to four. Awesome, that's the pre
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party. Yep. We're also gonna have some live music there, so like
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it. It is a true pre game, like you come, have some
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beer, pet some dogs, get you know, get some live music fixed
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before you go. Instead of having to use like an amp up playlist,
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you can just come see live music. So we're gonna have some of those
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bands. It's last Hearts Beats and Temperant Sons and the Bethany Rose Band very
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cool and Temperant Sons. It's fun band names. That has to be one
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of the one of the fun things about having a band is sitting around and
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figuring out, Okay, what are we going to call ourselves? Yeah,
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Motley Crue Nicky six Pitched Christmas. That was his name for the band.
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He's like, it's already got, it's already got great branding. Dan,
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you've been in a band? How'd that name come about? Very very megalamoniacally
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it was. It was narcissism just yeah, a little sprinkle. It was
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like narcissism Bay just so Vermafest June fifteenth. He got the pre game or
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the pre show at Three Nations Brewing in Like I said that right brewing?
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Yeah, uh, Three Nations Brewery in Carrollton. That starts at one o'clock
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and then Veremfest itself with the Mad Mexicans Vein War Hog and and that's at
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the Factory with Drowning Pool headlining. Hell yeah, yeah, what's under the
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doors open for that? I'm sorry, what's under the doors open at the
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factory for the main show? That is a great question. I have not
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seen that posted yet. I bet it's sixth I will double check. I
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feel like stuff like that that we do usually starts around like six or seven.
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Yeah, but uh for shows, shows for concerts and things doors are
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typically around six. The good thing is you can always hit the website to
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Vermifest will go directly to Pause in the City, which helps to foster and
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adopt dogs and need to rescue throughout North Texas and Caylin. You said you
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got some new ones that have been brought in to Pause in the City,
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so well, give us a couple who needs to be adopted right now from
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Pause in the City. Yeah. Well, if you're tuning in to watch
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us, I have some news you'll actually you'll be able to see some of
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our adaptable dogs at the moment. Like I said, we've had a couple
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of pretty good sized intakes lately. We have everything from young to senior dogs,
27:14
all sizes. It really doesn't do them justice. I'll talk to you
27:18
about them a little bit, but please go check them out. The first
27:23
one to me is a total eyecatcher. Her name is Bella. She's a
27:26
young Schnauzer mix. She's up here in your top left hand corner if you
27:32
zoom in. She has a blue eye and a brown eye, and she's
27:37
got she's mostly black. She's got just a little white spot on her chest
27:41
and a couple of her toes, and then she's got like white gray mixed
27:45
in on the tips of her ears and right on the top of her head,
27:48
almost like she has a little mohawk going on. She's super cute.
27:52
She will fit right in at the Drowning Pool vermifest show. Exactly what I
27:56
was thinking. And then last time we talked about Cochie, we still have
28:00
Cochi and Enzo and they're super cute. They both look like palm mixes.
28:06
They're also black, got a couple of white spots, but definitely go check
28:11
them out. We we also, I don't know if you've noticed that we
28:15
have a cat at the moment, Monica. The big thing is I didn't
28:18
want to go too far into depth about any single dog at the moment.
28:22
I want to get you all some videos so that we can see them,
28:25
but I wanted you to see you know, a while back, people were
28:27
saying we're seeing the same dogs. You know, well, let's get them
28:32
adopted. We'll have some new dogs. So we've been having some luck.
28:34
It's amazing the things that people will find time to complain about. I know,
28:37
we saved, we saved some dogs. Now we have saved some new
28:41
dogs, so please go and check them out. They are super cute.
28:45
We have a couple of chihualas. So if Daisy needs a boyfriend, man,
28:52
I don't know, if I don't know, if Trey is willing to
28:56
share the bed with a second I will say, though, I will say
29:00
if you if you go to Pasinthcity dot org, there's a black and white
29:03
Chihuahua mix there right there named Blake and Blake, interestingly enough, looks a
29:10
lot like our black and white chihuahua Bella. Yeah. Oh interesting. He's
29:15
he's super cute. He like like he's smiling. He's got the little Chihuahua
29:22
smile. Oh yeah. So okay, So lots of dogs available for adoption
29:27
from Pause in the City. You can also foster, right, yeah.
29:33
Absolutely. Our biggest pushes right now are going to be, you know,
29:37
pretty similar to what we talked about before. The big one right now is
29:41
donations. You know, all of our donations, like we said, it
29:45
was what ninety ninety eight percent of everything goes to the dogs. So you
29:49
know, keep in mind, it does get kind of costly to rescue.
29:55
You know, we cover you know, your your microchips, We cover space
30:00
and utering, We do all of their medical expenses until they are adopted.
30:04
We you know, we go through the hard work of making sure that they
30:07
are in good health before they get to you, to you know, avoid
30:11
the possibility of I don't know if many of you have had this experience.
30:15
The last shelter dog I adopted, she's great. We love her. They
30:21
did not go through everything at the shelter that they were supposed to run by
30:25
the city. So she came to us with health issues that we're supposed to
30:30
have been taking care of it weren't, and that can get quite costly.
30:33
Thank goodness for pet insurance. But you know, we we mitigate that as
30:37
much as possible for you. The other great thing is is you know,
30:41
some of those donations go towards the fostering as far as you know, if
30:47
you say, hey, I would like to foster dogs, see how it
30:51
goes. I'm not really sure I want a dog you know, permanently,
30:53
but let's just see how it goes. We will continue to cover all of
30:57
their medical expense and we pay for their food and stuff. So, you
31:02
know, it's a great way to kind of do a trial run to see.
31:07
Now it will warn you most of our people have ended up as foster
31:08
fails because they end up just loving the dog that they that they choose to
31:15
foster. But that's obviously not a bad thing. Yeah, you can.
31:18
You can rent to rescue at Adopted at Pause in the City. Okay,
31:22
So we've got Vermafest coming up June fifteenth. You got the pre party at
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Three Nations Brewing. Am I still not saying that right? Brewing? Three
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Nations Brewing Brewing Brewing pre party June fifteen, starting at one o'clock at Three
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Nations Brewing. There we go. Then you've got probably doors at six at
31:44
the Factory in deep Ellum for the main show with all the big bands,
31:48
including the headliner Drowning Pool. So that's Vermifest. And when you get your
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tickets for Vermafest, which benefits Pause in the City, you can also use
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our coupon code Treehouse ten. Use our coupon code Treehouse ten and you get
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a little bit shaped off the top of that, which is which is not
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a bad thing. So there you have it. Sorry about that. So
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we are doing that discount code for merch. So if you want some pos
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merch t shirts stuff like that, go check it out. Like awesome.
32:19
Yeah, the Treehouse ten in all caps will get you ten percent off all
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your paws merch. That is very very cool, good deal. So there
32:28
you have it. That's all the info that I think you need right now
32:30
for Vermafest as far as dogs and such, Caitlin, any other dogs that
32:35
need rescuing. You know, I'm sure there are quite a few dogs that
32:38
still need rescuing. But I did hear about a radio show that was a
32:42
needs amount. If you're listening to the Treehouse visitors online that Treehouse on Air
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dot com. Let's get Daniel Cook from Cook DFW Roofing and Restoration into the
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Treehouse now for your free roof inspection. Give him a call eight three three
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cook DFW the website cookdfw dot com. I saw a headline recently and it
33:19
made me think of you, Daniel and your lovely wife Carrie. There was
33:22
a massive argument and the girlfriend grabbed a fork and stabbed her boyfriend in the
33:25
butt with it. She called it a light pope. The boyfriend told the
33:29
police, no, that was a full on stabbing. My question to you
33:31
today is have you ever done something that made Carrie want to stab you in
33:36
the butt with a fork? Carrie has stabbed me in the butt with the
33:38
fork. Oh whatever, But luckily I have a very muscular butt because I
33:46
climb ladders and I run and stuff like that. So hey, it was
33:51
not able to penetrate the gluteus maximus. That's truly a false statement. But
33:58
yes, at the end of the day, I mean things could happen.
34:00
I mean, relationships are tough and and things that you don't think that might
34:05
be a something detrimental to your partners health or safety. I mean, you
34:10
just what do they call it? What do they call it? When you
34:15
when you kill and passion? It's a crime of passion, crime of passion,
34:19
That's that's my whole point. Not necessarily a crime, but you're just
34:22
trying to have a little bit of fun with your partner and some things get
34:24
out of control sometimes. That's why again, there's that's why they make safe
34:28
words. That does make sense and uh, that's smart to do. And
34:32
that's also an interesting angle. It's like, well, you know, if
34:37
you love each other, you'll occasionally, you know, stab each other.
34:39
Also, if you love each other, you'll get your roof inspected by the
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35:45
and one of the biggest stories of the week, and I don't think I
35:50
can, uh, you know, really sell that short on any level?
35:58
Is this? People spent eight hundred dollars on pea stained jens. Yes,
36:06
and not only did they buy them for eight hundred dollars, but they sold
36:09
out. A designer clothing brand in the UK called Jordan Luca debuted their pre
36:16
stained genes that make it look like you peed your pants and they actually they
36:23
were actually there for the Milan Fashion show. So the pea stained jeans had
36:30
were a part of a runway show last year, and then when the jeans
36:34
hit the website, they sold out, selling for about eight hundred dollars.
36:38
Us. Pea stain jens are sold out, So if you're looking for some
36:44
and you can't find them, you may just have to do it yourself.
36:49
So how do you tell the difference between a pair of five oho ones that
36:53
you know grandpa wore and these high fashion geens. I'm gonna go smell.
37:00
We must smell. The one thing I do not know about the pea stained
37:04
genes is, and this might be a benefit of them, is you get
37:07
all the look of pea stained denim without any of the moisture and the smell.
37:15
That is correct. It is it is pre pissed on before it gets
37:20
to you. That is where I guess I'm assuming that's where the cost shoots
37:24
up. Is somebody has to pee on it for you and then and then
37:30
dry it out and then it gets to you. For eight hundred dollars,
37:35
you can look like a lot of people in Uptown about two fifteen in the
37:39
morning. Look a lot of us were trailblazers that didn't even know it,
37:50
Like telling the police officers, you understand, in like ten years, this
37:53
is gonna be all their age. You're gonna pay one hundred dollars for this.
37:57
You're gonna pay a thousand dollars right now, eight for pea stained genes.
38:05
And in other news, hang on order to go, I gotta find
38:12
this, uh do do? Oh? Yeah, this one's Are you guys
38:15
afraid? What are you? What is your weirdest fear or not weirdest fear?
38:19
What is your what do you have a phobia about? Phobia? Yeah?
38:22
Do you guys have any phobias? All right, I'm just ask that
38:30
again one at a time. Trade Do you have any phobias? Yeah?
38:32
I mean claustrophobic. Claustrophobic okay, type spaces uh raj? What about you?
38:37
I have a fear of heights, me too. I wonder if your
38:44
fear of heights is as illogical as mine, because while I have nightmares about
38:50
extreme heights and those terrifying me. Are you aware of blue holes? M
38:58
God? This is not a set up for some sort of blue awful thing.
39:01
It's just a blue hole in the ocean. You have you heard of
39:06
those blue holes? I can't say I've researched that category. A. Well,
39:14
blue holes exist. You've seen them. You just may not realize it.
39:16
It's where in the ocean, in various places around the world, there's
39:21
just a big hole and you can't see the bottom of it that goes all
39:24
the way down someplace. Okay, Well, the largest ever discovered blue hole
39:30
is one point three thousand feet deep so far, and I say so far
39:36
because scientists haven't even reached the bottom of it yet. It's off the off
39:40
the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, and they've identified what could potentially be the deepest
39:45
known blue hole in the world, extending so far down that the bottom has
39:50
not yet been reached. The device they use to test these blue holes.
39:55
The longest that they go to right now is one thousand, three hundred and
40:00
eighty feet, And so that's how they know this blue hole is at least
40:04
that deep, because it didn't hit bottom, it just stopped, because that's
40:07
where the slack got taught that it is. And I am terrified of these
40:14
things. There is no way in hell, even though I can just float
40:16
across it, that I would ever swim across one. I don't understand what
40:22
it is the blue hole. Yeah, you said, it's just a hole.
40:27
Yeah, it's just a hole that goes into the earth, and they
40:30
don't know where there is. There is some speculation, Well there's some speculation
40:35
that somewhere when you get down to the bottom, that there could be a
40:38
series of caves and things under the ocean. But it's still water. Yeah.
40:45
Well yeah, but it's also extremely dangerous for people, not because you
40:51
know, you can't you know, we can't breathe water, but it's also
40:54
I think hydrogen sulfide is at an extremely high amount in these blue holes.
41:02
Yeah, hydrogen sulfide. Okay, I just need to see it for myself,
41:07
so I'm gonna look it up blue hole, man, that's not something
41:13
you want to type into blue holes. It's yeah, well yeah, a
41:17
blue hole, Yeah, blue hole, got it. There's a blue hole
41:22
National Park. Okay, Okay, now I see it, so it is,
41:28
yes, but there's a The picture that I have is somebody's boat going
41:31
across it. Yeah. I wouldn't do that either, because in my iological
41:37
mind, that's when whatever lives down there is going to come up and eat
41:39
me. Oh gotcha. So you think there's stuff in the blue hole?
41:45
Yeah? And then also I'm worried about getting sucked into it. Oh does
41:49
it? Does it have a pole? Does it? No? No idea?
41:52
Okay, I just know that it seems like the beginning of a disaster
41:57
slash horror film. And I'm not swimming across one. Got you. But
42:00
there's not one anywhere near you. I don't know. I think there might
42:06
be, because there's a few of them around the Caribbean, but I don't
42:08
know where the nearest one to me is. Yeah. See, heights,
42:14
I understand like that. You can find heights like you can go. I
42:17
mean, you can be in a building like I used to live in Uptown.
42:21
I used to live on the eleventh floor of the Renaissance, and I
42:25
had insane nightmares of falling off my balcony constantly. So when I would even
42:35
step up, it was an entertainment sized balconies. What they what they boasted
42:38
and when I would go out on the balcony, hang on what what kind
42:43
of entertainment? Uh? Well, when they when the when they were showing
42:47
the place, it was like, you can have a party and you can
42:51
entertain on your balcony. Okay, so it's not like entertainment size, meaning
42:55
it's so small when you go out, you immediately fall off of it.
42:59
Therefore it's entertaining for the right. But this was it was a very very
43:05
big balcony and I would have my back against the sliding last door. That's
43:08
the only way I could go out there is if I didn't look straight down.
43:13
Yeah, I just can't. Even in my head, I can still
43:15
see it. And the other one that fed me up pretty good was The
43:20
Dark Night in Imax, because the very beginning is the scene is the is
43:25
the shot that goes over Gotham. Oh yeah, and Imax, that almost
43:31
I almost threw up. Don't don't ever watch Free Solo. What is that?
43:37
It's a documentary about mountain climbing, like, no, no, no,
43:42
no it it has some shots that even gave me vertigo. Yeah,
43:46
no, no. But do you know why they call it free solo raj
43:51
No. It's because it's not just mountain climbing, which is already to meet
43:54
gut churning right on its own. Yeah, but free solo means your reclimbing,
44:00
which means no ropes. Oh okay, no carabineers, no nets.
44:05
Yeah, complete free climbing, and the solo part of that means buy your
44:12
self nice. So it's just white dudes that die eventually. I just I
44:22
want to sit down with just a room of just different ages of white people
44:27
and go, what are you guys just bored with life? You know,
44:30
like, how can we funck this up more? What do you guys doing?
44:37
Like they're Everest, right, everybody wants to climb Everest. The people
44:42
there don't want to. Yeah. People, when you climb Everest, the
44:49
people in Nepaul are like what why what you surfers are like, we have
44:55
to. This is how we survive. Yeah. The It is interesting because
45:02
you've got people that will climb mountains without any ropes and do so by themselves,
45:09
hints free solo. Yes, it does make you think. Okay,
45:14
they had to have checked off everything on their bucket list beforehand, right,
45:17
because yeah, that's the last thing you do, like you you don't,
45:23
that's not the first thing you try, right, just in case you suck
45:27
at it. Yeah, I just don't. Like I bucket list is a
45:30
thing in the last thirty years that has coming. I think it is because
45:34
of the movie. But I like, I don't have one of those.
45:37
Like I don't want to bungee jump. I don't. I don't want to
45:40
skydive. I'm good my whole life. I've been taught to stay inside the
45:45
plane. Why am I? Why am I going? Gets everything I've been
45:50
taught. I'm good. I don't know what you need it for. Like
45:53
like it was like I'm gonna go skydive on my fiftieth birthday. No,
45:57
I'm okay, I don't need at least that. That's where I credited uh
46:02
Bush the Elder, like he waited until he turned ninety before or eighty before
46:07
he before he jumped out of a plane. He's like, I've done head
46:10
to see I am. I mean, I've done lots of great things in
46:13
my life now is a good time that if I die falling out of this
46:15
plane. I'm pretty sure part of him was like, I hope I die
46:20
falling out of this plane. I hope the shoot doesn't open. I'm sure
46:25
part of that was that actually, didn't he he like got shot down?
46:29
Didn't he? Like? Yes? Yeah, so yeah. I mean I
46:35
think at that point it's like, you know, yes, good already,
46:38
you've already you skydived before this against your will. Yeah. Once, once
46:45
was out of necessity. Once was three hundred dollars. I don't want to
46:52
do like I don't. Our friend Jason James, we have a former comedian.
46:59
He doesn't do it anymore, but his body. They were in Sturgis
47:02
and they were leaving and there was a bungeee thing there and it was closing
47:07
for the season. So that means the regular guy wasn't I'm not even making
47:10
this up. He was closing and and they stopped and it's his buddy's brother
47:15
was like, I'm gonna do this, and the guy's like, we're closing.
47:20
There was they had already deflated the whatever what's that called the airbag?
47:25
They had already deflated that the thing that's sposed to the question. Yes,
47:32
I like to call it the savior. Uh. He went up in the
47:37
thing and the guy hit the wrong button and dropped the entire bucket with the
47:40
guy in it, broke his legs, his pelvis shattered his I mean everything,
47:47
and I'm like, you know that, And he had signed off all
47:51
the waivers. The guy was like, this is my I'm new I'm the
47:54
one who closes it down. I don't know how to but okay, and
47:58
just hit the wrong thing. That you will never in your I can promise
48:01
you as long as you know me, Dan, you'll never come on the
48:04
air and go. We have some bad news today, Ron Sharma, our
48:07
friend comedian died in a bungee jumping accent. It will never happens if I
48:15
died in a bungee jumping accent. I owe somebody money. That was That
48:19
was not an accident. That was a murder. That's a homicide. I
48:22
don't ski. I don't need to fly down a mountain. I'm good.
48:28
I let I don't know what you guys have a problem with earth. I'm
48:30
good with it like I'm good with the ground. Gravity always wins. It's
48:37
undefeated, and I have enough challenges with gravity while I'm just on the ground
48:45
normally same. I don't need, I don't need to add difficulty to it.
48:49
No, I don't. I don't ever look at a mountain and go
48:52
I want to climb that. No, I'm like, that is beautiful.
48:54
That's that's the work of erosion and millions of years. Well, you know,
49:00
although, although I will say this, while I am not a dared
49:04
devil, my choicing career was a little idiotic because choosing to do radio for
49:13
now over twenty five years, yes, is not the most sane decision.
49:17
Is it the same? It's not the same as you know, climbing a
49:23
mountain without any ropes or anything like that. But it's it's its own level
49:28
of insanity. And I'm not the only one. There are others out there
49:30
that have made the valiant attempt to do great things on the radio. Yeah,
49:35
like being a recovering alcoholic running a bar. See that's true enough,
49:40
That's that's your Everest And and Trey's at the top once a week. Go
49:46
here. My name's Trey, and I keep climbing Everest great. And then
49:52
then there's me, I'm Dan, and I keep I keep doing the radio
49:55
thing, and other people have done it too, and so much so that
50:00
you know, things happen in radio, and things don't always go according to
50:05
your plan. As some other people found out recently, I was wondering,
50:14
well, so I just want to address this very quickly because I don't want
50:17
to get into it. A whole lot we don't. I saw someone on
50:22
our Patreon commented saying, it's like I'm saying something like, I'm surprised you
50:27
have nothing to say about ninety seven to one. I don't. Okay,
50:31
not having anything to say and choosing to say nothing are two vastly different things.
50:37
Right. Number one, we don't really need to say anything because we're
50:42
doing our thing and that's our focus. And on top of that, listeners
50:51
are already saying stuff for us. We don't need to say anything that a
50:54
bunch of people are already saying. So I haven't commented on anything. I've
51:00
seen a bunch of the and I and to all those guys, you guys
51:02
are awesome for doing that. Like a lot of the fan pages and a
51:06
lot of just people in general. I've gotten a lot of I don't know
51:08
if you guys have, I've gotten a lot of messages from listeners as well,
51:12
like so do you guys think And I'm like, I'm just not and
51:15
it's not it's intentional. I'm not answering you. I hope you're aware of
51:19
that. I'm intentionally not answering you because I just it's nothing to to answer.
51:23
But it is pretty bad ass to have rock back in Dallas, because
51:28
God was just see it's badass for you, Raj. But you know it's
51:32
Uh, there's some some people took the format flip from ninety seven to one
51:38
back to the Eagle pretty hard, so much so that apparently some folks have
51:44
resorted to calling nine one one about them. No, do we have that?
51:50
Oh of course, yeah, we got it from our I'm not going
51:53
to tease something and then not deliver it Treehouse nine one one. What's your
51:58
emergency order? Murder? Oh my goodness, that's terrible. Can you tell
52:02
me what happened? Well, it just happened, and I'm really sad about
52:07
it, so it might take me a while to get it all out.
52:08
Honey. This isn't a talk station, so you better get to it.
52:12
There's about to be another Eagle free flight. What on ninety that's where they
52:15
put it. I'll give you a second to breath. Yeah, okay,
52:31
okay, you good. It might take me a while to get it all
52:36
out. Honey. This isn't a talk station, so you better get to
52:38
it. There's about to be another Eagle free flight. What on ninety seven
52:43
to one The Eagle. That's where they play a bunch of songs in a
52:45
row without any commercials. Well, that's why I'm calling. I used to
52:47
work there, and a bunch of people work behind my back to change the
52:52
format of the radio station. Hmm, this sounds familiar. Is this the
52:55
first time this has happened? Oh? Can you think of some other reason
53:00
and examples of radio stations changing formats? Uh, there was Live one O
53:04
five three one O three point three ESPN Radio oh in ninety seven to one
53:08
the Eagle. Hmm, that's an interesting string of stations at the top of
53:12
your head. How did you know all those? Well? Uh, I
53:16
worked at all those woll whoa, whoa. You worked at all of those
53:20
stations before they flipped formats, and you worked there after they flipped formats,
53:27
well, a couple of them. Okay, I think I know what's going
53:30
on here. Is this a confession. No, I didn't kill all those
53:34
stations, so it's just a coincidence that everywhere you yeah, well, yeah,
53:45
I'm sorry. I I Paulus confession. Lots of wonderful people don't have
53:52
jobs anymore, so take this sorry. Yeah, is this a confession?
53:58
No, I didn't kill all those so it's just a coincidence that everywhere you
54:02
go the life gets sucked out of them. You're like that little girl in
54:05
the X Men movies. We need to get some gloves on you before you
54:07
go anywhere else. And one more thing, it's not right what you did
54:10
to that old man, mm m mmmmm. And one more thing, it's
54:24
not right what you did to that old man Mike Reiner Feller, kidnapping him
54:30
from that ticket retirement home, propping him up on a microphone and telling him
54:34
it was the ticket all over again. There's a special place in hell for
54:37
people like you and the Nigerians who like the scam old people. Sure it
54:43
was. You should have learned from the Treehouse Boys with Rus Martin. You
54:45
can't expect to pull a weekend at Bernie's forever. Eventually the body starts to
54:50
seek and you know, the freakiest thing, m hmm. Again, sometimes
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you don't need to say anything. Yeah, you should have learned from the
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Treehouse Boys with Russ Martin, you can't expect to pull a weekend at Bernie's
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forever. Eventually, the body starts to stink. And you know the freakiest
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thing about all this, The ego has more lives than a cat. I
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got to go. Mandatory Metallica is about to come here. We will see
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you for the next episode right here inside the Treehouse.