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Andy Frasco & Nick Gerlach: Snoop Dogg Sings Our Song & Presidents as Jam Fans · Andy Frasco's World Saving Podcast

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Have you looked at the white House and POTUS? Instagram? Yes.
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It's insane. It's. They're making memes. Yeah.
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They're like, uh, Denver doses or whatever.
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It's like Denver doses or whatever. Yeah, yeah. It's like the UN's.
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The white House is turning into a biscuits fan. It's become an idiot.
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That is so fucking funny. Dude, that is it. The white House.
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Donald Trump would definitely be a Disco Biscuits fan if he was a
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jam band fan. Okay, let's think about this.
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Like, really, Julie? Okay, let me do this.
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I just thought of this. He went to Penn.
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He went to the same high school as them. Wharton School of Business.
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He's really successful. Sneaky, successful.
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Yeah, like, he doesn't seem like he'd be successful, but he is.
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Like Brownie and Barber. Barber has his own.
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He's smarter than you think he is. He's a troll.
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They love to troll, and he has terrible taste in music.
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I'm just kidding. Oh my God. Is Donald Trump a Disco Biscuits fan?
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And we're back. Andy Frasco World Serum podcast.
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Why live in back in my living room? Man on Riverside with no guests.
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Oh. What a fucking run that was. Yeah. Speaking of, Let It run.
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Three shows in four weeks with two. Two weeks of writing.
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Two weeks of writing. Six shows, eight, uh, eight states.
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Eight states, six shows in eight states. That's because I did two.
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Two writing sessions. Six shows in eight states.
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Now, that's a crazy that's a crazy fucking tour right there.
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That is that is some routing dude, that's John Bongiorno.
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Shout out to Jon Bon Giorno. Just fucking trying to kill me.
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We are deep. We are fucking. Deep in the 25 festival summer
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run we're on right now. Yeah, we're we're on like show.
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We're on festival 12. We're in the dog days of summer.
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We are in the dog days. Some are such a drag. Kind of.
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It's weird. It's a lot of work. This is like my bread and butter.
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This is where I make all my money. So, like, I'm like, fucking moving.
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And I'm trying to make a new record. And I've been asked to write songs
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for people now, so I'm like, fucking triple dipping.
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Are you still doing this? My buddy Nick,
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how are you doing? Good. I haven't talked to you in a while.
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I feel like. I know. I was leaving you alone.
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When people are writing, I don't like to bother them. Yeah, I hear that.
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But I still missed you. Yeah, you can just text me first
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if you want to talk to me when you're writing.
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I just don't like to bother people when they're in a creative process.
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Oh, word. It meets you halfway. I'm not waiting for you to call me.
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I got to call you or text. I prefer text, actually.
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I should do that. Yeah, you can shoot me a text
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whenever. I'm always down to chat. I just when people are being
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creative, I don't like to interrupt. Yeah, that's something people forget.
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Like everyone's like. That's why I don't understand
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the fucking coming. Like coming. You don't understand. Coming I.
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Don't lately I don't, and I'll tell you that. Story later.
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I'll tell you that story soon. That's the end of the episode.
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Um, Jesus Christ, it's like mashed potatoes right now, dude. Okay.
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Anyway, get back to the thing. Slipping.
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Um, I don't understand when I. They should close the green room
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before shows. Some people do that. Yeah, but the people who don't,
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it's silly. It's like you're. You should be focused on the set.
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Yeah. Like, a lot of bands will be like.
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They'll give their tour manager the 20 minutes for the show and
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they'll kick everyone out. But, like, you only need 20 minutes
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to tune up, like, I would say, like, prepare or whatever.
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I mean, yeah, but no whatever 20 minutes is. That's it.
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Everybody has a I need about 15. I need like an hour. Yeah.
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Well I need like, no one talk to me at all. Even my band.
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Everyone's different though, you know? Yeah. That is true.
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You do like to really lock in. I don't yeah.
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I mean, I guess it's better if you don't ever have anyone on the green
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in the green room before the show. Yeah, I think so.
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Honestly, like, after the show, even. It's pretty annoying.
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I've been not liking that either. I'm kidding.
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Well, I'm becoming a grouch. No, when you're playing bigger
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venues, it's kind of. Cool to have, like,
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a band green room and then like, a hangout green room.
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Yeah, that's what you should start doing.
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You're probably playing big enough places for that now. Yeah. We are.
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I mean, I don't know, just personal space, but also.
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There's a lot of guys named Tanner and Brock. Yeah, it's.
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Never show up at the at the. Never a bunch of cool chicks that
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have, like, good stuff to talk about. It's just dudes.
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Dudes trying to give us cocaine. Yeah. Mhm. Yeah. Trying real hard.
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I've been taking those guys off the guest list. Really? Yeah.
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What do you mean how does that work? You just tell them.
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They're like, guys, see? Like, if I see some dudes named,
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like Brock or Tanner or you just take Z, I'll just like sidebar Bo and
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be like, hey, take these guys off. Well,
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what happens when they get there? And they're not on the list anymore?
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No, they're they're on the show, but they're not getting AA.
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Oh, but they're getting the show for free. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's cool.
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But like, you're not getting AA. They're on the list, but they're
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not in the cool, cool list. That's like my biggest lately that's
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been my biggest pet peeve is like, right when I get off stage,
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dude, there's fucking four dudes right away.
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Like, just like, ready to, like, give us a bag.
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Yeah, it's right away to right away. It's like you guys can just do it.
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You don't have to do it. Like, look, can you just like, like,
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hide it? You can do it by yourself. We don't have to share.
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You can just be back here. You know what I mean?
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Are they just. Or like. Like before, like, uh,
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before we're even off stage? Because I get off stage first.
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Yeah, right. They're already in there doing blow.
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Of course they've been back there for.
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They've been back there for two hours.
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They even watched the show. They didn't watch the show. Yeah.
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They don't even know what your band's called. It's fucking. Insane. Dude.
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They think you're in Snoop Dogg's band.
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Oh, speaking of that, shout out to Zac Brown and Snoop
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Dogg for releasing Chris Gelbuda and his song. Hell yeah.
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It's fucking surreal, dude. It's a fresco song,
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so it's always a very vague term. They're hard to remember.
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Song titles are hard to remember. They're never like, oh yeah, they're
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not very specific the hard way. Um, but it's crazy. It felt real.
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It felt real when they played it live yesterday and Snoop Dogg's
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in in the room, you know. Oh, you were there with Snoop Dogg?
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No, but Gelbuda was. I wanted to fly out,
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but I had to do all these podcasts. You got to meet Snoop.
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That's how dedicated I am to the podcast. Hell, yeah.
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Nick, just wanted to let you know that. Okay.
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Dedicated to your job that's named after you.
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I don't want to meet Snoop Dogg. They say never meet your heroes.
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I met him once. We opened for him ten years ago.
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Yeah. And, uh. He's so famous. Yeah, he, uh.
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He's, like, one of the most famous people on Earth.
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Actually, it was the coolest thing he was with. Corrupt.
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Corrupt hangs out with him all the time. I love corrupt, actually.
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And he's. He's the one that raps real fast
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and high, right? Yeah, yeah. He's got one of these.
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He's got, uh, Snoop Dogg has this woman who just,
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like, curates all the weed. So everyone's always, like,
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backstage trying to, like, have Snoop Dogg promote their weed.
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Yeah. Of course. So she's the one like, hey,
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this guy's from this place and this guy's from this place, blah, blah,
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blah. So he's just always hustling. Dude, this guy is such from what
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happened in the past. Allegedly. Well, I mean, he's innocent.
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He got found innocent in a court of law. So what he is now is amazing.
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Murder was the case that they gave him from being.
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Being not guilty. Allegedly. No. He's not guilty in a court of law.
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Allegedly. He's not allegedly not guilty.
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He got found not guilty. Okay. He's good. He didn't do it.
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Okay, so that's that's what I'm trying to. Allegedly. Allegedly.
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What is allegedly, allegedly is like before they get found or anything.
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You can't say he's guilty of something if they haven't had
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their trial yet. So yeah. So he was not guilty.
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He was allegedly killed someone, but then they got found not guilty.
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So like getting through that trauma. Yeah. Fucking 17 that happened. Yeah.
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And then writing bangers all the time and then keeping his name relevant
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through his 50s until he met up. Yet he's like 60. No way.
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I don't think he is because I think he's like 52. I gotta Google. That.
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He got famous so young, dude. No, I think he's 60. I think he's.
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I'm gonna guess he's 53. He's 53 years old. Trivia.
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What the fuck? Because he blew up in, like.
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Nick Nicholas. Fucking girl. Because I remember when he blew up
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and it was like 93, and he was like, or 92, and he was like 19 then. Damn.
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He's six years older than Sean. That's not that old dude.
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Know how long he's in? Like, he's like, it's pretty crazy,
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actually. He was. He became the mayor of America.
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He was almost a child star like he was that young.
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He was just on the cusp of that, but he was just a little too old.
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It's just surreal that Snoop Dogg is singing our song.
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My Song with Gelbuda. It's surreal how young he is and
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how much more time he has left to be famous.
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I know I thought he was so much older he. Could be president.
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But think about it like he did cookbooks with fucking Martha
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Stewart. So going back to the show. So we opened for him.
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It was us, Slightly Stoopid and Snoop Dogg in the Coachella grounds.
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It was like some wine festival. And I was so nervous.
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I was like, wait, I waited in line after like the. It was so la.
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You guys weren't that good yet? Probably. No. Yeah, we were horrible.
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Yeah, we were just like a fun show. You were what you were. Yeah.
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But we, um. I waited in line. All the weed people, once,
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all they gone. He was about to leave. I'm like, Snoop, we open for you.
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Can we just take a picture with you? He's like, where's the whole band at?
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Yeah, he's nice like that. Yeah. And the band, we.
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I basically whistled at them and literally 11 people get out of
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this van. They're like, how many motherfuckers.
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Are in this band? Then he said to me, he's like,
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you N-words ain't making no motherfucking money.
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I was like, that's the coolest shit ever.
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There's no fucking higher honor on Earth than a black person
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calling you the N-word. Oh my God. And then full circle, um,
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this honky is, uh, riding Snoop Dogg, a country song, so it's.
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Yeah, exactly. It's a Zac Brown song. Full Circle. Have you met Zac Brown?
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I have, at Marcus King's wedding. He's a cool dude, actually.
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Marcus King sat me down with, um. I sat next to Chris Robinson at
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the wedding, and then. Oh, yeah, he was a trip talking
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to me about everything. He's a bad reputation, but.
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But he put all the jam people in a table like lettuce us.
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And we were deep in the back, you know?
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Then it was like Zac Brown, Jamey Johnson,
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all these fucking country guys. You're at the sea market table.
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I was in the sea market, but I was surprised they put Chris
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Robinson in that area. Yeah. And, uh. He's kind of jam band adjacent.
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Yeah, he. And he knows. I think, uh,
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Marcus and Bradley were like, yo, this guy eats shit ton of mushrooms.
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Frasco eats a shit ton of mushrooms. Does. Chris Robinson does.
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Oh, my God, we are eating mushrooms and talking about the universe.
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He's he's he was. I thought he was gonna be a dick.
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I think he gets a bad rap. That's what I was gonna say.
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My girlfriend worked for him last year and said he was like,
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super nice to everybody. The coolest. But like, he he.
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It's the same thing with the Oasis. Shit.
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He joined a band with his brother, and they fucking used to beat
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the shit out of each other. I do think Oasis is actually two
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dickheads, though. I don't think Chris Robinson.
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I think he just like, doesn't get along with his brother.
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Also, Chris Robinson's very like honest.
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And I've been obsessed with these Oasis interviews, have you?
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Yeah, they're kind of these. Dude, what was I saying about
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Chris Robinson? Oh, yeah. He's like is very blunt.
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One thing people don't like is like, he's kind of blunt in interviews
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and he'll say what's on his mind, but it's like,
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that's I kind of like that. It's like kind of nice to have a guy
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that's like not just a pussy about everything, you know what I mean?
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Dude, I fucking I'm obsessed with Oasis right now.
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Because everything's so fake now and weird when people like,
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musicians do interviews. It's all just so, like, fake.
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Here's my Oasis question for you. Do you think Oasis would be famous
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this famous if they didn't quit? Um. Oh no. I don't either.
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I think that they're like, kind of like, it's kind of like
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Jimi Hendrix. Like if Jimi Hendrix. Yeah, I don't like Oasis that much,
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but. I'm obsessed with this guy. With that? Is that Liam or Noel?
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That's Liam. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he's the
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real dick. He's the real dick. I think he's the reason they don't
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get along. He said at the cold. The cold play things wild too.
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We gotta talk about that. But we will.
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But it's kind of interesting how like. Like Oasis.
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Like maybe I'm quitting is like, was really good for them. Yeah.
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We're not getting along. It's like, the best thing for their
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career. Oh, they. Have two songs. Yeah, they have. Wonderwall.
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And, um. Against. That's one. No champagne supernova. Champagne.
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And then, uh, look back in anger. Oh, yeah. Maybe they have four songs.
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They have fucking three. Amazing. I mean, they're huge. They are.
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Those songs are incredible. They're incredible songs, I know,
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but they're just so. I don't know. You just don't like the British.
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Yeah. I mean, my mom's from there,
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but. Yeah, you're Scottish. I'm half Scottish, half British,
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half French, half German. No, be really fucked up.
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If they the first show back they played on 4th of July.
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They already played. But the first show back they
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played 4th of July in America. They're the Gen-X Beatles, I guess,
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or something. They didn't. They said something about they
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hate the Beatles. They said they don't write real
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songs. That's the stupidest fucking
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thing I've ever heard in my life. I think they just say shit just
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to piss people off, which I. I mean, Trump's doing it.
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I do it all the time. It's like half my day. But, uh.
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I got tickets. I'm going. Uh oh, you are.
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I'm going to New York. MetLife. MetLife. What's playing MetLife?
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Is that. Where. The. Giants. And Jets play? Oh, yeah.
13:11
They always change the name The Meadowlands. Yeah.
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Flying in on September 1st. So if anyone's in town, come on,
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let's hang out. Let's go listen to some oasis.
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December 1st at the Meadowlands. But, um, I think it's that
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brother thing, man, when you're in a band with your brother. Man.
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Are there any examples of going really well? Oh, the Bee Gees.
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Yeah, that was a good doc. That was a good brother band.
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What's an what's a. What's another Hanson.
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Yeah, they're still doing it. Yeah, they're pretty cool.
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They did the podcast. Yeah. They're cool.
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You see the the footage from the Backstreet Boys live at the sphere?
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It looks awesome. It looks fucking awesome.
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In sync. Rolling in their graves. Watching that.
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So much cooler than NSYNC Backstreet Boys.
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So shout out to, um, shout out to, uh, Snoop Dogg and Zac Brown.
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Okay, um, but I want to call. I do want to call Gelbuda because
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he was in the room in there and he has some hold on he's gonna hate.
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That's my take. Oasis will be playing casinos right
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now. If they didn't break up in 1996. A lot of people would. Be. Yeah.
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They're that. Big. I'm not blaming Oasis.
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I'm just saying. What about Bob Marley?
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Oh, man, that's an interesting one. I don't know, he was so culturally
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impactful. I know. He might. Okay, Chris, you're on the podcast.
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Really? Yeah, yeah. Chris got my songwriting partner
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who was the main contributor to Let It Run with us.
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Hey, Chris, welcome to the show. Right now you're in. The podcast.
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With Nick. Just quickly. Hi, Chris. Sorry, I'm in a hotel room in
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Hollywood with my girl and my baby crying in the background.
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It's okay. Just talk. Just talk about the first thing about
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Snoop Doggs. The Snoop Dogg thing. Just give us a little brief.
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What happened over there? Uh, well,
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we were at a Zach is in LA doing, um, promo for his run at the sphere.
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Um, and so we decided to do a little, um, pop up show at a place called
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the desert Five Spot Hotel. And they, I guess they made, like,
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a social media post and gave out a couple hundred tickets to,
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like, influencers and all that, and, um, and then Snoop Dogg came
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out and sang Let It Run With Us, and we shot like a music video.
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What do you say about the song? Do you like it? He loves it.
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It's fucking awesome. This is crazy. Isn't this crazy?
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Are you in shock that this happened to us?
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I mean, it feels kind of like simulation theory a little bit.
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It does, dude, because I remember, like, you know, it's like we're
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walking into this thing, and then reality feels it then.
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Did it feel like, oh, shit, it's real now when you saw him
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in the room with you playing? Well, it's actually funny because I
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wasn't, I was I was side stage when, um, I saw Snoop come walking up and
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he kind of gave me this nod and he had like, the five inch blunt in
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his hand. And I was like, hell yes! So I just took my shot and I walked
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up to him and I'm like, can I hit that? And he's like, sure, man.
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He seems really down to earth. Rip off that. And then, uh.
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Did you tell him you wrote the song? Yeah.
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Later on, we were, like, hanging in the stairwell waiting
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for him to clean out the thing. And Zack told him he's like,
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this is my boy Buddha. He wrote the song with his
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friends and all that. And Snoop was like, yeah,
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I love that shit, man. I love that motherfucker.
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Uh, I'm so proud of us. Super nice guy.
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He's actually exactly the way he portrays him.
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He has an incredibly high approval rating.
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I didn't we looked up his age. He's only 53, dude.
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Yeah, dude, he's a young guy, I guess. Isn't it crazy? What?
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You know, after the sphere, you said, hey, we should write this
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song in Vegas with Widowmaker. And we're like, oh, I'm so hungover.
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You came over and we fucking did it. If we didn't do that, look at us now.
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What's even weirder is that I had to get online this morning and write
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music for a porno film over zoom. So it's like, what? Are you serious?
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How do I get a guy? It's like work for hire.
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Shit I was doing because the money was too good.
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So I went from Snoop Dogg and a penthouse bar in Hollywood to
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writing porno instrumentals in my hotel room. How the fuck.
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Do I get a job writing porno? Uh, the life of Chris Gelbuda.
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I'm living many lives. When are you going to Carpinteria?
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Going there now. All right. Go have fun.
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Let me talk to Amber for a second. Let me talk to Amber. No.
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Amber took the baby out of the hotel room so I could talk to you.
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Okay, then give me two more minutes of your time.
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Um, what's Zac Brown's feeling about this song? He loves the song.
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I think some of his fans are a little polarized because it has
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so many F-bombs, and. I know. Weed references and people are
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in the comments like so. That's why our country and weed
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intertwined. And I'm like,
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have you ever heard country music? Go check out Willie Nelson,
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you fucking morons. Anyway. Exactly. Um, well, you're in Zac Brown's
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band now, so enjoy all that. I'm not in the band. I'm just.
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Just helping out here and there. That's all it is.
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Well, I'm so proud of you. And I know you don't like to
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take compliments, but we're all really proud of you.
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And thanks for believing in me and giving me a shot to be in the room
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with those guys, so thank you. Hey, thanks for buying me those pina
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coladas at the Caesars in Vegas. And thanks for the invite,
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motherfucker. Why couldn't I go? I think that's the only productive
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thing that's ever happened in the history of Las Vegas. Is that song.
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We still need to celebrate with Widowmaker in Vegas. Save me a day.
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But I don't want to go to Vegas. I'd rather go to, like,
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Boulder or somewhere where we can be not degenerates.
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I'm not bringing Widowmaker to Boulder. Um, it's not happening.
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That might that might go. That might go poorly.
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All right, buddy, enjoy your time off I love you. I'm so proud of you.
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This is fucking awesome. God bless. See you. Nick.
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Hey, you can't say that you're white. Goodbye. Bye bye.
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They can't even say it. Chris Colby is the best.
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Yeah, I've known him. I've written so many songs with him.
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One good one. And we got one good one out of it.
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That's all it takes. I thought try not to die.
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I was gonna blow up. Me too. Didn't work. Why not?
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I mean, it didn't blow up. Blow up? Also, the label didn't want to
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take that one to radio. They should have took that to radio.
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I agree. Yeah, that was the one I thought
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was the one. They put crazy things as the radio.
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I'm like. Which one's the crazy. Thing?
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This is what I love about these radio people. Yeah.
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They don't know what the fuck they're doing. To be honest.
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I kind of. They. Don't know. 110% agree with you on that.
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And they're like trying to keep their jobs alive.
19:16
So they're like, they're doing all these little
19:17
$5,000 campaigns with all everyone. They don't know what the fuck
19:22
they're doing. They don't they're not tastemakers.
19:24
No, they're they used to be. They used to be. Not anymore.
19:26
And they're just. Trying to survive off their
19:28
fucking $5,000 campaigns. Yeah. In the 70s, it was like cool
19:31
guys who, like, knew a lot about music and they would go and tell
19:34
everybody what music to listen to. And now it's just like nerds that
19:36
just, you know, have a communications degree from UC Denver. It's crazy.
19:43
Yeah, I don't know. I don't like it. No, it's also radio is kind of
19:46
worthless now anyway, isn't it? I mean, that's where you make all
19:48
the money still. Man, if this. Terrestrial. Radio.
19:51
So like, they're, they're giving me the lowdown on the money.
19:55
But people don't listen to the radio anymore, though. Or do they?
19:58
More than I think they do. Um, it's still a big thing in
20:02
country and. Oh, country. Yeah. That's like,
20:04
because they still sell CDs even. Yeah, because I got a little piece
20:07
of pie and I got 20% of this tune. That's what I'm saying.
20:09
But I didn't think that people really flipped on 97.3 FM anymore.
20:13
When's the last time you did that in your car? If it hits the Sirius XM?
20:17
Oh, that's good spin. They give you like a really good
20:19
rate per spin too, don't they? 15 bucks a play. A play.
20:23
Off of the smaller channels. If you get on the big channel.
20:26
Like the Rock channel or. Whatever, it's 60 bucks a play.
20:29
Jesus Christ. How do they afford that subscription?
20:33
I know, but that's still like. They have 200 million subscribers.
20:36
Damn, that's pretty sick. But that's not terrestrial radio.
20:39
I'm talking about like, FM radio. There's still money in there,
20:43
weirdly. I don't. Know, but. You can see why I think there
20:45
wouldn't be, right? 100%. It's like, who's the last?
20:49
But I guess country's a little different.
20:50
They're like ten years behind. Someone was telling me every
20:52
20 million, every 20 million Spotify streams is $100,000.
20:58
Yeah. That makes sense. Yeah. It's like five. Yeah.
21:01
For every million, you get like 5000 bucks then. Mhm. 20 times five.
21:06
Yeah. Yeah. Still shitty 20 million. You're only getting 100,000 bucks.
21:10
Daniel's a monster. Fuck that guy. Dude, what's the guy from Spotify on
21:14
Spotify. What's the deal with him? He's a Swedish billionaire
21:16
that's like. He knows nothing. He's just a tech guy running.
21:18
His. Shit. Now he's investing in, like,
21:20
huge ass, like, uh, military industrial companies, right?
21:26
He's like investing in, like, an AI defense. It's like, fuck off, dude.
21:29
You have $10 billion. Like Gardenista might have.
21:32
Great story about this. I went on a date.
21:34
She kind of was looking at me funny because I was kept on
21:37
asking for Jameson on the rocks at this really fancy restaurant.
21:41
So I saw Gardenista. These guys are my sponsors.
21:43
I thought it'd be cool to, like, say, hey, I'll grab Gardenista on ice.
21:47
And I did, and she liked me more. So do you want to be a dirtbag?
21:53
Fucking drink, Jameson. But if you want to be sophisticated,
21:56
go to gardenista. Drink some on ice and tell em
21:59
Frasco sent you.
22:08
What's the deal. With this Epstein stuff?
22:10
It seems like, uh, everybody is guilty, and they're all colluding
22:14
to not have the list come out. I know this is scary.
22:18
Tim Dillon just did a, uh, emergency podcast. Did you?
22:21
Well, I listened on Saturday. I didn't listen to.
22:23
I listened to Saturday. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
22:25
Yeah, I got a dinner. I went out with a dinner.
22:27
I'm not telling you who. Small guy. I'm like small guy, RFK junior.
22:31
No, he's not small. He's jacked. Remember?
22:34
Then at the end he said, Indian food. Indian food.
22:37
That that. Guy Patel. Uh, no. Raj Ramaswamy, Vivek Ramaswamy.
22:44
Yeah. God, that. I could do. That. I hate all those people. Shit's wild.
22:48
Just reminds me of, like, all the nerds. Have you.
22:50
Have you looked at the white House and POTUS? Instagram? Yes.
22:55
It's insane. It's. They're making memes. Yeah.
22:59
They're like, uh, they're like, uh, Denver doses or whatever.
23:04
It's like Denver doses or whatever. Yeah. Yeah. It's like. The UN's.
23:09
The white House is turning into fucking a biscuits fan.
23:12
It's become an idiot. That is so fucking funny.
23:18
Dude, that is it. The white House, the white.
23:21
That's the breakout. The Donald Trump would
23:23
definitely be a Disco Biscuits fan if he was a jam band fan.
23:28
Okay, let's think about this. Like, really? Julie? Ready?
23:31
Okay, let me do this. I just thought of this.
23:33
He went to Penn. Okay. Okay. He went to the same high school as
23:37
them. Wharton school of business. He. He's really successful.
23:41
Sneaky, successful. You know, like, he doesn't seem
23:43
like he'd be successful, but he is. Like. Brownie and Barber.
23:46
Barber has his own. He's smarter than you think he is.
23:48
He's a troll. They love to troll. Wow.
23:51
And he has terrible taste in music. I'm just kidding.
23:57
His wife's too. Hot for him. Hey, Barber. His wife is a babe.
24:03
Donald Trump, is she? I don't think. His wife is so beautiful.
24:06
Really? Mhm. Oh my God. Is Donald Trump a Disco Biscuits fan?
24:11
Yeah. What would Obama be? What what what jam band would
24:14
Obama like? Aggie. No. He's black. Yeah, true.
24:19
He's got way too much sauce. Maybe, uh, Derek Trucks, I think.
24:22
Saliva. Oh, Derek trucks a good one. Or Tedeschi trucks.
24:25
Tedeschi trucks band. He needs a little more than Derek.
24:28
Yeah, I like that. That's a good one. Okay. What about Reagan?
24:30
Reagan is, uh, Grateful Dead. He's a he's an old Republican.
24:35
What about. Bill Clinton? Bill panic. That's actually. Fucking great.
24:43
And then what about Biden? Biden for sure. Goose.
24:49
Oh, yeah, he does have. He's like Delaware, Connecticut.
24:52
Kind of like a regular guy. Like, uh. You know. Who's the fish?
24:56
One. Turtlenecks. Fish. Um. Bernie Sanders. Bernie would love.
25:02
Vermont. Yeah, duh. That's too easy. He was never president, though.
25:06
What about older presidents? What about, like, Andrew Jackson?
25:08
Um, he was like a piece of shit, so I guess, um. Don't say.
25:14
Don't fucking say it. Who can I piss off this week?
25:17
Spafford. Gerald. Ford. Jeff. He was a Spafford fan. He. Spafford.
25:21
Gerald Ford is definitely. Um. I was just gonna say he's the pigeons
25:26
playing ping pong. Gerald Ford. He's kind of falling down all
25:29
the time and sort of. What do you think prison would like?
25:31
Frasca, man? Um, let's see, that's a good Clinton.
25:35
Maybe a lot of sax. Sax. Sax solos. Let's see.
25:39
You're kind of really performative and you like to run
25:42
around and get attention. Reagan. No. Well, he was an actor.
25:46
You think Trump would like us? No, he would hate us.
25:50
Maybe Trump likes really dumb music, though. His favorite song. Is.
25:54
His favorite song is like YMCA by the Village People.
25:58
That's what he plays at his. When he does this dance.
26:00
He's bleeding. Out here. We gotta find the fresco fam.
26:04
Politician. Maybe not president. Maybe we gotta branch out. Yeah.
26:08
What about, like, uh, who do you think Hillary Clinton would like?
26:11
Do you think John Daley would love our band? Yeah, probably.
26:13
He would fucking. Love our band. He likes drinking and smoking
26:15
cigarettes halfway there. Yeah. I think Obama like our band
26:19
because he likes puffing cigs. Obama would like.
26:21
I think he's got a pretty open mind about music.
26:23
Yeah, he likes pop stuff. Um, I'm trying to think of who.
26:27
Who would be the politician? What about Jimmy Carter?
26:30
That's panic all the way, dude. Fucking panic for. Sure.
26:32
He's from Georgia. He's a peanut farmer. Yeah.
26:35
Biden. I like the Biden goose. Oh, you know who? Dig our band.
26:38
George Bush junior. Oh hell yeah, dude.
26:41
I take it George Bush junior. Gets a lot of shit.
26:44
Yeah, well, he did like he did. I mean, yeah, but, like, he's.
26:48
Also just dumb as. Fuck. But the thing about the
26:49
president is they're gonna. You're gonna like,
26:51
there's no good president. The best presidents, like,
26:54
kills a lot of people. Who's the best president of all time?
26:57
I don't know. Lincoln. Probably. I mean, he helped. I like FDR.
27:02
FDR was good. He got us out of that. He kicked ass. And he was.
27:07
Um, probably one of the George Washington early ones.
27:09
Jefferson maybe were really good. They had a.
27:11
Good which which, uh, or JFK. He was good, but he don't.
27:15
He wasn't president long enough to really tell, you know, because
27:17
he got murdered. He loved pussy. But like, when guys. Oh, yeah.
27:21
When guys get murdered, though, they're usually a good people. Yeah.
27:24
The government really only murders good people.
27:25
Martin Luther King, jr, Malcolm X, Fred Hampton, JFK.
27:30
Speaking of all these rich people, I was in Nantucket for a week.
27:32
Oh, no. Speaking of. Massachusetts rich people.
27:35
Hanging out with. Billionaires. Dude, there's.
27:37
Gotta be Kennedys out there. Nantucket, for sure.
27:39
Or no, they're Chappaquiddick, right? That's their thing.
27:41
But that's. There's duponts. Like,
27:42
we hung out with the DuPont family. Yeah, that's the whole thing out
27:45
there, right? It's crazy. And we hung out with, you know,
27:48
the owner of the bulls and, um. And then. Jerry Reinsdorf. Yeah.
27:52
The well, the the venture capital. Minor, like a minority owner.
27:56
Mhm. Yeah. But they used. To be Belichick came out to the
28:00
chicken box fucking with his girlfriend, 24 year old girlfriend
28:05
wearing a fucking skimpy old skimpy dress. The American dream.
28:09
She runs in like I want to dance. We're playing I want to dance.
28:13
At the end of the night, we were just packing up and she's just out
28:15
there with no one in the crowd, you know, because it was the end
28:18
of the night and then. Oh, my God, she looks familiar.
28:20
And then I see slowly walking. It's fucking Bill Belichick.
28:24
Oh my. God. He's like, fuck,
28:25
I don't want to be here, you know. Was he wearing all his Super
28:28
Bowl rings. No he was wearing like a a button up
28:30
shirt all the way up to his neck. Yeah he's a. Dork.
28:33
And he's like daps. He daps up all the guys at chickenpox
28:35
cause she always wants to go. So he's.
28:37
She's dancing and grooving, and he's just behind her,
28:40
just like, fuck, fuck, fuck. And just, like, kind of, like,
28:42
shrugging. He'll be worth it when you get
28:43
shoulders. Yeah. I mean, you can't blame the guy.
28:48
It is weird, but I mean, you. Know. Man, Nantucket is not a real place.
28:51
Yeah, I've never been. Actually, it's not a real place.
28:54
It's so fun. Did Cooney go? Um, no. But Cooney, the Jimmy Buffett.
29:00
Yeah. I didn't know if that was. Fortnite's all into that.
29:04
Yeah, it's crazy. Funny. That was a lot of fun.
29:07
Tribute bands are so hot right now. I know. It's crazy. What's the deal?
29:12
I don't know. People like stuff. What are you gonna.
29:16
Do for your widespread panic party? What do you mean? You're playing.
29:19
You're playing the after party? Yeah. What do you play? What songs?
29:22
My tunes. Yeah. Cool tunes. And then a bunch of just fucking
29:26
rip jam. Why don't you, uh, promote it a
29:27
little bit? Cuz it already happened. By the time this is going to
29:29
come out. It comes out Tuesday. Oh, it's about. To happen.
29:32
I'm happening. It's happening Friday. Wow.
29:34
You're flying to Asheville for this? Yeah. Are you making any money?
29:36
Yeah, I'll make some money. I got local guys on it so I don't
29:38
have to fly. Why are you doing it? I don't know, I. Got roped doing.
29:42
I got roped into it on Jam Cruise. What? It's gonna be fun.
29:45
I know, but the math is not my thing. You don't like widespread?
29:50
I like widespread. Why? In Asheville, North Carolina?
29:53
I love because CJ's like, do you want to do this?
29:55
And I was like, hell yeah, Neil's already there.
29:56
My drummer with his band for two days, and then I hired two local
29:59
guys to be the bass player and the keyboard player.
30:01
So it's going to be good money. Um. Holy shit.
30:04
It's like two blocks from the venue. Wow. Yeah, it's the one. Stop.
30:08
You know? Yeah, yeah. One in, one out, baby.
30:11
Um, it's gonna be fun. I just, I don't know,
30:13
I just wanted to do it. I just wanted to go do something to.
30:16
It's good. I like Asheville. I'll go by myself. Have a.
30:18
This is kind of fun for me because, like, I don't have to hang out with
30:21
my band. And next week, baby. Levitt. Levitt. Pavilion. Pavilion. Chairs.
30:28
Gerlach. Frasco and the barbs. We're pavilion, baby.
30:32
We're pavilion heirs. I, I can't believe it.
30:36
Speaking of pavilion heirs, you know who we got on the podcast?
30:38
Travie McCoy. I don't know who that is.
30:40
He was in gym class heroes. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah.
30:43
I wanna be a billionaire so bad. No, actually, I'll be good.
30:48
I'll make a little more than I would make working here all weekend.
30:51
I'll get to go there for a couple days. But I'm really excited.
30:54
So grab your free tickets August 2nd. I think we've sold a shit ton of
30:57
free tickets. I know it's weird to say sold,
31:00
but yeah, I get reserved. I think there's like 8000 people
31:03
reserved tickets. We're doing a hot 45. Hot 45.
31:07
It's gonna be good. I like doing a 45.
31:09
I'm gonna do Black Hole Sun. Yes. It's your banger.
31:12
It's the centerpiece. That's. I always do that. Second to last.
31:15
It's the perfect for that song. Yeah, I think.
31:17
I think I always end with an original.
31:20
Yeah, but also like, I like ending with the song. Everyone knows second.
31:25
Me too. And then they're. Then they'll pay attention to
31:27
your last one more. Yeah. Yeah, but you gotta.
31:29
It's gotta be a banger. Yeah, but can't just dull, dull.
31:32
You can't just. Black Hole Sun is a banger.
31:34
No, the last song. Oh, I know what I'm gonna play last.
31:37
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31:42
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32:21
You never know. I do want to promote some shows.
32:24
Okay. And then we'll get back to business.
32:26
Um. What shows? The Nantucket thing is crazy.
32:30
Nick, you would love it. You think I would fit like rich
32:32
people? I love rich people. And it's so fun hearing them
32:35
talk about rich shit. I like them because they're kind of
32:37
white trash. Rich, too. They're like. Dude, they're New Englanders.
32:40
They say dude and. Yeah, yeah, right. I think I would fit in great there,
32:44
actually. They're like, you piece of shit.
32:46
Be a man. I was like, there was this girl
32:49
who just kept calling me a pussy. About what?
32:52
I don't know, she loved our show so much.
32:54
And I was just kind of shy during, like, just like at the, you know,
32:59
we're all grouped dinner and stuff. These New England girls,
33:03
they're like, oh, you fucking pussy. Hey, big boy, you pussy,
33:07
you pussy. I love women like that. I was it was kind of hot.
33:11
It's kind of Indiana. A little bit to.
33:13
Kind of Indiana. A little. Women are mean, but I like when
33:16
women are mean to you. It's it's kind of it's fun, like.
33:19
Because I know you're deeply scared of them. Oh, yeah.
33:21
And like, they're fun to drink with. Like, you know, it's like we weren't
33:24
even. We don't hook up. It was just. She was calling me a pussy
33:26
because she thought it was funny. It is funny. You are a pussy, too.
33:29
I am a. Pussy. That's why it's funny. August 1st, we're playing Del Norte.
33:34
Rhythms of the Rio, the North. October or not? October. August 1st.
33:39
August 2nd or in Denver. Denver with my boy Nick Gerlach
33:43
at the Levitt Pavilion. And Babs. And Babs. Barbara.
33:46
Oh, dude, how are they doing? They're doing great.
33:48
I saw Ana last night. I played a gig with Camila on.
33:50
How's Ana doing? Great. She got bangs.
33:52
She said she was gonna get bangs. I thought you said something else.
33:54
Um, I thought you said. Did she get banged?
33:56
I was like, Jesus Christ, no, she has a boyfriend. Um. No bangs.
33:59
I don't know, I don't think so, but maybe I don't. She said she's.
34:02
I'm proud of them. They just got a new, um.
34:04
I just did a gig with Camila. They got an article in the
34:07
Denver Westword or something. Oh. That's cool. Yeah.
34:09
Me and Camila did a duo gig last week. Where? At that jazz place.
34:13
Clayton. That's what you should be doing.
34:15
More of. Duos. You and her. Fucking Clayton.
34:18
Dude, you'd make so much money. We did. We did?
34:21
Yeah, it was good money. Why don't you do that?
34:23
Like, once a week? I'm doing more. Maybe once a month.
34:25
I'm doing more jazz stuff, though. Coming up. Cool.
34:29
Bailey, me and Bailey are doing some gigs.
34:31
We should get you on the podcast. Like, is it as a guest.
34:35
To promote jazz? Promote jazz? That's funny. Um. August 7th.
34:39
We're in Rochester. That'd be fun. August 8th. Brockville, New York.
34:44
I don't know where that is. Barkerville. Barkerville.
34:46
Um, South Kingston, Rhode Island. August 9th is sold out.
34:51
Thank you for that. Wellfleet, Massachusetts.
34:54
What are these. Towns? They're all beach towns.
34:55
What are these? Okay. God, I'm getting angry. I don't even.
34:58
Well, wait till you hear all these names.
35:01
You won't even know any of these. Wellfleet, Massachusetts.
35:04
Um, what, uh, at the Beachcomber is also sold out.
35:07
August 10th. Don't think. Places Wahlberg's by their home
35:10
a second home. Yep. Hampton, New Hampshire,
35:13
at Bernie's beach bar Spa is. They said there's 200 tickets
35:17
left for that, so grab your tickets. It's 240.
35:20
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. I know that one. That's a suburb.
35:24
Yeah. Um, we need help with that. I'm surprised we haven't sold
35:28
that many tickets. Well, when is that show?
35:31
Philadelphia. August 13th. So they'll probably. Yeah.
35:35
August 14th. Um. The Hamptons, that show is almost
35:39
sold out, but that's like. It's like 150 cap,
35:42
and the tickets are, like, 100 bucks a pop. Really? Yeah.
35:45
It's like, oh, yeah, it's a Hamptons. 100 bucks to them is like ten bucks.
35:48
Yeah, yeah, it's like we're the cheapest show Paul McCartney is
35:50
playing the next night. Yeah. Um, so shout out to the Hamptons for.
35:54
Keep on booking us there. Um. Baltimore, Maryland.
35:57
That show is almost sold out, too. This tour is killing it.
36:01
Um, no, it's, uh, Union craft brewing.
36:05
Okay, then we go down to Virginia Beach. Ooh.
36:07
Um, that show is definitely not sold out.
36:09
I think that's, like, only 50 tickets. Virginia Beach.
36:13
Man. Touring. So humbling. You know, you pack out fucking week
36:16
and then all of a sudden boom. Just weird how regional it is. Yeah.
36:20
Um, August 21st, black mountain. Uh, Asheville going to go
36:24
support Asheville and try to raise some money for them. Oh.
36:27
That's cool. Um, August 22nd. The big. What? I was gonna say.
36:31
I haven't talked to Nick. Fucking big something in forever.
36:34
I talked to him the other day, actually. We texted for a minute.
36:37
Let's call him. He's gonna be in Asheville this
36:38
weekend, too. I haven't talked to Nick. Nick?
36:41
Nick, Nick. They're doing an after party the
36:43
day after me. In so long. I thought he I think he's scared
36:46
of me. They're doing. They're doing orange peel the day
36:50
after I do the other one. Wow. He won't even answer anymore.
36:56
He's probably raising a child or fucking.
36:58
He is raising a nine person band with. We don't.
37:02
I haven't talked to him in months. You're playing this festival?
37:06
I know I put him on the Little Stranger Frasco fest too.
37:10
When's that? October. I think we're announcing that pretty
37:13
soon. You got to get that out there. Oh, see,
37:17
he don't answer my phone anymore. He's so normal. He's a sweet boy.
37:22
Yeah, we just talked to him the other day.
37:23
He's playing in Asheville the day after I am.
37:25
Is he gonna come a day early? No. They're playing Floydfest or
37:27
something. I was trying to get him to come
37:29
sit in. That sucks. I was gonna do a video tomorrow
37:33
inviting widespread pain to come sit in, but they have to pay cover.
37:38
I'm like. I'll tell Dave. Set some ground rules.
37:41
It's gonna be a fun night. Actually, it's gonna be good. Um.
37:44
But, yeah, that's my August dates. Come on out and support the band.
37:49
Uh, I can't thank y'all enough. Everyone's just been.
37:52
We've just been packing out these fucking festivals,
37:55
and you guys are just showing up singing every song. It's just, I.
37:58
I think we changed a new leaf on this whole new leaf. Yeah.
38:05
Wouldn't the band get good? I think the band got good last year.
38:09
Oh, last year even. Okay. I think we got good last year.
38:12
I thought it was like 2021. You think so?
38:14
No, because we're still only bringing a couple hundred people.
38:17
No, I mean like, good at music. Like when you were, like,
38:19
became like, good at. I feel last year. Performing.
38:21
Together. Yeah. Like song wise. I mean, we could always put on a
38:25
show and just. Yeah, but that's not a lot of good
38:27
shitty bands can put on a good show. I'm talking about when you
38:29
became good at executing. I think this year or last year. Okay.
38:33
We were being even harder on yourself than I am. You think.
38:35
You think four years ago. Maybe. But I don't know.
38:37
I also didn't I hadn't seen you in a while, so I was like, it was
38:40
definitely way better than it was, like ten years ago, right?
38:43
I think I'm writing better songs. That helps. Yeah. Crazy.
38:48
How's the band doing? We're actually pretty good.
38:50
We're in good spirits. Everybody's getting along.
38:52
Everybody's. We stayed at Floyd's house for a
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week. The house is nice. What the fuck? I'm, like, mad at him.
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He's got money, dude. He's got those, like, remote control
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airplanes. Isn't that crazy? That video blew up. Got, like, 100.
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That's like a trend right now. Yeah, yeah, you gotta do trends.
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Um. Yeah. Isn't that crazy? Now I know why he doesn't want
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to play like an Ohio and shit. Yeah, no, I wouldn't either.
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Am I fucking beach house with an in-ground pool? Isn't that crazy?
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Yeah, and in Nantucket full time. I don't really get it.
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Doesn't he have two houses? Um, yeah. He has. He rents out one, too.
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Mm. He's got family money. I don't know him that well.
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I don't know, probably he. We should call. Him.
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Call him and ask him how he's rich. Yeah.
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Yeah, that's actually a good point, I don't know.
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So who'd you have on base, though? You had Richie?
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I had Floyd through Nantucket, and Richie just did this last
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weekend. Richie? Yeah. He doesn't answer my calls. Right.
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Busy raising a child and mowing the lawn?
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No, he he he's been doing this rock camp. He's like the counselor.
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That was cool. He's awesome. Dude, that was so fun. Oh, yeah.
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You went and did it right. No one answered my calls anymore.
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About you today, man. No one. I think they're pissed because
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the Zac Brown thing is popping. I messaged Ben Mincey on
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Instagram yesterday to because I know he loves panic. Oh yeah.
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And I was like, come hang out at my after party.
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He's not going to be in Nashville. What's the panic fans like?
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Um drunk southerners. They're actually pretty darn cool.
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Down to earth. I love Jimmy Herring. I think he's.
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A I think they're the coolest fan base at all of them. Really. I think.
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Like chill wise. Chill. Wise, you. Know who else are nice fans?
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Really nice fans. Goose fans. They are. They're fucking nice. Yeah.
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They're not like a ton to them, but they're nice.
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Yeah, I went to the show. Shut the fuck.
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I'm not trying to be mean. They're just like normal people.
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Yeah, yeah, I went to the show. It was just like a very,
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you know, normal. Just like guys with jobs,
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you know, like and like wives and, like. I think they're also like.
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It's not an insult. It's a compliment.
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A lot of these Phish fans are just like, make fun of gooses fans so bad,
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I'm like, shut up. Yeah, just fucking. Shut the fuck up.
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But it's like, this isn't fucking college sports.
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You could have more than one fan base.
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You know, and like, you don't really see panic fans
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going out of their way to do that. I think probably because they
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just still have dial up internet and they can't do it.
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Why is every panic, every dude panic fan has like the bangs and then
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the hat. The SEC haircut. The sec. Hey, Jack, pull up the sec haircut.
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Yeah, the Brock bowling. You know Brock bowling. Do you know.
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Do you know what I'm talking about? Jack, do you know him? Brock.
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Bowling? No. He used to be in Zeugma. He has, like, the.
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He has the SEC haircut. Wow, what a show.
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Um, we've we've been up for an hour. Jesus flew by.
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Graham Lush going to show up. You think? Um, yes. He's very proper.
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And we have an hour to get that set up.
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Um, any, um, any thing for the people to make sure they have a great week.
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Nick. No. Me either. All right. Have a great week. That's a fun one.