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Our Childhood Is Disappearing… One Legend at a Time. · Tigs Bits Podcast

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What's up y'all? Welcome back to Tiggy and The
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Handler. Man, what a wild month it's
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been. We've lost a lot of big names
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here recently. Hulk Hogan, Ozzy Osbourne,
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Malcolm Jamal Warner, Chuck Mangione, Ryan Sandberg, and
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more Like what is going the hell on out there?
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Why are all of our heroes from the 80s dying right now?
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It's crazy. The craziest part is Bubba the
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Love Sponge was the only one who had it right about Hogan before
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it broke wide and before he died, everybody doubted him.
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Never doubt Bubba, never doubt Bubba.
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We'll get into all of that. Plus, we have some thoughts on
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the drama from Operation and Pigmentation.
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So let's get into it. Jr.
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How are you doing, my brother? Good Tiggy, man, good to be back
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here doing the Tiggy and the Handler show with you again this
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week. Man, Been just we talked about a
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little bit off air. I've been just super busy on the
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road. We're this is really the meat of
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our touring season with the fairs and festivals and, you
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know, the outdoor things that are going on in the summertime.
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So I've been super busy, but glad to be able to get back in
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the saddle and and get a podcast out today with you.
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Yeah, it's crazy. Just just overwhelming really
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with all the stuff that's just one 2-3 the past week with or
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two with the with the deaths of our, you know, our 80s icons,
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you know, I mean, Theo, Malcolm, Jamal Warner, you know, early
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mid 50s, early mid 50s on a vacation.
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Just tragic, just absolutely tragic.
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And then, you know, Ozzy, the you know, I mean what, what the
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epitome rock star. I mean one of the top dogs of
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all time. And between he and Hogan, who
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also unfortunately passed this past week, basically started the
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rise of family oriented reality television shows on the
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mainstream. Those were the the the Osbournes
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and the the the whole the Hogan show were two of the big ones
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early on that were celebrity driven, family in the house type
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deals. And it's just wild.
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I I wouldn't advise those. It usually those just don't work
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out reality show things. Most of the time the reality
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show is basically you get paid, but buddy, it doesn't usually
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work out. And with the Hulkster, you know,
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like you said, Bubba, we'll get into it.
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But yeah, wow, that's all I can say.
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Just wow. We, it is wild, it is wild.
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And we're going to break all all of that down.
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But look, I know that that one of our new segments, we've
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started doing this every single week that we're able to record a
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Tiggy and the Handler episode. We like to do random randomness.
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And I enjoy it because I know that you've got something crazy
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fun and random for me and I've got something crazy fun and
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random for you tonight too. So.
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I love it. I've actually, yeah, I had.
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So I had one and then I thought of another one and I said oh OK,
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that's fine, I'll do 2. And then I forgot the first one.
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That's why I've got to do better things.
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You got to write it down somehow or another.
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I know I'm the same way. But it ties into my first random
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randomness. And I actually thought of a
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second random randomness that actually happened today, that
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it's kind of a random randomness, but it's kind of a,
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we might even call this a throwback randomness because
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it's something we've discussed on the show before.
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But I just want to get your take on it, and maybe you can remind
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me of what our group take was on it when we kind of went through
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this before. But my first random randomness
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of the week, I'm just going to call it inner dialogue, all
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right? Everybody talks to themselves
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some, right? I mean, there's no everybody.
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You talk to yourself all the time, right?
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Yeah. Sometimes it's really kind of
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quiet in there. It might even be some music or
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something. Just chill and then sometimes
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it's like 40 people talking to each other very loud and
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aggressively in my head. And I'm like, guys, can we turn
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it down a little bit? Here is I would love to know and
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I'm sure there's some YouTube videos I might get down that
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rabbit hole at some point. The inner dialogue thing, is
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that something everyone has or are there some people who
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actually don't? I mean, surely you have to,
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right? Is it?
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I know that's that's random, but that's a random random.
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That is a random, yeah. I mean, you would think that
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everybody you have thoughts in your head.
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Obviously I talk through the thoughts.
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I'll ask you this whenever you are listening to the voice in
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your head, is it you talking? Like do you hear your own voice?
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Yeah, it's me talking back and forth to myself usually.
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Yes, exactly. My own voice.
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And you're OK. And I'm like, you got a, you've
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got a terrible voice. Talk different.
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I'm degrading myself as I'm arguing myself in my head
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sometimes. But no, it's usually usually my
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voice. Or then sometimes it's like I
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said, it's kind of like a song type thing.
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And it could be my voice, or it could be the artist, or it could
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be a me impersonating the artist that would sing that song.
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I talk out loud. I mean, I try to catch myself
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not doing that in public, but I'm not going to lie, I'm
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sitting in here editing videos and stuff and I'm like, yeah, I
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don't think that looks too good. What do you think?
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Yeah, and like, shit, he answered myself.
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And I'll do it out loud. So yeah, I mean, truly, I'm glad
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there isn't a camera in here that watches this room 24/7
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because I probably would be put in a straitjacket and put into a
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mental hospital. You know, that's why we're on
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the Bubba Bubba Network, you know?
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Yeah, we fit right in. Yeah.
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Yeah. Crazy.
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Yeah. I think we're home with all of
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our other crazies. I feel confident.
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Y'all let us know, But I feel confident that just about
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everybody listen to this. Talks to themselves.
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Yeah, it. It's kind of like what was the
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where Bubba's like an island for the unfit toys or whatever.
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It was the island of Misfit Toys.
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Misfit toys, yeah, that's where all the Southern misfit toys and
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people from the Midwest that trickle down to the to Florida
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and then all the Southerners that need a place to go to
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disperse our craziness. What was our guy?
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That's right, he is. I have a random randomness for
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this week too. This is going to be great.
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You're going to love this. So if you remember, if you'll
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recall, it wasn't too long ago on one of one of our shows, I
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told a little story I got a nice message from from a listener
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named Dusty. He's a huge Bubba Army guy too.
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That's how he found us, how he listens to us.
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And he told us kind of a a funny story about their camper.
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They named it Tin Cup. They were like 20 people
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sleeping in this. Maybe 10 people could sleep in
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this RV. They're like 20.
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There was a dude that was sleeping on the brake pedal.
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All of that, just a funny little story.
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Well, he said I got plenty more of those where that came from
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and I went, all right, well, please send them on And look,
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from what I've been told from him, I don't think that we're
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done with this. It's almost like a Dang mini
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series and I freaking love it. So y'all out there, y'all keep
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them coming. If you have an interesting
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story, shoot us a message on our socials at the Tigsbits podcast.
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Call our number 225-800-3058. I, I don't know about you Jr.
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but I'd love for this to start to be a part of our random
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randomness. Just y'all got some crazy
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stories and we can, we can put them on the air and they're
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you're not too crazy. Hey, I we would love to
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absolutely. I'm just going to let it go.
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I think you'll enjoy this one. What's up, guys?
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It's Bulldog storytelling. Dusty here.
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I was thinking about a good story the other day.
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Georgia played Alabama, and I think it was 2002 in Alabama.
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Of course, he was taking a motor home over there.
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We get about an hour away from Cochrane where we lived.
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Headed to Tuscaloosa and the motor home blew up.
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We on the side of the road for about 3 hours.
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Finally my dad and my brother was able to bring good friend of
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mines vehicle to us. So we left a motorhome on the
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side the road got in the car and drove on the Tuscaloosa.
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We didn't have reservations in Tuscaloosa of course because we
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thought we was going to stay in a motorhome.
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Well earlier that day I heard the most common name in the
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United States was Jones. So we pull up at this hotel, I
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walk in there and I'm like, hey, I'm, I got a reservation here.
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She asked my last name. I said Jones.
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So she looks, she says, oh, we got like 4 or 5 Jones.
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She said what's the first name? And I said, well, we booked it
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through the business. I don't know if my sister, which
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I don't have a sister. I said I don't know if my sister
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put it what names you put it in? I said, what names you got it on
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there. She named off 3 or 4 names, 5
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names. And I was like, Nah, none of
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those are. None of those are it.
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I said, is there another Holiday Inn close by?
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She's like, yeah, there's one a few exits down.
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I was like, OK, cool, maybe it's down there.
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So I get the car and I tell my buddy James, I was like, look,
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we're going to go ride around and goof off.
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We come back, he goes in there and he's like, yeah, I'm John
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Jones. I've got a reservation here.
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She gives us the key. We spend the night in the room
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all night. And we get get up next morning
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to go to the game and I go to the lobby and I was like, hey,
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we need to pay for this room. Told her the room number and
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all. She was like, oh, it's already
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paid for. And I was like, no, I said that.
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I told her what happened. She's like, Oh my God.
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She said somebody has John Jones, whatever the guy's name
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was, has reserved that room every single home game for like
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5 years, she said. She said he never shows up.
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She said. I thought it was strange that
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today that that room was taken and it was man.
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Wow, wow. It's awesome.
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Thank you Dusty for sharing that.
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It's hilarious. That's some Handler style stuff
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right there. You, you, you just figure
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something out, right? That's something I would have
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done in my younger ME days right there 100%. 100% it's brilliant
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as. Well, I was thinking, yeah, it
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is. I was thinking he was going to
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say, because a lot of times they have a a three night, two or
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three night minimum on those rooms and during game day
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weekends that, you know, the guy was going to show up on game
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day, needed the room after the game and just didn't have it for
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the first night or something like that.
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But ingenious genius. Brilliant.
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I wonder if it would work today. They're a little more strenuous
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now. They check IDs on stuff and a
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little a little harder these days.
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Yeah, I don't think it would still work.
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But hey, if y'all are out there listening, you want to try
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something? I mean, give it a shot, report
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back, let us know if it still works in America.
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If we can all save some money. I don't think anybody will be
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lucky enough to have had a prepaid room of somebody that
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doesn't show up like. No.
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What's the odds of that so? And they make you, they make you
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show the card and, and, and that kind of stuff.
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It's tough these days. I mean, I, I literally check in
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hotel rooms several days a week, every week.
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And sometimes they'll do it off by name, but it's very rare.
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And you got very nice. It's very rare.
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Let's move over now and talk a little bit about what's been
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going on The let's let's just jump in and talk about Hulk
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Hogan. I mean, let's let's let's
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address the elephant that is in the room, the 808 hundred pound
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gorilla. If you.
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Will the 24 inch gorilla here, the pythons here.
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Yeah, 320 lbs from Venice Beach, California with 24 inch pythons.
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Terry, Hulk Hogan, Belaya. You know, we talked about it on
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the last show we did together. We were hope.
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We were hopeful that Bubba was wrong, but unfortunately Bubble
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was right and it's a little I wish, you know, I don't want to
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keep going on this, but but I am, you know, if they we
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mentioned there, if they would have gave everybody heads up, we
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could have got the prayer warriors on there and who knows,
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could have helped, you know, but they held it.
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They didn't give any info on anything when they didn't have
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to, understandably, but it sure would have been nice for
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everyone because of his impact to be able to know that it
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wasn't in limbo, that he actually was in some trouble,
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that we should be thinking positive vibes towards the
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Hulkster. You know the only, the only
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people that were not shocked because I'm not going to lie
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man, whenever the news came across, yes, shocked, but not
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floored out of my mind. Shocked.
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Ryan Sandberg passing away yesterday was a bigger impact to
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me honestly. Of like Oh my God not rhino
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then. Rhino, first thing I said.
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Rhino WGN, the Cubs. I mean, that was huge.
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Exactly. Andre Dawson.
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I mean, that was as important as, I mean, they were right
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there with the Braves. I mean, we were Braves in the
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Cubs if you grew up in the South, basically.
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For sure, 100%. I mean, how many times in the
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summer did we lay around when you when it was too hot to go
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outside? You watch the Cubs game on WGN.
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Watch the Cubs in the day and watch and then watch the Braves
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that night. Playing.
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From Fulton County, that's right from Fulton County Stadium.
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The good, the good old days, which is part of the, our, our
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childhood is dying off right now, which you know, and they're
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not that old, like Rhino wasn't that old.
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It's 60 something early 60s, I believe.
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Hope it was only 71, you know. The old 54 I think.
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Yep. I but but Bubba prepared us is
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what I'm where I'm going with that.
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Like I think the Bubba army shocked, but not completely
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shocked like the rest of the world, because Bubba had been
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talking about this for six or eight weeks, however long the
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the deal was. And, you know, he got a lot of
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Flack. Yeah, we knew though, because no
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one rebuttaled him. No one said anything back to him
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and and we knew he had enough inside sources with that
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connection being in the Tampa area, being a best friend of
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Hulk for all those years running in the same circles.
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We knew he had an inside line on something we didn't know
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exactly, but something. And when they when they no sold
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anything, you got nothing out of them.
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That told me that he was right. And then when you did get those
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few little reports come out, when Jimmy Hart said the thing
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and his wife said the thing, it just confirmed everything we
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already knew to me. 100% And then I, I've even watched over
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the weekend, I saw Eric Bischoff's 83 weeks podcast.
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I love that show. I, I, I enjoy it.
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He just sits there and now is it all the truth?
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Is it a worker, a shoot and half of the shit that he says?
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I don't really know. Probably, probably, probably,
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probably a. Little of both.
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His emotion of talking about his buddy.
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There's no doubt that Holt was his was his one of one of his
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best friends, if not his best friend.
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And and watching him go through through that, which I knew was
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had to be tough on him to go through.
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But at the same time, I think he knew for six or eight weeks too,
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that Hulk was questionable, you know, was not doing well no
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matter what they were all saying.
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But I think you had a great point.
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The prayer Warriors, you cannot under undermine the Prayer
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Warriors. I'm going to tell you right now,
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I'm a huge believer in that. I've seen the impact on my life.
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I've seen the impact with my dad and everything that we're going
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through with him. I don't think he would be here
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if it weren't for the Prayer Warriors.
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It's unbelievable what he's gone through.
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I think it was a missed opportunity for for hope to have
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the whole nation praying for him, you know, and.
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And that was his. That's what he taught us.
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He taught us that. Say your prayer.
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He did. That was.
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One of the three things. I mean, he's not the only one,
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but he reinforced that, you know, from a cultural standpoint
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on television, not just what we got at home at church.
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And that was his. Yeah.
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And I, I feel like it's a big missed opportunity.
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I, I wish we could have got some clarity there.
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And of course, it just gave everybody an opportunity to just
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crap on Bubba for week, weeks in and out and then.
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You know, I don't know why people always doubt Bubba until
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it's too late. You know, I mean, he he breaks
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stuff and this isn't the first thing that he's broken.
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And I run that we've been around the Bubba army.
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He's pretty much been right just about every time on the on these
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major things. Look at Deion Sanders this week.
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Yep, you know, everybody, everybody was like Dion's going
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to he's going to quit, he's going to retire and and and all
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of that. Bubba broke it down just this
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week on that ain't happening. Hell, he had lunch with him last
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week, right. I trust Bubba and what he's
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saying like he it wasn't not going to happen.
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And then he had that press conference yesterday.
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It certainly didn't sound like he's going to be stepping down
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or anything, nor did nor did I think he would.
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He's got he's making too much money.
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I mean that's what Bubba broke it down like a he's he'd lose
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too much money out of the deal. And but I'm glad that that he's
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on the other side of a bladder cancer for sure.
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But it's like, when will people believe what Bubba says?
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He really doesn't hit hit the the airwaves with major breaking
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stuff like that unless he has some damn good sources.
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There's something to it, there's always something to it.
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It may not be all the pieces may not fit together perfectly, but
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there's always something to it. And I think it's just because
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you know, of the other stuff that some of the the brash shock
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jock type stuff, he gets discredited because of that and
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the way he talks to people and the, you know, just some of the,
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it's not not newsy enough. I guess you'd say it's not, you
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know, mainstream, newsy enough, you know, that kind of crap, but
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which we've learned shouldn't matter.
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You know, everybody's not the same.
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Bubba's have a has a huge audience for a reason, because
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there's a lot of people that like to hear it that way.
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Yeah, seriously, we didn't get to get a farewell from him.
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You know, if, you know, if something would have known, you
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know, he just, he was there and it kind of was not that great
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towards the end. You know, a couple of things
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with the beer deal and he was, it's tough seeing him getting
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around, you know, all those surgeries had caught up with him
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and people want to say the steroids, but yeah, I'm sure
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that didn't help. But you know, you throw in your
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body around you're he's a big guy, 6-8 £300 dude to start with
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and you bounce it and he he self, you know, admittedly half
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of it was his was his leg drop, you know, compounding all that
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weight on your bottom end every night could should have picked a
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better once while Ric Flair pick the Figure 4.
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You know, you can put it on anybody.
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Don't. That's why DDP picked it.
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You know, Hogan just in hindsight, he wished he would
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have had a different finisher because I just compressed those
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vertebrae every time. But it was just but you think
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about it, 71 in wrestling is a is is a feat because so many
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wrestlers go way too early way what I'm talking about 30s and
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40s regularly. And Speaking of, I've got.
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Oh yeah, that the. WrestleMania game from the
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Nintendo version. Yeah, and it's not that good.
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Nintendo version. Oh yeah, 19/19/85 and I've got
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the Nintendo to go with it right up there.
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I hadn't played. I might play it this afternoon
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for. You have to though though.
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You'll play it for, you'll play it for 30 seconds and be like,
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this game sucks. Yeah, I got the new WWE on my
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PlayStation. It's pretty.
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Nice. Much better, yeah.
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We'll give a shout to the Bubba Ducky.
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Oh yeah, the old Bubba Ducky. But we'll give a shout out to
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the Hulk Hogan Thunder Mixer. The Thunder mixer, baby.
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I mean Thunder in paradise. I mean that show, I mean his
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NWO, he'll turn, I mean. Andre the Giant, just all of
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that. No holds barred.
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I mean we all know Rocky Thunderlist but the movie no
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holds barred him and Zeus, that was awesome.
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It was awesome. Cartoon.
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It was a cartoon. We were kids, man.
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He had everything, man. He really, he really did.
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No one. He was as big as anybody in the
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world. Everybody in the entire world,
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even today, still knew who the hell Hulk Hogan was.
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Yeah, and he ever they could mutter the words Hulk Hogan in
20:44
their language. Somehow, everybody knew Hulk
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Hogan was. At one point he was probably the
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most famous person on the whole planet at some.
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Point mid 80s? I would think so, probably.
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And Speaking of some of the most famous people in the 80s, here
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comes Ozzy and. And Ozzy passes.
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And then, of course, Hogan passes.
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Just a complete avalanche of two of the biggest heroes of the
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80s. Honestly it depends on what side
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of music that you like with Ozzy it.
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Was kind of like the the good and evil to the Prince of
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Darkness and then the the say your prayers, eat your vitamins,
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guy. Yeah.
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He's covered on both angles. And I mean, in Black Sabbath his
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that stuff they did with Sabbath, they basically created
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a heavy metal, you know, that was that 100%.
21:27
Some of the founding members of the the what turned into heavy
21:31
heavy metal music. I saw a thing too.
21:33
I didn't even think about this Trick Daddy talking about Ozzy
21:36
giving him the rights to use what was the song?
21:39
Great. Was it crazy train?
21:41
I think it was Crazy Train or one of those he used in a trick
21:43
Trick that he used it in a song and it was a big song for him
21:46
and he's like, I didn't think he would do it.
21:47
Ozzy was like, yeah, totally. You can use it.
21:49
Ozzy was cool. Man, that's those stories you
21:51
got from Hogan too. You get the bad thing because he
21:53
he he said some stupid stuff on a video.
21:57
But then you go back and you hear all these other wrestlers
21:59
and everybody talk about him, all the stuff he's done over the
22:01
years and and for each other and how did he was just one of the
22:04
boys and that kind of and stuff. And you know, you know about him
22:07
all you know, crazy and stuff, the bat that always gets you
22:09
know. But but then there's like he was
22:11
just a poor kid, dirt poor kid from over there and gave back
22:15
and helped all these people and his him and his wife both.
22:18
I mean, just good people, really good people when it, when you
22:20
get down to it, just playing the playing the gimmick basically.
22:25
Yeah, they they completely once he's sobered up, yeah, we
22:29
completely dove into the gimmick.
22:31
It was not a gimmick for for half of half of his time in the
22:36
industry. Not a gimmick, but and then the
22:38
other. Half yeah that was a gimmick was
22:40
him being controlled by a third party.
22:42
Source being the the excesses of Rock'n'roll, you know.
22:48
You could, Lord, Yeah. No one did it harder than Ozzy.
22:51
Whenever, whenever you have people like Mötley Crüe, when
22:56
you get Nikki 6 and Tommy Lee and they're all talking about,
22:59
you know, like the craziest story that I've I've heard and
23:03
it it's in like the dirt in that movie of, you know, he they're
23:08
all just going boom, boom, boom, but they left this part out.
23:11
They they have it to where you know, he snorted ants at the
23:16
pool and then apparently they left this part out.
23:19
Someone pissed on the damn deal. He licked that up too.
23:23
Just insane. And then finally they're like
23:25
Ozzy. It's 5:00 in the morning or
23:27
whatever. We got to go to our room.
23:29
You got to go to your room. You're crazy, you know?
23:32
And so they do. He just starts shitting in the
23:35
elevator, continues on, goes into the room.
23:39
And when he, Tommy Lee, went in there the next day to check on
23:42
him or Nikki Sixx, one of them, he had gone, like, Picasso all
23:46
across the walls with his own shit he hated.
23:51
Yeah. Ozzy was on another level of
23:53
yes, woo, crazy training. Like it was not a gimmick, he
23:58
was. Not a gimmick.
23:59
He was just that much on drugs and everything else at the time,
24:02
you know, he was not in his right mind.
24:04
But whatever Mötley Crüe was like tips their cap.
24:09
Because in my mind, there's no one on Earth that partied harder
24:13
than Led Zeppelin, Mötley Crüe and Ozzy Osbourne.
24:17
And Ozzy is a Van Halen to them. Van Halen, Ozzie's above all of
24:23
them by like 10 people. Like there's a separation of #1
24:27
and then you might as well start at #10 Like he has the top 10,
24:31
all top 10, Ozzie. And then I, because I've heard
24:34
Van Halen say they would, they would talk about it, get it
24:36
going into both Cephas mode because they thought they
24:38
partied hard till they partied with Hank Junior one time back
24:41
in the 80s. So you know, there's, there's
24:45
those levels, there's levels, there's levels even you're like,
24:48
you think you're hardcore. You always, it's like always
24:49
you're, there's always a, there's always a tougher,
24:51
tougher guy that's always got that hits harder, you know, and
24:54
that kind of stuff is always going.
24:55
There's always one batter. Ozzy was the Ozzy was at the top
24:59
of the top of the game, top of the heat though he was he was
25:02
carrying the weight. Absolutely unbelievable that he
25:05
made it as long as he did, really and truly.
25:07
That's why that wasn't a shocker.
25:08
We were more surprised that Ozzy was still holding it together as
25:12
well as it was because he's been, you know, with his with
25:15
his different health problems he's had for several for years
25:20
now, you know, and he's just troopered on.
25:23
But yeah, just just sad, you know.
25:26
And then Theo from from the Cosby Show, you know, I mean,
25:29
that that shows. I actually saw Miss Huxtable on
25:33
the Gilded Age. She plays a mom in the Gilded
25:36
Age. Yeah.
25:37
That was that was timing on that was like like that.
25:40
And then like 2 days later I saw Theo past and that's just and
25:44
then Chuck Mangione, like you mentioned that that music.
25:47
I mean that was there. If you watch TVI mean you just
25:49
knew those sounds. You knew those sounds you did.
25:52
You might not even know who that guy is, but if you play the play
25:55
his music, you've heard that music.
25:57
You've heard feels so good. You've heard it.
25:59
I guarantee it. You you may not realize that's
26:02
who it is. My first thought whenever I saw
26:05
and poor Chuck Mangione just always kind of obscure, you
26:09
know, as far as popularity goes. I think he died the same day
26:13
Hogan died. Like well that sucks because he
26:16
don't get his. Flowers at all?
26:18
Yeah. He's not going to get his
26:19
flowers and he deserves them. But I always, always think of
26:23
King of the Hill too. You know, Chuck Mangione was
26:26
always in they, they had a reference a lot in that show to
26:30
him, which always just cracked. It always cracked me up because
26:34
I thought it was a fit for a long time, really and truly, I
26:37
didn't realize that was an actual real person.
26:39
My introduction to Chuck Mangione was through King of the
26:42
Hill. Love it.
26:43
Just smart. You know, that's how you have to
26:45
connect with people Like now all these younger people.
26:50
Riley knows who Ozzy is. Riley knew who Ozzy was before
26:53
Ozzy died. But you know, some kids may not.
26:56
But the deaths and things like this kind of open that door to,
27:00
oh, OK. You know, like all the Ozzy
27:03
songs are all in the top 10 or, or they were last week, anyhow.
27:06
It's tragic as we get older, you know, I stress that to the young
27:09
people. Young people in this world just
27:11
enjoy being young. Don't worry about any of that
27:14
stuff till you get older. Because when you get older, man,
27:16
stuff like this just it's, it's everyday just about you just
27:21
take the good, the bad. We had a little bit of drama
27:24
blow up since the last time you and I recorded.
27:27
In fact, it happened I think the day that we did record our show
27:30
and we haven't been able to address it yet, but there was a
27:32
bit of a blow up with Operation Pigmentation, both of our
27:37
favorite podcasts on the Bubble Army network, even over ours.
27:41
100% my my favorite podcast on there for sure.
27:45
Yeah, just you sent me the clips.
27:47
I didn't hear it in real time. I listened to the episode of
27:53
Operation Pigmentation with Craig and Rio and Seth and when
27:56
Seth tells him what happened then.
27:59
So I heard the clips on there when they did.
28:02
And I've basically was going through the same gauntlet of
28:04
emotions they were. I was with them at 1st and then
28:08
the more context was added it changed and and I don't really
28:13
know I I Bubba just screwed up. I mean, he just like Rio said,
28:19
he spoke on something he knows nothing about and didn't even
28:22
have all the information on it and then made himself look like
28:24
complete Jackass and hurt Seth, his number one Lieutenant and
28:31
got a great show. Not happening now that had, you
28:35
know, and caused a riff for no reason really, when it seemed
28:40
like to me it was under control. I guess they were just talking
28:42
about what it what Seth had done the day before or something, how
28:45
it came up. But to go that depth in depth
28:48
into, you know, saying that Seth should have got AVIP treatment
28:52
or something. That's just I'm not you don't do
28:53
that at Barber shops. And then Craig says, you know,
28:56
there is a way. Do you pay 60 for the next
28:57
chair? But he didn't even acknowledge.
28:59
So it was just kind of like in like, and then the way it came
29:02
across, it does look like he there, he's doing all this for
29:08
them when they're like, man, we've been doing fine before
29:10
this. This was just for fun, you know,
29:12
kind of deal, right? You know, it'd be the same if he
29:16
had if he hammered on us for something and I'm like, wait a
29:18
minute, wait a minute, wait a minute.
29:19
You know, we appreciate it's been a good mutual thing, but
29:22
like we're doing this either way and we want it.
29:25
We it was a well, like Craig and Rio and Seth said together when
29:29
they're there, we all thought this was a mutual thing to help
29:32
each other. It's this was all helping
29:33
everybody. This just helps the whole
29:35
neighborhood basically. And then Bubba just have
29:38
anything better talk about that day was frustrated.
29:40
I don't know, but damn, just had to open his mouth on something
29:43
silly. Well, as much credit as we give
29:46
him of of why don't why doesn't the national media listen more
29:51
to him when he knows these hot topics and he's and he has
29:55
sources and he's in and Blasey said it best in the first video
29:59
that Bubba ever discovered us is sometimes he just can't get out
30:02
of his own damn way. That's a perfect example of damn
30:07
it, Bubba, why'd you have to do that?
30:09
Why'd you have to do that? It was going so good now also at
30:13
the same time, I think that they could all get together.
30:17
I hope that they do and cooler heads will prevail out of this
30:21
and and they'll come back. I don't know.
30:24
It sounds like, at least at this point, as far as you and I both
30:27
know they they've been ghosting them and doesn't sound like
30:31
they're coming back. And now Seth doesn't have where
30:33
to get his hair done. I mean, that's how it also he
30:35
was a customer there to start with.
30:37
Well, I think Seth will say, I think Seth will probably end up
30:40
going over there and seeing them at some point.
30:42
I think what they would really love, what would really help
30:45
this whole situation and maybe it's happened, maybe it hasn't.
30:49
Bubba needs to get his ass over there.
30:51
Bubba Yes, no, not bad. Just go there.
30:56
Spoke on something I knew I shouldn't.
30:58
I knew as soon as it came out I had no idea of my bad.
31:00
And don't do some little whiny Weasley thing.
31:03
Just be straight up be like hey I've messed up.
31:05
My bad. No cameras, no record.
31:07
Go over there with sincere heart.
31:09
Bubba's got a big heart, he does.
31:11
Oh yeah, he does. He's a good dude.
31:13
He is. He's a good dude and I hope that
31:17
I hope that he'll go do that because I think that's really
31:19
that's that's the best thing that he could do.
31:21
Bubba screwed up. He knew it.
31:22
He, he said on that next one, he, he knew it.
31:24
He knew he's like, you know, and I, and it's hard because like
31:29
they said, right, Bubba talks worse to Seth than anybody else,
31:34
you know, and it's like, so Seth should have, if you, if it was a
31:39
little different and he still could have, he should have said
31:41
no, he should have shut him down, but that would have just
31:44
stirred Bubba up worse. So Seth knew that.
31:46
So that's probably why he was like, I'm just going to let it
31:48
go. Well, let's move to our last
31:50
little segment, the Tigs Blitz, where we kind of, I ask you a
31:54
question, we go into it. I've got a handful for you this
31:58
week and I have a take or two as well.
32:01
I'm going to start here with this one.
32:04
Should bands have what I call drums during a concert?
32:10
Like, let me give you an example, My boys Widespread
32:14
Panic and 3:11, they both have a version of drums.
32:19
Widespread Panics is like 10 or 12 minutes long.
32:22
All of them are about any kind of it's a drum solo basically.
32:26
All right, But they're a little more funky and they do a little
32:29
bit more in those solos. My take is that I believe that
32:34
it completely kills the momentum of a concert and I could be
32:38
putting my foot in my mouth right now, but what are your
32:42
thoughts on drum solos? Extended 10 or 12 minute drum
32:47
solos in a concert. That's a good one.
32:53
Don't see many of those in the country world.
32:55
I mean you'll see, you'll see a short 1 you but not usually
32:57
nothing. Something like that.
32:59
I will say I remember the one time I went and saw Widespread
33:01
Panic on The Allman Brothers 40th Anniversary tour at
33:06
Municipal Auditorium in Nashville.
33:09
Allman Brothers went on 1st which which they were flip
33:11
flopping each night and it was amazing.
33:15
And then panic came on and we was flying high buddy, I can
33:19
tell you that. And they came on and they hit
33:22
one purple light in the middle of the middle of the stage and
33:25
it was a dude on like Congo. And man, those lights started
33:30
going more as he would go on. And he must have.
33:32
It seemed like an hour. But I was just in a trance, you
33:35
know me and my buddy Sparky. Shout out Spark dog.
33:38
Probably was an hour. That's what I'm talking about.
33:40
It it worked that night, it it had me, but I was in the right
33:43
frame of mind to jump on that spaceship and go with them.
33:46
That's right. That was the opening show.
33:47
And then then the rest of the lights come on, the whole bands.
33:49
It makes sense to me. You know, it was just like, you
33:53
know it just. Lose.
33:54
Your stuff there felt like I was on the front of a sailboat.
33:59
Wind in my yeah. And I was really like the upper
34:04
decks of this old dirty, smoky, hot auditorium.
34:07
And that it was supposed to be an outdoor show, but they had
34:09
weather, so they moved it inside.
34:10
It was supposed to be at the amphitheater.
34:12
Weather, they moved it inside. It was hot.
34:14
But anyway, it felt good where I was at.
34:17
But in that context, it was fine.
34:19
I have also been to someone that can drag out.
34:22
I just think it depends on who the band is.
34:24
Like, we saw Rush, Cherise and I went and saw Rush one year in
34:27
Nashville. And of course, you want to see
34:29
Neil Pert go on. You got to see Neil Pert, yeah.
34:32
Do a 10 minute drum solo I mean. He, you know, so pins on the
34:35
band, I guess you'd say pins on the show, pins on the crowd, but
34:41
it depends on the crowd, I mean. Tommy Lee used to he was faded
34:44
his famous drum solos of, you know, going upside down and all
34:49
that. That's different that you're
34:50
adding, you're you're adding and well, like danger to it at this
34:54
point. I know, like Jon.
34:56
Pardi and I think Chris Jantz, I know several country artists
34:59
they will and it and Tank Junior used to do it.
35:03
He kind of started it within the country world, but jump on it
35:05
different instruments. I know they'll some artists will
35:07
go back and take their drummer and play the drums for a SEC at
35:10
the end of a song or some, but it's just a couple of things to
35:13
show you they can actually play drums and throw the stick or
35:16
something cool. It's a cool little moment.
35:18
It's not necessarily a extended drum solo.
35:20
It's just a it's part of the show.
35:23
So that definitely works. Usually works pretty well in in
35:27
in the right context, but I I definitely see where it could
35:31
kill the momentum, especially if it's overly done.
35:33
Unless you're a music nuts. Depends on what kind of audience
35:37
you got. If you got a bunch of if you
35:38
know what kind of audience you got too.
35:39
If the crowd rushes to the front of the stage and all starts
35:42
looking at the guitar pedals, you know, it's a bunch of of, of
35:46
music nerds, you know what I mean?
35:47
If they're starting to know what kind of gear they're playing and
35:49
stuff. If everybody's, you know, comes
35:52
up with drinks and is looking for the band, it's different
35:54
crowd. So I guess it depends on what
35:57
kind of crowd you have. If the crowd, if it's a rock
35:59
show and everybody in that crowd is wearing a black T-shirt with
36:02
that band on it, you're probably good to play a solo.
36:05
Yeah. Yeah.
36:07
If you're at a big festival with.
36:08
Multi colored this and that and everybody looks like they're
36:11
tripping. You're probably good, but if
36:13
it's but if it's a big festival multi and it's not, I mean you
36:16
can still do it, But my thought on it is here's my thought on
36:19
it. You could play a one or two more
36:21
songs. That's my.
36:23
Exact. Thought on it too.
36:25
Look, I I understand that drummers are the backbone of a
36:29
band and they don't get nearly enough love and bass players.
36:32
And bass. Players for sure, for sure.
36:35
But that that that's my take is come on man, you can play two
36:38
more songs and say that 12 minute like I'd rather hear two
36:41
more songs. They used to say that about.
36:44
Van Halen with David Lee Roth, he used to have a lot of banter
36:46
on stage in their heyday. And some people would say, yeah,
36:49
it was funny. Did you hear what Dave said?
36:51
You know, he went on this rant about this or that, and then
36:53
everybody else was like, yeah, but if he wouldn't have done
36:55
that, we could have heard two more Van Halen songs.
36:57
Pearl Jam's the same. Thing Eddie Vedder will go on a
37:00
tangent. Sometimes it's like, it doesn't
37:03
matter what side or whatever you're on, just like, shut up,
37:05
Eddie, You could sing one more song tonight and there's a way
37:08
to do it. Fast.
37:09
I mean, Justin does it too. Sometimes he gets on something.
37:11
We'll have to cut a song. I'm like, see if we could just
37:13
tighten that up, we wouldn't have to cut a song.
37:15
But you get in the you get in the moment.
37:17
It's probably hard as an as the entertainer.
37:19
I'm sure it is. I wouldn't know because
37:20
obviously I don't do that, but I could see how you could get lost
37:25
in the moment and go over. But for sure I'm a I'm a if I
37:28
was voting, I'm like I vote two more songs.
37:30
Y'all let us know what you. Vote.
37:32
Hey, Speaking of something. Similar to that, did you say
37:35
this thing about Gavin Adcock, the country singer?
37:38
Young country singer guy who's kind of got a reputation or
37:43
image of. He wears a cowboy hat, no shirt,
37:45
like a vest. And he carries a bottle of Jack
37:47
Daniels on stage while he's playing.
37:48
I don't really. Yeah, I know that dude.
37:50
Yeah. He.
37:50
He's crazy. Yeah.
37:51
Yeah, I like his stuff too. I like.
37:53
Yeah, I met him. At a softball tournament month
37:56
or so ago in Nashville, we were doing he and his fiance super
37:59
cool. I get first say out there, he
38:02
was super nice guy, I mean, and his fiance too hung out some
38:08
that you know, all in the dugout that he's great at.
38:09
He was pretty good athlete too. He had a good day that day.
38:13
And so Nope, there's no knock on him.
38:15
I don't know them him well enough or Nickelback, obviously.
38:19
I don't know really know them at all.
38:20
I know some people who know them people.
38:22
I know some inside people, you know, I always do.
38:24
But there was apparently an incident at a big Rock the
38:27
Country festival what's been going on lately where it's a
38:30
Hank Junior, Nickelback, Kid Rock, I think Aldean, they
38:34
played talks on it. Yeah.
38:36
Then they do like a rotating cast of of acts on each one.
38:39
Well, they had one in South Carolina this past weekend.
38:43
And apparently Gavin was on stage and saw at front of house
38:47
that his parents were in a tussle with a sound engineer
38:51
from that front of house area. So what I saw on social now, I
38:55
could be just totally talking out of my butt and this doesn't
38:58
matter. So nobody bashed me.
38:59
This is just my little take on this.
39:00
What I I don't dive into social media.
39:03
I glance at it. I kind of saw the surface.
39:06
Yeah, that's. What I got off the?
39:07
Surface and I just figured I'd comment on it because it kind of
39:09
goes in that with the IT goes back to the it's kind of going
39:13
with the correcting somebody from the stage, which I've seen
39:16
Justin do it. I know a lot of artists do.
39:18
If you see somebody putting their hands on a girl or, you
39:21
know, somebody mistreating a little kid or something like
39:23
that, you definitely call them out.
39:24
Or if there's a medical emergency, we just had this
39:27
recently, you know, there's something going on and they were
39:28
like, should should we have told Justin to stop or this or that?
39:32
I always say if it's a medical emergency, you know, it is then.
39:36
Yeah, stop, get some attention, tell somebody to get over there.
39:39
If say something to talk back Mike to us.
39:40
If you don't know, we'll go find out.
39:43
Or if it's just a scuffle or something, ignore it because
39:48
they're going, we're going to get security's going to get that
39:50
fixed and we don't want to ruin the show for anybody else.
39:52
Going back to the time thing, you stop the song, everybody,
39:54
everybody has to miss a song because two knuckleheads are
39:58
drunk and want to fight in the in the pit or something.
40:01
So it's kind of a A. Tricky situation.
40:04
Again, it's a feel thing and it's you got to you got to just,
40:07
you know, it's a situation by situation deal.
40:10
Apparently he saw something going on in front of house.
40:12
So what I gather he came off stage and went to front of house
40:16
to confront the situation and it was his dad and mom from what I
40:19
gathered and the the front of house guy from Nickelback.
40:24
And he? Had his story.
40:26
He put story out the video. And I just kind of glanced.
40:30
Through the comments and basically sounded like his
40:34
parents went up there. They must have sat some drinks
40:37
on the sound board and they usually has a little shelf at
40:40
the front of it now at front of house area.
40:43
However, it was. Configured.
40:45
There's not one sound board that runs everybody.
40:47
There's the two headliners. Are the big ones usually going
40:50
to have the best prime, prime real estate.
40:52
They're either in the back because they're bigger up on
40:55
something. They're going to be the last
40:56
ones to be out. So whoever that was, Nickelback,
40:59
I don't know if it was Kid Rock or Hank Junior, whoever was
41:01
there for that night. And then the other acts,
41:03
everybody's got their own soundboard.
41:05
And now maybe a couple of there's some acoustic acts at
41:07
the beginning they might be pulling off one of the others
41:09
board because they don't have their own team there.
41:11
But everybody will have their own soundboard.
41:13
So put it on your own sound boards.
41:16
A lot better put it on somebody else is true.
41:18
Still not a great idea because a lot of it's a lot of I mean,
41:21
it's just a no, no. I actually deploy extra security
41:23
to front of house every night to make sure people don't put
41:25
drinks or impede on the equipment because it's hundreds
41:28
of thousands of dollars worth of gear and it will screw.
41:31
Literally could screw the whole show up.
41:33
It has happened and and. And even if it and not just for
41:37
then, if it breaks and somebody's like, I'm sorry, I'll
41:39
pay for it. Well, you got to have it the
41:40
next night normally. I mean, you got a show the next
41:42
day. I mean, we can't wait.
41:43
It'll take two weeks to get another one to get this one
41:45
repaired, you know. No, we got to play a show
41:47
tomorrow. So that's not that's a no no.
41:50
So apparently they had put their drinks on Nickelbacks and this
41:55
is what I heard. So front of house guy sees it,
41:59
ask him what note Nothing to it comes back.
42:01
Drinks are still there. He takes the drink, throws them
42:03
away. The parents start arguing with
42:06
him they get in a big argument. Here comes Gavin argument
42:09
argument argument style. I did I did hear no one was
42:13
arrested and from what I heard this is the part that may people
42:16
may not know is what I heard is Nickelback said they weren't
42:18
going on stage till Gavin was off the property.
42:21
They gathered up and they had got the bus rolling.
42:23
They had to leave property for Nickelback would take the stage
42:25
that night. Damn, I don't know how.
42:27
It came out and there also. May have been something about
42:28
Gavin was definitely not happy about having to leave.
42:30
May have may have broke a window somewhere on the bus or
42:32
something maybe, but I, I think it's just an unfortunate
42:37
situation all the way around. And this goes to multiple
42:41
things. And I mentioned this on my
42:42
podcast. I don't.
42:44
Think airing your grievances. Out on social media is ever a
42:46
good idea unless it's something that you can't get any help with
42:49
and it's a real dire situation, you know, personal harm, injury,
42:54
you know, something that's just a, a 'cause that has to be
42:57
spoken upon. But I just I don't think it
43:00
worked out it good anybody because I saw the comments.
43:01
It's like a lot of people were bashing him and some people were
43:04
taking up and it's the same. I'm sure it didn't help either
43:07
one of them very much. It's a very unfortunate
43:10
situation. You hope head cooler heads
43:11
prevailing with this, just like the other situation we were
43:14
talking about somebody get on the horn and say, hey, my bad,
43:18
my bad. We should handle that different
43:19
should handle that different. Let's squash it, have a beer,
43:21
whatever. So I hope that goes down.
43:24
It's a, I'll say this, it's a been in this business over 20
43:27
years and most of the people stay and, and, and you're going
43:31
to meet everybody on the way up and the way down.
43:32
So you better be cool with everybody and everybody's just
43:35
trying to get their job done. So we're.
43:39
All we're. All guilty of just doing, you
43:43
know, making minor mistakes that turn into big problems.
43:46
And I think the best best to learn from these and just move
43:50
on. And I hope everybody, I hope
43:51
they all the parties involved will, will, will be cool at some
43:55
point. But I think it's a unfortunate
43:58
incident. And that goes back in the same
43:59
thing about the song thing. He leaves the stage goes does
44:01
that he probably and he's he's not headlining.
44:04
So you can't just keep playing. He's got to cut his set when his
44:06
time's over. So they probably missed the song
44:09
now. Could the sound man handled?
44:11
It better, I'm sure. Could the parents not have done
44:13
that? Yeah, obviously.
44:14
So in front of house is not a hangout area like that anyway.
44:18
Front of house, when I go to front of house and watch
44:19
concerts, I am. My biggest thing is when I've
44:21
got people there, I'm trying to stay at everybody's way 100%.
44:25
I'm controlling the lights. And the audio and everything,
44:29
that's where the and you don't want to step on something.
44:31
To get electrocuted or touch something or sit something to
44:33
get electrocuted. I tell people that all the time
44:34
that want to come backstage and you've been backstage with me
44:36
before. I've showed you.
44:37
We make the front look pretty, you know, all the all the money
44:41
and that's into making it look good and the show and the
44:43
seating and the concessions and all that's out front back.
44:46
A house backstage at a concert's like backstage at a rodeo.
44:49
Watch where you step, you know what I mean?
44:51
There's where you step, you're stepping over.
44:52
Cables. And that's right, there's shit
44:54
everywhere. So and it's not as dirty.
44:56
I mean, there's just there's people laid around.
44:58
It's just, you know, it's just, it's not a party necessarily.
45:01
It's just like people getting ready to work, move gear and you
45:03
know, 20 people doing their jobs, you know, forklifts and,
45:08
you know, just stuff like that. So anyway, I just wanted to make
45:11
a quick comment on that. That's just what I heard.
45:14
I'm sure it'll be all out more of it and then it'll be over in
45:17
like 2448 hours and I'll be on to the next thing.
45:20
So. But if you had to fake your.
45:22
Death to boost your podcast numbers?
45:26
How would you do it? I just go on the road.
45:28
And then act like they couldn't find me on the road and I don't
45:31
know where I'm at. I'm just lost in Saint Louis and
45:34
no one ever saw me again. I jump off a cruise ship.
45:38
That's what I've that's my take away from watching some of these
45:41
documentaries that I've watched. It's lawless if you jump off of.
45:45
I mean, I jump off 1 close to shore, right?
45:49
Not out in the middle of the damn ocean, close to shore to
45:52
where I could swim and they just never see me again.
45:56
Yeah, I do like Bubble. Boy did.
45:58
I would create a fake UFO and launch it in, launch it up, and
46:03
then I would go hide in the garage so everybody's looking
46:05
over there and then I would not be there.
46:08
Did you watch? That one.
46:10
Train wreck bubble boy? Yes, I did those.
46:12
Train wreck series. Are really good they're great
46:15
hey and. Speaking of, we got to do.
46:16
This. I know we got to get out of
46:17
here. I know you've got other stuff,
46:18
but tonight we are watching Happy Gilmore.
46:21
Two. OK.
46:22
Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's on my list.
46:24
We were going to watch. It last night, but Charisse had
46:25
to get up early. We didn't want to start it late
46:27
and Medea, Tyler Perry's got a new Medea movie and I absolutely
46:30
love those. Those are my those are one of my
46:32
favorites and there's a new one of those on Netflix too.
46:34
I want to watch, but the Happy Guilmore 2, I'm pumped.
46:39
You're going to love it, I think.
46:40
Did you watch it? I've seen it.
46:42
I saw it. You said there were mixed
46:43
reviews. But mixed reviews.
46:46
From it and all that. But I mean, look, here's the
46:48
bottom line on a sequel. You're going to have it on a
46:50
sequel and it's. An Adam Sandler movie, so it
46:53
doesn't already automatically doesn't have the respect, now it
46:56
does it. Is it?
46:58
I'm not going to give you any spoilers.
46:59
Is it better than the first one? No, they never are.
47:04
But is it nostalgic and fun and in the same kind of theme?
47:10
And will you enjoy it? If you like the first one, Yes,
47:14
you're going to enjoy it. And there's so many cameos and
47:17
stuff. Well, I know my boy John.
47:19
Daly was in it. He did great.
47:21
I saw I. Saw several people I know post
47:25
stuff once that came out that they were going to be in and I
47:27
was like oh that's cool. So if nothing else, I'm happy
47:29
for all my friends that got a payday out of the deal.
47:31
Oh yeah, camera. Camera love.
47:33
OK, got some camera time. It was great.
47:35
I I mean, I wouldn't I wouldn't say great.
47:38
It was good. It was fun the way that I
47:40
describe it. It's fun, it's entertainment,
47:42
it's worth watching. It's two hours long right at it,
47:46
but and it's it's perfectly fine.
47:49
You want it to be two hours long.
47:50
So I I thoroughly enjoyed it. Well, all right, y'all well that
47:56
that's it for this week's Tiggy and the handler.
47:58
Kind of a heavy episode, a little dark, yeah, losing the
48:02
losing the Prince of Darkness and losing Hulk Hogan will kind
48:05
of kind of do that but and then. And then our and then our
48:08
favorite and hopefully we'll have better news when we
48:11
reconvene in a week or so with Operation Pigmentation.
48:15
Hopefully, they'll be good news in that world.
48:17
And I hope that all comes back around because I really do love
48:19
that podcast and I know Seth really enjoyed doing and that's
48:24
Seth's. Seth's bag is the podcast and
48:27
they got one of his off. But I don't know, maybe Seth
48:30
wants to come on and talk to us next time we do a podcast and we
48:32
can talk to him about it a little bit.
48:34
Yeah, it's been over. Been.
48:36
Almost a year since we visited with him.
48:38
We got a lot to talk about. We should do that.
48:40
Seth, you listen to this. Let's talk.
48:41
Let's get you on here, man. Yeah, RIP to some absolute
48:47
legends. Wrestling, music, sports, TV.
48:50
We lost a chunk of folks over the last month.
48:52
Like I said, our 80s babies were going away.
48:56
We're we're, I guess we're getting older.
48:58
This is just going to continue to happen to us.
49:01
But yeah, that's just the that's just the way it is.
49:04
Shout out to Bubba, of course, for for being right before
49:08
anybody else even knew what was happening.
49:12
And and you guys make sure that you're subscribed.
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Drop a comment with your favorite Hogan match or your
49:17
favorite Ozzie song. We'll catch you next week.