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Episode 25 - Boozy Brushes with Fame, and Alfie Drops a BOMB · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Oh, welcome into the treehouse. I'm down, I'm Alley along with Alfie
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Coy, Trey Trenholme, and I'm moving a little slowly today. Gentlemen,
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I apologize big night it was and it wasn't it wasn't exactly planned as such.
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Um, I don't want to say, you know too, I don't
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want to give too many details away because I like to try to respect some
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people's privacy to a certain extent um. And uh, but when when when
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you're out sometimes and Trey, you you can speak to experience on this because
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to me, this was sort of reminiscent of the night we hung out with
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the MAVs the night after they won the title, and then they were handing
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shots around the bar to us at the Loon, along with the trophy.
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So it was sort of like in one hand, Jason Terry is handing us
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a shot with one hand, and in the other he's handing us you know
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that, yeah, handing us to you O, Brian and drews Hey,
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which you'd have both, is it cool? Yeah? He was giving out
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redheaded sluts and the trophy and shot and that's but last night was was kind
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of similar to that one big difference was back when that happened in twenty eleven,
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when the MAVs won the title and and Trey gives me and Tara a
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call. The next night. We're at home, we're making dinner, and
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he's like, what are you doing. I was like, well, we're
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making dinner. He's like, stop it. You have to come to the
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Loon, and you have to you have to come to the Loon now.
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Now, typically, whenever Trey would would say that to us, we didn't
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need much convincing. But what I think Tara night at the time, We're
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like, now, we're just keeping making a quiet night at home, just
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making dinner. He's like, Nope, you need to get here. So
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we trusted our friend and we went. And next thing you know, you're
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surrounded by all the MAVs players, all the staff, Mark Cuban and the
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trophy and the redheaded sluts, and my goodness, well if you were I
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mean, because that was the night after. That was on a Monday night.
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They had won the title on a Sunday, but we were all because
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that's we were doing mornings at the time, and we were so dog ass
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tired from staying up and watching those damn games that we had all expected just
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to have an easy night. I remember that vividly because I was just gonna
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get some dinner and then found out, you know, Dirk had called and
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they were coming to the loon. Oh god, I remember that hangover.
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So a similar thing happened last night. We're out last night and um uh,
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run into a pair of celebrities and we're just which one, like crossed
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path? What's up? Which ones? I don't want to say, Alfie,
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why not? Because I want to protect their privacy to a certain extent,
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and I don't want to be one of those guys that's just like their
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celebrities. They understand that part of their celebrity status is always being in the
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public eye, and you lose just a certain modicum of your privacy if you're
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out. You know, I'm not saying people should be looking in their damn
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bathroom windows, but if you're out, it's okay. You know. I
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think for somebody to go, oh yeah, I saw him this person last
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night or that person last night. Mmm, why are you friends with this
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person? Now? Well, if I tell you I partied with him and
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did all sorts of things, then then I will then I won't have the
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opportunity to be friends with him. So that's what it is. That's exactly
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what it is. Right, he did all sorts of things. Did uh
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and invite you to go back to his boat? I wish I would have
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gone to his boat. I'm not even sure if he had said, you
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want to come see my boat, if I would have let him finish with
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see my boat? Balls. Yes, I'm in uh Trey. You obviously
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know who it is and alpha did I did? I tell you. I'm
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pretty sure I can gather based on context clues. Okay, Well, anyway,
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so we were going into a bar and we we crossed, passed.
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We were going up the stairs to one bar, and and there's a couple
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of famous people were were leaving and that they were like blocking the stairs.
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Um. But like I said, I don't want to get into much of
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it, but we did end up it turned out it wasn't two famous people,
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it was three. I didn't know who the third person was until this
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morning. And it turns out, at least on social media, he's more
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famous than the other two that I was actually aware of. So go figure.
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But that guy bought bought drinks for everybody at one point, and that
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was really about it. But when when someone hands you a thirty dollars shot
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of tequila, I'm sorry, aren't you kind of obliged to take it?
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If you're not me sure, if you're not a recovering alcoholic? Yeah?
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Absolutely no, No, Tram, I'm in the middle of my alcoholism.
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So what was that? Someone hands me a free shot, I'm probably gonna
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take it. What was it? It was lunas something that's like or the
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Alunazul? Is that what it is? Maybe I didn't know. I've seen
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that bottle of stuff around. I didn't know that that was, you know,
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I did. It was supposedly that existed. Was it the tall,
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white, bought white and blue bottle? That's my guess, because I see
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that bottle everyone where. Yeah, that's I think that was. I think
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that was probably. Yeah, isn't that like the like the Plano Soccer Mom
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tequila? You know I could see that because no, I could actually see
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it being this tequila, because this tequila bottle that you're talking or this tequila
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brand that we're talking about, has to me the very distinguished bottle. It's
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tall, it's white, it's sort of porcelain looking with blue, you know,
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design on it. So it's it's a tequila bottle you can keep out
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in the open, yes, because it immediately looks like exactly because because it's
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it's tequila inside of something that just looks like a piece of art or some
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type of thing you just have in the house for decor you know, it
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could have olive oil in therefore all we know. Yeah, but it's tequila
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for you know, for for when wine isn't a knocking mom socks off just
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enough. I've I've seen that bottle forever and ever, and I had no
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clue what the hell it was. I assume it was some sort of uh
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tequila, mescal or something like that, just based on the design. But
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I asked some liquor store employee one time, like, Hey, what the
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hell is the deal, and it's like, well, it's some hyper expensive,
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needlessly expensive almost tequila. I've never had it. I know, good
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tequila, though, although I don't want to say it now that iverythink about
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it, because they don't employ me no more. Yeah, screw that tequila
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anyway. But it is hard to say that because it actually is. Damn
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it is really good tequila. Yeah, Yeah, did you ask how was
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it? Yeah, it's fine. It tastes like tequila. I like,
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I've I've come to the conclusion that that I think I have a trash palette.
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And I knew it was tequila when I tasted it, because to me,
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tequila's very obvious. You know, once it gets and gets in your
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mouth, it's like, okay, yeah, that's definitely tequila. Um.
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Sorry, it's got an image of you as like an alcoholic raccoon, just
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rummaging through a trash man, finding little bottles of whatever you can with your
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little raccoon hands and just kind of throwing the bottle behind you. Dan's the
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booze Panda. I'm ready to go home now. The show ain't gonna get
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any better from there. I mean, how do you come back from booze
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Panda. I think I need to start up a new alter ego on social
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media. But you understand good good whiskey, don't you. You can taste
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the difference between you know, just decent stuff and then the trash stuff and
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then the really good stuff. You know what. At times I think I
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can like the like the the guy that we've had in a few times from
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us. Yeah, from Garrison Brothers, um the whiskies that that he's brought
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in for us and that I've had, Yes, like some of those.
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Some of those I can really taste a huge difference, which sucks because some
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of the ones that I like the best are the ones that are like three
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hundred dollars a bottle, and I'm not going to justify spending that amount of
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money. But at the same time, I remember, way back on one
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of my birthdays when we were on the radio, you guys had bought me
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a or maybe got it through a plugola, a big bottle of Johnny Walker
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Blue and that stuff is super top shelve. It's over two hundred something dollars
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a bottle, and I took it home and I tried it, and I
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was like, it's to me, it doesn't seem like it's that much better
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than say, Johnny Walker Black Label. I don't know. Well, why
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don't you tell me that I would have gotten because like for your your ten
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year radio anniversary, Oh no, it was more than ten year, wouldn't
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it. It was your twenty year radio anniversary. I got you Johnny Walker
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Platinum. Do you have any idea how long it took me to find that
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damn ball. No, it was like several days of hunting. I called
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every single liquor store in town. It was a discontinued liquor. Well,
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I mean I drank it. How was it pretty good? You don't know?
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You don't know. It tastes like it tastes like scotch. I taste
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all smoky and stuff. Were you mixing it with something? Were you just
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straight up or on the rocks? Well, FirstLine wise, I was I
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was mixing it with fresca, because I know that would actually absolutely make Alfie's
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skin and teeth crawl to know that he bought such a high end liquor for
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me and I mixed it with you know, sitt rus soda um. But
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no, I'm with a high end stuff like that. I usually I'm a
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I'm a rock skuy typically, even though they say you're not supposed to,
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because then that kind of waters it down. But that's how I like it.
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I like it cold, one hundred dollars damn bottle of whiskey. And
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I appreciate it, Alfie, I really do. M I appreciate that you
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that you spent so much time in trying to find a gift for me to
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describe the palette or the flavor profile of Johnny Walker Platinum camp Fire. You
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don't know what smokey I will Johnny Walker. Go ahead, Johnie Walker Blue
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tastes like smokey roses. Like that it is, but you have to you
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have to like like. Scotch is a is an acquired taste either you like
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like. But if if you enjoy a Scotch, Johnny Walker Blue is as
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smooth of a blended as you're gonna find. I mean, it's hell you
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could chug the damn thing. We're most question. Okay, have you chugged
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Johnny Walker Blue? Tray, how do you know that? I'm gonna before
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Trey answers that, I'm gonna ask Tray a quick follow up question, Trey,
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how many years have you been sober? Coming up on seven years?
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So, Alfie, what do you think the answer to your question is going
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to be? I think the answers yes, because how else would he know
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that you can chug Johnny Walker Blue? So I tell you what? Ask
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him again now with new information, Trey, have you chugged Johnny Walker Blue?
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Yes? I Oh my god, I imagine trade chuck Johnny Walker Blue
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so hard he actually ended up chugging some of actual Johnny Walker. I.
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Now, let me set the stage though, because I don't you know the
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stage. You did it in front of an audience. My god, man,
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um, I was on a hunting trip with wealthy people, very wealthy
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people, and us running in the wealthy circles. Oh yeah, this was
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And let this be a lesson to any to any wealthy folk that happened to
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be listening, We'll keep your secrets. Yeah, but they they're heaving place
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happened to be well stocked and Johnny Walker Blue and uh so it was literally
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just passing a bottle around. So I don't want to come off like I
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was some kind of baller who was you know, just you know, chugging
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Blue every chance I got. But no, but that was the idea.
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Yeah, that was the idea when you did it. Yes, you're like,
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well, I don't know that I'm gonna have an opportunity to slam this
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at the time. Yeah, at the time I was like, I'm living
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right, But at the time you think I bet. Yeah, at the
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time, you think I better play it cool. I need to. I
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need to do my best to fit in so they don't look at me and
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go like, hey, what's that guy doing here. It's kind of the
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same thing with me. Last night. It's like there were people coming up
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to um this you know, group of what has now ended up being three
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famous people, and there's couple one up to U started to go up to
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one of them, and of course there's always who's always there around a famous
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person, a security guard, right yeah, and the security guard immediately this
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guy was good, Like, this guy had eyes everywhere. He knew like
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if you were to pull a phone out to try to snap a photo,
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he was like, no, no, no, no, or U if
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like this couple wanted to come up and get a photo with this famous person
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or people, and he and and he immediately swoops in betweens like no,
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no, no, sorry, not tonight, blah blah blah. But I
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too, tray, I felt it was important to, you know, play
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it cool, act like you've been there before exactly, and I have.
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We all have. And that's part of the that's part of what happens when
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you when you've been in our industry, you know, in radio for as
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long as we all have, you meet a lot of famous people. Now
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some people get really you know, tongue tied or whatever. But I think
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all of us we were always pretty, you know, pretty chill about it
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because we've been around some seriously famous people. But even even through all that,
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it's even if I see somebody out like I did last night, I
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don't feel the need to be like, oh, I hung out with blah
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blah blah blah blah. I want in reality, I didn't really hang out
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with them. I was just in the same place. Did you go over
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like kind of sliddle up next to him and be like, what's y'all drinking?
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You guys? Ever heard of pirate glass? No? No, I
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didn't. I didn't go that route. I did not. Y'all want to
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see my chickens. So it's funny you mentioned that because Tara at one point
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she's like you do you think that this one famous of one of the famous
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people that were there? She was like, do you think he'd want to
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meet his namesake? Why was one of the new chickens we got? One
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of the new chickens we got we named after one of these famous people?
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Did you name him in the last episode? Did you say which ones they
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were? Have you named him? Online? No, we haven't even finished
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naming the chickens, which, by the way, you know how I said
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before we got a six new chickens. Yeah, yeah, it's eight.
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What the f man? Have you ever heard of chicken math? No,
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Trey does. Trey knows what chicken math is. Tell him, Trey,
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Hey, just kinda glanced down. You see, oh, it looks like
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six. And then you do another count and you go, oh, wait,
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there's more. The true chicken math is and this is a real thing.
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I've now experienced it twice in my life with my wife. This most
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recent example of chicken math goes like this, Hey, this is Tara telling
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me, Hey, the chicken the chicken boat lady, she has new chicks
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that she says that that are available. So I was thinking, we get
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four of them, and I was like, okay, we're getting four chickens.
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And then when Tara comes home with the chickens, instead of four chickens,
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it's six chickens. And then when it's six chickens that were now dealing
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with, Tara says a couple of days later, hey, the chicken boat
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lady has two silkies. So it's now gonna be can can we get and
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yeah, of course, now we have no eight chickens. So that's chicken
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mouth. You start out with we're gonna get four. Next thing you know,
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you have eight. It sounds like you bought gremlins. Dan God,
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I hope not. I mean, look, they've they got wet after See,
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you're not supposed to feed them after midnight, and you're not supposed to
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ever get them wet. Right, well, I haven't fed them after midnight,
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but they have gotten wet. Crap, when I get back home,
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we may have like sixteen chickens tearing apart your TV, crapping on everything.
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By the way, did I hear them earlier in the background or was that
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island birds? No, that's an island ahole bird. We're staying. We're
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staying on Saint John right now. You didn't bring your chickens with you kind
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of travel pouch. Keep me on a little egg carton? No, but
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Tara thought about it. You're like, I'm gonna miss my chickies. Are
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you sure they're not gremlins? Maguay is the chicken boat lady? Is she
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like an old wizened Asian man in a really stereo shop? No? No,
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you know what I tell you what though, if they were to remake
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the movie now, and they'd have to, you know, make it a
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little more, you know, are a little less stereotyping. You know,
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this lady might actually fit the bill because it's a white lady who lives on
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a sixty foot boat and she's got dreads. Did you buy chickens from Captain
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Ron? It's not that funny, it is if you've seen Captain Ron.
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were doing the show, and it is it's really stuck with me since then,
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and I have quits, and I think it's important that that that we
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address it. Trey, When you say you ferminated your cat, what the
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hell does that mean? You have owned cats the majority of my life and
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I don't think I've ever heard of this. You never heard of the ferminator.
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So it's it's a tool. Look, it's it's possible I have and
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I've forgotten about it because we were supposed to start doing today's show an hour
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earlier, but I forgot that we had discussed that. So, I mean,
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my my brain is not to be trusted at one hundred percent. It's
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I mean, it's just a tool you go buy at the pet store and
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it's called the ferminator, and they make him for dogs and cats, and
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it's a really good tool of if you like, I have an orange tabby
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fat cat and he sheds a lot. So oh that's Julius, Yeah,
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Julius. And so it just it gets the hair off of just about is
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the best you can that I've ever found. Let me see, So I
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just typed it into why everything always defaults to being on my computer? But
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and it doesn't. It didn't pull up any photos. But is it show
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up? Really? What the hell is that animal? It looks like a
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cross between a shit sue and a mugway. Is that one of your chickens?
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No, No, they're not old enough to need that. Is it
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the um what's it called um floby for cats or something like that. No,
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it's just it's they typically just have a handle and uh and it's like,
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oh, I see it now, I'll tell you what. Let me
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uh, Alpha, you've been trying to train me on how to do certain
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things during the show. So I'm gonna do the share the screen thing real
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quick so you can so you can see what it is he's talking about.
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All right, h click there and click there. So on the right is
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the tool. On the left is the scary thing? Yeah? What is
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that? Is it a muppet traded? You buy a muppet groomer? It
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does it actually looks? Uh? Uh? What the f is that?
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It looks like it looks like it looks like just a muppet had a baby.
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What's the damn thing from Star Trek? God? Dang it Russ with
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the furbies. Yello, me, I don't know, there's no the triples,
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the triple. Yes, it looks like a trible with an underbyte exactly.
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Anyway, Uh, that's an interesting thing to have on the ferminator website.
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Okay, So now I'm looking at the tool. Yeah, it's it
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actually looks a lot like just like a regular like shaving razor, except or
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even like a beard tremmorum. So it's got like the metal teeth and you
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just run just like a comb. I guess I've never seen this. We
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have this thing. It looks like a I don't know, it's it's it
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looks sort of like a it's got like a hoop, but it's got metal.
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It's made of metal teeth. And our dog Joel, who's like almost
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sixteen years old, he loves this thing. It's it looks like a like
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a like a medieval torture device, and he just run along his back and
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he loves the damn thing. Yeah, it's like what he used for horses.
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It's a little wire tooth brush basically. The gotcha. Okay, so
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you ferminated your cat. Okay, so what you meant was that you just
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basically gave it a haircut. Yeah yeah, most cats actually really like it
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because you know, you're they're getting brushed and it feels good. Reine however,
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yeah, mine, however not so much. Did it turn into an
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ogre muppet? Well, I've realized I have to take him on my patio
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to do it, and I have I have about thirty seconds to do it,
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and then if I press my luck, I will I will be bleeding
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by the end of it, which has to be super fun and entertaining for
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your neighbors if they happened to be walking by at that moment. Oh yeah,
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oh, I'm sure just my neighbors. You know, my little patio
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balcony. It's over our parking area, so no doubt some of them have
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heard some choice words come out of me, along with some screams and some
26:37
gds. I'm surprised the police haven't shown up asking questions like, what are
26:42
you doing to that cat? Sir? We've heard complaints. How old's cat?
26:48
Oh seven eight somewhere around there. Okay, so he was a he
26:56
was a feral cat. Well, he knows how to use what his clause?
27:00
Oh, that's the that's one of his problems. Is pretty sure his
27:04
mom. So I found Julius when he was probably for somewhere between four and
27:08
six months old, and he just kind of showed up on my front door.
27:15
But pretty sure the mom died early, and so there was never any
27:18
training of, hey, use your clause when you're doing this, you know,
27:22
don't when you're playing or whatever. So Julius is pretty much a clause
27:26
out cat one percent of the time. Oh well, that's exciting. Oh
27:30
yeah, that's uh so do you have to make sure you're you're constantly wearing
27:33
turtlenecks so he doesn't accidentally slit your throat? You know, there's always that.
27:38
His favorite thing though, is my achilles. That's oh, you know,
27:42
whether I'm just walking past, he'll get under a table, just give
27:47
it a good swipe, or if I'm climbing the stairs that's always when it's
27:49
always fun. Then he sneaks up behind me and swipe. That achilles attack
27:56
is one that has been made famous in horror films, like when it's you're
28:00
going down the steps of a basement or something and the bad guy reaches up
28:03
and slits your achilles as you're going down the steps, or in the case
28:07
of I think it was Chucky in Child's Play. That's one of the scenes
28:10
that's that stuck with me because I think he was under the couch or under
28:12
somebody's bed and the feet were there, and then he takes the knife and
28:17
he slits the achilles. Oh god. The lesson in there is don't let
28:22
your cats watch horror movies because then they just get ideas. What other products
28:29
does the Ferminator company have? I do not know. They have the stand,
28:37
You have the standard ferminator? Yes they Yeah, they make a ferminator
28:41
for dogs and a ferminator for cats. That's they make other things. Do
28:45
they have a vacuum ferminator? Buy any chance? Go with Looby? Yeah?
28:49
Exactly. That's see, that's what I thought it was to begin with.
28:52
Because you hear the term ferminator, you think, okay, well it's
28:55
got to be some sort of machine or mechanical thing. Actually it's not.
28:59
I don't know if it's them, but I have seen commercials. Now maybe
29:03
it's Bistle or something, but there basically is a something like that that you
29:08
an attachment you can hook onto the end of your vacuum cleaner and do that.
29:14
Problem is I think, Trey, you need to get one of those
29:15
and do that on your back with the cat. I agree, It seems
29:18
like the logical step because because you know what, animals love the soft tones
29:27
of a vacuum cleaner. Of a vacuum cleaner, yes, say just I
29:30
mean you turn it on, they just come and swarms. They want to
29:34
get can't get close enough to you. The calming vibrations. I mean,
29:41
the cat's a feral cat, so he could he could you know, it
29:45
might remind him of his childhood days or his cat kiddihood days, where like
29:51
when he got swept into a gutter by a street sweeper. Yes, the
29:56
problem. I'm pretty sure Julius ended up up on by front porch just out
30:00
of necessity, because otherwise he wouldn't have survived. I'm quite sure he could
30:04
not kill anything other than my ankles. And uh yeah. But now if
30:11
I were to try to use some vacuum cleaner attachment on him, I would
30:14
have to go in there looking like, you know, the bomb detection guy
30:18
out of a movie, because I would, you know, come back with
30:22
nothing but a bloody nub. I think, I really think you need to
30:27
do this, and obviously you need to record it, record it. Yeah,
30:30
am I dreaming up this contraption where it's almost like a cat wash or
30:37
like a dog wash, Like it's it's a what's the word I'm looking for,
30:42
a almost like a dome that you put on top of your animal and
30:48
it just vacuums them and brushes them. It's like a vacuum but for your
30:52
dog, but they're trapped under the dome. Yeah, it's a dry It's
30:56
a dryer, I think, is what you're thinking about? Is that what
31:00
it is? Yea? Is it like one of those old lady hair slom
31:03
dryers kind of like that, but it actually the entire dog or a cat.
31:06
Yeah, it's like think about like a pac man with a cutout of
31:10
for their head or like the stocks and so yeah, you just put them
31:12
inside there and it drives them. You guys realize the two of you were
31:17
describing torture devices, well a mental image of what it looks like. But
31:27
it does look if you were just to look at it, it does look
31:30
like a torture device. It's pretty bad though. It like if if it's
31:33
you decide it all right, it's it's grooming day and you done all black?
31:37
And you put a black mask over your face and you start walking towards
31:41
Julius the cat, and like it's time. Anything to help you groom your
31:48
your loved one, your fur baby without incurring too much blood loss. I'm
31:55
down for. And it sounds like the whole like trap your animal in this
31:59
thing and it'll get them dry without you dying. Sound yeah it The problem
32:06
is getting them in there. But once you do, it's part of part
32:10
of the line of amazing products from ron Pool Peel that is the two point
32:15
zero and set it and forget it. And apparently, Trey, you've been
32:20
on like a cat kick lately. It seems because the alphie. Did you
32:23
see what he sent the other day? It was some guys stabbing his roommate
32:28
over a cat. No, what where did I put that? Hang on,
32:35
let me stop sharing my screen here. Uh yeah, Tray, you
32:40
you sent the story to what the hell happened? Uh? Well, if
32:50
it's the one I'm thinking about, Um, it's a great story, Trey,
32:54
Oh it's not. It was um he was wearing a cat costume when
32:59
he tried to murder his roommate. Really yeah, Okay, now I'm interested.
33:05
Okay, I found it. A man wearing cat costumes stabbed a roommate
33:07
in the neck. A man is charged with attempted murder after a Lachua County
33:17
Sheriff's deputy say he stabbed his roommate in the neck while dressed as a feenline.
33:22
Oh what a shock. It's Florida. Well of course, oh,
33:28
Alphie, there's there's a there's a audio video on this. I think I
33:30
got it, Uh twenty ABC, I believe, so, all right,
33:38
this is it. Gainesville's facing attempted murder charges after deputy say he stabbed his
33:45
roommate while he was wearing a cat costume. Latchua County Sheriff's deputy say thirty
33:51
two year old Omar Gutierrez walked up behind his roommate yesterday wearing the costume and
33:55
stabbed him in the neck. Take a look at some of the body camp
33:59
video walk out held on What the f what is that cat costume? I
34:07
mean, yeah, he looks a little bit like the mouse from Chucky Cheese.
34:09
Yeah, it's kind of squirreling. Literally, what the hell? The
34:16
guy's mug shot looks like somebody who would be accused of stabbing somebody while wearing
34:22
a cat costume. This guy actually looks like the the unfortunate, looking like
34:29
the lesser looking brother of the guy that handed me the tequila. Sorry,
34:37
said again, the guy that handed me the tequila shot. Yeah, this
34:40
this guy who was dressed as a cat that stabbed his roommate in the neck.
34:44
Looking at his mug shot, he looks like the the bad looking brother
34:50
of the guy that gave me the shot at tequila last night. Like you
34:53
know how like in a family there's like one good looking sibling and the other
34:57
one's like like they didn't they didn't say any for the next kid. That's
35:00
what this guy looks like. I must know the outcome of the story.
35:08
He's charge of the tempted murder him in the neck. Take a look at
35:12
some of the body camp video on welco out come on out. I'm sorry
35:20
man, I always told detectives that Gutierra said he wasn't above killing him.
35:23
He received a three inch stab wound in the back of his neck. Gutierra's
35:28
claims his roommate hurt his cat with a roommate denies that. Ever, What
35:34
the hell, man, how is it that we have so many friends in
35:38
law enforcement? But none of them ever, and a lot of them claimed
35:42
to say, you know, the like at least at one point in their
35:44
lives, are like they wanted to become a police officer and they like the
35:46
part of the job that you know, has like some action, you know,
35:50
aspects to it. How the how did those guys not immediately just go
35:53
to Florida to sign up to be cops? Because it's got to be like,
35:55
look at this. How do you go home to your family as a
35:59
cop up and go like, well, today was weird. This is the
36:01
training ground, this is like the special forces of law enforcement. Yeah,
36:07
it's like anything we can think about you. I think if you work in
36:13
Florida law enforcement and you go home and say, today was weird. Man,
36:16
you had some bad crap go down. Yeah. You had a guy
36:22
smoking basalts and a raccoon costume, running a muck slashing achilles. Yeah,
36:30
yeah, I made at this point it was sort of like U like the
36:34
show Cops that ran for years. Now, imagine if they redid it,
36:37
but it was Florida Cops. Man, that's gonna get everybody's attention, don't
36:40
they have that? Isn't that a thing? Like the live PD or.
36:46
Yes, there is a show, but it's not just Florida, and that
36:51
is a damn good idea though for a show. I mean, why send
36:53
people all around the country. You could just stick cruise with Florida law enforcement
37:00
and you would have content for years, yeah, for four years. In
37:08
the story, it actually says the actual the print version of this. According
37:13
to the arrest report, the victim was in his room when Omar walked up
37:16
behind him wearing a cat costume, then plunged a knife into the back of
37:19
his roommate's neck. The victim then asked Omar, why did you stab me,
37:24
and Gutierrez, keeping keeping in mind Omar is wearing a cat costume,
37:29
simply said it was instinctual. Oh my god. So he actually became the
37:35
cat, which is probably what would happen if you know Trays cat Julius ever
37:39
grows thumbs. Trace couldn't end up with a cat with a knife Trays and
37:45
ended up dead. M This is uh, this is what reality looks like
37:55
in comic book form, you know what I mean? Like, in this
37:58
guy's mind, he's thinking, I'm gonna be Batman. I'm going to avenge
38:02
the bats and dress up like a bat and stab this guy because I'm the
38:07
hero here. Just change bat for cat, and all of a sudden,
38:10
in this guy's mind, he is the hero. He is absolutely the superhero.
38:17
Where's Mike Garfield Country Outfit? You're listening to the Treehouse Visit goes online?
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A Treehouse on air dot com on your movie, Cody, Let's welcome
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in Jacqueline from Brooks Plumbing. Their phone number is two one four three six
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eight thirty eight thirty eight. The website Brooks Plumbing, Texas dot com.
38:49
Jacqueline, Obviously, you're female, and you have a lot of experience as
38:53
a female, not just a female business owner, but as a female homeowner
38:57
with what it can be like for a woman to call it contractor to come
39:00
to their home and what can transpire. So, Dan, when I was
39:04
twenty seven years old, I bought my first house. I was lucky enough
39:07
to buy this little and tiny, distressed investment property, and I was calling
39:10
general contractors for bids for repair, and they were extremely inflated. And I
39:16
knew they were inflated because I had been in plumbing for a couple of years
39:19
at that point in time. And finally I got so frustrated called the last
39:23
contractor and said, hey, I'm a girl and i'm young, Please come
39:27
and bid my house based on my house, not on my age, not
39:30
on my gender. And he showed up. And I'm not lying when I
39:32
tell you that his quote was twenty four thousand dollars less than everybody else,
39:36
and we went to work together. And so I know what it's like to
39:40
meet with a contractor and feel like somebody's taking advantage of you. I don't
39:45
know if it was my age or my gender, maybe a combination of the
39:47
two, but in my office, we don't do that. I've even had
39:52
in my own primary home contractors come and tell me that they won't meet with
39:54
me unless the man of the house is home, because he's the decision maker.
40:00
I never made that appointment. I told them to get f I don't
40:01
want to work with you. That's ridiculous. And I found somebody else.
40:06
And so I want anybody that calls my office male, female, purple green,
40:09
aliens, cowboys. I don't care to feel that we're going to treat
40:14
them the right way and that we're going to be an advocate for them.
40:15
And I have just last week bullied two other contractors into treating two women correctly.
40:21
I am not above stepping in on your behalf and being an advocate for
40:25
you, even if you just want me to look at a bid and tell
40:29
you if you think it, if I think it's reasonable or not. Even
40:30
if it's not plumbing, I'll tell you if it's hyperinflated, email it to
40:34
me. I'm on the team. That's it. See that right there,
40:37
It tells you it's more than just pipes. Because Brooks Plumbing wants to make
40:39
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a welcome into the treehouse. Daniel Cook of Cook DFW Roofing and Restoration their
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phone number eight three three Cook DFW, the website cookdfw dot com. Now
41:12
you are not an ordinary roofing company. Yes you will repair a roof,
41:15
Yes you will replace a roof if necessary. But let's say a situation happens
41:21
where someone has to replace the entire roof water's gotten into the home and damage
41:24
the interior. While you'll come in and fix that roof, that's not where
41:29
it ends, is it. No, not at all, Dan. Usually
41:31
the claims and the size of the projects that we have been accustomed too lately
41:37
are very large and complex. So, just like you mentioned in particular claims,
41:42
there's going to be interior damage, and a lot of companies out there
41:45
are not able to satisfy the needs of that client for the inside. So
41:49
then the client gets stuck in the middle of trying to work, take care
41:52
of their kids, get their kids to Skoker practice, and then they're trying
41:54
to be a general contractor on the side, trying to find people that they
41:59
can up on the phone or look up online to fix their inside. And
42:02
the inside damage is much more, much more complex than a roof, and
42:07
so a lot of contractors that's why they don't do the inside because they don't
42:10
want to be responsible for the for the fine touches and making sure everything looks
42:15
crisp and the amount of wood that got replaced was the right kind and the
42:20
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And that's what separates our company from a lot of the competition is that
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42:38
which I really wish I knew about you guys a few years ago during the
42:43
massive ice storm, because our house had damage on the inside and I did
42:47
not enjoy having to general contract stuff having to go between three different companies.
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The idea of having a major problem and only having to call one company is
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to need it. It is eight three three cook DFW. That's eight three
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three Cook DFW or the website cook dfw dot com, fire dot Hey everyone,
43:17
it's Alfie KOI. I wanted to take a moment and fill you guys
43:21
in on an important update. This will be my final show in the Treehouse.
43:28
With everything going on in my life, I found that I just don't
43:30
have the time or the creative energy to commit to the show that both it
43:35
and you, as the listener deserve. What started out as a fun and
43:39
goofy way for us to screw around each week has quickly grown into a full
43:45
fledged iteration of our radio show just on the internet. And when you're working
43:52
two other freelance jobs that require full time attention, you'll find that it's damn
43:58
near impossible to spend that many places at once. Something had to give,
44:02
you know, even though I won't be a part of it, I am
44:06
proud of the house that we built. It's weathered many a storm but still
44:12
continues on. It goes without saying that I want Dan and Tray to succeed.
44:17
They have decades of combined experience in broadcasting, and I'm absolutely confident in
44:23
their ability to put out a show that's far better quality than all the other
44:29
content that's out there. So do them a favor and do like Dan says,
44:36
Tell a friend about the podcast, let them know how much you enjoy
44:38
hanging out with your buddies, and for God's sake, spend some money with
44:43
the folks that sponsor the show. Get yourself a new roof from cook DFW.
44:47
Fix that leaky faucet that you've been putting off for years by calling Brooks
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Plumbing. And you already know that you should call Rodney Anderson if you're buying
44:55
a home or if you want to look into refinancing. These are the people
45:00
that support the show that you love. You should support them as much as
45:04
you can. Rest assured that this will not be the last time you hear
45:09
from me. I'm sure I'll pop up in your feed every now and again.
45:14
Just keep your ear to the ground. To paraphrase something that an old
45:19
buddy once said, please don't think of me as having left. Think of
45:22
me as having fallen out of the treehouse and died. Thanks and godspeed.
45:32
You're in the treehouse. Visit us online at treehouse OnAir dot com. So
45:39
let me get this straight. You don't have time to do the show anymore,
45:43
but you had time to record that long ass good by speech that was
45:45
at two thirty in the morning, and I was drunk leave me alone.
45:51
You know what that is. That's an audition for one of your voiceover gigs.
45:54
You're like, look, this is maybe drunk in perfect tone. Look
45:59
at my wonderful addiction. Why I am drunk? That's a cop out so
46:04
we wouldn't make him cry. That's true. No, what he did is
46:07
he tried the old reversal. He tried to he tried to say a bunch
46:09
of nice things that that he thought would make us cry. So Alfie,
46:25
you were never in the military, Nope, never, but you are damn
46:29
good at throwing grenades, dropping bombs, shooting rockets into the treehouse. Because
46:40
the other day when when you dropped this on us, and that's really what
46:45
it what it what it felt like? Uh yeah, because we were we
46:47
were we had just finished recording an episode. We had just finished recording the
46:52
previous episode of the show, and uh we were about to, you know,
46:57
start up on the next one. And you're like, oh, hey,
46:59
real, by the way, I quit. That's not what I said.
47:02
Well it's not. It's not what you said. But it was a
47:05
short version of it. What it did? It did? It seem inaccurate
47:07
my depiction of a tree. No. No, we've been together many many
47:13
years. By I'm not saying I'm never talking to you all again. I'm
47:16
just saying things when it was the last time you called me just to talk.
47:22
Um, yeah, hold on, I'm thinking, Um, I don't
47:30
know if you can hear it, but he's slowly backing towards the door.
47:36
Um, I'm thinking I'm thinking, Dan dor gonna be a while. I'm
47:40
thinking, give me a second, get back over here. Uh And he
47:51
fell out of the tree house and died the Uh so, so what happened
47:55
after you? You you told us You're like, you know, I've got
47:59
I've got We've got some crumby news. I'm stretched too thin, I'm too
48:05
busy, which to me, if I'm being honest with the Alphie, it's
48:10
really it just kind of boils down to because we can move recording times around,
48:15
we can all, you know, we can make it work. I
48:17
think it just kind of boils down to you just don't want to do it
48:20
anymore. Is that accurate? Uh? Yes, No, So it's just
48:29
it's then't say that because to me, would you say, well, I
48:30
don't really have time. It's like, well, I mean if you want
48:32
to do something, whatever it is, then you'll make time for like going
48:37
to the gym or cooking dinner or you know whatever. It's. Um,
48:43
it's more than that, dude, I mean, it's if it was just
48:45
I don't want to do it, then well, first of all, you
48:47
know why I commit to it in the first place. But secondly, it's
48:52
the show's constantly changing and constantly evolving, and you know more than I guess,
48:59
y'all two, no more than anyone else about the growth at the show
49:00
is undergoing, and it is getting more and more and more of an undertaking
49:07
every week. And the other things that I'm doing in life, what with
49:13
the photography work, with the voice acting work, that takes up so so
49:17
much of my time, and I cannot stress how much of my time it
49:22
takes up. I am constantly constantly working. I have my laptop with me
49:27
every time anywhere I go somewhere. I'm constantly god, you know, just
49:31
creating content, trying to output at the next thing, just working on the
49:37
next audition, the next demo reel. And it's just such a what's the
49:45
damn Greek myth of the guy pushing the rock up the hill sysiphus or whatever.
49:51
Yeah, that's what it feels like. It just feels like it's a
49:52
constant struggle getting all that done. And at the end of the day,
49:57
what I'm left with is nothing for y'all. And that's not fair. That's
50:01
not fair to you guys, that's not fair to the listeners. And like
50:07
I said, this is not you know, screw you guys forever bye.
50:10
I'll still help out from time to time. Do you guys need me to
50:15
record something, let me know. If you guys need me to produce something,
50:19
let me know. I'll probably say no. But still it's nice to
50:23
charge us or charge you, but it's it's just too much to handle all
50:30
at once, I will say part of the I'm not sure if you thought
50:37
about what tyler let me let me let me put it this way. Did
50:43
you think before you told us the other day that that this episode was going
50:47
to be your last episode? Did you think about what our reactions might be.
50:52
Did you think about like, were you worried about it? Did you
50:53
or did you think about it at all? Of course you always do that
50:57
sort of thing. There's no good way to come out with something like that,
51:00
there's no good way to to soften any blow like that. But ultimately
51:07
you just got to kind of rip the band aid off. And I want
51:09
you guys to know it's not you. You did, but you didn't even
51:13
say I'm gonna rip the band aid off. You'd just rip that effort off.
51:15
Yeah. Again, it's not you, it's me. We didn't even
51:19
know we were cut. Yeah, exactly it's like, it's like he's you
51:22
know what it is. It's he's like your cat Trey. He cut us
51:24
and put a band aid on than ripped that off, all in the same
51:28
motion. I will say this. I want, I want to give you
51:32
my honest reaction to it, because after you told us, after you told
51:36
us the other day, I needed five minutes to try to process it and
51:39
think about it. And then we all got back together after a few minutes
51:43
and I said, you know, I just give me a couple of days.
51:45
I need to think through this. I need to figure some stuff out.
51:49
And in processing news of that magnitude, I wondered, do you think
51:57
it's as big of a thing as I do? Because what the answers,
52:04
No, I think if you don't see, you don't see leaving the show
52:07
as major as a major event as much as I do. Yes, correct,
52:12
because that's that's what I'm saying. The show's never been about one person.
52:16
The show's never ever been about you know. Well, I took that
52:23
back. The show at times has been very much centered around one person,
52:28
but its inner workings have been far more than that. And all the all
52:32
the behind the scenes stuff for the entirety of this show has always been a
52:37
team effort, even if at times it was only one person that got all
52:39
the attention and the credit, it was very much all of us working for
52:45
that goal. And then over time it morphed into the behind the scenes teamwork
52:52
aspect coming to the forefront, and listeners listen to it and heard the change
52:58
and understood what was happening. Other co workers listen to it and heard the
53:02
change and understood what was happening. They saw the fruits of our labor being
53:07
put out there. Management certainly didn't, but that's not the point here.
53:10
The point is is the show has always been heartier and stronger and more resilient
53:17
than one person. So me leaving is just not that you're gonna be fine.
53:23
I hate, I hate to say it in those terms, but I
53:28
don't see it as being a hindrance to you. Guys. I will not
53:34
to sound like a dick, but I will actually agree with you there all
53:43
in all seriousness, I will I will agree with you. And here's and
53:46
here's my reasoning. Like you said, the show has always gone on and
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and this show will continue to go on, and I would be I would
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be ff and pissed if it didn't like I would be annoyed and angry,
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uh not at me, at you, uh if it didn't continue, because,
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like I said, the show has has weathered so many storms, and
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Albie sat back and thought, what's one more thing I can throw at the
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middle of their of their breakfast back. Not that this is not a storm,
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This is a summer shower, an island summer shower. Dan, the
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show has been through f and hurricane after hurricane after hurricane. Yeah, and
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and and you are right, the show will go on. Try and I
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are going to persevere. We're going to keep doing this because we love it
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and because we're trying to build it into something that will actually, you know,
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you know, take the place of real jobs. And I'm disappointed that
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you're not going to be there along for that ride. Um. And my
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thing was when you when you mentioned it, was I wondered, did you
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see our relationship as less than it is, less than how I view it?
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Because to me, the way the way you told us and in the
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time that you're you're basically giving us from when you're done. I looked back
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over what sixteen seventeen years of of when you and I have started working together.
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When when when you are an intern on the midday show at at CBS
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Radio and then you're like, hey, I want to do another internship,
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but I don't want to do it with that show. Can I do it
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with you? Dan? And I was like, I was, yeah,
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that'd be great, buying you your first drink when you turn twenty one,
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all the way up through everything thing that we have been through in that time
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frame, and then now it just seems so sudden. You're just it was
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almost like, hey, we've been together for a long time and blah blah
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blah blah blah. Bye. Do you think that like I'm changing my phone
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number? No, I don't think that at all. It's just I'm just
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telling you. That was my reaction to it, and that was the way
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that I was taking it, and I was one And it might be partly
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on myself because I have a tendency to put my expectations on others, which
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is unfair to those people. And I would have done it in a slightly
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different way, but at the end of the day, the way. At
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the end of the day, it's the result that matters. You're not gonna
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be on the show, anymore. And and that's you know, we're just
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gonna, you know, have to move on. I would something less.
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No, I understand it hurts too. Yeah, just because the show's been
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through a lot of hurricanes doesn't mean we go and strap ourselves to a street
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sign, you know, the keys during hurricane season. More. Dan lives
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on an island prone to hurricanes, but he's not strapping himself to a sign
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right by the beach. That's right. I'm up on a hill. Yeah,
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just like the treehouse up on a hill, an example for others to
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look at and try and copy and fail miserably at m And that's especially what
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the ratings keep saying. At the end of the day, you're at the
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end of the day. At the end of the day, you're going to
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be missed then, and not only by me, but obviously you know the
57:30
listeners are going to miss hearing you as well. And let me take a
57:34
quick handful of the curtain and pull it back a little bit. It's not
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like we never do that. We do that quite a bit. But I
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want to shine a small light on something that I don't know if a lot
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of people have truly paid attention to over the years, and I like to
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make sure people, you know, get the spotlight when it's deserved. Some
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of the funniest things that you have heard on this show since two thy ten
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were written by Alphie. Some of the most iconic things and in that last
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thirteen years that you've heard were written by Alphie. I might have had like
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a little bit of input here and there, because we all worked together on
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so many things. Trey had input on things when he was on the radio
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show. The other guys did as well. But for the most part,
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some of the funniest stuff that was written on this show was written by Alphie.
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All those specials, those were written by Alphie and produced Andrew. I
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produced a couple of them. I put sound effects in a couple of them,
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Lay produced and directed. All right, fine, Alphie producing, directed
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and wrote some of those. Thanks he's also selfish as hell. Real was
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an interesting day when when when Alphie when alf He came to the radio station
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straight from therapy and arms widespread and said, today I learned I'm a narcissist.
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Deal with it. And just for the record, if you ever go
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back and listen to those really old shows and you find anything that's questionable,
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you know, and you really right now really wouldn't sit well. Alphie wrote
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it. That was that Trey handed it to me. I've wrote it on
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paper. Trey handed it to me and said, I need you to type
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this out. I've been looking for his escapegoat for years. Oh man,
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it turns out the only way you get out of the treehouse is if you
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get killed, fall and die. Thanks, guys, appreciate it. I
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love about you, but I felt a lot like a Viking funerals treehouse at
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Treehouse on air for me at the Dan O'Malley, and for Alfie at Alfie
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Koi. And don't forget to light follow, subscribe, auto download and tell
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a friend the treehouse is back. Do it and and and real quick.
1:00:01
Alphie, I love you and I'll miss you and we'll always have your back.
1:00:08
Thank you for everything, Alphie. You are a wonderful person and wonderful
1:00:13
talent. Thank you, guys, love you, Love you too,