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Toilet Radio 507 – Doxxed by the Sticker Company · Radio Toilet ov Hell

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  You're listening to 66 point 6FF,
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  radio T0H,
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  the flush.
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  Well hey everybody. It's Mig Joe T and
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  kill you're listening to another thrilling episode of
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  v toilet of Hell Radio show. I'm joined
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  today, of course, by the Golden boy, the
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  365
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  days of horror or Alex Call Jordan. Jordan,
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  how are you?
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  I'm alright. How are you?
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  I hurt a lot to be honest with
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  you.
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  It was, like, a hundred and 10 degrees
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  outside yesterday, and I decided that that was
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  the most appropriate time to get down on
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  my hands and knees
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  and scrub
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  my porch
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  to remove all the built up grime and
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  dirt.
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  And so putting myself in that distorted position
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  in the extreme heat, not drinking enough water.
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  I feel bad now. It's shocking. I don't
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  know how that happens.
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  Are you gonna start googling. Use a power
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  washer?
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  The thing is, like, that was my initial
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  move. Like, I was like, I'm gonna power
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  wash this but I was like, well, it's
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  a composite material. What if I damage it,
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  Jordan?
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  And no and that the the material. Yeah.
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  The the resale value of that house may
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  drop.
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  Precisely. So instead, I sacrifice my own back,
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  which you know, it's fine. You can grow
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  another 1.
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  And then, in the middle of the Night
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  vomit because of heat sickness. So that was
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  cool.
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  You sound like you're full of his ass
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  too. Right?
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  I stay inside and go outside in the
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  sun and do things.
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  Was it worth it? Was it worth getting
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  sick in the middle of the night and
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  permanently damaging her back. So
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  that here's... It's a little bit shin outside.
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  Oh, here's the thing. I didn't... I looked
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  at the weather, and I didn't see this
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  on the weather yesterday, but as of today,
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  as of right now, it's fucking pouring and
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  no mud is sp all over my deck.
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  So I'm just wasted. It's all...
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  All useless point of doing anything. There's no
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  point... Ain't ain't none of this Matters is
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  what I'm trying to say.
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  It's been it's been a while since since
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  I've talked to you, we we've we've been
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  stacking up episodes due to my erratic work
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  schedule.
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  So
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  I guess,
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  to start things off,
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  how close how close was that?
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  00I
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  see what you're talking about. Yeah.
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  It's it's it was a week it was
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  a week ago and it's already gone. It's
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  not in the news anymore. It's just... It's
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  a thing that happened. Let's move on. No
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  biggie.
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  I mean, like,
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  in any other
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  period of of history, I feel like this
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  would have been the only news story for,
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  like, a year or more. Right?
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  Yep. But no, no time to talk about
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  that. Gotta move on more important things to
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  talk about.
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  Well, it's kinda wild, like,
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  I don't really...
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  You know, I think my first reaction upon
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  seeing that I was like, Damn, You know,
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  lousy lousy shot. You know, it could've could've,
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  easily
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  hitting and pay it there. And apparently, that's
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  the thing that you're not allowed to say,
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  even though I've heard it from hundreds of
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  people.
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  And Have to say that if you're a
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  celebrity
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  in front of hundreds and hundreds of people
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  who all have cameras on their phones filming
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  it. So
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  let's start this out, I guess. Which celebrity
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  are you referring to specifically?
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  That would be 1 Kyle gas of 10.
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  Now,
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  I haven't really kept up with Dine d,
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  but I do recall watching
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  some of their videos
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  and and hearing their first record when I
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  was in high school. Now these guys are
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  sort of a rev. Is that correct?
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  Yes. They a Comedy Act.
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  The...
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  We're on...
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  Mister Show
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  with Bob and Dave and Mh. Various forms.
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  They did some stand up stuff here and
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  there. They got their break in the
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  Believe late nineties early 2 thousands with a
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  very brief mini series on Hbo. I think
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  right 3 episodes. You could watch it right
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  now. To this days, I... When I take
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  a sip of something, I like to say
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  in a British accent makes you sing like
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  raw stew.
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  Very funny series. People should go and watch
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  it and it kind of
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  helped relaunch jack like. He was an actor
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  before that, but it kind of
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  reintroduced him to people and, you know, from
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  there, On became an actual movie star.
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  But, every now and then 10 Steve crops
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  up, I guess, when he wants to take
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  a break from thing or the rolls dry
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  up for a little while, and they put
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  out some music through some videos, b silly
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  go on tour, and then it goes back
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  to acting and I just earlier this year,
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  they went viral.
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  By doing a silly cover of Britney spears
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  on Tiktok. I see.
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  I guess I'd had missed that, do you
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  know what what's selling it was,
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  hit me baby 1 more time. Mh,
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  should have gone for a deeper cut, I
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  think.
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  But people don't know the deeper cuts. That's
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  not how viral things work. That's true. I'm
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  bad at the Internet.
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  Anyway,
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  I
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  I didn't see...
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  I... So
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  it I could be wrong here. I know
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  that they put out a movie, the pick
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  of destiny a few years ago. Right?
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  They have a 15 years ago. Did they
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  have another movie after that?
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  No. Because that 1 did poorly, but there's
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  been discussions of doing something else. Okay. Like,
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  it was released in theaters to, like, no
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  fan fare and like, no advertising. So it
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  just did flop.
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  But anyway, like, all this to be said,
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  like, you know,
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  big,
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  major label,
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  record that did well, big movie, all these
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  things, well known,
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  celebrity
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  vocalist senate it. It's a it's a well
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  known well known entity. Am I wrong there?
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  It's more well known because Jack black's involved
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  than Right. Because of the band itself.
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  Anyway. So
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  I guess, Kyle Gas said something along the
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  lines of, like, wow. That was close. Damn
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  shame. He didn't shoot him in the brain,
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  essentially.
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  Oh, it was... They're playing a show in
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  Australia, and it was his birthday. Mh. And
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  they, like, brought out of cake and said
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  and make a wish and something along lines
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  of, I wish the aim was a little
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  bit better. Right. And it was what the
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  day of or the the next day? Sure.
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  I mean, like, again,
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  the reaction that I had and the reaction
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  of the people that, like, we're talking about
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  it. You know,
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  as I was working with him at the
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  time was like, damn.
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  Damn shame. Really close. Bummer, Maybe an next
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  time,
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  And I feel like that's a that's a
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  normal. That's an okay reaction to have. You
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  don't have to,
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  you know,
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  hope for the best for
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  anybody specifically not, like,
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  politicians anyway.
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  But apparently, that's that ruffled all kinds of
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  feathers, I guess,
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  a lot of performative outrage if you ask
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  me.
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  So
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  was
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  and over action.
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  So,
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  and involved in there was what this is
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  the...
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  They managed to get the prime minister ministry
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  of Australia out of his inner tube and
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  and get him to make a statement there
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  too.
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  I guess he crawled out of 1 of
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  his giant foster cans and condemned it. Yeah.
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  So
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  I guess,
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  immediately following that,
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  this, this, I guess,
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  condemnation.
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  I kept expecting a a work here
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  and that
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  it was a jack lock put out all
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  kinds of statements saying that, like he, you
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  know, dis,
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  such a such an awful sentiment from his
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  band mate and that he would be taking
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  a break from the band effective of immediately
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  except pausing all
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  touring
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  activities and recording and all that stuff, which
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  I kept
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  thinking that that was going to be, like,
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  a joke
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  that it was gonna be, like, no. I'm
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  I'm just kidding, like,
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  kind of a r on, like, quiet... Kyle
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  quit the band or whatever.
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  And it seems like that didn't happen.
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  I don't know. What what did you what
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  did you make of all that?
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  Yeah. So
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  they put out a statement and kinda put
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  out a an apology, which has since been
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  taken down. Right is interesting.
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  He got dropped by his agency,
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  because he does do some acting on the
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  side and some other sorts of things.
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  An over reaction,
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  what over reaction I kind of understand. I
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  understand why Jack Black would do something like
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  that because
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  He is a successful actor. He makes money.
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  This is his business and you don't wanna
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  get wrapped up in something that you didn't
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  have anything to do with, and you know,
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  hurt hurt your chances of doing bowser voices
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  or whatever being mainstream acceptable.
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  So it was an over reaction by him,
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  but I can understand like, why you would
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  wanna do that. And I also think it's
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  an over reaction to the over reaction by
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  just regular people like, being mad about it.
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  It's At the end of the day, it's
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  a business.
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  I guess. What this is what keeps him
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  going. This is why he he he gets
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  to do the fun things he wants to
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  do and makes... Silly sounds with his voices
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  while flap his arms.
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  And, yeah, I can understand that 1 in
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  blow back. I mean,
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  everyone still loves the Dixie chicks. Right? And
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  that was 20 something years ago, and all
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  they did was
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  slightly,
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  complain about George bush the Iraq or. Yeah.
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  They didn't...
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  They didn't knife each other in the back,
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  though.
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  They were all, like, yeah. We're in this...
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  Together. Yeah. Because they they were in it
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  together. And with this situation, they're not because
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  Jack black is the star.
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  That being said, they'll get back together. So
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  I think and do time. I think this
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  is just 1 of those things where it's
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  an over reaction by probably more people involved,
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  like agents and studios,
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  telling them to like, you know, stop doing
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  this, stop touring and get out now.
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  Time will pass. I'm sure we'll get back
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  together and probably play it off, Like, it's
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  a I'll quit the band. Kai was kicked
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  out of the band song. And, Yeah. In
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  a few years, I'm sure it'll be probably
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  forgotten. I It's just... I don't know. I
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  feel like this over reaction is
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  it's it feels quaint, like,
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  people are living in a period. You know,
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  15, 20 years ago, where, like, political violence
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  isn't completely normalized across
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  all of,
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  social life.
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  It's like, yeah. There was an attempt. It's
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  a it's a murder, Trump, it didn't work
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  out, and that made everybody mad across all
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  spectrum. It made the right winger mad because
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  somebody tried to kill him made Meme mad
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  because they didn't get it,
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  So I don't know.
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  It... It's all of this
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  people getting mad about these kinds of things.
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  I know if you've seen online,
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  the the horrible lives of tiktok lady has
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  been
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  do,
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  low level wage workers, you know, people who
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  work at Home Depot or fucking Chipotle or
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  whatever,
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  for saying things like damn. That was really
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  close. What a shame,
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  which again, I feel like it's a pretty
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  inn statement to make, It's a light light
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  lighthearted joke in my mind and publishing
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  all of their shit for her audience of
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  just...
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  Raven bloodthirsty freaks and demanding that their fortune
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  500 companies fire them from their 07:58 dollar
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  an hour position.
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  Which seems,
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  again, I I it's... I don't know who
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  the social media managers are for all of
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  these companies, but, I mean, by now, you
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  should probably
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  not give into the demands of this
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  lady? I don't know. What do what do
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  you think about that 1?
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  All they have to say is we know
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  who we know what her name is we
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  know where she lives. Yeah. No. That's true.
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  She... It's worth noting does not have an
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  employer, so you can't complain to get her
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  fired.
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  Anyway,
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  sticker mule. Are you familiar with them?
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  Unfortunately.
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  So,
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  they,
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  in years fast,
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  if you're a Twitter user, you know, you
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  might know that they do all kinds of
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  promotions on there. They do it. Ton of
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  advertising
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  to convince you to print your
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  band or business or what have used projects
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  stickers through them for
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  cut cut rate prices or whatever.
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  So in the immediate wake of,
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  this little winter kid missing his shot.
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  They sent an imp plea
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  on Twitter for their audience, And then also
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  to the inbox of every person who is
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  on their registered email list, which is insane.
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  And saying that in these trying times, we
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  all need to band together and and love
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  and support and hug and cast donald Trump,
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  which
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  I feel,
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  again, I'm not a business person.
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  I'm a flame out from all of that
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  stuff. I feel like that's a poor business
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  decision.
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  Thoughts there. What do you think?
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  And, luckily, I wasn't subscribed
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  to email so I didn't get any of
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  this
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  So I just said to hear about it.
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  Yeah. Bad business decision. Bad idea.
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  It's a bad idea in general just to
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  go all in.
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  For a political party that has stake its
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  claim on, like, op pressing lots and lots
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  and lots of people and make lives worse
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  just generally speaking and to do it with
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  such a loa sum evil
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  cr of a human being who revel in
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  hurting people
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  that is disliked by a majority of the
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  world. Yeah, It's probably a bad business decision.
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  I mean, I don't know if you've heard
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  though, since the attempt though,
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  he's apparently much more.
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  Yeah. He's according to scene and he's serene.
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  He's a change person for the thousandth time.
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  They've tried to say that. Here comes the
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  pivot any day now. Yeah. He's put on
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  a sorry. He's reciting Harry Krishna.
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  It's it's
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  spreading the word with literature in the airport.
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  No. I just
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  I I don't get it. I don't know
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  why you would do that. And, like, further,
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  so, you know, they sent
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  emails to their entire email list, which, you
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  know, includes
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  a bunch of like, I don't know. Like,
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  lefty,
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  not right wing, bands, like Punk x, metal
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  x, shit like that and
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  and then if you get... I don't know.
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  If you're like me, if you get an
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  unsolicited email in your inbox or a text
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  message to your phone,
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  demanding that you,
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  show some respect to
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  a political figure.
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  My immediate reaction is to tell that person
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  to go fuck himself the face.
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  So I guess that their founder Anthony Ko,
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  italian.
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  Had that in mind as well,
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  the And so he's been collecting these,
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  people that have been getting mad,
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  telling them to eat shit, nazi, etcetera, etcetera.
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  And because he has their information from his
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  database, has been sharing all of that,
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  do it with the lives of Tiktok lady.
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  What do you think about that?
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  We know his name and we have his
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  address too.
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  I feel like this is
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  just setting aside, like, you know,
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  As a
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  completely moral decision.
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  It sets yourself up for incredible backlash, and
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  not just business wise, but with physical force.
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  I don't think he's thought this through.
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  I don't think this was a good idea
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  at all, and I think that he will
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  regret it deeply
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  in the short to medium future.
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  These sent... Should send him a fish wrapped
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  up in sticker mule sticker
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  You smell fish.
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  Some kind of fucking coat.
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  I I feel like
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  this was a bad idea.
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  I... I'm excited to see where this goes
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  next. This is a new
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  a new frontier,
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  and businesses being absolutely outright hostile to their
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  customers
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  in a way that I've never... I've never
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  seen anything like this before.
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  Can you think of, like, any
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  analog to this other than, like, I don't
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  know. Chase bank selling my data to everybody
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  into the sun?
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  I guess there's always Hollywood actors
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  who just go
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  big on Trump or just big on conservatism.
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  And then end up like losing all of
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  their work and have to do those crummy,
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  video on demand,
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  hunter Biden movies or whatever,
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  you're trying to do now.
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  How's is Gina Corona lawsuit against Disney going
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  right now. I think it's coming great.
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  You're, I I mean, there's businesses will always
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  be aggressive towards their customers,
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  probably with not such a
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  political,
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  bend to it or he this to it
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  or at least 1 where it's not like
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  a general consensus,
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  among the population, but, yeah, and we live
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  in great times. It's awesome.
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  So
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  related to this, I have a a headline
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  from Bla mouth,
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  from a couple of days ago.
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  Disturb Dan done again. Quote, when are we
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  gonna come together and just stop this insanity?
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  Never. And, of course, I click this link
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  because I was hoping he was talking about
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  disturb music itself.
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  Unfortunately, no. He was talking about,
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  vague references to,
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  somebody taking a shot at Donald Trump.
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  It's crazy times this week with the assassination
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  attempt, I don't like to get too political,
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  but it's crazy times, and it has been
• 18:12
  for a number of years now.
• 18:14
  Used to be a day in age
• 18:15
  where we would go to the polls and
• 18:17
  we'd vote for the candidate, we choose and
• 18:19
  keep that to ourselves.
• 18:21
  In half the country or nearly half the
• 18:23
  country wouldn't get the results they want, but
• 18:25
  you cross your fingers. And you hope for
• 18:27
  the best because we all want things to
• 18:28
  thrive, you'll leave a good place for our
• 18:30
  children, future grandkids and hope for the best.
• 18:33
  And no matter what party are you vote?
• 18:35
  This is ridiculous
• 18:36
  to think that some kind of solution and
• 18:38
  answer is by trying to take out a
• 18:40
  former president.
• 18:42
  Feel like that's a very quaint.
• 18:44
  Way of describing.
• 18:46
  The the past, I don't I don't think
• 18:48
  it's entirely accurate either.
• 18:51
  Just wanna do a clockwork orange style thing
• 18:53
  where I'd pry his eyes open and make
• 18:55
  him watch footage of decades of violence when
• 18:58
  it comes to voting and political conventions and
• 19:01
  having people read in graphic detail about political
• 19:04
  failures being brutally assassinated.
• 19:07
  You know, people being beaten with sticks trying
• 19:09
  to vote,
• 19:11
  various political groups standing outside of polling places
• 19:14
  with weapons. Yeah. I mean, now it's totally
• 19:17
  different. Yeah.
• 19:19
  It's just a such a a hank he'll
• 19:21
  ass way of looking at the world.
• 19:24
  Alright, I respected the man tail us shook
• 19:27
  his hand, and then I knew I could
• 19:28
  not vote for him
• 19:31
  looks like people who don't live in the
• 19:34
  real world. Like, on a daily basis
• 19:37
  have...
• 19:38
  Con contracted in their mind,
• 19:40
  what the past used to be, like, based
• 19:42
  on television shows. I think that's probably accurate.
• 19:45
  I think that's
• 19:47
  the most these folks have engaged with the
• 19:49
  world outside of themselves to be fair.
• 19:53
  So, you know, it's it's it's the fifties
• 19:56
  leave it to Beaver and, you know, the
• 19:58
  whatever sixties and seventies were wonder year. And
• 20:02
  then all the 80 sitcom stuff like that's
• 20:04
  what real life was to them. It was
• 20:07
  neat little problems that were solved in 30
• 20:09
  minutes and is you had fun theme song
• 20:11
  said to it not just like,
• 20:14
  serious political,
• 20:16
  upheaval and strife and just social problems
• 20:20
  and people are literally dying in some cases
• 20:23
  and it's just like,
• 20:25
  you you play guitar for the wow band.
• 20:28
  Yeah. What do you know? How how much
• 20:31
  do you think a a gallon of milk
• 20:33
  cost
• 20:35
  for I do like the gallon milk. I...
• 20:37
  We... Every time we interview bands, we should
• 20:39
  ask them how much of a gallon mill
• 20:40
  cost.
• 20:41
  I feel like all of our... It can't
• 20:43
  be more than 20 or 30 dollars Or
• 20:44
  right?
• 20:45
  The folks that we typically talk to are
• 20:47
  like,
• 20:48
  I only buy soy.
• 20:50
  Same buddy.
• 20:52
  The thing is with the gallon and both
• 20:54
  thing is start nathan not work anymore just
• 20:56
  because it is starting to become more and
• 20:57
  more expensive.
• 20:58
  So
• 20:59
  don't know if you saw this as well.
• 21:01
  And, again, I don't know who allow is
• 21:03
  is allowing this to happen, but, like,
• 21:07
  I the 2 major,
• 21:09
  grocery store brands in the country are are
• 21:11
  merging, like Albert, and was it fucking tom
• 21:14
  thumb or whatever?
• 21:16
  Which I don't know if you've ever shopped
• 21:18
  at these stores, the price has been increased
• 21:20
  like a thousand fold since the pandemic. So
• 21:23
  they're joining together to continually blast those milk
• 21:25
  prices together. So we might be looking at
• 21:27
  a 20 dollar gallon of milk here in
• 21:29
  the near future.
• 21:31
  They don't have those up here. So
• 21:33
  have experience in mind. But I I think
• 21:35
  at some point, you're they're gonna run into
• 21:37
  a problem where people just like, well, I'm
• 21:38
  not getting milk then. Yeah. And like oh
• 21:40
  no, no. Please come back. Where slashing prices...
• 21:43
  Like Target and some of these other box
• 21:45
  doors are doing because people just stop shop
• 21:47
  thing there.
• 21:49
  I.
• 21:50
  Yeah. Like we we made a mis calculation
• 21:53
  on the pricing, I bet you did.
• 21:57
  Anyway,
• 21:58
  before family here at the
• 22:00
  Good.
• 22:01
  Before we leave it, all the political talk
• 22:04
  today, I did wanna briefly bring up the
• 22:06
  Rn c if that's okay with you, because
• 22:08
  it just happened. And it's fresh on everybody's
• 22:10
  minds. You know, walk down the street. Everybody's
• 22:12
  like, talking about. Can you can you, you
• 22:14
  know, you catch that R c coverage and
• 22:16
  it's like you bet, man. Just like they're
• 22:17
  talking about, you know, the big game or
• 22:20
  whatever.
• 22:22
  You know, big stuff there. They made the
• 22:25
  the version 2 release of Jd Vance,
• 22:29
  this time even dew and more pathetic.
• 22:32
  But notably for us,
• 22:35
  you got, kid rock performing to what looks
• 22:38
  to be an audience of about 20 people.
• 22:42
  Feel like this is the lowest turnout he's
• 22:44
  ever had for anything he's ever done
• 22:48
  Did you see the clip of Jd Vance,
• 22:50
  Bobbing his head to kid rock? Oh, god.
• 22:52
  I missed that for.
• 22:54
  It was like, the first time his body
• 22:56
  had ever hurt of a beat. So instead
• 22:58
  of us nodding along to it, it was
• 23:00
  kinda like awkward
• 23:02
  full body healing.
• 23:04
  That checks out. I could see him dancing
• 23:06
  like a Lane.
• 23:08
  No. I I missed that unfortunately,
• 23:11
  but I did also catch
• 23:14
  Trump walking out to hire by creed,
• 23:17
  which I feel like, that's that's not allowed.
• 23:20
  That's something that you've taken something sacred and
• 23:22
  made it profane.
• 23:25
  That's that's doesn't make doesn't make it feel
• 23:28
  better that it wasn't actually creed playing it?
• 23:30
  It it does. And I feel like that's
• 23:32
  a testament. To
• 23:34
  cr business savvy because you know that they
• 23:36
  were pitched on that.
• 23:38
  And I'm sure that at least 1 member
• 23:39
  of the band was like, hell yeah brother,
• 23:41
  but the other ones were like, no
• 23:43
  we we're in the middle of this comeback
• 23:44
  tour. We're making money. No. We're not gonna
• 23:47
  do it. We're not gonna end up, like,
• 23:48
  3 doors down.
• 23:50
  That is a smart business decision. Yeah.
• 23:54
  There was a reason that 3 doors down
• 23:56
  opens up for us and not the other
• 23:57
  way.
• 24:01
  Anyway, all silly, all very silly stuff.
• 24:04
  Nothing serious is is coming out of any
• 24:06
  of this, but I felt like it's worth
• 24:08
  worth bringing up
• 24:09
  just for poster sake before it all, it
• 24:12
  all moves on.
• 24:14
  Other things I wanted to get on this
• 24:16
  week's show. Well, before I do that, there
• 24:18
  anything you wanted to get all this week's
• 24:19
  show?
• 24:21
  It look like it's been weirdly
• 24:23
  quiet for the past couple of weeks or,
• 24:25
  like, it's just not worthy enough to talk
• 24:27
  about.
• 24:27
  So it it worked out for us that
• 24:29
  we recorded in advance, but,
• 24:31
  1 article that just kind of fun. I
• 24:33
  and I use the term article loosely because
• 24:35
  it really is just a Press release posted
• 24:38
  non or mouth.
• 24:40
  Black sabbath, Tony Io announces a second signature
• 24:43
  cologne D5I
• 24:46
  did not had 1 pipe. I did not
• 24:48
  know. I I did not know there was
• 24:50
  a second. What was wrong with the first
• 24:51
  1?
• 24:53
  Think the first 1 was so good. They
• 24:54
  had to create a second 1. Okay. Well,
• 24:57
  I guess, to I want the signature.
• 25:01
  Signature. Tony I sent, though. I don't know.
• 25:03
  I don't wanna also rand signature scent.
• 25:06
  You know, for all of the labels that,
• 25:08
  like, want to send us physical copies of
• 25:11
  Cds and
• 25:13
  tapes and whatever to review,
• 25:16
  their bands that we absolutely 100 percent do
• 25:18
  not want. How about someone tries to send
• 25:20
  us some cologne
• 25:22
  through review.
• 25:23
  Are you a you a big fragrance guy?
• 25:27
  Not a big 1, but I seem to
• 25:28
  have collected a bunch over the.
• 25:30
  Like I have not bought myself, Any? I
• 25:33
  think possibly ever, but somehow I have, like,
• 25:35
  3 or 4 bottle.
• 25:37
  I was gifted a bottle of aqua geo,
• 25:40
  and High school that is still 90 percent
• 25:43
  of the way full.
• 25:45
  Yeah. I have I have some from high
• 25:46
  school don't that.
• 25:48
  Is it so good? Is it just alcohol
• 25:50
  now? I don't know. I'll never find out.
• 25:52
  I don't put... It doesn't go bad. You're
• 25:54
  not drinking it.
• 25:55
  Not unless I get desperate, I guess.
• 25:59
  So how about someone sends us some Tony
• 26:02
  Cologne to a review.
• 26:04
  But this press release I just thought it
• 26:06
  was just kinda funny and
• 26:08
  worth reading through just because it's just so
• 26:10
  silly.
• 26:11
  Please. Flex with Qatar, Tony Ion has announced
• 26:14
  a new signature cologne, another collaboration with Italian
• 26:18
  luxury perfume house.
• 26:20
  And I don't know how this is pronounced.
• 26:22
  It's XERJ0FF,
• 26:26
  and I really wanna pronounce it jerk off,
• 26:29
  jerk off. Yeah. Of course.
• 26:32
  A combination of forces that play on the
• 26:35
  pal
• 26:36
  nature of sound,
• 26:37
  scent and sensor sequences.
• 26:40
  Tony Ion d identified is the new Jerk
• 26:43
  off
• 26:44
  venture that presents d perfume
• 26:47
  with a soon to come soundtrack and music
• 26:50
  video.
• 26:52
  Created on a duality of leather and spice,
• 26:54
  D I plays in a loop with no
• 26:57
  beginning and no end,
• 26:59
  accompanying the wearer with its omni aura,
• 27:03
  authentic and warm accents of Saffron
• 27:05
  made pad and leather facets
• 27:08
  that dance with a delicate touch of go
• 27:11
  freshness.
• 27:12
  Cinnamon
• 27:13
  ex spicier notes, complemented by gentle rose at
• 27:16
  the heart. The woody base of Pap and
• 27:19
  Patch truly leaves the census longing
• 27:22
  for more in a rhythm exchange of back
• 27:25
  and forth.
• 27:27
  Step into a parallel universe where mystery possesses
• 27:30
  the mind in a dark and decadent experience
• 27:33
  that cast subliminal shadows on the wearer.
• 27:37
  The official d soundtrack and music video arrive
• 27:40
  Friday, July 26 at 4PM bs t for
• 27:43
  more
• 27:44
  is it...
• 27:46
  It's B scene time. Okay. I guess so
• 27:49
  on Visit WWW dot
• 27:53
  alpha.
• 27:55
  Okay. I hope... I
• 27:57
  And you're you're getting your money's worth with
• 27:59
  whoever wrote that. I'll give them that.
• 28:02
  I can hear the...
• 28:04
  What was the nineties commercial with the jewelry
• 28:06
  in the shadows?
• 28:08
  Buck.
• 28:09
  God.
• 28:10
  Obsession.
• 28:12
  Yeah. If that's sort of thing, you need
• 28:13
  the strings and the intense music plan Yeah.
• 28:16
  What's going on.
• 28:17
  I always first signature Cologne arrived in 20
• 28:20
  21. At the time it was described as
• 28:22
  the product of a friendship
• 28:23
  struck up during the pandemic between Naomi and
• 28:26
  Sergio Momo, claimed per perfume and design a
• 28:30
  Ja, product well known for its unique and
• 28:32
  individual creations and the collaborations in the fragrance
• 28:34
  world. Sergio was also an accomplished guitar, and
• 28:37
  this fine threat work could be heard on
• 28:39
  scent dark.
• 28:41
  Saw only released promote its first cologne.
• 28:45
  While the realm of high end frequencies,
• 28:47
  is that a word frequency?
• 28:48
  I guess so.
• 28:50
  A and fragrances and va put together. Fragrances
• 28:54
  and the uncompromising heavy music that I only
• 28:56
  is known for might not seem to make
• 28:58
  a viable bed fellows.
• 29:00
  The guitar interest in fragrances actually stretches as
• 29:03
  far back to the early days of black
• 29:05
  sabbath.
• 29:06
  It's something I've always been interested in. Ever
• 29:08
  since the early days of products like brute
• 29:10
  and old spice. Hell, yeah,
• 29:12
  which I'd always get given for Christmas, remember
• 29:15
  Tony.
• 29:16
  Little a little high karate
• 29:19
  with sex panther there and yeah.
• 29:23
  With sabbath.
• 29:24
  I started discovering different sorts of frequencies.
• 29:29
  Maybe that's how you spell fragrances. I don't
• 29:31
  know.
• 29:32
  From other countries and began collecting them on
• 29:34
  tour. I met Sergio through another friend of
• 29:37
  mine, Jimmy Crutch, who plays based on scent
• 29:40
  dark.
• 29:41
  And Sergio kindly sent me a box of
• 29:42
  fragrances
• 29:43
  and asked if I'd be interested in creating
• 29:45
  my own, which I certainly wasn't expecting last
• 29:48
  Naomi.
• 29:49
  Had no idea how that would work, but
• 29:51
  sergio who suggested that I come up with
• 29:52
  a list of things I like the smell
• 29:53
  of, which I did.
• 29:58
  French fries, gasoline,
• 30:00
  fresh cut grass.
• 30:02
  You developed some different samples made up for
• 30:04
  my suggestions, and I pick the 1 I
• 30:06
  like. The project move forward from there. First
• 30:08
  first cologne, Tony brought in the aroma reminiscent
• 30:11
  of rock in the sixties in seventies, and
• 30:14
  festivals and gatherings, Amber and Pic picchu.
• 30:18
  I don't think that's what the the sixes
• 30:19
  and seventies smells. Smells like syphilis.
• 30:23
  The final result harmonious characterized the Dark sound
• 30:25
  of Wyoming original famous 64 monkey special guitar
• 30:29
  with a spicy and s deduct sense.
• 30:32
  From the star, Tony has been instrumental on
• 30:34
  creating his fragrance.
• 30:36
  I wouldn't put my name to something if
• 30:38
  I hadn't been involved in and didn't personally
• 30:40
  like or used. He explained.
• 30:42
  That's been the same with all the projects
• 30:43
  I've done from Guitar onwards.
• 30:45
  This is no different or
• 30:48
  and on and on and on. I which
• 30:50
  Rome, he like best when he first started.
• 30:52
  Working with sergio with Tony said, oh, god.
• 30:56
  That's how you wanna start off a sentence
• 30:57
  and explaining something. Oh, god.
• 31:00
  I think some of them through him because
• 31:02
  a couple of the samples were horrible.
• 31:04
  But others are great. I like the smell
• 31:06
  of when you get in a new car,
• 31:07
  the leather smell and obviously, coffee and just
• 31:10
  stuff like that. Patch truly is the main
• 31:12
  ingredient in this purpose a few, which just
• 31:13
  goes back to the sixties
• 31:15
  and do smell patch truly and them days.
• 31:18
  They use to use it to mass smell,
• 31:19
  people smoking dope.
• 31:22
  Perfume,
• 31:23
  I mean, points for accuracy.
• 31:26
  I... This all reminds me of,
• 31:29
  metallic
• 31:30
  collaboration with whatever the high end cigar maker
• 31:33
  because James that field likes hanging out with
• 31:35
  the high end cigar guy.
• 31:38
  It's like, I I guess once you become
• 31:40
  a certain level of famous
• 31:42
  are well known, you get... You you have
• 31:44
  1...
• 31:46
  Niche hobby that you put way too much
• 31:48
  time and money into, and then as a
• 31:50
  reward, they let you have your own of
• 31:52
  that particular thing.
• 31:54
  It's like Metallic is m 85
• 31:57
  Cigar that, you know,
• 31:58
  pairs as well with
• 32:00
  your best days being long behind you.
• 32:03
  Tony Io,
• 32:05
  fragrance pairs well best with, you know, remembering
• 32:08
  the the acid flashback days.
• 32:12
  You know, w c used to have their
• 32:14
  own Colon cologne? No. I did not know
• 32:16
  that. Where can I get some?
• 32:19
  Ebay, you can buy, like, samples. I I
• 32:22
  don't think you could find bottles unless they're
• 32:24
  really expensive. But you can buy, like, magazine
• 32:25
  pull out samples, people actually sell the
• 32:28
  I feel like jack we do axe body
• 32:30
  spray really ate the launch of, you know,
• 32:32
  these low brow
• 32:35
  fragrances that existed as branded. Branded opportunities to
• 32:38
  monetize existing companies.
• 32:41
  Vibe.
• 32:42
  Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
• 32:44
  Like, otherwise, you could definitely buy dana White,
• 32:47
  signature, fragrance or whatever,
• 32:49
  smell like a hand to know how much
• 32:51
  Tony Ion d cost.
• 32:54
  How much does it cost?
• 32:56
  For 50 milliliter. I assume that is bottle.
• 33:00
  275
• 33:02
  pounds.
• 33:05
  And it's mostly pic peculiar. Right?
• 33:09
  You can go to the... Funny smelling corner
• 33:12
  of your local dead mall and probably get
• 33:14
  most of the ingredients for this for far
• 33:16
  cheaper and make it yourself. Yeah. I think
• 33:18
  I think you can probably get this for
• 33:20
  under 5 bucks somewhere around there.
• 33:22
  And you could probably get a beaded curtain
• 33:25
  and a grateful dead dancing bear, and a
• 33:28
  candle shaped like a wizard. There's there's legitimately,
• 33:30
  like a roster store in my neighborhood. I
• 33:33
  feel like you just walk in there and,
• 33:34
  you know, give them 5 bucks walk out,
• 33:36
  you got whatever you want.
• 33:38
  Are they actual ras or is it white
• 33:40
  people... Yes. They they are actual Roster. Like,
• 33:43
  okay.
• 33:44
  They they have all the goofy bullshit. On
• 33:46
  the exterior. I'm like, better not be a
• 33:48
  bunch of guy's named Jaiden in there, but
• 33:51
  it's it's Legit. You just... On You just
• 33:54
  walked in. Like I didn't in babylon too
• 33:56
  long. Help me out.
• 34:00
  Yeah.
• 34:01
  Walk me down, Bob on.
• 34:04
  Anyway,
• 34:05
  insane. That I was not... I was
• 34:09
  into until you got to the 275
• 34:11
  dollar port. That's not that's not okay.
• 34:16
  But if you can charge it good on
• 34:17
  you that's why that's why you're were in
• 34:19
  this business to
• 34:21
  create music that people like and then decades
• 34:23
  and decades later.
• 34:25
  Just monetize your name to whatever knicks Nick
• 34:28
  interest you've got, you know,
• 34:31
  like, you know, you and I, we make
• 34:32
  us successful band. And then 40 years from
• 34:35
  now, we sell golf clubs
• 34:37
  because I assume we'll probably start seeing more
• 34:38
  of that. I mean,
• 34:40
  Am has their own signature watch.
• 34:43
  Really? The more these... Yeah.
• 34:46
  If you could read about it on total
• 34:47
  health dot com. I wrote an article about
• 34:49
  it, like, 2 years ago.
• 34:51
  So But yeah. That's another thing though. Like,
• 34:53
  the watch guys, just like the fragrance and
• 34:55
  the cigar guys. There are people that love
• 34:57
  to spend thousands of dollars on watches like
• 35:00
  the you're pretending that your phone doesn't tell
• 35:02
  you the time. The phone that you're constantly
• 35:04
  looking at won't tell you the time.
• 35:07
  Yeah Well, that's all status symbols is... Cigars,
• 35:10
  watches,
• 35:11
  phones,
• 35:13
  cars,
• 35:14
  all these, like luxury items that, yes, regular
• 35:17
  people have some of these things, but only
• 35:19
  the
• 35:20
  particularly rich weirdo dentist and just sla ish
• 35:23
  fans are the ones who were gonna buy
• 35:25
  it. Like Yeah. What what what luxury item
• 35:27
  are you gonna get really into?
• 35:34
  You know, there's a lot of word options.
• 35:36
  Ass at high dollar.
• 35:38
  Yeah. Yeah. I'm just gonna hit my own
• 35:40
  stable. I, I have a har.
• 35:42
  The the jordan and seal of approval.
• 35:45
  I respect that a lot more than a
• 35:46
  guy buying like, a 50000 dollar watch. That
• 35:49
  makes more sense. And they all have They'll
• 35:51
  have health care. They'll have Pto. They'll have
• 35:54
  vacation time.
• 35:55
  I have a dental
• 35:57
  included. It's gonna be a legit business and
• 36:01
  that just the the highest quality.
• 36:03
  Alright. Well, as long as there's a 04:01
• 36:05
  k max, I guess nobody's gonna get too
• 36:07
  mad it. You. Now. Maybe I could do
• 36:09
  a 4 or 3 bay.
• 36:14
  Yeah. No. That's... That's cool. It's it's important
• 36:17
  to have things to look forward to as
• 36:18
  you as you age.
• 36:21
  That's for me. III know that I'm I'm
• 36:23
  a vegetarian or whatever. But I think I'm
• 36:24
  gonna get into, like, high end ham or
• 36:26
  something like that. Like the
• 36:28
  the, like, how on Ib that they had
• 36:31
  at Costco.
• 36:34
  The signature gel flavors.
• 36:37
  Got smoked. You got honey.
• 36:39
  You got the aged.
• 36:43
  You
• 36:45
  I saw...
• 36:46
  I don't know how I came across the
• 36:48
  shit videos from
• 36:50
  some influencer in China.
• 36:53
  Who has, like, a cabinet full of high
• 36:55
  end Chinese, liquor and cigarettes.
• 36:58
  And these
• 36:59
  apparently these cigarettes go for, like, hundreds of
• 37:01
  doll. And I've never wanted anything more than
• 37:03
  the wildly expensive Chinese cigarettes. Like, that's
• 37:07
  a 1. Number 1 thing I want in
• 37:08
  my mind. I know I quit, but I
• 37:10
  want real bad. Always
• 37:12
  just gonna coach your lungs with whatever led
• 37:14
  they use for their
• 37:16
  children's toys. You know, it's gonna taste like
• 37:19
  luxury though.
• 37:21
  And you're gonna be the hank hill meme.
• 37:25
  It's a smooth
• 37:26
  smooth puff and cigarette.
• 37:30
  Moving on... Sorry. Moving on a little bit.
• 37:31
  Got a couple of other things I wanted
• 37:32
  to touch on this show.
• 37:35
  This 1 popped up,
• 37:36
  just the other day. I... Have you had
• 37:38
  a chance to review
• 37:40
  this
• 37:41
  horrific excuse for a, list that Rolling Stone
• 37:45
  put out?
• 37:46
  The 50 worst album covers of all time.
• 37:50
  I feel like this article comes out every
• 37:52
  year now. It probably does. The Internet's a
• 37:54
  dead mall.
• 37:56
  You
• 37:58
  you regularly
• 37:59
  collect. The actual worst
• 38:02
  album covers regularly.
• 38:03
  You... You're on top of things, much more
• 38:06
  so than say the average,
• 38:09
  I don't think that Rolling stone has writers
• 38:11
  anymore. So I don't know exactly what they
• 38:12
  have here. Putting this together.
• 38:15
  The average Ai.
• 38:17
  Yeah.
• 38:18
  So we we took... We fed a bunch
• 38:20
  of putting classic rock albums into an Ai
• 38:23
  and ask it to rank, are the worst
• 38:25
  ones, and this is what it spit out,
• 38:27
  I guess,
• 38:28
  classic
• 38:30
  I
• 38:32
  don't think...
• 38:33
  Number 1. Like, there some glaring emissions here.
• 38:36
  Have you have you just
• 38:37
  scrolled through it at all?
• 38:39
  I have. It's missing that well known
• 38:42
  album cover. Forget the name of the guy,
• 38:45
  but it shows up on a lot of,
• 38:46
  like, metal worst where his pants are on
• 38:50
  zip and it's a guitar coming out. Yeah.
• 38:52
  Yeah. That's a good 1.
• 38:54
  There are a number of, like, metal things
• 38:56
  on here.
• 39:00
  The 1 that maybe makes me the an
• 39:02
  is at number 18, we have the Scorpions
• 39:04
  Love drive,
• 39:05
  which mh is not the Scorpions worst record
• 39:08
  by even close.
• 39:11
  So I don't know why you even bother
• 39:12
  putting the Scorpions there if you're not gonna
• 39:14
  put killer there.
• 39:16
  Yeah. Don't... They have an now album Cover
• 39:17
  with a naked girl. On it. That's the
• 39:20
  1. Yeah. So Yeah. What are we doing
• 39:22
  here? Well. I guess they can't post that
• 39:24
  1. So just puts just put a black
• 39:27
  on you know, square there or whatever. But,
• 39:29
  like, otherwise, I have to imp your your...
• 39:32
  Our tech integrity in doing this,
• 39:35
  And if if instead of calling Love drive
• 39:37
  they called it gum tit would that, like,
• 39:39
  knock it off the list.
• 39:40
  I think Gum city is a better
• 39:42
  album title in general. Yeah. I like that
• 39:45
  a lot.
• 39:47
  The number 1 record that they have on
• 39:48
  here is lip biscuits.
• 39:52
  Star fish, chocolate star and hot dog flavored
• 39:55
  water,
• 39:57
  which is not like an appealing record to
• 39:59
  look at by means, but, like, it's also,
• 40:01
  like, nowhere
• 40:03
  within the realm of,
• 40:05
  say, like,
• 40:07
  09:11 Jewish conspiracy album covers that you find.
• 40:12
  It's just on this list itself. There's worse
• 40:14
  Album covers in that 1. Like it's not
• 40:16
  good, but... Yeah.
• 40:18
  I wouldn't... If I would put it in
• 40:20
  a top 50, it would be, like, the
• 40:21
  49, you know, maybe. It's it's not good,
• 40:24
  but it's
• 40:25
  there's far far worse.
• 40:29
  They did include in the top 5 here
• 40:32
  Creed weather, which I had genuinely
• 40:35
  forgotten what that album cover looks. Like, it's...
• 40:39
  It really was indicative of a different time
• 40:41
  when we all just learned how to use
• 40:43
  digital lending software.
• 40:45
  It's very bad, and it's ugly looking to.
• 40:48
  The thing is it's like not even like,
• 40:50
  just it's not the their faces on the
• 40:52
  tree looks bad and everything else is fine.
• 40:54
  Literally everything about it looks bad.
• 40:57
  Human clay is not much better either.
• 41:00
  The
• 41:01
  the aesthetic choices of that band were not
• 41:04
  very not very good here.
• 41:06
  And it did not hurt them 1 bit.
• 41:09
  Nope. No. That record sold, like, 50000000 copies.
• 41:13
  It's like when you hear bad an actor
• 41:15
  being un cancel.
• 41:16
  It's like how creed is with their out
• 41:18
  artwork work. It does not matter.
• 41:20
  Yeah. Like,
• 41:22
  Johnny Depp, I think they're... Disney's gonna do
• 41:25
  another pirate movie with him. Like, what the
• 41:27
  fuck? Nobody cares actually. They're gonna... They're just
• 41:30
  gonna keep pushing that guy out there.
• 41:33
  They did include,
• 41:35
  1
• 41:37
  Ted N record here where
• 41:40
  again, they could have filled this up entirely
• 41:41
  with 10 nutrient records, I think.
• 41:44
  Probably.
• 41:46
  I mean, there's very bad out, Mark. On
• 41:48
  here. That's a lot I haven't seen before
• 41:50
  that probably does belong on at least a
• 41:53
  ruling stone list, but
• 41:56
  Did you see number 13 trick daddy?
• 41:59
  So I had that record
• 42:02
  That was a kid.
• 42:11
  I lied but it's it's a lot of
• 42:13
  fun.
• 42:15
  And, yeah, like, he he references.
• 42:18
  Like, the the album title on, like, the
• 42:20
  big single too. I don't know. I think
• 42:22
  I think that was a lot of fun.
• 42:23
  And, again, the year 19 98,
• 42:26
  Sorry. I'm not describing it. WWW
• 42:28
  dot thug dot com.
• 42:30
  By trick daddy, The
• 42:32
  album art itself looks like nets... Escape navigator
• 42:35
  just with icons like music, Sex, drugs, money,
• 42:38
  death.
• 42:41
  It's like when you hear a rap songs
• 42:43
  from 2004,
• 42:44
  specifically mentioned, like, hit me up on myspace.
• 42:46
  Yeah. Hell. Yeah.
• 42:51
  Anyway,
• 42:52
  That that album a lot of fun. I
• 42:54
  don't I even think it's that bad. I
• 42:56
  think it's a fun it's a fun relic
• 42:58
  of a buy on era. If somebody put
• 42:59
  out that same record today. People would be
• 43:01
  like, that's fun. That's that's an neat could
• 43:03
  do.
• 43:04
  It's silly. It's not
• 43:07
  aggressively bad like, a lot of these. I
• 43:09
  mean, that's Anthrax axis fist metals on here.
• 43:12
  Yep. That's... And, again, that 1 is iconic
• 43:14
  and that it's very amateur the way that,
• 43:17
  you know, early eighties metal was supposed to
• 43:19
  be.
• 43:20
  They did include 1 of Bob Dillon Christian
• 43:23
  records from the eighties here. Yeah. Saved. It
• 43:27
  again, like, I don't know this... This is
• 43:29
  not that bad.
• 43:31
  I think some of these
• 43:33
  decisions are based on who the bands are.
• 43:36
  Rather than it's just bad artwork. Yeah. Like,
• 43:38
  Olympus. If Limp was some no name new
• 43:41
  metal band, you'd never see this on there
• 43:43
  but it's like, number 30, they have Oz
• 43:45
  is down to earth, which is a terrible
• 43:47
  album mart that Just have no recollection of,
• 43:51
  and more people need to talk about how
• 43:52
  bad it is. But,
• 43:54
  you know, if that was just your local
• 43:56
  bar band, you'd probably never see it on
• 43:58
  here. That's true. Yeah.
• 43:59
  Also the record itself not very good.
• 44:02
  No
• 44:03
  They included, also,
• 44:05
  little flips the le
• 44:07
  on here.
• 44:08
  Where he's, you know, dressed up, like, a
• 44:10
  a Le in front of a a bowl
• 44:13
  of lucky charms that has, you know, gold
• 44:16
  and money and stuff in it. I feel
• 44:18
  like this is
• 44:19
  normal.
• 44:21
  This is like your average
• 44:23
  Gucci main like, mix tape is so much
• 44:25
  similar than this. I That's just a just
• 44:28
  a part of, like, I don't know. Silly
• 44:30
  wrap culture. Like, it... It's fine. That's a
• 44:33
  fine thing to do.
• 44:36
  Whereas, you know, else
• 44:38
  elsewhere, like,
• 44:39
  I don't know why you put Corey Feldman
• 44:41
  on here. Corey Feldman never put up.
• 44:45
  Film. Right. But, like, he's never put out
• 44:48
  a record or a song even that anybody's
• 44:50
  ever heard in their life. It seems like
• 44:52
  this is just punching down for the sake
• 44:54
  of punching down.
• 44:56
  A friend of mine is open for him.
• 44:58
  Really?
• 44:59
  How was it? Mh.
• 45:01
  He said he was very nice, Like like,
• 45:03
  weird, but nice.
• 45:06
  And there were people there because people wanted
• 45:08
  to, like, see the weirdness
• 45:10
  Sure. I mean, why not?
• 45:12
  People go see the sexy Sa man from
• 45:15
  lost boys all the time. Why wouldn't they
• 45:17
  see the other guy?
• 45:19
  I guess.
• 45:21
  Can key for Sutherland is missing ad on
• 45:23
  this.
• 45:24
  Yeah.
• 45:25
  He probably... He should. Yeah.
• 45:28
  Other things on here that I think are
• 45:30
  just total der elections of duty.
• 45:33
  They put in 2 lives crew as Nas
• 45:35
  as they wanna be at number 33. What's
• 45:37
  wrong with? Why that on there? This is
• 45:39
  a perfect album cover? It's a function. Is
• 45:42
  exactly what number it's what it should be.
• 45:45
  Yes. You have big asses.
• 45:47
  This that's what this record is about. You
• 45:49
  could not have a more accurate album cover.
• 45:53
  And and it isn't even like a taste
• 45:55
  ass or yeah. A cartoon asses or... I
• 45:58
  don't know. 2 big nerf balls with their
• 46:00
  face in the middle of them. It's no.
• 46:02
  It's it's but. That's what they were all
• 46:03
  about. Yeah.
• 46:05
  That's fine. That's totally fine.
• 46:10
  They put metallic as black album on here?
• 46:12
  That's silly. Am I am I wrong?
• 46:16
  Silly.
• 46:17
  I I don't really care for it, but
• 46:19
  it's not enough to, like, be a worst
• 46:21
  out. I mean, they could think of metallic.
• 46:23
  I'm stuff that's worse than this.
• 46:25
  Lulu. Yeah. The 1 where they ripped off
• 46:28
  corrosion of conformity.
• 46:30
  Get yeah. That one's awful.
• 46:33
  I don't know why they pick this 1
• 46:35
  instead.
• 46:36
  I say, I'm not sure if it's a
• 46:38
  nostalgia or not, but I feel like, including
• 46:41
  Michael Jackson's,
• 46:43
  History,
• 46:44
  past present future, book 1
• 46:46
  was also a this. That's the 1 where
• 46:48
  he's got, a statue of himself with Band
• 46:51
  lee and across chest.
• 46:54
  Say what you will about that. It's iconic.
• 46:57
  And again, that's another record that's sold millions
• 46:59
  and millions of copies. Yeah.
• 47:02
  I don't know. I I feel like these
• 47:03
  are huge misses. Like,
• 47:07
  III
• 47:08
  feel like they should...
• 47:10
  Step outside their Willie house here. I think
• 47:11
  that rather than including things like,
• 47:14
  hard promises by Tom Petty where he's standing
• 47:17
  in a record store, This is completely fine.
• 47:20
  In oc album cover. You could put things
• 47:23
  like piss grave on here.
• 47:26
  They did include an album cover that we
• 47:28
  talked about not that long ago with black
• 47:30
  flags, what the? It is... That is truly
• 47:33
  1 of the worst album covers ever made
• 47:34
  though. Like, I know that there are things
• 47:36
  regarding tastes where some people like, you know,
• 47:38
  if you have gore on a record, it's
• 47:40
  bad or whatever. But this is just,
• 47:44
  top to bottom, truly truly awful.
• 47:48
  If they were, like, 13 years old, you'd
• 47:50
  be okay with it, but they are not.
• 47:52
  They're old men. And even then if you're
• 47:54
  13, I'm like,
• 47:56
  are you
• 47:58
  going to be smart?
• 48:02
  We're gotta keep an eye on you.
• 48:05
  Things like that. It's just it's a silly
• 48:07
  thing to do.
• 48:08
  Alright. What what do you think is glaring
• 48:10
  missing from this list?
• 48:15
  I I mean, if there's just a chunk
• 48:17
  of...
• 48:18
  Early
• 48:19
  to mid eighties
• 48:21
  t metal and death metal. Mh. That's very
• 48:23
  amateur that, like, they're friend
• 48:26
  that could easily fit onto the this lesson
• 48:28
  in any form. But again, they went for
• 48:30
  almost all no names. I don't think there's
• 48:33
  too many on here that just, like, complete
• 48:35
  unknown. So,
• 48:37
  you know, it's a mainstream list for mainstream
• 48:39
  bands what are you gonna do? It's not
• 48:41
  like my list I put together where it's
• 48:43
  I I've never heard of this. This is
• 48:45
  straight from Band camp, and it looks terrible.
• 48:47
  Thank you.
• 48:49
  I guess so. I mean,
• 48:52
  I feel like a lot of these things
• 48:54
  where it's just a a guy who's on
• 48:55
  a lot of cocaine from the seventies making
• 48:57
  a silly face.
• 48:59
  Could be easily replaced why, like, iron maiden
• 49:02
  stands of death or something going thought?
• 49:04
  Yeah. Like, Leo Say.
• 49:06
  Why is there a Leo say A on
• 49:07
  here. I I don't know. I
• 49:10
  and that's fine. That's what everybody looked like
• 49:13
  in 19 76. A goofy motherfucker with big
• 49:15
  hair and suspend.
• 49:18
  That's how how everyone are just... A chunk
• 49:21
  of these are just... These are
• 49:23
  men or women from 19 78.
• 49:25
  Yeah know. That's what it was. But they
• 49:27
  do include Van Hale Balance, which is correct
• 49:30
  that should be on here. That's a pretty
• 49:31
  bad 1 for sure.
• 49:34
  It was really 19 95 that was when
• 49:37
  it was truly
• 49:38
  truly over no coming back at this point.
• 49:41
  So them... It wasn't there the Motley crew
• 49:43
  album where they had a bunch of pigs
• 49:44
  on it. Yeah. That was 1 of the
• 49:46
  records without...
• 49:49
  Who's the the current guy The the it
• 49:52
  was a different vocalist. I can't remember. I
• 49:54
  can't remember the generation swine. That's the way
• 49:57
  Cover. Yeah.
• 49:59
  There's were lots of things that we could
• 50:01
  put here. I don't know. Feels
• 50:03
  amateur should best. That's what I would say
• 50:05
  about this. But in people love list
• 50:09
  online, You could easily make a 500 of
• 50:11
  the worst album covers. And I think that
• 50:13
  gives you a lot more lenient. See to
• 50:15
  do it. But then, again, I guess That
• 50:17
  requires someone to actually write this, which I'm
• 50:19
  sure they don't want. Yeah. Yeah. No we're
• 50:21
  not we're not trying to put more effort
• 50:22
  into this than than necessary. So hey. If
• 50:25
  Rolling stone wants to pay me, I will
• 50:27
  do 500 worst album covers of all time,
• 50:30
  and I will be brought about it. I
• 50:32
  won't just do
• 50:33
  you know, bedroom basement, black metal stuff that
• 50:36
  no one's ever heard of. I'll include some
• 50:38
  of that just because it deserves to be
• 50:39
  on there, but I will be broader about
• 50:42
  it,
• 50:42
  Oh, I have bad news. I'm afraid that
• 50:45
  they are done paying people. The time for
• 50:47
  that would have been 50 years. The last
• 50:49
  50 years. Unfortunately, that is all over now.
• 50:53
  Oh, I'll just have to wait until they
• 50:55
  do a a top 100,
• 50:58
  Tv shows of all time and put the
• 51:00
  sop nose at number 1 and the wire
• 51:02
  in number 2. Again.
• 51:04
  Was thinking about this the other day.
• 51:06
  Apparent... You know,
• 51:08
  people of the sop and the wire I've
• 51:10
  seen a number of, like, Zoom get really
• 51:13
  into sex in the city, for some reason,
• 51:15
  which is something I didn't imagine.
• 51:18
  But where is the Zoom love for oz?
• 51:21
  When is when is that gonna make it
• 51:23
  comeback or or list for that number?
• 51:27
  Probably never.
• 51:30
  I I don't see people really wanting to
• 51:33
  see with a John from Cincinnati at any
• 51:35
  point. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
• 51:39
  Maybe the next the next generation will pick
• 51:41
  up the mantle of just
• 51:44
  relentless is in rape. Prison relentless prison rape.
• 51:49
  Nazis and Luke Perry getting walled up
• 51:52
  While, he's still alive,
• 51:54
  and
• 51:55
  didn't they have a... Was it paul out?
• 51:59
  Yeah. On the show. Yeah.
• 52:02
  Weird wheelchair.
• 52:03
  Very weird.
• 52:05
  Anyway, with the last few minutes on the
• 52:07
  show, I figured that I would bring up
• 52:08
  something that's actually related to,
• 52:10
  metal, if that's okay.
• 52:13
  Suppose.
• 52:16
  Let me mean, like, I guess I can
• 52:17
  talk about a few things with metal,
• 52:19
  we're an hour into the episode now. It's
• 52:21
  probably fine to do that That most people
• 52:22
  have left by now.
• 52:24
  Have you seen the opening announcements?
• 52:26
  For Hell Heroes
• 52:28
  7.
• 52:29
  You familiar with Hell's series.
• 52:31
  A brief line up and I went. I've
• 52:33
  heard of some of these. Mh.
• 52:37
  Hell heroes,
• 52:39
  I think is the festival and most tempted
• 52:41
  to go to every year, but it's also
• 52:43
  in Houston.
• 52:44
  Which
• 52:45
  gives me bad vibes.
• 52:47
  It's far.
• 52:49
  So far, the announcement for next year's includes
• 52:52
  crimson and glory,
• 52:55
  C doing a schizophrenia set, which is exciting.
• 52:59
  Corner,
• 53:01
  Sad
• 53:03
  onslaught doing a power from Hell set,
• 53:06
  Hell Ripper,
• 53:08
  crypt sermon,
• 53:12
  Z, not familiar with them.
• 53:15
  Hour of 13,
• 53:16
  the night eternal.
• 53:19
  I don't know how you pronounce that. I
• 53:20
  played them on the show bunch of times,
• 53:22
  though.
• 53:23
  S a slayer.
• 53:25
  Which,
• 53:27
  I gotta say I'm very, very, very intrigued
• 53:29
  but I would be interested in seeing that.
• 53:32
  And then,
• 53:32
  and then they put kind of a turret
• 53:34
  in the punch bowl here with Ab,
• 53:38
  featuring Z ale, the son of sip... Far
• 53:42
  set,
• 53:44
  which I,
• 53:46
  I guess say this is this is Odd
• 53:47
  man out on this fun Good times.
• 53:50
  Best lineup up so far.
• 53:53
  No. You gotta go to the bathroom. You
• 53:55
  gotta look and merge. You gotta go out
• 53:56
  for a smoke at some point.
• 54:00
  I mean, we've covered,
• 54:03
  prescriptive pre
• 54:05
  prescription mc govern, a number of times in
• 54:07
  the past.
• 54:08
  Suffice to say kind of a shit head,
• 54:11
  probably not worth putting on this bill when
• 54:13
  instead, you could have a much more rock
• 54:16
  band and put Sony on there instead.
• 54:19
  I'm just saying there's a lot of other
• 54:21
  bands that you could put on this, And
• 54:22
  I assume they'll be announcing more bands, but
• 54:25
  who knows maybe the little drop off. No.
• 54:27
  Here's hoping, man. But
• 54:29
  for all of the... This is this is
• 54:31
  a momentous occasion for all of the
• 54:34
  old contra
• 54:35
  instead are like, I'd rather see lair than
• 54:37
  slayer. This is your chance you're good to
• 54:39
  do it.
• 54:43
  What do you think you gonna go down
• 54:44
  to the bayou you with me?
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  I don't go to shows that are 10
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  minutes away from me? Nah.
• 54:51
  I did make a 10 minute trip to
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  see,
• 54:54
  Ben the other night,
• 54:55
  went out
• 54:57
  with kits and stock housing.
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  And
• 55:01
  saw horrendous and tomb mold, and I gotta
• 55:03
  say,
• 55:04
  I've seen a lot of metal shows in
• 55:07
  my life.
• 55:08
  Too many, probably.
• 55:10
  Now that I think about it. That's probably
• 55:12
  why my hearing is really bad.
• 55:14
  But man, that's that's somewhere near the top
• 55:16
  echelon I gotta I gotta say those guys,
• 55:18
  both bands absolutely fucking killer.
• 55:22
  Nice nice folks too. It was
• 55:25
  fun seeing, like,
• 55:28
  goofy,
• 55:30
  you know, short shorts mustache wearing
• 55:32
  representation on stage.
• 55:35
  Instead of just kits standing next week. Yeah.
• 55:38
  Now, kit was, you know,
• 55:40
  up at the front, where the the short
• 55:43
  people go. And having the time of his
• 55:45
  life, it was wonderful.
• 55:49
  If there are still dates on this tour
• 55:51
  and there should be a go, check them
• 55:53
  out. It's it's absolutely incredible to see what
• 55:55
  these guys are doing right now. I know
• 55:57
  that 2 mold is 1 of the bands
• 55:58
  that, you know, you are not easily swayed
• 56:00
  by
• 56:01
  height, but this is 1 that you you
• 56:03
  were also into.
• 56:05
  Yeah. It's because I ignored the hype and
• 56:07
  actually listened to the bed.
• 56:11
  Really really fantastic performance live cannot recommend as
• 56:14
  and off.
• 56:17
  Anyway, is there anything else that you wanna
• 56:19
  get on the show before we, we close
• 56:21
  this out here?
• 56:22
  No. I think that's good. Okay. Have you
• 56:24
  heard any of the hype about long legs
• 56:25
  by the way?
• 56:27
  I have seen people talking about it constantly
• 56:32
  on Twitter saying it's just the best thing
• 56:34
  ever.
• 56:35
  And I know nothing about it. Like, literally
• 56:37
  nothing about it. I went in completely blind
• 56:40
  on it too.
• 56:42
  Yeah.
• 56:43
  I
• 56:45
  my wife, like,
• 56:47
  maybe 2 minutes into the movie just looks
• 56:49
  over me and says I want to leave.
• 56:53
  It is it was bad.
• 56:55
  Really good. When when it comes to music
• 56:57
  hype, but I'm I'm very cautious just because
• 57:00
  I don't trust people when it comes to
• 57:01
  movies,
• 57:02
  I, like, refuse to listen to people because
• 57:06
  almost always, a movie never lives up to
• 57:09
  what people are talking about it, or it's
• 57:10
  just not something I wanna see and
• 57:12
  I'm usually right when I finally do see
• 57:14
  those movies like, yeah, I I don't like
• 57:17
  this. I was right. So I I assume
• 57:20
  that is what is going to happen if
• 57:21
  I eventually see whatever this movie is. Like,
• 57:23
  I I don't even know who's in it.
• 57:25
  I've just seen the name, and I'm just,
• 57:27
  like,
• 57:28
  No. That sounds very silly. Nick cage is
• 57:30
  the only name in in the movie that
• 57:32
  you would heard of.
• 57:36
  Plays like the villain or whatever.
• 57:39
  I don't know. And when was the last
• 57:40
  time that a movie did
• 57:42
  match up to the height in your mind.
• 57:45
  I have no idea. Yeah. Nothing.
• 57:47
  Not nothing. I feel pretty confident saying that
• 57:49
  you'll hate this 1 then. I'm sure I
• 57:52
  will.
• 57:54
  Well, let me and I I've gone but
• 57:55
  I've gone back and watched some like the
• 57:58
  more hyped horror movies over the past couple
• 58:00
  years. And it's like I think I've dislike
• 58:02
  all of them. Every 1 of them. Nothing
• 58:04
  do it for you.
• 58:06
  To to varying degrees. Yes.
• 58:09
  Alright.
• 58:10
  Modern are where where it's like,
• 58:13
  the villain is my mom didn't love me.
• 58:16
  Right. Right. You know, the trauma, the real
• 58:19
  heart, like, shut up.
• 58:22
  Like, 1 or 2 times, okay that's creative.
• 58:24
  I see what you're doing, but
• 58:27
  now, it's just like man.
• 58:29
  I don't wanna see this.
• 58:31
  Or I can't, like, relate to it. Like,
• 58:33
  I have not had a shared experience, so
• 58:35
  like, I don't quite get what this movie
• 58:37
  is going for. And now I'm 2 and
• 58:40
  half hours into this and bored.
• 58:42
  I see. Yeah have the world
• 58:45
  I'm laughing or I'm laughing at it. Okay.
• 58:48
  I feel like
• 58:50
  this 1 in particular was meant to have
• 58:52
  funny moments But overall, it is a very
• 58:55
  funny movie,
• 58:57
  derogatory speaking, I would say. Mh.
• 59:00
  We'll we'll watch it together. I think that
• 59:01
  I think this would be a good time.
• 59:03
  You you and I should
• 59:05
  should sit down and and and get to
• 59:07
  experience this at the same time.
• 59:09
  And I think the folks would get a
• 59:10
  kick out of hearing your your reaction to
• 59:12
  this 1 specific way.
• 59:14
  I don't know what it is, but I
• 59:15
  feel like this 1 in particular will actually
• 59:17
  make your brain explode.
• 59:20
  But I don't want that. I wanna be
• 59:22
  entertained when See movies.
• 59:25
  We'll do we'll set up, like, a a
• 59:26
  trail cam,
• 59:28
  just next to me filming me as I
• 59:30
  watch. And, like, I don't really go on
• 59:32
  my phone or or do other stuff. I'll
• 59:34
  watch a movie, but you can just see
• 59:37
  me board for an hour and a half,
• 59:39
  and then the movie will land then I'll
• 59:41
  just get up and go do something else.
• 59:45
  I I also, like, I've seen this people
• 59:47
  talk about this online, but I had my
• 59:49
  first experience with it last night watching
• 59:51
  long legs in a theater.
• 59:53
  Zoom on their fucking phone in the theater
• 59:56
  throughout the entire fucking movie.
• 59:58
  What... That is insane? The fuck did you
• 1:00:00
  come here for?
• 1:00:02
  I don't get it.
• 1:00:03
  Anyway, we can we can rant on another
• 1:00:05
  time.
• 1:00:06
  What what happens when you get a very
• 1:00:08
  lit legit tit teaches society. Where people aren't
• 1:00:12
  afraid to get their head punched in for
• 1:00:13
  doing something incredibly annoying. It's so dumb. It
• 1:00:17
  is so dumb. Put put that shit away.
• 1:00:19
  Anyway, Alright. What what what you should have
• 1:00:21
  done is started singing. You got legs.
• 1:00:24
  Those head use.
• 1:00:26
  She's got legs.
• 1:00:29
  Kinda long.
• 1:00:32
  Anyway, this has
• 1:00:33
  been a very silly episode. If people want
• 1:00:35
  more focused episodes, what can they do?
• 1:00:40
  I don't know. Listen to another podcast.
• 1:00:44
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• 1:00:46
  go to patreon dot com slash 12 hell
• 1:00:48
  where we have bonus episodes every month as
• 1:00:51
  well as bonus, mix tapes that you lovingly
• 1:00:54
  put together.
• 1:00:55
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• 1:00:58
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• 1:01:07
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• 1:01:10
  If he doesn't respond,
• 1:01:12
  keep messaging him. Maybe he just didn't see
• 1:01:14
  it the first time. You know, Just keep...
• 1:01:16
  Yeah. That's what it is. Keep saying things.
• 1:01:18
  Just keep poking them, And then eventually, we'll
• 1:01:20
  get a response.
• 1:01:22
  I'll get I'll give you the 1 word
• 1:01:24
  response that I give to other people. Like
• 1:01:25
  you ask me a question. This is the
• 1:01:27
  answer, and we are done.
• 1:01:29
  I'll chat with you. It's fine. I don't
• 1:01:31
  have a lot going on.
• 1:01:34
  So maybe just message me then.
• 1:01:38
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• 1:01:42
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