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How Jet Lag and BBQ Sauces Made Us Question Our Sanity! · Tigs Bits Podcast

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He really should. He really should.
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It's a, a technology battle that I think you, you, you already
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have number one. You have the $800 mic.
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You got the golden mic. It's the mic we all need.
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It's the mic we'll all have eventually, you know, make no
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bones about it. I was just sitting on a wad over
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there. He kissed my ass.
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He'd go get one if he wants. One exactly right, but he's just
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too damn hard headed, isn't he? He refuses to say.
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I had this conversation last night dude.
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He's just like, he's just like both of us.
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We're all fucking psycho. We really are.
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We're all psycho in our own ways.
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We are. We're just.
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I've come to the real. I thought I was.
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I realized everybody's crazy. Everybody's crazy.
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Oh, yeah, yeah. Basically us three.
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We're crazy, though, to tell everybody.
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I know what's been fun is that they've got the Blasey knew you
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well ahead of me. I knew of you from the stories
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of Blasey. And then you've gotten to know
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me over the years or over the yeah, year, year and a half
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years. We could say plural at this
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point. Yeah, for sure.
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And of course, you've gotten to know me basically just like
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we're doing right here, right now, face to face over the
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computer. But man, what a what a time to
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be alive that we could do that because we couldn't spend all
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this amount of time that we've gotten to spend without doing it
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any other way, honestly. No, no, I said that when we were
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doing Justin's podcast, all those guests we had and people
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from all over places, even, you know, who we've had on this show
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from different, you know, several states away and things.
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I mean, that would be impossible back in the day.
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I mean, a phone call would have been about as all you could get
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and somebody would have had to run a line through back end of
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the phone to try to record it. I mean, it was, you know, and
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then and then put it in a, put it in a envelope and send it to
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our somebody to. Make sure cut it up.
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Put it on a radio station somewhere.
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Yeah, all that. Unbelievable how it how it's how
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it's changed. I mean, I would think just from
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the beginning of you being a tour manager and working with
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John Party to now currently with what you do with Justin Moore is
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just a total night and day change.
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And we'll get into that here in just in just a second.
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For sure no, but talking about getting to know each other, I
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hung out with you and Tammy once in my in my hood and then I and
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then you and Ryles came to a show and it was like it it makes
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sense, but we act like that's what we we've said the theme of
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our show since Blasey coined it early episode.
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It's just spitting truth over here.
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It's what the Bubba thing it was when we talked about the Bubba
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things. I'm not picking signs.
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I'm just telling you what happened.
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This is it. These are facts.
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It's true. We just act like ourselves on
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here. So when I finally did get to run
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into you exactly, you know what I mean.
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I already knew. And I knew you had to be a
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little, had to be a little cracked to want to hang out with
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Blasey on The Reg. So.
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Hell, anybody should be, you know what I mean?
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It's not. Oh yeah, 3.
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He'll I idolize him, still do, and I know he's crying.
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I don't, but I love him. Yes, now he's in character.
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This is the guy I met. Yeah.
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He comes up, rolls up, shakes my hand, breaks my pinky.
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I watch you go out there and talk to the prettiest girl,
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drive away the coolest car. I'm like listening to the
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hottest music. I'm like, He had the fresh polo
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on. Everybody else's was just a
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little dingy because we had to wash it a few times.
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He had that fresh one on because a special additive to his wash
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in college. He had an off ball 475 right
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down the damn middle. Oh, that.
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Oh yeah, he was the hell. He was on the track.
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He'd go out there on our intramurals and beat the track
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team in track and field events after we'd had a party the night
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before. That part's true.
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The rest of it, I don't know about all that, but I do
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appreciate it, you know? I'll take it.
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I bet you do. That's the guy driving the
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coolest truck and having the, you know, the DVD player in
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there before I even seen one in a vehicle.
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Country today. Everybody welcome back to Tigs
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Beds. Here we are.
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Y'all know the time, y'all know the place we rockin and Rolly.
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I'm Jr. the handler, Blossy the one man posse corn dog.
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Barty AK AKA Tigs AKA Tig Nasty AKA Brantley the man on the ones
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and twos making this thing come out every week.
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What's up gang? We started off talking about how
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we were all psycho Blasey rolls in late after week after week.
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He he harasses me about my punctuality so only fitting he
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give he I had to beat him to the punch today I'm on time.
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Sorry I missed last week. Bubba Nation, Bubba army I hate.
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You had a good excuse, I think Jr. there.
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I know that we had a lot of people in our lives by the way
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you go and not sure when this podcast comes out, Seth will be
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getting this one a little bit earlier probably this week.
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So it may drop on Thursday or Friday, but whenever you're
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listening to it, we go live every Thursday night at 7:00 PM
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Central Standard Time, 8:00 PM Eastern.
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Jump in that chat with us, man. It has been blowing up.
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We've been having a a ton of fun.
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Jr. was in there on Thursday. Little little truth behind this.
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I think we mentioned it on last week's Bubba Bubba podcast.
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It was very fresh. We recorded last Thursday at
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noon. Jr. was not able to attend.
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Jr. Give everybody the reasons of
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your performance last week. There's no performance.
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Yeah, no lack thereof. Just missed the bus.
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This was like the time I was late to late to the day of
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Elmore County Basketball tournament.
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Senior year in high school basketball.
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I show up late to bus call, miss the bus, have to drive myself to
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Wetumpka or Prattville, wherever we were playing and coach
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bitches, man, I have to sit there, watch the whole game and
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drive myself home just because I was late.
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It it's some things never change.
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But no, I was on the road. We had played the Louisville
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state or Kentucky State fair on Wednesday.
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We were going to record the next day on at noon and I woke up at
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the crack of 1:00 PM and I just started a whole podcast.
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It was a it was a long run. I was, you know, this whole last
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few weeks and then that Alaska doozy.
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I'm telling you, boys. Jet lag and.
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I'm running on Steam. It's all I can do.
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It's all I can do but it but it not nothing on the podcast, just
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in general, you know, it's just that dog days of summer, you
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know, summertime Blues, all them.
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They don't write songs about it because it don't happen.
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And you know, it's just, I was lagging a little.
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I have literally been since we got back from the Alaska trip, I
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have not ate, slept and everything's just been off.
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Like I've slept in the middle of the day, not slept at night, not
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wanting to eat, eaten. Crazy stuff.
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But I feel like I'm going to get over this hump here soon.
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Get back adjusted. Probably not this week because
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I'm going to get in the morning. New York City tomorrow, so.
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JRI looked at the tour schedule. Brother, I don't think this road
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gets any easier for you over the next couple of months.
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Yep, Yep, Yep. Hey, you know, it's like you
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look back, all the things you dream about.
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Yeah, It's like all the things you dream about when you're on
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the way up, you know, then you get there.
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It's like, shit, watch out if it rolled like this.
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But dream bigger. That's what I always tell
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people, dream bigger. But no, it's fine.
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It's just one of those things you know, and just pacing
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yourself and and, and being prepared.
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You know I've got a lot of irons in the fire at home too.
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And I mean obviously doing this, you know, 6-8 hours a week as we
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do it takes up a little time. So it's the crunch in there and
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hell, I'll be 45 in two weeks boys.
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You know I'm feeling a little I know y'all are y'all are ringing
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up rung the bell. Y'all get it?
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So it's, you know, and this and I'm not and with the I hadn't
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been taking care of myself either.
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I ain't going I ain't going to say it's all on all the out
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external factors. I haven't been eating right.
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I could do better at that. I haven't been in the gym.
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I could do better at that. You know, that's that's on me.
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But a combination of the few I'm running at like 6050 five, 60%
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of this machine's capability right now.
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But I'm after New York. We got a bunch of southern dates
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where it's leave on Wednesday, get home on Sunday, you know,
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Charlotte, Raleigh, Arkansas, making, you know, normal runs,
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not voodoo. Wisconsin at the very top of the
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earth and then back across to New Mexico.
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And then, then, now we've been to Alaska, to Washington, DC,
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then home, then now, then to Wisconsin back and now New York
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City. And leaving New York City after
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the show, we're playing Fox and Friends that morning.
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After the show, we'll go back to the airport for a noon flight.
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So the thing why I'm in New York City, got to be on site about
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3:30 in the morning to get to get stuff ready for this Fox and
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Friends deal. I'll get on the airplane at noon
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that day, go to Arkansas, get on the bus because we got a show
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that next day in South Arkansas. Now are y'all bringing your own
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gear to all of these shows? Alaska and all of that or what?
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No. Fox no Alaska, you'll do what
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they call a fly date will advance back line production.
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They'll have, you know, guitars. They're in cinema list of all
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that. So yeah, well, I will bring
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guitars and and some things, bass guitars, some drum heads.
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Our crew all have Pelican cases with exactly what they need,
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microphones in ear monitors, wireless packs, that kind of
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stuff. We advance as much as we can
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when it's that far off. And then for like a Fox and
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friends, they have it in house. They do it every week.
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They got all their stuff. There's New York City till you
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get anything you need. That's that's the big thing
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about a Family Day. If you're doing a family date
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somewhere off the middle of nowhere and they got to get
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gear. The biggest town they got is
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Omaha and that's two hours one way.
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You'll be a little limited on gear.
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You play in New York, LA, Chicago, you got big.
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It's going, you know, you get whatever you want somebody.
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Down the street, they got it. They got the best and they've
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got the in. The building probably.
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Yeah. I mean it's craziest stuff as
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you can imagine. So but they then we just
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bouncing forth back between those and buses.
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But 90% of our stuff is bus. I mean, rarely do we do fly
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dates. That Alaska thing, that's
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usually a once a year thing. When we go to Alaska, Hawaii,
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Mexico, you know, even Canada, we usually do once or twice.
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But we bust it because if you look at Canada, it's huge up
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there, but there's only one little spot where there's any
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action on the East Coast, and then there's two places on the
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West Coast that are still 8 hours from anywhere.
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Man, just banging back. Hey, let me let me ask you this
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on this Fox and friends deal. I'm trying to remember y'all set
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up. He plays like on a stage outside
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right throughout the morning, like multiply two or three
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different songs. Yeah.
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Yeah, we play. We actually play for like an
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hour. Yeah, OK.
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Yeah. They only clip and record some
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of it, and they use some for other stuff.
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And there's a crowd out there. Oh, and the last few times
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protesters for anything you can think of lined up around the
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street, you know, and just random.
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I mean, it's just why it's New York, man.
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Yeah. It's why walking through there,
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you know? Yeah, we'll have to be checking
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that out because what What'll be coolest podcast should be
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dropped and then people can go check.
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Do you know the time slot at all or is it just?
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I'll find out. It's early.
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It's early in the morning. Yeah, we'll.
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Be watching. On air 70 something, 8
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something. Yeah, be watching Fox Friends.
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You might see the handler working around the stage there a
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little. Bit Oh yeah, I'll make, I'll
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have that Bubba, I'll have that Bubba koozie trying to sneak it
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in like I'll make sure I'm on stage on a film segment on the
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side and have the koozie pointing the right way that.
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'D be awesome. You'll love that.
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I wear my air Bubba shirt that way if I could.
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Really, I think you should I. Usually go full Pearl snap.
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I go full cowboy, but most of my stuff's on the bus, so I'm just
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taking like a duffel bag full of two night cowboy outfits, you
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know? So it'll be a little more tame
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down. It'll be a little more tame down
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on these. Well, Speaking of, Speaking of
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Bubba stuff, man, last night did a fantasy football draft.
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My son let me back up. My son did a fantasy football
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draft last night at Buffalo Wild Wings.
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It was, it was hilarious. They're all a bunch of 6th
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graders. Got pretty intense, but I'm
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sitting there talking. It was fun because I just had to
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set him up on his iPad getting ready to rock'n'roll and I just
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hung out and. Watch his little Brian go to
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work. Yeah, and just just just watched
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him work and it was fun. But I I was visiting with a
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buddy of mine, Lance, and he was telling me that he was on a Zoom
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call this past week. I think he said Friday, this
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past Friday. And he comes into this call,
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he's in sales, he comes into the call.
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These guys are hot. They're going in, they're going
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in, they're talking. They're already just in the
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middle of some conversation and it's all about wrestling.
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He wasn't expecting this because these cats are from Minnesota.
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Not that that means anything. I mean, Brock, Brock Lesnar is
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from freaking Minnesota, I'm pretty sure.
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So who cares? But.
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WA was out of Minnesota for a. Year.
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But he was just not expecting to.
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He wasn't expecting to tap into that Zoom call and hear them
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talking about wrestling and then bam, somehow or another he he's
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a huge wrestling fan and I'm gonna have him on the show.
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He's he does fishing stuff and things like that.
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And I'm like, Lance, just come on the show.
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He he has a he has a couple of fishing videos.
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It's had millions of views. He was out fishing in this P row
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and not AP wasn't AP row. It was a kayak.
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But yeah, I mean, we're in Louisiana.
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Let's make it sound better. He's out the kayak and an
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alligator came up right by like a 1415 foot alligator.
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That video went viral. So anyhow, I want to get Lance
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on, but he to get to the point of this story, he asked them did
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they know anything about Bubba the love sponge?
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To which they responded, yes, They knew exactly who that was.
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And then it their conversation got a little bit more to where
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they they had to kind of just move back to business as they
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started kind of peeling it. A couple of guys, he said, knew
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who was, a couple of them didn't, so that's pretty funny.
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That's funny. Hey, the, the, the, you know
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that wrestling hit the bubble. Being involved in the wrestling.
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People who aren't into wrestling don't understand how big the
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wrestling world is. Like I can remember when I when,
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when just I would tell him stuff he's like how I was like he say
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it's a lot bigger than people thinking I was a huge dude.
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The Internet wrestling community itself is, you think about how
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many fans from how many decades love wrestling and they're still
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churning them out now. I mean, it's it's as big as any
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other sport really. I mean really tell you right
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now. The people who don't know about
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it wouldn't think that, but everyone inside knows.
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It's like being into comic, Comic Con stuff or anything like
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that. People from the outside don't
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realize how big that is, but when you get there, you're like,
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good Lord. Well, a lot of those guys
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intertwined, like DDP does a lot of those Comic Con things and it
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it's interesting how and actors and old movies and stuff.
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I mean, it's a it's a great way to continue to make a living off
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of your name and image and likeness.
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You're Yeah, that's your. And provide somebody, provide
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somebody that entertainment and that memory because you know,
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somebody who goes and sits and sees, I don't know, Dolph
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Lundgren hanging out at a Comic Con.
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And then next to say the DDP or somebody, dude that's bringing
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them back. They're getting a piece of that
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great memory and their time in their life and they're getting
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to actually see and be around somebody who was involved.
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It's not watching, you know, Paul Newman on a movie.
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You never going to get to talk to Paul Newman, but you get to
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say hey to the undertaker at some point in your life.
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You know what I mean? You get to take a picture with
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the taker or a picture with. You know, stone cold, like stone
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cold. Anything like absolutely,
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absolutely. Or or the the guy who wrote some
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horror movie or whatever you're into, you know, whatever, or
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created some video game. I mean, there's, you know, you
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take a Stan Lee or somebody or that's the Mecca.
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But you know, people under that umbrella, there's, there's
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people that kids like Riley's age now know that we don't even
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know about that they would fill it up too.
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It's like the, you know, the, the Taylor Swift deal and all
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that stuff. For sure, for sure.
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Tammy, my, my wife got a little, she, she saw on the counter
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yesterday this little piece of paper and it was to join a club
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at school, the 6th grade Dungeons and Dragons club.
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And, and, and Tammy went, oh Lord, do you think he's, I said
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I, he let him go for it. I mean, what's wrong with that?
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He's been into Pokémon. He likes football, you know what
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I mean? It is what it is.
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Yeah. Dude, that it hasn't been
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around. It had that thing.
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What? How long has Dungeon drag me
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around? 75 years.
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It ain't been around that long because it's people don't like
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it. Obviously a lot of people are
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into it. Yeah.
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Exactly. And they're going to be playing
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the card game version of like the old school.
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I never played it. I never got into it, but I think
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had I had I been exposed to it, I probably would have enjoyed
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it. I think it's what's that?
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What's that show that's on Netflix?
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It's Stranger Things that that they play that in that and he's
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he's been watching that over the summer.
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I think that's kind of what. That kind of bubbled this thing
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up for him a little bit being. From the sticks, like anime and
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things we I got a very little touch of that with like Voltron
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and some of those type things you would get to to get.
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But we were all into comic books, which was still
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considering the same thing. You know, the precursed all that
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Dungeons and Dragons held the title forever.
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But I remember my little brother, who's only four years
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younger than me, got into Magic the gathering when it was new,
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you know, so this would have been like mid 90s or so and it
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was new and I thought it was silly because I'm like, we're
17:25
into superheroes, like fighting not why don't you understand how
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this game works? You know, because I never played
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Dungeon Dragons. I knew people.
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I didn't know how it worked. Well, hindsight.
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He's got a box of had we put those things in sleeves and
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saved them. I can retire.
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I thought it was, I didn't know what it was.
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I thought it was just a little gimmick game.
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You know, 30 years later, it's huge.
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Those cards are worth thousands of dollars if you've got the
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right ones. And people are playing worldwide
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tournaments. It's in a hundred, a hundred
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countries. I mean, you know, things like
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that, you know? Yeah.
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Sailor Moon, I mean, all that anime stuff, that stuff's even
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over here. I mean it's.
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Huge that true? It's bad.
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I mean, it's as big as it gets. It's.
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Crazy, all the little niches and different things that are out
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there. There's a there's a couple in in
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our neighborhood I see up at the brewery a lot and their son
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who's I want to say he's 16 or 17 right now.
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He's 17. But for like the last year he
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has been traveling the world. He is one of the top gamers for
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It's the Internet game where these cars play soccer against
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each other, you know? What I'm talking about, yeah.
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It's a computer based game. He's one of the best yes and
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rocket league hey, they pay him like 150 grand a year base pay
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for all his travel, pay for everything expense wise.
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Then he gets commissioned on top of what they win.
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He I mean he's he this kids making like a half $1,000,000 a
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year and he travels around the world literally playing the same
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game. It's and I was like so Dang
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awesome, but it's like, what do I do?
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He's like, you go, you know what I mean?
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Like we can go back into school later, like, you know what I
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mean? Let's see how much cash you
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stack up, you know? So anyway, I just thought that
18:58
that was just kind of super cool.
19:00
He's, of course the same thing. Yeah, a niche thing like that.
19:03
Yeah. Wow.
19:04
Huge. Time is your most valuable
19:06
asset. I mean it.
19:08
That's just a fact. I did a little calculation
19:10
today, boys. I've had had something that I
19:13
saw on the Internet from our good friend Mr. Paul Rogers.
19:17
He, he discussed this, he's talking about his Apple Watch
19:22
and his move rings and he has his calories set and all that.
19:25
I've been on a 13130 day streak of hitting my move goal of 700
19:32
calories per day. That's not why I'm subtly
19:35
flexing on this. I'm flexing on this because
19:39
Apple Watch, the latest operating system that's coming
19:43
out, the beta 11, it's going to allow you to pause streaks.
19:50
Like my 13130 day streak is an actual streak.
19:55
Like it's been 1330 days in a row now.
20:00
Have there been times in that 13130 that I wanted to pause
20:04
this thing and take a weekend off?
20:07
Hell yes. Yeah, for sure.
20:10
But isn't that the whole point of a streak?
20:13
Yeah, why would they change? That that's crazy.
20:15
Why would they do that? Yeah, you should be able to set
20:17
up something separate. You should be able to do up
20:19
something separate to log your things to keep up with overtime,
20:22
but it's not a streak if you break it at any point.
20:25
Exactly, exactly random things that I have on my list that I'm
20:30
looking at and. We don't need to go down, we
20:32
don't need to go down that road of things that we are making
20:35
softer and and weaker by the day for whatever reason.
20:39
I was listening to NPR. You know, they're they're
20:41
bringing the I think it's the ACT they're they're making.
20:44
They're bringing the ACT down to a shorter time.
20:47
So it won't be 2 1/2 hours anymore to be a good
20:50
considerable amount less. They're going from 200 and
20:53
something questions down 170. A lot of it's going to be
20:57
multiple choice and it's going to be less choices on the
20:59
multiple choice. I'm like, so we making things,
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for more info. Hey, I got something really cool
21:41
today in the mail. I had no idea what it was this
21:44
big heavy box and I open it up and I was like, man, what is
21:48
this? I don't know who this is from.
21:50
You know, it's like, you know, this all the stuff out, there's
21:52
all these packages in there and dudes, all that T bird
21:55
seasoning. Man, Oh yeah, my.
21:57
Gosh, and sauces and salsa and everything else.
22:00
So. There, there he is.
22:02
There he is. That's that avocado Serrano.
22:05
Yeah. Man, that stuff is killer.
22:08
Yeah, Cherise. But I hear the I hear the mail
22:10
lady ring the doorbell. Dog barks A little bit later,
22:12
Cherise goes the front door. She closes door, doesn't bring
22:15
in the mail. She said something for you, it
22:17
says fragile glass. I didn't want to mess with it.
22:19
I was like, all right, I pick it up.
22:21
Same thing. I'm like man, it very well
22:23
wrapped too. Oh yeah, good use.
22:25
Of of postal postal supplies. Absolutely.
22:28
That's what I thought about. I saved a few that worked
22:32
hardness to go use them for my for my stuff.
22:34
Hey, that's obviously they've shipped some stuff and they've
22:37
had something break and they've learned their lessons that
22:40
night. Oh yeah.
22:41
Out of Marshall, TX here you got T Birds original BBQ sauce and
22:45
glaze. You know that's going to go on.
22:47
Something. Oh man.
22:49
I got another bottle here, there was 3/3 glass jars so it's good
22:53
thing they did that. If it would have been the
22:55
typical, you know, heavy cardboard and plastic deals.
22:59
The T birds honey cayenne BBQ sauce.
23:03
That looks from diddly umptious. As Austin Dennis says, the Holy
23:08
Grail of BBQ. Is that?
23:10
It so that's so that's the one right there that's.
23:12
The one that's the one. Here's the difference in them.
23:15
The blue bottle is just the the regular.
23:19
It's sweet. It's going to be kind of like
23:21
your typical sweet Southern Molassesy BBQ, but it's not not
23:27
thick. It's a little bit of a thinner
23:29
sauce. You can look in that bottle when
23:31
you move it, that sauce will move a little bit.
23:33
Oh yeah, See, it moves a little bit.
23:35
Oh yeah. And they're both the same exact
23:38
sauce. The biggest the difference is,
23:40
is the honey. Cayenne has honey, and it has a
23:43
little more honey and it has cayenne in it.
23:46
So it's just honey pride. It's the blue sauce.
23:48
Coagulate a little bit. Heavier, OK, OK.
23:50
It's just a little viscosity in one than than the other two I.
23:53
Didn't realize that the color code here they have, which is
23:56
smart on their end to keep things color-coded and not just
23:59
a different, you know label arrangement.
24:01
You actually have the whole packaging that way, like the
24:03
green. You obviously know that's the
24:04
avocado. But then even on their rubs here
24:07
I've got one that says T birds wicked chicken rub that this if
24:12
y'all could when y'all get I know everybody's going to get
24:14
them a can. It's got this war bird rooster
24:17
with a axe and camo shorts. I mean, this guy looks ready for
24:21
business. Don't.
24:23
He he could have been a GI Joe as a.
24:25
Bad guy or? Or or Ninja Turtles or
24:28
something. And then this other ones we got
24:30
T birds all-purpose BBQ rub. You know, that's just going to
24:33
go on everything that is going to be fantastic on that's going
24:36
to go on a elk steak for me soon.
24:38
That's going to be an elk steak for there.
24:40
You're going to love it. Hey, with hey, while we're
24:42
giving shout outs and and not that not that I don't appreciate
24:46
all of them individually and as a unit, but thanks to all of the
24:49
people who who send us cool stuff and one of our guests that
24:52
was on a few weeks ago. I finally got my supplies in
24:56
from him at I cook. You look, I got the nice and
24:58
slow and the any reason season, which I actually I'm going to
25:03
take. Sorry, T birds.
25:04
I'm going this first on that elk because I promised him and then
25:07
I'm going T birds may even do a comparison, but I'm going to
25:10
tell you and I bet they both get a 10 so.
25:13
Thank you and I know they're. Going to be that good I'm not
25:16
going to be able to split hairs I'm.
25:18
Not it is splitting hairs. You can't go wrong.
25:21
You can go and get Austin's at icookyoulook.com.
25:25
Go and check out his stuff and you can get that T birds amazing
25:29
BBQ sauce in those rubs as well at Iron Smoke Craft BBQ.
25:36
It's iron smoke bbq.com, ironsmokebbq.com and go support
25:42
those guys, their local businesses.
25:44
They're doing doing their things.
25:46
We like to support them but as well.
25:49
But I can tell you this, the T Birds is 10 out of 10.
25:54
It's been my secret sauce. I'm letting this go finally a
25:57
little bit. I mean, they need to sell some
26:00
stuff. It's.
26:02
I guess I got the secret's out, the secret's out.
26:06
I mean, they're both, they're both coming from Texas.
26:08
You know Texas knows what's up with some BBQ.
26:10
They do I. Mean it's going to be good, you
26:13
know what it is and how can you? Can you ever have enough BBQ
26:15
stuff? No, never.
26:18
No, there's not enough of it out there.
26:19
That's why folks can continue to make seasonings, like give us a
26:24
little feedback out there. Absolutely.
26:26
And I'll confess, Army would y'all like see a Tigs bit
26:28
seasoning? Yeah, I rotate through them that
26:32
I'll think of something that needs this and or somebody I
26:35
know what they like and I'm like who they would love this.
26:37
Let me use this. This is right up there alley.
26:39
You know you you got if you like to cook, which most of us do,
26:43
and we definitely like to eat. So you can always, you can
26:45
always be if you you don't like to cook, you can still
26:48
participate in purchasing, buying, arranging, shipping,
26:51
selling, helping out, learn passing the knowledge of all
26:54
these fine sauces and seasons by getting someone who does know
26:58
how to cook or likes to cook some for a holiday or just a
27:01
gift. You know, Hey, I, I'm not going
27:03
to help you cook today, but I brought you a big old thing of
27:06
rub to use. It sure is good.
27:08
That's right. That is right.
27:09
And you go sit back down and drink beer and watch and talk
27:11
while they do all the work. I've been doing it for years.
27:13
I made a video. I made a good little video with
27:16
that with the Turkey. I cooked a boneless Turkey, just
27:20
you know, your basic Turkey, but I used the wicked chicken rub
27:23
and another sauce. My my tea, Russ is Cypress dust
27:27
that y'all should be getting some of that soon as well.
27:31
And then at the I use I cook some chicken thighs, some
27:35
chicken hips over the weekend and finally got to use Austin's.
27:38
I cook you. Look, I use the slow and slow
27:42
BBQ rub. Yeah, that's gonna be good for
27:45
chicken and pork. It's got a little more sugar in
27:47
it. Fantastic.
27:49
I had something, actually. Actually, I had some chicken
27:51
thighs at lunch today. I had it today.
27:54
What am I thinking? I had it for what?
27:56
I've had it the last three days. Who am I kidding?
27:59
Tearing up these chicken thighs, huh?
28:01
Big chicken thigh guy. I love them.
28:03
Yeah, I'm going to start making room for seasoning.
28:05
I was just looking on the table. I had a bunch of stuff out.
28:08
I was like, man, my seasoning and sauce game is really
28:10
exploded here. The last show has helped.
28:13
It really has and it's fun. I made some nuclear chicken was
28:17
it thighs or legs last week because I was trying to finish
28:20
up a big same size, a big jar of Rouses Cajun season.
28:23
Just their regular Rouses Cajun season had about that much in
28:26
the bottom of the jar. But I'm like, I need the space
28:29
for one of these new. I need the space for my 2
28:33
Cypress dust that came and I'm like, well, I'll just finish it
28:36
off. So I caked them on.
28:37
They're good. And I hadn't had I hadn't used
28:38
that in a while. It's got a little kick to it.
28:41
Hey man, those legs, heavy handler, man, they were spicy.
28:44
They were wake you up. I told Cherise I ate one by.
28:47
So we might have to make chicken salad out of this, tame it down,
28:50
you know, a little Mayo. But yeah, so we'll do it.
28:54
Speaking. Speaking of food, of course, we
28:56
love that I sent this to you guys just a little bit before we
29:00
before we jumped on this story will be this story will be
29:03
Evergreen for a while. There is an uptick in sausage
29:08
demand right now across America and I read this article on CNBC.
29:14
Of course, this can it can be a sign for consumers or that
29:18
consumers are tightening their belts as they're grappling with
29:22
the the high prices in the in the grocery stores.
29:25
I can attest for that dude. I mean.
29:28
It's a lot. It's a lot cheaper to make your
29:30
own sausage. Everybody listen out there.
29:32
I like to make mine. It's you can go.
29:35
If you can get a Boston Butt on sale, $0.99 a pound, you can get
29:40
you, you know, 1520 LB. But then you could you've got
29:44
$30 you can spend, you can grind that up, bake that into your
29:48
sausage and you got 30 lbs of sausage for 30 bucks.
29:51
That's a heck of a lot cheaper than any pack of Kaneka you can
29:55
buy the best in the world Kaneka that you can buy.
29:59
But and and our and our friends who are they place.
30:04
Kelly sausage. Kelly sausage in Elba, AL.
30:07
That's right. Yeah, man, it's, it's kind of
30:10
interesting, but it, you know, makes perfect sense.
30:12
People looking for a protein source.
30:13
Sausage is good. You get a pound of sausage, make
30:16
some red beans and rice. You got, you know, $7.00 in a
30:18
meal, you know, with the family, you know, I mean versus versus
30:21
going and getting a steak and, you know.
30:23
Bacon and sausage sausage go a long ways.
30:27
Yep, Yep, absolutely, absolutely.
30:29
So I. Had when I got home last night.
30:30
Charisse had purple whole peas with some nice hunks of that
30:33
butcher box bacon in there and a side of brown rice.
30:36
Couple chicken breasts. I mean I didn't.
30:38
I went straight for the peas. I didn't even eat my chicken
30:40
breast till today for lunch. I just peed they.
30:43
Were so good had some nice bacon up in it oh she had it just.
30:45
Right. Oh man.
30:47
But but that's interesting, and you're right, Brantley, and a
30:50
lot of things are that way. You can go pay whatever you
30:52
want, like even good barbecue. And I want people to go, if
30:55
you're traveling, you're going somewhere, you know there's good
30:57
there, get it. But if you're at home and
30:59
you're, you need to, you need to save a buck or two for a week,
31:01
same thing. Go to the grocery store, don't
31:03
have a plan. I'm going to get steak or I'm
31:05
going to go see what they got. Find you a good deal on
31:08
something. Cook it at home and I've seen
31:10
and talking about cooking now we talked about the nice grills and
31:13
I don't have nice grills. I have grills, but I don't mind
31:15
aren't mind are old tired, smallest Traeger they make, but
31:18
it's all I need and and if you got a good one, that's great
31:20
too. There's nothing wrong with
31:21
either one. But I have seen fantastic meals
31:24
cooked on open flame on a Dang burn barrel with some wood, you
31:29
know, logs in the bottom over a grate.
31:31
I've seen it cooked on a open pit with just charcoals and
31:37
people wrap it real tight and aluminum foil.
31:38
Just stick it in there and that kind of stuff, you know, over
31:41
the years you can make. So you ain't got to go by.
31:43
You ain't got, you can't say I already got $1000 grill, so I
31:46
can't, I can't cook nothing. No, you can cook something you
31:48
want to. You can.
31:49
Go get you an old Smokey. There's 70 bucks you could cook
31:53
a whole brisket on a big old the $70.00 old Smokey.
31:57
Yeah, that thing will last you 5-6 years and.
32:00
You're the other one. In 5-6.
32:02
Years, I know we all try not to do it, but if you go to fast
32:05
food now you're spending 10 bucks to get full.
32:07
I mean, it's only full for a few hours.
32:09
So if you take three people say and you spend 30 bucks, like you
32:12
said, you go buy a huge thing of leg quarters or whatever is the
32:15
deal is that day and you get you a nice thing, a good seasoning,
32:20
a couple of veggies, potatoes, you know, rice is always good.
32:24
I don't care what nobody says. I don't know what if it's on a
32:26
diet or not, I'm always going to eat rice.
32:27
Rice is just part of it seems like a staple in the world for,
32:32
you know, so and then just some veggies, you know, anything you
32:37
anything you can think of, anything, you know, zucchini,
32:40
squash, cauliflower, whatever they got that looks good and on
32:43
sale, whatever's the bang for the buck that week.
32:45
And you get 30 bucks in and you can feed everybody multiple
32:49
meals. You got plenty to eat, you know
32:50
what I mean? And it's not, you know, for the
32:52
same bang. And if you try to go eat that
32:55
same meal out somewhere, you're talking about 30 bucks per
32:57
person at least. Absolutely.
32:59
And and you go like you're talking about the fast food
33:01
deal. I hadn't had fast food in over a
33:03
month, not one time. And it's dude, I feel so much
33:05
better. That's all empty, empty calorie
33:07
crap too, man. To begin with, like you said,
33:09
you're full and then two hours later you're hungry again
33:11
because you just took in garbage.
33:12
You know what I mean? So you're not getting nutrients
33:14
for your body. You might have to go to the
33:16
bathroom in pretty quick short order because that's got to get
33:18
out of you. But other than that, you ain't
33:20
getting much out of the damn deal.
33:22
You said that zucchini got some kind of what that guy say, the
33:26
zucchini martini bikini. They'll slap chop.
33:28
Guy vents with a slap chop. Yeah.
33:35
Hey, man, it makes a lot of sense, especially here in South
33:39
Louisiana. As you know Jr., you get a lot
33:41
of those same dishes. Gravies, ricin gravies, pork
33:46
steaks and gravy. Just gravy.
33:49
I'm not getting hungry again. And I like it too, because if
33:51
you like, if you're, if you know, if you're pre buy
33:53
diabetic, you got some help thing you need to not put so
33:55
much salt, you need to not put so much butter.
33:57
You could tame it and use other alternatives.
33:59
There's ways to get around stuff.
34:01
You know, there's, there's, there's.
34:03
It might not taste exactly the same, but it's close enough if
34:05
you're actually care that you'll do it.
34:07
You know what I mean? For sure, for sure.
34:10
Yeah, man, I just found that. Found that to be super
34:13
interesting. It is but.
34:14
It may completely make sense that that would be a good
34:18
indicator. And at the at the end of the
34:20
article, last thing it says is like, what?
34:22
What do you take away from this is like, Well, to put it
34:24
bluntly, it means we're in a recession.
34:28
Well, hey, you know, if not that we go down any conspiracy roads
34:32
on this on this show, but you do know who owns Smithfield?
34:35
Who owns all the pork farms in the Carolinas?
34:39
Oh, that's our good buddies over there.
34:40
The red nation of China. They own all of Smithfield is
34:43
not American. That's all on Yep, all.
34:46
I don't know the number. It's a huge number of our pork
34:48
production here in America is owned by the the head company,
34:51
not the one it's says it's owned by, but the one that owns that
34:54
company is China, so. Wow.
34:57
True story. I've I, I.
34:59
Know that you can tie everything back, a majority of things that
35:04
are distributed around the United States to back to like
35:07
100 companies. Yeah, like 98% of America's
35:12
commerce goes back to the head parent of one of the top 100
35:16
companies. Yeah, that's this.
35:18
And this blew my mind when I saw this, you know, But you know,
35:22
and it's a while that goes back to boys, unless you live in a
35:25
big, big city and you can still find a local butcher there that
35:28
you can source. I mean, try to source some of
35:30
that stuff yourself, especially if you worried about it.
35:32
Find out what you're doing. Read a label.
35:34
That's what I was going to say a minute ago.
35:35
The other thing about cooking at home, too, is you have to
35:37
actually sit there and wait a second.
35:38
You're not just sitting in line or sitting at a table playing on
35:41
your phone till someone brings you this prepared food.
35:44
You got to get the plate, set the table, get the cups, you
35:46
know, chop it up, do it up it. And you take some time, some
35:49
effort. You care about it more.
35:50
And you, you know, it's, it's it's a better experience and
35:53
it's probably more the way we're supposed to be living.
35:55
Not, you know, absolutely given to us all the time now.
35:59
It's a reward to go out not expected, you know.
36:02
Yeah. No, it is.
36:03
You got to and and Speaking of sourcing your food, it's funny.
36:05
I was, I was hanging out with good buddy Scott Dothard over
36:07
the weekend, fraternity brother, older than me, talking about the
36:09
respect guys. You know, I mean, he's the same
36:11
work. He's the guy.
36:13
But we got to talking about like that that whole regenerative
36:16
farming and the guys in the world like Rogan.
36:19
Have y'all seen those guys as farmers out of Georgia?
36:22
OK, so he spent some time with them over there because he's a
36:24
farmer too. So now he's doing the same thing
36:27
where he's bringing in, you know, he's planting certain
36:30
plants in the field where he's growing strawberries and
36:32
strawberries. Times are coming now.
36:33
So he's got that out there. Then he'll put out I think
36:36
goats, cows and goats and chickens or hogs and then
36:39
chickens, you know, I mean kind of works some stuff down and
36:41
finishes maybe with the chickens or the goats.
36:43
Yeah, that's the goats and the chickens.
36:45
And then he starts farming, you know, it's like, and he's re
36:47
purpose or, you know, bringing that soul back to a level of
36:50
where it should be. So you're not just beating that
36:52
soul to death and and all these fertilizers, they're just
36:54
ruining the soul because it turns your soul to sand.
36:57
So you. Know it's dead zones in the
36:58
Gulf, the whole thing. Yeah, all the all the runoff
37:01
crap, Yeah. So really interesting, man.
37:03
Like these people. But now, of course those guys,
37:05
they're the kind of the, the feds are kind of going after
37:08
them, you know, isn't that crazy?
37:10
You know what I mean? Like this.
37:11
So they have to watch the way they say it and how they word it
37:14
and what they do, because suddenly that's bad, you know,
37:16
so. That's incredible.
37:17
But yeah, that's the way it's going to have to be.
37:19
You have to look at the Dust Bowl, look at all the big
37:21
catastrophes in the world that's happened because of not doing
37:24
that. You know, they're doing it in
37:25
other countries now. We have to figure out a way.
37:28
That's awesome. Dothard.
37:29
Yeah, Legend and he he had to be.
37:31
I saw the picture and with our the brother Patton.
37:35
Love him, Legend. And then my number one all time
37:38
little buddy, best buddy Lee Hussey.
37:40
That's my number one. Some of the people I look up to.
37:42
Golly. 'S like yeah I got to go
37:44
flounder giga with the boys man, that was so fun.
37:46
That was. So man, yeah, everybody on the
37:48
group text was like who is that? Is that dothard?
37:50
I'm like of course it is. He looks thin and I thought he'd
37:52
been working. All y'all sitting up in air
37:54
conditioned dothards after getting after.
37:57
That's it. I bet he's still got a heavy
38:00
right hand too. We were talking about Bo.
38:02
I bet the author still got a heavy right hand.
38:04
Oh my gosh. Swing 22 ounce east wing build.
38:07
Build the fence. I wouldn't.
38:10
Want to? I wouldn't want it 6/4 and 1/2.
38:13
Yeah, I'm good. I'm good.
38:15
Place. He ran into somebody else too,
38:17
didn't you over the weekend? Somebody from the Bubba Army.
38:21
Absolutely. Man, I was hanging at a props
38:23
brewery just stopped in there literally to watch the end of
38:25
that Georgia Tech Florida State game, which was crazy.
38:28
And so I watched the last two minutes and I'm standing out
38:31
front. I was about to go, I had one
38:33
beer was leaving. I just want to see the end of
38:34
that. And this guy comes up to me and
38:36
say, hey, man, he said, are are you blasting woman posse?
38:39
You know, and I was just like, yeah, you know, he's like, man,
38:42
I'm I'm big time bubble army, you know, for a long time.
38:45
He said, I just came up here. I knew you were around here so I
38:47
thought I'd run into you and I heard something about Big Russ
38:49
and I was like, that's got to be him, you know?
38:51
So I just want to go ahead and say hello.
38:53
So big shout out to my buddy Craig Kelly there.
38:55
Yeah, him and his wife came up. They were super nice, super cool
38:57
people. So shout out to them, man.
39:00
Appreciate y'all coming up in the hammock bag and coming to
39:03
say hello because he was a little bit like, oh, it didn't
39:06
bother dude, you don't bother me.
39:07
You kidding me? Please.
39:08
And look, Bubble Army, I'm going to go ahead and announce this.
39:12
If any of you guys are LSU fans, I know there are some of you
39:15
that are because you've talked to me.
39:17
Jay Rochelle, I'm looking at you.
39:19
Our tailgate by the Indian Mounds, Cajun Tiger Tailgate.
39:23
You cannot miss it. You can't miss it.
39:25
We're the only milk truck bus. I call them milk trucks.
39:30
It's like an old milk truck bus that we've put a roof on top of.
39:34
It has a roof you can climb up the attic.
39:37
We're the only truck with a roof view overlooking gorgeous and
39:42
beautiful Death Valley, so come hang out.
39:45
With us is a set up that is awesome because that's where I
39:48
hung out when I was there. I was on top of that roof up
39:50
there that was just let us know. Bubba Army is in the House.
39:54
We'll announce it. Yeah, we're going to have some
39:57
fun. Tiggy has some plans, boys.
40:02
Some tailgate, some interviews from the tailgate plan.
40:05
This year that I think. Is going to be a lot of fun
40:07
thanks to having some good mics that we can have now to pop that
40:11
we gave a good test run at at props.
40:15
It's going to work fabulous for some for some hilarious content.
40:20
I do believe this year. Oh, that's going to be awesome,
40:23
dude. Yeah, that's going to be
40:24
awesome, people. And you know, by the time like
40:27
3:00 in the afternoon on a game day of a 7:00 kick, your boy
40:33
here is probably going to ask some interesting questions.
40:35
Oh, I can't wait. I can't wait.
40:38
You need to just let people interview you.
40:41
Do what? You just need to let people
40:42
interview you, ask you questions at that point.
40:44
Those are out there. That footage does exist out in
40:47
the world. They they come by.
40:50
It's it's crazy, that spot. We always have whoever's doing
40:54
the game, ESPNCBS, whatever. I guess it'll be ABC a lot now
41:01
this year, but they're always come up there to get B roll
41:04
footage and stuff for the game because it's happening.
41:08
It's a happening spot. That whole area is happening.
41:11
Do you still have that video footage of those guys that were
41:13
doing that documentary on tailgating in the Southeastern
41:16
Conference? And that little bit that you
41:18
showed me was phenomenal. I have that interview.
41:21
Yes, yes, I need to put that out.
41:23
Somewhere that is. So good man, you were, yes.
41:26
You were you were in a good spot, man.
41:27
You were having a big time. I felt no pain I'm I and that as
41:33
far I know it didn't because they did that.
41:36
That documentary did come out finally.
41:39
It was the SEC thing and I never saw myself in it.
41:43
I never saw our. How did that not make the cut?
41:46
Like, I just kind of blew my mind.
41:47
Can you? I mean dude, I pretty special.
41:49
I think on a scale of one to 100, if they interviewed 100
41:53
people on that day, I was probably at about number like
41:57
86, if we're going to be fair, maybe 87.
42:00
Blasey, I think Speaking of 87, you sent us a picture today of a
42:07
young Blossy, the one man posse. I mean mugging a camera, didn't
42:12
you? I did man, that was crazy.
42:14
My my buddy Marty Campbell sent me on a link and he said check
42:18
out this YouTube page I found. He said it was a pep rally from
42:21
1987 at high school. And he said you he said there's
42:26
an image. He said go to the 1430 mark.
42:28
I'm like, how did he dissect this thing down?
42:30
First of all, I wouldn't even recognize myself.
42:32
He said the 1430 mark of this of this YouTube clip, he said it's
42:35
you and Alex Davis. We sitting next to each other.
42:39
He said it's a real good image of you.
42:41
And that's that's the part that I was able to show because
42:43
there's a couple other times you keep watching or it just comes
42:45
in there. It was, man, you know, camera
42:47
scans right on me. I kind of look over at the
42:49
camera like what's up? You know, I thought I think I
42:51
had some sort of a shoulder pad action going on.
42:53
Like I kind of tried to zoom in on that.
42:55
I mean, this is 87, you know, they wore pads, pads back then.
42:59
That was a little bit built up there.
43:01
I think, you know, so I forgot it.
43:04
So cool. So, but yeah, I appreciate that,
43:06
Marty. So we were talking about
43:08
wrestling earlier and, and, and one of my favorites growing up,
43:12
just because of the look and the attitude and the whole deal was
43:16
Sid, Sid UD, if you want to call him Psycho Sid, Sid Vicious, Sid
43:21
Justice. He went by many names.
43:27
I think he was the the no that was, was the punisher, the
43:31
master of pain. I mean, you know, early on, but
43:33
Sid was huge, a tall blonde guy from West Memphis, AR.
43:39
I mean, he he had the title. He he beat Hogan in the ring for
43:42
the title. He was huge.
43:45
Fun facts about him, though. One was that the reason his run
43:49
wasn't more than you think it is because he this is from what
43:52
I've heard now smart Mark's going to beat me up for this.
43:54
But the long and short of it was he loved playing softball.
43:58
So his men's league, softball, all his like softball stuff took
44:01
precedent over over wrestling stuff.
44:05
And he broke his leg. He had an infamous thing where
44:07
he jumped off the top rope and came down and broke his leg in
44:09
half, like in the ring. Oh my God, that set him back big
44:11
time. I remember.
44:12
That Yes, yes, yes. Yes, and and one of the one of
44:15
the and he was a part of one of the most infamous segments of
44:19
vignettes ever done in any wrestling organization of all
44:23
time was the introduction of the Shock Master.
44:27
Shock Master was coming in to help staying and against Sid and
44:31
some other bad guys and the Shock Master comes through,
44:34
breaks through. It's a guy in his big silver
44:37
like Star Wars looking helm and he breaks through and it's
44:42
actually Tugboat or gosh, I can't remember his name, but it
44:46
was actually a wrestler everybody knew.
44:47
But he comes through in his hat and it was Ollie Anderson
44:52
talking like so it wasn't the guy in the mass talk.
44:55
It was like up here. It's it's Oli who was
44:58
ridiculous, but the guy comes through and they they didn't
45:00
practice. So he's busting through like
45:02
this sheetrock. Y'all have to watch his videos,
45:04
but it's infamous is the most botched gimmicks of all time.
45:07
This guy. It was his introduction to WCW.
45:09
This happens. He wrestles one more time and
45:11
disappears because it was too pathetic to go.
45:15
He goes through. He got so blazing.
45:17
He goes through. He they say, I tell you who's
45:19
going to be our third partner. This is thing I tell you, our
45:22
third partner's going to be there's none other then the
45:24
shock master and boom, he breaks through the drywall.
45:29
But they had a they had a cross bar of a 2 by 4 at the bottom
45:32
that they didn't remove as a brace.
45:33
So he trips on it falls, his helmet comes off, he's
45:37
scrambling to get it up. He digs his it's it's like he's
45:40
coming around the truck and he catches his shin on the on the
45:43
on the hitch that that was it. So he comes through the gate raw
45:47
and falls and and most everybody's just trying not to
45:49
laugh on stage and Sid and being a pro held to it.
45:53
He's just still fuming and who I want to get you, I don't care,
45:57
blah, blah, blah. He sticks with the gimmick.
45:58
He doesn't laugh. But in the back you say, I think
46:00
it's like Booker T or somebody. And he's I mean, they're wanting
46:03
to break like on Saturday Night Live when they want to break,
46:05
you know, But it was so bad. It was so bad.
46:09
No, I remember it because I thought I thought that that I
46:13
was. I remember watching and being
46:15
like, that is the dumbest thing. What do they think they're
46:18
doing? Like they, they, I thought they
46:20
did it on purpose, like to sabotage him because he wasn't
46:24
there after that, like I. Just thought that was his
46:27
introduction. The way they were exiting him.
46:30
They were going to bring him in as a big a big like a a big.
46:34
Player like they did with the Rock this year, but right, but
46:37
he was his at that time. He was maybe not as big as the
46:41
Rock, but in terms of the size then I mean he was, he was, he
46:47
was big. Oh yeah, this this was breaking
46:50
in the mainstage going against Cid, who's fighting against the
46:52
champion Sting. I mean, it's flares in the
46:55
background. I mean, it, it's the it's the
46:57
Creme de la Creme from that territory at the time.
46:59
And he just botched the entrance.
47:01
But Cid held to it, didn't laugh.
47:03
Yeah, this glitter thing and then only talking.
47:05
So the guy was never going to talk.
47:06
It was just a terrible idea by some old guys who didn't, didn't
47:10
know what was up at the territory, you know, at the.
47:13
Time well before Eric and not. Not that I mean that you just
47:18
have to change some things up. You have to, you know, evolve.
47:21
And I think like them, that was just terrible idea who and who
47:24
and they must not have any oversight if they went ahead
47:27
with it and actually did it after they talked about it for
47:29
months and then still thought it was a good idea.
47:32
Yeah, to me, that's about as bad as gold dust.
47:35
I just said, Oh yeah, I never, I never got the gold dust thing.
47:38
Either I mean I. I was a gold dust fan to like
47:41
it. I loved it but.
47:42
You loved it. See?
47:43
I mean, you either loved it or you did.
47:45
I didn't. I didn't hate it.
47:46
I'm just like, ridiculous. I just thought we could do
47:48
something else with him than that, but whatever.
47:52
They took it. They took it down some weird
47:53
roads. That was a weird time in
47:55
wrestling, though, that was. A It was a weird time.
47:58
Valveen they dialed it back down after it got too stupid.
48:01
Then they dialed it back down to kids.
48:02
Now you know it, but it dialed up for a minute though it was T
48:05
and AI mean you know. Oh yes, it promotion.
48:08
It was dumb. They were they ridiculous.
48:10
They've, I think what they figured out is they know that
48:12
they you have to crank that dial just about in February, yeah,
48:18
just to get you to WrestleMania and build it just like they did
48:23
in like this summer. It kind of went back down.
48:26
Now Summer Slam comes, the storylines are picking up and
48:30
now they're starting to kind of take off, but you know, they're
48:33
really going to double down after Christmas.
48:35
Right. So yeah.
48:37
It's but they'll it's so fun. But they can't.
48:39
I mean, just because the the world we live in now, they can't
48:42
do the stuff they did for that one.
48:43
No, they can't. Run time.
48:45
They didn't do it before that, you know, it was more.
48:47
Literal TNA matches before that, the match was called Yeah, Stacy
48:52
Keibler and. Oh yeah.
48:55
Trish Stratus and it. Was crazy, crazy people get
48:59
killed and stuff. They don't do that anymore, you
49:01
know? No.
49:03
Well, anyhow, we we ended up talking a little bit of
49:06
wrestling here at the end of this.
49:07
I know well RIP Sid, you know he was a great one.
49:11
Go watch some Sid matches and also lost this past week.
49:16
A A a legend that I've heard records.
49:18
Everybody's heard the record whether you know you did or not
49:21
because he had 20 or 30 of them. They were all jazz, modern jazz
49:25
standards. David Sanborn passed last week.
49:27
Jazz legend. If you want to hear some smooth
49:29
music, go download you some David Sanborn this afternoon.
49:32
You go get that off, Start with that song The Dream and and go
49:35
that way. That's 1987.
49:37
That's the background everywhere.
49:38
Everybody was walking around in 19, every movie background.
49:41
That was that progressive jazz fusion type thing.
49:44
Yeah, good stuff. But he passed.
49:46
He had a battle with cancer. He was still in the road when he
49:48
when he passed. Man, it was still rocking and
49:52
rolling. I I'll tell you what, Jr., you
49:54
put you put us on that, put us on some Chuck Berry.
49:59
That album, man, I I can't get, I can't quit listening to it.
50:04
I've never heard it. I had no idea that dude did that
50:07
with a guitar. I knew that he was always, you
50:09
know, considered one of the best and all that, but that's the
50:12
most I never, I never heard him in what I would call a modern
50:16
sound. Right.
50:18
Yeah, that was modern, yeah. That was cool, though.
50:20
That was super cool. We sit there in Boog's garage
50:22
and that's the first thing Boog went to.
50:23
You know, DJ Boog had to go diving on that one.
50:26
He was like, man, I never heard this.
50:28
He hadn't heard it either. Nope, he had not.
50:30
Well, it's kind of unusual for, you know, It's a good find
50:33
there, buddy. I'll let y'all simmer on that
50:35
for a few more weeks and I'll drop another one.
50:37
I got a stack of it that are that that's but it blows my mind
50:41
that people don't know, you know, and some of these people
50:43
it's like how did this not how it's so good?
50:46
How does everybody not know about this?
50:48
I know, man, I know. But anyway, glad y'all.
50:50
I'm glad y'all enjoyed it. And hey, like how about, how
50:53
about the poem when it gets to where he just reads that poem
50:55
about his house? Oh man, how cool is that?
50:58
You know Chuck Berry did all that.
51:00
Had no idea, no, no idea whatsoever that he did that.
51:04
Y'all go listen to Chuck Berry San Francisco dudes.
51:06
Download the whole record. Start from the beginning.
51:08
Y'all thank me later. Yep, 1,000,000%.
51:12
I've listened to it probably 15 times since we did that show.
51:16
Literally. Seriously, I listen to it three
51:18
times at night. I couldn't get enough of it.
51:20
It's that good. It is good.
51:23
All right, boys. Well, let's hop out of here and
51:27
we'll see everybody next week.