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#103 - Tremont Turner - Author/Actor · The Chris and Mike Show

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Yeah, we're not. Hey, we're on YouTube now.
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Don't forget, we are. We did that last week.
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Yes, we're live on YouTube. Oh yeah, we're out here.
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We're putting ourselves out. There except there.
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Wasn't too late but I'm like. Hey, this is Chris and Mike.
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So I'm Chris. He's Mike.
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This is this is Tremont Turner. He's our special guest today.
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It's going to be a fun, engaging conversation.
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You can find us on Instagram, Facebook, and they're all
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worldly known YouTube. But actually this is the first
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show ever, Tremont, that you are our Guinea pig man.
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We're legit as this is recording.
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We're live over on the YouTube. So welcome to the legions of
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followers on the YouTube. Thanks for doing this man.
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You are the first person to go live with us on YouTube.
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That's awesome. Yeah, there you go.
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There you can put this in your bucket list, man.
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You can check it off like I was. I was the first show.
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Text. And before I got to give a
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forever, I got to give a shout out to Mama Kay for providing
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the new shirt for the podcast. Guitars.
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Guitars are what guitars are my jam.
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There you. Go.
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That's awesome. Got a little mom.
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There you go. Thank you.
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All right. Cool.
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Appreciate it. So Tremont Turner, the legend,
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I, I found you on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, I got all
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those things dialed in for you. So give us a little bit.
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Give us your elevator speech about who you are, what you do,
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and and what you want to get across on The Chris and Mike
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Show. Bad elevator pitch.
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OK, First off, my name is Shamon Turner.
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I come from Gary, IN. Gary, IN.
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I now live in California. I've been out here since 2014 or
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sorry, 2017, pursuing acting, working as a brand ambassador.
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I've sitting since written a book on how to get into that
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life. Sweet.
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And yeah, right now I just recently started a business and
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a lot of stuff in between. Cool.
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All right, cool. So what's your business?
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What's the business you started? So the business is, so it's a
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LED digital dance floor we have at the center we rented out for
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advanced parties. Yeah, I saw that on your on your
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business page. Nice.
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We have a little bit of a delay going on.
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So you're so the. LED dance.
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Floor when you're when? So the whole floor itself is LED
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and you can and you can make different lights, different
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patterns or what. Correct.
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It's a pixel floor. So for every square, which is 2
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feet by two feet, there's 64 pixels.
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And I can, you know, write on it, type on it live.
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I can also upload a actual video or image as well.
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That. That's legit dude.
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That'd be awesome for weddings and stuff.
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You know you can be dancing on the bride and groom.
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Oh yeah, that's yo, that's a plan.
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We're we're down to party with you if you let us.
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That's awesome, man. What's the name of your company?
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It's called Epic experiences. You guys are.
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Epic experiences. Are you getting a are you
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getting a delay from us? Are we just getting that delay
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from you? Just out of curiosity.
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I'm getting a delay from you guys as well.
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Is it? Is it potentially my?
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OK, OK, that's weird. I, I don't know.
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We're just, we're not used to having a delay.
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So that's why I was just asking to make sure we're not, we're
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not, you know, glitching in the matrix.
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Somewhere I'm guessing we'll work through it.
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Yeah, yeah. Him and I had.
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Delays I might. Get two of us for the first 48
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episodes. Yeah, you're good.
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Oh wow. Are you hearing me in real time,
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Chris? I'm hearing you in real time.
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Like, yeah, I got a little bit of delay with with Tremont
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though. Yeah, I do too.
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Like 2 seconds. OK.
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Let me. See.
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If maybe I. And there's a.
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Huge delay and let me I'm going to OK, I'm going to change my
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Internet over to something that might go.
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OK, give me. One second, all right.
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Cool that may that may fix the problem.
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Sure absolutely man. We're just going to make sure
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you come across as clear as possible.
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Let's. See.
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Yeah, in the final product he would have seemed together with
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us, but it's just kind of weird for you and I right now.
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Yeah. OK.
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Any change by chance? Yeah, I'm thinking so.
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Say something again. Sorry ladies, and.
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Gentlemen, OK, here we go. Technical difficulties.
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I think we might be back. I think I might have fixed my
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issue baby. That's a lot better.
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A lot better. It happens every now and then,
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'cause I have a couple, yeah. OK.
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Yeah, I have a couple Internet too.
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So when I when I put on the wrong Internet by accident, it's
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like, oh, it just lags, man. It just lags.
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And we just want to be able to hear you when we.
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Yeah, rookie. So we yeah, yeah, yeah.
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It's no. That's all right, man.
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That's way better. So that'll that'll help the flow
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for sure. It would have been fine in the
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end. This program is crazy.
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I had like a 10 second delay when I was having Internet
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difficulties. And when I've listened back to
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the podcast, it was like I was right there with the two of
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them, but they couldn't deal with it because it was so long.
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You know, 10 seconds is a long time, but it pushed it all back
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together seamlessly. It was crazy.
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Power of technology, man. The AI world that we're living
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in. It's amazing that any of this
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works. Chris says it all the time.
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You're in Los Angeles, I'm in the middle of a cornfield, and
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Chris is in outside Phoenix. Yeah.
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All right, so it's called. It's called.
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That's what's up. That is how you can make it
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work. Yeah, that's that's, that's way.
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What's up? So, so we have a Tremont Turner
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on. We had a little bit of glitches
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going on. So we were going to kind of just
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revisit what we talked about. You have an LED dance floor,
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right? With, with pixel, the dance
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floor pixel and you can put images, words, you can, you can
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take wedding, you can take the wedding, the grooms and the
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brides and all the pictures and stuff and put it on a dance
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floor. So you're, you're like, that's
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legit, dude. That would be really, that is so
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cool, right? Brilliant idea because we just
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had my daughter's wedding and that would have been a cool
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thing to have on the on the on the floor while you're dancing.
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Absolutely right. Yeah, way to go, Tremont.
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Brilliant. Oh yeah, it's if you.
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Learn nothing from the show. If you learn nothing from the
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show, you just revolutionize dancing.
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So what made this idea come about?
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I mean, where did you dream this up and where?
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Where did it come? I got to know, man, now.
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Now I'm fascinated. Well, honestly, my wife and I
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were getting married and we're like, hey, we're wanting to get
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out of the rat race, right? And this is only, this is still
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as of recent as the end of last year.
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And so we decided to look up what kind of cool niche business
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that could be out there. I've been working in the event
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world for the better part of 10 years, 12 years actually.
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And we wanted something unique. We wanted something that not
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everybody had. And I'd be able to kind of
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network and be able to get off the ground, you know, with it.
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And we were just looking around, looking on Alibaba and trying to
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come up with ideas and came across the floor and it's like,
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oh, OK, that looks, that looks interesting.
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I'm like, OK, there's different kinds of floors because I've,
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I've seen LED floors before, like the ones, but I've never
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seen ones that you could put video on, you could write on,
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you know, things like that, No. That's what.
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And I was. Like my attention?
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Yeah, that's legit, man. Yeah, because people love
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customization, you know, people love to, you know, see their
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name or I, I messed around when I was kind of figuring out how
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to make it work. And I told my friend Joe I was
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like, give me something that I could put on it.
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He's like, ooh, how about Thundercats?
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And so I put the the intro to Thundercats on.
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Yeah, right on. That's awesome.
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That's crazy. So you can put so this shit can
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be completely customized. You could like.
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You could like. Yeah, that's what caught my
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attention, man, was you could do videos, you could do pictures,
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like you said, with, you know, your daughter's wedding.
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You could have had either a video of all the pictures.
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Yeah, put the pictures in the floor, right.
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You can do all customize it up to that level, right?
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Yeah. Oh yeah, and if you have a
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drone, especially the the footage from it looks killer.
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I can't. Yeah, exactly.
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That's that's so cool, man. I love it.
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So you can play the entire episode of The Office on the on
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the dance floor while you're dancing?
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That would be awesome. Play Play the episode of them
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having a dance party. Yeah, yeah.
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It could I Unfortunately The Office is one of those shows I
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still have yet to actually watch the whole thing.
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Oh. Do yourself a favor.
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Yeah, that's OK. It's hilarious.
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Yeah, I just, you know, it was just, it's one of those shows
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that that he, if you want to just tune out the world for 1/2
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an hour, there you go. It's just that.
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That's what I use it for too, yeah.
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Stupid. Yeah.
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Kind of like Seinfeld. You just you don't have to.
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Yeah, it's what you absolutely go to sleep, laugh.
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Yeah, yeah, exactly. You know, Oh.
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Yeah, that's like me with Family Guy.
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Put that time before before bed. Yeah, see, there you go.
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Yeah, Yeah, right. Exactly.
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Family Guy seems all the same. So you mentioned earlier when we
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first got you on here, you had you wrote a book and the and the
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book kind of I like the sound of the book.
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So I want you to talk about the book again because I, you know,
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because of our little glitches in the beginning here.
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So you're in, you're in. Oh, look at that.
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You're in California. Hold that up closer.
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Yeah, hold it up closer. Hold it up closer and then you
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can take a picture and stick it on our on our Facebook page.
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The bucks behind the brand. That's cool.
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Yeah, I like. It the bucks behind the brand
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right on. So so give us give us a little
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Yeah, yeah, it's not anything writing a book.
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OK, So what's, what's the, what's the, what's the premise
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of that? So the premise of it, there's
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this whole world of experiential marketing that not too many
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people know about, right? Like you go to events, you go to
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conventions and you never really think about the workers that are
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there. Or, you know, you see these
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other activations that are live or someone's putting on a
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demonstration or they're giving out free stuff and you don't
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think anything of the person that's doing the work, right.
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So there is a whole yeah work get in the gig life or gig
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economy called brand ambassador work in experiential marketing
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and I've. Heard I've heard of I started
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this. I've I've heard about it.
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It's it's OK. Oh, I'm getting a very crazy
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delay now. Yeah, we're delaying again.
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Let me see, is there anything I can do real quick?
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Like let me see. What kind of connection are you
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on, just out of curiosity? I believe it was a We're on A5.
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What is it five GI think as far as I understand it.
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Yeah, that should be really. Fast.
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Yeah, you would think so. Mine's 1 gig down, 1 gig out
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let. Me see if I do OK are we any
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fast are you? On cable again, Chris.
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Hello. Hello.
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Are you back with Cox? OK, who?
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Me. OK.
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Is this Yeah. Are you guys hearing me?
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Is anything better? Yeah, we've always.
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Yeah, we've already heard you. It's just a matter of the delay
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or not, that's all. So did you hear me just now?
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Oh, got it. OK, well.
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Yeah. Yeah, it's just the delay.
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It's all good. We just.
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OK, should I start again or go again?
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Yeah, well, let's talk about the book a little bit more.
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Yeah, 'cause I, I don't want to lose.
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I don't, I, you know, we, we have an hour.
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So I don't want to lose. I don't want to lose Why we're
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why we have you on here. So, yeah, let's talk about the
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book again real quick. And if and for those of you if,
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if you're hearing this twice, you know, technology, sometimes
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it sucks. No, it'll be fine in the end.
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OK, cool. OK, OK, so I wrote this book
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because I've been doing this for the last 10 plus years.
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I started when I was in college and I was doing some fast food
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work. Yeah, I've been doing it for
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over 10 years now. When I was probably 22, a friend
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of mine told me I should get into it.
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I would be really good at it. It's working for different
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brands. It's giving out free stuff and
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it's it's freelance work. So when you're done with one
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job, you can pick up another one.
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You know, that's, that's one of the coolest things about it, but
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also it's also the hardest thing because it's not consistent, but
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it's able to put you in some really, really cool and
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interesting places from festivals to business
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conferences, tech conferences, music conferences.
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I know you guys are musicians. I worked for Nam.
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I worked at the Nam convention, which is one of the biggest
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music conventions in the world. Absolutely.
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And that was cool, didn't even know it existed, but I worked it
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2 weekends and it was such a cool, cool experience.
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You know, I learned a lot about the music industry that I really
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didn't know about. So if you even have no idea what
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you even want to do with your life kind of thing, and
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especially if you're younger, you can pick this up and just
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play around with it for a little while.
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And it'll help connect you in so many different, so many
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different fields with so many different kind of people.
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And if you know how to work it, you can utilize it to elevate
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you to other things. Cool.
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So definitely a networking platform for somebody that wants
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to just to network and kind of engage with other people in
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different walks of life. That sounds like a really good
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thing to do personally, and so your books for sure.
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You could even. Travel Take.
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Advantage of that, right? On Oh yeah, that's the plan.
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Like I honestly, I started this because partially I wanted the
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freedom to be able to pursue acting, you know, be with my
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friends and all that. And this enables me to do just
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that. You know, I am still able to
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pursue acting. I'm still able to make money.
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And it's even better money than you would with, you know, a fast
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food job or, or you know, something where you're doing
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like really crazy menial work every single day.
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Yeah, yeah. So this is just you're getting
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paid to socialize, right? Socialize.
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I mean, it can be a grind. It's not the easiest thing in
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the world, but if you have a high social battery and you're
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able to be on your feet sometimes for hours and hours,
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and you could deal with, you know, maybe not necessarily
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knowing what your next job is going to be.
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Yeah, it's a job for you. Cool, cool.
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So let's let's let's talk about your acting career.
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What have you done? Anything, anything on a on a
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grand scale, it's. Going to be cool.
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Nothing on a grand scale. Honestly, I have not.
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Nothing. I have, I have my ups and downs
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with if I'm like even pursuing it, if you will.
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I just got some head shots done recently like yesterday.
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So we're jumping back in. I have a new agent that's been
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getting a lot of auditions. So thank you.
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Thank you. It's only a matter of time.
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Right on. So let me ask you about the
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agent thing for people that don't understand the whole world
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of acting, right. So an agent, you hire an agent,
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the agent gets a percentage of anything that you make for
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whatever you if when you get hired for a gig, right?
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Is that how they get paid? That's how they make their
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money. Correct.
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OK, so there's nothing up front. You don't got to say here's, you
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know, here's you got. You don't have to give him a
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retainer for anything. You're just, you're just, he set
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you up on auditions and they want you to get a job because if
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you get that job and they get their RIP.
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Exactly. When I got my agent, I think
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they found me on casting networks, which is where a lot
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of actors find their work. And they wanted to, OK, They
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wanted to represent me. And I was like, yeah, I yeah,
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for sure. And it's a commercial agency,
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and they've been getting me much, many more auditions since
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my last agent. I don't have to pay them.
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And I just get my headshots, which headshots are the things
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that cost a lot and do classes as you know, as I can afford it,
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right? OK, gotcha.
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So what? So it's called casting networks
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or what's it called? Casting networks.
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That's where if you're wanting to really take the acting thing
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seriously, you're going to set up a profile.
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You upload your photos, you upload your resume and videos,
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and that's where you search for jobs.
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Right now, well, currently Tremont, there's 10,152 rules
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waiting for you. Is that?
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What it says? Yeah, there's 10,152 rules
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waiting for you and. It's going to be a busy dude.
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10,000 plus high quality rules published monthly on Casting
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Billboard 60 plus project types including TV, film, Voice Over,
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Commercial and more. And they don't tell you that
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10,400 of those are in porn. Right.
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Right. I mean, maybe Scientology is on
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there, or you can make films. This guy's got to make a living.
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Is it seriously Scientology? That's crazy, dude.
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Scientology. That's insane man.
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Scientology if you see gold golden productions.
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OK, no, this is this is pretty legit, man.
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Like it drops it, it drops like like here's one.
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It's called Paper Tiger. I've done my research on them
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crazy fuckers Tremont. Right, so here's here's a here's
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a here's a post for for for a job, right?
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It's called Paper Tiger. It's a Russian organized crime.
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It's SAG AFTRA covered which SAG of Screen Actors Guild.
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I don't know what AFTRA is. What's AFTRA?
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Tremont AFTRA, What's that? The other.
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Union. It's a part of the.
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Union. I yeah, I don't belong to the
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union. I'm not with the union.
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I'm not in union. Right now, shooting in New York.
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OK, OK. I belong to the Songwriters
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Union. Right on.
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I'm in. I have.
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BM not it's OK, yeah. BMG, you're in the other one.
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Yeah, Yeah. I'm a published ASCAP YEAH
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composer, and he's a published BMG composer.
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This is crazy. All the stuff that you have on
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here, man. You could.
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You could. It's the other one.
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Yeah, the music group, I forget what the B stands for, but it's
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it's just when, when my when my last band I was in, we we were
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signed under an umbrella of Universal Records is called
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Platinum Plus Records. So when we released our CD back
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in that day, they BMG was the one that we registered the label
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registered group with for whatever, I don't know.
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It's just whoever you go to, they're both, they both equally
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serve the same purpose. They collect royalties for any
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time your music's played right on your behalf is basically you
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know. So, so it's like if we if we had
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a billion. Dollars get. $12.00 yeah, yeah,
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you know, you know, that's about.
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Capitalist. OK, so actually he'd probably
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get about 34,000, right? Right.
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And that's accurate. So how big, how big was Gary IN
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when you left it population wise?
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Because I like the human interest side of things.
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So I want to you're coming from Gary, IN, which is the Midwest
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Podunk, right? I'm going there a week from
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Saturday by the. Way right on.
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Make sure you stop by to. Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, OH.
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There you go, you still got family.
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You still got family in Gary, IN.
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Mike can swing by and say hi. Yeah, I do.
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I do. Buy your drink.
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All right. Both my mom and dad are are
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still there. I haven't been there in a in a
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little while, but yeah, when I left it was it's it's it's not
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got it doesn't have a lot of people straight up, but it's
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been working to to, you know, bring in more business.
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Like the Hard Rock is fairly new, so make sure you check that
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out. They have Michael Jackson stuff
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there. I went there once, this will be
24:34
my second visit. I really enjoyed it man.
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The place is really, really nice.
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Yeah, I've been there once myself.
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There's definitely a share of casinos out there.
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I used to work at the Horseshoe Casino.
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There's not a lot to do when it's winter time, you know that.
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Yeah, pretty much. You sit, you chill and you maybe
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go to your local spot. That's about it.
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Where could the snows? It's snowing in the winter.
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Yeah, you got to have something to do.
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So people gamble. I get it.
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Oh, is that it? Oh yeah, OK, we would have.
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Breakfast. Sit in the house the entire
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winter. Yeah, so, so I was showing
25:25
houses yesterday because my, my gig is real estate guy there,
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Tremont. I was showing houses then in
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their, in their dining room. They had two Vegas slot machines
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and the kid, the 15 year old kid was like, well, I guess if
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you're going to have a gambling problem, you might as well
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gamble your own money, your own machine.
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So you're not really losing anything.
25:43
That's a brilliant kid. Right.
25:45
I was like, dude, this is, you know, you can't argue with that
25:51
logic. You got to feed that addiction.
25:53
It's your own machine. So it's your own money you're
25:55
putting in, but it's your own money you're getting out.
25:57
So it's it's a win, win. Right, I like it.
26:01
Yeah, so we got the LED dance floor.
26:04
We got Tremont Turner, the actor and the author.
26:08
What else? What else?
26:09
What else do we know about you and your life, man?
26:13
You're married. You said you're married.
26:14
How many kids? Any kids?
26:18
No kids, no kids yet, but my wife and I have a very
26:23
interesting story. OK, cool, let's see.
26:31
To start off, let's see we met in Vegas on Tinder.
26:38
Didn't actually meet in person at all, but we matched, matched
26:42
on Tinder. Then we kept talking for about
26:47
two months. Then we met in person in Vegas
26:51
and we did long distance for about a year.
26:55
She lived in Oregon, I was in Indiana and two years later we
27:00
ended up moving out to California and we had roommates
27:06
and five years into us living out here in California, I ended
27:12
up getting to propose at John Legend concert.
27:16
So that was that was fine. Right on.
27:21
That's all, man. So how long you guys married
27:25
now? Yeah.
27:29
How long? Have you been married?
27:31
We just hit a year in. May OK cool.
27:34
Just hit a year. Congratulations.
27:36
Right on. So Mike's not married.
27:37
I Mike's not married. And I've, I've been married
27:40
going on 30 years. Yeah.
27:44
We about run the gamut. Wow.
27:45
Newly married, not married and 30 years.
27:50
Yeah, 30 years. Yeah, 30 years.
27:53
Congrats on her birthday, Mike. Congratulations on single Life.
27:57
Thank you. Thank you.
28:00
Thank you. Here there's some fireworks for
28:03
you for that. Hey, it's all good.
28:07
It's all good. I'm the ugliest guy ever.
28:18
You just haven't found the right 1 yet.
28:22
That's true. Good things take time.
28:24
That's true, Yeah. Who better hurry up?
28:29
Yeah. Yeah, see, I was, I was lucky
28:31
because I. Just 30 years.
28:33
So and then Nikki just that's my wife.
28:34
She just, she just fell on my lap.
28:37
So it's kind of like, you know, yeah, we got.
28:40
How long hate? Go ahead.
28:41
How long had you known her when we started the band?
28:45
I don't remember. I don't, I don't remember.
28:48
Not very long. Yeah, I don't remember.
28:52
We were I. I met her on I.
28:54
Was going to say, what's the story?
28:55
And then she blew me off till, yeah, I met her on her birthday.
28:59
I, I worked at a place in, in the East Valley, which we took
29:03
care of mentally handicapped is, I mean, it's not fully correct,
29:06
but that's what I'm going to call it.
29:07
So I ran group homes. So they were like people like
29:09
our age, but mentally they were seven years old.
29:12
So I was on the social committee, Shocking.
29:15
And I was going around the houses during before Christmas
29:17
to film all the staff with the clients.
29:20
We call them clients. So when we had Santa, which I
29:23
played Santa, my buddy at the time played elf, he was Elvis.
29:26
So he was had long sideburns like Elvis and was on his knees.
29:29
So you know, he looked like Elvis and I was dressed up as
29:31
Santa. Well, behind us we had this big
29:33
screen that we would play all the interaction of all the staff
29:36
in all 32 group homes. So I would, I was driving around
29:40
the, the valley in the East Valley, you know, stopping at
29:43
the group homes, going in video recording the staff with the
29:46
clients and things like that, having fun.
29:48
Well, where she worked was an all female house.
29:50
So that means all the clients were, were, were women and all
29:53
the staff were women. And my luck as I showed up
29:56
during shower time. So they open the door like,
29:58
yeah, you're not coming in here. I'm like, well, shit, I don't
30:01
want to come back because it's, it's a further out, you know,
30:03
house and like why you're coming back because we can't let you
30:05
in. I'm like, well, shit, So I ended
30:08
up coming back some other day, but she had when they open the
30:10
door, she was I could see her sitting on this chair.
30:13
She's wearing these red Rockies and her leg was propped up over
30:16
the side of the thing. I'm I was like, damn.
30:19
And just a little back story, Tremont.
30:21
I had just shaved my head, so about a month or so before that.
30:25
So and I did it in a time that I I had a roommate that was like
30:29
super in the Louis Farrakhan of stuff.
30:31
So he'd wear all that Muslim stuff.
30:32
I'm walking around in a red and black flannel, not understanding
30:36
that the dark side of the shaved head people or skinheads with
30:40
red and black and Doc Martin. So it's completely ignorant
30:43
because I don't have that. That's not who I am, right.
30:45
So we're walking around together in malls and shit and people are
30:48
walking away from us. Like that's really weird, man.
30:51
So, but as I was trying to, you know, go out on dates and shit,
30:56
girls are just looking like shit.
30:57
Fuck off. Because I look when I my head's
30:59
like I had that look. He did this in like 19, he did
31:05
this in like 1993, four, whatever.
31:08
Yeah, right when it wasn't done, man, unless you were a Skinhead.
31:12
Dude, we got booked with a bunch of Skinhead bands.
31:16
We did. And that was the first time I I
31:18
came from a small town, right? So I lived in Chicago for two
31:22
years going to college before that.
31:23
So I had a little bit of, you know, acclamation to the city,
31:27
but I hadn't experienced a lot of things.
31:29
And we got booked with all these bands and I learned they hate
31:33
everybody. That's not them, right?
31:35
They thought he was like one of their brothers.
31:37
And the rest of us, they wanted to fucking kill like long hairs.
31:42
We hate you. I was.
31:43
Like Jesus, man, it was interesting, man.
31:45
So when I opened the door, right and she was there and, and, and
31:49
we engaged a little bit in conversation and then I kind of
31:51
I got her number and I was kind of poking her to go out.
31:53
She blew me off, blew me off because I didn't know at the
31:55
time, but her dad was in town. So then we ended up going out on
31:58
our first date, February 19th. And then we ended up getting
32:01
married a year of the day. So I met her in December.
32:05
She blew me off. I thought she we our first date,
32:08
we talked marriage and shit because it was just, we just
32:10
knew, right. And, you know, 30 years later,
32:16
you know, where we get along really well, We don't, we don't
32:18
argue. People don't, don't really grasp
32:20
that concept. We don't, we were just opposite
32:24
enough to work, you know, And it's just like, you know, we've
32:27
been together that long. I'm 55, she's 50.
32:29
So we've pretty much been with each other more, more than half
32:32
our lives. And it's just, I mean, it's we
32:34
still, it's still like a honeymoon, man.
32:35
We still love each other. We're still in love with each
32:37
other. It's not.
32:39
And I think due to me, that's the part that is the most
32:42
appealing to like your situation because so many people just play
32:47
fucking games. And that's something that I was
32:49
never willing to do, right? I only had that one time in my
32:53
life and I fucked that up. So I have myself to blame for
32:56
that. But that part is I admire you
32:59
guys for that. The fact that you don't argue,
33:01
that you work things out, that it's just that's so appealing.
33:05
That doesn't happen a lot. Yeah, we have.
33:07
We don't. We don't 100% agree on
33:08
everything but but we don't the only time.
33:11
That's a different story than having like not not.
33:16
We were screaming at each other. You.
33:18
Know yeah, we only really had one of those and that was the
33:21
the day before I stopped drinking because I'm 20 years
33:23
sober too Tremont. So the day before we stopped
33:26
drinking, we had that that just major blow up and I woke up and
33:31
like something's got to change and thank you.
33:34
So I you know, I changed and we're still together to this day
33:38
because of that. So I don't think we would have
33:39
been had I not changed had I not woken up.
33:42
There's no way because she was already after sober Chris came
33:45
to light and I could be talked to and reason with and I wasn't
33:48
I wasn't an asshole drunk, meaning I wasn't, you know,
33:51
violent or I just wasn't there emotionally.
33:54
You know, I I remember one one of the stories I tell so people
33:57
can grasp that when Christmas I I got her diamond earrings.
34:00
I'm just I tossed the matter in the living room.
34:02
I was like Merry Christmas and walked out of the room, you
34:05
know, kind of like just a total Dick move, you know, but, but
34:09
that's how I, that's what the alcohol did to me.
34:11
It just made me not be there emotionally.
34:13
I was there as a vessel. And you know, I mean, I was a
34:16
deck, but I wasn't, I wasn't verbally abusive, wasn't
34:18
physically abusive. I still paid the bills.
34:20
I still did my job. I you know.
34:22
You were like zombie Chris. Yeah, it just, it wasn't.
34:26
It wasn't something Chris. It wasn't the best.
34:29
Yeah, that's a good way to explain it, though.
34:31
It wasn't. It wasn't well.
34:32
That's how I described myself when I went through my addiction
34:35
was, you know, there's bits and pieces of it I remember
34:38
wholeheartedly, but there's things people tell me that I'm
34:41
like, really? I I did that, you know.
34:45
Yeah, yeah. And again, I mean, I, you know,
34:48
I can't imagine my life without her.
34:49
So it's that's, that's the grateful of the one of the great
34:51
most grateful moments of my life is waking up that next day and
34:54
realizing, oh shit, something's got to change, you know, and it
34:57
did. So I'm still here and we're
34:59
still together and we have two adult grown kids that, you know,
35:03
are very well adjusted. And, you know, there's our our
35:06
son struggles a little bit with trying to find what we have
35:09
because what we have, my wife and I was, I think is so rare
35:13
because we are so opposite, right?
35:15
And, and because we are so opposite, it works.
35:18
And the yin Yang that we have and we bring the table.
35:21
It's just, you know, it's, it's just a cool thing, man.
35:24
There's nothing like it. So you got 29 years to catch up
35:26
there, Dramont? Here's a secret.
35:30
Here's a secret for you. Get your own comforters.
35:33
Have. Separate comforters, what's up?
35:35
Yeah, yeah, get get your own comforters.
35:39
If you have your own comforter, you have a happier life.
35:43
You get a comforter. She gets a comforter because I
35:45
sleep hot, she sleeps cold. So therefore I'm not pulling at
35:49
her blanket and comforter. She's not pulling at mine.
35:53
That is genius. You're still in the same bed,
35:54
mind. You never heard, you just.
35:56
Have your own sheet and comforter.
35:58
They're genius, dude. It really.
36:00
Is that's money right there? Because you can cuddle before,
36:03
right? You go to bed, you wake up, she
36:05
can just come over and cuddle you in the morning.
36:07
But you still have your own environment of comfort, see?
36:13
I love it, I really do. That's genius.
36:15
Yeah, yeah, yeah. A lot of people don't realize
36:18
that when anybody asks for marriage, you buy something like
36:19
#1 separate comforters. It works straight up.
36:25
OK, I'll keep that in mind. Yeah, I'll keep.
36:29
That in mind, 'cause no, we definitely have hard.
36:31
Times it's more so my snoring, but.
36:34
Yeah, well, that's that's that's what I'm saying.
36:36
So, but but talk to your wife first.
36:38
Don't just show up with a new comforter.
36:39
Honey, this is yours. Because to be like what?
36:42
This is how things are going to be now.
36:45
No, no, no. That's true, yeah.
36:51
You know, because you, I mean you because when you're sleeping
36:55
right, you sleep your body temperature different than your
36:56
wife when you sleep right. That's why I say it's genius.
36:59
Yeah, because, because if your wife's like my wife, man, she's
37:02
always cold. It could be, it could be ninety
37:04
120° outside. I got thermostat set 78 inside
37:07
and she's going and she's going to blanket.
37:09
Like really? She's always cold.
37:13
Oh, yeah, See, she's the one that's always hot.
37:15
Has to make sure we turn there. Turn there.
37:18
So there you go. No, we're good.
37:20
See, but there you go then. So she, she gets your own
37:22
comfort, gets your own comfort. So that way you can.
37:25
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We got a fan.
37:27
We got a fan and we got a fan. We got a fan up top and a fan.
37:29
But the fan's more for white noise, right?
37:31
You got to have that white noise when you're sleeping, you know,
37:33
you got to have something going on.
37:35
Of course, you live in California, so you just open
37:37
your window. You got white noise, I'm sure.
37:41
Oh yeah, no, we had. Yeah, we have to keep our
37:44
windows shut because we hear all the ambient noise of everywhere
37:49
around us. I honestly I've become a fan of
37:53
like quiet quiet. You would love it here.
38:01
Here's here's here's a question for you because you're.
38:03
In Arizona. Where, where?
38:05
Where do you live in relation? Yeah, I live in Arizona.
38:09
Where do you live in relation to where all the fires were?
38:11
The fires have just went down. Farmer moved.
38:18
I'm in Long Beach. So the fires happened.
38:22
OK, OK. Palos Verdes.
38:25
Yeah, I think it was. Was it Palos Verdes?
38:28
Yeah, It's it was far enough. Far enough.
38:31
We got the smoke. OK, but we didn't get any.
38:36
Yeah, OK, that's good. We've been to Long Beach.
38:39
Long Beach is cool. We've been all up and down
38:41
those, you know, coastal cities and stuff.
38:44
How close are you to the beach? What's been your favorite 5
38:51
minutes from the from the beach? Like driving really like we
38:54
really want to go to the beach. It's about 5 five to 10 down the
38:58
street. Nice.
38:59
That's not bad. My wife would probably say La
39:03
Jolla is her favorite. We've been Redondo, Long Beach,
39:07
Mission Beach. I have.
39:09
I have friends that live in Mission Beach that I've, I've
39:11
worked with in the valley that they live there, bought
39:13
investment properties here. We ran a 5K Redondo Beach during
39:18
the 4th of July weekend, which is fun.
39:19
And we're runners. I mean, they're kind of all the
39:25
same from from my vantage point, you know what I mean?
39:28
It's just beachfront property and it's, you know, you know,
39:32
it's cool going and hanging out on the beach and just, you know,
39:35
my son's in Camp Pendleton. He's a Marine.
39:37
So he was in San Diego at MCRD, now he's in Pendleton.
39:41
They actually have, we learned this, they actually have their
39:43
own beachfront garages that you can rent as military personnel
39:47
and family. We were trying to do that, but
39:49
they were booked out. We didn't do it soon enough, but
39:51
you legit, you're like, it's on the beach in Pendleton.
39:55
That's awesome. It's like a little studio
39:57
apartment. And you open the door, there's
39:58
the. Patio and then there's the
40:00
beach, there's the water, yeah, yeah, 'cause Pendleton's huge
40:04
man Camp Pendleton, that's Oh yeah, that's that real estate
40:08
there, that's. That's the largest gathering of
40:12
military presence in the United States, for sure.
40:15
It might be in the world. Oh.
40:16
Pendleton, OH. Really just that whole area, San
40:20
Diego and Pendleton, and I think there's 60,000 of them.
40:24
Oh wow. Oh yeah, don't fuck around down
40:28
there. Your friends are your friends
40:30
are Marine right now. Oh, he was.
40:34
No, he's ex Marine. Yeah, he was.
40:38
This was what, 2005 through? Yeah, he served.
40:44
I think he served 2 terms I believe.
40:50
Right on. That's cool.
40:53
Right on. All right.
40:55
So we got about 15 minutes or so left.
40:57
And this is the Chris and Mike show.
40:59
This is Tremont Turner, author, actor, thespian and brand
41:03
ambassador and owner of LED Dance Floors.
41:09
Very nice. What's what's what's something
41:13
else you want to talk about? Where we where we still got some
41:15
time here to be my friend. You're welcome.
41:18
Yeah. Oh, let's see, let's see, let's
41:24
talk about the craziness of AI right now.
41:27
I don't know if you guys have seen, I know just kind of like
41:31
way off subject but this randomly.
41:35
No, it's not on my mind, man. We just.
41:37
Talked about the Google fail thing.
41:42
Yeah, no, AI is insane. Did you just did you see that?
41:45
Did you see that thing somebody made with Diddy and, and what's
41:50
the dude Epstein and all those Bill Cosby and stuff?
41:54
Dude, it looks legit. They're in prison.
41:56
They're they're in prison eating pizza.
41:59
Diddy and and and and Epstein are hugging.
42:02
They do some kissing. They they feeding you Bill
42:05
Cosby's and they're feeding each other chocolate pudding because
42:07
of his jello commercials and shit.
42:09
Dude, it looks so real, Tremont. It's freaking scary, man.
42:15
It's like you don't there's, there's no way you can tell like
42:18
we're we're actually, I'm actually AI.
42:19
I'm not real. I'm actually sleeping in the
42:22
other room. This is all coming as a as an
42:24
image from my brain. It's a whole new thing that
42:27
we're working with with Bill Gates, who's going to take over
42:29
the world. We got this down to a science.
42:34
It could be. It very well could be.
42:37
Honest, but it's insane, right? Nowadays you can make an entire
42:41
podcast without you being there for real for real, right?
42:47
There's so many different things.
42:49
We literally cover 2000 miles of the country right now.
42:54
No, it's insane dude, it's insane.
42:56
I use this app called cap cut for on captions for making
42:59
videos and and that platform yes, let you create your own AI
43:05
twin, which I was like that's just weird man.
43:09
That's just, you know, just it's freaky, dude.
43:13
It's freaky. We're getting, we're getting
43:15
Terminator world. You know, we're getting Matrix
43:18
world. It's coming.
43:19
If you're not ready, like you probably don't have quick.
43:23
Do you have quick, quick trips in California?
43:25
QTI don't remember with that convenience store.
43:29
Quick trips, yeah. Yeah, they're red.
43:35
I don't think so, but I'm guessing like a 711.
43:38
So, OK, OK, so yeah, basically we were, my wife and I, We had
43:43
to go to Tucson because I have a listing down there, and we went
43:46
to the QuikTrip. There was a robot cleaning the
43:49
floor, and it was telling you. Thank you for stopping into
43:52
QuikTrip. I hope you have a nice day.
43:54
Please excuse me when I cleaned the floor.
43:56
Oh, hello. I'm cleaning the floor right
43:58
now. Would you please excuse me?
44:00
Oh, thank you for shopping QuikTrip.
44:01
Have a nice day. I had blinking eyes.
44:05
The eyes would blink. It's about 3 feet tall, just
44:08
kind of moving, maneuvering around the floor.
44:12
Shit's real, man. It's yeah, it's.
44:14
Crazy. Yeah, we have those automated 4
44:16
cleaners at work. I'm convinced that it all
44:20
started with the Roomba. That was the whole.
44:24
That's how Skynet essentially started is with the Roomba.
44:29
There you go, Skynet. He knows.
44:31
He knows. Yes, Roomba.
44:36
And then you have like the automated doors, chemtrails.
44:38
Yeah. Yes, guy.
44:40
Straight up man, I agree with that.
44:42
I we have we have a little conspiracy theory.
44:44
It's not like insane, but you know, there's moments like, you
44:48
know it's like yeah I didn't think about that though.
44:51
Roomba. Roomba started it all man.
44:53
Roomba manufactured you might be right.
44:55
Uh huh. Cause.
44:58
Yeah, I mean, think about it, OK?
45:00
It started as Roomba. Nothing.
45:04
The job was to get better at cleaning, sucking up the floor.
45:11
That's literally where it started.
45:13
And its job is just to get better and better and better
45:17
when it eventually cleans humans off the face of the Earth.
45:24
Someday it will have its own museum, and the Roomba will be
45:30
the Grand Poobah of them all. Yeah.
45:35
Have you, have you seen that? Movie It all started with a
45:37
lowly floor cleaner. Yeah, have you seen the movie
45:39
Wally? Yeah, Wally.
45:42
Yeah, that's where we're headed. That's where we're headed.
45:44
Absolutely. Yeah, 'cause you got Grubhub.
45:46
Like I forget if it was you and I talking about this mic or
45:49
somebody else, but you literally right now, oh, I think it was
45:52
Nate when we were on the last show you, you literally were
45:56
conditioned as humans now just to sit in her ass and do nothing
45:58
because your food can be delivered, your house can be
46:00
cleaned, you can work remotely now you can sit of a in front of
46:04
a computer 8 hours a day and just do whatever job you do.
46:07
And then your food comes to the door.
46:09
So all you got to do really is get up and walk to the door to
46:12
get your food right? And you go sit down and eat your
46:14
food and you get up and throw it away and you go back and I sit
46:17
down like it's big. We're creating a sedentary
46:20
lifestyle for people. And that's why it's just going
46:22
to. It's going to.
46:23
Yeah. It's just, you know, it's bad.
46:28
It's bad. We don't have to hunt and gather
46:30
anymore, it can all be delivered.
46:33
No, right? That's it right there.
46:36
See, here's a man who's done some further education into the
46:41
reality of life, for sure. I can tell, yes.
46:44
You don't get that. Educated matrix.
46:46
School or college, you get that education from looking for
46:50
yourself for sure. Well, he is Tremont Turner, you
46:52
know, actor, thespian, writer and entrepreneur.
46:56
So you. Have No, I just appreciate that
46:57
because I hear that that's a different language that you
47:00
don't hear from people when they say no longer hunters and
47:03
gatherers. That's so true.
47:05
People don't realize that the way we act is because of our
47:08
DNA. Yeah, yeah, they're hunting on
47:12
their Amazon. Oh, what can I find today?
47:14
Yes, that's hunting. Hunting for gathering is gather
47:17
the package, Gather the package. I mean my packages.
47:21
On top of it you could also think about it like we don't
47:25
even, we eat whatever just 'cause we're bored now.
47:32
Like before we used to yes, have to starve for X amount.
47:36
Of we'd go days or always fasting, yes, uh huh.
47:40
Yep. Yeah, and that was normal.
47:42
And like when you were a kid, like probably the same, right?
47:45
And when you were a kid, you get kicked out of the house when it
47:47
was summer break, go play, like get out of the house, go figure
47:51
out something to do, go fend for yourself.
47:53
And you come back home when you're hungry, have lunch and
47:55
then go back out and play. You know, St. lights start come
47:58
down, you come back home, especially being in in Gary, IN,
48:01
because Gary, IN is small, right?
48:03
There's a population. Well, it's surrounded by
48:06
Chicago. Oh, is it?
48:08
Yeah, yeah, Chicago was the nearest, like big, big city kind
48:12
of thing. OK.
48:15
If you wanted a really good time, a bunch of different
48:18
things, Chicago is where you go. It's big enough.
48:21
It's it's not like where I live. OK.
48:24
Oh, you just 60 it's. A It's a It's big as far as
48:28
geographically, just not. OK.
48:32
People aren't moving thicker like that.
48:35
OK. Oh, gotcha, gotcha.
48:38
Not a sought after destination. Gotcha.
48:40
So, so let's go back to your, your acting.
48:43
Have you have you gotten any roles since you've been in
48:45
California? I've done a couple of smaller
48:53
like commercials. I did this one for Yammy by it
48:58
was kind of a it was for a Japanese or Chinese E E shopping
49:09
website. I did a insurance commercial
49:18
trying to think few stuff here and there and I've done
49:21
background work a lot. That's that's definitely
49:25
plentiful out here. Background work.
49:28
You can get that very easy. Yeah, like being an SO being an
49:32
extra for those that are so those don't understand that's
49:34
being an extra. Like you're behind the scenes of
49:36
the scene that's being shot. Cool.
49:39
Right on. Have you?
49:41
Have you been? There you've been like, Oh my
49:43
God. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
49:47
Oh, there's Tremont I see. Tremont, I see.
49:52
Him, he acts so surprised. Oh yeah, that's literally how it
49:54
is. Let's see if you weren't
49:56
married, there's a. Scene in the.
49:58
Yeah, see if you were. Right.
50:04
Scene in the what? There's a scene in the movie
50:09
Don't Worry Darling where you can clearly see me at this,
50:14
where they're gathering outside the pool.
50:16
And I had people hit me up like, oh, my God, I saw you on Don't
50:19
Worry Darling. Or was that you or Don't Worry
50:22
Darling? Yeah.
50:25
OK, that's awesome. OK.
50:26
And that's on Netflix? Not right now, isn't it?
50:30
Yes. Cool.
50:31
All right, I'm going to watch. Don't worry, we're going to.
50:33
Watch so I remember it being on HBO and it's.
50:38
Yeah. Oh, maybe it's on Max.
50:39
Real. Maybe it's on Max.
50:40
Yeah, OK. Don't blink though all.
50:43
Right, cool, I'm going to check it out man.
50:47
And it's still cool man. See, if you weren't married that
50:50
could be a pick up. That's awesome.
50:51
That could be a pick up line if you weren't married, you know,
50:53
in little clubs. Hey, man, how are you?
50:54
I'm good, man. You ever seen that movie?
50:56
Don't Worry, Darling. Yeah, well, I was in that.
50:59
Oh my God. Really.
51:00
And then that's it. That's your hook, man, You.
51:04
Know well we were all wrong it's.
51:05
On Prime Video. Prime Video OK, but we still
51:08
knew it was there. Oh, shut.
51:13
Up I just share these. Movies there.
51:14
You go if you want to check it out, it's on Prime Video.
51:18
Prime Video. So yeah, you want to see.
51:20
Yeah, but did you want to see up?
51:21
Turner. Live where?
51:22
I actually what? Yes.
51:27
If you want to see where I actually had lines, there's a
51:29
movie called Cashing Out that I'm in.
51:33
Cashing out, OK. Look for cashing out.
51:36
And. See if it's still on CASHIN
51:46
cash. Now let's see if it's.
51:48
Cashing out? Still where it was where it was.
51:57
It says I can watch. It yeah, it was on to be.
52:01
There we go. It is still on to be.
52:04
It's on Plex as well. I have that too.
52:09
To be in Plex, you can see my name in the in the credit.
52:13
Check that out too. That I appreciate that.
52:23
Oh yeah, I see your name right there.
52:24
I'm looking right at it now. There you go.
52:26
That's so cool, dude. Right on 2020 it came up.
52:33
Right on, dude. Cool.
52:37
Yeah, of course we're going to stick a stick, a fork in it
52:39
because I got to get out of, I got to get out of Dodge.
52:41
But we need, we need to have you back on Tremont because I mean,
52:45
we're having such a good conversation, but I got to
52:47
bounce. I got to bounce so.
52:49
He's got to go. I need you to hang out for one
52:51
second, all right? So you can go ahead and stop the
52:53
show. OK, do whatever the show do
52:55
there. So, so real quick, Tremont
52:58
Turner here. We're going to put all your
52:59
information up on the on the Chris and Mike Show Facebook
53:02
page. When we drop your episodes, all
53:03
your details will be there. So I'll forward the e-mail you
53:06
sent to me to Mike so he has all your stuff so we can help people
53:09
find you online. You know, especially if you want
53:12
to learn more about the LED dance floor and you want to buy
53:14
his book, which is about the brand hustle, right?
53:19
Hustle behind the brand. You can find us all on
53:22
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53:25
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53:26
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53:28
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53:33
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53:36
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53:38
day, don't let the bad days when Somebody Loves You, somebody
53:40
will miss you if you don't wake up tomorrow.
53:41
So don't do that. Reach out to someone that you
53:43
know you can talk to and you know, don't be depressed because
53:48
you know, tomorrow's a better day, right?
53:50
Right, Mike? Absolutely.
53:51
Right, Tremont, I agree. Amen, brother.
53:54
Amen, brother. All right, Tremont, it was
53:55
great. It was great meeting you.
53:56
Let's have you back on when we have more time.
53:59
And yeah, thanks for talking to. You bless you.
54:03
Yeah, Yes, absolutely. Peace out everybody.
54:07
Love you all. Right.
54:09
Love you too man. Take a moment.
56:26
When it's going around, you hit. The wind you.
56:30
Ain't no creature we're playing smile and you should you put it
56:36
on the almighty day. You got a dream.
56:41
Who in your life to keep our soul in every day?
56:47
Take the trail behind your eyes. Feel the soul every day.
57:04
Take a moment.