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S4 E 11 TCWT Live! - True Crime in Rock 'n Roll_ Dimebag Darrell's Murder & Ian Watkins Scandal · True Crime and Wine Time

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, h Hello, I've been waiting all day for
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this. Give it to me. Come on, hello, y'all. Y'all
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gonna have to deal with the smoky tonight. Wow, that got real deep.
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See when a boy turns into a man. Now, that's every time
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this happens. I really hope that I will become a real boy. But
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it never lasts, Belle said, Bell said Batman absolutely. Who's there's a
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music guy. He's a country guy, Josh Turner who has a real deep
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voice. Oh you gla yeah, you could do some Josh Turner. But
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I've been waiting all day to hear the Batman. Luke, I am your
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father. Hi. Wait a minute, that's a Batman Luke. That's the
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Okay, I'm like, that's the yeah I've never seen. I don't know,
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I get sing the weird alse song truck riding the truck flat. Well,
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I think you sound great and I'm drinking out of my special glass.
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I'm the reason Santa has a naughty list. In case everybody mattered why there
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was a naughty list, it's all me. Is accurate. That is accurate,
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for sure, it's all me. I sound nothing like myself. This
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is weird. I don't like it. I like it kinda. I had
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a volunteer come up today because she was doing an evaluation of a team or
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a prospective team, and she walked in andrising for my voice, and I
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was trying to tell them, like, it sounds like it hurts, there
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is no pain. I had slight cold symptoms yesterday and then boom and the
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cold symptoms went away minus this. And she was like, I think it's
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sexy. And I was like, you, ma'am, are like sixty three
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years old. I don't mind, that's fine. Six no, no,
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I lied, she's in her seventies. She's in her seventies. And I
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was like, no, I mean it's cute. Thanks, I'm just so
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sexy. I mean, I do what as missus Bruce, I sir think.
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Does she think it sounds sexy? She thinks that I talked too much
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and that's why this happened, which is probably true. It's definitely overused as
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part of it. But I stopped streaming so much, so I did not
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expect this. It came out of left field. Well, but there's also
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a lot I don't know about your weather there. I mean, we were
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like forty degrees and today was seventy four. It was seventy or where you
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were, Yeah, so seventy four in Austin, Texas. Today it has
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bounced back and forth. In fact, here's something weird. Yesterday in Virginia
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it was colder than it was in Alaska. Wow, on average, but
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like, yeah, it's been like fifty and then nineteen at night, and
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then yeah, it's just rough. And then also I was in a different
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state for Thanksgiving, which we can talk about Thanksgiving later, but that was
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different weather with different allergens and everything else. I think just every it was
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a it is as much as I would like this to strengthen and stay as
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slow, because I feel like I could do like in a world, you
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know, we're world where YouTube streamers are all very popular. I just like
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I feel like you, Japa, you know, I just I feel like
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I love it now. I think you should just keep talking a whole lot
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so it'll stay that way for a while. It makes me that really wants
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to do that. What do your kids think they they just want to watch
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Leo on Netflix? Oh that they don't really, It's just like, oh,
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that's just dad and he's being silly again. But yeah, they're just
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I think I've seen If you haven't seen Leo on Netflix, it's it's it's
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animated, but it's by Adam Sandler, and it's Adam Sandler as a lizard
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and then Build Burr as a turtle and the two of them together are hysterical.
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It was really well done. It's like everything Adam Sandler wished he could
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tell his kids, or he had told his kids. It's so well put
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together. I love it. Okay, then I'll have to watch it with
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my littles. Yeah, watch it with monkey Butt because we'll have monkey butt
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and action Jackson. On Saturday, I went and saw the new Disney movie
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Wish a Wish. How I cried, I laughed, my heart swelled,
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I got mad. It was perfect. It was wonderful. And Julia Michaels
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wrote all the music a lot of the music for it and performed and she
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is just phenomenal. If you've not heard her, don't know who she is.
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She is amazing sing and just it was great so wish. I don't
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know if you watch Disney or Big Disney. People like in Pinocchio, he
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wishes on a star, they wish on a star in Princess and the Frog,
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and they do in a lot of different Disney movies, so they kind
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of took that concept of Wishing on a Star. But it's really good.
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But Chris Pines is a bad guy. He's bad, He's naughty. He's
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hot in the movie, but He's naughty is an animated film. It is
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an animated film, but you can tell it's him. It looks like him,
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kind of like I believe the hyena in the original Lion King that whoodp
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be Gouldberg voiced, I'm sorry that hyena. I looked at it. I'm
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like, that's Whoopee. Oh no, no, no, no, those
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those hyaenas were drawn to look like those those evil I mean, Whoope's look
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like whoopee. Cheach cheech marine the other hyena and looked like cheech And then
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I can't remember who did the voice of Ed, but you know he Yeah,
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So I mean that that was purposeful for sure. Yeah. Well they
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did the same thing in Wish. Yeah. I just saw a stand up
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comedian's bit yelling at Disney for always creating movies that make you cry, so
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well, can you just make a one please? But they do. I
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mean, I like that it gives you all of the realms of emotions,
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you know, just I mean, you go up, you go down.
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I mean, because that's a good show, a good movie. I don't
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I mean, I don't want to watch a movie that's just funny. I
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wanted to have funny parts. I wanted to have sad parts. I wanted
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to I want the full That's how Elemental was for me. Did you see
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Elemental? I did, and it was a good one. There's only been
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a couple of Disney movies that I didn't like. Oh, only been a
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couple that I didn't care for. Uh, these unpopular opinions, like a
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Little Mermaid. I didn't like a Little Mermaid. Now I like the Little
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Mermaid Live performance that they do and Disney World, but I didn't like the
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movie. I have a problem with somebody brushing their hair with a fork,
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because to me, it's just cruel that you. I mean, because there
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was a movie that came out after that when I got a little bit older,
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and they these kids, and they taught them the wrong words for everything,
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so like they taught them that a fork was really a hair brush,
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and then they ate with the hair brush, so and it showed how that
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you could take young kids into really screw their world up by that. And
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that's when I said, you really Yeah, So I really don't like it
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anymore. You know, every now and again, I'll make a comment about
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a movie, like, for instance, like you had said she brushes her
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hair with a fork, and I'll say it to Carrie and Carrie will say,
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She'll say, you know that these are animals that talk, right,
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like this is not serious, And I'm like, yeah, but I mean,
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if you can do it. Also, capin Thank You, Jim Cummings
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was ed. He did sing some of scar for Jeremy Irons. Jim Cummings
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is also the voice of Winnie the Pooh as well as many many other character
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He's phenomenal. So she's got issues. I mean, she has issues.
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Yeah, and you made it was because because you know, it was on
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VHS. And I don't know if anybody remembers this. I just remember I
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was so excited to see it when I was younger. I don't remember when
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it came out and I came home with it and the first thing my brother
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did was look at the cover and he goes, why is there penis on
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the cover? Because the original I have the original, and I don't know
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if that made me be like, oh, that's weird. Then to watch
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the movie and things were called. There was just a lot that just if
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you are not a fan of the Little Mermaid, then you should watch one
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moment please. Netflix just released a new animated well relatively new. Is it
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called cracking? Cracking? I believe it's called and cracking? Yeah, like,
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but it's it's all about this girl and her discovering her true identity.
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And but Mermaids are not in the greatest of light in that movie, so
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you might like it. Yeah, cracking, Samantha, Sam, thank you.
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I also don't like Shrek. Okay, well we might fight on that
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one. At least the original. And I'll be honest, I've only seen
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it once. I've only seen it. Give it one more shot, Okay,
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maybe I will. And it was back when I saw it, back
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when I was married to a whole So maybe that was it. But like,
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I couldn't even tell you what the story was about. I mean I
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really couldn't tell you. I think they fall in love and they were ogres.
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That's all I can tell you about it. So maybe it was just
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a bad Yeah, I think I think give it, give it another God,
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and I will first movie. There's a lot that comes from that movie
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that's used in normal rhetoric every day now, like, Okay, the Donkey
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was amazing. Yeah, oh yeah, Eddie Murphy killed it. But that
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was Eddie Murphy. Yeah that's true. But yeah, he took some very
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freaking sad stories and turned them into something else. Yeah, so I will.
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I will commit to watching Shrek again because we own it. The littlest
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watch it. I just never watch it because when they turn it on,
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I'm like, yeah, no, I'm out, You're gonna watch Shrek.
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What should I commit to watching? What should you commit to watching? Jim
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and the Holograms? What the hell is that? It sounds what a group?
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It was my favorite animated thing that I would watch while I was getting
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dressed. When I was I was thinking, was a freshman in high school.
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This looks like a fever dream, mushroom trip. It's great that she
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has a great voice and she sings. Is it? Wait? Hold on,
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I saw the car. It was a cartoon. It was a cartoonopped
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up. Yeah, it was a cartoon. Yeah, No, I watched
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the cartoon. Wait, is it Captain knows what I'm talking about. Oh
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no, it was. Yeah, it was back in the eighties. Like
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I started high school in eighty four. You know they made a movie fifteen,
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right. No, I don't want to watch the movie. Okay,
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I'm going to stick to Jim in the Holograms because I had great memory.
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I will. I even had the TV that I still had to change the
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dial and I had to take the antenna and move the ears to work.
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I will find out where to watch it. I think you can watch it
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online. Oh shoot, Netflix? Maybe? Yeah, but so I think
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you should watch that. Oh no, not Netflix. That's okay. Oh
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is anybody else agreeing? I say something about squid games? Geez you?
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Yeah. And I remember the TV series Beauty and the Beast. I love
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Beauty and the Beast. It's one of my It's one of my favorites.
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That in Cinderella and snow White. I want to be Belle. That's miss
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Bruce Grim's favorite princess. And it makes sense because she is very BookSmart and
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very independent. Yeah, and I love books. I mean she I just
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I love everything about her. I love everything about her. I keep trying
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to get h h for Halloween. One year for him to dress up as
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the Beast and me to dress up be amazing. Yeah, he always likes
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to go for the gory, crazy looking stuff. You can be a horror
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version of the Beast. No, I look ripping people to shreds. Nope,
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you cannot do that to the Beast. You can't. So what are
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you drinking? Because I'm drinking a special bottle tonight, you are. I
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am not. If you see me pouring constantly, it's because this is basically
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water. This as Bearringer mane and wine, white zinfandel. They that's an
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easy drinking Yeah. Yeah, like I've literally had that much already since we
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started. It will sneak up on you, so be careful. You're your
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immune system might be down a little bit. Well, I'm drinking a stella.
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You're killing stuff I think you need hard liquor and killing all head stuff
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in my throat. You know, I'm gonna get better by killing it with
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alcohol. Okay, But what I've heard wine, because it's fermented, it
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doesn't kill germs and stuff like vodka, tequila, rum. It encourages.
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That's the thought process of terrorists, and I don't support that. That is
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that that science is by the same people who ate horse paste and drank bleach
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to get rid of COVID. Well, I've drinken a mescato for the first
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time ever that I got to meet. I'll just call her l because I
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don't know if'm supposed really what our first name is. She is the special
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update that we have coming up Double H and I are working on editing it.
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It was from season one, episode three that we helped somebody out a
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listener with something and she agreed to do an update, and we did the
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interview a couple of weeks ago. She came to Chase Lackey event and brought
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me the bottle of wine that she was drinking the day we did the interview,
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So I'm drinking moscot. She delivered faster than our parent sponsors. Yeah,
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is that still happening, because I don't know it is. And I've
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gone back and forth because they say it was shipped and it was signed for
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and it is not shipping. Uh, they're supposed to And that's been four
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months, five months, and to be honest, I kind of just realized
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they're having problems. They were purchased by a very large fashion brand and I
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personally think they were like, oh, yeah, we don't want to honor
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that. Listen if I anceld no, I canceled my wine club membership with
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them that my mom and I had had fifty over twenty years. If anybody
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knows anybody who does wine or anything really not not not who has a liquor
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store, but who actually does wine or liquor or whatever, and they're interesting
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having stuff on the show, Terry and I are more than happy to give
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a shout out. We just obviously have to taste it first. Absolutely well,
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I will tell y'all. And I actually tasted this and I shared it
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on our Facebook page, I think, and I am going to be sending
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you a bottle. It's called mud Slinger and it's a bloody mary mix and
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it is well HH loves it. I don't like tomatoes, but I actually
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tasted the stuff. It's a horse radish heat instead of halopenia. So if
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it didn't have tomatoes, you know, if you didn't, if it wasn't
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tomato based, I might like it. But I will say it was good.
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And I'm going to ask them if maybe they want us to give them
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some shout out, that'd be good. It looks like because Sam News some
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people in Orlando in California, so that's good. Yes, I'm working on
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another winery that is in Texas that h H. And I actually joined their
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wine club because it is the first Texas wine that I thought was worth my
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money to buy or drink. Amos miss oh is it amos amos? Yeah?
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I sound bad. I don't feel bad. I have no other symptoms.
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I just sound like Batman. Can you stop saying your bad because you
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sound you sound sexy. I could fall asleep to that voice. I could
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replace Keith Morrison for a couple of nights with your voice. It would only
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be a couple of nights because I'll go right back to Helium inspired JT and
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a little Bit and you know it. Speaking of Keith Morrison, I don't
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know if anyone follows him on Twitter or anywhere. He does not ever share
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things and ask for donations. He doesn't get anything to have to with money.
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He did share Matthew Perry's foundation that went live on a couple of days
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after he died, So he did share that for Sharing Tuesday, and I
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appreciated that, and I think it was more impactful because he never does stuff
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like that. So it really hit me in the fields and I really had
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to go and jump and donate. Oh yes, okay, don't go.
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All done, I did it. Don't go can I Are you okay with
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me? Move into the next thing. Absolutely, let's go. It's it's
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okay, but let's go. All right, here we go. So Kelly
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P reached out to me today, and just as I always have said ever
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since I met everybody in the community, and you know me, if we
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can do some good with the platform we have, obviously we're going to do
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it. And so to me, it's really important. So Kelly P came
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to me, Kelly P came, What am I telling them? That's what
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I want to know? Oh yeah, all right, okay, can you
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talk dirty to me? So Kelly sent me this information about somebody who's missing.
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Now it's in Mount Dora, Florida. You all might not be in
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that area. You might have some friends that are in that area. Oh
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good night. But I think it's important to share because we can do that
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here. We have that privilege, and I think if you have the privilege,
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you need to use it for good and not for selfish purposes. Okay.
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So Nicole Baldwin Oh boy, this is gonna sound like a movie trailer.
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Nicole Baldwin has been missing since November two, twenty twenty three. She's
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from Mount Dora, Florida, in Lancaster on Strathmore Circle. She's forty one.
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Her heights five foot five, She's one hundred and thirty five pounds.
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She's got brown hair that's died blonde with hazel eyes. I'm glad they said
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died blonde because if it's been almost a month, chance it's our roots are
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starting to show. When she went missing, she was wearing a pink nightgown.
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She was barefoot, she didn't have any belongs with her. It's possible
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she's in a mental health crisis and she does need medication for serious health conditions.
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So please, please please, if if you can, if you can
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share this, If you look up missing Nicole Baldwin on Facebook, you'll find
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the group. But if if our if our cork cork killers can can can
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share share this around you know we have a wide, a wide reach,
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and that would be very good. As you can see you can see her
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tattoos there. But if you know anything, contact the Mount Door Police Department
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and the hashtags that they're using are find Nicole Baldwin and missing in Florida and
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uh in well soon to be soon to be three days, uh I think
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it's what December sixth, Yeah, December December third, they're doing a search
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party. So if you're around that area and you want to be a part
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of search party, they're doing it on December third at two pm. They're
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meeting at Lagracia. I hope I said that right Baptist Church, and they're
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gonna be doing They're asking for people to bring their side by sides, their
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four wheelers and their quads. I have no idea what a side by side
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is, but that being said, don't let the voice fool you. I
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have the testosterone level of an eighty year old. No, I'm kidding.
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I hope everybody just died collectively just then. But after the search, they're
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also going to be doing a candlelight vigil as well. This woman is a
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mom of three. Let me let me get to let me bring up just
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a little bit more information that was shared with me by Kelly. Thanks by
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the way again, Kelly. So she has a twenty year old daughter,
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She has an eleven year old daughter and a fourteen year old son and her
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her twenty year old daughter. I'm not gonna say their names just because I
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don't want to bring more attention. I want to bring attention to the missing,
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you know, I don't want to, Okay anyway, So, her
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twenty year old daughter has kept her Apple Apparently when she she was taken,
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like things were left like her Apple watch and other things. Right, I
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think that's what she had, her purse, her phone, mean right,
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a woman doesn't use those things, right, since she's been missing, her
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twenty year old daughters had her Apple watch on, trying to keep little things
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to hold on to her, she said. But she they're really worried about
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her well being and that it's very unlike her to disappear. So Mountain Doors
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leading that investigation. And so if anybody knows anything or if you can share
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it, please do I think that would be awesome? Yeah, I mean
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yeah, I've learned from the Chase Lacky case and dealing with them. Sharing
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that Facebook page, going join the group gets the word out there. The
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more people that join that page with updates and share it. That's the great
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thing about social media. You can share it. You may say, I
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don't know anybody in Florida. But if you share it to your group,
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there may be fifteen people that know people in Florida and can share it with
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them. So definitely, I would say share it, but also join the
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finding page. Yeah, that's that's one of the best ways that you can
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stay in touch with everything that's going on. Kelly says. The Mounta Door
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is close to Orlando. Kisimitea, Yes, it's Orlando. Yeah, yeah,
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yeah, kissing me. It's thirty seven minutes northwest of Orlando. So
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there's a lot going around in that area. I mean a lot going on.
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So yeah, definitely, you know, definitely share that stuff. No,
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absolutely. I shared it from our true Crime page and joined it with
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that and we'll do whatever we can and get the word out, and I
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think all of us should. One thing I've started doing is we try to
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share a lot of those things because I'm learning after my experience with Chase's family,
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having a loved one and I'm going to try not to cry. Having
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a loved one missing is worse than losing them to death or an accident,
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because you can't grieve, you can't sake it by it's not knowing and no
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family and there's got to be foul play, you know, if her stuff's
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there, I just can't help but jump to that. Yeah, And I
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think what you say, bring up, I mean kind of is a good
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transition too, into the last thing before we move into our cases, which
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not only not knowing but knowing that somebody knows something and I'm not saying anything
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that's what I did there. That just pisses me off. Yeah, But
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with all that being said, I'm going to try and save my voice or
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the case that I have. I will let you all know that we're doing
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Terry's case first, because if with my case anything is triggering, and everything
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is triggering with my case, I wanted you to be able to at least
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hear half the show. My case deals with child abuse of really young children.
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It is not It is one of the hardest things that I've ever had
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to cover. I have covered it previously on Brew Crime, but I wanted
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to bring it back because we had made some shifts to the genre of what
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we were covering tonight, and so it's tough. So we'll make sure that
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you know when we're switching over to the next thing. But you know,
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Terry's gonna hop hop into her case in a second here and so yeah,
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so just a warning about that in the future, and I'll do it again
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when it comes time. But for now, I'm going to shut up and
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let you do your thing, okay, And we'll definitely want to put up
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the ticker at the bottom. We'll we get to your case before I jump
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into my case. Wanted to do a real quick update on Chase Lackey.
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We did have the Bubble celebration for him the Saturday before Thanksgiving to honor his
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birthday, and it was better than I could have imagined. We had thirty
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five people give or take show up. It was amazing. The stories I've
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shared it on our page. I mean, just it was so great meeting
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people who knew him when he was younger. And the other crazy thing I
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met and saw people from my past from my childhood that know him because they
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lived by his sister. I mean, it's just shocking, and it just
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tells me that we were meant to jump into the craziness of his case.
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And I keep getting more and more signs that say that, I will say,
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stay tuned. We do have a news outlet that we are working with
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that we are trying to schedule a interview for the news, which chases parents.
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We're trying to get that done next week. So everybody sharing stuff is
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really starting to get information flowing in. I reached out to somebody else who
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offered to help do some research because the tips and names just keep pouring in.
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So same thing with this other case. Sharing it is going to help
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so much because you never know who knows something or saw something, and not
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just that, but sharing it and creating a more widespread understanding and knowledge of
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the case puts pressure on law enforcement. The appropriate type of pressure. Not
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well, there's no winning with what I said. Hey, if it will
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motivate them to get off their ass and do their I have no problem saying
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that because I can tell you in chase this case, Harris County Sheriff's Department
34:07
has sucked lemons. And I used lemons instead of what I really wanted to
34:13
say. But nope, that's even nicer than what I was gonna say.
34:19
Oh, let's just say it. They suck alls. They just sus I'm
34:23
gonna just say it and come at me, have a conversation with me,
34:27
come at me, talk to me. But I will just say reading a
34:31
little bit of the story. It looks like the police there didn't jump into
34:36
action either. And I want to say, the thought that, oh,
34:40
they're an adult, they have the right to go missing is bullshit. Just
34:46
like with Chase, it is bullshit. An adult does not leave their cell
34:52
phone, their keys, all of that crap behind to go take a walk
34:59
an intention We leave unless there is a severe mental health issue going on and
35:07
that plays into it. That's the only time. So I really have a
35:13
problem with law enforcement who says, oh, they're an adult, they have
35:15
a right to go missing. And I tell HH all the time. If
35:20
I go missing and my phone is here, you know somebody took me.
35:27
Now you may not want me back ahh. But you know I didn't do
35:30
it intentionally, because that's just not something you do here. You know,
35:37
we know who gets the primary amount of attention on missing cases. Yeah,
35:43
because you're younger. You know, blonde hair, blue eyed girls. If
35:49
and she is blonde and younger, and if this is how they treat her,
35:54
I can't even imagine how the other people are not even discussed. So
36:00
oh, I have another family that haven't even told you yet because they've reached
36:07
out on Facebook and I've reached back and said, hey, let's have a
36:09
conversation. You know, I was honest with them. I don't know if
36:13
I can help. We do not have the bandwidth, you know. We
36:16
are doing so much with Hase's case, real life, the podcast. But
36:21
I told him I will have a conversation. Excuse me. The young man
36:25
is another young man that went missing, and he wasn't a perfect victim.
36:32
So and believe it or not, it is Harris County once again, of
36:37
sucking balls. You know, whoever's balls they're sucking is a really lucky human
36:45
being. Oh yeah, they're getting They're getting sucked all the time. Okay,
36:52
I will get off. I will just get off, but I will
36:59
say there is some updates come into the Chase case. Probably we'll do it
37:05
in January, just because a lot of things. I have eight or nine
37:12
interviews scheduled with different people connected to the case, So my thought is to
37:16
do a lot of that during the holidays so that we can put it out
37:20
in January. So yeah, now my case is not as dark as yours,
37:30
which I find interesting because I'm usually the dark bee, You're not.
37:34
I'm the dark you know, I'm normally the dark bee. Yeah that's pretty
37:38
Yeah, that's pretty dark. But I'm going to let you read right through
37:43
that without saying anything because the okay, well, the first thing I have
37:50
to say before we get into my case is HH is loving the fact that
37:57
I keep running into his office when I started to reach search in this case,
38:00
and then as I keep going through and I run in there, I'm
38:02
like, oh did you know this? Oh did you know this? How
38:06
did I not know? They were brothers? And he just is looking at
38:07
me, going, finally, you care? You care? I am a
38:16
country girl. I'm a country girl. I grew up. What if you
38:23
did? But if Carrie did what you did, and all of a sudden
38:27
she was interested in my kind of music, a lot of it, or
38:30
at least the stories behind it, I'd see the same thing he did.
38:36
So and I get it. I get it. And so I mean I
38:40
just grew up with a different genre. I mean I like def Leppard,
38:45
I like things like that. But I was never one of those hard rock
38:49
girls. Just wasn't. Okay, So we are talking about the murder of
38:58
Dimebag Darryl, and I want to tell you I always wondered why it was
39:04
called dimebag Daryl. Well, I found out and I did include it in
39:09
this. So I hope you know y'all are as excited as I am,
39:16
because I'm honestly very excited to cover this. So Dimebag Daryl's real name was
39:22
Daryl Lane Abbot and he was born in August of nineteen sixty six in Ennis,
39:29
Texas. That's right outside of Dallas for those who don't know. And
39:34
what I found interesting was born to Carolyn and Jerry Abbot. His dad,
39:38
Jerry Abbot, was a country music producer. And yet I know, so,
39:46
yet your son totally went the other direction. Now, Daryl was the
39:53
second son of the couple, both funds. Both sons followed in Jerry's footsteps
40:00
with their love of music. Now, the thing that I really found interesting,
40:06
Darryl's parents divorced when he was around thirteen years old, but they stayed
40:12
a connected, happy family. They still co parented. I mean then that
40:16
was before it was a thing. They lived near each other so that the
40:21
kids could go back and forth between the houses. That's awesome. And I
40:25
was like, okay, it happened before, you know, and so people
40:31
could learn. But Daryl credited his dad with giving him his first guitar at
40:37
the age of twelve. Now, guys, I did not know that guitars
40:40
had names. He was given a Les Paul style Hondo. You didn't know
40:47
that they had brand names, au Terry. I mean I knew they had
40:54
names, like give me another guitar, Gibson, Like, I knew they
41:00
had that. But I learned as we get into this, they even have
41:05
like nicknames for the guitars and there's custom ones in. Yeah, different shapes
41:13
do different Okay, Yeah, let's just say Terry's not the smartest or the
41:19
brightest crayon in the box when it comes to music. It has nothing to
41:22
do with being smarter or not. It is just not something that you've had
41:25
to worry about. It is not something you've had to do encounter. I
41:29
am the person who got guitars. I have guitars. That's something I've thought
41:32
about. It's not smart or or not. So I guess it just wasn't
41:38
my thing. But then I asked my husband. I'm like, yeah,
41:42
and his dad also gave you an amplifier. What did you need an amplifier
41:45
for? And he goes maybe to plug the guitar into I was like,
41:51
your guitar doesn't plug into anything. He goes Terry. It's a different kind
41:54
of he goes. My other guitar does plug it. I need to hear
42:04
h play. I don't know if he plays well. Did teach you nothing
42:10
about rock? I liked her, She didn't, you know, bang her
42:17
head on stuff. I just never understood the concept of banging your head and
42:23
getting a headache. Just never understood it. Like I said, though I
42:28
do like some rock, I just wasn't into that kind of stuff. Now,
42:35
h H is one that I can say a song, he can tell
42:39
me which album it was on in the year it was released, and he
42:45
can do it for country rock, some blues, some jazz. And I'm
42:51
just like, why do you know this useless information? And you know what
42:54
he says, well, why do you know how many victims Jeffrey Dautmar had?
43:00
Oh do you know where he was born? How do you know about
43:01
the Green River Killer? And I'm like, okay, point taken. If
43:07
you know anything about Sam? The fact that she said I can't see Sam
43:10
in a mosh pit. However, I also couldn't see my son crowdsurfing,
43:17
and we saw how that went. So I've been in a mosh pit.
43:22
Now, guys, I had a checkerboard shaved in my head at one point
43:27
in my time because I liked punk rock. Yeah funk so but anyway,
43:37
but Darryl said he was heavily influenced by Black Sabbath. Guys, don't laugh.
43:43
I was like, isn't that a cat Ah? I had never heard
43:51
of Black Sabbath, did learn that. I do know one of their songs.
43:54
I forgot what the song is now, but I do Once I heard
44:00
us, like, oh yeah, I know that, but I didn't know
44:02
who the band was. But he was also Judas Priest. I know who
44:07
that is. I know who Kiss, and I definitely know who van Halen
44:10
is because Eddie van Halen's just hot. But which I can say. All
44:17
of that is good except for Kiss. I do not like Kiss. I
44:23
am not now and have I ever been a Kiss fan. There's not one
44:28
single Kiss song that I like, So come at me. I'm sorry,
44:32
she says to the guy who has all the record I'm sorry. Fine,
44:37
It's not for everybody, and they are not the best musicians in the world.
44:42
I prefer other people. But you know what my problem is with them?
44:46
They hide behind that white funk makeup. I mean, guys, on
44:51
my personal Facebook page if you want to go dig through my photos, there's
44:54
actually a picture of me and my girlfriend with a kiss tribute man, full
44:59
makeup and everything. And I was like, the picture was great, but
45:05
why you got a hot? Did you ever? Did you ever see their
45:08
eighties and nineties stuff though, because they didn't wear makeup at all. Oh,
45:15
they went through a whole phase of being unmasked. Really Yeah, Okay,
45:25
I am going to also say I am going to go do a deep
45:29
dive into kiss now. I will say that I as we get later on
45:37
that I did find that I do like some of the good things they've done.
45:44
So they're not bad people. Yeah, I mean you know they And
45:47
isn't Gene Simmons didn't they have a reality show? Isn't he the one who
45:53
didn't marry the girl? But they finally got engaged on the Yeah, he
46:00
had Simmons family jewels and he saw that in a relationship and Tweed forever and
46:07
Tweed see I like that. See you kiss me and me and kiss for
46:15
better or worse is the same as dub h with everything else. But I
46:22
come by it honestly, I guess you know. My dad was, so
46:28
I grew up my parents listened to Crystal Gale, Patsy Klin, Elvis and
46:35
Alice Cooper. I know who he is. He's one of like in his
46:45
music. There are a couple of his songs I like. So I'm not
46:51
totally against you. I like him because he knows who he is. Well,
46:57
Okay, keep going. Sorry, The funny thing is, let me
47:01
tell you how I even learned who Dimebag Daryl was before we go farther.
47:07
When Doublehn I got engaged twenty one, twenty two years ago, whenever it
47:14
was his bachelor party was at the Strip club that was owned by Darryl and
47:22
his brother Vinnie, and I was like, why is he own a club?
47:30
Isn't he any a band or something? So that's how I even knew
47:35
who Dimebag Daryl was. So I did not know he was part of Pantera,
47:38
and that leads me right into a nineteen eighty one Pantera was formed by
47:43
Terry Glaze, Tommy Bradford, and Donnie Hart and they asked Vinnie Paul to
47:49
join, and he agreed only if they would also bring on Darryl, who
47:53
was just fifteen at the time. Now, guys, this is how uneducated
48:00
I am. I didn't know Vinnie Paul was Darryl's brother. I ran into
48:04
ahh, I'm like, did you know Timebag Daryl's brother's Vinny Paul. And
48:07
he's like, yes, so I knew who Vinnie Paul was. And whoever
48:21
just said queen Queen is just amazing. So uh but I think it was
48:27
cool that he was fifteen. They agreed, and what I thought was funny.
48:30
They thought he wasn't a very good guitar player and that he was kind
48:34
of scrawny, and I was like, boy, did he showed them wrong?
48:39
So he surprised his fellow bandmates by growing his guitar abilities. They set
48:45
by leaps and bounds in a short amount of time. So once he got
48:50
accepted into the band, he just took off. Now he took on the
48:54
stage name as Okay, this mescato is doing to me what beer does.
49:00
It's making me like, oh, Gussie, But that's okay. But he
49:06
went by Diamond Daryl in reference to a kiss song black Diamond, Black Diamonds.
49:14
So he went by Diamond Daryl in the beginning. So why are you
49:22
laughing at me. Okay, Okay, So Pantera was your typicals eighties metal
49:31
band or hair band, and they were a little bit of makeup, not
49:37
much, and they had really big, fabulous hair. I mean, I
49:42
will say they put that aqua net to the test. Okay. Uh.
49:49
They signed with Metal Magic Records in eighty three and released their first album,
49:53
Metal Magic the same year. Now, the other thing I found amazing that
49:59
I love their dad, Jerry was also the band's manager, which I thought
50:05
was great because he was a country genre guy. I bet it hurt his
50:08
ears, but he loved his sons. But who knows, maybe he loved
50:12
metal. But I love the fact he did that because Daryl was still a
50:16
teenager. And I'm just gonna say, as we're gonna find out, the
50:22
rock world is like any other entertainment business. You need to protect those kids
50:28
because it's a It's a dirty, naughty business, it really is. Pantera
50:35
went on to release two additional albums, Projects in the Jungle and I Am
50:38
the Knight, in eighty four and eighty five. Now I can say I
50:44
did know about Projects in the Jungle. I just didn't know. I knew
50:47
Vinny Paul. I just didn't know who this Daryl guy was, and yet
50:52
he was the main guitar guy. But that's okay. But yeah, can
50:58
I quickly just connect with Sam on this. My dad was very much Alice
51:05
Cooper kiss metallic like that was my dad. Mom, James Taylor all the
51:13
way, like to the end of time. Like that's why, like ying,
51:15
And it just worked out that I'm nicknamed JT because of James Taylor.
51:22
It just so happens that my initials are JT as well. But it worked
51:27
that way. So it's funny how that that's it. And it's it's the
51:31
same for you know, brew Grime, missus brew Grime and I you know,
51:36
she's Jason Morez and I'll listen to you know, flogging Molly So and
51:42
I think that's what's good about hh night. I mean we're you know,
51:45
we're I just saw this thirty five cents. You're still only thirty five cents.
51:52
I'm still only thirty five cents. Dang dude. With inflation, you
51:55
gotta at least go up to thirty seven cents. Now, I'm a millennial.
52:00
We don't get paid that much, so nothing matches. It doesn't work
52:05
that way. So you know, we get the short shaft, which sucks
52:08
in all kinds of ways. So now, during this time, and I'll
52:15
tell you this is where I also got some more education. Darryl and Vinnie
52:19
started getting into bands such as Metallica and Slayer. I know who both of
52:22
those are. I did not realize. So they wanted to take Pantera Pantera
52:30
more into a heavy metal sound. I thought all of it was a heavy
52:34
metal. I didn't realize there was little subgenres like glam metal and thrashold metal.
52:43
I was like, isn't it all just heavy metal? Can't we just
52:45
make it easy for people like me? Can't we because country you got country,
52:51
you don't have subcountry. But anyway, but Terry Glaze did not want
52:58
to do that, which to the typical contract disputes and led to him leaving
53:04
Pantera in eighty six. Now the band hired Phil and Solmo I think it's
53:10
how you say it? Is that right in Somo Okay later to replace him.
53:17
Also at the same time, the band changed record companies and signed with
53:22
Gold Mountain Records, and Pantera had to release one final record under Metal Magic
53:29
and it was called Power Metal. Now. I found this interesting. They
53:35
said power Metal was kind of the first album that garnered Darryl all of these
53:42
rave positive reviews about his riffs. Yes, I know what a riff is
53:45
people, and that due to his abilities with these riffs, they didn't need
53:52
people to sing over his riffs, that you could just add the riffs and
53:58
let them rip. See how did that rip proof? Anyway? Done so?
54:05
But they also said that it showcase the bands move away from glam metal.
54:09
Now I still don't get the glam metal. Oh did you want me
54:15
to show this picture of their hair? Because this is I totally forgot metal.
54:25
What would Kiss be called? Would Kiss be heavy metal or glam metal?
54:29
Because they were a lot of makeup? No, they're not heavy.
54:31
They're not a heavy metal at all. Then what are they? Well?
54:35
They some people might say they are. I think they are. Mmm,
54:43
I don't know. I don't know. Does everybody's at that hair? Isn't
54:47
that amazing? I love the hair, and I mean I think Phinney's kind
54:54
of hot. But like I said, the Finny Paul was, I guess
54:59
and TV called them a metal well band, I guess their metal. I
55:05
see them more their rifts and their sound is more rock to me. So,
55:09
yeah, I didn't watch MTV. I wasn't allowed to. Yeah,
55:17
I mean MTV was boring when I was watching it, so it was crap.
55:22
Well it wasn't real. Everybody was watching it when I was growing up,
55:27
and I wasn't really allowed to. But that's okay. But they moved
55:31
away from the glam metal. I couldn't find what metal they moved to.
55:37
If they moved from glam metal, what did they move to? It just
55:42
said metal. Everything I found just said they moved closer. They're too heavy
55:47
metal. They're considered so their earliest was glam and they're considered to have moved
55:54
into groove and thrashing heavy metal. How can you be all three? Why
56:04
can't you just be one? Because it depends on the song in the in
56:10
the album A friend of Mine my green metal, huh. I I have
56:22
a friend of mine and she's in a doom metal band, which everything is
56:25
really slow and intentional and you know whatever. But some of their stuff also
56:31
sounds kind of rocky too, so it's you know, it's it just like
56:37
for instance, for instance, Brad Paisley, right, he's got a certain
56:45
kind of metal but or not metal but country but there hes got no metal,
56:52
but well he he can play rock. I've seen him do it.
56:55
But there are some songs of his that hit different sub genres, right they
57:00
do. That's true, So okay, that makes sense, makes sense kind
57:07
of when Kith Whitley would do some bluesy grass kind of stuff. Yeah.
57:14
If I had to pick two genres, well, if I had to pick
57:17
one genre of panteras in its metal. If I had to pick two,
57:22
like a subgenre, I would put pick thrash slash heavy more so than roof
57:29
And that just kind of yeah, yeah, okay, I'm talking way too
57:31
much. I need to save my voice for the Yeah, save save your
57:38
voice. But that so they it really showcased that he was riffs and I
57:45
have to say he can. I went and listened to some stuff and I
57:47
was like, he's pretty damn good guitar player. And it didn't hurt my
57:52
head like it did when I was younger, So maybe old age is getting
57:57
better for me. But they moved on to a major record label with at
58:01
Corecords after the label's talent scout saw Pantera perform live and they were thoroughly impressed,
58:10
and they were like, they are more than just a band. They're
58:14
entertainers, and I think that's significant because I think there's a lot of bands
58:22
out there that you don't want to go see because they're just not great performers.
58:28
Now, they released Cowboys from Hell in nineteen ninety, which everything I
58:32
read said gave Pantera their own unique sound. Okay, and it said that
58:39
the blueprint. It was said to be the blueprint for groove metal, which
58:45
became another subgenre of heavy and thresh metal, but at a slower tempo.
58:52
It's still, guys, it's still just savvy metal. But anyway, we're
58:55
gonna keep going. So it went gold in nineteen eight and platinum in ninety
59:00
seven. The band played almost two hundred live shows for Cowboys from How during
59:07
the two years they toured. That's a lot of damn shows, guys.
59:12
That's a lot of shows. Yeah. Yeah. So Darryl gained that typical
59:20
rocker reputation because he became a heavy drinking, partying guy while on tour.
59:30
And I'm gonna tell it later on, but i'll tell now. He his
59:34
longtime love. They met when they were eight or nine years old. There
59:42
he is. But I just thought that was cool. So even though he
59:45
went through all of that wild stuff. You know, he's still stuck with
59:50
her. They released their next album, Vulgar Display of Power, and I'll
59:55
be honest, that's the one that I had heard of and I knew a
1:00:00
little bit more about only because after Mary an h h h kind of thing.
1:00:07
And some people say that were some of the best riffs that he ever
1:00:13
did, and that he wrote and did a lot of the song structures,
1:00:15
which I think shows that he was more than just a guitar player and you
1:00:22
know, good as an entertainer, but he also was behind the music.
1:00:25
And I think that's one thing I love about Taylor Swift. She does it
1:00:30
all. You know, she writes it, she performs it, she doesn't.
1:00:34
I mean, she's the full kitten kaboodle, and I think he was
1:00:37
too. So now, when Vulgar Display of Power hit the charts, it
1:00:43
was at number forty four and they stayed on the Billboard two hundred for seventy
1:00:47
nine weeks. I thought that was impressive for somebody who's from Texas and didn't
1:00:57
realize Vinnie and Daryl were related. But that's okay, and Display of Power.
1:01:01
Vulgar Display of Power was ranked number ten on Rolling Stones list of the
1:01:06
one hundred greatest albums of All Time. So now, with the release of
1:01:15
Vulgar Display of Power, Darrell also released a new look and decided that Diamond
1:01:20
Darrel no longer suited his image, which led him to adopting Dimebag Daryl as
1:01:27
his stage name mostly dimebag now. The name came from one of his fellow
1:01:32
bandmates, who said that Daryl refused to accept more than a dimebag of weed
1:01:37
at one time, even if it was offered to him for free, because
1:01:40
he was scared to be caught with more than a dining bag. Smart man.
1:01:52
Sorry, guy, they are from Texas. I don't really like.
1:01:57
I like, so you're gonna call yourself a dimeback and let the world know
1:02:00
that you buy dimebacks because a dinbag back then could send you to prison for
1:02:09
life, you know. But now I found this interesting because I did not
1:02:16
know this. In eighty nine, Darrel was invited to join Mega Death,
1:02:22
but he turned down the offer because he said he would only go if then
1:02:25
he came. And I have to tell y'all, I like that bros having
1:02:31
each other's back. So he turned down joining Mega Death, which it just
1:02:37
makes you wonder what would have his life been, you know, that would
1:02:40
have changed the whole trajectory you know of his career right now. Pantera went
1:02:46
on to release other albums, but after conflicts with Enselmo, things got really
1:02:52
rocky, and then Brown wanted to leave the band, so Pantera ended with
1:02:59
the release of their greatest hits album, The Best of Pantera. In September
1:03:02
two thousand and three. Daryl and Vinnie decided to form a new band and
1:03:09
they added new members Patrick Lachman of Halford, Bob cock co I don't know
1:03:19
how to say his name, sorry Bob. And they formed Damage Plan and
1:03:23
guys, I have to tell you Dinbag and Damage Plan. He liked the
1:03:28
d's and I think it was because he was from Dallas. That's all I'm
1:03:30
saying on that. But they did sign a contract with Electure yep. They
1:03:37
signed a contract with Elektra Records in two thousand and three. They released their
1:03:43
first album, Newfound Power in two thousand and four and Damage Plan. It
1:03:50
didn't gain the popularity and as much as they did as Pantera, so they
1:03:55
decided to go on the Devastation Tour across the nation because they felt they needed
1:04:01
to rebuild their fan base because nobody knew who the heck they were. Okay now