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49. Sunken Sins: Underground Mansion and the Luxor Hotel Hauntings · Amigos, Afraid!

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Oh, did we start yet? Yeah.
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Oh, oops. I was going to say, where's the
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time? Where do you see the time?
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I thought. You were going to give me a
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secret because. Every time I like try to look,
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when I see you look, I never see the time right there.
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Recording, guys, we've been recording for 11 seconds.
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Oh my. God 14 Hey, hey, it's it's us
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again. It's good to see you again.
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I know it's it's been a bit we. We didn't miss last week's
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episode. Guys, there was no Thursday last
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week, Isn't that crazy? Time is just a construct, it is
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all made-up anyway. So what?
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The last Thursday had never happened.
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No, because we had that weird universe jump on Wednesday.
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There was the Was it the Mercury's retrograde?
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Yes, and then the strawberry moon.
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That's, that's right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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So this is technically the following episode the week
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after. Yeah, welcome to episode 59 of
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The Daily BJ. I'm Jerry and I'm Brian and
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we're back. We're back.
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We're better than ever. We're so tired, guys.
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They kept us from you. I want to go to sleep.
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They kept us from you. They helped me back.
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It's really bad. We missed you.
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Hope we did good. Yeah, I hope you've learned
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something fun. Yeah.
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What have you been up to? Life has been.
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Yeah, we'll wait. We'll wait for you to take.
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It Yeah. Go ahead.
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Go ahead. What What have you been up to?
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Enough of us talking. Whoa.
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That's Oh my God, that's so surprising it's crazy.
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I don't know. You were so talented.
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Yeah, I didn't. I didn't know you could do that.
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That's so cool. Wow.
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Yesterday. No way.
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That's insane. I I can't believe you had to go
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through that as. Well, yeah, I'm.
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I'm going to judge you a little bit.
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That's kind of weird. I'll, I'll support you.
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Good for you. No, I'm I'm going to have to
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leave you behind. It's fine with a child.
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No child left behind. That I'm moving on good guys.
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This has been an insane two weeks.
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We've been busy travelling. We've been travelling, which is
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crazy. For me it was for work, so it's
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not like I mean it was fun in the moment, but it was not fun
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planned. Travel.
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Yeah. I get you.
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I get you. It was.
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It was professional trouble. I know.
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Where did you go? I went up to the state capital
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of Sacramento. I don't know if you guys have
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ever been there. So many things up there, so many
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buildings. It doesn't ring a bell.
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Never heard of? It wow well, I saw the capital.
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What letter AW for white big white building up there.
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It's really big. I don't know if you guys ever
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been up there, but it's both big and small and sometimes that's
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all that matters. Nothing.
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To say sometimes just right. That's so cool friend.
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Not to cut you off but I also I travel to Reno which is
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technically N from US. I don't think I've ever in my
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life been to Reno, NV. Reno, NV.
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It sounds weird coming off the tongue because I've been to Las
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Vegas, NV. You've been to Las Vegas, NV.
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Real familiar with Las Vegas, NV.
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But I had a really good time. Good.
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There was obviously some some downtime and caught a baseball
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game, saw the Mexico game at that minor league stadium.
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Jerry had a way more adventure filled.
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It was a little trip than I did. Literally one night, One night
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from that trip made that whole entire trip.
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One night is all it takes. Falling in love with me.
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Found some buildings. I don't know what's on that.
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One, it's Dua Lipa misses Dua Lipa misses Dua Peep.
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She got married. Guys love that for her.
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That's crazy. It should have been me.
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You're married. OK, OK.
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We ended up watching a minor league game, but it was on the
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same day that Mexico was playing and the stadium had the like the
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big screen outside of the stadium set up in their lawn or
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their lawn was set up for the Mexico game.
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So you don't have to go inside the game, which I mean tickets
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were like what 10 bucks like? For a baseball game for.
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Minor League Baseball game. Really nice stadium by the way,
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in the middle of like the downtown area, but outside.
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We stayed outside. We didn't even go in yet.
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The game was like 30 minutes before the actual baseball game
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started and it was just just rasa everywhere.
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It was so cool. Everyone with their lawn chairs,
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with their beers, with their with their Michi cups.
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And. Everything was like closed in
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families. The most wholesome thing that we
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saw was just it was like this whole set up in the lawn and
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then on the far right hand side there was like a makeshift
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little soccer field and just kids.
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For the Chamacos. Kids just playing soccer like a
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little pick up game of just a minimum like 50 kids all running
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all ages just not a fucking iPad insight, no phones just playing
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soccer and they were all just chasing the ball like all
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together in big little in a in a big group just.
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Boys being boys. It was boys, it was girls, it
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was everyone. It was so wholesome.
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Oh Jerry does another meme, I'll explain it.
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Later, I'm sorry. It's OK.
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So then the Mexico game started. We saw it and like yeah, it was
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a super lit. We went inside, we saw some
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game, we saw some of the baseball game and then came back
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out, finished the Mexico game, celebrated.
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So cool. Dang 2 Sports at 1:00.
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Right, dude. And they gave you a wristband so
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you could just go in and out because like they know they had
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they were hosting that event outside.
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And then we saw we finished the baseball game.
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We saw a couple home runs. It was a really intense game.
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The biggest part of that dude was I've never caught a
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baseball. I've never received like
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received anything from a baseball game.
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Yes, it's a minor league game. Yes, it's a smaller stadium.
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But after the game ended, I like ran over to the dugout on one
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side where there was this one kid.
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And as soon as I was getting there, there was this player in
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the dugout that just threw the kid a ball.
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And I was like, excuse me, is there one more?
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Oh my God, it does not know that.
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He turns around and then he just like grabs 1 from 1 of like a
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bin. He just throws it and I'm like
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thanks dude. That was the first like ball
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I've ever received at a. Touched by a baseball.
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Player yeah and it has like a like a scuff on it 'cause it was
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like used in the game. So that was already like a plus.
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And then after that one of the people that we were travelling
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with like they're very, very, very like well versed in like
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what to do, how to get signatures, where to go and he
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was like cold. We got to go this way we got to
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get like we're going to go get signatures.
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I'm like what? So we went to the we exited the
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stadium, went to the outside of where the players come out.
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The bus was already there waiting for them.
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There was already like a couple people waiting behind the rails,
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but I mean they weren't like you could have easily crossed.
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Jerry could take them. And we went, I went right up,
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right next to that door where they players come out.
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And the first player that came out was the Oscar Hernandez,
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which is a current Major League player who's currently who's
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rehabbing with the minor league team.
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Oh, 'cause they were also playing the OKC comments, which
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is the Dodgers minor league team.
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He came out and we were the first people he interacted with
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and he took pictures with us and he signed all of our baseballs
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all over. Like he was so wholesome, dude.
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Like, and, and I already had that image of him of just being
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like that older veteran in the league who's just super nice.
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And he signed everyone's, he took pictures of everyone.
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He signed everyone's like merchandise and, and things.
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And yeah, he was just like all smiles.
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And he went into the bus and that was already like the
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highlight. Long story short, we stayed
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there for a couple like at 2 hours, maybe an hour 2 hours.
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Ended up getting 10 signatures of just multiple players but
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some some pretty cool names like it was it was pretty awesome.
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I love that for you, friend. That's so cute.
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That was like really wholesome and it really I was I was like
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living in my like childhood dream of like, wow, this is this
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is pretty cool. Oh, never let your dreams be
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dreams, even if you're in your late 20s.
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That's cute friend. I love that.
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That sounds amazing friend. All I got from my trip up to
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Sacramento was chub rub. My eyes were so chaved.
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We did so much walking and it was like 95°.
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Disgusting. Yeah, saw Old Town Sacramento
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for the first time. It's really cute.
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Nothing I write home about but it was really cute.
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But back back on the sports guys, you're meeting me at the
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most sporty time of my life. I've learned so much about
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different sports that I had 0 interest in three or four months
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before this. I was even telling my mom on the
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phone today, like, Oh yeah, I was watching the game.
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You were watching the game. Like, yeah, I was.
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It was good. This is a new me mom.
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Now I know what's happening. Yep, I know the rules, I'm able
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to call when someone is offside. Wow and I was telling Jerry
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yesterday like I grew up going to my brother's soccer games.
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Did I watch? No, I was walking my little ass
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over to the torta lady. Buying my $3 torta.
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Amazing. Sitting down playing Pokémon.
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I did. I was in a soccer team.
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I lasted 2 weeks because I would have to hit my inhaler and I was
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like mom I can't this is too uncomfortable.
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And she was like, OK, Miko, you tried.
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Yeah, I mean you, you did it two weeks more than someone who
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never did. Exactly.
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Someone give me my medal. Yeah, give me my.
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You tried. You literally are and always
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have been a sports guy that. Was a Jerry saying but I don't
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believe. It there's pictures that Brian
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showed me from I don't know, maybe 10/12/15 years ago.
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I was like 20. I was maybe 20/19/2018.
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Yeah. I mean, a Mexico jersey with my
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dad, a soccer jersey knows where that ended up.
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All I got to say, another case, another, another evidence, a
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piece of evidence to the straight allegations.
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OK, I don't like that Pride may be over, but I'm gay my whole
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life. Happy Pride Month Part 2 and
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we're going into July. We are going into.
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Breaking news? Yeah, guys, when you guys are
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here listening with us, it's July 2nd.
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It's July 2nd. Welcome to Pride Part 2.
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We're taking over July. We're continuing the
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shenanigans. We're continuing the agenda.
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You can pick up your cards at the front office.
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They are rainbow colored. Are they closed on Sundays?
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No, because the party never stopped. seven-year LGBT.
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Oh, if there's no bread, there's no pride.
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Oh. That's that I have heard.
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You're welcome. That I have heard.
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I've been keeping the straights. Culture now is there is there
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like a limousine or a bus that you take from one club to the.
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Other no you walk. Unfortunately it's power walk.
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You walk at like a a level 8 speed.
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So just because you were subject to walking in Sacramento, now
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you're subjecting everyone else to walk and chase their thighs?
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OK, but you get there so fast because we do not walk slow.
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Unless you're my friend Joe Everyone else.
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Wants a purpose. Leave us slow walkers alone.
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No, no. When you got places to be and
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you're gay, you're you're there. You.
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Got to take some time to just enjoy the scenery.
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No, because the scenery is where you're is the destination.
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The scenery is the destination. You're going somewhere to look
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at something real good. But what about the friends and
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the journey that you make? They're already at the party and
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you're running late and that's why you run fast.
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But what about the birds? Jerry, don't try to police me
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during Pride Month Part 2. Pride Month 2.0.
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Pride Month Part 2. Pride harder.
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Pride Harder 2.0 Yeah. Wow, it's been an eventful week.
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It feels nice being back on the mic.
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Yeah. I feel like so much has
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happened, but then at the same time, I can't tell you anything
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that's happened 'cause I can barely tell you what I ate this
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morning. Same.
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Oh, I have one more thing. Fuck.
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And I. And I was gonna keep this to
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myself. Oh.
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You guys are getting an exclusive?
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I was gonna keep this to myself, but I think I passed that point
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of no return and I'm able to talk about it pretty openly now.
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OK, Brian, I haven't drink coffee in 05 days.
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Friend, Oh my God and I hired A barista for today.
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It that's who that is. I, I, they're just kind of just
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in. The chair in the corner, yeah.
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They don't even have the material set up.
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Or no, they're just going to watch for a bit.
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Oh, OK, and he's a barista. So he said it was in the bio.
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OK, this is one of the skills. Thank you, Mark.
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His name text says Jeffrey. Oh, shit.
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Anyways, yeah, dude, it's how are you feeling?
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I feel fine now. The first couple days were
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pretty bad. So the first couple days of of
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no coffee were in Reno. Whoa.
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Like right before that I was like, OK, like obviously spoke
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to Dulce. We were like, yeah, we were
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going to do some. We're trying to hit some goals.
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One of the biggest things that I've noticed is just the
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dependence obviously on caffeine.
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I am open to accepting that that I'm addicted to caffeine, coffee
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specifically. Oh, I can drink coffee all day
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if I could. Yeah, multiple times a day
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easily, which is fine. It's not fine.
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But long term, like, you know, what are some things that I've
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noticed that hey, this this isn't normal specifically in the
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mornings like the cough attacks and stuff like.
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Is that stopped? It I think it's improved a
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little bit. It's only been a couple days,
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but I've noticed a difference. Maybe it's all mental too, like
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who fucking knows? Yeah, tea.
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Tea, which is the current substitute, has some caffeine
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so, but just not as much. Severely limited your amount of.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. So I didn't just cold Turkey.
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I I think that's to me a little bit impossible.
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Asking for a migraine. So the first day I had a fucking
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headache. It was wild.
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Like it. It's crazy how the body just
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recognizes like, hey, you haven't kept coffee today.
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Fuck you and then it just punches you in the head.
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Teas been a good little replacement, a substitute for
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it, and I did try like this mushroom that.
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Just sounds gross. Alternative, it's like it's a
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it's a Chai mushroom cacao mixture that you do with hot
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water and it has like it doesn't taste like coffee this.
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Is no. Properties or tastes like
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chocolate Chai it's supposed to be healthier and it has some
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caffeine also but just like coffee itself I drink black
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coffee doesn't have as much caffeine as like triple shot
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express espresso with sugar and all this other stuff but.
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Jerry with his Venti Americano. Yes, with an extra shot, it's
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just, it's just water and espresso.
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But at that point, once again just.
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I've tried to limit it and I think it's been working and I
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feel great. That's amazing, I love that for
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you. I don't know if I'd be able to
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commit to that, so props to you dude.
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It's I think it was like a mental thing too, because my
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whole thing is just like the ritual of either brewing,
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brewing a, a, a pot of coffee, serving it and then sitting
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down, drinking it, whatever, do something.
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And there was just that motion that I think my mind craves,
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aside from the coffee. When you do it for so long, like
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years at this point, that's just, it's your routine.
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It's hard to break from that and.
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That routine is like been solidified since college, since
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2017. So that was the first time I
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like started drinking heavy coffee.
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I was. Just having this conversation
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with Alexa, like, 'cause I don't remember when I started coffee
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or I don't remember having coffee anytime before college,
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late college. And then it just got worse when
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I started working in like an office.
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Like even when I worked retail before, like I wasn't getting
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coffee in the morning. Yeah, now it's mandatory.
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Maybe you're on to something, friend.
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You're inspiring. It's it's just been it's been a
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long time. And like I said, I think I've
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noticed maybe like the the the that acity after effect because
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it's like. Yeah, How's your stomach?
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Burning your stomach lining and everything because it's so
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acity. I think it's just a cough
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attacks in the morning that like I was like, it could be the
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deviated septum that's just like trickling nasal fluid down my
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throat and. Stuff.
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I mean, that sounds like a really good like that.
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That's also a really good one, but like, why not just target
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one thing that I can control over a surgery that I will
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inevitably get? I could fix your septum.
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Yeah, Yeah, sure. Yeah, we could.
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We maybe Jeffrey can or Mark, whatever his name is Mark
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Jeffrey is, is that in his resume?
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He knows how to insert a couple things I don't.
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I don't know if it's to that level.
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OK, maybe not then. No, he's better at other tools.
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I can't wait to hear all about that after I leave.
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From the second hand, like once he tells it to me.
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I'll talk to you. You'll tell me.
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Yeah. So, yeah, so that's been fun.
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I think now I'm putting my little black tea, which has
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caffeine, a higher percentage of caffeine compared to other teas,
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less than coffee. Put in a little packet in hot
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water and then just like stirring it and then just
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sipping on that. It's been cool, it's been nice.
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Oh my God, Speaking of tea, I've been craving a green tea shot.
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That's random. Sorry but you just reminded me
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and I feel like I should have one soon.
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OK, a cold one or like an actual like little green?
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Tea. No the a green tea shot.
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It's like alcohol, Jerry. You're so sheltered.
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I love that I'm showing you the world.
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I'm like, you're just going to. Like, take a shot of green tea.
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Green tea. I want to make that for you
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right now. You just drink it, Mark Green
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tea. Mark will take 2 green tea
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shots. I was like, is this like one of
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those like immunity shots that you buy at like Walgreens or
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Ralphs and stuff? No, a green tea shot.
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Like I'm so good at the bar. What is it like?
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What even is that? I don't know.
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I saw, I saw. Someone make one the other day
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on TikTok. Green tea shot.
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It's a mix of a bunch of things and it looks really good.
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That's the first thing that comes up.
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Not even green tea as a green tea green tea shot, I'm telling
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you. It's a shooter.
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It's a light, obviously light green, blah blah blah.
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It's equal parts Irish whiskey pig.
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You love whips Sour mix. I love shaking with ice topped
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with a splash of lemon lime soda.
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Oh, I can totally. Do that?
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Sounds delicious. I can do that.
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For you, we should have had 1 today.
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Why aren't we, Mark? OK, get to work.
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We're going to start taking shots.
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No, No, we're not. We're not.
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We're not. We're not Unless.
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Unless. No, no, we can't.
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We can't be weekly drinkers. Unless.
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ECC. You guys will never know because
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we won't tell you. Anyways, Brian, I have a
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question for you. I've been dying to ask you this
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whole week because it's only been a week and it's Thursday.
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What's been haunting you this week?
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I'm so glad you asked because it's been sitting on me heavy.
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It's not really haunted me, it's just it's piqued my interest
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right now. Really popular movie Backrooms
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and Backrooms reminds me Vegas and then Vegas that makes me
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think underground tunnels. And then the underground tunnels
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reminded me of bunkers. So when I put all of that
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together in Google, I found out that there's an underground
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mansion in Las Vegas. What?
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Yes, like a like a like a mansion, like a Luigi's Haunted
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Mansion? Well.
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I have a couple questions for you first.
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OK, OK, let's answer those first.
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How long could you survive underground?
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A few minutes? Hours.
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What if you had an entire kitchen, a few bedrooms, a
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backyard and a pool all underground?
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Well, if you have a few $1,000,000 lying around, you
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could find out. Located in the Las Vegas
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suburbs, an entire mansion exists 25 feet underground.
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Was that the? Question.
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Those are the questions I was asking you that you didn't have
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to answer there. Before I was so ready to answer
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them. And you?
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Kept going. I did hold my breath.
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And then you didn't. I was thinking I'm like, OK, let
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me like, let me ask follow up questions.
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And then you just kept going. OK.
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Well I have AI have a question. OK, that you can answer.
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OK, I was about to say that. Can you, Jerry, if someone
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handed you the keys to an underground house for free,
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would you move in? Yes, do for free, no mortgage
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payment. Yeah, yeah, underground.
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That's that's fine. Singular rule is you can't
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leave. Like, I can't leave at all.
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Nope. Like I'm just stuck, stuck
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underground. Can I bring people with me?
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Nope. It's just you.
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Oh, no, I would die, right? Yeah, I would die.
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OK, to give you some background on the House, let's take a
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little tour. This underground house is
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equipped with 12 foot ceilings, using a combination of murals
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and lights to make it seem as though you're living above
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ground. OK, that.
20:59
Let's see how that would help. Yeah, the.
21:01
System works together to simulate a normal day night
21:03
cycle. The 6000 square foot luxury
21:08
compound has a large open floor plan living space, 3 bedrooms, 4
21:14
bathrooms and an underground backyard with a pool lined by
21:20
fake palm trees. OK, I need to see a picture of
21:23
that or something because it doesn't work in my mind.
21:27
It also has a sauna, a wet bar, a dance floor, a BBQ grill,
21:33
remember underground and seating for up to 120 people.
21:38
And this wonderful family home could be yours for the price of
21:41
$5.9 million. So it's currently on the market.
21:44
Yeah, per Zillow, it is on the market.
21:46
Let me show you some pictures. I need to see some pictures
21:48
cause like how do you get there? This is the backyard.
21:52
That's why underground those are.
21:56
I'm guessing those are the support beams that are made into
21:59
trees. Dude that looks crazy.
22:02
This is all underground. There's an actual house above
22:04
ground that just looks like your stereotypical neighborhood
22:07
house. That leads into this one.
22:08
That leads into this one. Let me pull up even more
22:11
pictures just so you fully understand.
22:13
I'm going to buy what this looks like so I can just live in that
22:15
top house and then. That's the entrance like carved
22:19
into like a. Rock literally looks like a cave
22:22
entrance. That's the kitchen.
22:25
Looks a little medical, a little dated, a little medical grade.
22:28
Living room. Living room's cool.
22:32
A lot of the outdoor ones. Oh, oh, I got hold.
22:37
Jerry saw something and this just to give you the feel.
22:41
That's that's what's beautiful house looks like.
22:43
Beautiful bathroom. Love the postmodern classical
22:49
retro. Yeah, retro is a keyword.
22:53
Do you think you could eventually forget that you're
22:54
underground, or do you think your mind would always know?
22:58
I mean, if there was a light system that's set up to change
23:01
with a normal day night cycle, yeah, I think, I think you would
23:04
get accustomed to that. What do you think you'd miss the
23:06
most from the above ground world?
23:10
Taco Bell? Oh my God, you're so right.
23:14
I was thinking, you know, whether the wind.
23:17
Fresh air, being able to go to the park and something, play
23:20
baseball or base. But you got a backyard.
23:21
You got about? Yeah, you have.
23:22
Palm trees and a pool. Yeah, that's not a problem.
23:26
If you look at the listing photos, which Jerry just did, it
23:30
honestly looks like a sitcom set.
23:32
It does. There's a few reasons why I
23:35
think that. The first being it has this kind
23:38
of uncanny valley feel like it's it's kind of eerie.
23:43
It could be the decor. It was built in the 1970s and it
23:47
definitely looks like it was. I don't know how difficult it is
23:51
to get permits for underground construction or remodeling, so
23:56
maybe that's why it's still kind of frozen in time.
23:59
Either way, it's kind of funky looking.
24:02
Second is the lighting. I know you said that with the
24:04
lighting, it might help you live underground and the lights are
24:09
set to change the temperature, their brightness throughout the
24:11
day to mimic what time it is above ground.
24:13
But to me it looks so fake. It looks like a set.
24:17
Yeah, I can see that. And you know what?
24:19
It reminds me of the in Las Vegas, that mall with a painted
24:23
sky. That's right.
24:24
But you see, but in there you lose touch of reality, like you
24:28
don't know what time it is outside.
24:29
Like I feel like you would just fall into that, like secrets of
24:33
just being. Plus when you're in that mall
24:36
it's only daytime. Exactly.
24:39
Maybe the photos don't do it justice and being there in
24:41
person makes the effect believable, but based on the
24:44
pictures alone I think I feel a little claustrophobic.
24:47
OK. I think if you are like more of
24:49
that you subject to claustrophobia or just feeling
24:52
trapped, I don't think that. I don't think that's a place.
24:54
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24:55
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40:05
What? That building is massive.
40:07
Which added even more fuel to the rumors of construction
40:10
worker deaths. Some details are hard to fully
40:13
verify, but the stories never disappeared.
40:16
What really gave the Luxor its reputation were the deaths that
40:19
actually were recorded over the years.
40:21
So we're going to get into some deaths.
40:23
Oh, trigger warning, people warning.
40:27
The Morbid Travel Guide article points out that the Luxor has
40:30
seen an unusually high amount of tragedy due to multiple
40:33
suicides, accidental falls, murders, and unexplained deaths.
40:39
I think this pyramid has genuinely dark history attached
40:42
to it. One of the first major reported
40:45
incidents happened in 1996, when a woman Whatever.
40:49
So you're was born. That's so scary. 1996 When Brian
40:52
was born, a woman jumped from the 26th floor of the hotel
40:56
atrium. Because a Luxor is designed like
40:59
a pyramid with open interior balconies, these falls happen
41:03
inside the building where guests can actually witness them.
41:06
Oh no. There were also reports of
41:10
another guest falling from the 10th floor under mysterious
41:13
circumstances and several other deaths tied to violence and
41:16
accidents over the years. One of the strangest cases
41:20
happened in 2007, when Brian was 11.
41:25
I think I did that so fast in my head.
41:26
Someone faced me when a Luxor employee named and I'm going to
41:31
butcher this Willibaldo Dorante Antonio.
41:35
We leave Aldo. Was killed by a homemade bomb
41:40
hidden under a cup on his car. What?
41:42
So I'm going to be a pipe bomb and just like.
41:44
Put it in his car. Like, I think outside his car,
41:46
yeah, in a cup. Oh, I wonder if he was targeted.
41:49
Sounds targeted news outlets at the time compared to the
41:52
investigation to an episode of CSI because the whole thing
41:55
sounded so bizarre. Then there was the death of
41:59
UNLV's football player Demario Reynolds after a fight inside
42:03
the hotel, a murder in the lobby involving a casino employee, and
42:09
even a Legionnaire's disease case tied to the property in
42:12
2000. And. 12 What was Legionnaire's
42:14
disease? I had to search that up because
42:16
I had no idea what that meant. It's basically a severe form of
42:19
pneumonia that can be fatal in around 5 to 30% of cases.
42:23
Whoa. Specifically elderly people and
42:26
or anyone with respiratory problems.
42:28
Oh my God, that's so sad. It spreads by breathing in
42:31
contaminated mist or vapor, usually from water systems or
42:35
air conditioning, not necessarily from person to
42:37
person contact. What so?
42:40
So if it's in the hotel, it's in the hotel?
42:42
Yep, it's in the walls. Symptoms can include high fever,
42:45
chills, coughing, muscle aches and it can take anywhere from 2
42:47
to 14 days before symptoms. Either here OK COVID.
42:50
Thank you. Imagine staying at a giant
42:52
pyramid casino in Vegas and leaving with an ancient curse or
42:57
bacterial. Pneumonia.
42:59
Oh my God, the jokes right themselves.
43:01
Either way, not exactly the souvenir you were looking for.
43:06
Guests and employees have reported hearing whispers and
43:09
empty hallways, seeing shadow figures move around corners and
43:13
feeling sudden cold spots throughout the building, all
43:15
indicators of paranormal activity.
43:18
Or just good AC in certain parts or pneumonia traveling through
43:21
the pipes. Some visitors claim elevator
43:25
stop on random floors for no reason, which I find terrifying
43:29
If you're in an elevator. Multiple floors without clicking
43:33
any buttons and it stops. Nope.
43:35
I'm done. I'm pressing that call help
43:38
button. Get Me Out of here.
43:39
It's like the doors are open, you can exit.
43:42
No. Help me.
43:43
Bring the ladder. Others say certain sections of
43:48
the hotel feel heavy the second they walk into them.
43:51
But the story that gets repeated constantly is the blonde woman
43:55
on the 12th floor. I hope she's a vixen.
44:01
Multiple guests claim they've seen a blonde woman standing
44:03
near their bed or walking the hallway before disappearing
44:06
completely. Some people staying on upper
44:09
floors described waking up unable to breathe or feeling
44:12
pressure on their chest in the middle of the night.
44:15
They're also stories tied to the Titanic exhibit that opened
44:19
inside the Luxor years ago. Since the exhibit contains real
44:22
artifacts recovered from the wreckage, no paranormal
44:26
believers think some of that energy came with it.
44:29
They're. Mixing everything together, they
44:31
said we got disease, we got haunted artifacts, we got really
44:34
good AC. Yeah, in a pyramid.
44:38
Next there's going to be like, I mean plagues already there,
44:41
bugs. Yep, it's going to be bugs.
44:42
Let's hope not get your get your refund.
44:45
Bed bugs? Yeah please.
44:47
Everything else you can live with but bed bugs.
44:50
No, don't take it with you. Full reimbursement and a free
44:52
night somewhere else is somewhere else at the.
44:55
Link Hotel down the street. Visitors have reported shadow
45:00
figures, the feeling of being followed and strange experiences
45:04
around the replica staircase display of the Titanic.
45:08
And then there's a pyramid theory.
45:11
Some paranormal believers claim pyramid structures can trap or
45:15
amplify energy, almost like giant spiritual batteries.
45:19
Whether that's real or not, people claim the Luxor
45:22
definitely feels different from most hotels on the Strip.
45:25
The angled hallways, the dark interior, the massive open
45:29
atrium already make the place feel slightly surreal before you
45:32
even get into the ghost stories. Yeah, that is a weird shape for
45:36
a hotel. I've never walked into the
45:39
Luxor, I've passed by it multiple.
45:41
Times. That's like way down there.
45:42
Yeah, it's like when you're first coming in.
45:44
No, like it's, it's even super cool.
45:47
Never got the chance to go into it.
45:48
And so I want to now like, I mean, I, I doubt if that Titanic
45:53
exhibit is still there, but if it what if it isn't?
45:57
I might check it out with the EMF reader.
46:00
Right and just take it around the the item, see if it goes
46:03
off. Now I did look at some Reddit
46:07
stories because why not? There's a lot of people
46:10
describing the hotel as feeling heavy and dark, 1 user commented
46:14
They felt uneasy the entire time they stayed there.
46:17
Another described hearing voices and feeling dizzy near the upper
46:20
balconies overlooking the atrium.
46:23
Now, obviously, skeptics would say Vegas is full of exhausted
46:26
tourists, alcohol, gambling addictions, sleep deprivation
46:30
and old buildings making normal noises.
46:33
True, which is fair. But the Luxor has become one of
46:36
the most talked about haunted hotels in Las Vegas, and it's
46:40
far from the only one. The Flamingo has ghost stories
46:43
tied to the mob history and Bugsy Siegel.
46:47
I want to get into that eventually.
46:50
The former MGM Grand, now the Horseshoe Las Vegas, still
46:54
carries A tragic history of the 1980 fire that killed dozens of
46:58
people. Dang, this is all my list of
46:59
stuff to research to friend. These are deep dives.
47:02
Like there was so much on this, but I'm like, no, just one thing
47:05
at a time. We need to go to Vegas and then
47:08
discuss next trip. But we stay at these.
47:11
Places I'm down, I'm not a spit of room.
47:14
It'll probably. I'm assuming it'll be Jeep, but.
47:17
Yeah, it has to be. And then I think if we sign up
47:19
for the reward system and stuff, they'll be offering.
47:22
Yeah, and at the end it doesn't matter because no one sleeps in
47:25
Vegas anyway. We could just go and walk
47:27
through the hotel. A day trip we just sleep in the
47:32
car in the parking lot in the underground bunker where the
47:36
Teslas are. Exactly.
47:37
And I don't have a Tesla. Just making that clear.
47:42
Downtown's El Cortez has also built a reputation for
47:46
paranormal activity because of its mob connections and decades
47:49
of strange reports from guests and employees.
47:53
I think Vegas is the perfect setting for stories like this.
47:56
People go there during the highest and lowest moments of
47:58
their lives. People get married and divorced
48:01
there. Yeah, people win and lose life
48:03
changing money, sometimes celebrating the greatest night
48:06
of their life while another person is questioning every
48:09
decision they've ever made at that slot machine 5 feet away.
48:12
You're right. You're so right.
48:14
Me when I lose my 20 bucks because I put it on red.
48:16
Oh. Damn.
48:17
It was black or vice versa. Whatever, I'm over it.
48:21
No, I'm not. That kind of energy probably
48:25
sticks around after a while. Residual energy now before we
48:31
end this segment, I found the Last Vegas detail that felt too
48:34
perfect, not to mention, OK, at least when I was in Reno, there
48:38
was in downtown Reno, which was really nice.
48:41
If you've never been there's some hotels in that main one of
48:45
the main streets and what's right across the street, a pawn
48:48
shop. And I started talking about I'm
48:51
like, how many people do you think just go to the pawn shop,
48:54
pawn there, I don't know, wedding ring, their watch,
48:56
anything, any jewelry, get a quick loan and then lose it all.
49:00
And then there goes, they're fucked predatories.
49:05
They know what they're doing. But yeah, just like the history
49:08
behind the items in there. I did find a journal.
49:11
According to the Las Vegas Review Journal, pawn shops in
49:15
Vegas constantly get flooded with jewelry and luxury watches.
49:19
Which makes complete sense, because I guarantee there's
49:21
someone every weekend staring at their Rolex after a rough
49:24
blackjack session thinking, well, this might cover the
49:27
flight home. Oh my God, you're I didn't even
49:30
think of that. I just thought as like an
49:32
attempt to win everything back. Yeah, that was my obvious 1 and
49:35
I'm like, dude, people probably like end up pawning their stuff
49:38
to get back home 'cause they lost everything so.
49:40
Whoa, you blew my mind with that one.
49:43
That's how pawn shops get their designer bags, their
49:45
collectibles, musical instruments, and all kinds of
49:48
expensive random items brought in regularly.
49:51
Because in Las Vegas, it only takes one terrible night for
49:53
somebody to go from High Roller to asking if pawn shop takes
49:57
gold chains and emotional damage.
49:59
Sorry, my mind is, is I'm already developing our travel
50:03
plan. We need to go to Vegas.
50:05
We're going to stop at the pawn shops and we're just going to
50:07
talk to the people working there.
50:08
Like, hey, what are the vibes of people coming in?
50:11
Yeah. They're just like, are you going
50:13
to buy anything or like we buy one item for one story.
50:16
Yeah. And I know there is like at
50:17
least this was from Las Vegas. So I, I know there's like other
50:20
places in Nevada that I'm sure have their own stories, but I, I
50:26
want to say that like all that energy and emotional, the
50:30
baggage like is seen at in Las Vegas in this trip.
50:34
And because that's where people go, you know, I don't think of
50:36
Nevada and think of Reno, unfortunately, I think of Las
50:39
Vegas. Time also means nothing.
50:41
Like we're us in the in the spooky network are thinking, Oh
50:47
my God, witching hour 3:00 AM that means nothing.
50:50
No, people are up 24 hours of the day just in That cycle keeps
50:56
going when you're right, highs and lows, that's just happening
51:00
within 5 feet of each other. What's what?
51:03
What is it called? The city that never takes naps?
51:05
City that never sleeps the. City that's never EP.
51:09
Nope, never EP. It's too bright to be EP.
51:11
And those lights are on. It's crazy.
51:14
I just lose sense of reality when you're in there.
51:16
Sense of time, Yeah, they did such a good job.
51:20
You never lose the smell of smoke that even in non-smoking
51:25
rooms or hotel. Gent through the walls, through
51:27
the AC systems. That's the plague inside the
51:30
hotel. That's.
51:31
That's the the. The Legionnaire.
51:33
That's the Legionnaire. If I've ever seen one, no.
51:36
You know what else I thought was hilarious?
51:39
Reading some of these comments, like for the Luxor.
51:41
Like on Reddit or just stories and people just talking should
51:45
be like, hey, what? Isn't that just carbon monoxide
51:47
poisoning, like hallucinating things?
51:49
And because, yeah, I mean, a huge building like that, like
51:52
imagine like all the the the codes that they might be
51:55
violating or just it's an old hotel.
51:57
So, you know, these systems that haven't been updated or changed,
52:00
like leaks happen. I don't know.
52:03
Dude my hotel that I stayed up in Sacramento is a nice hotel
52:06
like my work put they they spent some money on a nice hotel.
52:09
Why is the little area around the ice machine and the water
52:12
dispenser fully flooded? Oh my.
52:15
You walk over and it's squish squish squish.
52:18
Not just like damp the carpet. It's wet.
52:20
Like fully just wet. Soaked in wet carpet.
52:23
Yep, that's gross. And the water in the walls.
52:26
Just think I'm assuming the walls.
52:27
Just think of all the the What's it got in the mold?
52:30
I don't want to legionnaire Legionnaires.
52:35
Disease can happen anywhere. That's so wild, that was the
52:38
first time I've heard of this. But so many cool recorded
52:40
deaths. I mean, I wouldn't doubt.
52:42
Cool recorded deaths is a wild statement.
52:44
OK, so many interesting recorded deaths, we'll say we'll keep
52:48
that one in. But it does make you think about
52:52
the the rumor about the construction workers. 19 What
52:55
did I say? 1980 something no?
52:56
1990 it was open, Yeah. 1993, early 90s, sure there was health
53:02
codes and OSHA was around and stuff, but I mean, did you ever
53:06
wonder like a year? Like like a little over a year.
53:09
Hire hotel, Yeah. You don't think they would hide
53:11
stuff because think? About like, if they did, if
53:13
someone did tragically die, wouldn't they shut down the
53:16
operation? Yeah, but money, money, money.
53:19
Money makes the world go round. So they're not stopping for one
53:22
lost life. Allegedly.
53:24
Allegedly. We don't know.
53:26
It's not confirmed, but also if there's no one there to confirm
53:30
that it happened or to say, oh, this person, I know them
53:34
personally. Wow, so spooky.
53:39
Las Vegas. Ah, scary.
53:41
Yeah, I did try to look for. A paranormal tour?
53:46
There's none there is. But not having a car was awful
53:51
difficult. I found one in in Sacramento.
53:55
But I wasn't able to make it in time.
53:58
It's OK. It wasn't meant to be whatever
53:59
reason early. Whatever reason, like the two
54:02
potential tours that we could have taken at separate times
54:07
fell through, or they just didn't happen for a reason.
54:09
Yeah, we're meant to do them together, Jerry.
54:11
We're meant to. Have a good time It it wouldn't
54:12
make sense like hey guys, this is the daily.
54:14
Jay Yeah, well, I'm just going to listen to Jerry's Spooky.
54:17
Story. Yeah, and then Brian's like
54:18
recording his half. Like, hey, this is a daily bee.
54:22
I mean, it's if we. Both do something and then we
54:24
combine them together. That makes sense.
54:25
But if you went on a Honda Tour and I just sat in my hotel room
54:29
staring at the wall, that that would have been lame.
54:31
Yeah. I'm still in my room reporting.
54:34
This is Ryan. Oh, I imagine what Jerry's
54:37
doing. Right now he's in a haunted
54:39
building. He just got grazed by a ghost
54:41
and he has three scratch marks on his back.
54:43
I'm like, ah, just. Running down the hallway.
54:47
scooby-doo soundtrack. Ah oh, in other news, I know
54:52
I've mentioned the user Lucero from Tiktok that does like those
54:58
funny like ghost paranormal videos and cleansings.
55:03
If I've mentioned that you'd have to listen to like maybe two
55:05
or three episodes before. But his his content just makes
55:10
my day. It's so funny.
55:11
He's such a a visionaire on that same legionnaire word.
55:17
No, he had. He does not have Legionnaire
55:19
disease, no. No, no, he's a visionary, yes.
55:21
That's the word. Because his content is just
55:24
amazing. It's hilarious.
55:25
And I commented in one of his posts and not only did he like
55:30
it, but that comment blew up with like 20 likes.
55:34
Nice. My friend's famous.
55:36
Guys it happened, guys it. Happened but yeah, but I also.
55:42
Remember, you might have. Blown up too.
55:43
Oh yeah, unrelated. There is also someone I like on
55:47
TikTok who is always doing little skits where they get in
55:51
costume. Normally they are like the devil
55:55
in the woods trying to lure you in.
55:57
Like, Oh my God, we have a party over here.
55:59
Come over, we're gonna dance naked around the fire.
56:02
His name is Joe Hegyes. I don't know how to pronounce
56:07
that last name, but he posted a video where he's dressed as
56:11
Marie Antoinette and it showed up on my For You page as soon as
56:15
it got posted. So I said always loved her
56:18
mustache because he doesn't shave his mustache and it's part
56:21
of the character and it's so funny.
56:22
Yeah, that's currently sitting at 1620 likes.
56:26
My notifications have been ruined.
56:29
Dude, I feel you. Do those 20.
56:31
Likes that have like kept me up these past couple weeks.
56:34
It's just it, it just changes something.
56:36
And you know, like we like we did it and keep at it.
56:39
Jerry, just keep commenting. Anywhere and everywhere.
56:41
Literally. Literally because.
56:44
It's it's what we deserve. You know we're funny, but you
56:47
got noticed by the creator. True, but then again, like his
56:50
videos might get a couple thousand likes reviews, but
56:53
still, that's consistency. We don't.
56:55
We don't get that. That's true.
56:56
That's true. 20 more likes than I had in any other comments. 20
57:01
more. Likes than we get on our
57:02
Instagram posts because people don't follow or like how dare
57:05
you guys. Not follow us on Instagram
57:06
daily. BJ at least 20 people think I'm
57:08
funny. I'm on the comments.
57:09
Section of Tiktok at least 1000. People think Brian is funny and
57:13
they like his post. I know, but come listen.
57:18
Please listen, Like our content on Tiktok and Instagram.
57:23
And as we've kind of been saying in the last couple episodes, we
57:26
do have something big coming. It's winter is coming.
57:31
It's actually summer which is kind of sucks, but pride Part 2
57:35
as mentioned 2.0. But something's coming.
57:37
Guys, do you feel it? Look around you this week, I
57:41
would like to recommend. I feel it coming by the weekend.
57:45
Just piggybacking off of that statement.
57:48
I don't know if I recommended it.
57:50
I. Think I did?
57:52
No, I did RAP. Yeah.
57:53
You did. Motionless and White.
57:55
Yeah. Recommended again if it's that
57:56
good. Featuring Skylar Grey after
57:58
hearing it. Guys, Motionless and White has
58:02
dropped three new songs. They have had three consecutive
58:07
#1 like they've risen to #1 on the metal charts.
58:10
Wow that's amazing for them after they drop.
58:12
So they've had three consecutive.
58:14
Number one hits topping in like the metal charts and it's been a
58:18
good chunk of time right since they released.
58:19
Music. Yes, it's been nothing two
58:21
years. Wow, so that's good.
58:23
Happy for them. The July album is almost out.
58:27
Yeah, I really don't have another song recommendation.
58:29
Oh, Jerry's going to be so. Rocketo emo?
58:33
No. Are they emo punk metal?
58:37
Jerry's going to be so metal in the next couple weeks.
58:41
I'm excited and he's going to get a buzz cut.
58:43
Look at that. So I've been told.
58:45
Look at the. Art on that.
58:46
Wow. Motionless and white.
58:48
Some roses. Hanging upside down.
58:49
So symbolic. Wow.
58:51
So symbolic of metal. Wow.
58:53
Yeah, everything. About cutting my hair.
58:54
We'll see. OK, well, there's a lot of
58:56
surprises in. Store for you guys in the
58:57
future, just just have patience. Give us grace.
59:03
Everything that we're working towards is for you guys and for
59:06
us, and for and for and for. Us.
59:08
Yeah, mostly for us. Yeah, I'll give you a little
59:11
sneak peek. Got a camera and some new mics
59:15
for more video content. He he, they're disposable
59:18
cameras. Oh my God.
59:19
Yeah, I'm just giving you pictures.
59:21
All film I'm sending out scrapbooks.
59:26
Wait, what are those called? They're.
59:27
Developing film. We're sending you a film reels
59:31
to develop yourself. Yeah, one individual frame A.
59:34
Person. Yep, Yep, Yep.
59:37
Hope you have a good day. Yeah.
59:39
Thank you guys for waiting for us.
59:40
We appreciate it you you're always there for.
59:43
Us, you know, like, yeah, let it out, friend.
59:46
Let it out. I just.