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Episode 28: IT'S A ROADSHOW ANNOUNCEMENT! Plus, Trey Introduces Us to...Belt? · The Treehouse Show Podcast

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Welcome into the tree House. I'm Daniel Malley, joined by Trey Trenholme and
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friend actor comedian Rob Sharma, who's once again been roped into doing this show.
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That's the season of RAJ. The next episode, I think we'll have
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a fun guest, and then after that we'll also we'll get Everett back in
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here, and then we're also going to try to get Jerry back in here
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as well. Oh nice. It's a little tougher with Jerry because, uh,
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he's all uppity now because he still works in radio. The last time
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I was, uh, I went and did a bowing them, and uh
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Annadhara took me. She's like, guess who's Guess who's here. I'm like,
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it's seven thirty. I'm not guessing who's here at seven thirty in the
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morning. I don't. I don't have the answer for you. She just
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flings open the door and there's Jerry in a dark room, like, dude,
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I guess he was doing traffic or whether or something like that. He
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was he was adjusting and I was like, it was I have half away
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believes she wanted like a bigger Oh my god, I haven't seen any ages
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and he just goes so man, I was like, hey, I was
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like, that was it? Uh yeah, no, so his uh his,
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his schedule doesn't typically align with when we like to record, but we
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like to make it fluid on occasion to uh kind of work out for other
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people's schedules. There, you, and the reason why I wanted to bring
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all those other names up, It's because I have a very fun announcement to
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make. All right, So, Raj, what are you doing on Friday
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July seventh? Friday July seventh, I'm in town. That's good because we
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have secured our next road show. Nice okay, So on Friday July seventh,
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we will be doing our second Treehouse Podcast live road show at Daddy Rabbits
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Pub in Louisville right on. That will be from five to seven pm.
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That's Friday July seventh, Daddy Rabbits Pub five to seven, one twenty one
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in Round Grove in Louisville. So come one, come all, and it'll
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be it'll be fun time. So Rage, we would very much love it
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if you could attend as well. You don't have to, I see,
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but I will be there. They used to have an open mic there.
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Oh really back in the day. Yeah, so perfect. You know exactly
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where it is. Yeah, they've actually um The people that used to own
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it, I think have retired and then they sold it and it's now with
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the group that owns Shaker Tens. Oh so Brian and Jerry. Yes,
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shorter concepts. I guess. So I don't know. Okay, the guy
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that I've been, the guy that I've been speaking to is Brad. Okay,
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gotcha, because it's Mucky Duck, Shaker Tin's, Scruffy Duffy's. I's
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a nice house. All those guys. I don't know if those are all
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related or not. I think unless they sold Shaker Tins, unless they sold
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it too somebody else, it could be. Brad didn't make any mention of
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that. He mentioned just the Shaker Tin's places and then that they've got a
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new Shaker Tins is is coming as soon as well. So anyway, that'll
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be Friday, July seventh. Put it on your calendars and make sure to
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come and enjoy the treehouse live in front of you at Daddy Rabbits Pub one
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twenty one in Round Grove in Louisville. I'll be there, Drey, I
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believe you are confirmed to attend as well. I will be there. Raj
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is now on board. I am going to be there with bells on.
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I know Jerry is probably already camping out. He's so excited. He loves
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that stuff. Man, you putting him in front of a crowd. It's
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amazing that he doesn't do what you do rags, like more stand up or
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just anything that gets him in front of a crowd. He absolutely eats it
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up. We'll see if Everett can attend as well, so it'll be a
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fun time for all. If if you're gonna do the we're gonna do anything
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with Jerry's nail clippings, Can you give me the heads up so I can
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like have some toast beforehand and just keep the stomach acid down. I didn't
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realize this at the first road show, Raj. I didn't realize that Trey's
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time when we were all on the radio together on the Russ Martin Show Slashed
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the Treehouse. I didn't realize that Tray's time on the show didn't ever overlap
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with Jerry's. It just I never made the connection for some reason. And
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so when we did that first road show, you've got Trey and Jerry,
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who I'm not even sure if they'd ever met before. And within five minutes,
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within five minutes, Jerry's pulling out his his nail clippings collection, and
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Trey, even though he's already damn near translucent as a as a flesh skin
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tone, he actually looked like he turned into a ghost because he just looked
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just stunned and appalled, and oh my god, what does this weirdo have.
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I thought I thought it was when you all first started talking about it.
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I'm thinking it's a bit, and then I didn't realize. You know,
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he's got a container. Oh and he starts shaking them yes, like
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a really gross maracha. Um. Yeah, that is a that is a
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thing, honest to god. We actually at one point told told the sales
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department, because the sales department for radio stations, they'll go out and they'll
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sell appearances by the end of the station's personalities to like a cell phone store
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or something and say, hey, come hang out with rash Arma today from
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two to three pm. We actually told sales see if you can sell an
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appearance with just Jerry's tone nails, because just as many people would come out
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to see that as they would for Jerry probably. Yeah, I just if
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we can keep talking, I wish people could see Trey's face because if we
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just keep talking about tone, like nail clippings, it is right there.
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That was so good. It's it's disgusting. Yeah. That that that that
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that thing that you hear, that's what his face is doing the same thing
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right right? You have you have you looked inside his container? Uh no,
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I haven't looked inside. But okay, well now now now we have
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something to look forward to bring those things like it wouldn't it wouldn't. Okay,
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toe nails, it's okay. See you say that because you're thinking about
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when you trim your toe nails. You're like, Okay, there's a couple
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of toe nails down there. But when you when you when you actually come
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face to nail with these things, Yeah, and you see the sheer quantity
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of them, it's it's kind of overwhelming. Yeah, Raj would would you
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like to throw out a ballpark because this was the competition last time? Guess
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how many toe nails are in there? Our fingernails, nail clippings, whatever?
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Would you do? You like to guess the number that was in there?
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That's adorable. Let's add some context for you. Rage. So Jerry
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has been collecting these toe nails now, I believe for eighteen years, so
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they're in the thousands. M hmmm. Right. So what we did at
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the last road show is we had everyone right down their guesses as to how
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many clippings there are in that in that can that he carries around with him,
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and the person that was the closest one a treehouse podcast. Uh YETI
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cup type of thing, steel cup? Okay, yeah, Okay, it's
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like it's the thing that's a fair with the how many marbles are in the
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jar exactly, except it's Jerry, so it's weird and gross. Okay,
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wow, I mean I just wanted like, how does that's the thing?
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Right? How do you get how do you know that's your thing? Did
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you pick up a tonnail clipping one day, like put in your pocket?
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Like nobody saw me? Dude. I've been wondering this four years from the
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first time Jerry ever mentioned it. I've been asking and it's it's almost like
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I don't want to say he had an epiphany, but it's sort of like
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that it's just one day he just decided He's like, oh, I think
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I'm gonna keep that just a random thought, and then that random thought turned
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into like an eighteen year habit or was it like sometimes like babies will chew
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their feet, You'll see that, like when they're like they're really small,
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like they'll chew their feet. And he was like a like a baby,
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and it's like, ease, are delightful to think that he still does it
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when no one's around. He just it's just him and his foot, and
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he just like, yeah, you and trying to laugh through this, but
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it's you have to. So there are some aspects of me that I am
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dirty, like I'm dirty but clutter and everything else. But when it comes
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to like hygiene, like I typically I shower twice a day, I'm very
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clean. When I tripped, my trip my nails, like I think it's
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disgusting just looking at them because yeah, they're dirty and everything else. And
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I do it over the sink and then wash them down immediately. I don't
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want to see them. Wow sewer they go. Yeah, very ashamed of
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your nails. What are you doing with those nails that you don't no one
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can know, no one can know this shame. I know where you've been
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just gross know where you've been. Just cussing out his own fingers over a
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sink. Yeah, you filthy bastards. I know where you've been. I
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know the thing. You're lucky we don't drink anymore. Look at you.
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He's not just when Trey clips his nails, He's not just trimming the nails.
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He's also excising some shame. He goes to therapists from for a many
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Betty's, which which might not be a bad idea for Jerry as well.
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You want to go just you know, pick up some clippings, talk to
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an adult. I don't know, I don't know how it works. Stop,
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I feel some stuff out. Yeah. I feel very confident that if
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Jerry took his jar of nail trimmings and just went to a mental institution,
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they would welcome in and with open arms and go, we have a room
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for you, sir. Or would it be like, hey, let's say
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you're too weird. No, no, there's no vacancy here. Or in
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my head is like finally we've been calling you guys for weeks. All the
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clippings are over there, and like he's the nail clipping clean up guy that
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they have to go and he's like, oh crap, jackpot, No,
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I don't know how Like how do you how do you? How do you
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collect? You have to add like the person that you're with, Like,
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hey, i' you're gonna be doing your toastday f y, I don't get
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rid of us. The other weird thing is man still gets laid Yeah,
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and he brings them on like he's got a girlfriend and I've even you know,
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anytime he's been in a relationship over the years. One of the first
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things I ask him when he shares that news with me is does she know
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I've been on and you know? And you know what His answer is,
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Yeah, he says, I tell him first date, so that they're already
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they they're on board. He tells them first date, like as they're eating.
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I don't know if he if he waits for them to be placing food
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in their mouth when he's when he pulls out his can of nail shards,
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Yeah, because I mean he does. Maybe that's an over dessert conversation.
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I don't know how it works, Like let's get the flaunt and let me
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tell you about what's in this jar. Well, if you ever been,
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but I'll tell you you want to talk about really questioning your life. Jerry,
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can you know, find a girlfriend because he goes on a date and
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tells them he has a thing and nail clippings and they stay around. I
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tell a girl I use moisturizer, and yeah, I think. I think
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what we're learning here is that it's it's it's more about the person. Perhaps
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because I will say, because I've always said, like the reason I like
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Jerry's Jerry's kind of this kind of a swordsman. He's he's he's a bit
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of a ladies man. Yeah, and I've been on I've been on some
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really terrible dates in my day, but I've never been third wheel to a
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container of nail clippings. That's a hard one to come back from, like
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kind to go, well, you know, it was it was me or
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the clippings. The clippings one that's gonna be so hard for the ego.
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Maybe maybe what we do then is at the road show that'll be Friday,
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July seventh, that Daddy Rabbits Pub in Louisville, five to seven pm.
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Maybe what we do is, first we have Jerry chase tray around the bar
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with the nail clippings and then see who gets tired first, and see if
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Jerry actually catches him. And then what we should do is, Trey,
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you should actually just borrow the nail clippings for your next date. I have
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a I have a better idea. Why don't um the listeners bring their nail
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clippings to add to a new container for Jerry to to walk around town with.
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Uh, you know, because every now and again, Yeah, you
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need to you need to reload. Don't know what the word is in the
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nail clipping community, but see, the weird thing is I told Brad at
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at Daddy Rabbits Pub that we'd bring people who would spend money, not necessarily
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bring people who would then bring their nail clippings as well. Okay, God,
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but but what if we tie it in right, if we can figure
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out of the way, Okay, you have to bring a nail clipping and
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then buy a shot to cheers Jerry on his new jar. Oh clippings.
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It's actually funny you mentioned that rage because he did say last time that he
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was on the brink of having to get a new holder because the other one
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was getting full. Yeah, that's so you can see the necessity of of
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a moment like this on July seven, I mean not inside. Maybe we're
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gonna have it on an outside, like as people are entering in, they
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have somebody's standing outside with the jar, and then you just dump your Neil
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clippings in, go to the barn, grab yourself a drink of choice,
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and then when the jar is full, everybody cheers to Jerry for his nude
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uh jaro gross. And when you're doing that, you know we're gonna have
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to put an air tag or an apple tag on Tray to see where he
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is, because he'll be nowhere near no just like everyone well, sober Tray
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is a much nicer comment. Tray Tray still has a homicidal streak in him.
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It's like, did you did you hear about Trey started drinking again?
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What happened? Bad relationship? They'll clipping murdered on an entire bar full of
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people, the massacre of Daddy Rabbits, and all of a sudden, everyone
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in the world gets to hear Trey's full legal names, all all all the
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major serial killers or spree killers they always have. You know, you get
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the first middle last name that gets plastered everywhere. Yeah, there's a speak
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of that there's a great h The only place that defies that rule now is
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on Netflix. It's serial Killers in India. I'm like, there's not enough
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time in the episode to do all three names. Oh my god, I
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just have you watched that entire like series right about the Indian like the different
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serial killers and everything else. Yeah, that here here, here's even the
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one of the things, not only one of the things you realize in those
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doctor is you do not want to be in an Indian prison. No,
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no, no, They're they're horrible. Yeah, i mean everybody's talking about
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like how uh you know, like we have to take a prisoner like prisoners
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have too many rights. I'm like, let's let's take a gandera over in
17:22
some other countries and you'll be like, hey, you know, concrete slab
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is nice to sleep on. What he's going on in Indian prisons after after
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you're after you're beating Yeah they so it's still so the police can still do
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that, right you're in India, Like your teachers can beat you in class
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like they can they can bring you up to the front and if you don't
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answer, they can actually physically beat you. That what what are you in
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the Old West where we're how old are you trying? I want to I
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need to know the answer to this, like I'll be I'll be forty nine
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this year, and and I my principles, like this is my growing up
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is teachers could had paddles. Principles had paddles. Your football coach had a
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paddle, and then one of them, per his instructions, would call your
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father. And so after all of them had had a piece of your ass,
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you'd go home and your dad would just tee off on you. Yeah,
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not, Trey, but I know Raj hasn't heard it before, talking about
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corporal punishment in school and how you know the school. If you got spanked
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at school, then they of course called your parents to tell them that you
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got spanked at school and then which is not a thing really any anymore these
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days, and then when you got home you got it again from your dad.
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But your dad had had a very specific tool for the job. Oh
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yeah, yeah, dad. Dad took his whipping seriously. So if you
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remember back in the day, you probably have to be over at least thirty
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five to even remember these. Uh, they used to make these, you
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know, I call it like a country western belt. They were all the
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rage and like the eighties, and you could have your name engraved on the
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back which it was like a double piece of leather and really thick. So
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Dad had one mate and it just said belt, not the belt. So
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not only is it is it labeling itself, but it was actually its name.
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Yes, yeah, but it was built a person like who go get
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built? Yeah, Like it's like it's like the Gimp from Pulpicion, Like
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at the Gimp, go get built. That's exactly when I was in trouble,
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Dad would point to the closet and to go get built. Oh,
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belt was in the closet. Belt wasn't just in the closet. Belts belt.
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Belt had had its own special little hangar and you know it could have
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had lights and some candles underneath it, like it was a little shrine.
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But exactly there was a little shrine to a little shrine to child abuse.
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Yeah yeah, because it had a special place for this very reason is not
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only would I have to go get belt and Dad would whip my ass with
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belt, but then I had to go put up belt and afterwards and you
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know, when you're a kid, you think, hmm okay, oh hide
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belt that way. Yeah, it didn't work out well because that's why there
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was the whole process, because do that, then you got an extra whipping
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for trying to hide belt. Get in my head, like my head works
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like a movie, right, so in like in my head, I just
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see like a truck going down like a dirt road. There's just a guy
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smoking a cigarette talking. It's like, you know, it's been a long
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day and it's been tough out there factory and it just as the camera zooms
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out in the passenger's seat is just belt and it's got a cigarette too.
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It was like, you know what I mean, belt, belt never says
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anything. Was like and then your dad gets pulled over, like, sir,
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you know you went off a dirt road, but onto the on the
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highway and you're in the HIV lane and by yourself. Was like, no,
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ma'am, I'm not by myself. That's how the horror movie starts.
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If if, if you, if you reconstruct your movie idea, but make
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it more rural and dirt roads. Yes, small town country cop. Yes,
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pulled over, dad's smoking a cigarette. Absolutely yeah. And the officer
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then no, belt, I was belt. Only difference is, you know
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my dad would be there smoking on it's Carlton going sorry, officer, we
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got some business to take care of. Mis behave And the officer would be
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like, I'll give you a police escort. Sorry, officer, because belt
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small town life. Sorry, officer, Belt's been drinking. And as the
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officer walks back to his vehicle to give you the escort. That's when the
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camera zooms in on the back of the police officer's belt and it says gun
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belt. Yeah that's what I Yeah, see I got Mine was the exact
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exact opposite. Like my mother beat me so much. She's the one who
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called the school to let them know that. So it actually worked in reverse.
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So the school and said, hey, rage was bad at home,
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so I beat him. I want to make sure you get him when he
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gets to school. Yeah. Basically like if you feel like the job at
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home was done, but if you feel like there should be more by all
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means, but I'm sending him to you. The cross guards looked at me
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like I'm really sorry. After due it was like dead men walking, like
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I'm really sorry about this. Nothing personal, it's just as as he brings
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the executioner's hood over his face slowly, Tom Hanks was crying in a corner
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somewhere like the green It's okay, oh my god, oh the good old
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days of ass whippings. A funny thing is like small town life is.
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So I look back on it and it's so surreal. There was this one
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day there was this little gas station off the square and Leonard and I popped
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off to my dad, and the guy who ran you know, ran the
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gas station was there, yo, chief yass police department, a couple other
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people, and I popped off to my dad, and my dad sat there
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and chase me around the car. I don't know how I probably it wasn't
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that long, probably thirty seconds. It felt like for an eternity. Yeah,
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and everyone is just on the ground, laughing their ass off. No
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one's trying to do a damn thing. No one's trying to force any of
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the law is currently being broken. No, you know, if people have
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been if there were cameras back then, people would have been recording it.
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Just you know. I just want to know that it was because it was
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because it was funny, not because there was some law being broken. Yeah.
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No, I'm sure that video would have been very popular on on on
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World Star. Just the conversation like why was he chased him around? Belts
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locked up? Speaking of that, where did you try to hide belt?
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Trey? Um, why are we calling it belt? It's got a name,
27:32
but it seems rude not to use the name you have your last name.
27:36
Was it belt. The belt got bab I don't. I don't think
27:45
it needed a last name. It was just belt. You could have,
27:48
especially around Leonard, you could have just written an envelope labeled rest the Belt
27:52
and put it in the post office. You guys, You guys are getting
27:56
sales calls like, Hey, is your mom and dad home? No?
27:59
Is there? No, they're adult around I could talk to here. One
28:03
day, a kid shows up at the door asks for belt. I think
28:14
you're my father, And that's the that's the one day that belt could not
28:22
be found. It's like, I don't recognize him. A kid turns around
28:27
and just pull his pants down. I'm like, do you know this ass?
28:32
That's my bullet? Oh God? Speaking of kids, all right,
28:38
I gotta I gotta share this with you because, uh, not only does
28:42
it tie in with children, but it's also it's also a painful story.
28:47
So we were we were doing an event recently with with TERA's work here and
28:55
we have a couple of uh I almost said kids, but they're not.
29:00
I mean they're adults. They're like twenty one years old, A couple of
29:03
employees of hers, right, and we were setting some tables and things at
29:11
this outdoor event, and it's me and these two employees. It's male and
29:15
a female. They're actually boyfriend girlfriend they lived together, and like I said,
29:19
they're twenty one. And this person at the event is asking me questions
29:23
about various things, and I keep responding with we because I'm talking about me
29:29
and Tara, right, And they're like, oh, where do you live
29:32
there? Well, we live on SAYT Thomas. We have a house and
29:33
blah blah blah. And then somewhere in the middle of that, this person
29:40
then decides to ask, oh, are these your children? Okay? And
29:48
I swear you could see my soul leave my body because it's the first time
29:52
in my life that someone assumed two younger people I was with were my kids.
30:00
And I am still reeling from that, and and it really doesn't help
30:06
that Tara was not right there for it, so they just assumed that they
30:11
were my kids. And and then she likes to bring that up constantly,
30:17
and she keeps referring to me as as as old man. Ah See,
30:22
that's when I would have taken the opportunity to explain how Tara left me with
30:25
two kids, just throwing her under the bus, like yeah, you know,
30:30
the mom left. We're here visiting her at work that she left them
30:33
before that they've been doing this work since since they were five. It's the
30:38
business is actually named after them, but it really was. I mean it
30:45
ranks up there with finding my first gray chest hair. Yeah, like,
30:49
oh come on, these are these are not my Look technically, am I
30:53
old enough to be their father? Yes, but that would have meant that
30:57
I would have you know, it's it's that that means I would have had
31:02
them when I was twenty that's still pretty young. But I just I,
31:06
you know what, I don't like it. Yeah, yeah, the first
31:10
time. So in India, every every older, every older man is uncle
31:15
and every older but he's auntie okay. And so I remember a little kid,
31:19
like little kids like four year olds like uncle, can we have ice
31:22
cream? And I'm like, yeah, that's cool. I'm like all right,
31:25
man, I'm four. I was thinking. I was thinking like forty
31:26
three or forty four, three forty three and I was like yeah. And
31:30
then I went to go get a charger. I lost the block for my
31:34
uh iPhone. And they have these little these little huts that you go up
31:38
to. They're like shocks and there's kind of a guy sitting there and he's
31:41
got all the chargers and all the blocks and he goes, uh, he's
31:45
probably twenty five twenty six and he goes, uh, what do you need
31:48
today? Uncle? And I was like, I will slap oh, no,
31:52
slap you in your mouth. Filthy, filthy human bro. What happened
31:57
to bro? And then on stage now I'll get like I told you,
32:04
like it's weird, like going viral and all that on on the gram.
32:08
Um, my audience is like twenty two to twenty five now. And when
32:14
I'm when I'm talking to them, like you know, I do a lot
32:15
of crowd work, but when I talked to them, I get uh,
32:17
they response like, so you guys married? Yes, sir, m we
32:22
don't have to there's no hey, we're in a safe place. This is
32:27
not a formal venue. Belt's not here. You know, like you get
32:34
called sir enough times then you might wish you had belt sir. Yeah,
32:37
I get that a lot. How are you? Sir? And I'm like,
32:40
we don't dude, Bro, like where's where? And where did that
32:45
go? Man? I could appreciate a bro every now and again, but
32:49
now you'll have this now, Dad, You'll you'll embrace it. Oh you'll
32:52
you'll want somebody to think that. It says a lot about you. It
32:57
says you have this uh personality that says, I am responding, I can
33:02
be responsible for two other lives. That's what it kind of, that's what
33:07
because it is that what you tell yourself your just to try to make yourself
33:12
feel better. Because that doesn't make me feel better. It just yeah,
33:15
I mean I haven't had the is the is the kid yours thing? Yet?
33:20
And I'm forty seven. Uh, but I haven't had the is that
33:24
your kid? I haven't had that yet, So it's I mean, it's
33:29
inevitable it'll happen. Uncle already happened, And sir, I get that.
33:32
But I'm sure, like kid isn't like is that You're just I'm like,
33:36
no, it's it's a white kid. Can't be Were these two other white
33:40
kids? Yeah? Yeah, and that's I mean too, is they don't
33:45
that we we we look nothing alike. Now, I will say this,
33:49
I didn't think about this, uh angle until just now. It had to
33:52
be weird for them because that stranger assumed that instead of them being boyfriend girlfriend,
33:58
they thought they were siblings. Oh yeah, that's weird. Yeah,
34:02
that's all on that's on that person. That person's weird, Like could you
34:07
have been maybe like an older brother, like like they were like a white
34:12
wine accident like they the age gap was because it was like Netflix and Chill
34:16
happened. Honestly to me, they look they look nothing alike and uh like
34:23
she's got fair skin, he's very tan. Um, he's tall and thin,
34:28
and neither of them look anything like me. It's it's just bad across
34:34
the board. Yeah, that's just it just sucks to have that that first
34:37
time when someone sees you near younger people and then they assume that they're your
34:44
offspring. It's just like, oh, just like a knife right to the
34:47
chest. You went from having no children to adult children, which honestly is
34:57
not a bad way to go because then you just skip over. You don't
34:59
have to about any of the dirty diapers, you don't have to worry about
35:01
having, you know, having to talk with them about very you know,
35:05
so there might be advantages to it. I mean at least and they got
35:09
the jobs, so at least anything to say you raised the responsible kids.
35:15
Like the Google reviews, like, you know, they came in with their
35:16
kids, and it's a family business. Everybody works together. I think that's
35:22
that's a very sweet little subtext to your business. I haven't had, Trey,
35:29
have you had the uh have you had the been mistaken for someone's being
35:34
responsible for someone not that was an adult, Okay, Tray Trey was asked,
35:42
ye, are those your kids? And they were actually kids, So
35:45
that's not gonna, that's not gonna. That's okay. Yeah, that's kind
35:47
of sweet. And it's when they were and a couple of dates that you
35:52
know, they thought they were out with their old man. See now that's
35:57
different. Well, don't make you feel cool, yeah, because then you
36:01
just feel like George Clooney. Yeah, yeah, Yeah, there's a there's
36:07
a very fine line between like going from like creepy guy to George Clooney to
36:12
like Hugh Hefner, Like that's a you could be creepy guy or always she's
36:15
having a date with her dad And I was like, oh, it's home
36:19
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Rage. There's something I need to bring up with you that's very troubling.
41:13
I know you don't work for me, but I feel like it's important that
41:15
we're on the same page as far as you know, things that you post
41:20
on social media and the affiliation with the show. I don't want people thinking
41:24
that I agree with some of the crazy sentiments that you post. Oh,
41:30
I understand. We can do the disclaimer, like the views and opinions of
41:35
rash Armor, not that of the Treehouse Podcast. Yeah, because I feel
41:37
like it's it's it's very much needed right now because you you posted something very
41:43
shocking recently and we need to discuss it. Okay, Trey, this is
41:49
what Raj posted the other day. Raj said, this is on Facebook.
41:53
Let's play a fun game. Share something you've never eaten, a show you've
41:59
never watched, or a movie you've never seen. I think it will let
42:01
you know a little bit more about someone I'll start. Raj then goes on
42:06
to say, I've never watched one episode of SpongeBob square Pants. You know
42:10
what, I'm okay with that, Rags. That's I don't think I've seen
42:15
one either. So you and I are on the same page there. But
42:16
that's that's where that's where it ends. Because it was, I mean,
42:21
it was, it was, I mean, I was, I was,
42:22
I was grown when it was. It was a thing. Yeah. The
42:24
last cartoon I watched watched was salth Park South part YEP. Well, then
42:31
then then, Roj, you go on to say I've never eaten Chipotle or
42:37
seen the Goonies, and that's where you lost me. Man, I think
42:39
it's very Oh yeah, you don't know this. That's all I know.
42:45
I I honest to God. When when we come back to town in July
42:52
for the road show, one of the first places I'm going to go to
42:55
is Chipotle. I love Chipotle. I've I've eaten Chipotle probably too many times.
43:02
Um, but I thoroughly enjoyed, especially because it's it's kind of a
43:07
healthy option and that's why I like it, and it tastes good. I
43:12
know some people think it's gross. I'm not one of them. I love
43:14
Chipotle, but you have never seen the goonies, and I just have just
43:21
troubling to me. Can you believe all this Trey? I No, I'm
43:27
actually I think I'm more surprised that he's never eating at Chipotle. I thought
43:32
everyone's eating at Chipotle at least once. Yeah, everyone should have that experience.
43:37
Good are bad? I have not. I have not. I've never
43:39
needed a burrito the size of a toddler, and uh, I don't.
43:44
I lived on those things in my twenties because back when we were still starting
43:49
out or I was still starting out in radio um and whenever free food showed
43:53
up in the break room, beggars can't be choosers. And that was how
43:58
Chipotle really got started with getting the word out. They didn't advertise a ton,
44:01
but they knew they were smart. They're like, Aha, let's go
44:06
get these huge ass burritos in the hands of poor radio people and they'll get
44:09
on the radio and talk about it for free. So there wasn't that.
44:14
Wasn't that freebird's idea? Didn't they do that? Yeah? Yeah, my
44:20
understanding was that Chipotle came first. But I can't tell you, man,
44:22
it was a glorious day when I'd go to that CBS radio break room.
44:27
What I thought I was going to get a really terrible cup of coffee,
44:30
and then like the Holy Grail is sitting there on the table. It's a
44:32
mountain of Chipotle burritos and I could eat that all day. Wow. No,
44:37
never had Chipotle, And uh, I can't believe you don't. So
44:42
I think I told you this a long time ago, and I know you
44:44
forget a lot, but we were also at a bar, so I'm sure,
44:47
oh yeah, more reasonably, I kind of, I can't. I
44:50
kind of came clean to you about the whole Goonies Christmas story, um,
44:57
all of that stuff. And I don't know if you remember this. So
44:59
I remember you told me a long time ago that you had never seen a
45:02
Christmas Story, which I thought was shocking at the time, and I still
45:07
kind of do. But then you went and watched it. And what was
45:09
more shocking is the fact that you watched it and came back to me and
45:13
said you hated it. It's a garbage It's a garbage movie. U and
45:16
I and I and I've I've met and I've had the pleasure of meeting and
45:20
he's a wonderful guy. And getting to know Peter Billingsley when I was out
45:24
in La, who played who played Ralphie played him? And then he did
45:28
the reboot of it as well, so um and uh we were I was
45:32
in LA and I thought I was talking to you, like in that vein
45:37
where I'm like talking to Peter, and I go I saw that I saw
45:40
the movie. Crap. The look on his face was like, fu,
45:45
bro, yeah she should like, why are you telling me this? I'll
45:49
go no, But you don't understand. I saw it like two years ago.
45:52
It goes, oh, yeah, then you definitely won't like it.
45:55
I didn't see it as a kid. There's no nostalgia for me, right,
45:58
so I'm watching it with fresh eyes. It goes, yeah, you
46:00
will definitely not. And then we were cool again. I was like,
46:02
okay, But what what happened is when we were doing the Daniel Mally Show
46:07
on Saturdays, is he would bring up a reference from like Christmas Story,
46:12
which I've never seen that one either. No Christmas Vacation, I haven't seen
46:15
either. I haven't seen what I know. I agree with you on a
46:21
Christmas story. Oh good, yay. See. Yeah, I'm with you
46:27
on that. It's a crap movie. Yeah, I know me, you
46:29
and Belt were never gonna watch that movie. Yeah. But apparently, Roj,
46:32
you're still living in controversy because you just shocked Tray by saying you've never
46:36
seen Christmas Vacation and now Vacation never seen. So when people go whatever's full
46:44
or whatever it is, I don't, I don't understand. Like I here,
46:47
So here's what happened on the radio. So I had never seen movies
46:51
and you referenced them then all the time, and you and whoever was in
46:55
the studio would laugh, and so I would. If you go back and
47:00
listen to old audio, you guys, you'll make a reference and then people
47:04
start laughing. Like a second later, I'll start laughing too, because we're
47:07
like, oh, yeah, I know exactly, And I have no clue
47:09
what reference you've made. I don't know what movie it's from. And you're
47:13
like, oh, you know that, you know Rod's from Christmas Christmas Vacation.
47:15
I'm like, of course. And then I felt so dirty, and
47:20
this is where these posts come from, as I felt so much shame that
47:22
I was lying to one of my best friends. Yeah, about movies,
47:25
and we never taught We never talked about them like off the air or when
47:29
we're out having like lunch or having a drink or watching a game. We
47:32
never really never discussed it, something like my secret is safe. He will
47:37
never know. So you see, now, Trey, why why it is
47:39
that me and Raj's friendship is built on a lie? Yeah, you know
47:47
what, I can't even from it. And now and now I come to
47:51
find out now he's not eating at Chaboltle ever, and he's never seen the
47:54
Goonies. Damn it. Man, I mean you're talking about one of the
48:00
greatest athletes turned actors in the history of the world in John matus Oh,
48:07
okay, if it was a corn I don't think. I don't think.
48:10
I don't think Corey Feldman was ever an athlete. Um, But I mean
48:14
John Matuzac, who plays Sloth. I think the only other role that Mike
48:19
possibly eclipse his role as Sloth might have been the one he did in Ice
48:23
Pirates Pirates way back in the day. But okay, because I heard that
48:30
different in my in my aunt phones and I'm like, man, his career
48:31
took a shift. Yeah, but when he walks in the room screaming,
48:37
hey you guys again, No idea what that means. You're laughing, You're
48:45
you're laughing and you're lying at the same time. I don't know what.
48:50
I don't know what that means. Thank you guys. Jesus, hey you
48:53
guys. That a catchphrase in the movie. That's what Sloth would say to
48:58
the other goonies. He'd he'd yell at like saying, it's a it's a
49:00
greeting. It's they were like, they're like a gang. It's not a
49:06
gang. It's just friends. They're friends who who were squad squad, right,
49:13
that's what I'm thinking. It's a it's a group of children who were
49:15
being forced out of their homes because a developer was buying up all their homes
49:20
and they were going to be forced to move and they would no longer be
49:22
friends because they'd live, you know, uh, live apart. And so
49:27
they had to go on this adventure to find a treasure as a gang while
49:32
being chased by an an actual gang that was also a family who rival gang.
49:38
Who's not a rival gang. It's it's people that broke out of prison
49:43
and we're trying to so this is just so, this is just like,
49:47
so are they were they all white? I'm guessing sounds like it was an
49:52
It was an eighties movie. They had an Asian friend and an Asian friend
49:58
and whose name was Data. I mean you might as well have just named
50:02
him stereotype, which, by the way, the kid that played Data is
50:07
I can't remember his full name. It's uh a short round from Indiana Jones.
50:13
That yeah, exactly, Okay, Yeah, I know something kwan,
50:19
Yeah, it's yea. I never I've only seen okay, and then when
50:24
it comes to that movie with short stop, I've only seen one clip of
50:28
them. You've only seen one clip of Indiana Jones and The Temple of Doom.
50:32
I've seen the where I'm rich boy, the Bollywood actors doing the whole
50:37
Claudi maschaft day thing. I've seen that. Thank god you've seen that,
50:39
because how many times can I reference that movie? And if you had not
50:42
known what that was. But you're laughing at me saying Kellie maa over the
50:45
years, I have to just crush me. No, I shouldn't be laughing
50:49
at that, because the way you say it is brilliantly good. So I'm
50:51
like, so, I'm like, have you seen the other Indiana Jones movies.
50:55
I've seen Raiders of the Lost art well all the way through, but
51:00
you've never seen Temple of Doom. You lost because I was at that age
51:04
where I'm like in elementary school and I'm like, people are having like sleepovers,
51:07
and I want people to come and like hang out with me because I
51:08
wanted friends. And then I saw the dinner scene and I'm like, oh,
51:12
man, that's why nobody wants to hang out, because that's where they
51:15
think they're gonna eat at my house, like monkey brains and boiled eyes.
51:19
I'm like, come out, live baby snakes. Yeah. And I'm like,
51:22
you know, hey, man, it's just it's just chicken curry.
51:25
There's no eyeballs in it, like my mom. My mom doesn't do that.
51:29
And I'm like, now i know why no one accepts the invitations to
51:31
my birthday parties. Screw this movie. So I just kind of was so
51:36
no. I never saw it all the way through. If I mean,
51:37
I'm sure I would like it. Now it's Harrison Ford. I mean,
51:39
I don't know how you don't like it, but I mean the Gooney sounds
51:45
like, first of all, a street gang of youth, a youth gang
51:50
going against uh developers who are trying to better the neighborhood. That's what I'm
51:53
assuming. They're trying to gentrify the area that they're all trust me, it's
52:00
it's the eighties and it's a movie about kids. That neighborhood is plenty gentrified.
52:04
Okay. So so it's a bunch of white kids with one Asian kid
52:07
because every high school needs a valuivet toy. So um, Okay, yeah,
52:15
I mean I don't think. I don't think it would be good.
52:15
If it would it be good if I watched it, Okay, think about
52:19
it with fresh eyes. If I watched it now, would it be good?
52:22
I have no idea because I don't know how I can remove my rose
52:24
colored glasses. Okay, because I yeah, that's just not like I would.
52:29
I could never imagine a scenario in my life. Or my dad's like,
52:32
what are you doing today, I'm like nothing, what's going on in
52:36
the school? Watch the Goonies. I just want to hear your dad say
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goonies never die everywhere because boonies never die, but but apparently they do because
52:51
they overdose in Hollywood. I don't know what happens. But wow, wow,
52:58
you're not wrong, but I just yeah, it's a harrish turn.
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Yeah, I mean, I yeah, there's a lot a lot of the
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eighties movies I didn't see. My dad was not a big like well,
53:07
he like he dropped me off to see Top Gun, Like he didn't even
53:10
come in with me. He's just like he was there to buy the ticket
53:13
because I think it was PG. Thirteen and I think I was eleven,
53:17
and he was like there to buy the ticket and then like he just left.
53:20
He's like he was the pay phone, because that was the thing,
53:22
was a payphone when you're done in the movie. Theater was right around the
53:25
corner. But he didn't he didn't want to. He was an old school
53:29
like he liked Hollywood movies and then westerns though, like his favorite actor was
53:34
Gregory Pecks. Gregory Peck was or Youl Brenner. They weren't. I'm assuming
53:38
you'll Brenner's not in the Gooneies. Not not last time I saw him,
53:42
now, Okay, I mean, because if he was, Dad would be
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like referencing, like he would be like that's a good movie. He did.
53:49
Bren I'm like, well, gooneys. Look at it this way,
53:52
if if you want to go see it. I never I never forced people.
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It's like, if you want to see something, go for it.
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If you don't, I'm not gonna I'm not gonna wor it on you.
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Unlike the rest of the world, it seems I'm not one to push my
54:02
beliefs onto other people. But I will say this. I will say that
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Goonies has a strong pedigree outside of just you know the fact that it's a
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it's a fun eighties movie that a lot of us, like including me and
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Trey, kind of grew up on. Is I think it's if I remember
54:20
correctly, it was directed by Richard Donner and who also did the Lethal who
54:24
watched indeed Lethal Weapon? Yes? Yes, And it was executive produced by
54:31
Steven Spielberg. Oh gotcha? Okay? And I for some reason, I
54:37
keep seeing this video on my Twitter feed. And after they were done filming
54:42
that movie where they basically, you know, they spent months on end and
54:45
Richard Donner, the director, what is it in Hollywood rise that they always
54:50
tell you never to work with children and animals? Animals and children. In
54:54
this movie, it's almost entirely kids. So Richard honor. The directors spent
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months with these children, hours a day for days in a row, and
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the one thing he wanted to do when they rapped shooting was go home to
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Hawaii and be left alone. So so there's a video that keeps coming back
55:16
around on my Twitter feed that Steven Spielberg thought the best thing he could do
55:22
for Richard Donner as a rap present was to send every single one of those
55:28
kids to his house, all at the same time when the man's trying to
55:37
relax and get away from these kids. Steven Spielberg paid for all of them
55:42
to go say Hi, Now I'm gonna go watch the Goodies. No,
55:46
I have to watch this. Yeah, so any like eighties reference. The
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only the only reason I would laugh in studio is when you would laugh.
55:53
And I just didn't want to be It was one of the I wanted to
55:55
be included. It comes from a very sadly, it really does. I
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just wanted to I just wanted to be part of the gang, like the
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Doonies, Like well now you are you, you you have been for many
56:07
years and you and you continue to be part of our Treehouse gang. There
56:12
you go and uh and yeah, but if you reference any eighties movie,
56:15
there's a really good chance I didn't see it. Dan, when's the last
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time you watch the Goonies. It's been a minute, it's been a minute.
56:23
See but I know I know it by heart. Well, I I'm
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I haven't seen it in decades, and like, I feel like now I
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need to go back and watch it to see if it still holds up.
56:32
Because those eight eighties movies are funny because they can go it's kind of fifty
56:37
fifty, isn't it? Yeah, because I remember going back and we're in
56:40
rewatching uh Duke's a hazard. One time I thought, my god, this
56:45
is terrible. How did this everything I had? I had my um,
56:51
nephews and niece watch uh heehaw and were mortified. They're like, this is
56:58
the worst. This is so misogynistic, this is so this, this is
57:01
so bad. I'm like, I'm like, but they'd like to tell jokes.
57:05
They pop out of the corn and then they tell jokes like these jokes
57:09
are so awful. I'm like, but nope, but they were good.
57:12
The movie that that that is cringingly bad like in and it was hilarious at
57:19
the time. But Revenge of the Nerds, Oh, really wow. Yeah,
57:23
I mean it's every stereotype and you know, topped off with rape as
57:30
they cherry on top of Oh yeah, I mean, well look it does
57:35
the title ro Did you ever see Revenge of the Nerds. I don't think
57:38
I've seen it all, I know, I know. There's the guy with
57:40
the glasses. There's a few of those. Yeah, there's the ming guy.
57:45
He was kind of a thing. He was hot for a minute,
57:47
and I think he made it like a little comeback like the Anthony Edwards you
57:51
know, yeah he yeah, goog no goose. There's the guy that played
57:58
the Wells, say, the guy that played Booker. But if if you
58:01
don't know him, I know, I know, I know that reference because
58:06
um I think he was in Van Wilder. Yeah, I think so.
58:09
Yeah, yeah, no Tres Trey. Yeah, I mean the movie was
58:13
called Revenge of the Nerds. I mean, nowhere is it implied that their
58:15
revenge is going to be legal, because everything that the Nerds do to their
58:22
rival fraternity would would would get you multiple felonies. But just I mean,
58:30
just the stereotypes alone are just bad. YEA, they have an Indian kid?
58:37
Did they have an Indian there? They did have didn't they have an
58:39
afford exchange Asian kid? Oh that the Asian kid. It was the eighties.
58:45
So if it was, was it long duck um? Now that's pretty
58:51
impati Yeah. See, if it was the eighties, that was the whole
58:53
thing as they were going because the whole Japanese technology takeover, So there was
58:57
a Hollywood pop culture thing as they were like making the the Japanese foreign exchange
59:02
student like dumb and like naive, and that was the whole idea behind that.
59:07
So um. And then in the late nineties it was people so uh
59:13
but no, I mean I haven't seen I think I saw the Porkies.
59:16
I think I saw like part of that. Oh my god, like just
59:20
a beginning maybe I think of that. But I know we should have a
59:23
we should have we should do this one day and and then get the fans
59:27
involved and have a screening of the Goonies. Um, not not this July
59:31
seven, but the next time you come back. Maybe we can do that.
59:34
Maybe if it's around the holidays, we can do a Christmas story and
59:37
you can see my utter disdain for them. He doesn't know how to say
59:42
fragile, Like that's what drives me bananas. He's, he's, he's,
59:46
it's, it's it's a Midwest town, that's, it's. It's taking place
59:50
in like what the forties or something. It's very all dumb. He did,
59:53
he's. This man's never been to Italy. He's from Podunk, Indiana.
59:58
And it takes on in the forties, because a reboot that would have
1:00:00
made Peter Billingsley nine years old. Well in the reboot if I think it
1:00:05
takes place in the seventies, oh it does. Yeah, I didn't see
1:00:08
that one either, but I did. I don't like his because it's about
1:00:14
it's garbage. Oh see, Okay, So I'm like you though, I'm
1:00:16
not gonna tell Peter Billingsley that very kind of give. I was just giving
1:00:23
the man an honest critique of his art that he didn't ask for. No,
1:00:28
no, no, you're like a walking Internet. But they, in
1:00:30
my defense, they didn't give me tequila. And I was like, hey,
1:00:35
listen, I'm just gonna tell you, we just did a shot it
1:00:37
down to Hlio. Your movies kind of garbage. That sounds like some next
1:00:40
level of gas lighting. I'm gonna I'm gonna say some really terrible things to
1:00:44
your face. But it's your fault because because you gave me tequila. Be
1:00:55
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