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Speaker: Look what I got here. Hey, where are the white women at? That might be what gets us canceled. Fucking golf hawks, goddamn intro.
Speaker: Tony D. What's going on in your world? We're getting to see Tony's house. There you go. This is a nonsensical, nonsense cribs on cribs. They always took you to the bedroom and said, this is where the magic happens. Tony's going to take us to the kitchen and say, this is where the magic happens. Y 'all I'm going to the store. So y 'all go seem to look crazy, but
Speaker: I started going to the store. What's going on in your world? Anything new? Anything exciting? No, that's the best. Nothing new, nothing major. I think I'm going to drive through 15 minutes. And then I'll go inside and see what the delay is on my prescription pickup.
Speaker: Damn. How long did they tell you? Usually they're relatively quick about prescription pickups, especially if you're at the doctor and they like call it in or something. And froze. I'm going to take his wifi off before he walked out. Anywho, Tony's on his way to the drug store. I'm always, you know,
Speaker: He's gotta go drug shopping. I'm the greatest broadcaster out here. Nobody there. That's for sure. I'm the greatest broadcaster out here. I mean, you're a broadcaster. He broadcast a lot. Fucking like back there man every time I forget to turn it off. Can't make.
Speaker: This is how damn dedicated I am. I had like a lazy ass fucking Sunday yesterday, man.
Speaker: I mean, I slept pretty good, so I needed it. That was the first Sunday I had off. The previous two I had worked and during the week. Now, mind you, 4th of July was one holiday, and then the other, I think the following week, that Monday was the first one. And then I was at work and I posted overtime in the process. That feels good, being able to get back and pulling overtime, because y 'all know how it's been for me for the past year. Overtime is always good. When you can make any extra green, that's always nice.
Speaker: No, I didn't do shit yesterday, man. We took cash out for his birthday. We went and did a birthday lunch because Nicky had to work yesterday. We came home. I mean, I felt fine. Like, I wasn't hungover or anything like that, man. That liquid IV ain't no joke, bro. Well, that means you got energy now. Good. But I just sat around, man. I started watching a new show. It's called Joe Pickett.
Speaker: It's about a game warden. It's on Paramount. Uh, Joe, what Joe picket. Okay. Got a Western field, like a modern day Western field, kind of like justified, but the guy's a game warden and not a us Marshall. Hey, I don't sleep at that job as a game warden. That's a serious job. Hey man, I watched, I watched all of season one yesterday. I just sat here and watched.
Speaker: the entire season one. Now I'm ready to watch season two. I'm killing time, man, because I got tomorrow, the brand new, uh, justified comes out. Prime evil that, that airs tomorrow night. So I'll be locked in on that. I'm ready. I'm, I'm ready to watch that. But no, I just had to, I just kind of hung around the house. Cash was outside playing all day with his friends. The girls were chilling out. One of her friends came over.
Speaker: I just chilled them. But no, man, since, you know, since I, you know, I don't want to beat a dead horse, but just real quick, but since I started going to the gym last week, I have noticed my energy levels starting to come back up a little bit. And like I said, that liquid IV, man, it ain't no joke, bro. If you guys haven't already, go ahead and jump on over to liquidiv .com.
Speaker: get all them hydration needs and just make yourself feel better and use our promo code words are hard and get 20 % off. But yeah, man, that stuff ain't no joke, bro. Like to drink it before I'm drinking or, you know, at the gym or come home from the gym. I'm sold, man. I, you know, I'm not typically one that's going to be into like all the, the, the pre workouts and the, and the, this and the that and everything like that. But as far as hydration goes,
Speaker: and feeling good after a workout or after being outside all day or after drinking, that shit ain't no fucking joke. How's that legit real deal stuff? Oh, I'm running with it. I got to put my, I got to get my order put in. I'm going to put me a big old order and so I have a whole bunch of it here at the house. The kicker is to use it while you're working out. That's going to be a big plus. Most of the concentration and you got to stay hydrated to exercise anyway.
Speaker: If you're actually that busy, you won't be as fatigued if you put the two together. So that's a big plus, in my opinion. Hell yeah. No, I'm liking it. I'm enjoying it. It tastes good, too. And like I said, I'm starting to get that energy level to kind of come back up a little bit to where, like last Sunday, I was just kind of just a while laying around the house.
Speaker: Then you said Justified starts tomorrow because the series finale of Mayans comes on, I think, Wednesday. Yeah, Wednesday night. That's gonna be the last episode. I'm like, damn, that's what they do. They'll finish one and start another right behind it. Oh, is it? Yeah, yeah, yeah, because I just finished the first run because it's been several years since Justified had its run. It was six seasons. I just... Yeah, people will.
Speaker: I think I took a nap.
Speaker: Yeah, I just finished it. What was it Friday or Saturday? And now I'm ready for for the new the new series Primeval because they're bringing they're bringing. Of course they're bringing back Tim at the old fan. I mean, you can't do it without him. But Joe Pickett's another one. Like I said, it's kind of like justified, but it's a game warden and I tore through the first season in yesterday. Hell yeah, I wanna.
Speaker: get started on season two. So two seasons on. I got my Star Trek. I got my Star Trek. I'm finishing up New World season one. Then I'm going to get caught up on season two. And I'll be caught up with that show. And I'm probably going to something else I got to watch. It wasn't the boys. I know you all told me about that. It was something else I was supposed to watch. The boys.
Speaker: The boys like it like you know the first few episodes of the first season. It's it's it's a it's a slow burn and it's hard to get through. But once you get past that slow burn, then it's great. A lot of those TV shows do it as soon as it was like that at first. Mine was like that at first. Snowfall was like that at first slow as hell. Oh my God.
Speaker: Yeah, I want to say this kind of Shakespeare. I mean, it wouldn't surprise me. I mean, as we all know, Sons of Anarchy is based off of Hamlet. So. I mean. One original idea, but not really original idea, I mean. Go ahead and steal some shit from Shakespeare.
Speaker: Well, everybody follows Shakespeare Pattem movies and TV shows. They've been doing. What? This is going to be. Yeah, it's just trying to start all these shows and then the downfall is I start to watch them, but then I. I just kind of.
Speaker: I either get bored with them because I watch it so much and I get burned, not bored, but burned out. So then I find myself going back and playing catch up and trying to finish watching certain series. But I messaged Jeff yesterday. I haven't talked to him since Saturday, but I messaged him yesterday because Call of Duty release new skins, speaking of the boys. And they released
Speaker: the boys skins and it has Homelander, Starlight, and Black Noir. And I told him, I said, I'm tempted to spend 20 bucks to get the Homelander skin. Right. This is badass, but it comes with three new guns and a whole bunch of other stuff. They're like, hey, it's fucking Homelander.
Speaker: And yeah, he was technically the bad guy, but he was a bad ex with no fucking, absolutely no fucks to give at all on that show. Cause he knew how bad she was. Like, what are you going to do? Not a God dang thing. Speaking of, uh, of, uh, viewing pleasures over in Dublin this past weekend,
Speaker: There was a double in Ireland. There was a like a YouTube type boxing event with a bunch of YouTube stars. Uh -huh. And then they also had only fans models going up against each other. That's a damn shame. They can't put nothing else on TV. I don't think it was on TV. It was on pay per view, but people were definitely buying it. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker: Only fans model Daniella Helmsley. She won her, you know, she won the match. You know how every finder has like their, their own little, uh, celebration or whatever. Oh, I know what you're talking about now. Yeah. Daniella Helmsley did to celebrate. I heard, I heard, I heard. Yeah.
Speaker: OnlyFans model, she wins her first ever boxing match and what she does to celebrate is yanks her top up and lashes the entire freaking crowd. Everybody that was watching on pay review, she's jumping up and down and shake. Barstool Sports reported on it.
Speaker: And it says only fans model Daniela Helmsley flashes the crowd after her first boxing when that was the headline. And the reporter says, I'll be honest with you. I don't have much to add here. You read the headline. You watched the video. It's exactly it was advertised. Only fans model. Daniela Helmsley shows her boobs.
Speaker: be like the laziest damn reporting, but I can't be bad at my guy at Barstool because he's a hundred percent accurate. I mean, the headline says it all, but I mean, I, I was, uh, I think I seen it on YouTube. Uh, I seen the clip of the fight and it was a legit fight. Like these girls were, I was impressed.
Speaker: I didn't realize that the clip I was watching was from like a boxing event with YouTube stars and OnlyFans models and stuff like that until, you know, after they were talking about our celebration, because both girls did not look bad. They looked legit like boxers. It was clear that they both trained for it and whatnot.
Speaker: But again, I mean, Tony, people are paying for it. People want to watch it. They want to watch these YouTube stars and these model models, uh, fight and do goofy shit. So it's kind of like one of those things. Uh, what? I don't care. You probably deserve it. No, I don't.
Speaker: Are you dying? Yes. Oh my God. But I mean, that's that's how, you know, Jake Paul and Logan Paul got their start. You know, they were doing them YouTube celebrity boxing matches and shit. And look how popular these two goofballs have become. I mean, Logan's in the WWE now. And
Speaker: If you're a wrestling fan and you've seen the kid wrestle, you gotta give props where, you know, credit where credit's due and give the kid props because he is impressive and he is entertaining in the ring. And so far his brother, you know, you can say that he has fought nobodies or he hasn't been in a real fight or anything like that, but still impressive. But they started out doing those celebrity boxing matches.
Speaker: I think one of them, I think Logan fought chaos one or something like that. Another YouTube guy. So you can't, you can't be mad. Um, speaking of, speaking of, uh, YouTube celebrities and, and tick tockers and whatnot.
Speaker: Damn it. Hey, I'm coming dude. I'm picking up the first and single you're good
Speaker: Or is it that? I literally just had this fucking thing. All right, now the video is unavailable. But anyways, this TikToker chick, she posted a video that's gone viral blowing up where she has decided to be the victim. And in her video, she
Speaker: says she target, let her steal up to $3 ,000 worth of merchandise over time while they built a case to send her to jail. And somehow some way she's the victim. So basically what target did is they noticed the pattern with her and they just basically
Speaker: Let her rack up $3 ,000 worth of merchandise and then they filed charges and had her arrested for it. I'm assuming I would assume that's pushing the limit of like a felony or something. I don't really know. I don't know the law well, but she posted a video.
Speaker: And of course, tick doctors, she says, I'll hear this stealing from target for years and thinking nothing of it. Them compiling a whole ass file to send me to jail. Well, yeah, they, uh,
Speaker: You do know, like, like it's almost one of those things where you want to like grab her and shake her and go, listen, stupid. You do realize that stealing is illegal. They do know that I just want to catch them doing it. That's old school. Of course you're going to go to jail. And who cares? They letting letting me steal over $3 ,000 worth of merchandise just so they can send me to jail. It's a setup. If you do it, you stupid.
Speaker: And of course, TikTok being TikTok, the responses were divided. And there were several people that actually had her back and said that Turkey was in the wrong. And just absolutely ripped her into one. Pretty much.
Speaker: Just like, I don't know how many times we've had this conversation. He's goddamn TikTok thinking that they can just say and get away with whatever the fuck they want without any consequences.
Speaker: It's not just Tiktok, it's all of social media knuckleheads. Well, that's what I'm saying, Tiktokers and YouTubers and all these other places. You know, there was a video that I see. All of them, every last one. There was a video that I've seen not too long ago. This kid almost got himself shot because he was running up to cars and parking lots and he had a gas can.
Speaker: And we only had water in the gas cans, but he was acting like he was pouring gas on their cars and he was going to catch him on fire. Well, his old man, his older man got out. Of course, he's a he's a gun carrier. And he reached for his hip. And the kid was like, it's a park, it's a park, it's just water, it's just water. And the old man was like, now we don't play like that around here. We know that you get killed. Mm hmm.
Speaker: But yeah, they don't, they don't got no fucking sense. They think everything's fun in games. They're like, you know, like fucking with people in grocery stores and doing all this other crazy shit. And then when they get caught up and get arrested or somebody blasts them in the mouth or something like that, then they want to get on their stupid platform and play the victim. That's right. Everybody has the right to defend themselves. Period. That is the story.
Speaker: Right? That's the thing. I mean, if I'm in a parking lot, somebody runs up with a gas can and starts pouring liquid all over my car. I don't know what they're doing. That's my property. So my car note, my car insurance, and the loan that I have to pay even after you burn this car. Yep. If I jump out with a ball back and crack you in the skull and leave you a vegetable the rest of your life, you actually shouldn't have played stupid games. Now you're going down. Way to go.
Speaker: I ain't going nowhere. You got video? I mean, I seen a video the other day. I was telling Nikki about it. There was these two chicks in an Uber. Chicken in the back, one chick in the backseat. Of course, the other girl's recording. She's got her gun and she's got her finger on the trigger and she's pointing it at the driver's head and that is back and laughing and having a good old friend thinking it's all fun and games. I told Nikki, I said, you know, when I used to drive Uber, I always get it.
Speaker: If I just, I'm sorry, you got a gun pointed at me. I don't know if you're going to use it and I'm faster than you. We're going to have a scene out of fucking, uh, pulp fiction. I've seen all Marvel secret events at his last episode. Oh yeah. Okay. Your brain is splattered all over my windshield and certain aspect of me is going to feel really bad for it, but also another part of me is not going to give a damn because
Speaker: That's not something to play around. That's not joke. I'm glad you're having fun and think this is the greatest night of your life because you got a gun out with your finger on the trigger, pointing it at the back of an Uber driver's head and at the back of his back and just laughing and, and talking all kinds of craziness. And all this man is trying to do is just fucking. Exactly. It's talking about this and the other thing.
Speaker: Yeah, this **** was stupid. She got and stupid one. This **** kind of case of stupidity and died from it. What up? Chris. Chris was good. Oh, but we're not done with the Tiktokers and YouTubers and influencers yet. Tony
Speaker: I got one more for you as soon as you get back. Yeah. These goddamn these, oh, actually I have two more for you. Oh, where the hell's it at? There it is. Okay. These, these quote unquote social media influencers, man, they ain't got no fucking sense in their head at all.
Speaker: And it's just getting worse and worse and worse every single day. As soon as Tony gets back here, cause I know this one's going to make him on comfortable as fuck, but she's your own, I guess. What are you going to do, man? I mean, yeah.
Speaker: When are you going to learn? Yeah, there's always so much you can do to teach people. Yeah. Lovely day. Lovely day. Lovely day.
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Speaker: Yes. Are there a couple rich white kids from rich white neighborhood in Florida who think that they're gangster rappers or whatever? Wait a minute. Wait a minute. I'm trying not to end the show. This is going to be fun.
Speaker: There we go. We got rid of the echo. Don't end the show. I think. Good. Come back, Tony D. I was trying to take the other one off and then that one went down too. Yeah. So apparently these two idiots and they're identical twin brothers.
Speaker: Now they posted a video that's got since gone viral. I saw those two numb skulls. I already know where this is going. I guess they decided, well, we need to get more attention and whether it's good or bad. So let's just go ahead and make out with each other. Quinn Brothers, identical Quinn Brothers, made a video of them just
Speaker: I haven't seen the video. I've only gone off of what I've read and what I've heard, but basically it was a make out session. I saw it. I don't know. Was it, was it just a kiss or was it tongue and everything? It was enough. It was enough to make it throw up in my mouth. What's your question? Go ahead. You can have it. If you want to show, show it.
Speaker: Oh my God, I haven't watched any of them. Don't even answer that, I haven't watched any of them. Yeah, they said that the video was, the clip was a promotional video for Kodiak Reds, only fans paid, but fans were confused about what they were watching. God damn right, everybody's fucking confused when they see those two on screen, let alone when they start seeing those two start making out with each other.
Speaker: It didn't take long for the fans to believe the brothers had something going on. Brothers. It didn't appear to be the case, according to Fly Soldier. Brothers. Soldier. Soldier claimed there was absolutely no feelings between the siblings and they've done this more than once and saying they'll do it again. Bro. Bro. You got some gay ass, incestual type feelings towards your twin brother.
Speaker: Don't tell me that if you've done this on multiple occasions and you're saying you're going to do it again, nothing wrong with being gay. Everything's wrong with incest though. And it's your identical twin brother, man. Uh, they both claim to be straight males. They're the prank of the white fella going up to black people calling them boy.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, there was that there was two dishes. I mean, it's it's it's ridiculous out there. You know, it's it's gone both ways, but it's just ridiculous.
Speaker: They want Cody, I agreed, went on to say that that they're both straight males and kissing is not counted as a sexual act. He said, while also revealing the stunt had raised their only man subscriber count. There's a deeper meaning behind the video, though. So now they want to fucking logicalize it. And I know that's not a real word. Maybe it's not. I don't know. Maybe I just made it up. I don't even know. But
Speaker: You're not, first and foremost, either one of you two are fucking smart. You're both borderline retarded. Let's call a spade a spade, shall we? But he said there's a deeper meaning behind the video though. Maybe fly soldiers said the stunt was created to tell fans how they wanted to see, and they wanted to see how fucked up this world is. A video of him kissing his brother got more views than any community outreach or, um,
Speaker: or any, you know, like, um, uh, philanthropic, thropic, whatever. You good, Tony? This is going to be one of the crown of peach weekends. You okay, man? You good? This is going to be one of those crown of peach weekends.
Speaker: Oh, okay. Do you need a minute? They're the prank of the white fella going at the, um, Oh shit. It's 2023. Me a piece of the bronze in the house. You need a minute going to drop down or whatever. We want to say something, say something. Mm hmm. Mm hmm.
Speaker: Knee stretch, shake, let it go. Knee stretch, shake, let it go. Boy. I ain't not a killer, but don't push me. Man. Man. Anywho, them island boys, I did see the clip. Yeah, they can, that's their world. The boxer that flashed everybody heard about that word.
Speaker: Bigger's the women who do that. Fuck it. That's a heterosexual male. I'm sorry. Bigger's the women who do that. We love it. Let me take a fucking second. Oh, Brian, you're an idiot. I have not looked at any Mariah Mills video's golf hawk. You crazy bastard. I am going to say there's nothing wrong with that woman except for the fact that now she looks crazy. There ain't nothing wrong with her. I mean,
Speaker: Well, I ain't gonna say crazy, but she's looking. And she and she knows she's doing wrong and she's only doing it because she's mad or whether she's hurt or whatever. I will refer to you as the lead champion, but you ain't my champion. Other than that,
Speaker: I didn't mean to cut you off. I apologize if they had a phone call soon as I got back. It was personal. The council is in the month, August 18th. What concert? I don't know boys. Y 'all can watch them. Go ahead. No, that's what I was saying.
Speaker: Cody, I read, um, or no fly soldier. Sorry. He said the stunt was created to tell, or to show, to tell fans how they wanted to see how fucked up the world is a video of him kissing his brother. Got more views than any community outreach or philanthropic work they've done. I ain't never seen any videos of these two doing anything in the community or doing any kind.
Speaker: of give back or charity or anything like that. Everything they do is them just acting buck wild, acting crazy and acting foolish. And I'm surprised ain't nobody caught a case over these two idiots yet. Sadie, how you doing? Oh, Brian's on the telecoastal. Okay, cool. Because I mean, they were on, they were on Logan Paul's,
Speaker: podcast. Do they seem sane to anybody is my question. Do they seem sane to you? They're not. They're not. They're they're mentally unstable. There's something seriously wrong in there. The body pierces and the hair do. And Sadie. Does it take to send a letter to Canada? Who's it going to? Canada. It says Dear Canada. You. Yeah.
Speaker: Oh, shady. But I think it was last year they were on Logan Paul's podcast and one of the guys on their podcast had made a comment and then they want to act real thuggish real fast like like they're real gangsters or something like that. And they were talking about they would fight this kid. They were going to whoop this dude's ass and everything else. Fucking Logan Paul jumped up and boy, both of them sons of bitches changed their tune real quick and could not get out that that studio fast enough. Oh,
Speaker: But Logan Paul was about to put the hurt on him. I was like, damn. I can't believe you paid overpriced tickets to see an overrated band. Brian. Brian. Yeah, no, there is definitely something
Speaker: not right mentally with those, with those two. I want to start off with drugs. I mean, well, one of them was just arrested not too long ago for domestic violence on his girlfriend. I'm going to start off with, with bad parenting. With who? With bad parenting. I'm not. I am. Because there are two rich kids who grew up with everything given to them.
Speaker: We'll go trust fun -ass babies, which means mommy and daddy was probably not that big of a part of their lives. That's why - It's like saying you're not a part of your kids' lives. It's bullshit. What? It's like saying you're not a part of your kids' lives. It's bullshit. My kids aren't doing what their kids are doing. And if they were doing that, I would step in and go, whoa, whoa, whoa. Let's pump the fucking brakes. Let's pump the brakes. Look at yourself in the mirror.
Speaker: Look at what you're doing. You're putting this out there for the whole world to see. This is really the image that you want to portray. I don't think it's bad parenting because a lot of these kids these days doing the same thing we did, but we wanted to. They're just exposing themselves like they're doing it. I also knew that if I got caught, I was going to get my ass beat.
Speaker: Well, they're not getting to ask me like they used to, because they can call a cop from the police. I wasn't doing anything crazy when I was a kid. Yes, you was. The craziest thing I did was drink. That you'd confess off. As a team? No. I mean, drinking, getting to fights. That you'll confess. That's what I did as a teenager. That's it? I was a sexy man when I was in high school. I worked two jobs. I played sports. And then I moved out my senior year. I didn't have time to be crazy.
Speaker: Jesus, you fucking simp. Calm down. You've been listening to smoke too long. Brian over here, just king of the simps. Change your name. King Simp. It's just Sadie. Brian, it's okay. It's okay, man. I can't help it.
Speaker: Speaking of uh my last little hit here in the social media world, but I understand its names in social media are
Speaker: Yeah. And they're supposed to be getting in a fight sometime soon. They're supposed to be fighting. Now, they both look like fucking nerds, but Mark Zuckerberg is obviously trained for years in like jujitsu or some shit like that. So is Elon Musk. There you go. Italy's Minister of Culture has reported he offered to host the cage match between
Speaker: Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk. You know what, you say what you want to say about Ohio Public Schools, but they're definitely better than South Carolina Public Schools. I went to a trade school anyway, so I just got caught out of build things. They're so racist, Brian. I'm a Bigfoot Sasquatch, not Wookiee. Know the difference.
Speaker: quiet your tongue, but, uh, the, uh, Italy's minister of culture is reportedly offered to host the cage match. The proposed cage fat or the proposed cage fight between, uh, Musk and Zuckerberg could take place. None other, none other than in a historical spot. I think Italy think I was thinking, uh, MGM grand in Vegas think
Speaker: more historical. The Coliseum. The goddamn. Are you not? The Coliseum in Rome. Coliseum. They're not mad at them. I mean, they're talking shit. I think that I I have seen where there was an interest in both of them to do. I just haven't seen that it was going to be official.
Speaker: I think Elon Musk said, Mark, ask your mommy if you're allowed to come out and fight. Yeah, because he's got about 20 years on him, don't he? Elon's an old dude, man. He's an old dude on Mark Zuckerberg, I believe. Oh, yeah. Yeah, definitely.
Speaker: But, um, the minister, uh, Gennaro, something or another, uh, he said that he has reached out to both Zuckerberg and months about hosting the fight. And he's also been in touch with UFC president Dana White, who is trying to put this together to make it happen, uh, who will help, who will help promote the fight if it does it, if in fact, it does actually take place. That's a billion dollars right there.
Speaker: Oh, dude. It's a billion dollars right there. They'll do that shit. Ease. The undercard for that would probably be a billion dollars. Just because of who the main event was. That's just easy money for them. But yeah, the nearly 2 ,000 -year -old Coliseum is considered one of the new seven wonders of the world. Oh, I didn't know that. No, it is one of the seven wonders of the world. Has it?
Speaker: It's, I said it's considered one of the, one of the new seven wonders of the world. So I don't think you have a new seven when you get the original seven, you need another seven. And it's like the NWO Wolfpack. You have the original NWO and then he got the new NWO man. I don't know. Then you got the LWO. I got the BWO too. I forgot about the crazy motherfuckers.
Speaker: But it says though, one of Italy's most popular tourist attractions, most of the Colosseum is in ruins and it does have limited capacity inside of the venue. Paul McCarthy previously staged a charity concert at the Colosseum for 400. That would be cool. To be one of the 400 who got to see Sir Paul McCarthy play at the Colosseum. I wouldn't be mad at that. I mean, I wouldn't.
Speaker: Earlier this month, following reports at Zuckerberg Zuckerberg's, uh, meta was developing its own text based social media platform to compete with Musk Twitter. Musk challenged his fellow tech mogul to a cage fight. Zuckerberg who has been training in Brazilian jiu -jitsu during the pandemic accepted the challenge. That's why he's feeling froggy. That's it right there. Was that, was that on Nikki? Yeah.
Speaker: So I said, don't be going by saying hi when I say hi to me. Hey, Tony said, don't be going by and not saying hi to him. She's about to flip me off, ladies and gentlemen, watch this. And then it goes on that both Musk and Zuckerberg have been going back and forth in a word of war, a word of war. A word of words. Yeah, word of words. Kind of taking shots at each other and fucking with each other and everything else like that.
Speaker: but I would love to see it. You know, even if it was like a stage gimmick thing, I think it would be cool to see. Cause I mean, let's be honest, Facebook and Twitter are the two biggest social media platforms out there. Exactly. And those are the two of the biggest, not the two biggest, two of the biggest. And those two guys are the head honchas. Like that's their world, you know?
Speaker: I think they should up to stakes winner takes off. Nah. Yeah. And you're going to do it in the Coliseum, a fight to the death. No, that's a little bit gladiator style. Bring him up. My guy from my space and he can be the, uh, he needs to get in the damn fight to get his shit back.
Speaker: I think he's, I think he's doing all right. He probably made his money and did before the bullshit started. He's doing all right. He, he made a ass load of money. I think he sold out, made an ass load more money. And then my space kind of just faded into obscurity and he's still sitting back like, I'm good for the rest of my life. Shit. My great grandkids are good. If he's smart, like I think he is. Yeah. He's chilling. Hmm.
Speaker: Well, you don't hear anything about him anymore. Let's see. Who, what was that guy's name? I don't fucking remember. I was Billy on my space. Who created my space? I know it was everybody's friend, Tom, Tom Anderson and crystal wolf marketing company universe. Did it created my space in 2023 or 2003. Sorry. I bet.
Speaker: I got too thick. Ouch. He sold it and he picked up a passion for photography back in 2011. MySpace Tom, real name Tom Anderson now runs the planet. He's a photographer, but he sold MySpace for 580 million. Damn. Yeah.
Speaker: uh and as of 2011 he sold it back in 2005 he travels a lot and has and as you can see from his and now he's a photographer i now roll was the planet in search of the perfect photograph whether it's hanging out in hong kong harbor exploring the ancient city of
Speaker: uh, ancient cities gazing and all at the Northern lights in Iceland. Yeah. He's just, he's just chilling. Yeah, dude. He's, he's just fucking like bucket. I'm just going to take pictures, bro. And he takes some great pictures. I mean, they've got like a list of his, uh, they've got a bunch of his pictures. He takes some cool ass fucking pictures, man. I, you know,
Speaker: So yeah, my man Tom is just, just kind of living life in the shadows, not fucking around, not doing anything, not, not fucking with anybody. I'm going to disappear to the hell with y 'all. He just, he just stayed low key enjoying his damn life. Said, fuck it all. The hell with all y 'all sons of bitches.
Speaker: Um, excuse me. There's your kinda, your news and social media for the day. Sorry about that. Shit. That's all right. You're good, man. Get you some, uh, get you some Oreo gel. I got some. This was about to put on in a minute. Oh, geez. Oh, geez. In the building. I got Elon, man. I got Elon in the fight.
Speaker: Elon, Elon's a big dude though, man. I don't think he gets credit for how big he really is. I don't know how big he is. I don't know how big other one of them are. Let's look up stats. Let's look up. Let's look up fight stats. Shall we? Damn, this shit hurts. This is Mark Zuckerberg's height and weight. I want to say both of them about six foot. Mark Zuckerberg, 38 years old.
Speaker: 154 pounds, five foot seven. What is Elon Musk, height and weight? Here we go. Everything you need to know about the fight. He's 52. Mark Zuckerberg, five seven, Elon Musk, six one and a quarter.
Speaker: Zuckerberg's 154, Elon's 187. Both trained in Brazilian jiu -jitsu. Parallels between... Musk was particularly inspired by Royce Gracie. So both trained in Brazilian jiu -jitsu and whatnot. We got here.
Speaker: Yeah. So, I mean, Elon's got almost seven inches on him and 50 plus pounds. I didn't hear 50 pounds. I'm just sitting a minute ago. Zuckerberg's 150, not 55 pounds. I'm sorry. I'm an idiot. 35 pounds. 35 pounds. That's what I was thinking. That's what I heard. Elon, it says Elon falls between, that's a hell of a gap between 165 and 187.
Speaker: So that's a 22 pound difference. That ain't much. That ain't much. That ain't much. 20 pounds ain't much. Put 20 pounds on your frame right now, which you already are. Tell me that ain't much. If it's all muscle, then it ain't much. I'm going to put somebody's ass on. I'm just saying. I love me. I'm just faster. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker: I mean, save for me. I put 20 pounds on. That's a big difference. I take 20 pounds off. That's a big difference. Sounds like that for anybody. Right. And it's all about solution. Why you move with that weight? Look at Bob Fett. He a big dude he can move. There's a lot of big dudes out there.
Speaker: can move. I mean, look at fucking miles Garrett. Dude's 300 pounds, 300 plus pounds and moves like he's a hundred pounds and is as strong as a goddamn freight train. Right. And look at Derek Henry. Exactly. I mean, he is a small dude and he's fast and powerful. Exactly. Oh, Butterbean's big ass was deceiving.
Speaker: Butterbee was overweight big. He was obese big, but he took a blow and gave him back. That's what he asked about Butterbee. He was a big dude, but he would roll with it. He was deceivingly fast and obviously strong, but he had no stamina, unfortunately. Well, he wasn't muscular to have stamina like that. Well, he just didn't have cardio.
Speaker: So, I mean, there's a lot of big muscular dudes out there that have no stamina. You see a lot like that. I'm trying to think of big ass fighters that would get gassed fast, especially if you took them into a third, fourth round.
Speaker: You got, if you're lean, you're supposed to have endurance. The problem being lean is being able to take blows. You know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah. And if you're lean, you should be able to move with no pride. Yeah, and you see a lot of guys, you know, unfortunately, as they get older, I mean, Chuck Liddell used to be able to take a shot right on the chin. But as he got older, man, that motherfucker had a glass jaw. You'd barely...
Speaker: Grays his jaw and he was going to sleep. Right. But that's one of those things that unfortunately come with age if you're not staying up on it and all that jazz. What's...
Speaker: Sorry, I was looking at, I just seen a bunch of comments, my bad. I don't know. I wasn't even really super upset. It kind of came across like I was really pissed off, but I really wasn't. I talked to Tony a little bit before the show started tonight. I told him, you know, my biggest thing is I didn't want to have that conversation on the air. I did not want to have that conversation. And I did not want it to turn into a screaming match at all. I started talking to Jeff.
Speaker: Um, he'll be fine. I give him by Wednesday. He'll probably be busy. It just got heated Saturday night, but we're going to take a real quick break. Go for it. We are going to be taking breaks on Mondays. You guys are going to start to see a little bit of a change in the show moving forward. Um,
Speaker: Senator kind of motivated me, but we're going to take a real quick break. Probably at least in the United States. And then probably one of the biggest news headlines right now in the US is go for US. When we come back from break. I'm going to break it down. Kind of get my man's opinion on it. Get your guys's opinion on it.
Speaker: For those of you who don't know, it is almost a 30 -year -old news story that has come back. So I'm going to give you a little bit of the history on it and kind of the deal and all that jazz. But we're going to take a real quick break. And we'll be back here in just a few minutes. I'm going to hit you guys with this real quick because we got paid in bills, as Jeff likes to say. I'll wait on you to pay them bills. I'll be paying them bills. Trust me, my bank account shows. I'll be paying all them bills for this show.
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Speaker: Miss the phone call, when it's your fault Miss the late night, don't miss you at all I like the kick in the back I'll take you to the beach I love the way that it ends Don't miss you, I'm just a single priest
Speaker: I'd rather fight than just fake it Cause then I get wrong You know that I've had enough I dare you to call my bluff Can't take too much of a good day I'm paying you So Mr. Baby, where you atin' me? I'm Mr. Screamin' away that you blame me So Mr. Phone Call, where did you vote? Mr. Late Night, don't miss you
Speaker: And the things you do to me I love the way that it ends I don't miss you, I miss the misery Just know it'll make you hurt I'll miss the lies and the pain, won't you think to me? Truth tell me you'll make it worse I'd rather fight all night than watch the TV I hate that feeling inside Truth tell me your heart you'll see
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Speaker: Golf. I didn't get the whole story on it. Go ahead and finish the intro. Welcome back to the show, everybody. Welcome back to Nonsense School Nonsense. It is Monday night. We're getting the week started off right. New chapter is what it is. If you're not already, go ahead and check out them socials. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Don't forget to hang out with your boys live Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, 7 p .m.
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Speaker: and the White House. So we all know belongs to Hunter Biden. I'm surprised they haven't pulled the Trump card and blame Trump yet. I mean, let's just say status quo. I heard it was kind of Lisa Rice's. I don't know. But probably bigger than that. Probably way more media attention than that.
Speaker: is the Gilgo beach serial killings. I don't know the whole story with this. Don't worry, Tony. I'm going to get you guys up to date. They finally arrested who they have, who they feel without a shadow of a doubt was the killer. They arrested, um,
Speaker: Rex Powerman, a 59 -year -old, was arrested and charged with the murder in the killings of the three of the Gilgo Four. And there's also belief that he is the, what the hell do they call that? The Eastway Strangler or something like that. There was four killings down in Atlantic City. And they think that he might've done that as well.
Speaker: I'll get into that, how they caught him, how they found him, all this jazz. But before I do that, let me go ahead and give you guys a little bit of a history lesson because Tony, as he just said, he doesn't remember it or know the whole story or anything like that. The Gilgo Beach serial killings up in Long Island, also the Long Island serial killer.
Speaker: They were killings and were a series of murders between 96 and 2011 in which the remains of up to 18 people were found. Mainly women, one man and a woman and a baby. All sex workers, whether they were on Craigslist or this, that, or the other thing, most, or I'm sorry, most of the known victims were sex workers who advertised on Craigslist.
Speaker: as I said, that they dubbed him the Long Island serial killer. Long Island's not very big. Gilgo Beach is not a very big area. And these bodies are just kind of strewn out throughout this area. There's potentially 10 to 18 victims.
Speaker: So the victims' remains were found over a period of months between 2010 and 2011 after the disappearance of Shannon Gilbert, resulted in the police search of the area along the Ocean Parkway, where are near the remote beach towns of Gilgo and Oak Beach in Suffolk County up there in Long Island, New York. Remains of four victims designated as the Gilgo Four were found within a quarter mile of each other.
Speaker: Have you seen this motherfucker? Yeah, dude. I'm looking at it now. Jesus, 203 leads to life. Yeah, when I get to them arresting and everything, when I get to that, if you want to pull up a picture, if you're looking at it. I'm looking at it on Wikipedia because everything else is news stories on different dates.
Speaker: were extensive remains that were found in March and April, 2011 in Suffolk. And what is that? Nassau Nassau Nassau Nassau Nassau counties are up from New York. Police believe the latter sets other remains predate the four bodies found in December of 2010. I believe there was a movie based off of this called Lost Girls.
Speaker: So obviously they've done numerous films and television programs, podcasts and other media. 48 hours, Long Island Serial Killer did a documentary on it. The Long Island Serial Killer 2013 was another one.
Speaker: Lyrics from the 2014 Panama wedding song, Feels Like Summer, reference the events of the murders. People Magazine investigates. The Killing Season was a docu -series. Crime Junkie, which is a really good podcast. If you guys have never heard of Crime Junkies, check them out, they're awesome. Lost Girls was the Netflix film. 60 Minutes Australia covered it.
Speaker: Uh, Lifetime television did Long Island serial killer mother's son for justice, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Um, so basically they kind of broke down the timeline. Just want to let y 'all know. I'll leave a like every time I see y 'all live streaming. Appreciate that mistake. Thank you. Appreciate the love, man. So the timeline from the murders.
Speaker: Was the Fire Island Jane Doe. Jane Doe number seven partial remains found on Fire Island. That was 96. 97 peaches Jane Doe number three partial remains found at Hampstead Lake State Park. 2000 spring summer Valerie Mack last seen by family members November 19 Valerie Mac's partial remains found in Manorville.
Speaker: 2003, Jessica Taylor, last seen in July. Partial remains found in Manorville in July of 26, or July 26 of 03. Maureen Raynor Barnes, last seen in July. So this is of 07. The killer in July, later in July, then calls a friend
Speaker: of Marines, Sarah Barnes receives a phone call from a man claiming that he had just seen and that she was alive and staying at a whorehouse in Queens. And then in 2009, all these happened in July. Notice the timeframes. Melissa Bartholomew last seen and then July, August her sister Melissa receives a series of vulgar mocking and insulting calls
Speaker: using Melissa's cell phone, to which the caller finally tells her sister she's dead. 2010, Shannon Gilbert makes a panic phone call to 911. 4 .50 a .m. After fleeing a client's house in Oak Beach, she bangs on doors of several neighboring houses and disappears. June 6, Megan Waterman, last seen, September 2nd, Amy Lynn Costello, last seen.
Speaker: December 11th, Melissa Barthelemy's remains are found. In December 13th of 2010, Megan Waterman, Amber Lynn Costello, and Maureen's remains are all found. They become... So kind of a real quick, rough kind of history of the Gilgo beach.
Speaker: for the Long Island serial killer, which leads us to this weekend. When, as I said, Rex Howardman, 59, was arrested and charged with the murder and the killings of three of the Gilgo for a group of women whose remains were unearthed near Long Island's Gilgo Beach in 2010. He has pleaded not guilty to the killings of Melissa, Megan, and Amber. He is also the prime suspect of the 2007
Speaker: 2007 disappearance and killing of a fourth woman, Marine. According to bail application from the prosecutors, though he is yet to be charged in the case, we're also confident that we're gonna be able to eventually charge him for the fourth murder. Howard Menon is an architect, had only one question during the intake at the jail, being arrested last week, a source fellow familiar with the case. He asked, is it in the news?
Speaker: That's all he wanted to know. Is it in the news? He's been put on suicide watch since he's arrived at the hospital. When the police entered the house with their warrant down in his basement, they found between 200 and 300 firearms walled off
Speaker: and a walled off vault behind a locked metal door in Hauerman's basement. That's just like, bro, what are you doing? Being crazy. The stash included pistols, revolvers, semi -automatic rifles. Hauerman was an avid hunter, but the Trove was more guns than the authorities were expecting.
Speaker: They only knew of about 92 that he had registered in the state. Ladies and gentlemen, he lives in New York. Tony D, you are a native New Yorker. Smoke, who we all know, is a New Yorker. I've got friends in New York. It is very, very, very, very hard to get a gun in New York.
Speaker: I wasn't old enough to know about that. I left as a child, and I admit that. As hard as it is to get a gun in New York, it used to be very fucking easy because everybody had one. Legally. Thank you. Everybody got one. Everybody fucking got guns. Yeah, legally. Thank you. Everybody got guns. Everybody got fucking guns. Stop that.
Speaker: Yeah. To legally own a gun in New York. It is a very hard thing to do. It's not something easy that you're just going to, you know, like when I went and bought my, my gun, I literally went into the gun store, picked out the one I wanted. They ran my background check, came back clean, bought a thing, bought a boom half hour later. I got my gun. I got my holster. I got a box of ammo. I'm out the door and I'm carrying.
Speaker: that same day. Ohio is an open carry state. So, yeah. Unfortunately, when I went to go get my CCW, it was right at the beginning of the pandemic and everything was shutting down. So thankfully, Ohio is an open carry, so I can carry in Ohio without my CCW. Then last summer, they passed the law that you don't have to have a CCW to carry concealed in Ohio anymore. So
Speaker: Kind of, kind of lucked out in both aspects. But it is a very hard thing to do in New York to obtain guns legally. Legally. I'm sorry. Shit. I said legally. Legally. Not illegally because you can obtain guns anywhere in this great country illegally. Very easily.
Speaker: The search of a Howerman's house in Massapequa Park, Long Island has largely been focused on forensics, but authorities are also looking for items that could be souvenirs because as we all know, anybody who knows anything about serial killers, if you're into that kind of thing, all serial killers like to take some kind of souvenir. It's like a badge of honor or like a trophy from their victims.
Speaker: Um, things that appear to be hidden or kept in such a way. Other family members would not have come across them. According to the source, one out of place item that investigators have found is a doll that was found in the house, but not in the children's room. So, and there's a whole, I mean, this is, um, if you got, I mean, this story is everywhere. You guys, I don't want to, it's a very long article. I don't want to keep diving into it too much.
Speaker: But basically the way they caught him, A, he had a lot of burner accounts where he was going on the interwebs. And based off of his internet searches, they were very disturbing.
Speaker: Obviously, obviously. Yeah, no, his porn searches were grape -related, physical abuse -related. In one article, they listed off all these searches. And I don't want to put them out there because they are very disturbing just to hear the words, let alone to try to picture how graphic these sites must have been.
Speaker: I mean, all the way down to the mundane short fat redheads or whatever. So he kind of got their attention through that and whatnot. So then in return, we're obviously keeping an eye on him. And I guess him and his wife were at a pizza joint having pizza. They were sitting outside.
Speaker: They got done. He threw the pizza box away. Well, there was DNA. And I thought you didn't want to be the dead horse. You want to elaborate on the murders. I'm not elaborating on murders. That's how they found him. And because there was DNA on one of the bodies, not to mention multiple hairs from his wife. Not that his wife had anything to do with it, but it's transfer.
Speaker: And there was one or two of her hairs in this pizza box. That's how they locked it down because they had the DNA from the murders in, you know, in evidence. And they already had him as a suspect. So when he threw that pizza box away, they were able to match DNA.
Speaker: And the hairs that were left on the on the bodies that belong to his wife, again, they were able to match that with DNA. Again, she's not she's not a suspect in any way, shape or form. Because if you live with somebody, ladies, we know you guys shed hair ice. I got long hair.
Speaker: I brushed my hair, I got hair that comes out, beard hair that falls out that Nikki probably has on her clothes from time to time. So that's how they nailed this sick son of a bitch. Cuz they were already watching them. And they didn't need a warrant to get that because it was in the trash. And the murders are what happened. That's what I said, y 'all wanna know more about it if you don't already know,
Speaker: The Gilgo Beach murders, Long Island serial killer. I don't want to get into the graphic -ness because it is... Pretty much, ladies and gentlemen, that dude's doing life plus 200 years from what I just read. That ought to tell you how graphic -y it is. And like I said, they're thinking that they... 11 people over from 1996 to 2011, you said? Yeah.
Speaker: And they're looking at the possibility of being able to tie him to four other murders in Atlantic City. To where if it's true, if he did kill those four girls, he might be the first quote unquote serial killer in history, or fun fact trivia for you, that had two different names. That they can prove. Because he was the Long Island serial killer,
Speaker: And then down there in Atlanta, it was the Eastway Strangler, I think it was. Atlantic City, not Atlanta. Atlantic City, my bad. So, but he was down in that area around the timeframe of those four murders. And it's, there's a lot of similarities between the Long Island and the Atlantic City murders. So they think that - And in all honesty, people from Long Island and New York City area do go to Atlantic City rather frequently. That is the truth.
Speaker: I mean, I know it's not right down the road, but it seems like the way everybody talks, that's up there, depending upon where you live. This is a regular trip for a lot of people. I've known that since I was a child. That's a regular trip for a lot of people. Yeah, it's like me going to Cleveland or Cincinnati. You know, it's just a quick - Yeah, like that or a shorter distance than LA going to Vegas. Shit like that. But, you know,
Speaker: I'm a true crime junkie. Um, I always have been, I've always been fascinated with, with serial killers and true crime and stuff like this. So I heard that this weekend and I, and I just, I've been all in since they arrested Eve, but here's the kicker. Everybody has this image of serial killers because we've seen
Speaker: You know, um, we're mirror as the night stalker. He's kind of crazy looking. You seen, uh, you see guys like Jeffrey Dahmer. He's kind of, kind of goofy, crazy looking and Kemper was kind of scary. Uh, he was the, um, he, uh, the co -ed killer.
Speaker: back in the seventies. And he was a monster of a man. He was an absolute mountain of a man. He was almost seven foot tall, 300 pounds. And the crazy thing about it was he was killing these co -eds, these girls, and he always wanted to be a cop. So Doon hung out with the cop bar. He knew all the cops. He knew everything about the story. He knew all the guys. He knew all the guys.
Speaker: Yeah, he was a big guy. If you ever watched the show, Mine Hunters on Netflix, he was kind of the basis of the first season. And if you haven't watched Mine Hunters on Netflix, I would seriously recommend it. It's basically a reimagining loosely based on real events of the BAU, which is the behavior analysis unit, the profilers.
Speaker: Edwin Kemper's story is one of many stories about a serial killer. Amazon Prime documentary about him was titled Kemper on Kemper inside the mind of a serial killer. That's another one. Yeah. John Wayne Gacy was a pillar of the community. He was in politics. He owned his own construction company. He was the clown killer. He dressed up as clowns for kids birthday parties. But this gentleman, Rex Howerman,
Speaker: If you get a chance, go ahead and Google them. Give them a look. Rex Howerman? Yeah, Rex Howerman is the Long Island serial killer. No. His name was Joel Rifkin. Who? Rex Howerman. Hang on. The guy we were just talking about originally? The co -ed killer? No. The one that's the Long Island Gilco killer. That's Rex Howerman. Oh, his name was Joel.
Speaker: Gilcon of some shit, hang on. Gilco, GI, Gilgo Beach. Excuse me, Gilgo Beach Murders. Joe Rifkin. They had, when I first pulled it up, it was Joe Rifkin. That's the one that had all them years I was just talking about. Now I see how I'm in, I see it now. They gave me the wrong one the first time. 1996, 2011, 18 people.
Speaker: Joel the Ripper that he was another he was in New York City. He was in the Joe Rifkin was in Joel Rifkin was in New York City. Rex Howerman was that was the Long Island Sierra. That's what they were right. I see it. They gave me a different story earlier. They gave me like the most unsuspecting type motherfucker on the planet. Just just an average just an average schmuck.
Speaker: Yeah, nothing, nothing. That's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's ma 'am, please. Nothing. Yes, how am I 59?
Speaker: Classic was good. David Rifkin's America's Silver Killer was sent to 23 years of prison. Yes. That's what I saw originally the first time. Yeah. What's going on, OG? He just ripped that shit straight from him. Straight from him. He pulled all that shit. Well, this should have fenced it to me. He be on it. What's going on, OG? How you doing, brother? My man. Yeah, no. Yeah. I mean, dude.
Speaker: I, you know, I can get into these serial killer podcasts and, and, and true crime. I don't know what it is, but I'm so fascinated with this stuff. Fucking love it. Um, speaking of serial killers, not only did they arrest the Long Island serial killer, um,
Speaker: Not necessarily a serial killer, but a murderer nonetheless was set free this past week. After serving 53 years in prison. Tony D, can I ask you to Leslie Van Houten is negative. Do you know who Charles Manson is? Yes. She was a part of the Manson family. Now she was not just
Speaker: after 53 years. Yeah. One of them just got released. I still got to get that. I still got to get that book OG. It's in my cart. I haven't had a chance to order it yet, but I do want, I do want to get it. It's in my cart and I plan on getting it. Yes. The night after the tape murders, uh, Lisa Van Houten and Tex. Oh, where's it at?
Speaker: On August 10, 1969, Van Houten, she was only 19 when she participated in the murders of Leno LaBianca, a wealthy grocer and his wife Rosemary at their Los Angeles home. The LaBianca's were both stabbed to death and the word war was carved into Leno's stomach.
Speaker: Van Houten told ABC News in 94 that she and another Manson follower took Rosemary into the bedroom and the sounds of Leno dying came into the bedroom. Horrible guttural sounds. She started calling out to him and yelling for him. And at that moment, for a brief moment, I realized, you know, these are people that love each other.
Speaker: She said Manson followers, Tex Watson handed her a knife, basically saying, do something because Manson said, we all gotta get our hands dirty. To which she proceeded to stab her 16 times in her lower back. Van Houten did not participate in the murders of actress Sharon Tate and the four others who were killed
Speaker: the, at another Los Angeles home the night before while Manson didn't commit the killings himself. He commanded his followers to do so. And he actually died in prison about six years ago. But yeah. Oh gee, this, this, this Leslie Van Houten. She is going to, she is going to make so much money off of
Speaker: off of money, news, interviews, books, radio show gigs, TV, you know, she's gonna make the rounds. She was released to parole. She's got three years of parole, maximum.
Speaker: She's, she's really, she did 53 years. That was what she was given. She's got three years of parole, reviewing. Three years recording documentaries, talk shows, looks like y 'all said, yeah, she's going to be chilling. She's going to be chilling. I was looking for, there was a, there was a quote from the sister.
Speaker: Governor Newsome reversed Mrs. Van Houten's, or Ms. Van Houten's parole grant three times since taking office and defended against her challenges. The governor is disappointed by the court's appeal decision to release Van Houten, but you know, here's the thing.
Speaker: here's me playing the devil's advocate. And I apologize, but you have to understand the Charles Manson family, the Manson family, so to say, they were so brainwashed and indoctrinated. I mean, he even had my man from the beach boys sucked in. Um,
Speaker: That was the Woodstock years where everybody was influenced by something new different. Baby Generation has somebody that's kind of influential, if you will. You had Manson during that time frame. You had David Koresh at that one time frame. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, but David Koresh. I mean, yeah, you got David Koresh. I mean, a cult is a cult. Yes. Dennis Wilson.
Speaker: They were, the Manson family was staying in his house. I mean, at one point they basically took over his house. And then, you know, his brother was in the beach boys with him. Basically they're just like, yo, y 'all gotta get the fuck out. And Dennis, you gotta get the fuck away from these motherfuckers cause they're crazy. Um,
Speaker: But yeah, he had these young, and a lot of young women, there was a lot of drug use and this, that, and the other thing, a lot of psychedelics and shit. So he had them so brainwashed and indoctrinated, like you said, David Koresh, Jonestown. You know, they - Them Jones shit, quite a few. And I mean, she's out. Gates, yeah, exactly.
Speaker: Hanafi murders a crew. I don't know about that. I don't know about that classic. I think I've heard of it. I haven't heard about that. Hanafi Muslim Massacre, 1973, Hanafi Muslim Massacre took place January 18, 1973. Two men and a boy were shot to death, four other children ranging from
Speaker: nine days to 10 years were drowned. Two others were severely injured. Is that the one you're talking about? Yeah, I see it. He drowned these kids. Yeah. Purchased and donated them by Milwaukee Books. Kareem Abdul -Jabbar. Pat Robertson, Kenneth Copeland, the fucking Joel Osteen, freaking that goddamn what's his nuts. He's here in Ohio. He said Pat Robertson the kid.
Speaker: They're all like crazy cults and shit like that. You know, they get inside these people's head. I mean, even at one point in time, the Mormons were considered a cult and they were chased out of Utah and whatnot. And that's why there's such a large Mormon community down in Mexico. And if Jeff was here, you could ask Jeff about it. They were considered a cult.
Speaker: Now they're an established religion and this and the other thing, but it's still kind of cultish. A lot of religions have seen this cultish. I had that conversation with Izzy a couple of years ago. When you go down the definitions of a cult, some of the religions follow some of the same practices. And I said, they need everybody. Whatever religion you're in is how you practice. What is that? Oh, a damn pastor at World Harvest Church.
Speaker: hell is his name he might be dead at this point hell but world harvest church here in columbus that man rod parsley i've heard that name that started here in canal winchester columbus area here in ohio rod parsley heard that name other dragged us to that goddamn church and even as a kid i knew that was a fucking cult and a money grab yeah joe was
Speaker: I'm starting my own call. We're going to call it the nonsensical. You are. I am not. I am not. I am your god. No. Lord Almighty Glick. No. You are. I am not. Tony D is my angel to the right and Jeffrey is my devil to the left. I'm not associated with that ****
Speaker: No. No. I hate to bring it to your brother. No. I hate to bring it to your brother. Damn that band that you're trying to put up there too. No. I hate to bring it to your brother. No. No. Nope. Nope. Drink. Drink leaks away. Nope. The cult of nonsensical. Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope.
Speaker: So many of these names, you know, they have been perceived as cults. The Glitchsters just climbing out the wall. Unfortunately, religion as a whole, you know, especially at one point in time, they've all been based
Speaker: or considered some sort of cult. This is sweet, Danny Grace. Reverend Ike, come on, man. The glitch is just coming out the wall. Nobody, I'm not saying nothing, because y 'all thought I'm not doing it. But yeah, no, where I was going with the Van Houten thing was she was a 19 -year -old girl.
Speaker: Is her actions excusable? Nah, not by any means, but at the same time, she was kind of in a lose -lose situation, not to mention the fact that supposedly Manson was trained by the CIA. I've never heard that. Google that shit, because that's a real thing. I'm fucking good.
Speaker: You know why I say that? They said the same thing. My man said the same thing about Ben Ludden. They said, uh, Saddam. All of them went through the CIA. Well, no, I noticed I said supposedly. Yes. You know, but there are many articles out there. There are many, um, well, people out there who have
Speaker: either confirm, you know, have. I'm not fucking with them boys. I'm not fucking with them boys. I'm not fucking with them boys. I'm not fucking with them boys. I'm not fucking with them boys. I'm not fucking with them boys. I'm not fucking with them boys.
Speaker: I didn't say shit. I didn't do shit. I don't know shit. I didn't even Tony God damn be. The only justification Glick has is he tired of me saying shit that I read when I come on specific proof. That means I ain't told him shit. It was worth a damn. Y 'all go talk to him. Y 'all go deal with him on the 200 episodes of shit that he was fucking talking about. Y 'all go deal with him. Tell him I sent you. With the Clippers. I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna do an episode of the Glick Show just on serial killers and cults.
Speaker: Let's have fun. No, no, no, no, not yet. No, I've only done urban legends and cryptids and supernatural and me and you planning a camping trip to Helltown, Ohio. No.
Speaker: was where the Taliban came from. Taliban was, well, that might've been because of that, uh, Afghanistan -Russia war and then Iran -Iraq war. I know a lot of shit was coming from that as the wars in the early 2000s started. And then we'll come closer to it. Uh, I'm not growing mine, bro. With my job, I can't.
Speaker: And when I retire, I got told I look too scraggly by the family. They ain't funny. I'm just going to shave mine off and superglow to Tony's face. Shit. Nope. I'm going to use Gorilla Glue. You can still walk on the wall. You can still walk on the wall looking like you spit the dick in that Wu -Tang video.
Speaker: Now, yeah, we haven't, we haven't, we haven't dived into the world of serial killers and stuff on here. Just because. I watch, I watch all that. The documentary. Yeah, I watched the documentaries. I, I listened to, I mean, the crime, crime junkies is, is, is a good one. Park has, has a serial killers podcast. That's really good because
Speaker: there, there's, there's two hosts. There's a male and female host and, uh, the male kind of the gentleman on the show, he kind of dives into the history of the killing and, and, and, and, and this, that, and the other thing where the, where the lady that's on the show, she dives into like the psychological shit and she goes back to when they were kids and a lot of serial killers. If you look back at it, uh, like their medical histories or, or, or whatever.
Speaker: or whatnot, there's a certain part of the brain. A lot of them have had either head trauma or they were born with some kind of brain malfunction, but there's one part of the brain that almost every serial killer has in common that doesn't quite fire on all cylinders. So, and Ohio has a lot of serial killers. Who? Ohio. Yes, the fuck y 'all do.
Speaker: And a lot of presidents. It's not a decent pattern. But so I mean, that's a really good one. Sword in the Stone is another they're they're real big popular. They've been around for a hot minute. They've actually been on some they've actually been on a lot of serial killer documentaries.
Speaker: with given their quote unquote expert opinion and chiming in during the show and stuff like that. But I mean, those are three just right off top of my head that are really good podcasts if you like true crime and stuff like that. And there's some other ones that I listened to. Last podcast on the left, they do serial killers, true crime, UFOs, paranormal. Right now I'm listening to a six part episode about the creation of a nuclear bomb.
Speaker: and World War II. I was about to say, yeah, Japanese, yeah. Yeah, but they add comedy to it. So it's historical and cool to listen to if you're into that kind of stuff, but there's also a comedy element to it that they have fun with it. But they also, like when they do serial killers, they have what they call gold star episodes, and that's for very graphic, very brutal type shit.
Speaker: Right. Um, but again, the market is, is very, uh, really saturated with, with true crime. Oh, and that's been for the past 20 years. It was almost a stipulation. I'm like, I can't deal with a woman watching these fucking crime shows. Cause that just means she probably won't kill my ass and she know how to get away with it. No. We go to bed every night watching crime shows. Y 'all go ahead. Right now we're watching sexualized and murders.
Speaker: It's about love triangles and cheaters and murder. We won't, we're not going to recognize you because she's going to shave your ass and leave you on the side of the road. We're going to be like, that is not good. It must be on vacation somewhere. That's definitely not good. She got to shave off my tattoos too, because at least I'll have those identifying marks.
Speaker: She's gonna burn you alive. Shut up. She's gonna burn you alive. Ohio Fried Glick. Damn. Fuck KFC. We got OFG. Hey. We're good. We don't know. I can't listen to Dr. Phil Jeeves. His voice and monotone -ness just drives me up like crazy.
Speaker: You guys act like me drinking Miller Lite is something brand new. I've been drinking Miller Lite for at least three and a half years. I've been drinking it the entire life of this podcast. Hey Brian, I'll give you that with Miller Lite, but Miller High Lite is good. I like Miller High Lite. If you like Rock Good. If I like what? If you like Rock Good.
Speaker: You know, you know, you know, Brian dances around in a dress and drinks Bud Light anyways. I don't know why he's. Brian thinks Woodford Reserve. Let's be real. I don't drink liquor anymore, though. That's the thing. And Brian gets fucked up when he or his birthday. I like, I like it. It's my birthday.
Speaker: Nice. He was so happy. He was so damn lit. And it's my birthday. That was my dude though. Yeah, I'm not drinking Bud Light. I don't do light beers. I really don't. I try to, it'll be straight Budweiser. Miller High Life. I don't do Coke 45 anymore. I will drink Blue Bull.
Speaker: Um, well, so it's more likable or Bush, whatever. One of the fucking beers we used to do back in there. I used to drink in Cobra. I stopped that. Hey, lightweight save money. Fuck it. Yeah. I probably, I probably stopped drinking Colt 45 and all those, those $50 a week in alcohol back in
Speaker: 2012, 2013 for me. You had to stop that shit. 2015, definitely. When I retired, I said, I'm going to drink every damn night. When I stopped talking in the military. There's 40 ounces, man. Probably my late 20s. I told him, I couldn't afford that. I can't drink this shit. Brian, you know what? Not the kitchen room. I apologize. Helen, Brian ain't no light. Brian's in there with a reserve.
Speaker: And I'm gonna give him a little bit of credit from when he does drink because Brian works a lot of hours like I do. So when we get drunk and alcohol in here, we sleep. We sleep. This son of a bitch over here drinks himself till he can't sleep. Yeah, I'm talking about you and your tattoos. Hell, you. More. All that alcohol goes straight to his damn beard. That's a beautiful beard. We got clothes like 2G's.
Speaker: You probably would drink them on the table. You probably would drink them on the table. Hell, I'm not going to hold me. You wouldn't drink me on the table. Well, you know, I look at it like this. You know, it's not that I don't like liquor. I just don't drink it anymore. You know, I don't like a lot of it. Plus, I don't like who I become when I drink it. Wait, he said you're Sam Adams. He want to Sam Jackson. You have to think it's hard to die, and I hope you burn a half.
Speaker: Coors Light's good. I like Coors Light. You know, I still drink. I mean, I can still throw down. I mean, there's been plenty of nights where Nicky and I have gone to PA and we've gone to the bar and we've been doing shots and I've been putting Miller Lights down like they're fucking water. But, you know. Let me get my tolerance back.
Speaker: But, you know, and I'm not gonna, you know. I'm gonna go ahead and throw this out there, Helen. You are not a small woman by height. You be swearing. I'm gonna get my tolerance back. I mean, I would say, you know, if you weren't on the other side of the world, I would say challenge accepted. But, Brian, you drink the grossest fucking shit on the planet. You drink motor oil.
Speaker: He drinks motor oil. CSI work time. Yeah. You know what? I don't see G's drink a lot. So yes, he's a lightweight. I don't see G's indulge in alcohol. It's like Jeff. I mean, no offense towards Jeff, but Jeff's the lightweight. We've seen it on the show. Well, we got to talk about people who don't drink all the time. Yeah.
Speaker: And I know Helen, you don't know. That's what I'm saying. You, you, I don't ever really see you drink or hear you talking about alcohol or that. So you're talking a whole lot of shit. I kind of like it, but I gotta be careful as a dude around a drunk woman. Cause it's, it's like, she's not a small woman. It's sizing me. And it's also all about doing it properly. You know, if I know I'm going to, if I know I'm drinking heavily, I'm eating breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Speaker: I mean, my heart is not drinking. We drink beer for like eight hours. I was tired of beer. We went to Atlanta, went to a party, actually wasn't even, we had Crown Black, we had Hennessy Black.
Speaker: We actually had the helicopters flying over the house. We had so many people at the house, they pretty much, damn, they designated it a Freetnik party. I told my cousin, part of Atlanta, I was like, are you fucking crazy? Got it. I said, no, we're chill. There's about 300, 400 of us. We're good. The cops came. We made the news. How many people was at their party? This was back in 2010. And the dude said, yo, I just want to let y 'all know, man, we on the news. And they're trying to say that we're Freetnik. They were like, oh, shit. Oh, my God. That was bananas.
Speaker: But I went out and bought the biggest bottle of Hennessy Black and Crown Black for the house. They literally had like seven people bartending because they had so many people at this house party. But I had Crown Black and Hennessy Black that night. Then we went out to drink beer later on that night. And then I drove back like an hour and a half, which was ridiculous. But I'm like, I'm not getting the room. I'm not staying up here. I got to get back.
Speaker: Don't do this shit. One of my homegirls that was working down here with me, she said, you are not driving back. I said, yeah, I got to get the hell out of here. She said, come stay over here with her. I said, no, I'm not. I'm leaving because y 'all motherfuckers gonna be up all night. It's already 2 .30 in the morning. And I've been up here about 12 hours, which I was in shape.
Speaker: I was already in a decent dive. I was like, no, let me head the hell back. And the other one that I worked with, she was like, no, I'm gonna follow you all the way back. I will never forget her for that shit. She followed me and stayed on the phone with me the whole way back. I was good about the first hour. That last 30 minutes was rough, but I owe her for that shit. The other one called and she said, I'm gonna beat your ass. I was like, we look out for each other on that shit. But I'm like, I'm not staying up here. Exactly. Brian, what's the name of that show on HBO?
Speaker: Um, but yeah, no, there's been nights where we've done this podcast and this Saturday night and back when you could have weighed 12, 20 beers. He hasn't talked about that shit when I cannot believe how much fucking beer you drink just sitting there talking dude.
Speaker: I did a whole 24 -hour broadcast on air. That's not fucking good. And emptied a fridge full of beer. And I'm not talking, when I say a fridge full of beer, I mean a fridge full of fucking beer. That is not good. Not good at all. Did like 30 hours on TikTok, not even just fucking happened. And drank two bottles of Jack Daniels and like four cases of beer. That's not good, though. And they're like, how are you still standing, let alone? Exactly. That's not fucking good.
Speaker: I mean, once I start, man, I can, I can throw it back. Now granted, I'm going to be dead for about four days after that. And I was, you know, when I did that first time on Periscope, when I did 24 hours, my ex -wife and the kids were gone. They were up here in Ohio visiting family.
Speaker: and I just got bored and it was a Friday night and I typically did my show on Saturdays and I started on Friday night and the next thing I know it was fucking Sunday morning and I was like, all right, I guess I'm done. I'm out of beer. That is a damn shame. I drank myself drunk and then I drank myself sober and then I drank myself drunk again. That's ridiculous. You know, like just, but there's been nights where we've done this show
Speaker: I've never had alcohol poisoning, believe it or not. When I was in my early 20s, I was a raging alcoholic. And if my eyes were open, I was drinking. What's a Jackie? Jackie's. Well, I mean, you can probably, I would be willing to bet you can take Tony. Definitely Brian, probably Tony. I imagine.
Speaker: Somebody's going to have to try to attempt to carry out the game, which is not going to be a pretty picture. I don't know what a Jackie is, but no, when I was, when I was, when I was at my worst and I was a raging alcoholic, I was, if I was awake, I was drinking and I was drinking whiskey. I was drinking bourbon. I was drinking beer. You know, I said it the other night.
Speaker: You know, I'd be on my bulldozer and I'd have a cooler full of beer. Alki or druggie, someone who's usually off their face, off their face. But there's been nights where we've done the show and, you know, back when I was in my old apartment, we've done the show, wrapped the show up around 11, you know, 10 and 11 o 'clock at night. I've already drank.
Speaker: 10, 20 beers, whatever pops would show up and him and I would drink two bottles of bourbon together and he could barely fucking walk out and they would leave and then I would go get on TikTok. But like I said, I pay for it now and I can't, I can't, I can't drink
Speaker: liquor like I used to because I pay for it. Um, yeah, that was the whole reason I switched from Budweiser to Miller Lite. I didn't like the way that Budweiser made me feel the next day on top of me trying to go to the gym and work out. There you go, Tony. Oh, yeah. Yes. How you doing? I'm good. I had a problem.
Speaker: But I heard it in her voice. That's why I can't do it right now, because she already knows. She already knows. All right, I'm going to bed. I got to get up in six hours. This guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You enjoy yourself. I know you're going to stay there. Yeah, well, I just scroll over. That was you. I didn't do that.
Speaker: No, that was me. Appreciate everybody for coming through. I'll catch you Wednesday night. I don't, I'm not doing nothing Wednesday. Yeah, Wednesday I'll be here. Wednesday I'll be here. Y 'all hold it down, mother had you, mother made you, mother fuck you. You, start drinking so much beer. You, watch your fucking tongue. Now, holler at you later.
Speaker: You're talking to your Lord and savior of the nonsensical nonsense. I am going to take a real quick break.
Speaker: I did, I used to really, Brian, I used to really like NCIS. You know, I just, I don't know anything about bourbons. I'll be a hundred percent honest with you. My dad drinks all kinds of different bourbons. I've had a Wilford, it's nice. He drinks a bunch of others and you know, they're all pretty good. I mix them. I don't drink them straight up. I'll be a pussy. I don't drink liquor straight up anymore when I do drink it, I mix it. But I just don't know enough about it. I'll be 100%. I was always a whiskey and a moonshine.
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Speaker: Got all kinds of stuff going on in the news today or this week. You should have been gone.
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Speaker: haters are goofy sons of bitches. That's a weird group of people, man. I mean, like, and I know it's somebody that knows us, somebody that knows Tony, somebody that knows the show because they literally follow to all my accounts and was reporting everything I was doing. I mean, they, I got my, I
Speaker: I got my life taken away off of my main account. My backup account was safe -ish, but I was suspended on the non -sensible nonsense page. I couldn't even log into it for like two weeks because some ass clown was looking for a fight one night and then they weren't getting what they wanted. So they decided to, that's better.
Speaker: They decided to just go to reporting. I mean, and it was like the craziest shit, like the legal activity. Firearms, just the most crazy shit that if TikTok would have actually taken the time to review it. They would realize there was nothing going on. Hmm.
Speaker: But I found out that same night that Tony was, was, was battling with, with people on other platforms as well. So like I said, it was definitely somebody who knows the show, knows us. And it's two chickens shit to actually show up. He'll be easily defeated. You drink Miller Lite. I don't drink Michelobulture. I drink Miller Lite. I'll drink Miller Lite. That's my beer of choice.
Speaker: It's hard to find these days, believe it or not. Everybody's drinking it now. I'll drink four Miller likes to every glass of woofer. Oh, I was talking about the Tiki Takis. And I guess when Tony got mad and he brought it up on here, so I think it's okay if I say it on here. Tony got mad and he left anchor.
Speaker: That same Saturday night or whatever it was, or Friday night Tony was dealing with it, I was dealing with Saturday, our TikTok page got suspended. In this cat, this person or people, whatever, followed me from the nonsensical nonsense page to my main page to my backup page and was just reporting everything I was doing.
Speaker: Well, not reporting what I was doing, because I wasn't doing anything. I was doing this. But they were making up all kinds of fake reports, illegal activity, drug use, weapons, blah, blah, blah. And we lost our account for two weeks. I couldn't even log into it. And Tony brought that up with what happened to him on Anchor. And I was like, you know, that same shit happened to me. The only difference was I didn't give him a fight. And I think that made him even more upset. That's why.
Speaker: They resulted or resorted, excuse me, resorted to reporting, making up fake reports. So I think I lost my live capability on my main account for a week. Um, I had three lives shut down on my backup account. Um, but I got them all right back.
Speaker: because they were so short. I wasn't even on there for five minutes, and they took them down. So I appealed them and fought it, and they gave them right back to me. But like I said, we lost access for about two weeks to our nonsensical, nonsense TikTok page. But I wasn't giving in. I wasn't giving them the satisfaction of fighting. I called them out, told them they were
Speaker: frauds. And then my chat was getting in getting in on them. And I told my chat to leave them alone, just fucking ignore them. So not anchor, not anchor, what is that damn? What is that goddamn web? What is that goddamn anchors what we used to do the podcast on? Or I used to do the podcast, like put the podcast out on that anchor airtime, airtime, airtime, I'm sorry, I misspoke airtime.
Speaker: uh, airtime. It's just, it's, it's just ignorance and, and, and people are too afraid to fucking man up. I mean, that's last time I was on anchor and I was live on there. I came in full of piss and vinegar. Our persuasion brought all day, every day, 100%. I came in there. I came in there fit to be tied and, and I, and the first motherfucker that jumped on the bait was that goofy Lenny bitch. And I fucking tore her apart.
Speaker: for about an hour, I just ripped into her. No, it's a bank account. I have no idea who it is. I have no idea who it is or, or I have ideas, but I, I don't know for sure. And I haven't, and I haven't been live since then to see if they come back because if they come back, I'm going to do a little bit more investigating a little bit more. Um, I'm going to pay a little bit more attention.
Speaker: so that I can, because unfortunately they're stupid and they make it real obvious who they are based off of what they say and based off of their account. Just like when that fake account was made last year on TikTok and they made videos with you and Jeff's wife and the woman I was dating at the time, I figured it was one of the three people
Speaker: but they were awesome. I wasn't on certain apps, so I couldn't go in question and certain someone wouldn't question. You don't have a beard, and I wish you would stop calling it that, Brian.
Speaker: I don't do anything on airtime except drop the link for this show just to piss people off. That pissed everybody the fuck off, every damn one of us. And I got pissed off to a certain degree because I felt like people were being protected and I shouldn't have been. But I'm never on there. I don't do it.
Speaker: There's one group that I might pop into every once in a while and say hi to, but it doesn't have all the riff raff and all the drama in it. It's just a beer and music group. And, but other than that, I just post the link to the show when we're live just to piss people off because I know it does. I.
Speaker: I just want to see Tony with a proper beard one time, not the goofy facial hair that he had in pictures, not a baby beard like Brian, a proper beard, nicely groomed, and I just want to see it and then he can shave it off.
Speaker: But I agree with you. I think Tony would look weird with a beard because I'm so used to seeing him shave bald head and a clean face. I think he would look really weird with a beard. Oh, trust me. Oh, trust me. That's that's that's what that's what that's what kills certain people because I'm no dummy. And I hear and see more than they think I do.
Speaker: So when I do pop off, I come in fully loaded and I surprise them. But I also, I just, I don't understand a bunch of grown adults that are having the same fight and the same argument that they've been having for going on, what, two years now, two plus years.
Speaker: And one particular person, I've already said her name once, I'm not going to say her name again. She's been doing the same fucking shit since Periscope. And I avoided her on Periscope like the goddamn play. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, and that's what I get on. I'm like, Tony, just, just, just, just walk away from it, man. You're not saving anybody. They don't want to be saved. Just walk away from it. Just.
Speaker: Watch from a distance. Like I said, I put our links in there every once in a while, just because I know certain people see them and they get their panties in a bunch. And I think it's funny. That's all I've ever told anybody. Anybody who has a problem with me, I'm like, well,
Speaker: I don't sugarcoat shit, you know, and likewise right back at you. I don't sugarcoat shit. I call it as I see it. I am who I am. If you don't fucking like me, we'll get in line. There's a lot of people who don't like me. Again, I said it Saturday night. I was speaking terms with three people in my family, three of my sisters out of four. And I'm not even like on bad terms with my one sister. We just never talked. She lives, you know, two hours away or whatever. We just don't ever talk.
Speaker: And I don't even really associate, I'm sorry, I have three sisters and a, and a broster, but my broster lives right down the road. So, you know, we talk more than anybody else. If I'm willing to cut my family out and not lose sleep about it, and you think I'm going to be worried about some asshole on the internet. I don't know you, you don't matter to me. You're not going to affect my life. And I used to, and I used to.
Speaker: get worked up and aggravated. And then I just kind of reached a point where it's not worth it. It's really not worth it. I get my blood pressure all high and, and, and, and whatnot. It's so much easier for me to, you know, there's certain podcasts or certain broadcasters that I like and I'll watch their shit until it starts to annoy me because they have certain other people on their shows that I don't really care for. And then I just turn it off and go about my business. I don't pick fights in the comments.
Speaker: Exactly. And I'm no dummy. I am no dummy. I've been around it for a very long time. I've watched it. I've known people like this. You know, I made a TikTok video not too long ago and I, and I made it for Tony because he got, he got me thinking one time with some shit that was going on.
Speaker: And it's been like a year ago, so I honestly don't remember the situation. And I basically said, you know, even though a snake sheds its skin, a snake will always be a snake. It's a bitch of once. It's going to bite you again. There's no such answer but it's about it. It is what it is.
Speaker: I didn't like direct it at Tony, but it was something that Tony and I were talking about that got me thinking. So he was kind of like the, the muse, I guess you can say for that words of wisdom TikTok video that I did. Oh yeah. They always slip up. They all see the fakest motherfuckers will always slip up every damn time. They will always slip up. What?
Speaker: The real ones are going to be the ones that catch them on that slip -up. And they're going to catch them and they're not going to forget. And then they're going to keep a closer eye on them and watch them. And listen, which is what I do. I watch and I listen. Y 'all ain't fooling nobody. So when you actually reveal yourself, then I'm coming at you. When you're on your little goofy ass fake accounts and you act up fake and shit like that, I'm just scrolling.
Speaker: I know he does. And that's not a bad quality. That's a great quality. I used to be like that. I've been burned too many times. I've become cynical. I've become an asshole. I've been burned. I've been bit. And I learned the hard way. And now I just don't have time for it. I don't fucking care at the end of the day. I don't fucking care.
Speaker: Well, I mean, I mean, you and I had our differences and it took a good minute for you and I to realize, you know what? We're not necessarily the bad guys. We're just kind of falling into the bullshit. And I think that's what happens. I think, I think the good ones out there, you know, like Jeeves and, and, and, and, and some others.
Speaker: Um, some good, they're, they're good solid people, but sometimes they get linked in the GBA, man, guilty by association that we tease Tony about all the time. I can tell them that all the time. I was trying to say that Saturday night, you know,
Speaker: When he was, when he, when, when he tried to throw up at me, you got all these followers on tiktok and this and the other thing I realized I do, but I also realized who the real ones are and the fake ones are. And if they were real, they would be here. Let's switch to them. Goddamn phones. No, I liked Jeeves. I liked Jeeves a lot. I've never had any problems with Jeeves. Um,
Speaker: You know, I liked you. I've also seen people who used to be here, uh, for no reason, disappeared and then started shit, talking to the show, shit, talking to us. And there was never any reason for it. I was always nice to them. I was always treated them with respect and, and it is what it is. I, you know, obviously we welcome everybody in the comments. I don't give a damn who you are. As long as you're here and you're having a good time. There's my man, Chris technician.
Speaker: I mean, that, that Chris and I go way back. That's when my dudes and spare scope. Oh, I seen that. I seen that in some of his pictures and stuff. I was like, damn y 'all are like real deal ride or die type shit. And that's cool. That's cool. You know, Jeff and I, you know, Jeff and I are like that. And that's right now I know he's pissed off at me. Do I feel bad?
Speaker: Yes. About Saturday night. Do I feel bad about Saturday night? Yes. But also at the same time, no, I don't. And I never intended for that, for that conversation between the three of us to be had on air. And I never intended for that conversation for the three of us to be a fight. But I do carry the weight of this show, everything behind the scenes. And I don't think it's too much for me to ask for them to help out a little bit.
Speaker: I did not ever expect that it would escalate like it did. I didn't think Jeff was going to get pissed off and leave. I haven't talked to Jeff since Saturday. I have tried to talk to Jeff. I'm going to give him another day before I start pushing him again. But Jeff and I have been friends for 25 years. That's my guy. But like I said, part of me feels bad, but a part of me doesn't because it needed to be said.
Speaker: And that got me thinking. And when that comes, Tony and Jeff are my friends. I love doing this show with them, but I also have to realize that I'm the host of this show and I have to take control. I have to have the reins. Tony and I talked a little bit before the show tonight. And I tell you this to you guys because the great thing about this show is we don't hide anything from you guys. We don't bullshit. We don't sugarcoat. We are who we are.
Speaker: And that change started tonight. I want to keep the conversation rolling. I want to keep the conversation going. I want to have different topics that we can conversate about. We can still have fun. We can still laugh. We can still go on tangents. But I've lost control.
Speaker: Um, so, yeah, I am, um, I'm very selective. My circle is very small, like almost non -existent. That's how, that's how small my circle is these days. I know a lot of people I associate with a lot of people like you just said, uh, but they aren't all friends. Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony wants, and we had this conversation. We're still having this conversation with the fantasy football league. He wants to do a fantasy football show on Sundays and he wants the entire league to be there. And I said, they're not all going to be there, man. You know, it would be great.
Speaker: but there's 12 people in our league. You can't have 12 people on a goddamn show. I'm sorry. It would be complete and total chaos. Not to mention the fact they're not going to show up. They're not going to pay attention to the chat that's on the app. Unfortunately, you got to have a different chat. But yeah, you know, no, you're like you said, you're fine. You're fine. You're fine. Like I said, I was already I was there. Jeff was there.
Speaker: Tony was there. That's why he went to go for a laundry. One thing I do know about Tony, once he gets to a certain point, he finds a reason, he finds something to distract himself. I have a tendency to unleash venom. Not a good thing, not a bad thing, but that's, that's, that's what I do. I have a tendency to unleash venom.
Speaker: Once I reached that breaking point with people and sometimes there's collateral damage. You know, I can see, and I understand what your viewpoint was coming from. And I think golf was in there and a couple other people were kind of throwing, you know, different things out there. Some, you know, might've been leaning towards me. Some might've been leaning towards Jeff and Tony. It is what it is. So any of you guys who've seen the show Saturday or hear the replay shows good. We're not going anywhere.
Speaker: We're dudes. We're going to fight. There's no issues about it. We're going to fight. We're going to get pissed off at each other. We're going to get aggravated with each other. But the great thing about being a dude is we're going to be pissed off for a day or two and then we're going to fucking move on. We're not going to, we're not going to dwell on it. We're going to, we're going to get our points across. We might talk about it, but once it's done, it's done. It's the great thing about dudes at the end of the day.
Speaker: Um, but yes, the frustration is very real for me. Um, when I asked for help, I asked the guys to be here on time. Keep it up. Keep it up. I'm going to revoke your visa and send you back to Mexico, Brian. Yeah, no, we're fine. I mean,
Speaker: Like I said, Tony and I kind of just had a little bit tonight before the show worked out. Obviously, I wasn't faking tonight. I don't think Tony was faking tonight. We were having a good conversation. I just made the decision without them knowing it that I'm changing the show up a little bit and they can follow my lead or
Speaker: Like I said, it's nut up or shut up time at this point. Cause I got a lot of things going on behind the scenes. I got a lot of stuff coming up here in the next, in the next couple of weeks for this show. Um, we got a lot of guests that are going to be joining us. I'm going to be on shows. Um, I'm looking, hopefully land in a couple more sponsorships and this time to nut up or shut up. We all got to carry, I'll carry the majority of the labor. We all got to carry some kind of weight.
Speaker: And that does not include turning your camera on and turning your mic on when you decide to show up, be here on time, be here for the show and, and then help out behind the scenes. Thank you. Thank you. Um, you know, I'm not going to get to them tonight. I'm not going to dive into them. Uh, but I had, uh,
Speaker: probably close to 15 headlines, not nothing serious because that's the other thing. Nobody wants to be bogged down and hear the same political conspiracy bullshit that they hear every time they turn on the news. But there's a lot of goofy ass news stories out there.
Speaker: Can we do cross platforms yet? Is Madden cross platforms yet? Like Call of Duty? I downloaded Madden 23. I don't even think I played it once. You play on PC, don't you? Thank you, lady. I appreciate that.
Speaker: I'm still working on ideas for the Glick Show, but I'd also like the guys to help. I'd like for the guys to pull articles or topics that they would like to talk about. But don't just read the headline and then just tell people to Google it or look it up or whatever. Let's break it down. Let's talk about it. Yeah, I mean, if Madden would do that, that would be awesome because I got the Xbox. And like I said,
Speaker: I haven't played Madden and it's been about eight months and that was 22. I haven't even played 23 since I downloaded it. I just downloaded it just because I download Madden every year. You know, I love that, you know, cause I got a couple of guys that I play with every once in a while on Call of Duty.
Speaker: And they're one guy's a PlayStation guy, a couple of guys are PC guys, but they've created that cross platform compatibility, which is awesome. But no, I got, this is a hangout, but I don't want this show to be a hangout. You know what I mean? I'm really trying to create something and then do something.
Speaker: I would love for not only myself, but the guys to make money with me. I'd like for all three of us to make money off of it. Do I think we're gonna be able to quit our jobs? No, but I think we might make some little bit of side cash. I mean, right now we got the one sponsorship, but in all honesty, that's gonna go to pay for StreamYard and the YouTube account that I've been paying for for the last two years or last year on StreamYard and the last two years on YouTube that I've paid out of pocket.
Speaker: Um, but I just kind of get them on the same page as me and they're not, because let's be honest, anytime I bring it up. And I wish they were here to kind of defend themselves and I'll give them the opportunity to defend themselves. Absolutely. 100%. I have no problem with that at all in any way, shape or form, but
Speaker: When it comes up, whether in private or on the show, there's a lot of deflection and excuses and this, that and the other thing. And it's like, we're all doing the same thing. We're all working. We all got families. You know, we all have things that we're doing outside of this podcast, but if, if, if, if I can put in 40 hours a week on this podcast, if not more with everything I do,
Speaker: You guys can put a couple hours in. Oh, I know it will. I know you will. I couldn't imagine lady. I could not imagine. Well, I have focused and I have direction, but I also, you know, I, I think I gave the guys too much free will. And that's where I said, you know, after Saturday night, I had to sit back and I had to go, right. I need to, as the host.
Speaker: I need to reign this in. I need to be steering this shit show. And that's kind of where I was going tonight, starting tonight. I'm steering it. You're following. Y 'all riding shotgun. I'm driving this. Certain topics are great to talk about, but it's not
Speaker: Let's not veer so much into, don't read a headline and then start talking about yourself. And Brian, you're welcome up in here anytime. And I thought, and I thought we were going to get another guy, uh, Stan, who's awesome. And he'll, and he'll get laser locked in and he'll follow my lead or he'll help me lead.
Speaker: And he's got access to a lot of really cool bands and artists and friends and stuff like that in his community, musicians and comedians and whatnot that we could bring on the show's guests and have fun with them. And it would be cool. You know, Brian, you're welcome up anytime. If I can get you and Jeff not to talk about Mexico and food for five hours in Game of Thrones.
Speaker: Oh, no, no, no. I honestly, I really didn't. I really didn't. I'll be 100 % honest with you. I really didn't. All my, and again, and not only to you, but to anybody who was listening Saturday night when I was going off. Have you got any of my anger and frustration was directed at you guys? It really wasn't. You guys just got kind of got caught up in the crossfire. It was definitely directed at Jeff and Tom.
Speaker: I didn't send it for tonight. My bad. I should have did. Typically Tony's on that. Typically Tony is, is on to the point where he posts the link for people to come up instead of watch the show in certain apps. And I'm like, just put the YouTube link up. We're not doing an invite link. I don't want a whole bunch of random ass people popping up in here who think they're entertainment or they know what they're doing because they don't, they're just garbage.
Speaker: You should have said something and I would essentially. I wish to fuck your three and a half foot tall. Quarter jumping ass would try to Spartan kick me, Spartan kick me in the shin. But.
Speaker: This is the sucky part about doing a show by yourself. You have to find filler. So I'm going to throw this in for filler so I can go recycle some beer. A word from our sponsors, if you will, I'm going to save that for the end of the show.
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Speaker: Look at, look at, look how great that looks. I'm going to put a fan on it. So just throughout the whole show, I'm going to look like, like, uh, I just totally fucking Fabio minus the long hair. Just the bear. I'm gonna get a haircut. Jesus Christ. I get not the top, the sides. It's all softer stuff.
Speaker: The joy is about having a... The great thing about having a woman live with you is all their like shampoos and conditioners and stuff. I got great hair, but I don't know what the fuck I'm supposed to buy. But then it's all in my hair. There's like 47 shampoos and conditioners in there. My hair look all soft and silky smooth, but I am not cutting my beard off. Y 'all on this fucking kick. I should...
Speaker: I'm trying to get my daughter, my oldest one, to learn how to do Viking braids, because I want her to put braids in it. And I have a natural curl, actually. I don't know if you guys will get to see it, because there's only 20 minutes left in the show. But I have a natural kind of curl and wave to it. I literally got out of the shower and put a hat on. But I'm really curious to see what it'll
Speaker: what it'll look like after braids have been in it for a little bit. And then I take them out. 80s testing. Do they even make crimpers anymore? Like I said, I don't think it's going to get a chance to have to come on here one night after I get out of the shower before I put a hat on and just let it dry because it's got a natural curl to it and it's thick. So it just kind of
Speaker: It looks crazy. I'm mad that I shaved my head though, because when I shaved my head, it was down past my shoulders. Now it's, it's, what the hell is it? It's down to about the base of my neck right now. I bet you, I know, you guys,
Speaker: Let's crack it like a fool. Tony went to bed. Tony's Tony's not feeling good. Jeff's not here on Mondays. Tony's not feeling good. He's got a toothache and he's got to get up super early for work. Jeff's not on the show. Jeff's not on the show on Mondays. He's here Wednesdays and Saturdays. I bet Amazon has some.
Speaker: We can't send Amazon out there where you are. Like Scott. I'm glad you know. Fucking goddamn all these online fucking team who has become my new best friend. It's kind of like wish, but better.
Speaker: I thought it was always worldwide. That's how you go see that everybody find everything. Everything is on Amazon. If you can't find it in the store or or anywhere else online, it's always Amazon. Amazon has everything. Not the shop on Amazon very often, but. Amazon literally has fucking everything. And like we have we have multiple Amazon. Fulfillment centers here, so.
Speaker: I can order a lot of shit and I can get delivered same day. I've had several different orders that I've ordered on Amazon. And they're like, if you order it before 10 a .m., it'll be at your house by five. And I'm like, well, duh, click. No, it's it's it's it's solid. It's solid. The prices are good.
Speaker: I, um, I ordered a whole, and it doesn't take as long as wish. I ordered a whole bunch of stuff for Nikki, um, for mother's day, um, off of there. And it said it was going to arrive like the day before mother's day, whatever it arrived a week before. I mean, it literally took about a week for it to get here. Everything got here. Um, I ordered, uh, actually I just, I just put another order in and I've got some, some sweat pants.
Speaker: Well, gray sweatpants or whatever, but they're cargo. It's so comfortable. Oh my God. They're so comfortable. They fit amazing. So I actually ordered two or three more pairs. Different, different emblem, different like prints on them and stuff like that. Got me a couple, couple black pair and a gray pair, I think.
Speaker: I ordered a couple of shirts on my first order. One shirt fits good. The other shirt's a little snug, but again, I'm in the gym, so I'll be fitting into it fine. So their clothes are true to size and the product's good. I ordered cash, some toys. They got some Spiderman, Venom, and Carnage stuff on there when I was scrolling. He's seen them and I was like, all right, I'll let you pick out a few of them.
Speaker: But yeah, it's, it's definitely not a scam. Um, and, uh, you know, like I said, it's, it's, it's, it's pretty solid merchandise where wish stuff was kind of wonky, um, a little bit cheaper or whatever. But, um, and if you have like after pay or a Klarna, I don't know if you had that option out there where you guys are or whatever, but if you guys have Klarna or after pay, you can use that. I use Klarna all the time. So it breaks it up in four payments. I ain't mad at that. I'll make four payments.
Speaker: 10 bucks or whatever. But, um, but I'm happy with it so far. Like I said, I think this is my thing. This is my third order on there. I was just introduced to Klarna about a year and a half ago and it has become my best friend. I freaking love Klarna because I don't feel bad.
Speaker: when I go to like fanatics, which is sports jerseys and memorabilia and apparel and stuff like that. I don't feel bad when I go on there and order two jerseys that are almost $200 a piece. Cause I'm like, oh, I mean, I'm only paying, you know, 50 bucks every couple of weeks. So
Speaker: or whatever, I was like, oh, it's not that bad. I don't have PayPal. Um, again, I'm, I'm, I'm brand new to like the cash app and in Venmo and stuff like that. Um, and that all happened with this podcast. I'm old school. I have an old school mentality. I don't even fucking like banks. I hate banks with a passion, but I have to have direct deposit. So I had to put my money in there.
Speaker: So online ordering and online sending money on cash app and stuff like that, I'm still relatively new to. And I'm weary of, that's just me. I'm an old school country bunking. I grew up in an era that my grandparents kept their money under the bed. You know what I mean?
Speaker: So I still have that, like I'm hesitant. I'm weary of online order, but I'm, I'm getting better. I'm getting better. Um, I do use cash app quite a bit, uh, between Nikki and my daughter, uh, cash app and money back and forth. We, um, I shouldn't say we, but she set up a, uh, Venmo and a cash app for our wedding. Um,
Speaker: And she's like, we should, we should put that on, uh, I know, but still, uh, we're the same age, but grew up different dynamic and different, you know, like I said, my, my grandfathers were my father figures. So, you know, they old grizzled country, old guys. Well, well, what'd it do? Big dog cam kill a cam in the building. How you doing, brother?
Speaker: What do you mean? I think we will. She wants she wants to put our cash app and Venmo up on social media. She wants me to put it on my social media.
Speaker: you know, show stuff. And I don't have any problem with that. Anybody who wants to donate or, or whatever. I mean, that's cool. I mean, that's, it's not like I'm begging for money. It's just up there. We're not begging for money. It's just up there. If, if, if anybody wants to, um, send a gift or, or donate or, or anything like that, you know what I mean? But it's not like we're, we're, we're begging, but, uh, I, I 100 % thought about an Amazon wish list. I actually
Speaker: I've got to be more proactive. I have spoiler alert as Tony D says, I have an, I have an OnlyFans account. I don't have an OnlyFans page. I don't do anything on it. I mean, I've got like six or seven pictures up there, but there's no nudity or anything like that. Spoiler alert. Again, I'm not going to do nudity, but, um, I had an Amazon wish list, but I don't even have anything in my Amazon wish list.
Speaker: But no, we talked about that. We, we did talk about it. Amazon wishlist, um, and then like the Venmo and the PayPal and you know, putting that up there and yeah, I don't know. Still kicking long way and shit, but like, and shut up. Just, just, just, and all, I'm going to give you a little bit of advice, Cameron. Take this time and enjoy being alone. Fix yourself, work on yourself.
Speaker: Right. If I know how to braid, I've got, I've got like beard beads. If I knew how to braid, I don't know what the hell I'm doing. There's a few pictures. I don't know what the hell I'm doing with OnlyFans. Nikki, uh, Nikki, I've talked about it and I've hinted the idea and I just never really pulled the trigger and Nikki was like, just do it. You're not showing anything. You're not nude. You're, you're, you know, obviously, you know, but there's other things.
Speaker: Anything to do with beards is a thing to be 100 % honest with you. It's the thing like, and that's the thing, like there's so many, and I don't want to be that douchebag who it is now. I don't want to be that douchebag where my beard becomes my whole personality because it's not, I grew my beard because I like having a beard. Um,
Speaker: It's not my personality. Just like the beer I drink is not my personality. I have friends that mullet, bushlight, pit viper wearing, Carolina squat, lifted truck driving douche bags. I have no personality whatsoever. It's just an image that they portray online. And they'll forever be single. Because once a girl meets them and actually tries to hold
Speaker: more than a 30 -second conversation with them, they realize that their gum is a box of fucking rocks and they have nothing to offer. Don't worry about her, man. See, that's what, see, see, you're not, you're not, you're not hearing me, Cam. Don't worry about her.
Speaker: Worry about yourself, bro. Take this time. Work on yourself. Get better. Get your mind right. Get your body right. Get your money right. Enjoy being alone. You don't have to worry about nobody, man. Worry about you. You're worrying about your kids, brother. You know, I love you and I'm not trying to be a dick, but like I said, fuck her and what she's doing. So worry about you, bro. Take this time and take this opportunity to get yourself better, to make yourself better.
Speaker: Find somebody you find somewhere. But just focus on you, man. Ain't nothing wrong with that. Live your life. Have fun. Hang out with your boys. Go to concerts. Go to the bar. You know, football season's right around the corner. Go to a football game. Shit. Well, this is also very true. This is also very true. You know, nobody gives a damn about your personality.
Speaker: And trust me, and trust me, my name alone on there just is my, it has nothing to do with who I am or anything. It's my beard. And in fact, the big boys are in season and that's what it is. You know, so I played on the beard. I played on the fact that I'm a big dude and apparently we're in season.
Speaker: There you go, man. That's what I'm talking about. Go on vacation. If you ain't got the kids, get the fuck out of town, man. Just live your fucking life. Don't worry about what they're doing. Don't worry about what she's doing. Don't worry about anybody's doing. Just do what makes you happy. Everything will fall into place when it's meant to.
Speaker: pieces of the puzzle. It's like building a puzzle, man. You ever build a puzzle? I'm not talking about fucking Mickey Mouse, 10 piece puzzle. I'm talking about like a 10 ,000 piece puzzle. When you start to get your most frustrated and your most aggravated, all of a sudden you hit that one piece. I mean, around that one piece, 1000 other pieces fall in.
Speaker: Same thing applies. If you ain't worried about that one fucking piece, things will just happen naturally. Just let things happen naturally. And that comes from a dude who has known you for pretty much most of your damn life and has several years on you. And I remember being your age.
Speaker: Take it or leave. But everything will be fine, man. Everything will be fine. All you young cats, men or women out there, you're all frustrated. You're going through some shit. You're dealing with breakups or kids or ex -husbands or ex -boyfriends or ex -girlfriends or whatever. Just breathe. Just fucking breathe. Just relax. Do you work on yourself?
Speaker: I promise you, everything will be okay. I promise. There ain't no reason to be reckless. Ain't no reason to be doing some dumb shit. Because your head's going to tell you, hey. Well, actually, depending upon your state, your head's probably going to tell you one thing, but your heart's going to tell you another thing. Listen to the voice of reason. Whichever one's the voice of reason, listen to that son of a bitch. I wish I'd have listened to that son of a bitch. I shut them both off when I was in my twenties. And I was a goddamn reckless fool.
Speaker: and I'm stuck with the scars internally and on the outside for the rest of my life because of it. That's just real talk. The scars be fucked up too. I'll be fucking with you forever.
Speaker: Anywho. Beard, big boy, Morgan Wallen. I have my whole OnlyFans personality.
Speaker: Anywho, appreciate you guys listening. Appreciate you guys hanging out. Hopefully you enjoyed the show. Hopefully you had fun tonight. We will be back. I got to respond to these comments. Sorry. I got to respond. I can't, I can't just continue my outro and not like that. I feel you, man. I've been there.
Speaker: I totally understand. It's going to hurt. It's going to hurt like hell. It's 100 % going to hurt like hell. But you can't let it, you cannot let it keep you down. You can passes the past brother.
Speaker: And that, and unfortunately what, and it took me a long time to realize this. It took me a very long time, ladies and gentlemen. And again, a little area, anybody who's listening, I'm just kind of reading off the comments, going from the comments, but, um, has to be your own worst enemy if you let it. And the past was my worst enemy for many years. It's okay to let it be in the past. It's done. It's over. Learn from it.
Speaker: I speak softly and I speak gently because the words that I'm saying nobody wants to hear because they're hard And if I spoke in my normal tone in my normal voice I'd sound like an asshole and I'm not an asshole The past is the past for a reason And it sucks, but you can't dwell on it. You can't live there cannot live in the past and
Speaker: Because it'll eat you up every time. It'll beat you down and it'll fucking kill you. I promise you that. That's those emotional scars that wear on you the entire life. Ladies and gentlemen. Let the past be the past. Live in the present and look at the future. Don't ever look back.
Speaker: Well, some good goddamn words of wisdom to live by right there. That's how you can end a fucking show right there, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for listening. Thank you for hanging out. If you're not already, check out the social media, check out the Facebook, check out the Instagram, check out the Twitter and TikTok. Join us live Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 7pm Eastern time on YouTube. And don't forget to check us out on Spotify and everywhere you listen to podcasts that all at nonsensical nonsense.
Speaker: Give us a follow, give us a share. And if you want to, go like on that ass. I appreciate y 'all listening. I appreciate y 'all hanging out. Let's see, what do I got here in the chamber for tonight? What do I got in the chamber for the night? Where's my man at, man? Where's my man at?
Speaker: You know what, I'm going to go and wrap the show up with my man, Matt James, lead singer of Blacktop Mojo, dropping his solo album, coming out soon. Check them out everywhere you stream music and on all social media. Matt James, check out Blacktop Mojo.
Speaker: Go show the guys some love. It's his song, Runaway.
Speaker: Sun down, the highway harms the unity and bound The small town in the rear view Fitting like a fool or in the sun She tried to lead the past in a cloud of dust I always can't admit that I've been catching up Some things you just can't
Speaker: It's okay, I only covers up so much But her pain, it just wouldn't touch So she doubles up Black seat, loaded up with every dance Running those line of lines
Speaker: It's funny how it all comes back around You can slam your foot down on the gas
Speaker: He is there a little Matt James for you and just run away. Yeah. Pump them brakes and slow down. I love that. So, man, all three of his songs that he's debuted so far off his new album. I fucking love them, man. A little bit softer, a little bit more emotional than what you're used to when you hear blacktop Mojo, but either way, I love them. Any who, ladies and gentlemen, we will see you Wednesday night, 7 PM Eastern time for a brand new episode until then be good.
Speaker: I'll be good at it. Goodbye, motherfuckers.
