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Jimmy from Scooped Up joins the show! · Day Drinking With Dog

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  Drinking, drink drinking, Welcome Back Day, drinking with Dog. It is
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  July twenty six, twenty twenty three, summer rolling right along. It's almost
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  August. I always say once July fourth hits, the summer is basically over.
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  And uh that's because I work all summer, so I kind of wanted
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  to be over anyway. Today I got a great guest. Actually kind of
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  known this dude for a while. I always frequents the bar. I wouldn't
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  say you're a quiet guy, but you know, you do your own thing.
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  Jimmy from Scooped Up Jimmy, How thanks so much for coming on the
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  show. Now you are. I have not realized how much musical talent is
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  in this fucking town. Yeah, I mean you look around for you'll find
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  it. Yeah, I mean, I you know, I had some guys
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  back in the past that were like school teachers teaching guitar Are this guy Chris?
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  And then I had you know, got Hawkins on And then I had
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  the guitars from Hate Breed was on chips. Yes, yeah, we're sure,
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  great guy. Yeah yeah. Uh he plays at stone Bridge a lot
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  too, uh, you know. And then I had Tyler from A or
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  A Vision himself on and then I was introduced to you a couple of weeks
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  ago and I'm like, oh, yeah, I remember, I know you
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  senior. Yeah, yep. So you're you have a lot of things.
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  You are a man of music, art, film, all that stuff.
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  So let's start with the music because this is kind of weird. Like we
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  didn't talk about this pre show, but Chnide O'Connor died today. Do you
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  know what that is? I know, the Irish singer like the bald Head.
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  She's only fifty six. Nothing compares to you? Is this song?
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  No thing compassed to you? Yeah? All right, so she's she was
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  kind of uh, I mean, you know, rest in peace, but
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  she got very political later in life, which I guess they all do.
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  But she's only fifty six. It was weird. I had Benny mccoola from
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  The Alpaca nomes on and that was like May twenty fourth. That was the
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  Etina Turner died. So this again kind of I gotta be careful bringing on
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  the show. Oh I'm sorry, is not your fault. I was saying,
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  just the coincidence, like the same day, like that's that's I have
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  a musician on and they're dropping out there. So you're in a band called
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  Scooped Up. You've been around a while. You guys do all originals.
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  You sent me some videos last night. I got it. I got this
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  less downloaded. I won't play it right this second, but we'll do a
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  little twenty minute excerptum after you tell me kind of like your influences, how
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  the band started, where you're going from here, and you've got some exciting
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  news coming up with some current shows. So what's up and scooped Up?
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  Well, Scooped Up is my band. We've been around since twenty sixteen ish.
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  Our debut album came out twenty eighteen, so i'd count pretty much everything
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  after that is when we've been more established and stuff. Pretty much we played
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  skate punk and pop punk, uh, anything you could skate too. It's
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  pretty much what we sound like. I mean, you look you got the
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  skate or look, well I do. I do indulge in the in the
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  skating. We placed shows at our local skate park all the time that I've
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  been like throwing so like during COVID, we had nowhere to play right,
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  so um, we started throwing shows there at our park because I'm there all
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  the time. Anyway, Like back then, especially during COVID for whatever reason,
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  the park was filled with people because I guess everyone want to get outside,
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  and you know, there'd be like twenty people there every day anyway.
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  So I was like, hey, we might as well just start playing shows
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  here, and you know, playing people that are here. And this was
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  like right after like the major outbreak, so well some people were but like
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  this was like during the summer, so like everyone was outside anywhere, kind
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  of just like you're going to hang out with people. The only people busting
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  our balls or people on Facebook being like, oh my god, I heard
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  you guys played a show. Blah blah blah. It wasn't that big a
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  deal. But like that's where we started doing these small shows at the skatepark,
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  and then they grew to be bigger shows after CODE and stuff. So
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  yeah, we've kind of gathered a good scene with the skate community and the
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  bands around. Yeah. Well when I when I played the song this dyslexia,
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  right, dyslexic dyslexic, Yeah, you're definitely I got to, Like
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  I said, right off the rip, I got the Green Day kind of
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  yeah, like early Green Day Earl Bloque and two nineties and early two thousands
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  pop puns were you guys are three piece? You got you're doing lead guitar
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  or yeah, I sing and play guitar, okay, and then you have
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  a drummer and another guitarist right other yeah, bas players player. So you
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  do this video? I think it was for It wasn't for for Best Days?
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  Yes, And you guys are in a bus yeah, our our tour
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  band. Yeah, it's it's pretty cool, like like you you make it
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  look like you're driving with like a fish line on this theater. Yeah.
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  Yea, guys are all bouncing around on the back of this bus. Yeah.
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  So how what had you come with that idea? And how how did
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  you actually pull that off in video? Well, I mean we've been I've
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  been shooting and editing and directing all of our music videos from the get go,
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  so I feel like every time I had to kind of like, uh,
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  step it up a little bit, and that's kind of what that was.
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  Now I have to like I have to outdo that, which is gonna
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  be hard. But so when I first thought of it, I was like,
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  you know, like, once we got the van, I was like,
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  oh, obviously we got to make a video of us like playing in
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  the van and how funny would it be if there was no one driving and
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  I just had like a string and tied to my guitar and a brick on
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  the gas And then like we made it look like there's like speakers on the
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  outside, like we're like blasting the music out to the neighborhood and just driving
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  around and like people are shielding their kids ears and all this like stuff like
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  happens. So a lot of our music videos are kind of in that style
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  where there's kind of like something going on and a bunch of other things happening.
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  If you see if you check all our other videos that we've made in
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  the past, you'll see that kind of has like the same formulas of Best
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  Days. But I think that's where we kind of really pulled it off and
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  outdid ourselves. And yeah, let me tell you, it was really hard
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  to film because we needed like two cars, like the van, someone driving
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  the van, someone like driving next to us and filming the van. All
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  these different angles that we had to like figure out and get throughout that whole
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  summer that we were filming. It, had to get the dog to chase
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  it. Yeah, I was a friend of mine. He was. I
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  was like that, I always think they'll weird things and videos right now.
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  That could have taken all takes. It didn't take that long. But what
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  we had to do is he sat in the back of the van with like
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  the door opened, the left door opened, so at the angle that it
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  was filmed, you couldn't see that the door was opened. And he was
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  just sitting there just calling the dog's name while we were driving kind of slow,
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  and the dove would just chase after it. And then we sped it
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  up and made it look right right, he's like really racing after you.
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  The harder shot to the shoot was a friend of mine hitting the garbage with
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  a skateboard, Like he hit the jump that was made of garbage or whatever.
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  We shot that one day and it was like it was like the whole
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  video was like a sunny day, and then right when he landed that trick,
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  it just got cloudy. So we had to go back and do it
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  all over again, and uh, it still wasn't sunny, and I ended
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  up having to edit the video to make it look like a sunny day.
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  I had to make the sky blue, got rid of the clouds, changed
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  all the colors to make it seem like it's more of a yellow overcast like
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  and you can't really you can't tell until now if if you go on look
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  at the video, now gonna have to be able to tell. But like
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  I made it good enough to where you could it looks like a sunny day
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  and it looks like it matches. And I'm actually really happy with how that
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  video came out because it was like a couple months of work that that all
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  ended up working out. Like every shot was pretty much all this yourself.
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  Yeah, right, So if I'm not in front of the camera, I'm
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  behind the camera filming. And then if I'm in front of the camera,
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  I'll have a friend of mine and I'm directing and still you know, micromanaging
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  all of the shots and stuff, and then I'm editing everything and all that
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  stuff. One thing I've always wondered is is it hard to sync up you
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  singing the song because you're not singing the song. The song is being played
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  through the video, right, the studio version. Yeah, yeah, and
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  you're now I don't know if you're lip syncing to it, but you guys
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  are singing the song. So is it hard to go and adjust it back
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  to like line it all up perfectly. Um, for the most part,
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  not really, because we'd play it so much that we'd pretty much play it
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  around the same speed every time, and we never when we've recorded the song,
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  it's not even So is there one full shot of you guys in the
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  back of the van singing the song. There's like ten full shots of the
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  singing the whole song. Yeah, like we had. What I mean is
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  like you guys are driving to do the whole song, and then you then
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  you do it again and yeah and again. So I had some just driving
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  and then someone holding the camera and then all, well, all that's actually
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  happening is the drums are being played, and then we're just like playing our
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  guitars and singing to nothing. You can't really hear that, but like,
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  um, we did that like ten different times, and then realized like certain
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  places looked better in the background of the you know, so we had to
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  go somewhere else or like the sun and like the shadows weren't working right,
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  So we moved the van and drove north and apparently that worked way better and
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  whatever. So like bunch of little things we had to figure out like that
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  to make the video look like how I imagined it in my head, and
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  that's pretty much. It was pretty cool, Like that's how every video is
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  made. I'll imagine the whole thing in my head and then we'll go and
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  shoot it. Right. Yeah, so that was his name. That sound.
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  I'm sorry, best days, Best Days. Now we got dyslexic.
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  Where did you film this? I was at a little place called Little Last
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  Yeah, I knew it. I knew it, yeah, because I knew
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  Phil that passed away. Yeah. Phil was my boy dude. I used
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  to go there every single day for breakfast and I've gone there since middle school.
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  So like he was literally my homie and that's why he let us film
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  the video there. He was like, yeah, sure, come by.
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  Do you know you must know a step daughter. Yeah, we're actually went
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  to kindergarten together. I'm sorry, Ellie out. Yeah yeah, so I
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  used to date Kara, whose aunt is Kelly uh as mom. Yeah yeah,
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  no known since kindergarten. So I saw the first thing, but then
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  it was so quick and then I'm like, god, that looks like lasses
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  from this side. But I saw you put the scooped up sign out there.
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  Oh yeah, I changed the yeastead. I just edited that, just
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  made it say yeah yeah yeah and then uh and then at the end when
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  you guys are pulling out, I saw the coffee sign. I'm like,
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  oh, I'm pretty sure that's little last season. You know what's that's awesome.
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  You know what's crazy, though, is we shot that video like maybe
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  eight months before it came out, and it literally came out the day after
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  he passed away, or the day he passed away, or something like that,
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  like the night like he passed away, the night before the video like
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  he passed came out. I think, so yeah, yeah, which,
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  yeah, ri Ip Man, that was a real one. Yeah, Phil,
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  I used to that was like the hardest working man I've ever met.
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  He took one day off a year of Christmas Day. Yeah, it was
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  it literally yep. And he made like it was up at four in the
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  morning and every best breakfast. Yeah, even on even on his off days,
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  it was still better than any breakfast you'll get around here, you know
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  what I'm saying. So anything go on there? Nope? No, Well
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  he owned that whole plaza. Yeah, and so I'm guessing they're just using
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  that building as storage and and like they're still just taking revenue from all those
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  places that rent that plaza. You know, there's papas and I don't think
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  he drank much, but on the on the holidays, I got him a
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  little Oh yeah, I would. I used to make lemon cello, yeah,
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  from scratch and like one Christmas. Like, like you said, he
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  worked so hard, so I think he probably just wants to fuck fall asleep
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  on the couch. Yeah, And I'm like him on the field, He's
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  like, oh, that's pretty good, and that's day. I know,
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  he's kind of grabbing the bottle on his own and then a half hour later
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  he's snowing on the couch. I said, all right, did my job.
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  That's rest the peace fill. He was definitely was one of the hardest
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  workers I know. Definitely great. And he was at Milford Stable. That's
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  whatever. Yea too bad, but yeah, so it's cool you've kind of
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  paid homage to the place. Yeah. No, we didn't really realize it.
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  I would if I knew. Yeah, if if if I dropped the
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  video anytime later, I would have put in loving memory of Phil now I
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  think of it. But it literally came out the day that he passed away,
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  and it was already set in Stone like a month before that. Like
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  I had to come out that day because of everything. Yeah, right,
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  right, that's how you released music. You got to like put it in
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  stone a month beforehand, so that Spotify picks up all the algorithmic shit.
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  It's just a whole thing behind it. But yeah, I haven't figured that
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  out yet. So it was just super trippy and weird how that how that
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  happened. And I felt weird kind of like posting it the same day,
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  but I had to, And yeah, it is what it is. Not
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  like anybody gave me any grief about it, but I just it was just
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  really weird. It was a weird film, you know that was that was
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  a great so we well i'll play it right now. So this is dyslexic
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  now obviously if you can follow you it scooped up on YouTube where else,
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  Uh, just scooped up everywhere you got scooped up band dot com, pooped
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  up dot com, MGK sucks dot com. That's all our WEBSITEK sucks dot
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  com. I broke my dick dot com. Can we swear on this app?
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  Family? Yeah? I broke my dick dot coms our website. Um,
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  and then yeah, scooped Up band dot com. Yeah I said that
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  already. But yeah, so we got a bunch of websites just just in
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  case. Yeah, so I went to YouTube and I, uh, this
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  is where I watched the video, but where this is the one that was
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  filmed, So you can see the video itself on your page on YouTube and
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  all sorts of other like you said, yeah on our website. What was
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  the MGK like machine on Kelly MGK sucks dot com? Yeah, I made
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  that, certainly does. I made that right when he was blowing up,
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  and dude, we got like the it was. That was the cheapest,
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  uh, piece of promo I've ever made, because I just I just made
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  that website domain, and then I had posted it in this Facebook group,
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  like this pop punk Facebook group, and it went ballistic. I got like
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  seven thousand website views because everyone's like, oh my god, blah blah blah,
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  Like I just for whatever reason, like that pop punk group was just
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  filled with MGK shit that whole week or two or a month or a couple
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  of months when he was releasing those pop punk like albums or whatever. So
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  when I made MGK sucks dot Com, it was just so polarizing because half
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  the people in that group hated him, half the people loved the shot out
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  of him. So everyone's just like so funny. Oh you just create a
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  fucking shit storm. Yeah, everyone checked out was scooped up. So yeah,
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  well yeah that's perfect, like like he like that's what I don't get,
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  Like, like, I watched sports. I'm a big sports guy,
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  and it was last year, not this past year, the year before the
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  All Star Games for NHL and NBA, and he did that like the halftimes
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  on both over then, like like imagine these NHL fans are like, yeah,
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  like no one's paying attention. He almost you can see the frustration in
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  the space. Yeah, but yeah, he's a whole None, he's a
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  whole He's a whole show. I think, Well, they dumped a lot
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  of money into his career, you know, his what his label or whatever,
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  but they made a ton of money back. That's ryeah. I'm sure
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  you know. There's always people that listen to he was like the the guy
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  for like a year. Yeah, all right, so he was scooped up
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  with dyslexic. You can hear about thirty seconds here and then you can check
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  out the music video on YouTube or their website. Here we go my first
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  Again. My mouth I know says it all got through study my first Again
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  song. They're so short? Yeah, yeah, it was like a minute
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  forty eight. Yeah, most of our songs are like a minute forty seconds
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  or like a minute a half. Two minutes is like the the top.
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  Yeah you can told, I told you get you know, like you said
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  the Green Day in the Blink one eighty two. You got a good,
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  good, good voice for that genre for sure. Think yeah, no,
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  no doubt. Now did you just pick up guitar and you get lessons?
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  Are you one of those savants that just kind of can pick something up and
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  learn how to play. That's pretty much how I learned every skill that I
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  have, like whether it's art or filmmaking or whatever photography. Yeah, basically
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  just picked up the guitar. I bought my friends guitar one day, and
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  then I started just like learning songs that I liked, you know, Blink,
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  Blanto, Green Day, Good Charlotte, Random, nice call there.
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  Yeah, I don't know like uh mx p x um any any of those.
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  Yeah, I educated exist back then. So yeah, it was like
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  twenty fifteen, I just bought my friend's guitar and started learning some ship and
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  then just started picking up like how these songs were kind of like they kind
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  of are similar in a way. And then I just started writing my own
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  songs and that same type of like style. And then eventually, you know,
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  I jammed with some people that also sucked as bad as I did,
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  but you know, we had fun and I got the itch and I was
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  like, oh, this is sick. I actually want to, like,
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  you know, maybe do this a lot more. And then I ended up
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  hitting up a friend of mine who I've known for a couple of years,
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  no worries, and uh I realized that, uh I remember that he was
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  like a really good drummer, and uh so me and him jam one day
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  and from there, basically we clicked and that's um my drummer Jesse. Uh
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  that we've been jamming since then. You know, it's been like seven years
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  almost, but um yeah, from there, he got me to be a
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  way better guitar player than I ever was because he was such a good drummer
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  that it literally just like rubbed off. You know, being able to play
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  with someone who's on time all the time just helps you, you know,
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  one play on time, but also like get up to speed and just like
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  now you're just the only one that that has to like not mess up.
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  Basically, Yeah, I think I think that's a good life lesson to be
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  honest with you, like, you know, yeah, if you want to
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  learn anything, do something that they're doing exactly because it's just gonna I love
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  golf. I love golf guys that are better than me. Not only do
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  I watch them and study like how they prep and swing, but I I'm
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  never afraid to have a pointer. Yeah, well, it's just gonna rub
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  off on you. Actually, you know, I heard this really good saying
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  and I'm not gonna remember it right now, but it was like something just
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  like that where you know, if you're working with someone that's just so much
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  better than you, that's like a pro already at something that you want to
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  get good at, that like it's just gonna rub off on you because what
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  you're not gonna get worse, you know, if you're playing, if you're
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  so you're playing work ethic yea, and things will go from there. Say
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  you're gamin people that suck, like you're just gonna be like showing off and
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  not really getting better because you're you know, you're already way better than these
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  people that suck. So like how you're not gonna push yourself to get better.
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  But if you're the worst person in the room, you gotta fucking get
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  your chops up right, you know. But what with with anything, you
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  know, Like I used to do a graffiti art and spray paint art,
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  and that's where I started doing a lot of my like, uh, just
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  becoming an artist, I guess, and started this whole journey. It all
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  started when I just started doing graffiti basically I like to just that's like that
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  tracks my whole like artist, let's say artist, but he liked to do
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  graffiti. But yeah, so like when my father's basement, when you're there,
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  when you paint with people who suck, like, you're not gonna get
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  much better. But if you're painting people that are better than you, you're
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  gonna it's gonna rub off and you're gonna start painting better whenever, And you
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  have to like get your chops up and be you know, if you want
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  to be respected around in the graffiti community or whatever. Do you have any
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  local graffiti that you can tell me off air where it might be Uh,
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  well, actually, um, back in the day, you remember the Simpsons
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  Miurle that used to be in Devon right at um, like right across street
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  from Hair of the Dog. Yeah, yeah, before Hair of the Dog
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  existed, there was a big Simpsons mural. I painted that back in the
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  day. It was it was on the other side of the street or behind,
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  so it's not like so yeah, like there's a Star Cafe across the
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  street, so it's not there. It's the Irish right Irish Club now I
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  cub but it's uh yeah, it's the Bohemian High that's there now, Okay.
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  It used to be this shoe store. Yeah yeah, yeah, And
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  they hired me to paint this whole Simpsons mural, which actually was there for
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  a year or two and then they sold the blaze and someone painted over and
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  then whatever whatever. But how do you paint over a Symptons mare? I
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  know. Yeah, it was one of the biggest meals I've ever done.
• 19:07
  But yeah, I've been painting for over like for since two thousand and nine,
• 19:10
  so like fourteen years and half your life. Yeah, And like I
• 19:15
  started off by just doing like graffiti and just writing my name on stuff,
• 19:18
  but then I eventually just started to like to just do like just art stuff
• 19:22
  that people can like look at the wall and be like, oh, that's
• 19:25
  a bird or this is that instead of being able like looking at a tag
• 19:27
  and be like I can't read that. That does nothing for me, you
• 19:30
  know what I mean. So like I started just to started moving into just
• 19:33
  doing that, like making more murals and stuff like that. So I didn't
• 19:37
  do it, do you do? You have a catch like a So I
• 19:41
  grew up in Philly for a little while. Philly is like the graffiti capital
• 19:45
  of the world, and you know, we would take the train into the
• 19:48
  city from the suburbs and it was just graffiti the whole way. And my
• 19:51
  brother, really he's five years older than me, so I was really young.
• 19:53
  He just gravitated towards it. Yeah, same with me. And whenever
• 19:56
  I go to New York City, I see all the graffiti on the way
• 19:59
  there, and that we saw recurring tags and stuff. Yes, you have
• 20:03
  a tag or something. Yeah. I used to write life of Trip everywhere.
• 20:06
  Yeah, and that was like my tag whatever, and then like it
• 20:08
  was scooped up for a little while. Um, and then I've had other
• 20:11
  tags and stuff that I've done more legal stuff with that I don't just rather
• 20:15
  not but yeah, it was not flagged that I don't think anyone Yeah,
• 20:19
  but uh yeah no and that and that was like ten years ago. But
• 20:23
  I eventually evolved into just doing more mural stuff and just doing paintings that like
• 20:27
  I like to do and yeah kind of um, I don't know, just
• 20:33
  I eventually got better to where I was able to just paint anything that I
• 20:36
  can really think of, and instead of having to do letters and stuff,
• 20:38
  which it's hard to do letters if you really try to do it, like
• 20:41
  making really good graffiti looking letters. It takes a while to learn that.
• 20:45
  And this goes back to painting with people that are better than you, like,
• 20:48
  yeah, you want to learn these techniques from some somewhere, you know.
• 20:53
  Yeah. I never I could. I could, I could hand drom.
• 20:56
  I could never do it with spray paint. My brother was really talented
• 20:57
  at it. I just couldn't do it. It's it's it's an art,
• 21:00
  really his No. Yeah, it just takes a little bit of can control
• 21:03
  and once you get once you get good with the can. It's the cool
• 21:07
  thing about it is you could always pain over, so if you mess something
• 21:10
  up, you just take the color that you that's under it. Cut that.
• 21:12
  Yeah, do it again, and do it again, and do it
• 21:15
  again. Like you know, with certain art forms you can't really do that,
• 21:18
  or you have to erase and you see the eraser marks and whatever.
• 21:21
  You know. Yeah, that's the cool thing about panting is you can always
• 21:23
  just go over it until it's perfect. So I also watched another video you
• 21:29
  sent me. It was almost like a collage of shorts, comedic shorts,
• 21:34
  and I was literally I just you know, my family went to bed,
• 21:38
  I put my fucking air bods in and I listened to him and I was
• 21:41
  I was laughing like out a loud thank you you have if you have a
• 21:45
  similar dark sense of humor that I really appreciate that I kind of have.
• 21:49
  So it was right up my alley. Yeah, that's another thing I've been
• 21:52
  doing forever is making just just being like just making videos with my friends and
• 21:56
  just making joke videos or whatever. So like this January, I gave myself
• 22:02
  the challenge to make a video every day. So every day of January,
• 22:04
  I'd wake up with no ideas and I would just improvise a little short film
• 22:10
  and they'd usually be like a couple of minutes or whatever or two minutes.
• 22:12
  And with that challenge, it was really cool because I wouldn't have made any
• 22:17
  of these videos ever. I wouldn't have like got gone out of my way
• 22:19
  to do it or came up with this idea. It was like having this
• 22:22
  weight on my shoulder to like, oh shit, I just woke up and
• 22:25
  I don't have any ideas yet. I have to sit there and come up
• 22:26
  with an idea. A lot of the times, my best ideas I'd come
• 22:29
  up with like right when I'm like still laying in bed, like I'm not
• 22:33
  I'm not awake yet, but i'm and I'm not asleep, but I'm still
• 22:34
  just like laying there like in the morning, you know, for like a
• 22:37
  half hour or whatever. Whenever people do that, that's usually when I just
• 22:40
  come up with my best ideas, and I'm just like I'll jump out of
• 22:41
  bed and be like, oh that's it. I'll write it down or whatever,
• 22:45
  and like like milk Ice, I just thought of that random stupid idea
• 22:49
  when I was just like laying there sleeping, kind I'm just like, milk
• 22:52
  Ice, what the fuck? And then I just wrote that down and then
• 22:55
  went literally I was like this is gonna take six hours out of five hours
• 23:00
  to freeze this milk. I actually literally I came up with that the night
• 23:03
  before at like three am. So I literally did get up, put milk
• 23:07
  in the ash tray, in the ice tray, and then in the ash
• 23:10
  tray, and then I put in the freezer and woke up the next day
• 23:11
  and they were they were good enough to be icicles. It was like it
• 23:15
  wasn't long enough. It probably should have been there for another two more hours,
• 23:17
  but whatever, it was good enough to work. So anyway, yeah,
• 23:19
  like I would. That was what's cool about that challenge is like I
• 23:22
  and I've done this once before. I think it was a year ago.
• 23:26
  I can't remember. It was either a year ago or a year before that.
• 23:29
  Well, I did the same thing in January. I did a video
• 23:30
  every single day for thirty days and and it was just like really it was
• 23:36
  a really cool experience and a really cool practiced on video editing and just comedy
• 23:41
  in general and just making just making contact. Even though a lot of those
• 23:45
  videos never got any views, like some of them would get like a hundred
• 23:48
  view or two und views. I would I go back to this day and
• 23:52
  like I watched those videos I made that year, and I forget even made
• 23:55
  them, and I just cracked myself up just watching them because I'm like,
• 23:56
  oh my god. The funny thing though, was you could just repost them.
• 24:00
  Yeah, you know, like when you got you got one of them
• 24:03
  that hits, then you go okay, and then you go and repost it
• 24:06
  again. Well here's the thing that people trying to go back into your site.
• 24:08
  Yeah, well I'm hoping one day they'll just blow up and people would
• 24:11
  just go and watch them all like yeah back in the day. Like I've
• 24:14
  had my YouTube channels in two thousand and seven, and I've like literally like
• 24:18
  I was always over it was. It was always quality over quantity. And
• 24:22
  it's like I was always watching these people just posting and posting and posting and
• 24:25
  trying to like, you know, be big on YouTube. But I never
• 24:26
  like I always wanted to be like big on YouTube in a sense, but
• 24:29
  I never posted a lot of shit, and and I would make stuff here
• 24:33
  and there, and that's like what I'd rather do instead of pushed myself to
• 24:36
  make stuff all the time. That it stuff. Like imagine if I had
• 24:38
  that challenge every day for a year, right those videos where it's eventually sucked
• 24:42
  or whatever. But um, it was it wasn't. It was before that
• 24:47
  that I was way more into quality over quantity. And then eventually I was
• 24:48
  just like, let me give it up myself, this challenge and see what
• 24:51
  comes out. And that's well, that's kind of how I look at my
• 24:53
  you know, obviously I'm you know, almost fifty, but I get where
• 24:59
  it needs to grow the show. But I'm still in that middle ground where
• 25:03
  I'm like, you know, I want to produce more reels and this and
• 25:07
  that, but I almost feel like maybe this is because me so. Well,
• 25:10
  nowadays it's different. Nowadays, it's kind of more coversaturated in quantity.
• 25:15
  Nowadays it's easier to make the quality part of it, so you can make
• 25:18
  you can oversaturate yourself in a sense with pretty decent quality stuff. It depends
• 25:22
  on what it is that you're doing too. If you're just doing so you're
• 25:26
  just reporting on everything that's happening, that's easy to come up with contact,
• 25:27
  right, but like its daily stuff, but improv and comedy and eventually,
• 25:32
  like you know, you'll get worn out or whatever. Yeah. So,
• 25:34
  so like my point is, like I take it from my standpoint of what
• 25:37
  I follow and what I watch, Like, I follow some Instagram accounts that
• 25:42
  it's like every day and I'm like quick like food right by, like yeah
• 25:48
  after awesome, you know, so like yeah, I'll do two or three
• 25:51
  and eighty four week dependent if I'm doing so, I mean I do.
• 25:53
  I have the one Instagram page, right, so I just do my show
• 25:57
  through it and then I do like I went golfing the other day and I'll
• 26:00
  post something about my round up at TPC stuff like that. But I think
• 26:07
  you're right, it is turning the page now. It's like that's how I
• 26:11
  can't look at it to how I feel. Yeah, well, it depends
• 26:14
  on what you're trying to grow, because I don't have the attention span like
• 26:17
  kids like my girlfriend's sons thirteen. No one has a ten of span.
• 26:19
  So he just yeah, no, it's that's messed up. That's what the
• 26:23
  apps are designing right up. But no, it really matters on what you're
• 26:27
  trying to grow because like on the other hand, like I'm talking about my
• 26:30
  personal YouTube channel here right, and I'm talking about like my quality over client
• 26:33
  and that's just like my comedy and all that shit. But what's scooped up,
• 26:37
  like I pushed that shit all the time. You're all year round.
• 26:38
  I'm always like making content for that or posting about what we're doing and whatever.
• 26:42
  Trying to grow that in in a fluid way that you would want to
• 26:47
  do, Like if I if I don't post for too long, people are
• 26:49
  going to forget about it or whatever. You know, so you want to
• 26:52
  stay so like you know, it's scooped up. I'm trying to grow that
• 26:56
  as a band, and that's more of a thing where you can post a
• 26:57
  lot of ship because I can just make a much joke videos about whatever's happening.
• 27:00
  Like in two weeks we're opening for mass at this band mast at a
• 27:04
  space barroom in hand Him and I made this like this short promo video where
• 27:11
  I was just like just making jokes about the other bands we're playing with and
• 27:14
  just like just kind of bringing awareness to the show but also making jokes and
• 27:18
  kind of making like a funny video about it. Same thing with the Shortline
• 27:19
  Summer Festival that we played at the ber X two weeks ago. I was
• 27:22
  making all these reels and stuff kind of just like just bringing awareness and kind
• 27:27
  of hyping up the show, like I had a friend of mine pretending he
• 27:30
  was like a bum, and I was like, what's up, man?
• 27:33
  Like you know those videos where they go up to people they're like, what's
• 27:34
  up, man, how are you doing? And they're like, oh,
• 27:37
  man, not doing too good, lost my job or whatever, and he's
• 27:38
  like, oh, well, here to give you this. Yeah, so
• 27:41
  I gave my short line ticket and he's like, what the fuck is this?
• 27:45
  I'm I'm hungry or whatever. So like stuff like that. Like,
• 27:48
  I've made a couple of videos where I'm just like spoofing random shit and uh,
• 27:52
  you know, bringing awareness to whatever was happening with the band at the
• 27:53
  time. So that's like something that I do all the time too. Are
• 27:57
  there any uh, like cipic themes or I don't know, like messages you
• 28:03
  try to convey through your music. Is it personal? Is it just kind
• 28:07
  of what pops into your head? Yeah, I mean I don't know.
• 28:08
  Um, it's more we're not really that are dyslexic. No, it's mostly
• 28:15
  that's like this line from the song. It's like, uh, I'm it
• 28:18
  was just a line in the song, and then I thought i'd be good
• 28:21
  to name the song that. But I guess I might be a little dyslexic,
• 28:25
  but I make jokes about it too, Like I'll be like this next
• 28:27
  song is about how I can't read it right, or yeah ye, but
• 28:30
  yeah, our songs, we're not really that serious when it comes to writing
• 28:33
  music. Really, Like if you listen to some of our songs, there
• 28:36
  there's a lot of jokes on. Especially on our first album. We have
• 28:38
  a song called like skip this song. It's like fifteen seconds and it's just
• 28:41
  like this stupid song. And then we have like, you know, a
• 28:45
  like especially on our first album, we have a bunch of like joke songs.
• 28:47
  Our new album actually has no joke songs. But but yeah, but
• 28:52
  we're still not very serious and we don't really have much of a message or
• 28:55
  nothing. Really. It's mostly every song is kind of its own send its
• 28:57
  own message or whatever. You know. I mean, like days is is
• 29:00
  selfish mine story. It's talking about it like these are the best days,
• 29:03
  you know, when people say that these are the best days of your life.
• 29:06
  M Another line I say in the videos that are in the song is
• 29:08
  one day I'll learn to compromise. It's kind of like, uh, I'd
• 29:12
  rather just carry that notion throughout all of your life that you know every day
• 29:18
  is the best day, you know, like your whole you know, as
• 29:19
  long as you're waking up, you're having a best day, and like there's
• 29:22
  no best days or whatever, you know. I mean each song kind of
• 29:26
  like has its own meaning in a way. From like that, how do
• 29:30
  you feel about AI in music? Uh? It sucks? Well? I
• 29:36
  mean, for one, I've tried, just for fun, I've gone and
• 29:37
  been like, yo, AI, write me a pop punk song, and
• 29:41
  it's it's always the worst garbage. Yeah you've ever fucking read? Um,
• 29:45
  I mean the only thing Like I mean as far as like there was like
• 29:48
  that Drake song written by a whole album I think, right, But here's
• 29:52
  the thing with A I like, um, who the hell is gonna seriously
• 29:56
  listen to a song that was produced only by computer and buy AI and like
• 30:02
  feel cool about that? Like you have to be a freaking dork to fuck
• 30:04
  feel like, oh, yeah, I only listen to AI, Drake or
• 30:07
  whatever it is, you know what I mean. Like there's people that are
• 30:10
  such music snobs now that they're like, oh, I know, there's one
• 30:12
  band that you fucking never heard of, and like if you know, if
• 30:15
  you don't listen to them, you know, you're a piece of shit,
• 30:15
  and they're like, those people aren't gonna be like, oh now I listen
• 30:18
  to AI, and if you don't listen, you don't mean there's no way.
• 30:21
  Okay, So I have a different direction in mind though, Okay,
• 30:23
  I I feel I don't think people are gonna be like that. Like I
• 30:27
  mean, there may be some dorks like that, but I mean, like
• 30:33
  where it comes to the point where you can't tell the difference. Yeah,
• 30:37
  okay, Like you go to like a house show, like a DJ show,
• 30:41
  and I don't maybe these guys aren't even like talented like where they're you
• 30:45
  know, but that's different. I could totally see AI just making the like
• 30:48
  house music or like just dubstep music or whatever. Right, but a voice
• 30:52
  and melody and lyrics and feeling and all that, like it takes right now,
• 30:57
  at least, it still takes a human and to produce something that I'm
• 31:02
  gonna I as a human, I'm gonna like resonate with you know what I'm
• 31:07
  saying, Like if a computer wrote some shit like and I like, I
• 31:11
  don't know, I guess if if you gave me some music and you didn't
• 31:12
  tell me that it was AI written, and then it was just mad good
• 31:15
  and then you told me. I'd be like fuck right, yeah, But
• 31:19
  still I don't know. I think there's a right now there's that plays like
• 31:23
  an eminem song that was just an AIM and M song. Well right now,
• 31:26
  at least, I think it's still kind of on the border of you
• 31:30
  can kind of tell, or like when they do tell you, you're gonna
• 31:32
  be like, okay, now I see that it probably was like the voice
• 31:34
  does sound a little computer generated? Now whateverybody, right, give it five
• 31:37
  years, you won't even be able to tell ye that, Yeah, That's
• 31:40
  what I'm getting at, Like, but will they be able to write good
• 31:42
  songs? I don't know. We'll see and like, isn't this shit that
• 31:45
  I'm gonna want to listen to? Right? If I was something they're gathering,
• 31:48
  like AIS gathered ultimate information from past songs or related gen rose and all
• 31:55
  this that maybe incorporated current events, it would have to be an AI artist
• 31:57
  that is completely AI. Like their their images all can be regenerated, and
• 32:02
  they're this brand new voice and a brand new personal persona and they're making this
• 32:07
  music like which that's right around the corner, honestly, but like being like,
• 32:13
  oh, here's a new Drake album. It's all AI made, and
• 32:15
  this guy, this, this asshole made it. It's not Drake. It's
• 32:17
  just some asshole who typed and fucking Drake uh into Drake prompts into like the
• 32:22
  AI thing, you know what I mean. Like, if it's good,
• 32:24
  yeah, some people like it, but some people are still gonna be like,
• 32:27
  oh, well, that's not like I need to latch onto the artists
• 32:30
  and like where they're coming from and blah blah blah or whatever, you know
• 32:32
  what I mean. Like, there's more like a lore behind musicians and artists
• 32:36
  that like that attract people, and that's that's what AI can't really do,
• 32:42
  you know. Same with acting, you know, like the CGI Tom Cruise
• 32:46
  or a real Tom Cruise. Yeah, yeah, that's you know, that's
• 32:49
  crazy. That's right around the corner too, right, Yeah, Like they're
• 32:52
  and already there's no big if you think about it, like back in the
• 32:55
  nineties Earlise thousands, there's these huge mega stars, you know, all the
• 32:59
  Tom Cruises and in the Brad Piston shit, who have this past decade?
• 33:02
  Are these are megastars like that that like everything's on so many different platforms and
• 33:07
  tick talk and Hulu and Netflix, and no one's watching uh fucking Channel twenty
• 33:13
  four on their TVs anymore. I mean, I think a great point to
• 33:15
  that is the last Indiana Jones movie that came out. Now, I grew
• 33:20
  up on Star Wars and Indiana Jones, Harrison and Harrison Ford. Yeah,
• 33:23
  the Sounds of Freedom beat them out. That was the story about the child
• 33:29
  trafficking. Oh yeah, literally beat them out in the box office. And
• 33:34
  I don't really necessarily put it on. You know, a lot of people
• 33:38
  said it was had to woke feel to it. I just put it on.
• 33:40
  Like this generation doesn't know who the fuck fucking Indiana Jones is, and
• 33:45
  they don't know who Harrison Ford is. It be seventy five years old.
• 33:47
  They had the cgi his face for the movie to make them look younger.
• 33:51
  Really yeah, yeah that you know, so I wouldn't go watch that movie,
• 33:55
  but I just missed it, and I don't really go to the movies
• 33:57
  that more. Yeah anymore? Exactly. Yeah, everyone stuck on their their
• 34:00
  front. I mean you got to you got the entertainment. Half the ship
• 34:02
  goes right to your TV, too, Like you just dount Like, right,
• 34:06
  it's like HBO Max or people aren't bored anymore. Back in the day,
• 34:10
  people used to be bored as hell. Right now, to your point,
• 34:14
  who's the last wave of movie stars? Oh yeah, who's those early
• 34:17
  two thousands? Like two thousands, like Keanu Reeves is probably the tail end
• 34:22
  of what we're you know what I mean? Like like like like Tom Cruise
• 34:24
  is almost done, Harrison Ford should be done. Yeah, um, all
• 34:29
  those actions I see action heroes like I just elbow, who I really like
• 34:32
  is probably in his fifties. Not that these guys ever stop acting, but
• 34:37
  no, you're right, all like that, what's the what's the young guys?
• 34:38
  Who are young guys? It's like this the recent Spider Man actors,
• 34:43
  that's pretty much right. Like I didn't know what that is. It was
• 34:46
  black like the and whatever, but yeah, I don't know. It's I
• 34:53
  honestly, I don't really watch a lot of TV or movies nowadays, like
• 34:58
  or or play video games for that matter, like I used to do.
• 35:00
  I used to consume a lot of shit back in the day. But yeah,
• 35:01
  nowadays it's like if I'm sitting around veging watching TV, it's like,
• 35:05
  oh, I should be playing the guitar and writing shit or like wasting time.
• 35:07
  You know, I should be creating um, and when I don't,
• 35:10
  I beat myself up. So that's why I don't really like why I didn't
• 35:13
  see the new Indiana Jones movie. That's something I would have saw if I
• 35:15
  was a kid, or if there if I didn't have endless scrolling in my
• 35:19
  pocket right and I was just sitting there board for a little while, I
• 35:22
  would have been like, Okay, let's go watch the Indiana Jones movie last
• 35:23
  night. I was sitting around before I even got through the content you sent
• 35:27
  me. I'm just on my phone. I'm playing a game, or I
• 35:29
  go on Instagram and watching reels, and I'm like, I like four things
• 35:31
  I wanted to do before I even got to you. Yeah, Like I
• 35:35
  had an email on you to write at some other stuff I had to do,
• 35:37
  at something I had to send out, and I'm just like, oh,
• 35:38
  this fucking kind of hawk. No, It's it's insane. It even
• 35:42
  consumes us adults. It's like it's insane because I remember thinking about this little
• 35:45
  while ago, Like when I was a kid, I remember being like insanely
• 35:49
  bored out of my mind. Boared out of my mind. Can't. I
• 35:52
  can't remember the last time I've been like that, because you can easily at
• 35:55
  any moment pick us up. And now you're not bored anymore, you know
• 35:59
  what I mean, at least you're still like eventually it gets boring and then
• 36:01
  like you know, I mean, you'll stop well like like like, but
• 36:04
  that's after you've scrolled for an hour. Bread and my girlfriend's son, he's
• 36:07
  thirteen, so he'll be on his Xbox stocking his body's playing whatever, GTA
• 36:09
  or baseball. He'll literally come at his room and he'll like look around and
• 36:16
  be like, I'm gonna playing on my computer. And he goes and play
• 36:20
  as a computer and he's tired of that. He sits down on the couch.
• 36:22
  He plays on his phone. I'm like, go outside and hit some
• 36:23
  gold balls, so can throw the ball around, Go find go take a
• 36:27
  bike ride. Those things aren't as instant, instantly gratifying. When I was
• 36:30
  a kid, I could. I was never in the house when I was
• 36:31
  a kid, me too, ever, Yeah, and I was fucking just
• 36:36
  getting into ship and I quit the two things technology and COVID like yeah,
• 36:40
  and you mix them all together for two plus years. Yeah, Yeah,
• 36:45
  it's just it's just it's hard to disingrain them. And like hopefully when they
• 36:47
  get a little older and like when he's in high school, we'll be a
• 36:51
  pear of more sports. Yeah, but dude, COVID was a big,
• 36:53
  big reset button on everybody. We like my band, it sucked for a
• 36:59
  year, yeah, being out like all the all the shows we had booked
• 37:01
  canceled for a year and a half or two years. We couldn't play any
• 37:05
  shows, any real shows, that's all. We had to start doing them
• 37:07
  with the skatepark whatever. Yeah, and like just thinking about like like we
• 37:10
  didn't like imagine anybody that's in the entertainment business, you don't even know when
• 37:15
  you're gonna have your job back, you know, right right, Like that,
• 37:17
  you know, sucked and I felt I felt real bad for the bands,
• 37:21
  Like we tried to get a couple in. It was this is how
• 37:24
  retarded this time was. Like during COVID, like that first summer, like
• 37:30
  we were lucky at snow Bridge because we had all that outdoor space. Yeah
• 37:32
  yeah, And when we brought up a solo acting the kid that played there
• 37:38
  a lot, we put them in front of the pizza kitchen window. Yeah,
• 37:42
  you know, because we couldn't even do the pizza kitchen, so we
• 37:45
  just had him there not near a table, and like the health the problem
• 37:49
  came in, says musicians, the twelve feet not six because they're singing,
• 37:52
  Well, what about the bitch of screaming at a table five over here?
• 37:55
  Yeah? Right, spits flying five like like like just I want everyone to
• 38:00
  just go back three years tonight and just remember like one specific thing where you
• 38:05
  were like that, this is so stupid, so stupid, dude, don't
• 38:08
  even get me started. I'm glad that it's over. That it's but I
• 38:13
  almost feel like that's that's what like the government's like, oh, everyone's just
• 38:15
  like, Okay, it's over. They feel better. Now wait till we
• 38:17
  do it again. Like literally, all right, here's one for it.
• 38:21
  Are you vaccinated? No? Okay, good for you. Yeah, I'm
• 38:23
  very happy for you. Hold I do that right? Neither am I young?
• 38:28
  But you know it's like, but but Phil Rip wasn't vaccinated either,
• 38:30
  right, And I don't know there might there might be that older demographic for
• 38:35
  it. Sure, but here was We're gonna dive into sports for a half
• 38:38
  a second and Lebron James's son just had a heart attack on a basketball court,
• 38:44
  nineteen years old. I'm guessing he's Lebron James's kid, and everyone's everyone's
• 38:50
  saying the vaccas you know I started, right, I mean Hamlin for the
• 38:52
  Bills last year. Soccer players are dying in droves. There was a dude
• 38:57
  I was reading about on our Instagram is like a bodybuilder ship. Yeah,
• 39:00
  he was like a you know, he was getting blood work done all the
• 39:02
  time, and then he had to get this vaccine and then he got blood
• 39:06
  work again. They found like metals in his ship or whatever. They had
• 39:07
  to like clean his blood out. Yeah, they had to like like literally
• 39:10
  take his blood out. They put it through machine and go back into whatever.
• 39:14
  And he literally died a couple months later, still from my heart attack
• 39:16
  and ship. It's it's you know, Lebron James is right of his body
• 39:22
  and whatever. All the ship he was taking. Yeah, but the most
• 39:27
  physically gifted, almost like you know, god like fucking bodies I've ever seen
• 39:32
  in a basketball player. His son is nineteen, playing at usc for one
• 39:37
  year or going to be in the pros. He had a heart attack.
• 39:40
  He had a he had Yes, he had a heart attack. What's today?
• 39:44
  Wednesday? On Monday at a at a just a just a practice,
• 39:47
  a pickup game or something. Yeah, that's insane. Survived. They brought
• 39:51
  him to the hospital. There has not been an update since. See this
• 39:54
  to me, you know, I hope the kid of speederycup. I hope
• 40:00
  he's able to play basketball. But more importantly, just enjoy life. You
• 40:02
  know, you got your life in front of you. Your father's Lebron.
• 40:05
  You're never have to worry about money. Um, yeah, no, for
• 40:07
  sure. He's a young, young stuntman like that shouldn't be for king?
• 40:10
  Why is this quell? Why? Why is this not? No one knows
• 40:14
  about this, Like it made a couple of headlines, not even headlines.
• 40:17
  It was like third or fourth story of the day on ESPN. The only
• 40:22
  show that talked about it was PTI right off the rip. Every other show
• 40:24
  is like a side fucking story. News is so fun right now because they
• 40:29
  don't want this ship out. They don't well, and Lebron's a part of
• 40:31
  that engine. He's probably that media machine. He don't He's like, all
• 40:35
  right, let's keep this private. You know, maybe it was the facts.
• 40:37
  I don't even saying that. I'm just saying we'll think about this.
• 40:39
  Like everyone used to watch the news on TV and it's like, oh,
• 40:42
  maybe they're getting getting money from lobbyists and ship to uh fucking you know,
• 40:46
  push one agenda than the other. Yea. Like nowadays most people are getting
• 40:50
  their news from Instagram accounts, Like scrolling through Instagram and you see like the
• 40:54
  randomist Instagram account that has like thirty million followers now posting news as all day
• 41:00
  every day? Are those people getting paid by people? Like no, dull,
• 41:04
  they are right, Like there's there's without a question, how hard is
• 41:07
  it to get to dm someone be like blah blah blah, here's some money,
• 41:09
  fucking post this whatever, Like is it even a question? Like back
• 41:13
  in the day, we were questioning if you know the news is you know,
• 41:15
  has one agenda or the other. But like nowadays everyone's getting all their
• 41:19
  ship from just scrowing and seeing one little like meme looking post and they could
• 41:22
  say anything, right, you know what I mean? Like you could read
• 41:24
  something on Twitter or x now that's called and it's funny like as a human
• 41:30
  you read something and your initial thought is it's true. Yeah, no,
• 41:34
  exactly, that's initially and that's what's funny as I saw the one the other
• 41:36
  day where it's just like h and that was dangerous. It was like scientists,
• 41:39
  uh, scientists concluded that dinosaurs are extinct and it really should a picture
• 41:45
  the dinosaurs. It was like, oh no, fuck, and like yeah,
• 41:49
  literally, you're just like oh shit, you know you're when you read
• 41:51
  something, you you just kind of initially your first thought is you know,
• 41:53
  you you were born reading books and thought, and you just thought everything you've
• 41:58
  newspapers, you thought everything was truthful. You know. I literally had the
• 42:00
  same thing. And it works on both sides of the aisle too. I
• 42:02
  had the same thought today. You believe more like back in the day when
• 42:05
  there was just the news it was just TV and shit and like just the
• 42:07
  internet news websites or whatever. It was way more believable back then because they
• 42:12
  were like the trusted sources or whatever, you know, quote unquote. Now
• 42:15
  the trust and sources all over the place. It's on Twitter, it's on
• 42:17
  Instagram, it's all these different places that are just anybody who has a big
• 42:21
  account can be a trusted source. They could post anything that blue checkmark you
• 42:24
  buy a blue checkmark, and people and whatever you say. It's so easy
• 42:27
  to look through that shit now and be like, oh, this is bullshit.
• 42:30
  But like now, think back to twenty years ago when it was all
• 42:31
  being forced by through the television. How bullshit was that the same thing?
• 42:35
  It's the same thing as the scrolling thing you're putting in your pocket coverage or
• 42:38
  just like it is now with exactly all that, any of that, all
• 42:43
  of history, you've just been written by the winners, you know what I
• 42:45
  mean? Like that just that goes on forever, you know, Yeah,
• 42:47
  the winners are the people with the most money. Yep. You know.
• 42:50
  It's not hard. It's not hard, but it's weird. Yeah, all
• 42:54
  right, So I'm gonna run down some stories of the week. You may
• 42:58
  if you want to chime in. Chime in if you know a little about
• 43:00
  it. If you don't want him, no biggie. Yeah. But the
• 43:04
  story of the day is Hunter Biden. He thought he was all set to
• 43:07
  get a plea deal and have no jail time and two years probation for tax
• 43:10
  evasion and all this other stuff is gonna come. But uh, I guess
• 43:14
  this ship hit the fan at the courthouse today and the plea deal's gone.
• 43:17
  So he had to plead not guilty and looks like it's going to trial,
• 43:20
  which is not what the President wanted or anybody on that side of the aisle.
• 43:23
  So that should be fun. Yeah, I mean I heard he had
• 43:28
  like a laptop or some shit with a bunch of a long time. Yeah,
• 43:31
  that was his cocaine infested always mixed him up, and I mixed I
• 43:35
  mixed him and and uh, fuck Nicholas Cage's son or Mel Gibson. Fuck
• 43:43
  who's the guy who's in same part Ryan Tom Hanks, tom Hanks's son.
• 43:45
  I always mixed him up and Tom hanks son for whatever. Yeah, Tom
• 43:49
  Hanks's son is like this drug addict rapper. He has two kids. Oh,
• 43:53
  he has Colin, who's the actor, and then he's the other one
• 43:55
  that like drug addict and whatever reason, I just like put two in a
• 44:00
  get like they should be friends, like Hunter Biden and Tom Hanks's son Chet.
• 44:05
  I don't know, I don't even know, but they should be friends.
• 44:07
  For whatever reason I mixed up, I probably are. They're probably all
• 44:09
  on the fucking Epstein Island together, right. Uh. Women's soccer tonight,
• 44:14
  USA women. Uh, they're going for their second win in the US or
• 44:17
  the World Cup. I think they're playing the Netherlands tonight and I don't care.
• 44:23
  So on to the next topic. Yeah, Twitter, we just mentioned
• 44:28
  it. It's becoming X now. It's like a rebrand. I don't know
• 44:30
  where this is all going. I don't really care. As you know why,
• 44:34
  they're probably they're probably trying to grab all the people that are trying to
• 44:36
  go to like X videos dot com. It's like X do what that is?
• 44:42
  I don't know that is. I don't know, but good call.
• 44:46
  Maybe I don't know. I have no idea. Somebody posted a meme of
• 44:51
  like, uh, a picture of Musk when he was like in his twenties
• 44:54
  and he's sitting at like an Apple computer and it had a big no,
• 44:59
  he had a big X on the screen. Oh, and they're thinking,
• 45:01
  oh, maybe this is like coming for a full circle. I think about
• 45:05
  this. How much do you think at x dot com costs? You must
• 45:07
  have dished down money for that that domain name. Oh yeah, dude,
• 45:09
  people want fucking fifty grand for scooped up dot com. That's why we have
• 45:13
  all these other websites. Scooped up dot com is taken. So we did
• 45:15
  pooped up dot com and then scooped up band dot com whatever. But I
• 45:20
  did, by the way, little plug for myself. I got day drinking
• 45:22
  with dog dot com. Yeah, but no one had that, No one
• 45:28
  by mean Jamie BARBETI dot com wasn't taking it too. But um yeah,
• 45:31
  when I try to get scooped up dot com, the guy was like,
• 45:34
  I'm not taking nothing less than six figures or some shit or five figures.
• 45:38
  Five figures. Yeah, yeah, tens of thousands of dollars is what he
• 45:43
  wanted. I was like, okay, So I like emailed. I'm like,
• 45:46
  I'll give you one hundred bucks and he's like, nah, dude,
• 45:50
  he I guess he was expecting some big ice cream company to open up,
• 45:53
  right right right, yeah, some national chain. Yeah. Okay, so
• 45:58
  Tupac I mentioned him last week the news. So this is the update today,
• 46:01
  thanks to my boy Drew, who sent me this to me just a
• 46:04
  little while ago, real quick. On Monday, Las Vesagas police rated at
• 46:08
  home in Henderson for possible connections. Eleven forty caliber bullets were recovered from the
• 46:13
  home and Henderson, where hashtag Keith d had been living, about twenty miles
• 46:19
  south of the Strip. The bullets have been sent to a lab determined if
• 46:21
  they matched the ones pulled from Skure's body. Why would you still have a
• 46:23
  bunch of bullets twenty years later? That's right, Like trophies are the trophies?
• 46:30
  Oh fuck, it was nineteen ninety six, ninety seven. Yeah,
• 46:32
  dude, that's like we're pushing thirty years almost. That was a long time.
• 46:37
  You know, those boys are coming over like that one got tupo.
• 46:38
  Yeah, I happen to have guns, and all these Indians turn on each
• 46:44
  other, so it was only a matter of time. I couldn't believe that
• 46:46
  those are the same bullets or the same like I couldn't believe they would match
• 46:51
  up or whatever. I don't ask, but maybe have the same ship with
• 46:53
  thirty years ago. Criminals aren't smart. It's probably got new ones. Criminals
• 46:57
  aren't not smart. Like if they're gonna know the cops, I mean,
• 47:00
  if they're pulling these casings, they know they're not new casings. They gotta
• 47:02
  be fucking old. Like these casings aren't the same as they were back then.
• 47:07
  I'm not a really big guy, but I don't know you would think
• 47:09
  right right A couple of sports minutes, one of my favorite bruins of all
• 47:15
  time retired yesterday. Patrice burs around nineteen years in the NHL. Nineteen years
• 47:19
  a long career to get fucking hit on the ice one one. Stanley Cup
• 47:22
  will probably go to the Hall of Fame. Kind of sucks he's gone,
• 47:27
  but congratulations to him. And then on the other side of the coin,
• 47:30
  in Boston, Jaylen Brown signs a five year contract worth three hundred million dollars.
• 47:37
  That's sixty million a year. He's gonna get wow, and he's not
• 47:40
  the best player in the team, so damn even paying that. So that's
• 47:46
  gonna throw me right into a quick little topic and you can jump in on
• 47:51
  this. Saudie the Saudis. So you've heard about the golf thing that had,
• 47:54
  so I know you're probably a big golf guy. But there's the PGA
• 47:57
  Tour and then there's the live tour that Saudi started, and they plucked a
• 48:01
  bunch of the high end golfers from the pg and gave him like fucking five
• 48:05
  hund million dollar contracts just to come and play. That's not even the purses
• 48:07
  they win if they win, do they have non compete yea, all that
• 48:10
  stuff. But now though they have since merged back, so the lasted one
• 48:15
  year. They merged, so everyone's going to be back together next year.
• 48:19
  But they just offered I'm not a soccer guy. I think his name's Umbabe.
• 48:24
  He's from France. The Saudi's offered him seven hundred and seventy two million
• 48:30
  dollars to play one year in Saudi League. Almost a billion dollars to play
• 48:35
  fucking soccer for one year, for one year, just a one year contract.
• 48:39
  Insane, Like he actually turned it down. He doesn't want to be
• 48:43
  part of the Saudis in their fucking terrible human rights ship. I wish there
• 48:45
  was an Olympics for musicians, or like a super Bowl for music. I
• 48:49
  wish I could be an unrestricted free agent in Bartending. Let's fun. Someone
• 48:53
  signed there like a one year, two million dollar contract and I won't even
• 48:57
  take tips. I'll take tips. There should be a battle of the bands
• 49:00
  that's televised as um as the Super Bowler, right, and then just pay
• 49:04
  the bands. Yeah, so my fears this is going to trickle into the
• 49:09
  major sports, um basketball, like basketball trying to build a team in Vegas.
• 49:15
  Uh, no one's owns it yet, I mean what if? What
• 49:19
  did they say? Yeah, it's gonna be six billion. What the Sabbis
• 49:21
  come in and like, we'll give you a twenty and then we're gonna buy
• 49:22
  every fucking best player. Like I just I just think that, I just
• 49:25
  think they could be. They have they don't have a spending limit. They
• 49:30
  yeah, yep, and they want to they want to get involved in sports.
• 49:34
  So that's two sports are involved in and they're trying to creep into some
• 49:37
  others. So what about their check back on that in like one or two
• 49:39
  years. And they're getting their own players in there too. They don't have
• 49:43
  any really not really Yeah no, uh where am I a good schanade O'Connor
• 49:51
  did all that? All right? So we're gonna finish. I actually know
• 49:53
  it's one more. Do you ever heard of Aaron Hernandez? Yeah? Oh
• 49:58
  yeah, you know what happened? They Aaron Hernandez a friend of mine.
• 50:00
  Um, what what team does he played for? Well, he played for
• 50:02
  the Patriots and he murdered somebody and then he went to prison and then he
• 50:07
  killed himself in prison. He's from Bristol, Connecticut, I know. So
• 50:12
  he had a brother, DJ that played at Yukon. He was a quarterback
• 50:15
  for Yukon. This is all in late two thousand and nine, somewhere in
• 50:20
  that area, you know, fifteen years ago. I had a friend who
• 50:22
  always talked about that guy though. Yeah, yeah, Aaron. Aaron was
• 50:25
  a great football player, but he was. He literally killed the guy because
• 50:29
  the guy like bumped him in a club and spilled his drink, that kind
• 50:31
  of gangster like. No, they found the body, and he had a
• 50:37
  house outside of Boston, and they found a body and like he like murdered
• 50:39
  the guy. It wasn't like a fight, executed him style. Oh yeah,
• 50:43
  get on your knees and shot his head. No joke, that's nuts.
• 50:47
  He got cleared of two other murders. Started a sidetrack. But we're
• 50:51
  playing with this band mass on Friday, the singer of massed back in the
• 50:53
  day, he like fought a guy after at a bar or some shit.
• 50:58
  Killed the guy got away with it. I'll defend so alight, that's where
• 51:01
  you are. Yeah yeah, Well, I mean this guy had a gun
• 51:04
  to the back of the guy's head. Yeah yeah, So I mean he
• 51:07
  got caught immediately by the Patriots. Long story short, went to jail,
• 51:12
  had another two murder rap that he went to court for, beat it and
• 51:15
  killed himself like the next day, and you only killed himself because well,
• 51:19
  I can't say only, but there was some clause that if he died,
• 51:22
  then the conviction of the first murder is null and void within a year because
• 51:29
  the witness is dead and not the witness the accused. And he could still
• 51:36
  like he could support his family, like, can get life insurance money,
• 51:38
  he can get all this crazy shit. It's just some weird Massachusetts loophole.
• 51:42
  Right, So his brother DJ, good guy, ended up coaching like Iowa
• 51:47
  or something college, moves out to Texas and it's like I read this article,
• 51:52
  like fucking seventy years ago. Moves out to Texas, starts to either
• 51:57
  started a roofing company or started to work with some guy in a roof company.
• 52:00
  And his name's DJ, but he went by John, the second letter
• 52:02
  of it, John Hernandez to try to stay out of the spotlight. Right.
• 52:07
  Well, apparently about four months ago he got arrested in Connecticut for driving
• 52:14
  by ESPN headquarters and throwing a brick through a window with a message on it
• 52:21
  that said like basically, yo, clean your shit up on reporting on my
• 52:23
  brother. Everyone's making money up comment some weird ship. I never saw this.
• 52:29
  So a friend of mine, Patrick comes into work the other day and
• 52:30
  he's telling me this story. I'm like, so I google it's right enough,
• 52:32
  it pops up. Well, yesterday he is now just being arraigned for
• 52:37
  possibly this is fucking crazy, possibly U staging school shootings at Yukon and Brown
• 52:45
  University like scoped him out his ex girlfriend load of the police, Like fucking
• 52:50
  like this dude just went off the deep end. That's crazy. Crazy.
• 52:53
  Yeah, Like he had into a high speed car chase with the police.
• 53:00
  They had the tasting room. While they're tasting room, he's yelling, just
• 53:04
  fucking shoot me, just kill me, like Shoe was just like a normal
• 53:08
  dude. Yeah yeah, I mean just mentally, I don't think you can
• 53:13
  handle it. Ar's dead, Aaron hung himself. But but yeah, there's
• 53:20
  fucking nuts and uh all right, so let's finish on your big UFO day
• 53:25
  today. I don't know how much you under UFOs or if you follow it
• 53:29
  or if you've seen one. Yeah they sail or whatever. Yeah, it's
• 53:32
  not quite an out went. But yeah. So there's two whistleblowers for the
• 53:39
  CIA. Yeah, came out and they had it there maybe three Yeah,
• 53:45
  Yeah, and they testify today in front of Congress, and one of them
• 53:47
  basically said that he has no doubt that the government has artifacts that aren't from
• 53:58
  this world, like pieces of ships, maybe some dead bodies, like they're
• 54:04
  not from the earth, okay, And he said that he was very concerned
• 54:07
  for his life. They tried to hush him up. Um he got some
• 54:12
  I guess he got some help and got out of that situation. And now
• 54:15
  he's testifying. Uh, I've seen one before, prettying up close. It's
• 54:21
  a story. I've told them the show before. I won't get into it
• 54:23
  again, but it was on ninety five and West even about fourteen years ago.
• 54:30
  You know, they're fucking Hide and Ship at least, what are you?
• 54:32
  What are you? What's your UFO stance? I mean, it's kind
• 54:35
  of obvious that they've been prying Hide and Ship. But what if play Devil's
• 54:37
  Advocate? What if what if he's lying? What if they're all out?
• 54:42
  What if they're like this? The CIA is like, all right, go
• 54:45
  and tell them aliens are real, tell them UFOs are real. Right,
• 54:47
  just get them distracted on that for a little while, and then we're gonna
• 54:51
  go and do some fuck shit, you know, what I mean, who
• 54:52
  knows? Do ever think of that? We say the last part, we're
• 54:57
  gonna go and do some fu I don't know, I don't know it is,
• 55:00
  but imagine they fucking go like, so, do you think this is
• 55:01
  a diversion? Right? It could be a big distraction, you know,
• 55:04
  make make us believe because you know, like usually distractions of the school shootings.
• 55:07
  Well I think, yeah, that's but amount you like think about like
• 55:12
  you know, like New World Order or whatever. Yeah. Yeah, So
• 55:15
  if they wanted to bring the whole world together, all they'd have to do
• 55:16
  is just like like a big mother ship would just have to show up and
• 55:21
  everyone sees on TV and everyone's like, holy shit, we have to come
• 55:23
  together as humans. They tried that with COVID. It didn't work well.
• 55:27
  I mean, COVID wasn't a fucking mothership. Imagine looking up into the sky
• 55:30
  and you see fucking a ship as big as like the fucking I don't know
• 55:35
  the earth, like literally right there and everyone can see it. Everyone knows
• 55:38
  it's there, and everyone's like, oh shit, we all have to come
• 55:40
  together as as one human race. And then boom, here comes to the
• 55:45
  One World Order. That's like, hey, guys all fucking step up and
• 55:47
  here we go one world order, right, and then we find out later
• 55:51
  on ten years later that was just a big projection in the sky or some
• 55:53
  shit, you know, and and they just use that to whatever. I
• 55:57
  don't know, I'm just getting onto like kind of a consciue. Oh I
• 56:00
  like it. That's why I love to hear shit like this. But you
• 56:01
  know, I've always grown up thinking that aliens are real and whatever and whatever,
• 56:06
  you know, thinking that, you know, it would be cool if
• 56:07
  they were, But what if they aren't. What if they would if they
• 56:09
  just found on in Vegas. Dude, he was hide now on somethude's backyard.
• 56:14
  But the ship crab Yeah, the ship crashed. Really there's a video
• 56:16
  of it. And then it's like this like nine foot being that was hide
• 56:20
  behind some dude's boat. No way, yeah, google it. I mean
• 56:23
  i'd have to see the Las Vegas. The three like PD guys in Vegas
• 56:28
  that showed up on site are like fucking white as a ghost. Now they're
• 56:31
  like terrified at what they saw that. Well, so if my theory is
• 56:35
  they've been here, but if it's like a demon, if sh Yeah,
• 56:39
  I don't know. I mean either, but like I don't know if they
• 56:43
  call you know what I mean my narrative, Okay, what if it's what
• 56:46
  if it's an underwater demon or so, now what's that? I actually think
• 56:51
  that the aliens come from. Yeah, I think they've been here. Yeah,
• 56:53
  may Like the universe is so old that I can't imagine we're the only
• 56:59
  luck fucking planet that got the perfect spot to be in with a with a
• 57:04
  solar system and a sun and a moon. There's got to be this the
• 57:07
  it's so vast out there, what happens if this happened? Think of the
• 57:13
  progress since eighteen hundred or like first, like we are like on the precipice
• 57:21
  of Ai and machines doing their own ship and and just one hundred and fifty
• 57:25
  years, you know, and it's I gotta gotta it's twisty and uh.
• 57:34
  I just I just feel like they've been here, like they've been like under
• 57:37
  the sea. Yeah, I could see that if they're like you know,
• 57:40
  like maybe because space is so vast that like I don't know, they'd have
• 57:45
  to travel fucking far, Like where are we gonna be in ten thousand years?
• 57:50
  Like? How where can we go in ten thousand years. Yeah,
• 57:52
  we could be living it under imagine we could be. They could be cities
• 57:55
  underwater that we don't even know about because they're so deep or whatever. The
• 57:58
  fuck. Maybe Atlantis was that actually an alien society and they didn't know how
• 58:02
  to There could be some hot chicks down there. There could be you know
• 58:06
  what I mean, maybe that's why they're down there. There's fucking there's mad
• 58:07
  gold and ship. See on like this website, there's of the sexy oh
• 58:12
  wait what x dot com Twitter the sexy alien videos that have heard about Yeah,
• 58:21
  who knows, I mean, but yeah, like literally, like yeah,
• 58:22
  they couldn't imagine, Like aliens have came from the ocean and like the
• 58:27
  government's known about him since the forties or whatever, and like the aliens were
• 58:30
  like, yo, chilled out, stupid humans. We've we've controlled this land
• 58:34
  forever. Just gotta you gotta do what we do and shut up and whatever.
• 58:37
  Like I can believe that more than than them traveling from like other stars,
• 58:42
  because it's like they'd have to live forever to like travel that far unless
• 58:45
  they figured out a way to tell. You've seen alien movies right of course,
• 58:49
  So like Independence Day, Nah, that's not what it's going to be.
• 58:52
  Like one of the movies I liked I just watched the other night,
• 58:54
  it wasn't one of the greatest movies. It was Keanu Reeves. It was
• 58:58
  The Day the Earth Stood Still m h. And basically they've been watching the
• 59:02
  Earth for fucking ever ever and they finally came to Earth said you guys are
• 59:07
  fucking fucked up. Yeah, like we gotta take this back. Yeah,
• 59:10
  Like we gave you a million opportunities to fucking get along and you can't get
• 59:14
  along. I saw this one, fucking dude, I gotta I gotta share
• 59:17
  this meme with you. It was like, uh, imagine like the aliens
• 59:21
  were like, Yo, we're gonna blow up your, your, your your
• 59:24
  whole world if you don't bring us one thousand Starbucks. They come back two
• 59:29
  days later and then we're like, yo, we got you one thousand Starbucks
• 59:31
  coffees and they're like, no, you idiots. Were meant Starbucks, the
• 59:34
  Universal Yeah we have money, yeah yeah, the universal like currency. We're
• 59:38
  like, oh fuck, but no yeah literally, Like but what if what
• 59:43
  if this? What if the aliens are something that we can't even pick up
• 59:45
  with their senses, Like we can't could be you can't taste, smell,
• 59:49
  or see them or hear them. You know, there's some other fucking sense
• 59:52
  we don't even have, right, Like if like if you couldn't smell,
• 59:54
  like in an alien was a fart, you wouldn't even know it existed because
• 59:58
  you couldn't smell it, you know. But there could be this fart lingering
• 1:00:00
  in and and like controlling our minds or whatever, or wanting to use us
• 1:00:04
  as slaves body snatchers. Yeah, body snatchers exactly, whatever it is.
• 1:00:07
  Um, that's like, that's another crazy thing. It's like, why do
• 1:00:09
  you think that aliens are just going to be these six foot tall dudes that
• 1:00:13
  look kind of like humans but are just different in one kind of little way.
• 1:00:15
  They could be these fucking like look at the ship that's in the ocean.
• 1:00:19
  There could be some jellyfish. Motherfucker's right, but like flows through the
• 1:00:22
  air, you know what I mean, or like something that's like this,
• 1:00:23
  there's full kazillion species we have not discovered in the ocean because we can't get
• 1:00:27
  that deep yet. Yeah, they could. They could be the size of
• 1:00:29
  a cunt hair and they just fucking come in go. You call that sea
• 1:00:31
  here around here, but yeah, yeah, but yeah, you know what
• 1:00:36
  I mean. I don't know. It's it's a fun topic to talk about
• 1:00:38
  because there's so many different ways. Like I used to be one hundred percent
• 1:00:40
  about aliens, like yeah, buck, yeah, there's definitely aliens and shit.
• 1:00:44
  But then like with all this COVID and just like like I just immediately
• 1:00:47
  want to not trust anything they say, like if they're just but this,
• 1:00:52
  this is something they won't say though. They're hiding it. They've been hiding
• 1:00:53
  it for years, but now they're coming out and being like, yo,
• 1:00:55
  what's up aliens? When they could have been prepping that was Trump Trump's like
• 1:00:59
  you guys started leasing this ship. It could have been prepping us for years,
• 1:01:01
  you know, to be ready for that. It's it's probably all tactical
• 1:01:04
  because nowadays, dude, how how how crazy is it right now? If
• 1:01:07
  it was forty years ago that they did this, it would have been crazy.
• 1:01:09
  Everyone maysia holy shit, yeah right now, no one. But you
• 1:01:13
  go on your phone and you just see reels and you're like, dude,
• 1:01:15
  I scrolled by it. That looks pretty real, but it's probably not.
• 1:01:17
  But you know, well, they didn't show anything like with the briefing,
• 1:01:21
  they should have just showed some sick videos of just like yeah, look,
• 1:01:22
  this is just odtopsy of an alien and then everyone would have been like,
• 1:01:25
  holy shit, like the one that I really like and it's a little bit
• 1:01:29
  blurry, but it's the it's the cube that this Air Force pilot caught on
• 1:01:34
  his camera. Yeah, it's just like this like metallic cube over the ocean,
• 1:01:38
  and it's like it came from the ocean. These guys are just chilling
• 1:01:42
  down. Yeah, they're waiting. There's also extra dimensional beings or whatever the
• 1:01:45
  fuck, Like you know, I mean, we're living in one dimension and
• 1:01:49
  there could be people living in all their dimensions that just like we can't even
• 1:01:52
  see or whatever, right because we're like on this we're in this piece of
• 1:01:54
  paper dimension. They're living in this fucking full box, you know what I
• 1:01:58
  mean. Yeah, that's so much fun. Are more developed than we are,
• 1:02:00
  Yeah, who knows? Yeah, um, oh, they could be
• 1:02:04
  computers, it could be like terminator, Yeah, it could be all aim.
• 1:02:07
  Yeah. They don't need to bring it, they don't need to eat,
• 1:02:09
  they don't need to do anything. Go into space. Yeah, is
• 1:02:12
  the aliens? Shit? Get little deep right now? All right, let's
• 1:02:16
  wrap it up. Plug your cup, plug your shows again coming up?
• 1:02:22
  Okay, yeah, we're playing at the Space bar Room in two days.
• 1:02:23
  When does it come out? Huh does it come out right now? Well,
• 1:02:27
  people are listening right now. Yeah, yeah, they'll well no,
• 1:02:29
  yeah, well they're watching it. It's on Twitch, but um, they're
• 1:02:30
  probably not watching that. Nobody watches comes uppel here tonight. All right,
• 1:02:35
  Well, we are playing the Space bar Room on Friday the twenty eighth.
• 1:02:38
  We are opening from mast. Um. That's pretty much it until um next
• 1:02:43
  month. I think we'll be playing the Skatepark, but I don't have a
• 1:02:45
  I don't have a date yet. But that's that's pretty much it. We
• 1:02:46
  got some music coming out. We have a whole album coming out later this
• 1:02:50
  year. Other than that, I'm holding them back all these burbs. That's
• 1:02:54
  all right, that's pretty much it. Um. Check us out on scooped
• 1:02:58
  up band dot com or just look us up on you Too and scooped up
• 1:03:00
  or Spotify. Ye, all those things. We're on every every platform.
• 1:03:04
  Do you think of so awesome? Uh? You can see the show on
• 1:03:07
  my YouTube channel. That'll love the probably not tho tomorrow I'll up load it
• 1:03:12
  tonight. YouTube is weird. It takes a good day. You can see.
• 1:03:15
  You can download the show right on www dot day. Drinking with Dog
• 1:03:19
  one G not two G's where's the dog? I was hoping that I'm the
• 1:03:23
  dog. I'm the dog. Everyone everyone drives so many funny to sign I
• 1:03:27
  have out front. People are like, I take no idea what this thing
• 1:03:29
  is. I don't take my dogs out. Um and uh obviously Spotify and
• 1:03:36
  Apple everyone knows that stuff. So um, Jimmy, thanks so much for
• 1:03:38
  coming on. Man. I'm glad we're able to connect. I definitely want
• 1:03:42
  to check you out on a show. Uh, it looks like it'd be
• 1:03:45
  a fun time. Yeah comes man, Yeah, I definitely will and uh
• 1:03:49
  rock on. And you know, if the aliens fucking come at us,
• 1:03:52
  I'll text you. I know some places to go party. You know what
• 1:03:55
  I'm saying. I'll bring them out. Wouldn't be the best. Like they
• 1:03:59
  finally come back and it's like they hit it. They hit it blown a
• 1:04:01
  week. Yeah. Oh you want to see how to make a laser,
• 1:04:05
  We'll show you. We mustn't real synthetic weed. I we know how to
• 1:04:11
  do this. Dude. If an alien just came through and I smoked him
• 1:04:13
  up, and he's like, all right, here's a teleportation device. I
• 1:04:15
  would just be stoked. Save me so much time. Man, all right,
• 1:04:18
  I'm gonna let your song play at the end. Here supposed we close
• 1:04:21
  it out again. This is scooped up dyslexic. Check out the music.
• 1:04:26
  Oh one more thing. I want to kind of portray your dark humor.
• 1:04:30
  So I watched all the little snippets you did the other day last night,
• 1:04:33
  and I think my favorite one was you like woke up and you're like like
• 1:04:38
  being all inspirational, and you're like, you know, I do the same
• 1:04:41
  routine. I know. I line up my day, I'm gonna do I
• 1:04:44
  brush my teeth like everyone else does or whatever. I have breakfast, and
• 1:04:47
  then next scene, you're like sitting underneath the bridge. I don't know,
• 1:04:50
  I just shoot up heroin. Yeah I can completely left. Okay, Yeah,
• 1:04:56
  I know. I think there's part of my daily videos. But yeah,
• 1:05:00
  that was when I was like kind of skeptical for like hesitant to put
• 1:05:02
  out because I was like, I don't want people to like think I actually
• 1:05:05
  do heroin or whatever, like I'm a skinny guy. And there's another one
• 1:05:08
  he injected as fucking PBE and J with heroin and cocaine. Yeah, but
• 1:05:11
  no I don't. For the record, I know. And then it turned
• 1:05:13
  into a sneaker kind of weird stuff, but uh, definitely check it out
• 1:05:15
  on her and I don't do heroin. We're good. It's all good,
• 1:05:19
  Jimmy, thanks so much. We'll have a drink after the show. Absolutely,
• 1:05:24
  And uh, this is dyslexic. You good reason perspective right to you
• 1:05:41
  know. I know, I know, I know all this. Jeez.