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Episode 36: The Treehouse Roadshow at Daddy Rabbit's Pub · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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  And here I was worry no one would show up on a Friday during a
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  holiday weekend. Everybody, Welcome to Daddy Rabbits Bob in Louisville. This is
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  the tree house and you are in it. I would like to thank everyone
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  for coming today, and just so you know this, what you here and
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  see today, we'll release on Mondays. You can go back and hear your
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  self screaming drunk and awesome in the background. I appreciate all you guys being
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  here today, along with Trey ras Jarmah. Thank you for braving the text
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  press lanes because I don't know about you, but I never get off when
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  I'm supposed to. It's like, on thirty five coming up, I'm in
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  the text press lane because six thirty five was six thirty five, and I
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  try to go thirty five north and it's like, hey, text press is
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  smooth sailing, so I take it. But then it doesn't let me to
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  get off at Round Grove Rove to get to Daddy Rabbits Pub. Yeah,
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  so I end up in corinth I may currently live on an island, but
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  I still know where stuff is here and I know when I'm not in the
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  right suburb. So well, let's go around Dent and come all the way
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  be happening today. So thank you for coming. Texpress screwed me up,
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  but we got here. DJ got here for this CBS stolen broadcast equipment.
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  We appreciate that. I'm pretty sure I've already cleared it with your boss,
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  DJ. I don't want to I don't want to wait around anymore. So
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  the last time Ros was on the show, he started, we found out
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  something new about Trey that we didn't know. And we've been sitting on it
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  for like two weeks, and I'm not gonna waste any more time. We
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  have to get to it. When did you get kicked by a horse tray?
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  Multiple times? Actually? Was it a female horse? So the first
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  time, yes, yes, the first time. I was told over and
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  over again, do not get in the stall with the mayor and her full
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  So do you ever watched National Geographic? The one thing you don't do,
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  don't mess with mama's But I think I was. I was young. Anyways,
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  I jumped in there and by the like, I took a kick right
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  here. But I was climbing up the side of the stall and didn't get
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  me like, didn't break a rib, just just bruised real bad. But
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  didn't you have years of like shoulder problems The same sign is that the that's
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  from football and drunkenness. Um. Yes, not to kick from a horse,
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  no, okay, gotcha, And I just love the uh No,
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  it was still time after time, and after getting kicked by a horse and
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  hurting like hell, I still got my ass whip, I had to go
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  get belt by belt. So and then the second time I was My father
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  loved to go to in White right, Texas. They have trade days,
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  kind of like a mini canton, and uh he would always go and pick
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  up on all sorts of things. And one time he came home with a
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  pony. His name was Wildfire. And this is the best story. It
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  was a little little Shetland pony. He really didn't think he had that much.
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  I'm so much better. First of all, what's the name of the
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  town? White right? Texts? White right? Yes, all right,
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  I just wanted about sixty was worth of Dallas. That's wrong, don't answer
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  that. Yeah, yeah, I was gonna say that you got a Shetland
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  pony? Yeah, and um, now really quick, did did your dad
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  buy you the Shetland pony? Or did he? Did your dad bring home
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  the Shetland pony? Dad brought home the Shetland Was there alcohol involved? No,
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  this was a sober purchase. Yeah. He there's something about going to
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  you know, these markets, and I mean that's how we ended up with
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  one hundred and twenty chickens and goats and peacocks and everything else. But yeah,
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  he came home with a little Shetland pony named Wildfire, and all Fire
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  was what was true to his name. Yeah, and uh, so I
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  decided that I would try to get on the horse and ride him bare back,
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  bad bad, just like you said ride Please tell me you were a
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  child? Yeah, okay, because if that was an adult decision, well
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  that might have been his reason to stop drinking. And if it had been,
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  probably a good idea yea. So I'm not sure if you know this,
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  Raj, or if anyone else here is completely aware of this. You
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  know a trey and having known each other for many, many years, but
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  Trey is a product of two vastly different childhood upbringings. Because we all North
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  North Texas pretty well, so the area where Trey is talking about is Leonard,
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  Texas. Right, So, Leonard, Texas is out there. It's
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  out like past south Forward. I mean, it's it's all pasture. It's
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  it's a town of I think it's up to two thousand people. It's grown
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  from sixteen hundred to two thousand people over the last forty years. That's a
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  hell of a boom. Yeah, that's it. And before he lived in
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  Leonard, Trey lived in Highland Park. So imagine the shock of parents getting
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  divorced not being anywhere near the weirdest thing that happened in the matter in the
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  matter of a couple of weeks. So Trey goes from Highland Park, Texas
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  to Leonard, Texas and promptly gets kicked by two horses. Um, and
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  is did did you already know Belt at this point? Oh? Yeah,
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  okay, So I didn't move out there until I was like twelve. Yeah,
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  so, and they moved out there when I was about seven. So
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  yeah, there was you know, I had the back and forth for a
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  while, just you know, custody weekends and everything else. But oh yeah,
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  I Belt and I were old friends at that point. Belt and I
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  continue to be friends until the day. I was probably fifteen or sixteen,
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  and and I said, my father was a big guy. And uh,
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  but when I quit crying, when he spanked me with belt and whipped me,
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  then it became not fun for him. And so Belt got retired like
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  cattle retired or just he just got to hang out. Yeah, he's just
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  got to just enjoy the wall. I like to imagine Belt having a retirement,
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  like like the end of an episode of Fall Guy. He's just sitting
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  there and in a tub overlooking just beautiful bucolic scene, Buckle hanging over the
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  back of so apparently what I imagine, it's very accurate. Where where does
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  Belt reside? Now? You know? That was really one of the great
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  mysteries. When Dad passed away, we looked for it and I do not
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  know. See that's where in my head, like that all happens, and
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  Belt just walking down the road. Belt probably got lonely and found another family
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  where he would be of use, like the Incredible Hulk where he just hit
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  hiking and just looking back at his house is like those were the good days.
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  I actually like I like yours better because in my head it was high
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  it was highway to heaven. Oh, good one. Yeah, but I
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  think I think the Hulk works better because it's looks like deceiving belt. Belt
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  looks like a belt until you make him angry. Yeah, then you won't
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  like him when you're Yeah, I was thinking more Rambo. But yeah,
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  that's I think it's important that it's it's a it's a fluid legend. But
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  it is interesting how you never found it, because when when a parent passes,
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  you have to go through all their stuff and you're thinking, hey,
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  I wonder where that one thing is. But it is very troubling that Belt
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  is missing. That means Belt is out there somewhere, just waiting for a
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  true crime podcast to pick it up, to be the center of attention of
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  a true crime podcast. That's what I mean. I don't I don't think
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  Belt's ready to host. No, I don't. We looked at and that
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  was I don't know, knowing my daddy. Hell, he could have given
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  it away, you know, like some young couple starting out and he just
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  having anything here, you know, solid advice. My boy turned out,
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  Okay, here you go. That is that is really just troubling and traumatic.
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  Oh I would have loved that if Belt was in the will you know,
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  like he got the house. It was just Belt's house now then the
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  tub moved inside? How how so how did that work? Did when you're
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  dead unfortunately passed? It's just everything just go to you type of situation.
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  Or did Belt actually get it all? I think Belt my stepmom split it,
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  okay, and that's all Belt is able to afford the nomadic life there
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  lives now, gotcha? Okay? It really is like see like like my
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  family, we had the paddle so you had you had a named Belt.
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  We just had a you know, like the uh, the old ball and
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  string paddle game that you would play. Yeah, so the one like a
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  ping pong paddle. Yeah, it was like a ping pong paddle but on
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  horse roids. So it was I don't know about one. It's two feet
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  thick. Oh lord yeah yeah. And so so if I got in trouble
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  and then it was like you wait right here, Oh no, I know
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  it's gonna happen. But instead of it dead man walking, it was dead
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  man sitting. So I'd sit there on the edge of my bunk bed and
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  then the walk what happened going to the kitchen? Nice and slow? Here
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  the footsteps going away from you the footsteps going away, ever so loud and
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  soft, get to the kitchen, slowly opened the kitchen cabinet door, which
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  of course creaked just a little bit, and if you listen closely, it
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  would say yay, and then the creek to close it, and then the
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  steps would get louder as they returned back to my room, and then the
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  tears flowed. Obviously, Yeah, were your parents like that rag being forced
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  to grow up in Mesquite? Yes? And I think that's punishment enough.
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  But no, I thought I thought I had it bad. And I'm listening
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  to like sad white people stories. I'm like, you guys, are you
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  guys need help? I'm like, you guys need you guys need therapy.
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  No, I mean it was like Indian households is like my dad just very
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  like I helped make them. Now you raise them, and he's just like
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  he was. His whole job was watching the news and being angry. That's
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  all he liked to do. But at least his role was clearly defined,
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  like he wont to watch the news and be mad and drink scotch. And
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  then my mom was in charge, in charge of discipline, and she had
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  she was creative. I wouldn't say there was nothing with belt or a ping
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  pung, there was the extension cord. That's a good one. Yeah,
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  say somebody see people always get excit. I don't know what it is,
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  but people get excited. It's not excited trauma, it's just it. But
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  it's such an efficient way of parenting a child. It just because it's just
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  mobile and you don't have to get off the couch. Like if you want
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  to, if you want to whoop somebody, you can just be sitting there
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  and you can. It's got the heavy end and so you can just kind
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  of launch it and it just comes right back. So your mom was like
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  Indiana Jone but with an extension Oh, she was just wildly lazy. And
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  so she doesn't wanted to sit on the couch and watch Wheel of Fortune and
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  beat ass and so like that was just it's like and she's like watching Vanas
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  spend the letters and send that thing out that way, And it didn't matter
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  where you moved in a twenty four foot radius. She got you. So
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  like we didn't have anything creative like that. I did live next door to
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  Uh these kids, Uh they could be listeners. I don't know the Smitherman's
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  and they had the paddle, they had the what the holes drilled into it?
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  Yeah, so with a good whistle sound. Yeah yeah. So does
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  that mean their dad was a coach? He was, he was assistant principal.
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  He was. He was a reverend. Uh he was. He was
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  pretty close. Okay, he was. He was a man of God apparently.
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  But then they had one next to it that had like broken glass on
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  it and it said you, like, you know how that says in case
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  of emergency use you break the glass. Oh, I thought he meant there
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  was glass on the paddle. There was, and it says in case of
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  emergency used. And I was like, oh, the glass is already broken,
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  like we figured that out. I'm like, these kids are not healthy,
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  like this is not. This is not And then I when when I
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  would get the extension quarter or anything like. The rolling pin was also a
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  good one. I don't know if anybody ever got I don't know how country
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  you guys are, like with the India, like they have that we make
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  the bread at home to the rolling pin. So that's a that's a different
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  level of beating when you can like get beat with the rolling pin. That
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  also makes the food that you have to eat later. I'm like, oh,
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  those are definitely my tears. Yeah, I can take that's so good.
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  That makes these lentils pop. As being forced to eat lentils wasn't bad
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  enough on it's all right vegetarian, you know, my my dad vegetarian till
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  the day died. My mom kind of ate everything except for uh, she
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  didn't she didn't eat beef. And so when she found out I was outed
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  by my aunt as as a beef beef And there's no there's no metaphor there.
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  It's nope, Nope. That was just like a legitimate like my I
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  was at I was on a date. I was at Chilies, uh in
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  Uptown and the fancy chilies. Yeah, if that's what you want to call
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  it. Uh, And I was, I was on a date and I
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  got the bacon cheeseburger and uh as uh. As i'm as it comes to
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  my table, my aunt is walking by and uh, she's like, so
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  how are you. It's nice to see you, and she's just staring at
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  the food. She's not even looking at me. I get so nice to
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  see you, and I was like, oh, this bitch, she's gonna
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  she's gonna give it all. She's gonna give it all away. And I'm
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  like, I'm like, I thought it would distract her by introducing the white
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  girl that I was on a date with, like maybe that would deflect.
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  But she's like straight at the burger. And then the next day my mom
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  I went over for lunch and my Mom's like, so, how was last
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  night? And I was like I was great, Like you had to date.
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  I was like, yeah, what did you guys eat? I was
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  like, well, she had the chicken salar vitty healthy, so nice,
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  vitty very good proteins, vitty nice. What did you have? And I
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  was like, I know that bitch called and I was like, well,
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  I just I just gotta tell you I had the man. This is gonna
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  be tough. I had the I had a bacon cheese. But it's like,
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  oh my god, does everybody know her? You were gay? We
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  and visually enjoying the Treehouse here at Daddy Rabbits bub and Lowbut I would like
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  to point out that I did not have to pipe in extra crowd noise just
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  to make that sound good for anyone that couldn't make it physically to the show.
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  That's actually a whole lot of people in this building. Thank you guys
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  for coming. Uh We're gonna play dumbass Jeopardy here in just a minute for
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  one of these uh Treehouse podcast roadie cups. Before we do that, I
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  want to again thank everyone for coming, and also to prove momentarily that I
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  I don't know if it's really proof or not, but so many wonderful people
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  don't actually live in Oklahoma. Just just just a hang off, just a
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  just a very brief story. Yeah, Saint Tulsa. Yes, so,
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  a handful of years ago, while drinking out a bar in Saint Tulsa,
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  twenty two hundred miles away, Tara and I were hanging out this bar,
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  splace called Woodies, and we ended up meeting someone because everyone in the bar
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  from Texas happened to be there, was like six, five or six people
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  and it's like, oh, roll from Texas. Yeah, so we ought
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  to do a shot together. So we do the shotsky thing all the Texas
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  people do one, and turns out we end up making friends with this semi
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  crazy Texan who did a shot with us at the bar. Her name is
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  Sally. Come to find out, after we exchanged Facebook, you know,
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  friend requests and things. Turns out Sally was from North Texas had moved to
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  Saint John, not St. Tulsa, And she messaged me back and she's
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  like, oh my god, you're that Dan on the alley. My first
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  thought was, what do you mean that one? Is there another one?
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  Is there another one running around doing really bad things. I'm gonna ware of
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  what have you heard? Exactly? So, and she's actually here today because
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  there she is High Sally, So she still has a tide in North Texa.
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  She still has friends and family here. So she actually was moving back
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  here for a little while. So a little piece of my home is now
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  in my old home, so high Salad. So see see I don't live
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  here. Yeah, because you couldn't have met her untilsa, I didn't.
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  What is that it's to move? All right? If you were driving,
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  I'll just do it. I'll do it during the show. I don't care
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  if you're driving an Infinity Q fifty license plate rs N one zero seven two.
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  Would you please move your vehicle? You're blocking to children who need to
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  get home. No, seriously, you'll get to her. No, really,
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  you will get towed. It's kids. Is that you one of my
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  one of my people. Don't let anyone tell you that this is not a
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  full service show. We do it all. You can't you can't bring you
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  can't bring Indian people anywhere. Look at you. It's a one minutes one
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  minimum. That's the one maximum. That's all it could be. All right,
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  let's jump into dumb Ass Jeopardy. So this is one that we have
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  not played. I'm not sure we've ever really played it in this in this
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  version, in this form. So the way this game is going to go
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  is, I'm going to ask you questions. So you guys are our first
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  five contestants. I may have to draw more because if we're going to see
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  how many in a row you can get incorrect. So the whole point of
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  the game is to get as many incorrect questions in a row as humanly possible.
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  And roj is going to help us here here is He's our van of
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  White today. All right, So as we go through this, just keep
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  in mind we're going to start with are you Todd? You're Todd? Right?
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  All right? Thank you Todd. So Todd, we're going to start
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  with you. Just keep in mind the whole point of dumb ass Jeopardy is
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  whatever question I ask you, don't you dare give a correct answer? Every
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  answer you give has to be incorrect. All right? Are you ready?
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  Are you ready? All right? Well, now you're already lost, are
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  you Uh? That was the wrong answer. So unfortunately that actually is a
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  wrong answer. So that's got some sorry. That's how it goes we have
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  some nice parting gifts for you. All right. So next up is Royal.
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  It's a hard game. It's unfortunate, all right, now, yeah
• 23:15
  you go. Oh there's my buzz Now I know why you want me holding
• 23:23
  the mic? Yes, that staying up here where it's safe. Hi,
• 23:29
  don't hurt me. Actually, if you would, Todd just hop back in
• 23:33
  behind so we'll load. We'll load you back up, all right, Jenny,
• 23:36
  you're up next? You ready? Good job, good start? Oh
• 23:38
  look at that? I like it, she said, No, very well
• 23:41
  done. All right. What's your name? Francis? Hold the mic?
• 23:45
  Adversion? Are you here too? All right? And what's my name?
• 23:51
  Don't help? Audience, can't help the audience can't help. Carry cook from
• 23:55
  cook DFW roofing and restoration. Don't you dare help these listeners unless they call
• 24:00
  you for a free roof inspection. No, no cheating. We're not the
• 24:03
  Houston Astros. Let's not do that, thank you? All right? Jenny?
• 24:08
  What is two plus two five? How did you get here today?
• 24:12
  Walked? Do you have a massive vagina? How do you answer that?
• 24:25
  What city are you currently in? Us? Name a good radio company?
• 24:30
  There's not one. I'll give you up. Yeah, all right, that
• 24:37
  was what the audience aside. Is that good? Okay, We'll let us
• 24:40
  say now, what is the capital of Texas? Houston? Do you have
• 24:45
  any warrants? Yes? Could the answer B? C B. Does Trey
• 24:55
  look lonely? No? I don't know which way to go with that.
• 25:04
  I thought you looked genuinely happy. That's really must be my aura. Okay,
• 25:11
  we're buddy. Here is West Texas just east New Mexico. You better
• 25:21
  hurry. Ok no ah, that's that's shocking news to West Texas. What
• 25:27
  is the square root of four? One? Okay? Can you stand on
• 25:33
  one leg while juggling monkeys who are juggling knives? Yes? Prove it?
• 25:41
  Bring out the monkeys. I like how some people turn around. That's who
• 25:49
  you know how to who to cut off? They turned around? Has a
• 25:53
  dog ever licked your balls where you were having sex with someone? Yes?
• 26:00
  Hang out? Now I had to think about that was Okay, you're doing
• 26:06
  really well. There's only like, there's only like four left. Okay,
• 26:08
  are you all right? You just lost? Well done? Well done,
• 26:17
  Dan O'Malley, everybody that was well played. Wow. Oh that's why he's
• 26:21
  the creator. I've dumb ass, Jeffard. It's not often I get to
• 26:26
  play the evil a hole, but here we are. That was great.
• 26:30
  All right, here we guard. Next up, we got Charles Charles,
• 26:32
  y'all set? No, good job? All right? What's your name?
• 26:38
  Damn? Okay, that's good. What city are you in? Boston?
• 26:45
  What's my name? Not? Dan? Do you have a tiny penis?
• 26:52
  No? Gay? Hey, this is why you have to come to these
• 27:00
  road shows. It's all like some of this stuff you just can't listen to
• 27:03
  in their car. Uh name a good radio company? iHeart good answer?
• 27:17
  What is the capital of Oklahoma? Austin? Do you have any warrants?
• 27:22
  No? I'm just I'm looking off, you know, on the highway.
• 27:30
  Make sure that no one's coming and get you off a round growth? All
• 27:34
  right? Could the answer BC? No? Does Trey look lonely? No?
• 27:41
  Is that the same answer that the previous answer? Yes? Man,
• 27:45
  Trey? You lost? What is the square root of nine? Two?
• 27:51
  Mm? Hmmm? What is the square root of two? Eight? All
• 27:55
  right? Good? Can you stand on one leg while juggling raj jug monkeys
• 28:00
  juggling knives? Yeah? All right, let's find out. Yeah, has
• 28:07
  a dog ever licked your taint? While you were having sex with Raj.
• 28:11
  Yes, well, I'm sorry I didn't hear the answer. Yes, yes,
• 28:15
  okay, yeah, how is bluffy? That was his taint not the
• 28:21
  dog. That may be the next question. Can you believe we got fired
• 28:27
  from our radio jobs? No? Are you a good person? No?
• 28:34
  Did you just lose dumb Ass Jeopardy? Yes? Hang on, diddy and
• 28:41
  yes, no, no, that is correct. Good Jack, you won.
• 28:52
  Congratulations? You go for for other big roundable Pause to this guy here?
• 29:00
  What's that? Oh? Do you want to box for it? Is
• 29:03
  it an empty owner? Is there another one in there? There's another one
• 29:06
  in here? Oh, we'll just let him take that. We'll find a
• 29:07
  box for it later. And for the for those two that did not get
• 29:11
  a chance to actually be like if he didn't grab earlier a sticker, please
• 29:14
  take another one. I know it's not the same, but it's better than
• 29:17
  nothing. So congratulations, Charles. That is uh. That is the debut
• 29:26
  of Dumbass Jeopardy on this show, and it might be the last, you
• 29:30
  never know, but at least you got to witness it here in person.
• 29:33
  Now, there's also something very very important that we need to cover, and
• 29:37
  that is did Trey actually tell us how he got kicked by a Shetland pony.
• 29:42
  He did not, right, he didn't right? Now, this is
• 29:47
  uh yeah, we have we have we have questions, tray. So so
• 29:49
  the big horse that kicked you, we got that. That was you trying
• 29:52
  to jump into the pen with the horse and in her baby, which was
• 29:56
  bad. And you learned the very I did jump in the and and quickly
• 30:00
  jumped ye back out. I don't think you jumped back out. I think
• 30:03
  she kicked you out. It's it was a split second away from being a
• 30:08
  really bad story. But well it's a good story now, okay. So
• 30:12
  now now with the Shetland pony. How how what's the name of the pony?
• 30:18
  Oh? It's a wild fire, um, because I was trying to
• 30:23
  ride Wildfire bare back, and you know, little Shetland pony's got a kick
• 30:29
  to him, and so he bucked me off and then he you know,
• 30:32
  added insult to injury and kicked me when I was getting up. So you
• 30:37
  tried to rodeo as Shetland pony a host at some point and I'm just looking
• 30:42
  I'm just trying to look at the dimensions. But at some point, if
• 30:45
  you get hit by kicked by a Shetland pony, aren't like you're helping right
• 30:53
  right? It might like the just how small they are? Like you,
• 30:56
  how to how old were you? That was I probably ten, so you're
• 31:02
  twice at sherln pone. I mean he was dead. Yeah, that can
• 31:06
  be mean, and how I thought they were like the No, that's you're
• 31:10
  thinking of like a miniature horse Shetland's you're thinking about the miniature horse at the
• 31:14
  state fair that you got to give tickets to to see. Yeah, I've
• 31:17
  done that before. Yeah, that guy. But but isn't isn't that tiny
• 31:18
  horse like behind you know, isn't it protected with security and stuff? So
• 31:22
  yeah, so little tiny trays don't come up and try to ride it.
• 31:26
  Yes, Yeah, I was just wondering like how because yeah, I'm just
• 31:30
  wondering about got a friend of mine her her family they're the little people and
• 31:37
  uh she said that her her dad was the disciplinarian. I'm like, man,
• 31:41
  if you if you caught an ass weapon, at some point, you're
• 31:45
  helping from a little person. Yeah, at some point you're helping. So
• 31:48
  it's same with a shell like if you're you're you. I didn't really I
• 31:51
  thought it was this thing. Am I wrong? What's the That's not a
• 31:53
  miniature horse, that is a Shetland pony. No, that's a miniatures your
• 31:56
  horse. So I'm not white. I don't know these things. I don't,
• 32:00
  I don't know. Stop using that as any excuse. You grew up
• 32:02
  in Mesquite some of this Indian cowboys, you guys out or whatever. So
• 32:08
  so you you wanted the Shetland pony to kick you on some level, I
• 32:13
  think so, you know, I know, I don't really think I had
• 32:16
  any desire. I just thought I was gonna be cool because Shetland pony wildfire
• 32:22
  had long flowing Maine and you know it, just jump on it and hang
• 32:25
  right around the passion. Is it just, Peter? Does this sound like
• 32:28
  a really awkward romance? I just try to you know, I don't.
• 32:32
  I don't want to hear any more of your excuses. As I'm starting to
• 32:35
  feel really uncomfortable. I'll get some food. You're in the treuse visit us
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• 33:08
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• 33:12
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• 33:15
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• 33:21
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• 33:23
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• 33:25
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• 33:30
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  website. I just gave the phone number eight three three Cook DFW. Also,
• 35:15
  I wanted to point out a couple of other friends that have showed up
• 35:17
  today that you may be somewhat familiar with. We have hiding in the corner,
• 35:23
  and I said hydro in just a minute ago, I said, hiding
• 35:28
  loosely, our dear friend, Big Stacy. Yea, So Stacy, me
• 35:38
  and Trey we go back many, many years. We have stories upon stories
• 35:44
  about things that happened backstage trash parties that to this day probably couldn't and shouldn't
• 35:49
  be shared. Maybe sometime, and there's not a microphone in front of me,
• 35:52
  we might share a few of those. But those were great days.
• 35:55
  So Stacy, it's great to see you. Love that you're doing well.
• 35:59
  Also, Jacqueline from from Brooks Plumbing is here, and in addition to being
• 36:07
  a kick ass plumber Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com, she's also she's also a
• 36:13
  horse girl, and she wanted you to know Trey that tomorrow she will be
• 36:16
  washing her twelve hundred pound horse. In case you want to hang out.
• 36:24
  You have a miniature pony name mister Waffles. No no, no, no
• 36:29
  no no. I want Trey to meet mister Waffles. Because it's mad enough
• 36:34
  to say you got kicked by mini horse, but if you say the horse
• 36:36
  was named mister Waffles. Yeah, I'll go, Dan, but you and
• 36:40
  Tara have to go too, because let's just make it a trip. Yeah,
• 36:45
  why does this sound like punishment? All you're saying is I get to
• 36:46
  come watch you get kicked by horses. That's fine, but I think the
• 36:50
  mini horse thing will How about Waffles kicked by mister Waffles. I think you
• 36:55
  might end up with a miniature horse. No, that's not happening. No,
• 37:00
  no, no, no, Joe, you two cats, two chickens,
• 37:01
  two cats, two dogs, and eight island chickens. Now, I
• 37:05
  don't need any mini horse. You absolutely need a mini horse. No,
• 37:08
  a little mini donkey. I'm gonna drown you in the Caribbean if you keep
• 37:13
  it up. Also, another friend of ours, in case you noticed here,
• 37:15
  we have Kaylin from Posina City is joining us. So I'm gonna do
• 37:24
  you a favor. Kaylin number one, everyone loves you because because you were
• 37:28
  now associated with Posinas City. But you're also associated with birthdays. Oh yeah,
• 37:34
  which for some reason these weirdos love. So before we get to a
• 37:37
  few birthdays, what can you share with us from Posinas City? So we're
• 37:43
  actually gonna feature two dogs today. I'm doing some a little bit different.
• 37:46
  Um, I'm going to be talking to all about a couple that we've had
• 37:50
  for a while. They're two senior dogs. M I'm gonna go ahead and
• 37:52
  show you a picture of the first one. His name is Pugsley. Real
• 37:59
  quick, is why you have to come to the road show so you can
• 38:01
  see pugs leave. I'll give you so. His foster even got him like
• 38:06
  belittle shirt. Oh I think it's safe to say this is my favorite pugs
• 38:10
  Yeah. Oh he's thank you, thank you, thank you. Like six
• 38:15
  people got that there. But he's about fifteen pounds. We don't know if
• 38:22
  he's good with kids. He's super low energy, so we're really looking for
• 38:25
  somebody who can adopt that. I was really looking for a cuddle buddy.
• 38:29
  He's great with other dogs, not only the dogs in his household. His
• 38:32
  foster, Crystal, was saying that he loves the neighbor dog too, so
• 38:37
  he's he's just a giant cuddler. He's very smart as well, so he
• 38:42
  knows come, shake, leave it, stay, and he has learned too
• 38:45
  high five. Oh yeah. Now, I don't know if y'all have seen
• 38:52
  like the viral TikTok video of the baby frenchie who kind of like chirps at
• 38:55
  their owner, like kind of gives a little bad attune that. Yeah,
• 38:59
  so he does that. He definitely is um. He's very sweet, but
• 39:01
  he's he's a little sassy. He's opinionated, so he will talk to you.
• 39:08
  Is he like, like when you say opinionated, we're talking politics or
• 39:12
  just life lessons in general? Is it like a relationship advice dog? You
• 39:15
  know, you've got to ask him. I don't know how it feels about
• 39:17
  Texas politics. Neither do we know how old is he. We think he's
• 39:23
  about ten. He's only about fifteen pounds. So if you're not like super
• 39:29
  familiar with the smaller breeds, typically they can leave live anywhere from fifteen to
• 39:31
  twenty years. So so he's just in for a chill, cush life at
• 39:36
  this point. Yeah, well, very nice. Sorry. So that is
• 39:38
  Pugsley. And if you want more information on Pugsy and can go to Pause
• 39:40
  in the City dot org photos that you can obviously see right now, and
• 39:44
  then obviously on the website you can get more photos of pugsh My goodness,
• 39:47
  look at that underbyte. I don't care what you say. Dogs and sweater
• 39:52
  are adorable. Oh absolutely, that is the oddest thing to be really all
• 39:57
  in about. Right, Yeah, that was probably the coolest heckle I've ever
• 40:04
  heard. Hell yeah, all right, can't disagree. Oh look at this
• 40:08
  guy. This guy's got a story. Oh yeah, So this is Muggsy,
• 40:14
  Um, Pugsley and Bugsley. Yeah Muggsy sorry, Um, but he's
• 40:20
  about twenty pounds. He's also senior. Yeah. Is that a cat call
• 40:24
  for a dog. I'm just saying, like that dog looks like he will
• 40:28
  scream for you to get off his lawn. That is the most adorable.
• 40:31
  That's the most adorable thing I've ever seen. Bugsy like us. So,
• 40:38
  uh he is special needs? Ohne uh he is blind. Um. You
• 40:46
  know, if you're a long time listen and show, you know Russ had
• 40:50
  a doctor special needs his death and he said that was the absolute best hock
• 40:52
  he'd ever had. Um. It really seems like the dogs that are special
• 40:55
  needs really have a great understanding of like how lucky they are to be where
• 41:00
  they are when they get rescued. Um. So he's he's no different.
• 41:04
  But he's a terrier mix. Um, he's he's just he apparently is just
• 41:09
  happy all the time. His Foster was saying that, um, you know,
• 41:15
  he just always has a positive outlook. He is super sweet and again
• 41:20
  just a big cuddler. We think he's about eight years old. Um,
• 41:22
  so he's like a Terrier Schnauzer mix. He's great with kids, cats and
• 41:27
  other dogs. Okay cats, another dog, kids, cats and other dog.
• 41:37
  Um. Obviously, since he's blind, probably not a great dog to
• 41:39
  have if you have a pool unless you have like a kiddi gate around it.
• 41:43
  Um. But he's he is like amazing at you know, listening to
• 41:45
  k mans and again, just a big cuddlers. So if you if you
• 41:50
  have a home where you think that that is something that could really add to
• 41:52
  your family, we are really excited to have you meet him. And that
• 41:57
  is Mugs is also a lable for adoptions. Yes at Pausiti City dot org.
• 42:04
  Any events coming up for pausing the city that we know of that we
• 42:07
  need to mention. Yeah, Actually next Saturday, so July the fifteenth,
• 42:10
  we're gonna be at Holy Grail and Plano. Um that's eight two four zero
• 42:15
  Preston Road and Plano. We're gonna have drink specials and of course some some
• 42:19
  I was gonna say puppies. We call them all puppies. We're gonna have
• 42:21
  puppies and drinks. Come cus, that's a good Saturday. Oh yeah,
• 42:28
  oh my gosh, I am so sorry. Um t Roger Ryan, you
• 42:32
  know I started. Um that's what you get when you ride all over the
• 42:36
  paper and signaling under bill points. Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing. I'm sure we
• 42:39
  all know her name. She Um. We've talked to her before, but
• 42:44
  she announced about a week ago that for her birthday, she does not want
• 42:47
  guests. She wants to have donations to pause in the city, so visit
• 42:52
  our website pausisty dot org. She's two hundred and thirty two dollars away from
• 42:57
  her goal. If you want to help us out with that, that'd be
• 42:59
  all um. But she's here with us, so I wish her a happy
• 43:02
  early birthday. Yeah, instead of guess she wanted twenty seven dollars or twenty
• 43:07
  seven people to donate twenty seven dollars because her birthday is the twenty Yes,
• 43:12
  so um, and I'll go if you want, because because Jaqueline, your
• 43:15
  birthdays on the twenty seventh, right, and and not to be you know,
• 43:20
  going for the spotlight too. Much. But Tray's birthdays the day before,
• 43:23
  so so yeah, so Trey, you'll be held forty nine. So
• 43:30
  he'll need forty nine kicks from horses, forty nine kicks, forty nine kicks
• 43:36
  in the nuts from mister Waffles, and we'll cover the two hundred and thirty
• 43:42
  two right now. No, we won't. We're not doing that. You
• 43:47
  guys donate that. Well, we'll figure it out off the year. Yeah,
• 43:52
  in the meantime. So, so that's the event you got cut up.
• 43:55
  You got you got Muggsley and pugs Muggsy and Pugsley of a for adoption,
• 44:00
  plus all the other dogs available for adoption and that need fostering through Pause
• 44:06
  in the City as well. Yes, we're always open to new fosters.
• 44:09
  Part of what we do we don't take in a ton of dogs all at
• 44:13
  once because we really focus on the outcomes for the dogs and the fosters.
• 44:16
  So if you're interested in doing that, please reach out our website. We
• 44:21
  have a link. It is very easy to get to as soon as you
• 44:22
  go to that website, Pause and City dot org. It's on the front
• 44:25
  page, it's on the menu, fill out a form. It doesn't take
• 44:30
  very long, maybe five minutes, but you know, fill out, fill
• 44:34
  out our little questionnaire and we will be happy to you know, do what
• 44:39
  we can to get you set up. We don't want somebody to come in
• 44:43
  and just foster all the time and get burnt out, because that is part
• 44:45
  of the problem in the foster community. So, like I said, in
• 44:47
  focusing on those outcomes for the dogs and the fosters, it is when you
• 44:52
  can foster, let us know. We will get you set up with a
• 44:54
  dog, and you know when that dog gets adopted. If you want to
• 44:58
  foster again, great, if you want to take some time, you know
• 45:00
  that's hard. A lot of us are foster feels. Jacqueline foster feels good.
• 45:07
  That just means you kept the dog, nothing wrong, Oh oh yeah,
• 45:08
  oh yeah, thank you. My family's full of foster feels. So
• 45:14
  if you are interested in taking a look at that or anything else you can
• 45:16
  do, We're really focusing on events right now. So some of you may
• 45:21
  know, and I believe it's in April, we had Vermifest in memory of
• 45:25
  our good friend Mark Verma If that happened because one of his friends was like,
• 45:30
  hey, I want to do something centered around helping the dogs for Mark
• 45:32
  and his name. So we did Vermifest and it was a huge success.
• 45:36
  We raised like twenty thousand dollars. So if you guys, yeah, so
• 45:43
  if you would like to help out and you just don't know how, reach
• 45:45
  out to us. We again, the links are on our website. Reach
• 45:49
  out, let us know, we can figure something out. We will work
• 45:51
  with you and and we'll get that tink care of. Very cool, thank
• 45:53
  you. Kay you want to hang out for birthdays? Sure? I didn't
• 45:57
  see I'm sorry, Yes, this is not Jeopardy right, No, no,
• 46:00
  no, all right? Now both got it wrong? Then, well
• 46:06
  give me a second here because this is part of the live version of the
• 46:08
  show that I'm not gonna have, you know, exactly slicked out because I
• 46:13
  added new sound effects to my machine over here this morning, so I'm not
• 46:16
  familiar with all of them yet, so bear with me. I'll fix this
• 46:20
  on Monday. Maybe I just need to find where the news sounder is because
• 46:23
  I haven't played it since September. So I, hang on, I guess
• 46:29
  I can find this thing. No, that's not it. No, No,
• 46:38
  that's that's the wrong bank. Hang on, my bad, Uh bardon,
• 46:47
  that's the same bank. Hang on. I'll find it here eventually,
• 46:51
  I mean a second. Hang on, how about Nope, there's a bleak.
• 46:55
  Hey, hey, treyque that's the first time someone said that today.
• 47:05
  Congratulations six o'clock. Yeah, usually you've already hit that by noon. All
• 47:09
  right, So nope, that's not it. Oh there's that sweets all right,
• 47:22
  I gotta do that again. I haven't done it in September. I
• 47:23
  want birthdays, all right, in case you missed it, Today is Fridade
• 47:38
  July seventh, twenty twenty three. Time for birthdays. Dylan Sprayberry does anybody
• 47:45
  know who that is? It's a good thing I found out. Uh did
• 47:49
  you know they rebooted Teen Wolf? So I guess. He plays Scott's friend
• 47:53
  Liam on the rebooted TV show Teen Wolf. So anyway, Dylan Sprayberry is
• 47:59
  twenty five and bas is off to a very lackluster start. He also played
• 48:05
  Olivia's brother Henry on Light as a Feather. Whatever that is. Moving on.
• 48:08
  Maddie Marlowe turns twenty eight. She is half of the country duo Maddie
• 48:13
  and Tay. Okay, so we actually kind of know who that is.
• 48:15
  That's a good one. Ashton Irwin is twenty nine. She is the drummer
• 48:21
  from five Seconds of Summer. There's one five seconds a summer fan? Yeah?
• 48:27
  Or the other part of five seconds of Summer? Is it a five
• 48:30
  piece band and each one is a second? Don't? That's a genuine question.
• 48:35
  It's on me being anabled From Fifth Harmony. Ali Brook is thirty.
• 48:39
  Now this one. You may or may not really recognize her name, but
• 48:44
  your dad you know. So this is Eve Howson. She is thirty two
• 48:47
  today. She's an actress. She played maid Marian in the Jamie Fox Robin
• 48:52
  Hood movie. She was also a nurse named Lucy on the Nick, and
• 48:57
  she's probably best known as the daughter of Bono from You Two. Here's it.
• 49:04
  Bono bono, bono bono. I can never keep them straight. It's
• 49:08
  bono no bono, but it's one end b o. N Oh, it
• 49:13
  should be bono. On one's the lead Sinner's one means free pro bono,
• 49:19
  pro bono. I don't know if you I think I think you can be
• 49:22
  bono ros you're a stand up comedian. You're throwing out Latin read the room,
• 49:28
  all right, So I'll say you're moving on birthdays. So from Avenge
• 49:30
  Sevenfold the lead guitarist, Sinister Gates, is forty two, so I didn't
• 49:37
  look it up because I didn't want to be accurate. Ye, I really
• 49:43
  hope his name is actually sinister. Yeah, that would be awesome because at
• 49:47
  that point, do you have to kind of live up to your your namesake,
• 49:51
  right, Like your name can't be sinister and you grew up to be
• 49:53
  an accountant or the most badass accountant ever for a point. Yeah, but
• 50:00
  he does spell it s y n Y s t e R, So I
• 50:04
  don't know if that's like, that's the actual spelling I supposed to, you
• 50:07
  know, senators with eyes. So yeah, I don't know. I'm just
• 50:09
  thinking out loud. Also, figure skater and Olympic silver medallist Michelle Kwan is
• 50:14
  forty three. So she played Freddy on A Different World, which I used
• 50:20
  to watch that show back on the day, but it's been so long that
• 50:22
  I really don't remember most of that cast. But she played Freddy on a
• 50:27
  Different World, and she's mostly been doing voice acting for cartoons. She was
• 50:31
  the voice of Penny on An Inspector Gadget, which I think we all know.
• 50:36
  She is also Susie Carmichael on the Rugrats, Ye and Foxy Love un
• 50:40
  Drawn together. Cree Summer, that's her name. She is fifty four today
• 50:46
  and this one this was this one's up Roger's Alley, so where I found
• 50:51
  the birthdays today. They listed this man as comedy God, which I think
• 50:54
  is a pretty strong label. Comedy God, and he's fifty seven to If
• 51:00
  you want, I can give you a more specific clue. That's fifty seven
• 51:02
  today, Comedy God. It's still alive. I'm guessing yes, seven today,
• 51:08
  Comedy Gun. Is it Chappelle? It is not Chappelle. Okay,
• 51:15
  I'm gonna give you the I'm gonna give you the clue, all right,
• 51:19
  Hot pockets. Oh, Jim Gaffigan, got is correct. Jim Gaffigan is
• 51:22
  fifty seven today. Turning sixty four today is a man by the name of
• 51:29
  Billy Campbell. He starred in a show that I can't believe. I actually
• 51:34
  watched this in college with my roommate. Okay, it was a melodramatic ABC
• 51:38
  thing. It was Billy Campbell along with Cla Ward, who was popular for
• 51:44
  thirty something. So I'm a college student, my roommate and I watched this
• 51:46
  super melodramatic two divorced parents getting it on, and it's like it's sort of
• 51:52
  like, um, what was it? It's basically two divorce families having to
• 51:57
  meld together while the parents are off screwing in a car someplay. I watched
• 52:00
  that in college, Seventh Heaven. If Seventh Heaven was on Skinnamax, then
• 52:09
  yeah, no, this is the He's from the show Once and Again with
• 52:14
  Seal Award, but he's probably best known as the Rocketeer. Did you ever
• 52:19
  see the Rocketier for Once You're Lucky? Okay, so I think the Rocketier
• 52:24
  was supposed to be a like a good comic book at some point, but
• 52:29
  he doesn't really have a superpower. It's just a guy with a jetpack in
• 52:32
  a helmet. Oh wasn't that Wes Anderson that made that movie? You know,
• 52:37
  I kind of wished he had, but I have no idea who directed.
• 52:39
  But he was the Rocketeer and he's sixty four today, which I still
• 52:43
  think is it's not really I think I think they're playing fast and loose with
• 52:46
  Superhero because again, it's it's a guy with a jetpack and it's an origin
• 52:52
  story, so half the movie is him flying into a barn. You know,
• 52:54
  into a side of a barn the Greatest American Hero? Did you see
• 53:00
  my list? So the guy who sang the theme song to Greatest American Hero
• 53:07
  today as his birthday. Oh does everybody do? Do you all know the
• 53:12
  words? Who does? Huh? Well? I don't think what should we?
• 53:20
  No, I'm not. I don't know it. Believe it or not?
• 53:25
  Bucking keep going? You started this? Most music you get out of
• 53:32
  me? Oh my god, we almost had an entire bar singing it.
• 53:37
  I know that was odd. Do you remember Rockport? And? Uh,
• 53:42
  we've got two more? Jack Nicholson's wife in The Shining. She also played
• 53:45
  Olive Oil and Popeye. Shelley Duval is seventy four. Yes, And it's
• 53:51
  weird because she's got like this Hollywood controversy that I've heard about. It's like,
• 53:53
  for a number of years people thought that she was suffering from mental illness,
• 53:58
  that's why she hadn't done anything. But then I also heard the other
• 54:00
  day, you know, because Internet, that she really doesn't. She's just
• 54:04
  like, you know what, Kubrick really messed me up. I'm good on
• 54:06
  movies? Which could you blame her? No, Kubrick, that seems very
• 54:12
  plausible. Uh And finally, just because I'm gonna be a good boy right
• 54:15
  now. It's the birthday is not today, It was actually yesterday. Yesterday
• 54:22
  was my mom's birthday. Hi Mom. So there you have it. That
• 54:29
  is Birthday's in the Treehouse for today. Along with Calen from Pause in the
• 54:31
  City, we will be right back to the Treehouse with more from Daddy Rabbits,
• 54:35
  pub Inn Lose Bell. You're listening to the Treehouse, visit us online
• 54:49
  that Treehouse on air dot com. Let's get Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing into the
• 55:05
  Treehouse right now. Their phone number two one four, three six eight thirty
• 55:07
  eight thirty eight, the website Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com. You know,
• 55:12
  Jacqueline Plumbing. Emergencies are stressful, they're inconvenient, but if someone needs you,
• 55:17
  how quickly can you help? Pretty instantaneously? We don't use an answering
• 55:22
  service, so you're always going to reach somebody that is a full time employee
• 55:27
  in my office, so they're always going to have the resources to assist you
• 55:30
  when you have an emergency. Now, the catch to this is that we
• 55:34
  might not think what you think is an emergency is an emergency. But the
• 55:38
  reason why I point that out is because if it's not an emergency, will
• 55:42
  explain how to get you held over until the next business day so you don't
• 55:45
  end up paying after hours fees, which is a big gift because that can
• 55:49
  get very expensive, very quickly. If it's raining in your house, if
• 55:52
  it's backing up in your house, if there's a danger, possibility of danger
• 55:57
  to your family, I'll be there so fast to help you. But if
• 56:00
  it's something then I can help you temporarily stop gap to save you money.
• 56:04
  I'll do that for you absolutely. We recommend Brooks Plumbing here in the treehouse.
• 56:08
  That's who does art plumbing here in the treehouse, and that's what we
• 56:10
  think should do yours. We'll give them a call two one four three six
• 56:14
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• 56:16
  thirty eight, or of course Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com. Busit us online
• 56:21
  at Treehouse OnAir dot com. You're in the treehouse, visit us online at
• 56:32
  Treehouse OnAir dot com. Welcome back into the Treehouse from Daddy Rabbits bub in
• 56:46
  Louisville, two ninety seven Round Grove Road. This segment brought to you by
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  Brooks Plumbing the phone number two one four three six eight thirty eight thirty eight.
• 56:58
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• 57:01
  Brooks Plumbing Texas dot com for any and all of your plumbing wants and needs.
• 57:07
  Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing is running around here somewhere like there. She's at
• 57:10
  the bar that makes sense and uh, in case you missed it earlier.
• 57:15
  For her birthday coming up with the twenty seventh, she's doing a little foundation
• 57:19
  uh, a charity drive for donations to Pause in the City. You can
• 57:23
  do that at Pausing the City dot org. Can I can I plug my
• 57:28
  I brought some DVDs of my special um and if h you guys want to
• 57:32
  If you guys want to take one's wherever you want sking them asked me,
• 57:36
  Well, I've already asked you. I'm telling them if you want to fine,
• 57:38
  it's fine. If you guys want to pick one up, I'll fifty
• 57:43
  percent of it all goes to the foundation. So awesome. Yeah, if
• 57:45
  you want to pick one up, it's whatever you want to pay. If
• 57:47
  you had a good time at the show, whatever you feel like giving donates
• 57:51
  and uh, and we'll give it to the foundation. And where where are
• 57:52
  those? They're in my backpack right here. Uh, let's see. There
• 57:57
  we go. It's making sure you you weren't reaching down to pick up a
• 58:00
  python. Snake ladies over there, No, Susan is here. So,
• 58:05
  Susan, you raised a ball pythons, you said, so she was,
• 58:08
  that's your that's your DVD. It's fancy. Yeah, wow is your face
• 58:13
  on it? Oh? Look at that it is? Yeah, so you
• 58:16
  can grab that proceeds to go to the foundation. Susan was showing us,
• 58:20
  so she actually has I guess, because we're all animal lovers here and we
• 58:22
  all love different types of animals. Susan raises ball pythons. And she came
• 58:25
  up and couldn't wait to show Trey a photo of a ball python wearing a
• 58:30
  sweater. Yeah, that's a did not expect that. Yeah, what Our
• 58:35
  listeners come from all walks of life, but they do. Uh. And
• 58:39
  I was like, aren't they cold blooded to begin with? So a sweater
• 58:44
  would be kind of kind of productive the snakes, not the listeners. Yes,
• 58:46
  that's true, Okay, I just I'd like to make sure we're very
• 58:51
  clear. I don't want to insult them. They came and showed up and
• 58:53
  they're eating and drinking here at Daddy Rabbits Pub and Lewisville hanging out. So
• 58:57
  you got Raj's DVD. Yeah, we got the QR codes up on the
• 59:00
  walls. If you want to donate to the Listeners Foundation, which is still
• 59:04
  going strong. We still we still have that running. I do want to
• 59:07
  mention the date today. It is July seventh. That means that was twenty
• 59:15
  seventeen July seven or twenty sixteen, nine twenty sixteen. July seven, twenty
• 59:20
  sixteen was the day that the shooter took out five police officers in Dallas who
• 59:25
  were protecting peaceful protesters in downtown Dallas. Four Dallas officers, one Dart officer
• 59:31
  paid the ultimate sacrifice for all of our safety on this day in twenty sixteen.
• 59:37
  So we remember them and we appreciate their sacrifice. And if you would
• 59:40
  like to help future families that have to go through that unfortunate situation, you
• 59:45
  can donate to the Listeners Foundation. And if for some reason you're not sure
• 59:50
  exactly how the foundation works. After nine eleven, it was started because there
• 59:54
  was no real resource for North Texas police officers and firefighters for their families to
• 1:00:00
  be taken care of in the immediate aftermath of a tragedy. At that time,
• 1:00:06
  right after nine eleven, two thousand and one, the countries Unifiedly,
• 1:00:09
  it's not so much sense, but at that time it was we all rallied
• 1:00:14
  into one common thing, and people also rallied behind the police officers, firefighters,
• 1:00:20
  port authority officers, ems workers, all the people that sacrifice so much
• 1:00:25
  trying to save lives on nine to eleven, And that was when it was
• 1:00:30
  realized there really wasn't anything in place for if someone a police officer or firefighter
• 1:00:35
  dies in the line of duty to help their family right after that happens,
• 1:00:38
  because insurance benefits and all those things can sometimes take months to kick in.
• 1:00:44
  So the foundation was created to be the stop gap in between. So and
• 1:00:49
  this has happened, families would not lose their homes, they would not have
• 1:00:52
  to worry about buying food for their kids, anything. They had nothing to
• 1:00:57
  worry about until those insurance benefits could kick in. And so that's why the
• 1:01:00
  foundation was started, and that's why we keep it going today, and we
• 1:01:04
  do that thanks to your generous donation. So thank you for that. Thank
• 1:01:07
  you guys so much. And it's it is remarkable when you think about it,
• 1:01:13
  because the first check we wrote for the foundation was for twenty five hundred
• 1:01:15
  dollars and then what was the last check for checks now get written for forty
• 1:01:20
  thousand dollars. That's thanks to you all. So we're obviously very proud to
• 1:01:29
  be the stewards of the foundation, and that's what we are. We basically
• 1:01:30
  just take the money you generously give and then we make it go to where
• 1:01:35
  it needs to go. So thank you again for that. Trey was instrumental
• 1:01:38
  in getting that started back in two thousand and one, and then I think
• 1:01:42
  it officially became an official entity in O two after I had joined the show.
• 1:01:45
  So obviously it's very dear to us and dear to you, and we
• 1:01:49
  appreciate it. You mentioned remarkable. I'm gonna do a hard, hard one
• 1:01:53
  eighty because in my twenty four years of radio I learned many things, but
• 1:01:59
  one is how to grab the steering wheel and do a hard segue. So
• 1:02:04
  we're gonna talk about something remarkable, and that is the fact that Cornhole is
• 1:02:07
  on television right now. Yah yah, yeah. And and I'm not making
• 1:02:14
  this up. You go to any sports bar anywhere, and again I don't
• 1:02:15
  like to brag about this, but even on the island of Saint Thomas,
• 1:02:19
  I will sit at a bar and I am watching cornhole because there's nothing else
• 1:02:24
  sporting wise until football season. But it does beg the question is there a
• 1:02:29
  whitter sport than cornhole? Is there is there a white sport? The white
• 1:02:32
  sport golf used to be it used to be a tennis, used to be
• 1:02:37
  um. But now I'd say cornhole's pretty much Yeah, the most Caucasian of
• 1:02:43
  sports, right I was. I just wanted to correct you guys real quick.
• 1:02:45
  It's um professional cornhole, thank you. These guys have given up their
• 1:02:52
  amateur status to go pro. Yeah, that's exactly what they did. They
• 1:02:58
  gave up the college degree, you know, cornhole to But haven't we all
• 1:03:02
  wondered who Bush Beans sponsors? Uh? There you go, it's those guys.
• 1:03:07
  It's those guys. Although, to be fair and all the cornhole I've
• 1:03:12
  actually not watched but just kind of looked at on TV because it's a bright
• 1:03:15
  shiny light when I'm sitting on a bar. I think they sponsor everybody,
• 1:03:20
  like everyone's got the Bushes Baked Beans. It's like NASCAR, except Bushes Baked
• 1:03:22
  Beans owns every shirt and then and then you get the little spots around them.
• 1:03:28
  But then Johnsonville Broughts gets the sweet spot in the middle of the actual
• 1:03:31
  cornhole board. So I mean, like the boards the bun and they're writing
• 1:03:37
  in the middle. Yeah, but I actually I saw I saw a story
• 1:03:39
  the other day. It's the two fastest growing emerging sports in the United States.
• 1:03:46
  And I'll open this up to you guys. Obviously we're mentioning cornhole.
• 1:03:49
  Cornhole is one of the millions of dollars being invested into it. Can you
• 1:03:52
  name the other one? God, damn, you guys are good. Yes,
• 1:03:57
  it is pickleball. Pickleball is I also read like with pickle ball is
• 1:04:01
  going in into all the bed bath and beyond that are being vacated. They're
• 1:04:05
  taking over malls. There was a story today they have taken over like a
• 1:04:10
  two hundred thousand square foot mall in New Jersey and have turned it into nothing
• 1:04:14
  but pickaball. And before it's even open, they have two hundred and fifty
• 1:04:17
  members and they're expecting to play like every day, just packed. So what
• 1:04:25
  so what then? Happened. Hold on, what was it? What was
• 1:04:27
  the what was the cheer that was? I was thinking Valley View because his
• 1:04:33
  Valley View is still kind of it now been raised. It's sat there like
• 1:04:38
  it's sat there kind of like a ghost mall for like ten years, and
• 1:04:41
  it was supposed to be redeveloping then that fell through. So yeah, now
• 1:04:44
  let's just making Colin Greet Mall is gone. To all the good malls we
• 1:04:46
  grew up with, they're now going to turn into pickleball malls. But the
• 1:04:49
  wood but the one not good mall still there. Yeahs forever. Uh,
• 1:04:58
  Stones weren't gonna want to get a Mesquite to play pickleball? No, no,
• 1:05:01
  come on, that would actually be a good reason to go to Mesquite.
• 1:05:05
  No. Still, no, that's a rough crowd. Okay, So
• 1:05:10
  pickleball, Okay, pickleball is just tennis, right, but it's tiny tennis.
• 1:05:14
  It's it's actually it's not so tiny that it's table tennis. It's not
• 1:05:17
  ping pong, Okay, but I actually it's They even have celebrity tournaments now
• 1:05:21
  because again they played this on in Bars and I live in Bars, so
• 1:05:25
  I see the stuff on TV. I saw and I'm making this up.
• 1:05:28
  I saw a pickle ball match match, a match between tennis legends John mcinrow,
• 1:05:33
  No, you did not, I did, and Andre Agassi. I
• 1:05:38
  was glued to the TV. I was glued and and yes, and I
• 1:05:44
  don't know if he was, if he meant it, if it was real,
• 1:05:45
  or if he was just doing it as a bit. Mcinrow did yell
• 1:05:47
  at at the umpire and the referee he got. He screamed at everybody the
• 1:05:50
  way he did when he played tennis back and then how how bad does your
• 1:05:55
  career have to get to where you're the pickleball umpired, like like you know,
• 1:06:01
  like what is that story at the boy? You know I was at
• 1:06:03
  Wimbledon once, like all right, well let's get back out to towny small
• 1:06:08
  real quick, good god? And this is just I don't this is just
• 1:06:13
  so I quick. This just justifies alcoholism. That's what this does, is
• 1:06:15
  the pickleball turns. That's what I'm telling you. The reason we have these
• 1:06:19
  barbecues. I can go pro there. There are there are hundreds of small
• 1:06:25
  towns around Texas where this gives. You know, you could go Friday night
• 1:06:29
  town Square. You could find a team and you're you're just they're looking at
• 1:06:34
  that and going, that's inspiration. Yes, that right, there is hope
• 1:06:38
  and possibility to become a quote unquote professional athlete. That is this. I
• 1:06:44
  don't know why I'm dogging it. This is my one chance to go pro
• 1:06:46
  and I haven't even started playing yet, but at least that I might have
• 1:06:48
  a chance. And I think that's why it's it's well, I think that's
• 1:06:53
  why people like it is because he gives all of us, you know,
• 1:06:55
  simpletons, you know, hope. I think anywhere where you can get the
• 1:06:58
  starter kit at a five low, Uh, shouldn't shouldn't spark inspiration? Now,
• 1:07:05
  that's not fair. You can get a basketball at five below? Yes,
• 1:07:10
  you sure, how the hoop might be a little harder. That's more
• 1:07:13
  of like the hoop that goes over the trash can. But I mean it's
• 1:07:15
  a start. Yeah, But this is uh did you know that? Actually?
• 1:07:20
  Uh? There is a professional cornhole celebrity attachment. So everyone remember how
• 1:07:29
  Arnold Schwarzenegger was doing his housekeeper for many years and it ended up leading to
• 1:07:32
  his divorce from Murray Shriver because because he had a kid with the housekeeper.
• 1:07:36
  That kid's name is Joseph, and Joseph is a professional cornhole player. Wow,
• 1:07:43
  how heavy is the bag? It is? It is? It is
• 1:07:47
  kind of an odd flex when his when his bean bags look like you know,
• 1:07:51
  uh, you know, like manure bats. I'm just like, you
• 1:07:56
  know, back in, back in like the eighties, that were groupies.
• 1:08:00
  Now, I wonder if like this is happening with the cornhole circuit. So
• 1:08:03
  you're wondering if there are cornhole groupies, if there are cornholers. I don't
• 1:08:06
  know what they're called, but no, I think you got that sounds like
• 1:08:12
  the right name, like corn cornholers. I don't know what would you call
• 1:08:17
  yourselves. I don't know if there's anybody here that corneholios. Yeah, that
• 1:08:25
  cornhos, I got it cornholes from Yeah, I'm a cornhole. All right,
• 1:08:30
  that's it. That's it in the corn host they should have shirts.
• 1:08:35
  They're cornholes brought to you by Bush. I'm sorry that don't clap for that.
• 1:08:42
  That was crap. That was really that was really bad. I'm gonna
• 1:08:45
  save myself though, because I'm gonna do a tease. Could the answer?
• 1:08:47
  BC is coming up next here from Daddy Rabbits, Bob and Lives. Yeah,
• 1:08:53
  you're listening to the Treehouse because it goes online that Treehouse on Air dot
• 1:08:59
  com. Listen to us online at Treehouse on air dot com. Slick,
• 1:09:16
  you're in much better. That's how you come back from a commercial break on
• 1:09:27
  a podcast that is not actually live on the podcast right live in person at
• 1:09:33
  Daddy Rabbits Pub here in Louisville. Wanted to make a quick mention. We
• 1:09:41
  do have if you didn't get a chance to win one, which means only
• 1:09:44
  two of you one once everyone else, we do have a few of these
• 1:09:46
  h Treehouse Podcast roadie cups that are available for sale fifty dollars, proceeds going
• 1:09:50
  to the foundation. Trey is hiding them over here. You have any idea
• 1:09:55
  how many of those you got left? Three? Great, you got three
• 1:09:57
  laps, so I actually no, we have what we're gon to give another
• 1:10:00
  one away? No oh yeah, yeah, right, we're giving one more
• 1:10:01
  away right now, so we'll have two. And Rage is selling his DVDs.
• 1:10:05
  If you want to buy one of those, proceeds also go to the
• 1:10:08
  foundation. We'll do that after. Is that a tip or is that just
• 1:10:13
  for oh you're buying a cup now? Okay, fair enough. I was
• 1:10:15
  gonna say that though, thank you. I was gonna wait say wait till
• 1:10:18
  after the show. But that's that's show some initiative. That's awesome. I'm
• 1:10:21
  not gonna hate on that. I just thought I was gonna have to do
• 1:10:24
  something funny for you. Still might. That's ten dollars more than the actual
• 1:10:30
  cup. So the one last thing we have to do before we're done here
• 1:10:35
  at Daddy Rabbits Pub in Louisville is we need to play a quick game if
• 1:10:40
  could the answer BC one? Because I love playing it, so rage grabbed
• 1:10:44
  your your microphone there, I'm going to draw one name out of the bend.
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  This is way simpler than dumb ass jeopardy. Yep. And that's not
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  a trick, it really, it's just really is the answer is c Is
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  Carlos still here, Carlos or Rosco, Carlos brother. All right, I'm
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  going to explain this game to you, Carlos and everyone here at Daddy Rabbits
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  Pub in Louisville. This is the easiest game probably ever to win. If
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  you lose this game, then you're gonna need help. So the game is
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  simply called could the answer be c That means the answer is always going to
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  be C note tricks nothing, you got it, got it, you got
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  it? All right? Get the mic a little bit closer to you.
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  All right, So are you ready? Carlos? There you go? Thank
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  you, DJ the Engineer. All right, you y'all set? Okay?
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  Could the answer BC? Here? We you go. Everyone pay close attention
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  because this game is is very, very intense. Trey's love life could best
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  be described as a volatile b boring or see the decompressed Titans up, Oh,
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  shut up, they're not here to complain. You get into a metal
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  death tube and you don't get out? Are you really shocked? It is
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  sad? It is sad, But still do you have an answer? I
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  think that is correct. There you go, number two of the easiest game
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  ever to win? Could the answer BC? Number two? Damn? That's
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  me. I really want to do a Yes weekend because hey, it's my
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  chance to get my wife to play video games, specifically Call of Duty.
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  She already kicks the crap out of me in Mario Kart, so that's just
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  not fair. I want to do a Yes weekend because B there's nothing I
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  love more than making my wife happy. Or is it C? I'll finally
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  be able to make a concrete decision like a goddamn man. I think it
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  might be seen Carlos Trey, will you mark that so I can bleep it
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  on for Monday? They all right, I'm kidding. Number three, Even
• 1:13:15
  though Trey has been sober for years now, he still manages to get kicked
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  out of bars, because hey, he keeps asking people, did you know
• 1:13:25
  you can have fun without alcohol? Is it be he keeps asking people,
• 1:13:30
  do you know our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ? Or is it c because
• 1:13:35
  he keeps asking people, do you want to see photos of my little Chihuahua?
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  It's definitely that is correct, very good. Number four, Rosh Charmat,
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  you're not, I mean you're in the barrel with okay. So Rosh
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  Charmat has never seen National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation. Yeah, yeah, good,
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  Yes, the Hindu who's never seen Christmas Vacation. How many of you see
• 1:14:05
  I've seen Hindu Vacation. He's a whole known Chevy Chase movie. I'd actually
• 1:14:12
  watched that, all right. So rog has never seen rage, has never
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  seen Christmas Vacation or Goonies, but he has miraculously seen a Jesus b success
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  in comedy. See that's not a slam, it's real god. Uh see
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  boobs. Oh that is correct, very yes though, and Den's are nice.
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  That's the best part. Thank you. Welcome Bud. It keeps the
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  spark alive and you compliment me. Number five. Let's move off from that
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  very quickly. Number five. Netflix is doing a new special on serial Killers
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  that will feature a John Wayne Gacy, b Richard Ramirez. Or see The
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  Titanic, The Titanic. It's a compressed series. This close to going home
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  on that one, this close to going home on owe. But I've got
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  like seven more on this, all right. Number six. If ninety seven
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  one was to change formats again, they should change the logo to a the
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  Eagle to hearken back to the days of a great radio station, be a
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  phoenix to rise out of the ashes of a dumpster fire, or or see
• 1:15:32
  that gift of Elmo struggling on the toilet. That is also corrected. Job,
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  you've yet to make me use the buzzer. I appreciate that. Everett
• 1:15:42
  Newton unfortunately couldn't be here today. He sends his regards, but he still
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  could the answer BC. Everett Newton can often be found at a the courthouse,
• 1:15:51
  be a music studio, or see Scarborough Fare because where else can he
• 1:15:57
  find other oddballs who are also interested in Falcon Andrian Blacksmith. Yeah, that
• 1:16:04
  is a very good job. Now we're back to raj Okay rash Charmat narrowly
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  escaped death when he a was diagnosed with a mystery illness. B went skydiving,
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  or c tried to eat the same number of water burger Takedo's as me.
• 1:16:28
  Yeah, very good. Number nine a brand news social media app debuted
• 1:16:32
  recently called Threads. This is great news because A it's fun to watch billionaire's
• 1:16:39
  fight, B competition is a good thing, or c yet another soul sucking,
• 1:16:45
  toxic hellscape of de humanization is just what we need. There is one
• 1:16:54
  other person I've not said hi to that really needs to be said hi to
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  today, and that is dear sweet Joe see the bartender. Hi Josie.
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  So quick backstory before we get to number ten here, because Josie's the focus
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  of it. So our first road show at Toady's in Bedford, that was
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  like three months ago, right, Josie was the bartender that day. She
• 1:17:18
  had no idea. We were coming and all of us a holes stormed upon
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  this bar and she was by herself. They had to call in the night
• 1:17:27
  bartender because we're all, you know, drunks. Little did Josie no up
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  until a few days ago that we are back. She moved to a new
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  bar, I'm assuming because she didn't want to be in the same place with
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  us ever again. Jokes on you, Josie. But Josie the bartender Number
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  ten. Josie the bartender worked at Toady's when we did the road show there.
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  Then she got a job here at Daddy Rabbits Pub, and here we
• 1:17:54
  are doing the show again. We are not stalkers. We just really enjoy
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  a hipping her. Well be her taste in bars or see watching her Sleep
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  number eleven. Similar to swamp as we told you about gooch grease in a
• 1:18:16
  previous episode. Now, gooch grease is defined as a the disgusting smelling mixture
• 1:18:24
  of sweat, poop, crusties, and LNT that forms along the inner gooch,
• 1:18:27
  forming a slime like substance, be treated by using maxipads or see the
• 1:18:34
  nickname we gave the Couch in the ninety seven one studio it's gonna be.
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  You're doing really well. Carlos's two more can you hang in? I think
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  I got it all right Number twelve. On the latest episode of The Treehouse
• 1:18:49
  podcast, Rebecca Black formerly of k Love, unveiled a massive secret held by
• 1:18:55
  women everywhere. So if you haven't listened that episode, you should really get
• 1:18:58
  on that. That secret held by women everywhere is a nothing is ever fine?
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  B do not say calm down. See, they didn't know they didn't
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  want to eat at that restaurant until their husband recommended it. It's going to
• 1:19:15
  be. And just for proof, I want to make sure you guys get
• 1:19:23
  to hear this. This is what she said in that previous episode that Blue
• 1:19:26
  Tray's mind. So here's the thing. Ladies know what we don't want.
• 1:19:29
  So you need to keep throwing out ideas. You throw out one restaurant,
• 1:19:31
  we're gonna shoot it down, throw out another one, shoot it down.
• 1:19:33
  Eventually you'll get to one that sounds good to us. Yeah, but why
• 1:19:36
  can't you just say on the front end, I don't want pizza Chinese?
• 1:19:41
  And because nine times out of ten I don't realize that they don't want it
• 1:19:45
  until you say it. There you have it, so that's a secret there
• 1:19:50
  and now finally the final question and could the answer b C are Here we
• 1:19:57
  go. Trey is currently trying to make amends with all of his exes by
• 1:20:04
  he giving them cash money, be giving them cars or is it c giving
• 1:20:15
  them an all expenses paid trip to see the Titanic. That is correct,
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  congratulation it's Carlos, you have one. Could the answer b C? Here
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  is your prize A Treehouse Podcast Roddy Cup, Thank you so much, Budd.
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  We'd like to thank Daddy Rabbits Bubb for hosting us here today. Thank
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  you Josie, thank you to Brad Hawkins for getting us out here today.
• 1:20:47
  Thank you for your all. Thank you all for coming today to the Treehouse
• 1:20:51
  Podcast Live road show at Daddy Rabbits Pub. It's been great meeting all of
• 1:20:56
  you. Have haven't had a chance to say hi. We'll do it now.
• 1:20:59
  Have a great I have a great weekend. Stay safe, donate to
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  the foundation, and you know, be cool and stuff. See you guys
• 1:21:05
  next time. M