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JR The Handler Part 1 · Tigs Bits Podcast

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On the show this week, Chad blasi and I visit with j.r. the
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Handler tour manager for country music star Justin Moore.
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We talked about his start in the music business.
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Welcome to Tigs B. We have Jr, the Handler.
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He and I have a mutual friend, mr.
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Chad, bleh. See who?
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I know y'all have heard seen and listened to over the years.
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So, man, I really appreciate you coming on Jr.
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He's, he's got, he's gotta, oh, yeah.
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Oh yeah. Oh yeah, we're going to yes sir.
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Yes, sir, yes, sir. Those hands have been flying.
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The last hours of notice got 20, something years to dig site.
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Never nothing has changed. Oh, that makes me happy number.
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What I think that is a great place to start.
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It was a I've been wondering about that for a long time bleh
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see because it's carried on over to my family.
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My friends new friends, I continue this own and I'll just
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do it randomly and me and Tammy will be like oh-ho.
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Yeah, it was just get the, get the hip.
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So what started that, you know I'd love to actually tell you a
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story of how it started but you know that's Be honest, dude.
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I'm a you know I got a ton of extra energy in my body and it
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did at some point it has to release it at some level.
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You know what I mean? And I've developed you noticed,
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over time different little things.
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I do, you know, old need shaken sitting in class or whatever
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bored as hell. And then you know finally got
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we're dudes just kind of like this Mass built up and it's like
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it's got to get out. Yeah.
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Classic over energized. You know, like I got to get a
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little release, it's like a pressure relief system you know
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man. If you could That in your smart
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enough and you'll read enough books to figure it out and do
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what you have to do. You could do that and figure out
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a shoot, like a one of those blue energy balls like in Mortal
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Combat or something. That's what you're like.
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I figured it out there, it is. Now I can relax.
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There it is to look into that. That might be the Lost ancient
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technology. We need that moved the pyramids.
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That might be the Lost technology if she, you could
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take that Joe onto. Yeah.
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I mean you can start to handle bleh.
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See, that'll sell you some records.
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His brother sell out every Arena.
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Did you could be the next Salt fate?
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We can figure out a way to make this work with your nervous.
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Tic. I know some promoters.
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I'm just saying man I really appreciate the thought, I've
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never even thought about that. Like that is a lot of energy
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going to one spot but it does work because it's kind of like
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the who don't like this. It is it is it works good.
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It you know and you say and you say we haven't met but you know
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I've uh Lacey Turn Me On Your podcast, right, when you got
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kicked off. And so I listened some then and
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you know how to use eyelids to a million.
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So I lost in the ways, but I've listened to some recently.
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So I feel like, I know, you know, it's like a podcast.
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If you listened enough, you feel like, you know, the person,
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especially if it's a conversation piece like you've
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done. Because I listened to your buddy
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about the art artifacts, and the metal detecting, which I've been
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wanting to get into that for a while, neat, wasn't it?
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So, Hank Williams jr. Is a huge.
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That's his thing. He's been doing that for years.
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He has one of the largest Collections and I've heard him
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and tons of interviews. If you talk to him in person,
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you don't We talked about music with Hank jr.
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You better talk about hunting or art of Civil War artifacts
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because that's all he wants to talk about.
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So, it's always been a thing. Your buddy was real neat because
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I've been wanting to get into it and help nudge me a little bit.
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And then Tommy, the Cajun Legend from Baton Rouge, Tommy cries
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on. It's so funny because my wife's
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from Houma Louisiana. So listening in the stuff and
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all my buddies from down that way and stuff.
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And I feel like I'm sitting in a room with him when I heard you,
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when you guys were going at it the other day, that was fun.
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That dudes sports legend in south Louisiana for sure, knows
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his stuff. That's where I got.
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My first started doing radio things and and all of that you
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know I don't know how I think it will dive into your story.
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I think it's kind of one of those things.
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I just happened to be in the right place at the right time,
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walked into a studio with a buddy and he was doing a show
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already, and then he's like, hey, I've just just sitting in
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the same room while they're talking and I'm It.
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I think they could obviously tell I had an opinion about
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whatever it was they were talking about.
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Like I need the mic. I need them.
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I need the mic. I what?
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I've got something to say and then I did when they came back
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from commercial, and then it's just been kind of going ever
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since. But how did you, how did you get
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into becoming the Handler? It's funny talking about that, I
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never thought about this way. But even the podcast thing, I
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practiced this in college, too, because of a local Legend, bleh.
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See, I used to I can remember. Staying up all night.
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And call it Amos in the mornings and talking shop.
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Right before I went to bed, I play it in bed last drink of the
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night, bout to go down and I call it a day, but there's no
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telling if they had that recorded somewhere, what I
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sounded like and he would call me out on the air say Ronald's,
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you know, you must have not been that bad yet something or
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getting up our he would mess, you know, he knew and I would
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talk to these guys about and I was engaged that time of the
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morning is, you know, a so anyway, I've kind of its kind of
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like, I practice for this before.
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I did the music thing because, yeah, same thing kind of fell
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into Jacques, I was bartending. And Charles Petrie was roommates
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with Dave. Woes to his lead guitar player
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and Wayne Mills band. So he said after we got done,
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let's go to the front porch, where Wayne had played and back
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then the bars would close at some point but then they would
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stay open for the owner and all his and the entertainers and all
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that stuff for several more hours.
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So we were going over there after the bar is closed.
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So, we end up there and I was aware who Wayne was because I'd
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heard one of his CDs played at parties and stuff already.
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And then from there went to another After party to another
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after party till it window down, it was just me and Wayne and
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Charles Petrie. I said something about going
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home and Wayne, you know, it's like you got a couch somewhere
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park the van. I was like, yeah, come on.
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So he crashed next day. We chit-chatted.
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He said, you know, you ought to be in the music business.
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So you're pretty sharp on you feet late at night, you know,
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how to talk to people and stuff. And I was like, yeah, I'm from
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Eclectic Alabama, bro. I might as well be an astronaut.
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I was like how do you do that? And he was like, come to
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Tuscaloosa, Tuesday, and meet my road manager.
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ER, you know, blah, blah, blah, and that was it, and that was 20
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years ago, like this month, actually Wayne at the time, was
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a big Regional star. That was shaking hands with
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Nashville and he had, he was perfect for me.
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It was southern rock country Blues.
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He was real open, all types of music as I was, because I was, I
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was, oh, pile of music all my life and delved into different
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things. But once you, once I got to
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college and met, you know, got tight with like 50 other guys
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that are my age and like, and we're all from kind of a For
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place, but kind of the same it got deep.
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And then my mom and I was just like a sponge, I loved it.
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You know, I always liked music. Wayne was that way, too?
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So when I got in there, I thought this is great.
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It's like the Allman Brothers meets Charlie Daniels meet Hank
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jr. I'm like this guy is rocking and
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then it had just kind of, you know, stayed with it and you
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know, figured it out, started out selling T-shirts and then
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this and then you know one thing led to another and I said, 20
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years crazy. Think about that way.
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Wow, you are here you are. You made it.
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All the way to Texas. It's congratulations shit.
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It's an honor it's so big. I couldn't get it in with a dump
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truck. It's just a huge honor.
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You don't even know how much you beat Chad.
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How about that? We are local.
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Our local guy used that was his thing.
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My came as he would, he would anybody you saw he comes hey,
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how you doing? How's your mom and dad?
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Do it, how much you bench and you're like, how much my old
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lady? How about you baby?
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I misled you and usually after he got that answer, he's
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shoving, my camera view. You know, I mean like us for
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holding the mic to the wrong person if he's talking to hit by
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them and if they're talking to you had it by him Tory's.
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You know, we I'm actually you know, we talked about that now
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currently I work for Justin Moore country, music singer and
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one of my best friends in the world.
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He's from Central Arkansas, just a good old boy.
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I've told my place in all my other fraternity, Brothers.
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He'd fit right in with some boys from elbow or You know what I
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mean? He's just just like our buddy.
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Not only am I tour manager for Justin Moore but we also do a
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podcast, the just more podcast which is we started our fifth
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season. Actually, we recorded before I
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came on with you guys today. Can't believe it's been five.
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Yeah. Well, it's been three years.
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We started in 20, but we've done see that.
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We the way we did the seasons we broke will first, went up.
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I think or something? We somehow we did.
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Yeah, that's what we did. The first one, we had two
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seasons the first year and then we had then we changed it to a
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season was like a year like in sports.
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So we recorded that today And we were talking about local Legend
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type people like that talking about who the in your area.
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There's always somebody no matter where you're from.
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That's a weather person, a sports person a morning, talk
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show. A something that you're just
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like this character. Everybody's got one, you know,
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and they got a crazy name. Usually to, you know, Justin was
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talking about one in his Ed Pringle or something, and he had
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this old tan, it is looking like, just like it, just got out
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of the tanning bed, his hair was always out of style and perfect.
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If you don't like our guy Amos would always walk around and you
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know, he grabbed it, you know, he's scratching himself and he
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but uh you know he was just all over the place but he was great.
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I mean he was a local Legend, he was he's a treasure dude.
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He just got inducted into the Troy Sports Hall of Fame.
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She should, you know, he didn't even play.
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Well, he actually did play football, I'm back, but he was
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not like right seller at right. But just for being my Camus.
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I mean, you know, it's like he just got inducted into the Troy
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Hall of Fame and there it is. I ran into Done at the Red Bar
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on Sunday, the stygian. Dave sit right next to me, and
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we sit there and talk to Bob. Yeah, and he was, he said his
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daddy pure cried. When he found that out.
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He was happy. Oh man, that's great.
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He's a character. He is a cool, you know?
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And that's and then just your local person.
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Like an Alabama, you got James span.
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You know, if you see him on the whether you're like, oh,
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something's going to happen, you know?
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And then you guys in Louisiana, I know it was for everybody.
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Always said, Louisiana's, Bob brick, Brett comes on Bob, Rex,
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go give you the weather, you know and you know you better get
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your stuff and go or whatever. So that's just funny we were
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talking about That because I'd be interested in the names and
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some of the pictures and if people can elaborate in their
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area, how ridiculous some of these people are there, we got
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one here at local here, it's name's Ed bloodsworth.
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I've got the things wrong with that name but it's just a funny
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name for a it's like right? It's like Ron Burgundy you know
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it's kind of like that. It's You're right.
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Our guy's name was Henry downs and his and his brother Porky
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that's who immediately Comes to mind.
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They really did make an impact, especially in the mid 80s when
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Mid-South wrestling came through little bitty, fluorine, nice and
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Henry. Henry really got upset in the
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gym that night was. I don't even remember if it
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junkyard dog or rock and roll Express.
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Whoever it was one of those. Some of those cats they're
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wrestling Henry. Got pissed through a damn chair
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in the ring. Got escorted out my dad.
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Dad tells me that at the end of the day and anybody listening
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and fluorine. I'm sorry, this may not be the
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truth. You could come on here and
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defend it. Somebody whoever was helping to
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promote that show that this is 83 84 somewhere in there.
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They ran off with the hell. Yeah.
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And they didn't pay the wrestlers and, you know, I think
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I heard I've heard stories that that happened a lot back there.
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Those guys back in the back of the year, you had all kinds of
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crazy stories. It wasn't a lot of money, most
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of the time. Yeah, the Mid-South tear that
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was Bill Watts territory and that's where Jim Ross.
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Came from the good old Jr. But yeah, it was that way in
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music to back, then it wasn't like, now where it's all
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structured. You got, you know, it's just
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kind of Outlaw stuff you do, you know.
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It's not. There's no way to keep up.
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It's a bunch of good. Ol boy system in small towns,
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Rural America. You know, no telling, you know,
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back in the day, I've seen it in movies and stuff it back in the
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day before you had a lot of Television exposure and things.
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You could be a famous actor. There be three or four five
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impersonators. Have you going around pretending
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to be you and nobody else knows that?
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Difference, if sounds close enough.
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Muddy Waters is in Chicago, but he's also plotted for other
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places that guys are claiming to be muddy waters.
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You know, he crazy stuff like that.
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Also on promoters. I've heard I've heard stories of
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George Jones in his Heyday of no-show, and John be a no-show
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Jones promoters promoting that they were going to have a show
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with George Jones. Knowing they did not have a show
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with George Jones, only for fans to show up and wait three hours
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to be told, they didn't have a show.
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But during that three hours, eat popcorn and drink beer, so, The
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guy who had the building still based upon just use that it Met
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George look like it's crazy. Big smells like George, look
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terrible but he never said in and how much you going?
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How are you going to fight that? How much time and money?
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Is that going to call you to fight every one of those?
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Wow. So it's they the fans believe it
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kind of leads vjr to a question. I've got for you like that
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today. These days would Ticketmaster
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and things like that. Like I mean you have to I guess
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have some kind of Guard in order to protect to protect the artist
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at all and you can't just maybe go in house like you used to
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could. How does all that work?
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Man. There's such an uproar would
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Ticketmaster, man. It's all a big mess, it's all
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kind of streamlined in One Direction only works one way,
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you know, that's just how it works for, you know, there's not
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a lot of options that, that, that are achievable and
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attainable right now. But yeah, I've noticed it as
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even a fan it is. It's a mess with our stuff.
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You know, like going back to that.
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Is all there. So many Paper Trails now, you
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know, I mean, all of ours, does automated you not even selling
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tickets, people don't go have to go to a somewhere, to a record
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shop and get tickets anymore. It's all done online and like,
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you know, most most all stuff is done within the first day or two
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of tickets are going on sale this superstream?
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Yeah, it really is. And then even on our end, you
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know, I can remember when I started, you know, you'd be, you
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know, and it's probably still is way in clubs and stuff but like,
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you know, having to, you know, make sure to get square up.
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And have to and be some tension. You know, how to make sure you
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get your money and stuff. But nowadays, like, I only think
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about it because like, there's a vetting process and like, if you
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squirrel on us, man, you know, we work with the biggest agency
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in the world. You never going to get a talent
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in there. We got lawyers, I'm always like,
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I ain't Knife Fight, nobody anymore for 600 bucks.
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I said the damn lawyers can earn their check, so but but you
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know, I'm sure it sucks in a lot of levels.
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But for us as far as getting Square on things like that, we
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work with good promoters. It's really not that way anymore
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where we're at now. Sure.
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It's most that way because of, you know, they able to say what
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happens, you can't clubs not gonna be able to sit there and
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just screw artist over and over and over without word getting
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out anymore. You know, and then people fight
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about it on Facebook for they let that keep going.
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It's a wild world out there. But I'll say, as far as what I
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have to do on a day-to-day basis technology and the formats and
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the software we get to keep our numbers straight and things.
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I need to get done and tour Logistics and all that stuff.
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It keeps up to date and it's always been Aided and again,
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back to my crew, those people like them, they're buddies
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figure. All that out, then give it to
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us. Not it's not a tech guys to be
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able to figure it out you know, regular Road guys.
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How many people does it take to? I know that I know that Justin
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Moore is currently on tour. Think y'all just played SRI, we
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did. Yeah we played Saturday night,
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the Shreveport, Municipal Auditorium, where the Louisiana
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hayride originated from. Yeah, I thought I saw a picture
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on social media internet. I mean, it's his story.
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Historic place. I've been there growing up in
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North Louisiana. Of course, the shower there,
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where he supposedly showered in the dresser and that's our
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production office. They have the it's Block, it's
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still there but blocked off, you can't go in it.
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But that's supposed to be where he showered, they have some
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pictures of him when he was there and stuff.
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So for a while they did something really cool that we've
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played there several times. The last time we played there,
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they had to cut a piece of the original floor out to put this
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Elevator Shaft and what they did was they save that floor and
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took like a 2 by 2 inch square and put it in a plaque with a
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piece of the original. I'll rope and did a little thing
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for each artist that came through there and played for a
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while. They didn't give us one this
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time. I guess it's the first time you
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go or they only had so many, but we got one last time which was a
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piece of the original floor, where they had to cut out for
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this. So that was really cool.
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Because if you think about it, I mean, you talk about Hank
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Williams, you talking about Ernest, Tubb you, talking about
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George Young, baby, George not before he had a drink George
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Jones. I mean, you told about some
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legendary stuff, that's crazy, Louisiana hayride because, you
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know, back then there were a couple of those and big, big
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markets all over the Or, you know, you had that in, you know,
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you had the one in Chicago and then the Grand Ole Opry, he had
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the Jamboree over here and like the Opry type shows, and the
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hayride was the second. It was number 2, only the Opry,
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probably back, then big deal. Absolutely incredible.
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The history that, that, that has come through, just from just
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there, where Justin Moore's from and, and North North Louisiana,
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the art, the whole architect said, whole little little area
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and it's still pumps out a lot. Lot of talent.
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It's just it's it's ingrained in that region for whatever reason,
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that kind of leads into to a question how much when you have
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a tour like, y'all are on right now, how many people are
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involved in a tour and running it with trucks and the lighting
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and sound and all of that stuff. Yeah, for us, we've kind of
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scaled back a little of our stuff, sits covid to.
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We're just getting kind of back in full speed with that.
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So we're will be ramping up more but we're Usually on the road
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part, there's about 20 22 people.
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Every day, including me and Justin that have to travel to do
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the do the live shows. And then you know there's a
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handful at the office, the management office.
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Then there's always the record label.
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The publishes the business managers probably another dozen
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in Nashville. That could be on standby that
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might be needed at any time during a day, but on the road
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about 20, 22 of us. And most of our guys been there,
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long time, people don't rotate in and out very Very much, it's
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a family-type atmosphere. Everybody's, you know, for the
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most part married and kind of winding down not at it's a whole
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different tour and it was 15 years ago, I can say that I can
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only imagine. Yeah, I always say as long as
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I'm the worst one, we're good because I know how far I'll take
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it as long as I'm the worst wondering if anybody's worse
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than me and I got start while I got to sober up to watch them
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because oh Lord but that goes back to that to I was kind of
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always that way even in college tough.
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I was always a guy that we're all party and if the cops showed
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up, I had to talk to him. I'm doing you were like you were
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kind of like, honestly you and I were kind of like like that.
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It would be that two or three in the morning situation and it's
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like, who are the people that can actually still carry a
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conversation at this point. And I did I remember him?
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Well, liked in jrd. Come walking up and be like this
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guy just get out of bed, like, has he, how's he doing this
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shit? But you know, I always felt like
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I was always the voice of reason and there's crazy moments.
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I could still articulate my words and Carry on a
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conversation, you know, from? Yeah, for sure.
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Now place, he was a legend bleh. She was one of the
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well-respected, guys. All the way around there.
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Nobody had it bad, say about bleh.
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See, and definitely you were definitely one of their wasn't
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all of our buddies were not that way.
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Most would either go down early or in hindsight.
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We do wish they went down early. Oh, there were some that just
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had this ability to basically be passed out.
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Just Alma fide. Our guitar player says that
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about Justin Back The Day He said just used to get drunk, he
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do that. Oh, Arkansas Cobra, baby thing.
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About our buddies. They would be eyes.
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Closed, standing there you be like, oh, what you going in
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there and sit down? I don't know.
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Don't tell me what to do. I made other beard.
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It's like for what? It's not going to do anything to
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you. Poke Jr.
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Member and I may remember this wrong but I have this memory of
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you pulling up at down in Dozier and you've had a, did you have a
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Dodge truck and a green Dodge truck?
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And I know this is for a fact, if it wasn't you, I'm 99.9%
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sure. It was.
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You had the very first First DVD screen I've ever seen in any
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vehicle in my life. Yep.
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Like you pulled up and you got the truck with you and I was
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like, what is going on here and you're like, oh, this is a DVD
20:52
player right there. I mean, mounted with a weather
20:55
radio is at the time that was I was like, oh, one 2000-2001.
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I mean, people didn't have those intervals.
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I mean, how did that come around?
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Like that, that was I was amazed by that.
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Like, at the time I had ideas. I was like, I know what I want
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to do. I like to get a stupid dog
21:09
record. Let's get all the music videos
21:11
and play. And then you can play the music
21:13
and watch the video, which I didn't they'd never talked about
21:16
distracted driving and all, you know, you had a little you had
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to have a switch over there by your emergency brake to flip to
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make it trick it into thinking the emergency brake was on.
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So the DVD player would work but I was always in the stereos and
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stuff in high school, you know, it was the 90s man, boom.
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Boom. You know, if I had to have some
21:31
wire wheels and it will share trunk, so I always liked it when
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I and I was always, so I would always end up, you know, just
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checking out other people knew about.
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So, when I see that kind of stuff, I'm like, man, that would
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make my life better. And that's that's a that's
21:42
That's a that's a purchase. It might have to be made.
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I'm Frugal guy but I don't mind spending money for things, I
21:47
think will improve my life. Yeah, so it's the first one.
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It came out and I think I had to pop it up the original, the
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second one. I had it came out and folded
21:53
itself and one of the first ones I had I actually had that and
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then I had also had the Sega Dreamcast underneath the seat.
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So you can play video games in it too.
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I did Sega and it was a Sega Dreamcast if it you know, they
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so yeah. It was probably 2002. 1001,
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maybe not. Yeah and yeah, I'll tell you
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this man back then, you know, in the dating scene, you having to
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drive all the way to Montgomery or Dothan to find something,
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decent to eat, you know, pop in a movie, Not too bad.
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Don't have much chitchat about. So watch the movie if we like
22:29
the movie maybe we'll talk more. You know, that's back before is
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frowned upon frowned upon. Imagine if you had LED lights
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like her you know back in the back.
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In those days, the ambience for that, ride to Montgomery.
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My God, Rock Myers crock Myers. I remember those days.
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Well, that seems like a good place to end the show.
22:53
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