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Speaker: Happy Wednesday, everybody. You know what time it is. Yeah, beautiful sound.
Speaker: Welcome to nonsense went on since everybody. He's Tony D. I'm Glick. You already knew that already. Jeff may or may not be here tonight. Lord only knows. He should be doing some family time, but we will find out. You're not already go ahead and. Chase out on all them social medias, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and the ticky chocky.
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Speaker: We do have all the episodes up to date on Spotify as of current this week. Until Friday, and then I'll get the next couple shows up that we've done the last couple days. Always fun. Tony D. It's good to see you're doing all right. Especially after that ass whooping that we all witnessed, the massacre on the court, if you will.
Speaker: the beat down the annihilation from opening buzzer to closing buzzer as the Cleveland Cavaliers welcome New York to Cleveland officially with the 27 point beat down. That's how you make a statement, win a game, not by four points. What the hell?
Speaker: So I could say last night when you were doing your digital underground tribute was out. I was jamming. Yeah, ouch. I don't think the Cavs led by less than 20 points that entire game except for the beginning. Right? But I still stand by what you and I said. I think this is going to be the first or not the first the best series out of out of the playoffs.
Speaker: between these two teams. They're both young. They're both hungry. Boston's just wiping the floor with Atlanta. The Warriors look stupid right now. Phoenix, Phoenix showed up. They got a, they tied to series one, one. So everybody else I think has got a two game lead on everybody.
Speaker: And then the damn Tampa Bay Lightning has made a statement up in Toronto or Montreal or wherever the hell they're playing for the playoffs. They beat down their opponent like seven to two in hockey, which is just. Yeah. That's just the insane score. Anything past like three points is just an absolute.
Speaker: Well, yeah, he's got a screw -glick look already because his Knicks got a beat down last night. They got beat down so bad that he had to go do a digital underground tribute. He's so excited he's nitpicking. No, actually, I had it on while I was watching the game. I was listening. Actually, there was a couple of songs. I didn't realize that there was a couple of songs that I was like, oh, I've never heard of before.
Speaker: a bunch of them saw a lot of new people never heard. Yeah. And I was a fan. I like digital underground. But, you know, I don't get I didn't obviously like with some art, you know, other artists and stuff like that. I don't think as deep as you do, like, you know, as we've discussed, you don't go into some of the worlds I do. So I mean, that's one of the reasons I enjoy. That's for them.
Speaker: There's a lot. Well, yeah, you kind of stay in your lane with rap and R &B. Yeah. Where I'm just like, this sounds good. This sounds good. My ADD filters into my music taste as well. And I'm all over the place. But no, that's one of the things that I've said that before. One of the things I do enjoy about your music broadcast
Speaker: is with as much knowledge as I have. Sometimes, sometimes you get me. I'm like, ooh, I've never heard that before. Ooh, I like that. That sounds good. I'm getting down. It's like I emphasize, I used to do a lot of road trips. I would just buy CDs and listen to them. I got so much damn music in my head. Yeah, back in the day when we had the
Speaker: And I know any of you in your, in your, in your forties, early forties, late thirties, you remember the big CD notebook, you know, you know what I'm talking about? I still got a bad boy. You freaking thing was as big as a damn trapper keeper. It held like 9 million CDs. You're driving down the road or you, or you, if you were like me and a couple of other people, I knew you had the visor holder and that's where you put your favorites at.
Speaker: So you always - I have both of them going. I have both of them going. Oh yeah, I used to have that. And then when you started being able to like Napster and whatnot, when you started to be able to mix your own CDs and stuff like that, or make your own CDs, I had a little case that I had that had all my
Speaker: Mix CDs in them. Why that girl is Snapchatting me. She's literally right behind me. I have no idea. The middle one. The middle one. Yeah, the other two are at work.
Speaker: Oh, I had mine. I mean, I had mine all, they were, they were split up by genre and an alphabetical order. Oh, I was, I was an ass when somebody would get into my CDs. I'm like, don't you fucking touch my CDs if you ain't going to put them back, right? Dude, I have my sentence. I can tell when somebody borrowed my music, I would get mad.
Speaker: My call would be like, how would you notice? I said, I made them. I put them in a specific quarter. I know. Yeah, absolutely. The mixed CDs were specific to activities. That's why I had them in their own little personal, little CD case. They, but yeah, no, I hated that shit. Somebody, you know, like if you were one, you know, different.
Speaker: but for me, you know, we'd be at a bonfire or whatever. Having a party and somebody be like, we need some music. Jumping my truck or some shit. And then the next morning, the fucking CDs all over the sea. My CD books all fucking looking like Hurricane Irma hit it and everything else. That shit used to piss me off to no end. To a point where I actually started locking my shit up when I went to the bonfire.
Speaker: Now, if you want my music, I'll get it. How much time and effort it took to separate shit by genre and alphabetically? Well, here's the best thing I did. I put them in the order that I purchased them. I had a buddy who did that too. I had a buddy of mine that did that. He had his in order of purchase, but
Speaker: But yeah, I had a lot of buddies that, you know, I had a lot of friends growing up that either only listened to country and rock or only listened to like rap and R &B. Right. I listened to a lot of R &B and rap period. Very little gospel. Barely any jazz.
Speaker: But I was outmatched. I had everything from country, rock, R &B, rap, Motown, Doo -Wop, Elvis, Richie Valens, Buddy Holly, Sinatra.
Speaker: I had, I had all, all, all that music. Cause it's what I, I, I, and I even had a couple of classical CDs, like, uh, like Mozart Beethoven type shit. I used to listen to them. They'd help me sleep. Makes sense. Yeah.
Speaker: But I mean, I still like classical music. I mean, you know, or like the orchestras or whatever jazz, I love jazz music. So I had some jazz artists blues. So, I mean, I had a little bit of everything. And that's kind of one of the reasons that my shit always got tore apart at, at, at, at bonfires and parties because they knew I had a little bit of everything. But, uh, I still, it's just iterating.
Speaker: So I went by genre and alphabetical order because if I went by when I purchased over in order, it was just like, once it made it easy, if I was in a DMX movement, all my DMX was right there. You know what I mean? I didn't have DMX, which
Speaker: Did look like that sometimes DMX, Brooks and Dunn, Mariah. Oh no, I never owned a Mariah Carey CD. That's a lie. I'll never owned a Mariah Carey CD. I did have in Vogue though. And I had, and I had to escape. And I had me some Whitney. I had a change of faces. Anita Baker. Oh yeah, Adam and Anita Baker.
Speaker: You don't understand. We will fight you over Anita Baker. We will. Hey, you know what? There are some of those artists that are like that, you know, and they deserve that damn respect. They earned it. She came into the game and we were ready to swing. If you've never heard Sweet Love by Anita Baker, she had the fellas singing that song.
Speaker: When I was the same thing with like Patti LaBelle, man, she had, she had - Oh, Patti was just definitive. I don't like Patti LaBelle. Who's you? What planet are you from? Patti, get away from me. Get away from me. Don't even talk to me no more. Unfriendly. You don't like Patti? I'm talking about she had dudes singing her songs. Yes. There are some women out there that don't have dudes singing. Straight dudes, mind you. Yes.
Speaker: quite frankly, no homo. We just like your shit. Hey, you better watch your mouth call. Don't make fun of me or the beehive will get after you. And Vogue was dope. Oh, Tony D, if you will give me one second. Here we go. Hang on a minute. I'm going to talk to you about that before we get yelled at because you know, before he didn't like it, now we get yelled at. Hey, boys.
Speaker: Look what I got here. Hey, where are the white women at? Welcome to the show, everybody. The one and only Gold Fox. Amanda. He had a song called, I think it was the last song when they very first taped. And I say taped on purpose because I had a cassette. It's a very last song. Hang on.
Speaker: you're looking that up Trinity can I ask you a question because I didn't do out of curiosity so I had a tape player at home so I had a bunch of tapes in my like my bedroom my CD player was in my truck or my car or whatever did if you went out and bought a CD would you buy the tape too I bought the CD as they came on after I had to sit I've done that
Speaker: Okay. Because I would, because I would buy a CD and at the same time I would buy the cassette tape because I had, I didn't have a CD player in my bedroom, but I had a tape player. Right. Uh, so my CDs were in my car. Not, not every CD I bought, but certain CDs I bought. Like I was a huge, like I still am. I used to love boys to men. So I had all their albums, but I would buy the tape and CD at the same time. Wow.
Speaker: Best song, what a man, Salt and Pepper was the shit. They had a song in their first hit, I can't keep wasting my time waiting on you to come, to come home now. That was their first hit, I cannot find it. That shit was excellent.
Speaker: That was excellent. That was their best song to me. And then they had a time goes on. That shit was dope. Tick, tick, tick. Top, top, top. Tick, tick, tick. Top, top, top. That's what when you was doing TikTok all the time. I would come over there and pick up your bag. Tick, tick, tick. Tick, tick, tick. Maybe you were born to sing. Wasn't that the first one? What's that? Yeah, born to sing was their first one. That's the name of the damn CD.
Speaker: No, you're never gonna get it. You're never ever gonna get it. No, you're never gonna get it. Everybody singing that shit. Never gonna get it, never gonna get it. Never gonna get it, never gonna get it. Never gonna get it, never gonna get it. Never gonna get it. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa! Gary Hansen, what's happening? I just wanted you two just farted.
Speaker: Not high, I don't know. There was a lot of great music out in the 90s and early 2000s. Absolute damn movement. And now it's all gone to hell, man. Look at that, man. What are the tracks at?
Speaker: We used to have some really great artists. It's called Waiting On You. It's called Waiting On You off of that first CD. Yes, that was the song. That was a great damn song. Then they would give it up. Damn right they would. Golf Hawk. Your dog howl. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Your dog howl. Excellent.
Speaker: I had my aunt crying, I said, if I ever get a dog when I got, I was living by myself, I was gonna teach my dog how to do that shit, woo woo woo woo. Right to that part of the song. I had my aunt holler when I did this shit. Didn't even give it a second. Dang, that is tank. Oh, we got a troll in the house. Gary, you bastard, how the fuck are you? I got an idea. Oh, Gary, Gary, Gary.
Speaker: You're not even good, man. Be better. Be a better show. This has really been an online thing so much so bad that this is all people have to do when they don't broadcast. They damn selves. Then they would give it up. And we wouldn't take the advice of TLC, Gulf Hawk, and we'd be chasing waterfalls. Sadie, how you doing? Sadie, what's going on, girl? Then them motherfuckers will talk about it. What up, motherfucker? Kristy, this should be good.
Speaker: I used to roll with us for popping up in here for real. I really do. I told Rich this morning, whenever he's got the time and the opportunity, I'd love to have him pop up in here with us. And he doesn't have to get up in the morning, so he might start popping up at night. Yeah, I'm up on camera with us.
Speaker: They're going to start running the morning broadcast him and Randy. That's actually a very dangerous combination for those of us who used to be together. That's going to be awesome because they can do it daily. Gary sounds like you're telling me, Gary's a troll. The title comes to me when I start my podcast. Steve, what is wrong? I'll see you later. I'll see you later. I'll see you later. I'll drop dead at the end. Oh, William, what's going on? Who is that? You know what it is?
Speaker: That's, uh, that's one of Nicki's friends. Uh, he's a, he's a DJ down down there or up there in PA. And, uh, me and another friend of Nicki's, him and I got really drunk on night and we started calling him PJ deal instead of DJ bill. So it's stuck that title. Well, I mean, you gotta have to earn it first and foremost. Shout out to William NASA, the third was hat. I look forward to you starting out. Let me know if you need any help or if there's anything I can do.
Speaker: You are my friend. Well, sir, I'm not your friend. Remember, remember that first night that remember that first night that Nikki was feeding me tasty gummy treats? We wasn't going to talk about that in public, but sure. And well, it happened on the show. And I told you guys like the following episode that she had the DJ babysit me.
Speaker: That's Will. My man. He is welcome board. Now he's a good dude. I really like him. I've met a handful of people that Nikki's known forever in a day down there where she grew up at and. I'm at a handful and there's a very small select few that I really like and and he's one of them gotcha so.
Speaker: But no, like I said, man, let me know when you, when you get ready to start your podcast, there's anything I can do or anything that any of us can do. We all kind of, we got a pretty decent group. Yeah. What does he plan on podcasting about? See how it is. What the hell is Jeff?
Speaker: Welcome to the Glick Asylum. These are all my friends. I mean, inmates. I mean, friends. Neighbors. We're all neighbors. Will, I don't know what you're podcasting about, but if you need guests, you need people to shoot the proverbial with, yeah, give us a holler. We do this for fun. Oh, yeah. We seriously do this for fun. And that's no nonsense. Just for some people to come up there and cut up with for a little bit, definitely. There's going to be open format. Cool. I like the pyramid.
Speaker: Mason symbol on your cap this motherfucker. Let me see Adidas loca. Because unfortunately, the only Cavaliers hat that I have is when they won the championship in 2016. I do have another one, but it's I'm about to hand it down to cash because it's I don't know when the hell I ever wore this thing because it was way too small for my big ass. But
Speaker: Yeah, he was unfortunately tasked with the with the job of keeping an eye on me. Kind of like kind of like he was. He was like the Mandalorian. And I was baby Yoda. Gary, you are doing the talent too much. No genre. I didn't watch today's episode of Mandalorian. Don't tell me nothing, but last week was fire.
Speaker: don't know anything about the Mandalorian. All I know is that it's Boba Fett and a baby Yoda and and he had to deliver to Jabba the Hutt so Jabba the Hutt could eat him and then and then Jar Jar Banks was in a metal bikini and a lot of dudes are questioning their sexuality now because they're like whoa that alien was super hot in that bikini. I don't know.
Speaker: No. That is the flag of the gentleman pirate George Steed in the background. What's the dinner report boys? I think my daughter said she's cooking dinner tonight. I think she said she's making chicken quesadillas. Quesadillas. Quesadillas.
Speaker: I also have an adult trade on me flag over there and I have a Michigan flag beside it and I have a Cleveland Browns flag in front of me since we're discussing my flags. I have an American flag somewhere around here. And I have a Make America Glick flag as well. Wow. Wow. That's a hell of an idea. Hmm.
Speaker: Oh, wow. I'm going to start running. I'm going to run with that. Make America click, Tony D. Wow. Tony D, what's going on with this? I know a little bit about a little bit when it comes to this trash island. And I know Rich was talking a little bit about it this morning. And I've seen you posted an article about it. It's created its own ecosystem or some shit.
Speaker: There was enough garbage in the Pacific to fill up the state of Texas twice. I actually had somebody tell me three times. I know it's fucking massive. We ought to be ashamed of ourselves. But yes, there's so much garbage out there. It's made its own ecosystem. And they're trying to clean it up. I haven't seen that Chris technician. Now you're telling me some shit. I haven't seen that yet. You should have a Steelers flag seat.
Speaker: I wanted to make myself. Fucking ridiculous. Um, I'm gonna give me some Steelers toilet paper. They also are all over the situation I talked about when a 16 year old got killed got shot, but I do. Oh, they just did. Did you? Did you hear about the other should make? I've always been great Amanda. And I'll continue to be great. I'll be great or
Speaker: But did you hear about the other shooting that happened a couple like a day or two after that? Where Alabama? No, I think it was in New York. It was a car full of girls who got lost or something on a back country road and they pulled into this driveway to turn around. Old dude came out on the porch and fired two shots into the car and killed one of the girls.
Speaker: No, for no reason. He just came out on his porch. The car was there and he fired two shots into the car. And there was a girl in there. She got hit twice. I think it was up in New York. Well, he got his ass arrested, needless to say. Yeah. Yeah. Still a shit paper comment. You know what? I should get some and put it in the bathroom.
Speaker: I'll put it in both bathrooms and then I'll remove all the toilet paper out of the house. So Mickey has no choice. I should bring home. Well, I was, the other day I was talking about putting a flag out on the front, out on the fence. And I was like, I want to get a Browns, you know, I said, I want to get one of those house divided flags. And with all Mickey heard was Browns. And she's like, no.
Speaker: Uh -huh. I said, I said a house divided Browns and Steelers flag. That's gotta be, I can hear already. Nah, but I mean, I told her, I said, I'll throw my Browns man came out there. Hell I don't care. You, you and, you and you in dog country now, not squealers. This ain't Shitsburg squealers country. This dog country.
Speaker: This dog country. We them dogs, baby. We them dogs. We're about to beat them dogs this season, too. Ain't that right, Golf Hawk? No, y 'all ain't. You should. Damn, Miles Garrett was at the game last night. Boy, it was hype, boy. Man, that fucking giant freak of nature. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker: He was hyped at the game last night. Well, he's a beast. Yeah. John Moran out for game two. Did you hear about what's his face out in Golden State? They got he's he's suspended game three. Yeah, for acting ass. Yeah. Fucking there was an old boy in the game last night, the hockey game last night between Tampa and
Speaker: I'm going to, I'm going to kick myself. I don't get the tray. I know it was one of them goddamn connect. Can fuck teams. Come up for teens. That's what I was with them dog. Damn, damn, damn, damn, damn, damn. That's Roger Maple Leafs. Tod's be a changing. Yucky J. Dale times be a changing. Times be a changing.
Speaker: Big time. I was like three L's a couple seasons back. Oh yeah, Toronto Maple Leafs. There was a player on Toronto's team that suspended because he, but Toronto's known for playing dirty and shit like that. But he suspended, oh.
Speaker: Draymond definitely has a Harvard track record. He has an... Draymond has a... He does too much. I like him as a ball player. I think he's a monster, but he does too much. He's a hell of a fucking ball player. I agree with you, Golf Hawk. It should be the rest of the playoffs or the next two games because the way it's looking...
Speaker: Golden State's about to get smacked right in the mouth. I heard they're already down. They're already down two games. But it should it should be the entire playoff run a based off of his record. You know, he's a hell of a I mean, he's an absolute monster on the on the court. He's a hell of a ball player. But
Speaker: None of that matters if you're tarnishing your career and your play by being an asshole. His career is being an asshole. I like an aggressive field as player. I don't like a dirty player. Yeah, you can be aggressive all day. Yeah, kick him in the nuts to play basketball. Yeah. No. You can be aggressive all day. I mean, I've watched both of the Knicks and Cavs games so far. And they're playing aggressive. They're playing tough.
Speaker: And the rest of a lot of, let a lot of, a lot of stuff go that typically you wouldn't expect them to let go. Yeah. Because the straight basketball, no bullshit. But that's one thing, but to, I mean, to blatantly try to injure somebody or stomp on somebody when they're on the ground. That's some bullshit. Yeah. And he's already gotten, you know, like you said, with the kicking or hitting people in the nuts. I mean, that happened against, I think that happened against Cleveland in that finals game.
Speaker: years ago, about a decade ago. It ain't about him on that team. I think he's trying to stay there. Cause he was, he could have been up to be treated a couple of seasons ago. I think a lot of those guys falling off on that Golden State Warriors. Them boys stayed together. They could have tore that team apart, but them boys stayed together. I'ma give them that. They're the bad boys. They're the bad boys right now.
Speaker: Any team that has Steph Curry on it, you cannot call the bad boys. I'll twinkle foot, baby face, Steph Curry. You ain't gonna see him. You ain't nothing bad boy about him. I ain't nothing bad boy about him. Maybe his makeup line is called bad boy, but that might be the only thing. Oh my God, this hater. Hater in the house. Fuck Steph Curry. He ain't in the house. That's why your bitch ass is down 0 -2.
Speaker: You're a bitch ass anyway on the court. You're a bitch ass as white as fuck. You're cooking in the 90s with athletes with the considered heroes. I like LeBron more. I like LeBron as a player. I didn't like LeBron at first because he was always blocking shots from behind. I couldn't stand it. I'm not far as lightning though. When he was on the court,
Speaker: and he was playing all those damn games. He has enough playoff games to have an HVAC one. I call him the and one of basketball because whatever season he's been playing, he had another do those playoff games. Ewing, Duncan and Jordan. I tell you what, you got Ewing, Duncan and Jordan, I'll take Oakley, Barkley,
Speaker: Sean Kim. I'll take Byrd Stockton and Mark Price. I'm not mad at you. I'm not mad at you at all. I had to throw one of my old school Cavaliers in there.
Speaker: Now they don't love Barkley back in the day. Barkley Williams, they used to be on the Sacramento Kings, AKA white chocolate. No craziness entitled to that because the man was a beast on the court. Jason, two of my favorite players in the nineties were John Stockton and Carl Malone. Of course, I like, you know, of course I love Mark Price. I was, I was my guy because he was a cab, but I liked with the man at the broken or Jordan.
Speaker: And who would ever thought Stockton was gonna dunk on anybody, let alone Jordan? No, not Stockton, John Starks, he's played for the - All Starks, all Starks, Starks. Starks didn't give a damn, he liked it. I like that Stockton Malone, those guys were awesome. Yeah.
Speaker: But now, you know, I think what Will was saying was, you know, the 90s, a lot of the athletes we could, as kids for us growing up, we could look up to them and admire them. And unfortunately today, I mean, in all honesty, there's not many that you can, I'll add Larry, nice. There's not many athletes that you can look up to,
Speaker: There he is. What's going on Fireman Rich? Fireman Rich, what's going on? I like LeBron for balling, making money, staying in hell out of trouble. You know, and that's one thing I've always said about LeBron James. He stayed in hell out of trouble. The only time that he kind of annoys me is, and it's not just him, it's a lot of,
Speaker: athletes and celebrities and rock stars and stuff like that. I understand you have a platform and I understand how rich and famous you are, but don't fucking beat everybody down with your political views and opinions and your everything else.
Speaker: You know, and shout out to LeBron James because he's been an amazing athlete. He's been - Don't talk about it yet, Rich. I haven't seen it yet. Don't talk about it yet. He's been a stand -up guy for the community. He's taken care of the community even when he wasn't in Cleveland. Yes, he did. When he was in Miami, when he was in Dallas, in Los Angeles. Those are the key points, Blick. Look at where he's at for 40 kids to college.
Speaker: Come on, man. Well, I think he said way more than that. I mean, but I mean, it's the same thing with with. Oh, what's his name? The football player, Marshawn Lynch. This fool always was acting crazy and shit.
Speaker: Hell of an athlete, but he takes care of his community. And I don't think you've ever heard him getting into any real trouble, but he just acts a damn fool from time to time. He does. But there's not as many athletes today as there were back when we were growing up. I've seen a TikTok video today and I meant to save it, but this dude did a TikTok video and he was like, I'm a professional athlete. I make millions of dollars. My family's good and everybody's happy.
Speaker: And it's playing this like music, like a little like soft undertow music in the background. And then like this real hard track hits behind him. He was like, I'm gonna be a thug. I'm gonna fuck my life up for no fucking reason. You ain't a hundred percent accurate on that because they do, man. Like we talked last year with the whole Henry Brooks thing that happened, you know, him,
Speaker: Yeah, don't make it all golf walk 100 % absent damn blue. I was just thinking about him 100%. Yeah, Warrick Dunn. I mean, I mean, there's still guys that are around all stock who played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Yes, they're still down in Tampa still doing everything under the sun for the community. He's a, you know, he's a stand up guy.
Speaker: You know, there's a lot of these old school athletes that are still around and still doing things and still being a part of their community and still aspiring young kids and young athletes. I wanted to put a brief word done as an icon to me. Robert Clemente was also back at B word.
Speaker: I'm trying to think of who else. You know, Michael Jordan had his foundation shack. I give him his props as much as he did a interview on why he turned down one deal for a clothing line and went to the other one. He wanted to make his clothes a lot affordable to everybody.
Speaker: I give him his props because all this stuff was being sold at Walmart. I give him his props for that. I really do. Shaq, Shaq, Shaq did things, the way Shaq did things, and yeah, and shout out to Shaq because, you know, I remember, because I had some Shaq shoes and stuff like that and basketball shorts and stuff like that. And even, oh, what was the other basketball player that made shoes, but they were super cheap.
Speaker: Bradbury, Bradbury, what the hell was his name? I don't know. You could get him at, and any of you guys that remember Stephen Barry or had ever heard of Stephen Barry, it was like,
Speaker: they they sold like sports stuff but they also had like all these random ass like you get a lot of collegiate stuff uh but then they had like the random like I got a jersey that that says buzzed on it it's kind of uh the brown marberry that might have been yeah marberries thank you go for it yeah I mean they sold the marberries there and they were nice shoes the first year I played basketball I had I think I had
Speaker: I think I had, it was Shaq. Well, no, I had Shaq's the first year I played basketball. But I did have a couple pair of Marbury's and it was like inexpensive shoes that anybody could buy. You get clowned on, but I'm like. Usually for me. In my thing, it was like first and foremost.
Speaker: 95 % of the, 99 % of the time I'm in work boots or, or, or cowboy boots, if you want to label them cowboy boots. So to get me in a pair of tennis shoes was kind of a feat of its own. Right. I mean, even to this day, when, when the kids see me in tennis shoes, they freak out or sneakers, whatever you want to call them. Sneakers, tennis shoes, fuckers. They're fucking tennis shoes, man. We'll just fuck that. You saw Black Panther, sneakers.
Speaker: Never seen Black Panther. You bearded face demon. They told me I was too white. I'm not allowed to watch Black Panther. Shit. I was thinking about that shit today, but I laughed my ass off of that damn lick. You bone -headed demon. I was like, I didn't find that sound, buddy. Put that shit up there. He's looking already.
Speaker: No, I think we have it. I think Jeff put it up here. I don't think he did. Yeah, he did. Where the hell is it? I might have taken it down. You bald -headed demon. That shit was so... Man, that dude rocked it on that damn movie. I don't care. They made some iconic actors. People got their career off of that movie. I don't care. That's Trump. Bing, bong, bing, bing. Or no, that was China.
Speaker: We had it up here, I might have taken it down. Jeff probably is working. I don't think she's back home yet, is she? I thought she was coming back home this weekend. I thought he said that she was gonna be here on the, or she's supposed to be back home on the 15th. Yeah, I don't see it, but we did have it. Bald -headed demon. Yeah.
Speaker: speak. I find myself falling into these like YouTube rabbit holes and stuff like that. And lately, I've been there's a YouTube channel, not that they need me to shout them out or anything like that. But it's one of my one of my favorite YouTube channels. And it's called top 10s. T o p 10 s. Right? Um, or I might be spelled out either way.
Speaker: But they do paranormal, alien, mystery, unsolved mysteries, just weird shit. I was watching a video today. I should say I was listening to a video because that's what I do a lot. With the YouTube premium, I can lock my screen and throw my phone in my pocket while I'm at work. And I was listening to this video. And they were the most, some of the, it was the craziest tombstones.
Speaker: and the bald headed demon thing made me think of it. There was a gentleman back in the, I think it was like in the 1800s, but beards weren't popular. They weren't in style, but this man had a big beard like I did. And they were not like a normal thing to the point where his preacher said that he was in cahoots with black magic and the devil.
Speaker: Good job, Christians. Once again, you're fucking everything up. Watch your mouth. So an angry mob attacked him.
Speaker: Now, when this mob attacked him, him defending himself, he did stab and kill two or three people that were attacking him. But in the ruckus, in the fricassee, he was killed. He was murdered by this mob. Ruckus and fricassee is what he said, y 'all. Yep, yes, sir. Ruckus and fricassee. He was murdered by this mob. But his tombstone, they had a likeness. They had his face with his big, full beard.
Speaker: on his tombstone. And all I could think of was you making fun of my beard all the time. I'm like, Tony D. Tony D. He's the preacher. The bald -headed demon. The bald -headed demon. I'm sitting here trying to find it now because I can see a couple of them up here. Yeah, we had it. I busted. I busted taking it down. But we did have it up here because Jeff put it up. And he was so proud of himself. Thank you, Jeff.
Speaker: But, yeah, I find myself in these rabbit holes all the time. Oh, and Tony D, since you're chicken shit, I will say that, as she's recently been dubbed by me, the first lady of nonsensical nonsense, she'll go to Helltown, Ohio with me since she won't go. Fuck that chicken shit. I'll be here to do the show while y 'all don't come back. No word. I'll do the show. I'll do the show live.
Speaker: She wasn't there in the woods, playing with death, trying to deal with. She's into that like urban exploring shit and going and finding out looking like cry chick when the ex files that the alien got to his ass. We're going to leave you the hell out there. Shout out to the ex files. I will always love that show.
Speaker: That was a, that was an interesting show, to say the least. I've been hearing rumors that they might be bringing it back or rebooting it or some shit. They did once already. They tried to. Yeah, but they're talking about doing it again and doing like bringing motor and sculling back, but more of like a, like a pass the torch type thing where they're only going to be on a couple episodes. Well, you know, they got kids, they got a kid. Oh yeah.
Speaker: You got a kid. All the movie casino will said you want to YouTube wormhole. I get into the comparisons between casino and the actual events is based on credit. Yeah, no, yeah. Well, we talked about that not too long. Yeah, we talked about that not too long, not too long back.
Speaker: When OG was in here, we were talking about Los Angeles or California street gangs. And then we started kind of talking about mob stuff, which is one of my things. Plus, I would really like to know if that guy is any form of relation or something like that in my family. What was his name? Alan Glick or whatever? That went out there in Vegas and did all that? Just trying to get a piece of that money.
Speaker: No, I don't want to use the money. It's just a curiosity feature, you know, because, you know, like, it's cool when you find out that, you know, if you do your if you trace your bloodline or your heritage or whatever your ancestry, and you sometimes it's cool to learn about the people that you're related to from the past. Like I'm a descendant of Edgar Allan Poe. My great grandmother was a Poe.
Speaker: Oh, why did you drop your head? How many generations back are with Luke? I don't know how many generations back we are. What are you talking about? As far as you'd be a descendant of Edgar Allan Porter. I don't know that. Do you want me to fucking count them? I mean, if you fucking know, you would know how far back it was. Well, Tony D, let's see. Oh, Jesus Christ, this motherfucker.
Speaker: But no, the reason I was curious about the casino thing and the Alan Glick thing was because he was originally from PA. And that's where my grandfather's family originally was from PA. That side of our family, when they came over to the new land or whatever, that's where they settled originally. And somehow they made their way to Ohio, like my mom's side was West Virginia. And then somehow they navigated their way up
Speaker: You got to find out which king cause I have Irish descendices as well on my maternal side. Hence the fight in the beer that I am and that I tend to bring out every now and then. Did you say beard? Beer, you idiot. Easy with the ancestral .com but I got some rich. I don't like people in Ireland, Tony.
Speaker: But apparently, I'm wrong when you look at a lot of the history, all the country. Oh, yeah. Yeah, like I said, it was when they literally say black people were everywhere on this globe. Yes, it's fucking true. Japan, China, all that shit. Every fucking where, ladies and gentlemen, every fucking I'm still tripping off. I'm not going to. I'm not going to sit back and act like I know all of this and they've been everywhere now. I'm still tripping out the little black people in Russia. I like, huh?
Speaker: I'll dig a bit up there. I'll dig a little bit into it. Yeah. The O 'Connor's. The O 'Connor's. I'm Chris McLeod of the McLeod plant. That's a that's a movie reference and a television reference. And if anybody gets that, awesome. My grandmother said. Highlander. Duncan McLeod. We're related to the Pipers and Ireland. So I might be related to Roddy Roddy Piper.
Speaker: Hell yeah. How far does that go back, Tony? That's about five or six generations. So, Edgar Allen Poe died for you. Edgar Allen Poe died in 1849. Four generations before my grandmother pipers. Edgar Allen Poe died in 1849. What is that? Four generations back, five generations back, six generations?
Speaker: 49 you were born with you. I was born in 81. He was he died in 1849. So what is that like six, seven generations back? 1849 is about at least 100 years before you go for five generations to me is 25 years. 25 years is January. All right.
Speaker: Yeah, I just based off of like, like I know right now there's three generations of Glick got like Glick boys or men alive between my dad, myself and cash. So that's kind of how I'm basing it off of. Because my grandmother's fireman rich and will coming through with the Highlander reference. Yes, there you go rich deals with that.
Speaker: common definition is writing that is a new generation, right? Gotcha. Okay, so that's what I said about six, seven generations back. Yeah, my great, my great, my great grandmother was a Poe. Their family comes from that. Germany, Germany. Oh, my entire majority of my ancestors are Glick. The last name Glick was originally
Speaker: Gluck, it comes from Jewish royalty. And then when my quote unquote family came to America and it became Americanized, it became Glick, but it was originally Gluck, G -L -U -C -K.
Speaker: and it comes from Jewish royalty. And I'm like, I didn't even know that Jews ever had any royalty or they were ever in power because it seems like most of the time they were getting killed or they were enslaved. Yeah, that's true. I mean, let's be honest. Yeah, I think Germany's back there too as well on my grandmother's side, my grandmother's side. Cause she was the first, she was the first American in her family and they were from Montserrat. That's an island down in the Caribbean.
Speaker: So I got our walk in the air, Irish, I think German is in there. There's Cherokee Indian on my mom's side. There's also Cherokee Indian on my dad's side. Me and my cousin, we decided to chase our family back in 98. We was doing that. Me and my cousin on my mother's side. So we started calling. On my dad's side, I have black footage.
Speaker: But due to that area of the country, yes, I believe that, yeah, that area of the country had blackfoots. Blackfoot's the Iroquois, I believe, right? I think it was because I also have Indian blood on my mom's side. But I've heard Cherokee. I've heard Iroquois. I'm like, ugh. And that's a lot closer with the Blackfoot bloodlines a lot closer to where I am now because -
Speaker: one of my great something or another uh was 100 % Blackfoot word so but yeah they were up here in this Ohio Midwest region up here Blackfoot Indian tribe word but yeah most most from my from from what I've done and I and I want to do the ancestry .com thing and actually
Speaker: get the, uh, or 23 and me or whatever, but I would love to do a full report on, but I know outside of the Indian, uh, also we're a lot German. Um, which explains a lot. I'm angry and I'm drunk. I'm drunk and I like to fight.
Speaker: Have you ever met a German that wasn't drunk, angry, and didn't like to fight? Yes. No fucking language just sounds mean. They could be the same, the sweetest shit in the world, but you think they insult you. Thanks. Well, Fireman Rich is the great Leonard Skinner once said, my hair's turning white, my collar's still blue, and my neck is red.
Speaker: Time for a real quick break. Go play the song. Ghost Fluth. Go ahead and pick one, Tony D. Ghost Fluth. Angry and drunk can be a platinum in the world. What? You're not wrong, Ghost Fluth. Red -blooded born American. That's all of us in all aspects. That's all of us. Perfect. Oh, yeah. You want me to pick a song? Pick a song, man. Pick a song. Cue the man. Let us know who we're listening to. Let us know where we can find him at.
Speaker: Yeah. Look, I give the guy responsibility and he goes into freak out mode. You know, we ain't used to this every morning. No, I want to. Everybody already knows it's who I'm going to pick off the rip. Sorry. And Tony, if you've got music that won't get us straight, if you know any local bands or local artists or whatever and you want to upload them, upload them, man. No, I know. I know. Absolutely. I told Jeff that while I told Jeff the same thing, but I've also vetoed that a couple times because
Speaker: I was just going to get ready just to have a laugh. I'll try to keep the show going. Jeff, you best. I know you're here. I'm going easy tonight. Uh, one on one every hour. We tend to take a break.
Speaker: due to the agenda and the format Glick tried to do when he was working on getting our sponsorships that we are always still working on, regardless of what he says, how he acts, or whatever his opinion is. And I said, yeah, you do. So y 'all stick around, go get a go to the bathroom, go check your food, go check the pets. Get more beer. He's gonna tell you to get beer. I'm gonna go get a Pepsi. We'll be right back after this. Come and lay your money down.
Speaker: It's impossible anyone What's the price of it?
Speaker: Do you do it for the love? Do you do it for the money? Before I die again I'll risk your love, yeah Catch this king and I'll digest her honey Do you do it for the love? Are you doing for the money?
Speaker: Do you do it for the love or do it for the money? Before I die young and the waiting years of yay Cash is key and I'm against the honey Do you do it for the love or do you do it for the money?
Speaker: You do it by my love, I do it by my money
Speaker: Yeah, a little black top mojo for your ear holes. Do it for the money.
Speaker: I like that song. I do like that song. That's one of your favorites. I do like that damn song. Ain't nothing wrong with that song, man. Ghost Floof, you're not lying. I remember the first time I heard it, I told you, you know, I'm not a rock guy. And I was checking that music out. Yeah, a couple songs grew on me. But that one right there, I was like, okay, I like that jam. I'll go keep telling. I think that one in jealousy, the first time you heard him, you were like, hell yeah.
Speaker: You were locked in. I did. But that was a welcome back to nonsensical nonsense. Everybody got Tony D hanging out. You know who I am. We got Glick in the building. As always, that was Blacktop Mojo. Go ahead and check them out on all social media and wherever you stream music at at Blacktop Mojo. Ghost flu. All you got to do is just type in Blacktop Mojo and you'll get all their music. They're an amazing band. I was actually chatting with Matt a little bit yesterday.
Speaker: No ****. How's he doing? Uh good. They're on break. He uh he he posted on Snapchat some some footage from from a live show and he's like, miss being on tour, miss hanging out with the guys but we got new music coming out this week and I'm like, hell yeah. So, I told him, I said, just, you guys deserve the break. Enjoy it. We're looking forward to the new
Speaker: But yeah, I will guarantee that even if you're not a fan of rock music, you'll find at least one song by Blacktop Mojo that you will like. I guarantee it. Even if it's a cover that they did of somebody else's song.
Speaker: But like I said, welcome back to the show. This is Nonsense School Nonsense. If you guys are not already, go ahead and check us out on them socials, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Don't forget you can hang out with us Monday, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Around 6 PM -ish, as our friend Rich tells us, Fireman Rich says, around 6 -ish. And if you can't join us live, you can listen to us anytime.
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Speaker: And you'll get to see us three times a week. And if you're following us on social media, you'll get to meet some of our other friends, like Fireman Rich, who does his morning coffee. You all are looking to be loaded for next month. And I think y 'all are helping me load up big time. And then I want everybody. Yep. You'll get to see Tony D.
Speaker: You can stand on his thing on Sundays with his fantasy football show that actually turns into a sports show. But not only do you get to see Tony D on Sunday, you get to see our man, Fireman Rich. And of course you get to see this beautiful face and this amazing voice on Sundays every once in a while on the fantasy belt Kings football show.
Speaker: You can also check out our guy, Ted Hicks, who does late night parenting with a whole cast of characters, including Tony D. Listen to the words I'm saying. You'll see it. You'll start to catch a rhythm here. Every once in a while, I've been on late night parenting once. I'd like to get back on there because Ted Hicks is awesome. Hey, yo, Ted. We've been trying to get back on the show. He misses you. Can I come back, Ted, please?
Speaker: I promise I won't be so white next time. Listen, and I'm gonna go ahead and say this, man. I was working on something on May 5th. May 5th will have been in one year since I formed a platform that I was really, really working on a broadcast for that one up here.
Speaker: I want a bunch of y 'all there, Rich. You always said appreciate the shout out, man. I've been shouting you out for over a year. You keep a clean format. You keep a regular format. You keep a timely format. You talk to everybody. I'm going to support your ass.
Speaker: I'm going to support you. You've been right there with me. We were barely even talking. We were just seeing each other. We was always giving each other props. Then we finally started broadcasting together, man. You're all right with me. Don't you worry about the damn thing. And now you get to sit home and do this every day. You ain't got to get up in the morning. You'll make me sick, but I ain't mad at you. I was going to get up and do this broadcast.
Speaker: I'm very grateful that Rich doesn't have to get up super early anymore because now that he starts at like six o 'clock or so, I actually get to join in and chime in and get to hang out in Rich's chatter's box. But there was one more streamer slash podcaster that I haven't gotten to mention yet. And I got to go ahead and do this properly. I got to do it properly.
Speaker: My man, the one and only, go ahead, Tony D. Where's it at? Where's it at, Tony D? Go ahead and do this. Yeah. Our brother from another mother, the one and only, Smoke, Mr. Anks World. Get going. Check him out Sunday night.
Speaker: Sunday Night Smoke podcast. I got another below for Smoke. Tony and I have been in Smoke's corner for a hot minute and Smoke and I have been down for, you know, we've had each other's backs and we've supported each other since the day we met each other. And these belts
Speaker: Our man Smoke sent to Tony and I as appreciation for having his back and always supporting him and no matter what anybody else said. So now do enough. She did send me the single greatest championship belt of all time, the smoking skull belt. But in Smoke's words, ladies and gentlemen, and in Smoke's words, ladies and gentlemen, nobody else can wear the smoking skull except for Glick. Yeah, that's exactly what he said.
Speaker: This is actually what he said. Yeah, I got a bill too. A lot of us, Richard has been two years since we've known each other. Like I said, we met in that form, I'm gonna go ahead and tell y 'all. For those of y 'all who don't know us, we all met on hamp .tv, slash hamp .co. I still miss the hell out of it. We're still there, buddy, this morning. Tony is really pushing. I'm gonna keep it, everybody. I really am. We can put so much together.
Speaker: And this is a dream of mine, live streaming, broadcasting. When I do my music video thing, just coming over topic and having people around, we had a ball, and yes, Ghost Floof, we do, a bunch of us still support each other. I went on a big rant about this last week and over the past couple of weeks. We have a community. I've been talking about this. We have a community of creators. Yeah, well, we live stream, broadcast, podcast,
Speaker: If we were to all get together with all of our followers, we all followed each other, vice versa. What the hell could we not do? We literally had at least 12 hours a day. I mean, this damn show does. Wait, wait, wait. What the hell are you doing with your microphone? What the hell? Did I just, did I lose it? Yes, yes, yes. No, you didn't lose it, but you messed something up. Is it bad?
Speaker: No, go ahead, say something else. Is that better? A little bit. It wasn't what originally was. It wasn't what originally was. But I'm really pushing for all of this. And I'm going to go ahead and tell you all this too. A lot of us who got issues with each other or issues with who we're around, because I told Carmen this the other night, who wants to get her numbers up. And I told her, I know the history, I know the issues her and I have had in the past. I said, but if you want to do this, we can do it.
Speaker: We can all follow and support each other. Because even with our differences, I'll be damned if we don't broadcast something, one of us will have an interest in at any given time. If we don't, you're a little close -minded. There's only two people I'm not going to support. They used to be there from the buffer by my own choice based on
Speaker: outside crap. There's a little bit of on screen too, but there's only two people I'm not going to say nothing about. But even if I was to resolve some of those issues, I would damn do it because I'm telling you, we was working on something on that other platform. Whether you all know it or not, I was sitting there watching it. He could do this. He could do this. He could do this. I could do this. They could do that. We could do this together. We could have been unstoppable.
Speaker: Instead of the normal gossip that's going on on social media, the normal, I'll go ahead and say it, shit talking, instant gaming, all of that bullshit is old. It's a year later, all of that shit is old. I emphasize Rich with his morning show. Rich got 5 .30 in the morning locked three nights a week. I'll do the music video show two nights a week. Glick has this show three nights a week. Ted had his show Thursday nights. Smoke has his show on Sundays. Carmen does her show Thursday nights as well.
Speaker: information man pops up whenever, brother send and pops up whatever. Do y 'all realize how much stuff we had together? And we have to put it all together? And you know they got apps out there now where we can make our own TV channel. HOD is my mic better now. 100%, thank you very much. Perfect. You know,
Speaker: to kind of pile on what you were saying. I 100 % agree with you, Tony D. All of us, all of us, all of us, even though, and I'm sorry, Blick, I apologize. Even though you're just in the damn audience and y 'all sharing, you all are doing something just by doing that. I'm pushing for everybody. And it was really tearing me up. I'm like, yo, we right here, we right here, we can do this. We can do this. And we will build the following off of just doing it. And we pulled the old clips of what we did on half. Do you know if you would laugh their asses off off of that?
Speaker: I'm still cracking up. Oh, yeah, we do. We had some crazy, you know, as much as I should on Haps. I mean, that's, you know, Haps is where this show where this this show was born was on Haps because Haps was one of those first free platforms that allowed you to multicast it onto various platforms.
Speaker: But, you know, and I keep saying this word, and I don't mean any disrespect in any way, shape or form. So if you take it that way. But we as creators, we are content creators. We come in and we, you know, nonsensical nonsense. Let's call a spade a spade. It's a wild card.
Speaker: It's a jack of all trades. We do it all here, you know, no disrespect to anybody. All the time. And I've been up here for a year. We do not run out of shit to talk about. That's crazy. We, we, yeah, we talk about anything and everything. And that's the great thing about the three of us, the three main faces of this show are, are Tony, Jeff and I, um,
Speaker: We're all very well versed and we can speak on and talk about anything. We're kind of the wild cards out of everybody that Tony Dean just talked about. A lot of the other guys, they kind of have their stuff a little bit more formatted and they come in with an agenda and we just come in and just fucking turn the cameras on and just start talking. Rich, you got time. I think I need to keep up my list. Water face. Water face.
Speaker: Hell yeah. Boom. That's what's up. Well, yeah, you're gonna get grill marks, but that's awesome. She's making fajitas and I didn't realize that she was actually, I'm sorry, quesadillas. And I didn't realize that she was actually trying to - Yeah, quesadillas, not fajitas, get it right. Yeah, I didn't realize that she was trying to like actually put like the cheese and chicken and stuff on the shelves and then
Speaker: warm them up and make them crisp. So she was trying to do it in the pan. And I said, we got the George Foreman grill. Why don't you try it in the grill? Grill works. She said it worked. It just has grill marks on it. Grill marks is okay. Yeah. Yeah. It looks like a, it looks like a Mexican beef patty and that's okay.
Speaker: Well, you know, she's got the chicken and cheese inside of it and folded. Did you fold it? Fold it over and just close the, close the George Foreman down there for a minute or two. Oh yeah. That's what's up. And for those of you who are new to the show, when our kids come in, we do stop and pause for the children. What? Well, what's part of cooking? Trust me, when you get older and you become an adult, the fact that I taught you girls how to cook, you'll thank me for it. Yeah.
Speaker: because I had friends, that was the greatest thing. First of all, my mom, thank you, and I go, I want something. Whatever. Either way, you were talking to her. First of all, she forced of all of your ass. First of all, man. She forced of all of your ass. I was the one that first started teaching at McCook. And that was, and I'll tell you what, I'll tell you what, that was the,
Speaker: Oh wow, Foundation Pocket, that's a new one, I didn't know. We are on so many fucking platforms. I don't even know, I don't even know half the platforms we're on, but that was, and all of the things I've learned in life. My mom teaching me how to cook when I was growing up is probably one of the best things I ever learned.
Speaker: Oh, absolutely. My mom showed me my sister out of the illusion. R .I .P. 12 years ago yesterday. R .I .P. moms. Thanks, Facebook, for reminding me. I knew I felt I yesterday was crazy, man. I didn't even get out of my work uniform. That's a connection. I value that in life. A couple of years ago, I had better days by Dan Rees in my head. Didn't realize why my grandmother's
Speaker: the anniversary of our passing had came up. Thank God for your instincts, ladies and gentlemen, straight up. Thank God for your instincts. Yeah, no, I am. Nice. Oh, yeah. Thank you. Look at that. Oh, Casey, can you guys see that? Oh, grill marks on that bad boy. Hey, what's up? Good job. Now, as you do that, you're going to add more ingredients.
Speaker: Yep. Oh, I don't, I don't, I don't have recipes. I just, in every, I'll cook, I'll cook, say something simple. I'll cook like, like, like a casserole. And every time I cook that casserole, it's different every time. Like I do a taco bake.
Speaker: And just a couple weeks ago, I was like, oh, I got a can of refried beans. I wonder if I can add refried beans to it and what it would taste like. And the kids were like, why weren't you adding refried beans sooner? Because this is awesome. Yes. Yeah, that was done on the George Foreman. I love my George Foreman girl. I don't know what I'm going to do now that Nikki bought me this.
Speaker: Beautiful grill with a smoker on it for for Father's Day and came early because it's getting warm and we want to grill so she got it early for me and I put that together Sunday and I'm like.
Speaker: What are we going to cook first? Like what do I want to smoke first? I've never smoked anything. So this is going to be a learning experience, right? But yeah, yesterday was crazy because I didn't, I didn't even get out of my work uniform until seven o 'clock. I didn't even sit down and watch the game and eat dinner until halftime. I was getting my notifications. So it was just crazy. And I knew something was off. I felt off. I didn't feel right. And last night when Nikki got home from work, we were sitting out there and she was eating dinner and we were kind of chit -chatting and
Speaker: I got another Facebook notification about, you know, memories. And boom, I was like, ah, fuck you, Facebook. And so. Start tracing the platforms out when needed. Let me tell you something. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. One, two, three, four, five, six. Between
Speaker: The people that I follow and the shit that I do, I know of at least 12 different broadcasters. We should all be doing something on the same. Well, yeah, no. And that's what I said. I have no problem. I told Rich this morning, anytime he's got time, and if he wants to, all he's got to do is say the word, and he's got a square on this show, anytime. Oh, absolutely. We got Rich's show, Rich's Morning Coffee.
Speaker: Monday, Wednesday, Fridays, 0530 on Twitch. Ladies and gentlemen, do me a favor, please follow that man. Thank you for starting now, Rich. He comes in, he does the good morning, he does the weather, he does the current events, he does the quarter of the day, he responds to the chat, Chris technician comes in with his dinner report. You got to tell everybody what you have for dinner, period.
Speaker: Chris got some Chris because he's been doing that dinner report. Ladies and gentlemen, for those of you who don't know or may not know who Chris technician is or our news. He's been doing that dinner report since Periscope. I've known Chris probably longer than anybody else has. I love that dude. Super supportive. He's always been around for my shows. I was on Periscope originally started on Ustream. Ustream kind of went the way of the dodo.
Speaker: Periscope started Chris. Uh, there's another gentleman who comes in here. Maestro lay duck or Mark. Uh, my little, Maestro, they don't, he's in England. And when we're doing our show, it's like two o 'clock in the morning and he's in there and he's in there. You're done with dinner. Oh, okay. Well, go ahead and eat.
Speaker: Watch Stranger Things. Watch The Walking Dead. Watch us. We are the Stranger Things. You got the whole living room all to yourself. Your brother's going to be outside for a little bit longer. I mean, you can go upstairs if you want, but you have the whole living room to yourself.
Speaker: Ted has late night parents, normally on Thursday nights. We just cover the current events and give our opinions on what the news story is, but we referenced the news story. Then we get invited to the late night parents. It's a good thing you wouldn't understand. You know, I understand. Trust me. I behave myself throughout my other people's shows, first and foremost.
Speaker: You do. Ted was the finest person that ever asked me to co -host with him, ladies and gentlemen. That's my man, 50 grand. I pushed the hell out of his show because when I first met him, I met him on Michael Bathurst's show. If Bathurst would ever get back together with everything, like I've been telling him for the past year, then we could do - I haven't even seen him on Twitter Spaces in a hot minute. Is everything okay? He did one last week. I couldn't make it. We did one couple before that.
Speaker: If I can get Bathurst back up there, there'll be another show. You know, me and Bathurst will go an hour too easy. Oh, yeah. He was the first one I was very easy conversating with about any and everything online. Ladies and gentlemen, if you don't believe I can behave on somebody else's broadcast, watch Bill Kingston's football league. Not only that, but go watch any replay or listen to any Twitter space that I've been on there with Bathurst. Because I really got to be on my
Speaker: Yes. On my best behavior with Bathurst. You know, Ted gives me a little bit of leeway. Hold on to that story, ghost flu, forgot you. Ted always has something interesting to talk about. Yes, we know. Rich, I'm going to need you to behave. You can act up a little bit, but I'm going to need you to behave. He is... I think we're all chasing those numbers though, at the end of the day, man. At the end of the day. In one way, shape or form, yes. In one way, shape or form, yes.
Speaker: Now, I don't stress so much on numbers. I kind of, you know, I kind of look out for the milestone numbers, which are cool to me, but I don't pay much attention to the numbers. I think the numbers are going to come. Actually, speaking of numbers, Tony D, go. I wish Jeff was here because I would like to congratulate you guys.
Speaker: Go see as much shit as I get for not being humble or anything else. I give these guys way more credit than I give myself for the show, even though I do everything. I'm sorry. My bad. I have something on YouTube. Yes. Hey, air time. Listen to this. I got to get shady. There she is.
Speaker: Uh, we, we, uh, we have over 13 ,000 views on YouTube. Word. Word. You hear that air time? Go ahead and combine your numbers and you won't be close. Rich, I told you to behave. Damn it. We, um,
Speaker: Rich, you don't have to behave on nonsensical nonsense. We want the wild man, Rich, when you come on here. Rich, Michael Bathurst actually apologized for being that way into the spaces. You may not know that, he did apologize for being that way. He apologized, he said he apologized to everybody. I met Smoke, actually his name is Ace Williams. I understand what Rich is saying. Yeah, I met him through Ted Hicks.
Speaker: And I think we was all on Bathurst show. And I told Smoker, if he does a show, I'll come up there because Ted wanted us to support him. I said, cool. I've been running with him for about two years. I met Glick and them watching this show when I was on Haps, laughing a couple of times, coming up on the show, wanting to be a part of the list. Then they asked me to come up here. I said, yeah, I'll come up, no problem. I've been sitting here running with these ever since.
Speaker: It's been cool though, it's been cool. We did shows together when you were live on Habs and before you became a part of this show, you had me up and we had fun and we hung out. I'd be in the comments, just fucking. Shouldn't be an ass, all that shit.
Speaker: Hey man, you know what the greatest Hall of Fame, Haps -Me moment was when I brought up fucking snow and completely changed the whole game and OG. You were so mad at me.
Speaker: Listen, random Rick was like, what the fuck? I put the whole damn script to that fucking show on one comment. You're just sitting there shaking your head like this motherfucker. I feel terrible because I can never remember who the other guy that was in there with you guys that night. It was random Rick. It was random Rick? Was it random Rick? It was random Rick, yes.
Speaker: Then I fucking flipped the whole script and changed the whole conversation talking about Snow and Tony was so many. I was serious. I was serious. I think it was the first time I got an audible this motherfucker. Information man. Y 'all might want to check him out. Information man hits the current events, the current topics. Calls all of it up.
Speaker: I will tell you, he's very pro -black, but he's also very correct. Notice something going on outside of the race. Yeah, no disrespect or anything like that, but there's a few of you guys, you know, smoke, not so much smoke, I won't say smoke, but his panel.
Speaker: It's very pro black smoke and I think that's one of the things that smoke and I kind of connected on real quick is the fact that both of us. You know, can kind of sit in the middle. And we're going to call both sides out regardless of if we're in here talking about politics. And you know, that happens. Yes, I agree. Yeah, brother Shannon does the same thing.
Speaker: You know, but there, you know, and like I said, nothing wrong with it, but there's a lot of you guys that are - Pro justice as well. Pro black and pro justice, yes. Yeah. I don't know. I got to try to choose my words wisely because - No, I'm going to tell you the truth. We are pro black. Look at me and you hear my voice and it's like instantly, but a lot of you guys, the black broadcasters and streamers, you guys are pro black.
Speaker: which is fine and dandy. There's nothing wrong with it. But, and that's one thing I do appreciate about smoke because some guys are just like, we don't want to hear shit about shit when it comes to anything else. This is how it is. And it is what it is. And nobody, and it doesn't matter what anybody else thinks, but that's where I got to give smoke props because smoke will be like, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold up, hold up. Oh, wait a minute. Um, but you got us not physical nonsense.
Speaker: You got Randy Horton. He's pretty much the guru out of all of us. He's got the most numbers out of all of us. He has the largest following out of all of us. Randy Horton's the man. Randy W. Horton, H -O -R -T -O -N. Check it out. Seriously. But I don't like shit happening to kids.
Speaker: I'm tired of what we have going on against black folks in the country. I will tell you that straight up. I don't care. I don't like what I'm seeing. You all saw the shooting of the 16 year old couple of days ago. Another story that popped up. Nobody's talking about. Yeah, but unfortunately, as I talked Monday night, Tony, that story became all about clickbait.
Speaker: And I'm not saying it wasn't a terrible situation. It wasn't terrible. What happened was horrible. But like I said, they turned it into clickbait and let's see how many views we can get and not addressing the actual story. Because like I told you, there was a young lady, I can't remember if it was a day or two before or a day or two after,
Speaker: basically the same exact thing happened. But there was nothing to sensationalize it because it was an old white guy and a white girl. There was nothing to sensationalize it. So it's there, it happened. And the question is, why, and I asked you this Monday night, what is going on in the world that people,
Speaker: or just feeling that it's necessary if somebody knocks on their door to shoot somebody. That's my question. That's the whole question. When there's no reason for you to feel in danger. This gentleman... That's the whole question. When somebody knocks on their door, what can you do? You're afraid to see who it is or you ask, who is it? He apparently threw us out, so who was it? Shout out.
Speaker: I've heard so many different versions of this story. I've heard that he came, like you said, he came outside, saw him, shot him. I heard that he shot through the door. I heard that it was a storm door. He's seen him through the glass or, you know, storm doors are like glass or screen.
Speaker: So what actually happened, I don't think we're, we may know, we may not know, but the fact of the matter is this is happening. And why? Because just last night, I had a complete stranger in my house. My washer took a shit. So Nikki and I ordered a brand new washer and dryer last night. It's getting delivered tomorrow morning. Well, I had to get the old washer and dryer out of here. So I just put on the Facebook selling wall.
Speaker: Free washer and dryer, you pick up, need gone ASAP. Dryer works perfectly. Washer's not working right. Okay, so yeah. I think that's the one I'm talking about, Tony D. This kid hit me up, this kid, and I say young kid, because he was a young cat. He hits me up on Facebook. Hey, I'll come get it tonight. Just send me your address. All right, cool.
Speaker: And I had a lot of people that were like, well, I'll come get it, I'll come get it, I'll come get it, I'll come get it. So I check out this kid's profile and I see he's a fellow, he's a convict, he's done time in jail and I'm like, all right, you know what? But I'm also looking at, he's got three kids, he's married, he owns his own company, he's trying to make a better life for himself, whatever. I'm like, all right, dude, I said, I'm not home right now, but we'll be home here in a few. I'll text you the address when we get home.
Speaker: Now I got, I got all three of my kids here and, and, uh, and Jebediah was here. There's bigger than me, my oldest daughter's boyfriend, which if you guys watch the show, you've seen him on here. He's a good cat, big boy. He's a high school kid. He's got about inch and a half, two inches on me, height wise and relatively small. The last Wolverine movie, Glickers Wolverine, Jebediah is the clone. Keep going.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah. So, you know, I had my basketball shorts on because, you know, I finally got it. I was like, fuck it. Let me put some cargo shorts on. I threw my cargo shorts on. I put my gun on my hip. The girls were free. Let me in. Why do you have your gun, Dad? What are you doing? Oh, my God. And I'm like, look, I got somebody that we don't know coming to the house to pick up this washer and dryer.
Speaker: I'm not gonna threaten them with him. I'm not gonna show it to him, anything else. But if he shows up and acts a little crazy, I'm gonna go ahead and squash it real quick and then hurry. I have to side with your daughters between you and Jebediah and your girls, you didn't need a girl. Yeah, old boy that showed up was smaller than Austin.
Speaker: Like he was just a little scrawny dude, you know, but he, you know, him and I got to talking. We actually, after we got the Washington, cause I helped him take the Washington dryer out. We put it up in the pickup truck. Him and I stood out in the parking lot for about 20 minutes, 15, 20 minutes, just kind of bullshit with each other. He seems like a cool cat. He made a mistake. He did his time. He got out. Now he's, now he's trying to, you know, take care of his family. You know what I mean? He started his own business. So, you know,
Speaker: I got nothing wrong with people who've been to jail. If you made a mistake and you fucked up, but you're like, Oh shit, I fucked up. And now let me go ahead and pay my dues. This is why I have four bottles of wine and Brandy's. Yeah. I ain't mad at you. Pretty much.
Speaker: Absolutely. And that was my thing. Like I didn't, it's not like I opened my door and I, and it's not like I opened my door and was like, Hey, just in case you, just in case you fuck around, you won't find out, you know, it was, it was on my hip. It was concealed. He didn't know it was there, but had it, but it was a stranger in my house and my kids were here.
Speaker: Well, yeah, I knew the stranger was coming. But that don't mean I didn't know that he was going to come. And once he came in here, all of a sudden four of his buddies were going to kick my door. And I didn't know before because that is happening today's society. So, you know, I'm like, I got I got Jebediah here. He's a big boy. He's you know, he plays football. He plays across. So he's a tough son, bitch. You know, me rumble frenzy and sound. That's right.
Speaker: Exactly. So it's just like one of those things like I'm not, I'm not thinking anything bad is going to happen, but on the off chance, something does happen. We're, we're good.
Speaker: But you know what I mean? So it's like, but no, like I said, he was a young cat. He seemed like he understands he made mistakes in his past. He's moved on from it. He's trying to better himself. He's trying to be a good husband. He's trying to be a good dad. We even talked about him asking if there was
Speaker: You know, because he's like, you know, these are nice places. They're pretty big and stuff like that. He's like, do you know if anything's available? I said, Hey, man, the best thing I can tell you to do is come up to the office when they're open, grab you an application because him and his family have, he's got three little kids. Uh, they outgrew their house. And, um, and if you're in the Newark area and he needs something salvage, go ahead and check out my man. Spate salvages, go ahead and give him a holler. He'll come and take care of you.
Speaker: Um, and I said, oh man, was trying to re contribute to society. If you're in the, if you're in Ohio, you're in the central Ohio area, check out spades, spades, salvages, um, go show them some love hooker brother. But I told him, I said, Hey man, just go grab me an application when they're open, fill it out and see what the waitlist is. And you know, they're not bad. So, but, uh, but yeah, I mean, that's,
Speaker: Well, yeah, you know, telling people to be more aware and be better people. It's like telling people to be kinder or nicer. It's like telling people to have the least respect they are supposed to have for one another. Well, and you know what? And unfortunately, can't teach an inmate ignorance. No, they were already tired. You said the fast ghost move. Stop fucking with him. That's my mask.
Speaker: But yeah, unfortunately in the world that we live in, you know, unfortunately in the world that we live in, this younger generation of kids are being taught not to respect people. They're being taught that there's no consequences for their actions.
Speaker: And they're, and they're being taught. It's not even demanding respect because you can run up on me with six of your buddies. You're not demanding respect. All you're going to do is rob me and get my shit. And I'm going to find out who you are. And I'm going to come and single handily destroy your entire family. Old school style. Go ahead. I'm just saying.
Speaker: There's an adage that goes around. A little words of wisdom, if you will, for you young cats. When you fuck around with us old dogs that have been around for a long time. Fuck around and find out.
Speaker: You wanna be a knucklehead? We were a knucklehead before you ever even thought of. And y 'all are getting caught, we didn't. And the great thing about you, you young ass idiots these days, is you put everything on social media. So you're not hard to find. No, they don't. I agree, Ghost Loof, they do not. They have no idea what scary revenge is. If I say I want my steak well done, dammit, ladies and gentlemen, this is not well done.
Speaker: Ooh, that looks done almost right. A little too cooked for my taste, but it's pretty medium. It's pretty medium. Yeah, as I said, it looks a little medium. I'm a medium rare guy, but that looks a little medium, which I can get by with some medium. But yeah, I mean, that's the thing. I mean, unfortunately, these younger cats are not being taught respect, and I mean,
Speaker: I've got my kids the same mentality that I have and I try to instill it into their heads every day. You treat people right, you treat people respect and you don't try to screw people over. Hell, these fucking little goofy ass kids that run around my neighborhood now that I live in. I've had conversations with them about the way they act and I'm like, hey, shit ain't gonna fly around here. And I also know if they need anything already after only being here four or five months, if they need anything or something's wrong, they can come and get me.
Speaker: Well, that's all it is. You know, I was out there earlier in the day before the show started and I went out there and talked to Cash and before I knew it, there was like eight kids around me. Cash your dad, Cash your dad, Cash your dad, what's going on? Cash your dad, what's up, what's up? I'm like, you guys behaving yourself? Yep, all right, if you don't behave yourself, you know, I'm gonna string you up by your ankles in these trees. You know what goes through? Let me comment on that. Some of the kids talk to guys
Speaker: like our uncles used to let us talk to them. A lot of guys don't talk to them on the regular, so they can grow up a little bit. You gotta watch your mouth. You gotta watch your tongue. But if you need to talk about something serious, we can talk something serious. It's a relation aspect. They're not so much of a respectful demand. I'm older than you, you're talking about not. What's happening, little young blood? Because I always tell kids,
Speaker: You don't have to call me Mr. This, Mr. That. My name is Tony. You know who your family is. Yeah, exactly. I'm not a part of the family. That's fine. You and your family need to know that I'm not a problem. And your families know that if you do have a problem, I can be their thing. Well, that's it. Kids love that. It matures them up here. Think about the older guys we knew when we were kids who didn't mind us being around them, who didn't mind us chilling around them, who didn't mind us talking the way that we wanted to talk around them. And we was teaching each other back and forth with no strings attached.
Speaker: They were like mentors to us. If you think about it like that, I think you might understand what comfort, but I don't think so. And especially for, you know, and I'm speaking to the men.
Speaker: you know, that grew up in our generation. Those of us who didn't grow up with a full -time or didn't even have a part -time or had a some -of -the -time father figure around, you know, we look up to those older cats that took us under their wing and taught us and respected us and was cool with us.
Speaker: And that's what I, you know, Cash, you know, Cash's friends, like our old apartment, they either called me Glick or they called me Cash's dad. And that's what they're calling me now here. They call me Cash's dad here, which I'm cool with that. You can call me Cash's dad or you can call me - This is friends always call me Mr. Tony, or you know, they'll see me and they'll be like, your dad's here, Mr. Tony, Mr. Tony, what's up? What's going on? How y 'all doing? Y 'all been hearing yourselves? All right, cool. We had friends down in Charleston that had kids the same age as the girls.
Speaker: And they were a black family. Actually, the mom was Haitian, I believe. I think the dad was originally from up north somewhere. But they were always like, that's Mr. Glick. And I'm like, nah. Hey, I'm Glick or Chris. They don't have to call me Mr. Glick or anything like that. I said, it's OK. I said, I understand what you're doing, but you don't have to do all that. But my girls is
Speaker: friends there, they're all cool with me, especially like, like Austin, her friends, they come over and I joke around and I fuck with them and, and I pick on them just like I do my own kids. But, you know, it's one of those things where, you know, I'll be real with you a hundred percent all the time, but I'll also be a safe haven for you if you need it.
Speaker: But, you know, the problem is, is that we, you know, now we have these millennial to touch on what ghost flu said. We have these, we have these millennial parents and they don't know how to parent. And then that's why their kids are talking to them all sorts of ways and all kinds of craziness. I think some parents are trying to make their kids too obedient and not teaching them how to grow. They're just teaching them how to do what they told them to do. Well, they're not teaching them anything. They're just letting them be wild, feral animals. And because they're, you know, they, they, they, they buy into this, uh,
Speaker: this weird logic of, I want to be my kid's best friend. You can be your kid's friend, but first and foremost, you have to be their parent. You have to teach them. You have to educate them. You can be their friend all day long, but you have to educate them. And that's where I'm thankful for my grandfather's growing up.
Speaker: You know, no, it is what it is. I guess if he's listening, he can take it however he wants to. He doesn't like the fucking truth, but my dad wasn't really around much for me growing up. My grandfathers were, and I had some older cats who had older brothers or, or, or this out of the other thing that were, um, so.
Speaker: I kind of got a little bit of an old school mentality in my head, but I also know that if I would have even fought to say some of the shit that some of these kids say to their mom and dads these days to my mom, I'd still be picking up my teeth at 42 years old. I was talking to somebody the other day, I said, they posted a video.
Speaker: And I was like, man, if I'd ever even said half that shit to my mom or even thought of it, she would have killed me, brought me back to life and then beat my ass just because she couldn't. Hold on one second. You're good.
Speaker: That comes from people telling people, don't let nobody tell you what to do and nobody can control you but you. We got to be honest in the fact that adults are teaching kids that way because I emphasize teaching children to have their own mind. One of the reasons I don't necessarily demand or even have to demand respect from a lot of kids, most of the kids aren't respectful until they feel a problem with you, if you will.
Speaker: Really? Seriously? Truthfully? Totally? All the way? Honestly? A lot of times when I talk to kids, I try to talk sensitive to them. I try to see where they're coming from. I think today's children are telling them what to do. They want somebody to acknowledge them as an individual, as their own person, over them just being a child. They already know their child. They already know they're younger than you. They already know you're older than them. They already know what you're going to say.
Speaker: Let them be themselves. Don't try to control them. Watch how much more comes out towards you or how much freedom they have in their mind to grow them mature. You can see that. I've seen that. I'll say that. I'll say that. Will, my oldest daughter, my oldest daughter and I had that conversation about, she told me I need to earn her respect and I told her,
Speaker: I said, listen, little girl, you don't know the first thing about respect, talking all that crazy shit. I was lost for some other things I said, but shit. You need to earn my respect. Okay. You start paying me bills. Yeah. I said, yeah, that's pretty much what I said. All right. Are you on my respect? Go get a job, get your license, get a car, start paying bills.
Speaker: Back in my day, we got back when I was growing up, if you disrespected an elder or a parent, they beat some respect into you. Do you not beat them no more? Kick them out. She was 18 in two weeks. Here's your birthday present, luggage. Well, not only did we have teachers that, you know, because I remember getting my ass beat in school when I was younger,
Speaker: But we had teachers who cared. We had teachers that were there to teach you. Nowadays, all we have are these fucking goofy ass, non -binary, trans, LBGTQ left wing nutbags that wanna indoctrinate our kids. And the real teachers that are still out there are so fed up with making no fucking money. And dealing with these disrespectful fucking asshole kids.
Speaker: that they're like, fuck it, we don't care anymore. I had two teachers that literally. That bucked up on a teacher. I had two teachers that literally changed the entire trajectory. Words are hard to get, wow, I can't even get it out, but changed my path. Because when I got
Speaker: quote unquote expelled from school. For destroying a teacher who had a hard time not understanding that he was not going to put his hands on me. He was not going to disrespect me for no reason. And I finally had enough after I went to the principal after we went to. The vice principal. I went to the school board and basically I told the school board when they said they weren't going to do anything about it, but the next time he touched me I was going to beat his ass.
Speaker: And he pushed me into a locker after I said that and I beat his ass. It wasn't sexual touching that he was doing on me. It was violent touching for no reason. He wanted to fight with me and he got the fight. And after I beat his ass, he tried to run me over with a car. My entire football team and football coach seen him try to run me over with his car.
Speaker: They weren't expelled me from school, even after multiple complaints and everything else like that. I had one teacher who came to bat for me.
Speaker: and including my football coach, came to bat for me and stuck up for me. And I was fortunate enough to be able to go to the vocational school. They had just started a new program up there for what they called at -risk students. And the teacher who ran that program, those two teachers, Mr. Stor and Mr. Geiger changed my life because they cared.
Speaker: And they seen the potential that was in me. And they knew that if given the opportunity, that I would excel and exceed. And they - Exactly, Bill. William Nasser III, exactly. Instigating shit and then posting your reaction after they started it. That's why I don't like a lot of these fucking videos. Did you see the video of the guy in Walmart who...
Speaker: Went up to the electronic center and got some air pods. And then he asked the lady at Walmart, hey, I got, which Walmart doesn't do. And this makes me think that it was staged because I've bought enough electronics at Walmart that I know better than this. Because they've told me, well, you can just go get whatever you need to do and bring it back here and we'll just bring it all up together. But he got these air pods.
Speaker: And he went up to this older lady. She was in her 80s, 70s, or 80s. And he was like, all right, then you can answer this one question. I got AirPods that I'm going to give you as a prize. Can you ask her something dumb? I can't remember what it was. He was like, what's today's date? And she told him, he was like, congratulations, you win. This lady thought she won free AirPods. She goes and pays for all of her stuff, walks out, and the alarm goes off. And they're recording it.
Speaker: Of course, the Walmart Nazis, they stop her and because she's trying to steal AirPods, these stupid ass kids are recording and going, oh, yeah, look at that. She's going to go to jail. Yeah. It's the same thing with these assholes who want to call out police.
Speaker: I understand that you can record in a public place, in a public building, blah, blah, blah. But when you go there with the intentions and the sole purpose
Speaker: to instigate, you know the police are gonna get called and you go there to instigate and cause a problem with the police officers. Hello, Tony D. You're from New York. Back in the day, the NYPD used to have a phrase called the wooden conditioner. It was basically where they took their nightstick and clubbed you on the fucking head and they called it wooden conditioner because the nightclub was wooden and when they cracked you on the skull, you bled.
Speaker: Some of these assholes need a little wooden conditioner in their life. So, Rich here from... Instigators need that. Instigators need that. You want to start shit for no fucking reason? Instigators need that. You need throat punched. You have nothing better to do. And a lot of times,
Speaker: Some of the, you know, I'll go ahead and put myself out on the limb. A lot of these protesters and rioters. Yeah. These kids today who are told that people need to earn their respect, their parents, first and foremost, whoever tells them that has no idea of the definition of respect. I've earned respect my entire fucking life.
Speaker: You have no idea what it takes to earn respect until you've earned it without even trying. Yep. Let's get into that. Roll Tide. Roll Tide. Somebody just knocked their sister up. Nope. Every time somebody says Roll Tide, somebody knocks their sister up. Just like in Miracle on 31st Street. Every time a bell rings, an angel got their wings.
Speaker: The reason your population is getting so high is because y 'all got pregnant every time you lost. The father of the victim of the wrong driveway shouldn't speak to us. The population. The girl that you was talking about, was it a chick that got shot in the driveway? Yeah. I'm watching this on the news now. Yeah, a guy came out on his porch. No rhyme or reason.
Speaker: fired two shots into the car and killed that girl to some of her friends. Fort Edward, New York, I believe it is. Yeah, I thought I thought it was. It's it's it's upstate New York, I believe. If we have the five boroughs in some state just for the record, I got you rich. But but like I said, this one's not getting out there and it's not in the press and it's not known because there's no clickbait material to it.
Speaker: And that's what they do in this case around the world. It's not so much about the clickbait material. You can choose your own news. I always got mine on current events. I'll get specific ones. I'll look at top stories, current events. I can already get the regional news. That's not a problem, but I'm trying to see what's going on. Like I said, there were three girls found in Cass County. I don't know what state it was, but they were found in a river.
Speaker: with lots of racers on their face, three sisters, no news coverage whatsoever. Yeah. And I'm gonna go ahead and say it, that shit was on TikTok. So I started looking it up.
Speaker: Okay, so let me be the - We little black girls, little sisters, founded, nobody knew nothing, no press coverage running whatsoever. See, people are dying, and we, a lot of people got a problem with it being, why I gotta be black, why I gotta be white. Y 'all must have forgot, they do cover white girls too, but I'm gonna go ahead and say like that on purpose. Do you all remember John Monet Ramsey? How about Amy Smart and them back in the day?
Speaker: All that shit that happened right around the time of 9 -11, this shit with kids is not nothing new. It's been happening for decades. The Atlanta child murders, all that shit. The Atlanta child murders with black kids primarily, I understand that. But still, we've had missing kids for fucking ever. Remember Adam from the 80s, the TV show?
Speaker: Yeah, Adam Walsh. Adam Walsh. John Walsh. Do you want to be your child? Exactly. This is my point. Thank you, Rich. It's the truth. It's 100 % true. Absolutely. I'm not disagreeing with you. But, you know, in today, in our society right now, and to me,
Speaker: report, if our kid, if our kids are being beat, shot, killed, trafficked, whatever, fucking report that shit. I don't care who you are, what color you are, where you're from, what your background is. Disreported, it just doesn't always make the news. It gets reported. But in today's society, unfortunately, and in today's news, and as I said about this Ralph Yarl story,
Speaker: Nobody knew shit about anything other than the fact that it was a white man or a black kid. It was clickmate material. They knew it was gonna get a response. They knew it was gonna get a response. They knew that if they went the racial route, it was gonna get a response. First and foremost, I absolutely 100 % agree. Why are we not reporting
Speaker: more on our kids. The headline was never racial, Glick. That's the problem. The headline was never racial. Yeah, but the district attorney made it very racial. In his quotes, he made it very racial multiple times. I heard about that because, let's be honest, you were an 85 -year -old man. The kid knocked on the door. He didn't kick in the door. He didn't break in the door. He didn't kick in that starting shit. He knocked on the door looking for his brothers. Why are you going to look at him and then shoot him? But this is all over the news.
Speaker: and, and, and, and, uh, Dipsy fucking doodah, president Biden. Oh, this motherfucker done invited him to the goddamn White House. Mind you, this goofy bastard's already had Dylan McElvaney at the White House. So Biden invited him to the White House. Huh? He invited him to the White House. That fucking, uh, cosplay girl, Dylan McElvaney, who was on Bud Light Cans. The cosplay girl, the trainee canny.
Speaker: Yeah, that's why I said President Dipsy doo -dah day. Oh, motherfucker. And now he's like, I would like to invite Ralph your all, but the same exact thing happened. And Tony, you said you and I believe it because I think you and I both kind of look at the news. Now granted, I'm looking at the news for other reasons. And you are because I'm looking at a
Speaker: Hey man, that's that's president boob to you fireman, right? You know, I'm looking at news for the the comical aspect of the news. You know how I do news when we when we talk about the news on here.
Speaker: But this, and I'm not trying to downplay this, you know, the story of Ralph Yarl, because it was terrible. It was horrible. This should have never fucking happened. But the same exact thing happened. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I can see. Yeah, bottom's a boob. Yeah.
Speaker: Fuckin' Fugazi. Fugazi as president. Not that Rich is your typical Italian New Yorker, but I feel... The hell is going on here? What do I got plugged in? Rich, that was very Jumanji of you to call that man a boo. Nobody has said that shit in 35 years.
Speaker: I can leave Rich alone. I like that. He's a boob. Biden's a boob. I like it. I can leave Rich alone. I like it. You know what, Tony? We don't care. You know what, Tony?
Speaker: That's my man right there. All right, Ghost Floof. Take care, man. Appreciate it. Hey, Ghost Floof. We appreciate you coming through. Appreciate you hanging out. Get you some sleep. Don't be shy. Come around any time. We're here three times a week. Tell your friends about us. We'll absolutely be safe. We'll always be safe. That's what we do. That is a boo, man. Cheers to you, Floof.
Speaker: Oh, shit. Yeah, you can say too, man. Cheers, for real. But I got to make. Oh, that's hilarious. I needed that laugh. Appreciate that, Rich. I get a battle. Cheers to Prez, Boob, McVoteFace. Oh, my gosh. This motherfucker. And they got a present for it back in day four. Yeah, I'm going to be talking about that.
Speaker: Yep. Well, Rich, you might be the only one old enough to remember President Ford, but. He is. President Ford was the president when I was born. I don't remember him. I thought Washington was the president when you were born. Fuck you. You were born during Clinton. Terry D, you're approved.
Speaker: You're a boob. He's a boob. We're all a boob. This is going to be the title of Saturday Night Show. Welcome to the boob show. You like boobs. I do like boobs. You like boobs. Don't even lie. What man doesn't like boobs? I love boobs. I'm a dress man till I die. I was never an ass man until recently.
Speaker: Great time. We're after the two hour mark. I'm picking the next night. You're running the brakes tonight, Tony D. I was waiting on you. Oh, well then hell. Say no more. You poet. All right, ladies and gentlemen. We'll be back here in just a few minutes. Fireman Rich, if you're feeling froggy and you'd like to step up to the plate, unlike the Yankees or the Mets. Ooh, you motherfucker. I don't even like the Yankees and I just got mad. Oh, you motherfucker.
Speaker: You just made me mad. Let's take a peek at what's well. You know what? I can't say much because my Reds lost ain't nothing today. The Yankees are up two to nothing on the Angels. And the Mets did win today. So, you know what? Damn right. Yeah. We're gonna win a Rock Lee Jam. Bump it. Be back after this, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker: I hate everything about you Why do I love you? I hate everything about you
Speaker: Everything about you, why do you?
Speaker: Uh, yes, sir. A little Rockly EDM combat right there for some break music for you. Go ahead and check him out wherever you're listening to music on YouTube and all that jazz at EDM combat remixes. Go show him some love. That's my brother from another mother. Welcome back to Nonsense. Go Nonsense, everybody. Hopefully you're enjoying the show so far. We're hanging out. We're having fun.
Speaker: You know, you can't leave Tony and I alone because we get deep in conversation at the end of the day. That's just the bottom truth. If you guys aren't already going, share this out on social medias, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Also, don't forget you can hang out with us live every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Oh, around 6 PM ish.
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Speaker: We greatly appreciate that as well. Let's get some score updates, shall we? The Yankees versus the Angels in the bottom of the fourth. The Yankees are up two to nothing. The Orioles, Baltimore Orioles, and the bottom of the fourth, three to nothing against the Nationals.
Speaker: Top of the fourth for the Twins and Red Sox. The Twins are smacking the shit out of the dirty, filthy, disgusting, gross Boston Red Sox 7 -1. Blue Jays, Astros, top of the first. It is 0 -0. The Guardians beat the Tigers today 3 -2. The Giants beat the Marlins 5 -2. The Cardinals beat the Hill out of the Diamondbacks 14 -5, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker: Phillies beat the White Sox five to two. The Rangers beat the hell out of the Royals 13 to three. The Mets get a win over the Dodgers. Let's go Mets. Five to three. The Pirates put the Rockies to sleep. They rock up. I bathed them in Colorado 14 to three.
Speaker: The club, a little bit of the Cubs, the cubbies showed the athletics that they were on an athletic and they beat them 12 to two and the Brewers beat the Mariners five to three. And the Padres, ladies and gentlemen, beat the Atlanta Braves one to zero. There's your NBL MLB score updates. Let's go see what's going on in the NBA live. We got the Grizzlies versus the Lakers.
Speaker: second quarter it's 39 to 30 grizzlies we got the heats and the heat and the bucks coming up at 9 pm and the timber wolves and nuggets coming up at 10 the heat currently lead the series one to nothing and the nuggets currently lead their series one to nothing
Speaker: Come on, we got sports for days, ladies and gentlemen in the NHL. We got Stanley Cup playoffs. We got the Islanders versus the Hurricanes in the second period. The Hurricanes are currently leading one to nothing. The Florida Panthers and the Boston Bruins first period 00 and then coming up at 930, the wild versus the Stars and the Kings versus the Oilers at 10 PM.
Speaker: There is your sports roundup. Ladies and gentlemen, I am Glick and let's get back to the nonsense of the podcast. Hopefully Tony is okay. He's probably taking a shit right now. Fountain podcast app. It is called Glick, a great podcast catcher app to listen to. Appreciate that fireman rich coming through. I couldn't remember the name of the app. Ladies and gentlemen, it is fountain podcast app.
Speaker: a great place catcher app to listen to the, oh my God, he gave us the like the Ohio State University. They're a bunch of douche bags. Screw you OSU back to back two time defending big 10 champions. The U of M Wolverines, Michigan Wolverines. Let's go baby. Go blue. Damn you.
Speaker: Ladies and gentlemen, Tony Diaz taking a shit. He scarfed down some steak and french fries with some ketchup and now he's releasing the cracking. But there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. You can find us on Fountain Podcast, Good Pods, Apple, Google, Spotify. There's so many platforms. We're on all of them.
Speaker: At the end of the day, we're taking over the podcast world. You're either with us or you're against us. I don't mean that. That was just sarcasm. Anywho, I'm out of breath after that sports rundown, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker: I didn't want to go in and break down the numbers and all that stuff. When Tony gets back, uh, Tony's, uh, Tony's an avid food eater. I would like to, uh, uh, kind of reiterate and rehash what we talked about Monday night with, um, excuse me, with, um, restaurant etiquette, I guess you could say, uh, recently, um,
Speaker: Oh recently Buzzfeed put out a poll of um
Speaker: restaurant behaviors and they asked their readers if these behaviors were okay or not okay. And we kind of went over it a little bit Monday night after Tony had to leave. And I put my point of view out there, but I was curious to know how the guys felt about it and Jeff's not here tonight. But I would like to get Tony's opinion on it and we'll kind of breeze through that as
Speaker: When, when, whenever Tony gets back, just relax little buddy. Just relax. Don't push it. You're getting up there and age. If you push too hard, you're going to get a hernia. Nothing is sacred on this show. Hence the reason why we have a frying chicken.
Speaker: because in the early stages of the show, when it was just Jeff and I, I had to go recycle some beer. And those of you who have listened to this show, you may or may not know that Jeff never shuts up. It takes an act of God to get Jeff to shut the hell up. And we love him for it.
Speaker: But the one time I expected Jeff to just keep rattling on and rambling on and, and, and, and doing what Jeff does, he got silent. I have a very good microphone. Granted, this was not very expensive microphone, but it is a very good microphone. It picks up everything. And in the background, my microphone picked up me recycling beer.
Speaker: And when I came back, of course, what are you doing? What's going on? What's happening in the chatters box? And I was like, I'm literally clear. I was on the phone. You want to tell everybody in the world, I'm taking a shit. You make me sick. You were taking a shit. Shut up. You're right. I had to. Let me say, why are you lying? We all do it. Let me stop. I had a few minutes before me. She's got an awe.
Speaker: Keep a friend of mine in your prayers, please. My mom is in her mid -90s. Oh, wow. This fell and broke her neck. Her mom fell and broke her neck? Oh, damn. Absolutely. I did take care of that at first. I had to talk to her first photo to the bathroom. But yeah, that she shook in. I understand. Absolutely. And her brother was like, get up as fast as you can. I'm like, fuck.
Speaker: I do what you got to do, bud. No, I can't go because she's. She's in Alabama. I'm here. Oh, oh, I would have to get out there again. I told other just drive. She's not trying to find a plane to drive. You will spend more time looking for the plane ticket. By time you find a plane ticket, you could have been there. Just just right. How far is it not to not to put your business? I was right for her. OK, yeah, just drive. And if you have to stop for the night, there's plenty of hotels.
Speaker: And the crazy part, one of the reasons why I'm not having my shit together, the old me, she already knows. I'll be out there in four hours. Well, that's what I was gonna say. God damn it. When my grandfather passed away, I made the 12 hour drive from Charleston to Columbus in six.
Speaker: I had to run it, and you know what, judge me if you will, but I love these fucking cars and I fell in love with them because of that road trip. That Chrysler 300 is sexy. Any car, it doesn't give you a problem in that moment you're gonna love. And I give you that, but don't do a 12 hour trip at six hours stop. Oh, I did 12 hours and six. That's bananas. I stopped for gas and that was it.
Speaker: Yeah, but you still was doing 112, 112. Don't worry about what I was doing. I know what the hell you was doing. He was in the middle of the night. There was a no traffic. And Tony D. It was the one time and the only time that I wasn't shook driving through the mountains in West Virginia.
Speaker: I was, I was, I was, cause you know how I am with heights, you know how I am with heights. I was, I was bending them curves on the side of the mountain. Just fuck it. But I fell in love with, I rented a Chrysler 300 and I fell in love because there's the only car they had at the rental place. I was like, fuck it. I don't care. I don't care. I was like, I don't give a damn what, but when I came home, you know, I was taking my time coming home.
Speaker: Man, them Chrysler 300s, they're sexy to look at. They're comfortable to drive. They're comfortable to sit in. I drove from New Orleans to Montgomery. I literally left Mardi Gras. I left New Orleans at 3 .30. I pulled it to my apartment on the east side of Montgomery, put the car on park and turned the ignition off at 7 .30. That ain't a four hour drive.
Speaker: That ain't a fool. You just gave me shit for doing 12 and 6. You rolled a lot faster than I did. And trust me, this is when I fell in love with Honda Accords, because I had an 86. It was 1999. We had an 87 Honda Accord, and it was a stick shit. You threw 115 in that car, and the car started doing like this.
Speaker: No, man, that's a bitch. I mean, hypothetically, at 130 miles an hour, that Chrysler 300 was smooth. It was smooth, baby. It was just - Yeah, the frame is good for that speed. Less vibration, yes. No vibration, it was just - It drives like a tank until you hit 150. Didn't move like an everyday Cadillac.
Speaker: Allegedly, I may or may not know anything about 150. I know 120 max. I don't know. I don't know any more than 120. My, my escalate that I had, I hit 115 and that on a bridge on a certain vehicle.
Speaker: that I allegedly may or may not have owned at 1 .9. At 180 miles an hour, it was, and granted I'm 6 '2, almost 300 pounds. And at almost 200 miles an hour, it was doing this and lifting me and I got scared.
Speaker: Most of you are nuts. It was picking me up. It was elevating me. Zero gravity. That was the air moving underneath you. Yeah. I'm like, OK, OK, let's take it down to 140. When I hit 115, if you've ever driven a mobile, you've got a big ass bridge. And that bad boy was huge.
Speaker: I went up that bridge at 110 and was coming down at 115. I looked at the water and said, okay, let me take my foot off the gas. Yeah, we got one of them. We got one of them and we had one in Charleston. The Ravenel bridge was like that. It was a big bridge. But dude, down in the Tampa area, I think it's the St. Pete bridge. Anybody who's listening down in Florida, you hear this replay, feel free to let me know. I think it's the St. Pete bridge. When you come up it, the pitch is so crazy that as you're coming up it,
Speaker: You can't see the other side. So you don't know if you're just gonna fly off. I got two words for you for a bridge like that. Fuck that. Sorry, Tash. You're supposed to hear that. What's crack a lesson? What do you need for your homework? Oh, a pen? A pen or a pencil? Will that work? You got homework and it is 8 .30. You're just not doing your homework. You look sleepy as fuck.
Speaker: And he's tired, trying not to do the homework. Yeah, he's been outside play since we got home. You look tired of yourself. He's just got to practice his cursor. That's right. Will that work? You need my help with anything? Hey, good job on that letter that you gave me was your speech thing. You got 100 % on it. Good job, buddy. That's awesome. Word. But yeah, you got to find out. Has anybody down here ever driven to New Orleans?
Speaker: Tony, you know that New Orleans is on my bucket list. You haven't driven across Lake Pontchartrain yet. Oh, I know. I know. I love bridges. Bridges don't bother me. Like, you know, the old Ravenel Bridge, and I'll have to send you the video of the old Ravenel Bridge.
Speaker: an uppercase K. If any of you here have never been to New Orleans, let me help you out. You will drive I -10 westbound from the east coast, which is why I drove it. You're going to make a left to go to New Orleans. Many moves will go, oh, okay, Rich, you understand. You make a left to go down to New Orleans. You're on I -10. You're getting ready to come to the bridge. For some reason or another, people who got their windows rolled down, who are all laying back at the sunroof crap that are convertible down,
Speaker: The convertible start coming back up. The windows roll back up. People start checking their seat belts. I was like, there must be a cop coming. Nah, the bridge was coming. Two ladies. All ladies that were into the two ladies, right? When you get on the bridge, let me help you out. There ain't no cops on the bridge. So if you ever seen Star Wars, all the ships are there and everybody converge. They all go like this and all of a sudden,
Speaker: That's that's that's you don't understand. It's a race across the bridge. I was sitting there like oh, this is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing. This is what we're doing.
Speaker: So when you're in it, I said, I said, buckle up. She said, yeah, I already see everybody. I mess around and put that back. I was already a fifth, right? So I threw it back and forth real quick. Kicked it up and then put it in fifth. We was, oh! Tony, I'll send you. I'll send you. Wait, wait, wait, Rich. I've done that before. I'm never doing that again. I've done that before too, Rich. I've reached the train. I'm not doing that no more.
Speaker: It was 1997. I was in an 85 Dodge Lancer. I'm not doing that no more. Oh, my God. The late Positron. And then when you get to the other side of the bridge, you got to slow back down because the cops are waiting on you. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Well, that's how the Ravenel bridge was in Charleston.
Speaker: even the new, but the original one, I'll have to send you the video of the original Ravenel bridge. And I think it's pretty similar to the bridge you're talking about. That son of a bitch was scary as fuck. Now the new Ravenel bridge is four lanes on either side, whether you're going
Speaker: right at the Mississippi, Alabama state line, which I agree. Yep. From what I said, but when you when you come off that bridge, regardless of whether you're coming from Mount Pleasant or you're coming from Charleston, when you hit the base of that bridge.
Speaker: Mount, Mount Pleasant PD are just chilling on the Charleston side. CPD is just chilling waiting to catch your ass because don't nobody don't nobody do the speed limit coming off that brick. You got four lanes of traffic in the speed limit 60. You're doing every bit of 90 when you're coming down that brick and your foot's not even on the gas.
Speaker: You're getting past that 90 when I was on Lake Pontchartrain. Yeah, exactly. It was my first time I stayed in the right lane. I was pushing 90. They fly about, I'm pushing 200. They still going, okay, we're going. Oh, go on. I used to get yelled at when I worked at Oregon because I took care of downtown Charleston and Mount Pleasant. And they're like, because they had our GPS and tracks and everything. And they're like, you were going over to the speed limit. I'm like, look at my location.
Speaker: I can't not, unless I'm standing on the brakes, I'm not gonna do the speed limit coming off of this brake. Right. But the original Ravenel bridge in Charleston was terrifying because it literally was only two lanes and you had oncoming traffic coming right at you and it was a hole.
Speaker: But the new Ravenel bridge, like I said, it's four lanes on either side, man. I just buzz across. I zip across that bitch. Sometimes I go slow as fuck, just so I could look out at the ocean and see all the boats and everything like that. But I put my ass right in the right lane. So I'm close to the water and I can look out and enjoy the scenery and all that stuff. But yeah, those dude, I've had some crazy road trips. And even when I left Montgomery one time,
Speaker: and I got to the north side of Atlanta in two hours. That was crazy driving. I don't know how you got from one side to Atlanta to the other in two hours. No, no, I got from Montgomery, Alabama to the north side of Atlanta in two hours. How do you pull that off? It had to be like four o 'clock in the morning, three o 'clock in the morning. No, no, no, no. Right around noon.
Speaker: Dude, that Atlanta traffic ain't no fucking joke. Well, you didn't catch any that day. Now here's the thing. When you leave Alabama, from Montgomery to the state line is a good clean. Oh, yes. It's an hour, maybe an hour and a half. You're good, Rich. You're good. It's about a good clean hour and an hour and a half. But for some reason that day, everybody decided we were going to do 100. Because I'm just cruising. I'm like, OK. Because I had a headband. I think I was headed to DC. No, I was headed to Virginia Beach.
Speaker: And we just decided, I was just glad. I was like, I'll do 65, 70 cruising. Everybody flying by me. You would hit about two or three troopers between Montgomery and the Alabama State line. I know this for a fact, I've driven it too much. So I'm just cruising. I ain't thinking about it.
Speaker: Everybody moving, everybody grooving. I had a real attempt about it, didn't plug it in that day. I said, I'm gonna just follow somebody. So I followed this dude. You know, you do the rabbit thing. They do riders, they will stay with us. I didn't notice we doing like 92 or 100. I'm like, yeah, these dudes fly. Oh yeah, well, you know, typically, and that's the whole thing about state troopers. You know, typically, if you just go on to full of traffic,
Speaker: Not at this speed. Well, no, I mean, and I, and I have some trooper friends and stuff like that. Typically if the radar traffic is just hauling ass, they're not going to fuck with everybody. They're just going to let you, you know, now, if you're the one asshole, when everybody else is doing like 80 and you're the one asshole doing 110, yeah, they're going to get your ass. But if everybody's just rolling and cruising it, you know, they're not going to generally, they're typically not going to fuck with you. They're just going to kind of.
Speaker: I hear you and I raise you a seven pack road to the side of the room. A group of North Carolina state troopers.
Speaker: Oh, dude, down in Charleston, down in Charleston, them motherfuckers have got unmarked cars, they've got Mustangs, they've got pickup trucks, they've got Chevy Cruises, they've got so many goddamn unmarked cars down in South Carolina. And they come in red, blue, green, white, like you don't know it's a car. I really see them, I see one or 85. I may see,
Speaker: two once they hit Columbia on 20 and 95. Oh yeah, I mean, I see one, but I think on 85, they don't even message you. It takes an hour to drive through South Carolina, 85 doing the speed limit, hour 10 minutes. Nice. And most of them will cruise that. But I know when I drove into North Carolina, I got right, right on where 85 and 40 meet, I think it's the Greensboro, the Greensboro is part of the strip.
Speaker: I've actually driven and seen like seven of them sitting on the side just waiting for a whole pack of cars to go by. Cause everybody knows you drive through North Carolina packs from 85. It's a four and a half hour ride. Oh yeah. There's a four and a half hour ride straight and they're going to, they know y 'all cruising in the group. So they won't get the whole damn group. Exactly. You good. I'm actually checking things out for people. Plus checking my own stuff. This is fun. Rich, glad you made it through finally, man. What up little homie?
Speaker: Okay. Okay. We were talking about it earlier, but she was outside. The guy that I was listening to earlier is fireman rich. And he's. A part of the.
Speaker: He's like a part of our friend group that actually creates content and is a creator and comes on here and does his morning show. He's a friend. We'll get him on here eventually. Oh, you'll be up here one day. He's got to get up here now. Are you ever going to have that football player back on? I don't know. What the hell was Jeff just in me?
Speaker: When he was sent for a board stretcher, he came back with one. Laser level manufacturers calibrate their tools by his work. When he wears concrete, it actually shows up on time, and it hardens. When he says so, in the houses he paints, don't need art on the walls, only frames, because his paint is the art. If he draws two extra,
Speaker: Jeff just sent that to me and told me to use that. That he's on TikTok. Who's in here, ass clown?
Speaker: You're supposed to be spending time with your wife, not playing on TikTok. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, and you know, you talk about you hit those certain areas and that's kind of how it is on 77, especially coming up through the West Virginia Turnpike, you might not see cops for miles. I never took 77. I heard it. I never took 77.
Speaker: Yeah, I wouldn't recommend it. Unfortunately, it was the shortest and quickest route between Ohio and Charleston. But you got to go through the turnpike and you got to go through the mountains in West Virginia. And I hate going through the mountains in West Virginia. I didn't like driving on 81, so I can imagine. Yeah. 81 should me out. Way of rock slides. I said, okay, I'm not coming back down this motherfucker.
Speaker: Listen, you got a rock slide over here. Then you got this dip on the other side to where you see a whole damn city down there looking like Lily put. So nobody's going to be able to help you. I don't want to do this no more. Yeah, no, we have that. I mean, even here in Ohio, we have that. There's like when we're going to PA, when you get down to like,
Speaker: Southern Ohio or some parts even up here by me, you gotta worry about quote unquote rock slides and shit like that. And I'm just like, I mean, what are you gonna do if a rock slide happens? You're just kind of fucked. You're gonna die. There is literally a drop on the side of Highway 81. There is nothing, it's at least a mile of air.
Speaker: in the town that's down there. I mean, literally it's a town. You can look at it. If you ever see the movie stealth in a town between the mountains, that's the town looks like. And you're going to talk about it as a rock slide. Yeah. I'm not driving down this motherfucking one. I'll take a chance on a rock slide before I'll take a chance on driving around the fucking mountains. This is bad if you ask me.
Speaker: Chattanooga Mountains, Highway, Overpass. Yeah, unfortunately, one of the many mistakes I've made in my life was Chattanooga. I'm not doing this with you. I mean, we can do it. Trey lived up there for about a decade. I mean, don't get me wrong. Tennessee is a gorgeous state in Chattanooga School, but it was a mistake I made in my life.
Speaker: I'm done, I'm done with the whole everything. Well, I mean, everything does happen for a reason, but I'm done with the people come into your lives for a reason and teach you a lesson. Now people come into your life to teach you that you should learn from your mistakes. And I've learned from my mistakes. You done yet? Fucking alcoholic.
Speaker: I was, my filter kicked in, Tony D. That was filtered, this is what I know. Yeah, well that was filtered, but what I was gonna say after that, my filter was like, hey buddy. That was filtered. But no, I used to live up there, so I was going up there for quite some time. Yeah. I was going up there about 10 years, and I've seen
Speaker: how Chattanooga fills up, actually surprised me. I was like, this city really has a lot going on for it. Oh, it really, although it really does. I mean, tournament was up there. All the hotels are booked. They had two separate bike weeks in one year. I was like, damn. Well, yeah, Myrtle Beach gets down like that. They do, they do black bike week, white bike, bike week. And yeah, well, Myrtle Beach was known for Chattanooga wasn't that.
Speaker: Not to me, because when we went to the aquarium, there was no place to park. I'm like, fuck. Yeah. Chattanooga is a cool little city, man. I mean, well, not a little city. But Chattanooga is a cool city, man. There's a lot going on down there. Even when nobody's down there, you could just go down there. There's some nickel here that's down there now. It's getting rough. Chattanooga's getting rough. Yes. Oh, I know. Trust me. I know. Yes. I was surprised, because I think Trey was here.
Speaker: When it hit the news, there was a shooting up there. I'm like, Chad Lucas. And his mom knew the mother of the kid who got shot. Oh, wow. Oh, yeah, it was, it was, it was the last year before it tripped me out. I'm like, Chad Lucas, you had a role right there now? That's what happens with these cities when they go down to just one damn mall.
Speaker: because they used to have two. I used to take trade of both of them. I'll go up there for the weekend. And the next day we went to the other mall. Then I came back. You know what, Tony? That's a good point. What has happened to our malls? Because Amazon. OK. We have a mall here in town where I live at. And I remember when I was 16, 17, 18,
Speaker: we would man on the weekends and Nikki and I were just talking about this actually last weekend because last weekend was prom and we went down to the square and Nikki was like, Oh, this is where you guys cruise to pick up, pick up chicks. I was like, no, it is. We didn't cruise the square in there.
Speaker: you know, back home or back home for me and, you know, when Mount Vernon and anybody who's listening, if you're from central holler and you've ever been to Mount Vernon, you know about the Mount Vernon square. You do your lap, you drive down, you go down to the bridge, the railroad bridge, you come back up, you do another lap, you park for a little bit, you hang out, you shoot your shit. Um, but here in NERC, we would, we, we, we cruised, uh, 79, which is,
Speaker: like the main drag, I guess technically it's Heath, but whatever. And it was like be dubs and all this shit. We'd cruise 79 and we'd go down to the mall. We parked and we'd go into the mall and we'd hang out there for a few hours. But you had everything, man. You had the food court. You can't hang out in the mall because he was for the loiter in the wall.
Speaker: No, we would go hang out. We would go wander around the mall. We would shop. We would buy random dumb shit. We'd hang out in the parking lot. Of course, Officer Doofy and his troupe of idiots, who thought they were way more important than what they really were, would always harass us. Yes, we'd be like, no, that's why. We go harass today. They're like, we're going to call the cops and we're going to trespass you. And the cops would come out there and be like, what are they doing?
Speaker: in the way distracted, they're scaring the shoppers. And they're like, what are they doing? Exactly. Oh, well, they're, they're, they're hanging out with their friends. Okay, but are they buying stuff? Are they eating? No, we weren't. Well, we weren't. We were. We were not. We went to the club across the street. Yeah, our mall that basically every security officer has ever worked at the Indian mall.
Speaker: Do what? Man. You had it down. You just twisted. But basically our quote unquote mall security all graduated from the special needs class. Welcome back fireman, Rich. Welcome back, Rich. You do, Rich. So, you know, it was just like, oh my God, you're going to call the cops because you see fucking eight people walk in together. Well, they're calling the cops because the customers are complaining about you.
Speaker: But we weren't doing anything. We were spending money. Didn't feel safe shopping. Hope his teenagers staring at them in their face look like they're going to rob him. Whether you were going to or not, let's be real. Eh, we're right. Nobody worried about that. Yeah, I know. You all were the original version of Malibu's most wanted. I got it. OK, first and foremost, none of us were Balibu. We were all country as fuck. You're from the new bed. We're from the Newark. What side of nerd?
Speaker: Gang gang baby. You don't know nothing about that nerd gang. You don't know about that. Gang gang. But that's what we did. We go to the mall, we hang out, we eat because the food court was popping man. We had all kinds of restaurants. The food court was always popping. Hell yeah. And and and we go to you know we
Speaker: go, go buy shit. It was a Friday night, Saturday night. You know, me personally, I just got paid. I got a whole fat cash. My wall is fat full of cash in your wallet. I got you. No, I didn't have one. Trust me. Cause I was working and I was making more money than most college graduates when I was 16 years old. I believe so.
Speaker: Oakdale Mall, now it's called the Oakdale Commons, trying to get away from the mall mentality. Still large area. What buddy? Okay, hitting the shore. All the malls are turned into outside outlet shopping centers? Well, we have that here. We have Easton Town Center, which is gorgeous. I can't wait to take Nicky up there, but I also know if Nicky and I go to Easton, we gotta get a hotel.
Speaker: Yeah, because they've got bars and restaurants and the funny bone and everything else and we're going to eat and we're going to drink and we're going to have fun. Funny bones are good, funny bones are good, but they're tight. The former side of Macy's was the largest store. Actually, Tony D. Wow. We might have a guest coming up on the show who is huge on TikTok. He's a stand up comedian. He's clean -ish. He's Christian, but
Speaker: He was live the other night and he was one of those cats that was, he's a younger guy and he was interacting with everybody and him and I got to chitchatting back and forth and I was like, oh shit, you're coming to Columbus. Are you going to be at the Funny Bone? And he said, yeah. And I was like, all right, well, you know, I'll try to get tickets. I'd like to come out. I said, but I host a podcast. Do you do podcasts? And he's like, hit me up on Instagram.
Speaker: Let me know when I'll come on the show. But his TikToks are fucking hilarious. The dude's a trip. Nice. And he's biracial. I'll have to send you to one of his videos. His mom's black and his dad's white, but they call his dad Crispy. And there's an origin story. The origin story was his dad got tired of being the only white guy or the only white person in family pictures. So he started going to a tanning bed.
Speaker: So he calls his dad Crispy. This cat is a trip. He is awesome. So I do have to DM him so we can hopefully get him on the show. But yeah, I know. I mean, like our mall now, man, the food court, the food court's been dead for years. It's starting to come back to life. We have a new owner at the mall who's trying to revitalize it. But the cool thing about our mall is that
Speaker: pillars like like Dick's uh sporting goods and JC Penney's the theater the theater uh but then you got like Spencer's and Claire's and he's the only thing surviving the malls and that's a damn shame man. Spencer's ain't never going anywhere and he's more than they buy.
Speaker: they're starting to put a lot of local businesses in our mall.
Speaker: Yeah, but they are, as Rich just said, they're retooling the malls, so -called malls. But it's cool because you gotta make, like it's got, what's that fucking makeup store? Yeah, you don't have young girls. Not Sephora. Yeah, not Sephora, the other one.
Speaker: Chatter's box helped me out here, but they're in there, American Eagles in there, Rule 21's in there, Journey's, which is a shoe store there and there. So you got your big stores. Journey's is in there, yes. Which is still in the malls, but you also, Bed Bath and Body Works, but then it's also surrounded by a whole bunch of local businesses, which is awesome to me, personally. I would much rather go to the mall that's filled with local shops,
Speaker: now that I'm in my 40s, compared to when I was in my teens. But yeah, you know, the new owners trying to revamp it, and the food court's coming back to life. What are you doing? Which is really cool. You got it, Rich, because I don't know what it is. The makeup store. The makeup store. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. You, uh, Jesus Christ.
Speaker: It's got such a simple freaking name. Damn it all to hell. I always go to the local store.
Speaker: I'm trying to Google it. Makeup stores near me. Ulta, Ulta, Ulta. That's the name of the damn store. They carried, yeah, Ulta. That's one of the other big stores at the mall. Bath and Body Works.
Speaker: Yeah, Bath & Body Works, Ulta, Dicks, J .C. Penney's. Bed Bath & Beyond. I think it's AMC Movie Theater by me. AMC's would be yes. So, but yeah, man, it's crazy, you know, to go to the mall now compared to when we was kids.
Speaker: We don't have what we had back then. No, we really don't. But at the same time, Tony, you were kind of busting my chops about we're all up there as a group and people are freaking out. But it wasn't like we was doing anything bad. We weren't acting up. We weren't being loud. We weren't being obnoxious.
Speaker: You know, we just literally went there because it was Friday or Saturday night. We all just got paid and we wanted to go to Spencer's or Air Postel or Abercrombie or PacSun or go to the food court, maybe go see a movie, go play some games in the arcade.
Speaker: but you know, you get these fucking security officers that just want to bust your balls for no reason. Well, they don't come until there's a complaint. This is what we all have to acknowledge when we were teenagers. Yes, this strip mall configuration, that's the damn movement. Oh yeah, absolutely. No, I mean, right across the street from our mall is a strip mall and you got Walmart, Old Navy, Old Navy just went in in the last few months.
Speaker: You got PetSmart and Aldi and some other Crumble Cookies there now and a couple other stores and then you got the Outer Lion Island stores is what I like to call them. They're in the same parking lot, they're in the same vicinity, but they're like an island.
Speaker: And you got your T -mobiles and your AT &T and your GameStop. And at the end of the strip mall, you always get your restaurants. At the end of our strip mall in particular, you got Applebee's Red Lobster and Texas Longhorn. If you go across the street, you got tumbleweed.
Speaker: But like I said, I feel like our mall is starting to come back to life. And it's cool. When I go up there, we're seeing more and more teenagers in there. And it's cool to see. It's nice to see that they have that. Especially kids hanging back out and not necessarily causing trouble, just having something to do instead of sitting around the house. Really, got a little hospital. We need arcades back.
Speaker: I think I want to push for that. We need our arcades back. They need some place to look into Walmart on the stores back in the day to show the Walmart putting small businesses out. Yes. They're not wrong about Walmart putting small businesses out, but Walmart is starting to face their own issues and problems because aren't they shutting down stores?
Speaker: They have to because they built too many super centers. I mean, and we've said this on this show multiple times. I live in there. I live in there. Heath is our neighbor's city. And as, as, as I've shown Nikki, since she's been down here, we can be on one road and drive down that same road. And it's three blocks north, three blocks Heath.
Speaker: three blocks north, three block heath. The other day I was showing her something and I was like, look, this side of the street is heath. This side of the street is nerd. Right. So, but, you know, now granted where I just moved to, I have a Walmart super center two minutes from my house.
Speaker: two minutes. Yep. And then the Heath Walmart Supercenter is maybe 10 minutes at the most. But before I moved to where I'm living now, I had the Heath Walmart Supercenter and the Nerk Walmart Supercenter five minutes from my house on either side. Yeah, you know, that's what I said, you know, the sugar lick even McDonald's is kind of yeah, McDonald's is starting to come back and they're starting to close.
Speaker: Because we talked about that the other night a bunch of executives are getting fired. Yeah, I got it again at the corporate level again where Walmart is from my new place. There's a there's a McDonald's in front of it. I can go to Heath and right in front of the mall is a McDonald's and a Walmart.
Speaker: Um, when, when, when COVID first hit and everybody was talking about shortage, this shortage that, oh my God, I'm not going to be able to buy food, blah, blah, blah. And they're like, click. What do you, how do you feel about this? When we would do the show or if I was live on another platform. And I was like, I'm not really worried about it because at the end of the day, if I go to the left of my apartment, I have Walmart.
Speaker: Kroger's and Aldi's. If I go to the right of my apartment, I have Walmart, Kroger's and Aldi's and they're less than five minutes away from me. Yes.
Speaker: on either side. Plus, if I go to the right and I go to Heath, there's Target and there's a Big Lots or an Odd Lots or whatever you want to call it in Heath. There's also a Big Lots and an Aldies in the same, across the street, Aldies, Walmart and Kroger and Big Lots are all in the same basic parking lot. Right. From me. And if I go to Heath, it's the same thing.
Speaker: Walmart and Aldi are in the same shopping plaza. Here Aldi is down the street from Walmart about a mile. Yeah. Kroger's is right across the street from Walmart and Walmart. And in front of the mall, which basically shares the same parking lot with Walmart, is a big lots. I wasn't worried about a food shortage. There's literally within like a one, two mile radius of Kroger and Aldi, a super Walmart.
Speaker: a super target. Yep. Fucking dick sporting goods, Buffalo Wild Wings, The Mall, Old Charlie's, a buffet restaurant, Steak and Shake, Wendy's Zaxby's, Chinese food, a bocce grill,
Speaker: I mean, shit. Yeah, just just just in within three minutes of my house. That I'm in right now within three minutes of my house is a Walmart Kroger's. Our lots all these. There's Bob Evans. There's Bob Evans. Let me tell you some Bob Evans breakfast to put you to sleep.
Speaker: Bob Evans breakfast will put you to sleep. That's what we just told you. We told you if you ever make it up my way, I got an energy issue to TJ's. You will never be the same after you have TJ's. TJ's or BJ's? No, TJ's. It's an Ohio based restaurant. Gotcha. And you will never be the same again after you have TJ's. It is like a Bob Evans. You can get breakfast, lunch or dinner all day long.
Speaker: but you will never be the same after you eat TJ's. It's all home cooked. It's all... TJ's will put you in a coma. Bob Evans will put you to sleep. TJ's will put your ass in a coma. And I know you like to eat. And I got three letters for you that'll coma toast you. B -Y -B, Tony D. And if anybody's from the central Ohio area that's listening to this, you know about the BYB, a barnyard buster. What the hell is that?
Speaker: Well, Tony D, let me break it down for you, if you will. BJ's just, they just put in a BJ's, which BJ's is like Costco or Sam's Club, across from one of my buildings. They couldn't get Sam's around for their money, Rich. Know that. Yeah, I agree with you. BJ's, Costco, and Sam's are killing it. Yeah, they just put a BJ's in across from one of my buildings. So Barnyard Buster, the old BYB, which before COVID, pre -COVID, TJ's was 24 -7.
Speaker: TJ's was our go -to after we've been out drinking all night. Barnyard Buster, it starts with biscuits. And it's on a big, we're not even gonna call it a plate, Tony D. We're gonna call it a platter. It's biscuits. And then they put your eggs on the biscuits. And then you put some taters on them biscuits. And you can get your eggs however you want them. You can get your eggs however you want them. Ever easy, sunny side up, scrambled, fried, whatever.
Speaker: They're going to go biscuit, eggs, taters, whether they're hash browns, home fries, French fries, tater tots, whatever you want. They're going to put them taters on top of it. And then they're going to smother them sons of bitches in some gravy, baby. Oh, Lord have mercy.
Speaker: I don't feel like it's, yeah, I'm getting too involved. Austin's a gravy. Yes, sir, that's a comatose, but it'll sober you up right now. Oh, yes. Why don't you go in there after drinking a case of beer, a bottle of liquor, it don't matter. You go in there and eat a BYB, your sober is the day you was born. Sober is the day you was born.
Speaker: And it's a fantastic hanger of a meal too. I am too old for all, when y 'all see me eat, that's pretty much my second meal of the day. Tony, that's gonna be your, that's gonna be meal one, two, three, and a midnight snack for you. When we went to Vegas, we went to this restaurant called Hash and Go -Go. That was the biggest damn pancake I think I've ever seen. I was like, I don't think I can eat all this. Yeah.
Speaker: She would look at it and be like, are you crazy? I don't think I can eat all this. I'm going back to bed after this. Are you serious? The omelet, the pancake? I'm like, oh, I'm going to be full for the rest of the day. I didn't even want to drink after all that shit. Oh, yeah. That BYB, oh, my god, at 3 o 'clock in the morning. Oh, boy, I tell you what. Oh, it's country as fuck. TJ's is, it's what do they call it? Country place.
Speaker: But it's all, it's all homemade. Like it's all, it's all made from scratch. Like it's not, we got your gravies sitting in the freezer and we're just going to warm it up. They make everything right there, right there when you order. And, and, and boy, I'll tell you what, man, it'll, it'll sober you up in a heartbeat. And if you're hung over, I'll be,
Speaker: BYB is the best. And I always got my BYB with a side of hash browns. Cause I like the hash browns, the shredded hash browns. Shredded hash browns. So I get the, you know. Yeah man, I get the BYB with the shredded hash browns on it. Then I get a side of hash browns. So when they bring it out, I can put that side of hash browns on top of it. Sweet Jesus. Oh man, I'm hungry. Now I want me to BYB. I'm going to get up in the morning.
Speaker: Two days is that good shit is what he said. You stand up. I'm about to go. Well, I'm probably staying up. Nobody's home. And I'm gonna stay up. I'm gonna go play around on tiktok. Cheapest. We can wrap the show up. Yeah, I gotta try to get up early. Same here, Tony. Same here. Hey, boys. Hey, Rich, Tony. Rich, thank you for coming through. Hey, Rich, much love to you, man. Let us know when you want to come up. Ghost Floof, thank you for coming through.
Speaker: William Nasser, the third year, we got to get your ass up here. So if you podcast, you got to get your ass up here. Yeah, I'll work on Will. I'll work on bringing Will up. Maybe we can bring him up. If he's podcasting, I ain't got no damn questions. Get your ass up here. Get your ass up here. Well, you're the start of the podcast, Jeff. But I'll reach out to Will and be like, hey, you want to come up? I'll try to get him out of Saturday night when he's not DJing, when he doesn't have a gig. Yeah, if he's DJing, I understand that. Let him know that door, you got to get up here. That's how you network. Go, Hawk.
Speaker: Golf Hawk, Amanda. Chris take this should Gary handsome with your wild ass. I know what everyone is. Wonder was up in here. Shout out to the chatter's box. We appreciate y 'all for listening. We appreciate y 'all hanging out. Hopefully you enjoyed the show tonight fireman rich. Let us know when you want to come on and hang out with us live.
Speaker: uh we'll behave ourselves when you come in you don't have to stay the whole time you can come in rich rich i gotta tell you you know you i try to do this but you was on this morning you was talking about uh the challenge of astronauts yeah yeah well yeah that little blue my son was guy buford was the first black spatial astronaut i believe and i think you said he was a female i was like no don't do that
Speaker: Well, no, I think I think I think he was I think he was saying that in the 80s or whenever it was, not only do we have our first female on there, but we also had our first black female astronaut as well. No, no, I don't think he was a little crystal McCullough was female Sally Robinson, a guy in Beaufort was the black astronaut that was on there. Oh, yeah. So when you get a look it up.
Speaker: because I remember, and I only say this because I used to want to like be on a space show when I was a kid and that Challenger accident messed my head up so bad, I was like studying it that bad back then. I still remember. I remember. Yeah, that was, I was at school. Yeah, I wish I knew they were both female. That's what I thought. I thought he was shouting out the lady astronauts and he gave the first female and then the first female like us.
Speaker: Yeah, nah, you're good, you're good, you're good, you're good. I was like, no, guide you for, because, hold on. And I'm not putting him on blast, I'm just gonna want him looking crazy. I think Rich is a lot like the three of us on our show that if we misspeak and somebody calls us out on it and we were wrong, then it's like, oh shit, my bad. Okay, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute, I was wrong. I was wrong.
Speaker: Oh. Oh. Get him. Get him rich. Get him rich. Get him rich. Give him hell, Rich. Saturday night, you gotta come up here with us. We have to give Tony D live. You gotta give Tony D shit live on air. He tried to call you up. I don't think he said made Jemisin. Hold on. Crystal McCullough was there. Sally Ride was there. So, these are related people. Let me get the
Speaker: actual astronauts who were on there. Don't you just Google? That's what I'm on. The crew members who died. First black, oh. How the hell? The first woman and the first African American in the space is Crystal McCullough. Kyle Stewart.
Speaker: Ellison Onizuka, I'll be forgetting about him. I'm not even going to front. Ronald McNair, see I was wrong. Ronald McNair was on there. Judith Resnick, why they ain't got their pictures? But here are the astronauts right here. Ronald McNair was on there.
Speaker: According to this, 1992, she was the first female black astronaut.
Speaker: former Maine Jamison, an American engineer. She became the first African American woman to travel into space when she served as a mission specialist aboard space shuttle Endeavour in 1992. The first black astronaut was, is it Guyon Stewart Bluford?
Speaker: Guy and Buford, that's the one I was talking about at first. Guy and Buford, American aerospace engineer, retired United States Air Force officer and fighter pilot and former NASA astronaut, first African American to go to space, 1983. So Guy and Buford was the first African American to go to space. And it wasn't, it was a man.
Speaker: And the first female, and that was in - See, he was on Challenger in 83. He was in 19, what the hell, 1983. Yeah, so he was on Challenger, but he wasn't on it when it exploded, if you will. Oh shit, he birthed his day before mine. Yeah, Mae Jemison was on the Endeavor in 1992. She was the first female black, first black female astronaut.
Speaker: to go into space. I said his name was Buford. B -U -F -O -R -D. They got Blueford up here. That's what's going to trip me out because they used to say Buford back in the day. Yeah, it was Blueford. According to everything I just looked at and I didn't go to Wikipedia. I looked at some other couple other sources and they all say Blueford. Yeah. Oh, you're taking your show. Okay, cool. You cool, Rich. You cool.
Speaker: See, a lot of times I'll do it, bro. I'll be trying to check my own mistakes. I'll probably - Oh, okay. Sally Ride was the first woman to ask for out of the space. Yes. And Guy in Beautiful with the first black. Yes. Okay. Yes. So it's not - But - I don't want us looking crazy when we get out this, so I'll probably not be doing too much, but I know - What was that? What was that? What was that? What was that NASA movie?
Speaker: about the space program and stuff like that. Hidden figures. That was a fantastic movie. One of the ladies was at my nephew's graduation because she had got a PhD. That was a great movie and shout out to them. In general, that was a great movie. They never got any props.
Speaker: No, they never did until that movie came out. And that was a fantastic movie. That was a fantastic representation. And one of the scenes from that movie that still resonates with me was when she was talking about having to use the restroom.
Speaker: and talk about how to go all the way across, blah, blah. And old boy was like, oh, hell no. He's like, this is fucking bullshit. Kevin Costner was in the movie. Kevin Costner be fighting for that shit, boy. He be fighting, but we're going to stop this bullshit. Kevin Costner. Yeah, we're going to stop this bullshit right the fuck now. Nah, we're done. Listen, if you ever watched The Funeral for Whitney Houston, he talked about how he wasn't going to do that movie without her.
Speaker: The bodyguards? Yes, he said... No, that chemistry that they had in that movie was... He said he's still in production until she was available. He wanted her in that movie that bad. That chemistry that those two had in that movie really made you believe that they... Not that they loved each other, but they were actually in love with each other. The chemistry that they had... Well, he played those characters very well.
Speaker: There's no doubt in my mind that they loved each other. There's a difference between loving somebody and being in love, but they made you feel like they were in love with each other in that movie. It was great.
Speaker: I love it. That's one of my favorite movies. Yeah, that was a, I mean, there was so many good scenes in the movie, especially when there was at the cabin. Yeah. They played that shit. That shit was excellent. That was a good damn movie. That's one of my favorite movies to this day. I love that movie. Of course, I love Whitney.
Speaker: You know, Nicky was making fun of me. It's been a few weeks back. We was driving up to PA and I was driving and I was just playing my music. I was just all over the place with my music like I always am.
Speaker: And Whitney came on, and I was in the driver's seat. Boy, I was dancing. I was singing. And she looked at me. She's like, really? I said, yeah, you call me gay if you want, but this is my girl. I love me. So Whitney Houston, I'm dancing.
Speaker: I was like, hey, judge me if you will, but I can't help myself. Whitney's my girl. I love Whitney Houston, man. She was an amazing artist, an amazing talent, and an amazing person. I mean, outside of the... Obviously, she got... Unfortunately, she got hooked on drugs and, you know, Bobby Brown has his past and his history and their marriage and everything like that, but as an artist... They were gonna be together and they were happy together.
Speaker: I sort of did what happened together more than anything. I didn't worry about that. Yeah, you know, despite the trials and tribulations that they went through, but man, Whitney, Whitney is a singer. That's my girl right there. I'll listen. I will listen and sing and dance my ass off to any Whitney Houston song. Judge me if you will. Yeah, you can judge all they want. I ain't worried about it.
Speaker: Whitney had great jams. I'm gonna wrap it up and try to go to bed over the night. I didn't mean to hold us up, Paul. This was my fault. No, that was your fault. I didn't do it. You can't even, you can't even put this. Don't you put this even on me, Ricky Bobby. All right, Tony. Put the end of the song. Put the end of the song. Are you gonna stay up? No, no, no. Okay.
Speaker: No, I was gonna tell you. I was gonna say, let's keep with it. Go ahead and pick a song. I'll do my little outro here. And then go ahead and pick a song, man. We appreciate y 'all listening. We appreciate y 'all hanging out. Hopefully you guys enjoyed the show tonight. We was having fun. Shout out to the chatter's box. We got nothing but love for you guys. We appreciate you guys coming in here and hanging out with us and shooting the shit with us.
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Speaker: your favorite, the footnote of the damn broadcast.
Speaker: She dances naked through the trees until her eyes go red The keywiz was blasting through the wind and she commutes with the dance She throws the balls into the pool
Speaker: The place I'm laid above her head As I began to breathe, she said Oh, muggle in the sky Take this back and find I wanna live forever And all the spirit in the earth Give me all the blood, make me a god
Speaker: Look on and she starts to feast There was a smile on her face as she walked back to sleep It's a left to back ahead as blood ran down
Speaker: Sir, can I help you? Do you have any weapons of any kind? Anything to defend yourself? Sir, this is a speedy mark. We have hot dogs too for a dollar. I just put them on the roller yesterday. They're pretty good. No man, like something sharp. Something like I can stab to defend myself with. I've got some sharp titter combos over there. It's kind of like a rich cracker pregnant with a cheese baby.
Speaker: All right. Well, let me just take one of these lighters and I'm going to borrow your bug spray and can I borrow your bathroom key as well? Uh, yeah. Bathroom key. All right. I got your bathroom key right there. Make sure you bring that back and that'll be 1362 and I'm going to have to have exact same. So we're in a coin shortage at the moment.
Speaker: Whatever, man. Okay. What's that? What's that? Oh, I'm sorry.
Speaker: Oh shit, Chuck! Oh shit, Chuck!
Speaker: I'm all alone in the sky Take this sacrifice I want to live forever And I'm spirit in the earth Giving whatever Maybe you've got life
Speaker: Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, a little Blacktop Mojo. Check him out on all social media, wherever you stream music. Yeah, Blacktop Mojo. Go show the guys some love. Tony, I was not expecting the old **** Chuck from you and I was unmuting my mic and I got it loud and clear. That guitar solo was not to be **** with. That guitar solo is not to be **** with and you know, shout out to
Speaker: You know, I was, I was still debating very heavily about going to the show. And, and, and you guys were like, fucking go to the show. God damn it. Stopping the bullshit. And I went and I had a blast, but I made it a point when the guys did that song to get the guitar solo, just so I could send it to Tony D. Because I know that was one of his favorite parts of the whole damn song.
Speaker: That guitar, so I'm not, like I said, I'm not even a big rock fan, but when your shit's good, your shit's good. Bigger than Black Top Mojo, damn it. That guitar sold out to be fucked with. That man gave his outro, I'ma get mine, damn it. All of y 'all up in here who came through tonight. Appreciate y 'all. Thank y 'all. This was fun. We enjoyed ourselves. Damn it, Jeff. Enjoy home. You've been up here. I know what you got going on. I ain't bugging. I ain't tripping. Mike, take care of yourself. Get back up here so that you can. Smoke, you know, we're going to see you soon. Brian, I know you're probably driving home from work. Cam, your bastard.
Speaker: Oh, what's the other dude's name? Oh my God. All your friends, everybody who's been following, everybody who's been supporting the podcast. Well, man, I've been up here for two years. He's celebrating. He's enjoying himself. He invited me to be here. Dammit, I'm joining him. Wait a second. One time for me, Tony D. Let him know one time, baby. We're doing shit.
Speaker: This is more than just talking noise. We're carrying conversations. We ain't got to argue. We're going to debate. We're going to disagree. We're going to keep it moving. Y 'all better grow up out there. Playing is simple. One love. Mother major. Motherfucker, we out of here. Yeah, there. Ladies and gentlemen, you heard it. With that being said, be good. Or be like Glick and be good at it. Be letting me hit the damn button.
Speaker: watching the button one of the
