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Speaker: Work for daddy. There we go. Right here. I'm waiting to see how long YouTube takes to kick in. I'm just taking a while. Ah shit, we're competing with Tim Kass.
Speaker: Memories are just where you laid them Drag the waters till the depths give up their debt What did you expect to find? Was it something you left behind? Don't you remember Anything I said when I said Don't fall
Speaker: And leave me to myself, don't fall away And leave love bleeding in my hands, in my hands again And leave love bleeding in my hands, in my hands Love lies bleeding
Speaker: I'm home and now I feel contagious Am I the only place that you left to go? She cries in life is like Some movie black and white Dead actors fake and lies Over and over and over again She cries, don't fall
Speaker: Don't fall
Speaker: I'm bleeding in my hands, in my hands again. And leave life bleeding in my hands, in my hands. Love lies bleeding. And I watch as you turn away. And you don't remember what I do.
Speaker: Don't fall away and bring me to myself
Speaker: in my hands again and leave love bleeding in my hands in my hands again and leave love bleeding in my hands in my hands again and leave love bleeding
Speaker: Alright. Welcome everybody to Nonsense School Nonsense. As always, I'm Glick hanging out with Jeff. What's going on with you, brother? Oh, not much.
Speaker: enjoying that song. I love that song. It's a good song. We have your headset on and ready to go there. It was, but my hair, my hair messed up because I was scratching my head. Yeah. As I said, welcome to the show guys. If you're not already, feel free to check us out on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Twitch. Also feel free to check out every single episode of this podcast on anchor.
Speaker: you can go to Spotify, Google, and Apple and pretty much anywhere you get your podcast at and then uh if you'd like to reach out to us for whatever reason, feel free to add our uh email at nonsensical nonsense podcast at gmail .com. Sorry, I was waiting for the jollies part and you never said oh man. I'll let you down. Well, you didn't give me a
Speaker: I dropped the ball. My apologies. Well, here's the thing. I was getting ready to say it, but then I was like, what what else could I say? Because typically, like most things in my life, I just do it on the fly. And I just completely over glazed over it because also I was I was not going to mention tiktok because fuck it. I'm silly. Yeah. You know what? That should happen the other day. We're literally I mean, it's not like we were doing anything bad.
Speaker: I think somebody's got it out for you on TikTok. Oh, I know somebody has it out for me because it's like it's nothing. I mean, we're literally having a conversation. I'm playing my video game, which I never fucking play. But I was like, you know what, fuck it. I'm sitting here in front of TV and fucking you just disappeared. I was like, oh, he got us banned. But I sat there thinking about it. So there's no we didn't do anything wrong. I don't think we were saying anything bad.
Speaker: No, I was uh, I was telling summer about that. I was like, we got fucking banned last night on tiktok. And she's like, well, I didn't take you idiots long. Well, it's not like we were sitting there going off. Fuck the world. Let's burn the bitch down. You know, it's it. We were just having a normal conversation, shooting the shit and not eat anything about anything serious. Like we were just kind of, I was sitting there goofing off, playing grand theft. Oh, fuck's sake. Cause I was too lazy to get up and put in another game.
Speaker: Yeah. You were playing video games. I was listening to music. Yeah. Um, we're just kind of rocking out, hanging out, which is basically what I just got off work next to each other, you know? Yeah, exactly. And, uh, and I was like, y 'all are on some real fuck shit right now. Tik TOK because there's not even anything remotely close to being hate speech, but it took them, it took them a couple of days, but then they finally gave me my appeal.
Speaker: Yeah. I'm like, well, fuck you. I'm already mad. Don't come back and say sorry now, assholes. Yeah, exactly. Like they would actually take the time to apologize, please. No, but I do. I do have a philosophical question for you. And it's been. I've been dying to ask you ever since I heard it.
Speaker: I was going to say this. This must really be eating at you because we were talking about it in a little pre -show type nonsense. It's it's something that OK. It's. I don't know how to explain it, but it's it's something that really tells a lot about a person. OK, so here's the scenario. Would you rather someone give you 100 million dollars or you earn 10 million dollars?
Speaker: Would I rather somebody give me $100 million or how am I going to earn $10 million? What am I going to do to earn $10 million? Let's say you earn $10 million by creating an app or whatever, okay? But you earned it. I mean, your hard work, blood, sweat, and tears, you earned $10 million. Or I give you $100 million. Which option do you choose?
Speaker: Well, and it's me being older in my background and whatever like that, I'd much rather earn it. But at the same time, I'm not going to stop somebody from giving me a hundred million dollars. The reason that the answer to the question is you always take the money because if you earn 10 million, you've just lost $90 million. Yeah. But if I've already earned 10 million. Okay. But here's the thing. If.
Speaker: You take that hundred million, and you turn it into a half a billion, you still earn money. Nobody gives a fuck where you got your money. They give a fuck that you have money, and you've created a, you know, a vast amount of wealth. But, I mean, taking a hundred million, taking a little bit of it, and turn it into another thirty, fifty, eighty, a hundred, another hundred million, you're still creating, and you're still using their blood, sweat, and tears to do it.
Speaker: where, granted, don't be wrong, if I figured out a way to make $10 million versus, you know, you know what I mean? I mean, if I had an opportunity to make $10 million, I would totally make it. But if I have the opportunity to give me $100 million, I got to take the $100 million.
Speaker: Well, yeah, but I would say that if you could make $10 million, you're probably going to very easily make millions of dollars more. Right. But, I mean, you say that. But if you're a genie shows up and says, look, you have this, these two options, make it or earn it, or hand it to you or earn it. You got to take the hand. Because nobody's created anything without help. You know, the whole concept of self -made is not real.
Speaker: There's no one person in the world that says, oh, I'm self -made. That's not true. Because somewhere along the line, someone helped that person out. Even the guy from West Coast Customs, Ryan, he's got like $30 million over the past X amount of years. But it all started with a $5 ,000 loan. So he's not self -made because he got five grand.
Speaker: Yeah, but it wasn't five grand that was given to him. That was five grand that he had paid back. No, but it was – but without that five grand, if his uncle that loaned him the money was like, fuck you, I'm not giving you a fucking red cent, he'd have to make said five grand. Didn't you figure out a way to make it happen anyways, and that's where the – That's what I'm saying. The concept of being self -made is almost impossible nowadays.
Speaker: Even if we made a million dollars doing the podcast, it's not us that did it. People listening is what did it. You know what I mean? Yes, it's our blood, sweat, tears doing the podcast. Without listeners, we ain't shit. We're just two idiots talking to each other. Well, I mean, even with listeners, we're still two idiots just talking to each other.
Speaker: Granted. That's never going to change. You don't understand what I'm saying. The idea of self -made is there is no one that's self -made. That is 100 % self -made. There's always somebody opened this door or got you this contact or did this. There's always someone else. It's always a team effort.
Speaker: I saw that I saw a little quickie documentary like a TED talk or some shit I was watching while I was building I put shit on because I did finish the kitchen That I was building I throw something shit up on YouTube that I listened to while I'm building And somebody said that and I literally stopped and was sat there and watch for five minutes going fuck that got a fucking point Well kind of blew my mind yeah
Speaker: Yeah, like I said, the whole philosophical question came up. My wife, my wife, she 90 % of people will say I'd rather earn the 10 million. And my wife was the first person to ask it and she went, oh, I take the 100 million. I was like, well, you fucked me over. I can't even rip India. Damn it. I was literally ready to go. Well, you just lost 90 million dummy. She was like, yeah, 100 million.
Speaker: Well, I look at it this way. If I was smart enough to figure out a way to make $10 million, I'm also smart enough to figure out how to make another 90 or more million dollars and continue my profit. You don't have to wait. You can take the same idea and instead of making 10 million in the same amount of time, you'd make 150 million in the same amount of time it would have taken you to create the 10.
Speaker: Maybe you would take that $100 million and be like, I don't think I could ever sit around and do nothing. But again, the kitchen states, I literally didn't have to build that kitchen. My wife stated many times throughout the week, we didn't need a new kitchen.
Speaker: I did it because I could, and I wanted to. So the difference is I would have better wood. Yeah. You know, and as I said, me being older and me having the mindset and the way that I was raised and brought up, you know, I would want to work for it and earn it and not feel like I owed anybody anything. Whereas if you ask that same question. When I first heard the question, my first question, my first thing was, oh, I'd rather earn it.
Speaker: But then hearing that I lost $90 million, I was like, fuck, I didn't think about that. You don't think about that? I ain't worried about it. I'm not worried about it. Now, if a genie pops up out of one of my fucking Budweiser cans and was like, hey, do you want to earn $10 million or do you want me to give you $100 million? I'd be like, well, first of all, there's a fucking genie in my living room. I just made $50 million right there because I'm going to put this shit on YouTube.
Speaker: You're a fucking genie and you're only offering me 100 million. You're a genie and you're only offering me 100 million. You cheap bastard. First of all, my first wish is to be the richest man on the planet. Now, second of all... I know it sounds weird, but I don't want the fame. I just want the money. I don't want the fame. That's why I said the richest man on the planet. I don't want any fame.
Speaker: No, but I want all the richest guy on the planet. Everybody knows who he is. Yeah, so. And I'm living off everything is scrutinized. Huge dork, but I'm going to go. I mean, I'm going to go live on Snake Island where nobody's allowed, except for me, because I'm the richest guy on the planet. Even to that. No, I just show up. Because it looks like.
Speaker: You can come visit, but you have to be invited. Yeah. No, I, I don't, even if, if let's, let's call it a hundred million, even with a hundred million, I don't really think a lot would change except for I have better tools and better cars, not even better cars. I just buy cars would look better. I'd literally still have the eclipse. I'd just make it look prettier a lot sooner.
Speaker: Yeah, no, I would, uh, but I would, I would, I would invest in something, you know, whatever. Well, that's what I mean. I would mainly just see what would happen. Like I'll throw a thousand. Yeah, I wouldn't put anything in the stock market, but I, like I said, I would, uh, and we've had this conversation before. What would you do if, uh, you know,
Speaker: Obviously, outside of the podcast, one of my other more far -fetched dreams is to own my own bar slash restaurant barbecue joint. I won't go into too much detail because I don't want some jackass listening to steal my whole idea. I say that because I have yet to see this type of bar slash restaurant that I want.
Speaker: Um, or ever heard of one. I'm not saying it doesn't exist. I'm just saying it's, it looks like your backyard. Yes. All ballots. No, it's, it's the type of, it's like the type of entertainment and, and the whole, the whole bundle package, um, of food and entertainment and atmosphere and everything like atmosphere atmosphere that I, that I want to, that I want to do, uh, which we're taking in.
Speaker: Yeah. Being stupid rich to, because I don't know how many years and outs I would just, I would have to hire people. You'd have to hire people to actually do the day to day, but the actual building of the bar, maybe a hundred grand. Oh, I don't even think it would be that much to be honest with you. Well, I mean, that's if you hire people to help you build it. I mean, you and I could knock it out, knock it out in a year.
Speaker: Well, we probably do it like 10, 15 grand and knock it out, but it would take us a year. It would take us a while. We're not getting any younger, so. Yeah, exactly. Like, yeah, 25 years ago, we started building this fucking bar. Now, how about a drink? Pay out the fucking nose for it, because this is 20 years we've been building.
Speaker: Why is this Budweiser $14? I can go get a $12 back for 11. Because we spent three days just building the tap, motherfucker. Just pay for the beer. And don't forget my tip. Shut up and pay for it. Yeah. Pay for it. Drink it. Like it. You son of a bitch. You're not here for the beer. You're here for the ambiance.
Speaker: for the I had an interesting idea for a restaurant slash hangout center where you literally it'd be just a bunch of rooms where you rent outside room and watch a movie with friends and you know any snacks or drinks you want you have a waiter for that shit I think I'll be speaking speaking of doing something like that uh you know uh blockbuster has pretty much just gone completely
Speaker: there's like, they no longer exist. There's one blockbuster still left in the country. And they have decided to where you and your friends could run it out for the night. And it's all like 90s themed. Like everything is 90s themed. And then you can just watch blockbuster movies. I think it's I think they even still have like the VHS and everything. I was like, how the FBI warning at the beginning of movies.
Speaker: It says if it's used for public consumption, like if you start your own movie theater with this DVD, you can literally spend $50 ,000 in fines. That's the only problem I have with that. They're not starting their own movie theater. And at the end of the day, Blockbuster already has the permits and the OK to use their movies because you're going there and running them anyways. Yes, I get that.
Speaker: I'm just I'm just saying but it's more of a problem but no it's it's more of a nostalgia thing because you know as as you know when we were kids it was a big deal on Friday night like you wanted to run into your buddies you stop at Blockbuster because I remember growing up
Speaker: you know, before we had cable and all that jazz, you know, Friday nights was pizza night, and maybe not necessarily blockbuster, but we would go to, it was a family classic video, which was just like a mom and pop. I used to go to the library. I go to the library and rent a movie for a dollar. I mean, even when my girls were younger, there was a movie rental place here in Newark before we moved to South Carolina.
Speaker: And every week and we'd come up and they'd pick out a couple movies. Because my, my ex wife, she, she worked nights on the weekends. Hey, Kev. So it was just me and the girls. So we'd come up and I'd let them pick out a movie or two. And then we'd get, you know, movie, movie candy or whatever there. Cause I always have like the boxes for a dollar. And then we'd go home and we'd watch a movie Friday night, get pizza for dinner or whatever.
Speaker: Yeah. Well, Friday night is still keep tonight said pops that I was playing with my wife last night as well. You know, we were taught there's a show that we, we, everybody in the house loves. It's a show. It was canceled while back, but it's called raising hope.
Speaker: And seriously funny show, it's about a guy, he impregnates a serial killer and then they wake up the next morning and they realize she's a serial killer, so they call the cops. And they're these real white trash family, it stars Martha. Yeah, it used to be on Fox or something like that. Yeah, on ABC. And we were talking, my wife was like, it's so, she was mad. She's like, I'm so mad this show went off the air. I said, well, yeah, but you got to look at it.
Speaker: Back in like the 80s, this show would have been on the air for 10 years, easily. But nowadays, to get a show to go 10 seasons is such a fucking feat because look at your options. You got Disney +, you got Netflix, you got HBO +, you got all these streaming services, plus the new movies coming out, that Friday night,
Speaker: 65 houses in this in this community. We're all watching something different Friday night You know so to get something to go as good as it did back in our day like remember family matters on TGIF Full house would not fly today It's slowly dying because I don't watch it because it's crap
Speaker: But, you know, I mean those were good wholesome shows that were great shows, don't get me wrong. But they wouldn't hold up to the shit that's got like that show Lucifer. I love it. I'm waiting on the next season. But the only reason it stayed around like it was on ABC or whatever, and it got canceled. And Netflix is like, we'll fucking take it. And it's blowing up all over Netflix.
Speaker: Well, it's not so much that, um, yeah, it's not so much that shows cancer cancer by the, the thing is there's so many options where when we were younger, you didn't have all those options because it was on, you were fucked and pops.
Speaker: is in here, so he might be able to, he'll probably be able to correct me. I don't think we got, well, we didn't have cable, we had a satellite dish until, let us, 14, maybe 15, something like that. Maybe a little bit younger. I can't remember. My parents bought one of those big fucking satellite dishes. We had Prime Star.
Speaker: I remember them putting it in, and the only place they could install it was down close by the road, and there was a small palm tree there.
Speaker: And we called my dad and he's like, get him the fucking chainsaw and cut down the goddamn tree. I was like, done. Because, you know, we lived out in the middle of fuck off nowhere and we couldn't get a cable. And we got three channels on a good day. And like I said, if there was a news conference with the president or something, you were fucked because they took over all three channels and you couldn't see shit.
Speaker: Yeah, so I mean, but yeah, so you look forward to TGIF. Yeah, that was when the whole family got together and watched and it was fun shows, you know, every sitcom follows a formula. They got the problem at the beginning and they solved the problem and there's a lesson. There's a lesson to be learned. And they all at one point or another learn something, you know,
Speaker: But no, I mean, that's where like nowadays, you know, people have the attention span of of of a TikTok video, like even a minute long TikTok video doesn't do as well as a seven second TikTok video. You know what I mean? Because people are like, well, I don't watch for a minute. Good God. What are you crazy? Well, I mean, hell, that's that's that's like me right now. You know, I I'm probably watching
Speaker: Seven or eight different shows and they're all on They're all on Different site, you know like ones on Hulu ones on one's on Netflix and then I forget what I'm watching I'm actually watching four shows on Netflix and one online on off my phone projected to the TV and Two on Disney Plus
Speaker: Are you sure pops? I don't, I don't think we had the satellite dish until we, we got the new house. I remember, I remember exact time a year. It was the first frost of my freshman year when we got our salad dish. Cause I remember on that Saturday, helping them guys dig the trench and, and, and getting them the chainsaw and all that shit. Hmm.
Speaker: Pop said it was about, we were about 11 or I was about 11 or 12, but I feel like we didn't get the private start until they built the new house on the property or had the new house put on the property. And I moved in with them when I was 12, so I could be wrong. I was explaining to my kids the other day that I'm older than Google and they blew their minds. I'm like, you know, I do remember
Speaker: My son said something and I was like, and no, I said something. I said, and he goes, well, Google it. And I was like, I'm older than Google. And he went, no, you're not. I said, motherfucker, Google came out in 89. I'm way older than 89. And Google was barely. It would have been great if he was like, yeah, but you're dumber than Google. Yeah, exactly. Like, yeah, but you're not as smart as Google. I was like, who the fuck is?
Speaker: I do remember the great thing when we did get the satellite dish was that we could get all the wrestling pay per view scores back then, right? There was only four pay per views a year. You had, uh, yeah, exactly. Yeah. WrestleMania summer slam. There's a, there's a wrestler pay per view literally every month, but instead of paying $50 a month for it, now I pay $50 for the, or $48 for the whole year to get a membership to peacock. Yeah. So.
Speaker: Yeah, well that's a like I got a notification today saying we need to pay the Netflix and shit and I was like how do I remember paying my parents paying the satellite bill and it was like $200 for for like the month or something like that and I remember going wow that's not too bad and I'm like sitting there going fuck I gotta drop 30 bucks fuck yeah yeah yeah you look at you got
Speaker: Amazon, Netflix, you got. Well, we've made a choice. We don't want to get them all just because Disney. It's a bit of a strain to have them all with, you know, right now is low season. Like my wife went back to work, like I said last week, but all week she made a total of $250. All week. Yeah. Well, because it's low season. During high season, she'll do two, four, $500 a day. Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, the next thing here, Summer has Netflix. Yeah, Summer has Netflix and Prime. And then I've got Disney, which when I got the Disney, I got the Disney premium. So I got ESPN and Hulu with it. But then I've also got peacock that I paid for as well. So I mean, it's kind of split up between the two of us, but yeah, but like, are you personally paying a month on
Speaker: streaming sites so it's not like $25 that's not bad I pay more what's going on Kelsey yeah but you know some are like I said so much more because because oddly enough it's more expensive down here I think my Netflix is 25 bucks or something like that I think Netflix is 16 or 17 dollars or some shit I'm not sure well they have tears as well because you got HBO max
Speaker: You do like $35. One of your tiers is what's going on or two devices or whatever. And then up to five or six tiers, tier three is like six devices. Oh yeah, we don't. Yeah. Summer doesn't have that on Netflix. So, so I got Amazon. I got, I got, uh, Disney, HBO max, and then the peacock that I paid for. So it's like 35, maybe $40 per for the three of them. That's not terrible.
Speaker: That's not terrible. In all honesty, I mean, the only reason that I've kept Disney Plus, because I don't watch a whole lot on there. I don't even know what the kids do, but I watch ESPN and I watch Hulu, and it came with my Disney Plus package. Well, the nice thing about Disney Plus is the new Marvel movies are there. Yeah, exactly. On the show. I haven't started watching Chin Chi yet, or whatever his name is.
Speaker: And the 10 rings thing, I still haven't broke down and watched it yet. I'm just not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not paying for it. No, good God. No, but I'm not overly like, Oh my God, I gotta see it. It's not one of those gotta see it movies like black widow. I was like, I gotta see this because it's, it's black widow. It's she's part of the original Avengers kind of thing. I was like, I'm in, but where, where the, this new one, I'm like, eh, I'll get to it eventually.
Speaker: Yeah. Cash wants to see the new one. And he was asking me about it last night. I was like, I don't know, dude. I said, I'm not paying for it. So I mean, if it's on there, we don't pay for it. We can watch it this weekend. I was like, but I ain't paying for it. Well, I mean, like the news, when the Spider -Man comes out, I'll be all over it. I'll be, I'll fucking watch that that night. But once again, I'm not paying for it. But, but, uh,
Speaker: I'm not. What's going on Cleveland Browns nation? I'm not so far into it that I'm like, I got to see this, you know, kind of thing of the new one, whatever it's called. Was it Shin Chi?
Speaker: and the 10 rings or some shit. Yeah. Yeah. Something like that. So, sorry. I got a little excited there. I accidentally, because I, I try to be a little bit mindful of where I, you know, share our lives and stuff like that. Right. And I accidentally posted it, uh, in the Browns nation, obviously it's Cleveland Browns, uh, page. And I just seen that we got an approval for it to be there. So what up? Don't pound who's ready for Sunday.
Speaker: Which that reminds me. I'm ready for Sunday. Sunday comes back. The Glick pregame rant comes back this Sunday. I've been preparing for it. I'm screaming. Preparing for it all week. Yeah, see, I don't really have anything I rush to watch every week. Football season is about the only thing that I really
Speaker: You know, I dedicate Sundays to football Saturdays. I mean, like this Saturday, Michigan's playing at like eight o 'clock. I'll throw it on my phone and I'll have my phone. Like while we're doing the podcast, I'll have my phone down so I can at least keep an eye on the game. But, you know, I'm not going to dedicate my entire Saturday to watching college football. I'll watch games here and there. I, you know, I usually try to watch all the Michigan games.
Speaker: But Sunday, that's football, man. That's football day. And I'm watching. I get up.
Speaker: I'll get up at like eight o 'clock in the morning or nine o 'clock in the morning and turn on the, uh, NFL game day. And I'm watching all the pre -show and I'm getting ready. And, uh, I'm decked out from much like nothing on Sundays. That's why you stay off. Well, yeah, but that's, that's church, man. I'm going to church. Leave me alone.
Speaker: But last season, last season, I, because I got so, you know, I've been a Browns fan my whole life. And last season was so much, so much fun that on Sundays I started doing, you know, like a pregame rally rants type deal. And they kind of caught on, man. People were digging them on like TikTok and Snapchat and stuff like that. And then, you know, like if the Browns are,
Speaker: playing the Titans or something. And Titans fans would start chiming in and we'd smack talk each other. And then it would be like a whole week's worth of smack talk before when the Browns beat the Steelers. And yeah, when the Browns beat the Steelers in the playoffs and I started talking trash about Kansas City, all the Kansas City fans were coming in and all the Browns fans. I was like, so this is going to be my thing during football season. We're going to fuck some people up. I'm comparing myself.
Speaker: Michigan game had over 300 ,000 people out or some shit like that. Like a crazy non about and not a mask in sight. Well, that's that's that's that was all. Well, the big house only holds 110 ,000 or 109 ,000 or something like that. But there was a lot of videos out because a lot of a lot of traditions. Wisconsin for Wisconsin's game, they do.
Speaker: I saw it on the news because I watched the news while I cook. Yeah, well, like Wisconsin does jump around by House of Pain. Yeah, I saw that. Virginia Tech. Somebody was doing the job. Virginia Tech comes out. Yeah, that was probably FSU.
Speaker: Yeah, that's probably Florida State, but I think it's Virginia Tech comes out of the tunnel at the beginning of the game to enter Sandman and all the fans sing along. So it was like there was all these videos coming out and Fox College game day was our Fox College sports or whatever. They were posting all these videos and I was like college football is back. Ladies and gentlemen, it was just showing all these traditions.
Speaker: it, it, uh, that's what they were saying on the news. They were like, you know what? This whole number 19 bullshit ain't got shit on college football. Cause everybody's like, I'm dealing with college football. Fuck you. Well, and that's the thing though. Um, you know, a lot of, a lot of colleges are requiring that their students are vaccinated. Um, a lot of, a lot of the, um,
Speaker: We're not going to dive too deep into this conversation. I know you really want to, but we can talk about it. I'll give you a little, I'll give you a little taste. Um, I'm just saying, I'm just saying, you know, the, the biggest problem with the whole 19 COVID -19 is it's more fear mongering than actual real fear. Yeah, possibly. Yeah, more likely. But, uh, but no, I mean, like even the college fans, same with NFL, a lot of the concert venues, you know, they want people vaccinated or have a,
Speaker: uh, negative COVID test. That was done that day or the day before or whatever. So, I mean, they want to get fans back in the stands. Your favorite person got COVID. Come on, Tom Brady. No. Uh, uh, Joe Rogan got, just got it. Oh, Joe Rogan. Yeah, Joe Rogan did. Yeah. And people were giving him shit.
Speaker: Well, you know why? It's because they were saying he was taking these. He was taking a certain, I don't remember what it's called, but it's got the same name as a horse deworming paste. They sell it like the farming store. And there's one for humans, one for horses. And his doctor prescribed it for him.
Speaker: and CNN was like, he's taking deworming stuff. And he's like, no, I'm not. I hope he does to him. I think we hilarious. Yeah, Kelsey, my fiance, she actually, she got vaccinated and she just had COVID last week.
Speaker: So, um, I was reading the comments, but, um, you know, sports with the fans back in the, in the, in the stadiums and fans want to be back in the seats and, you know, last season was, was weird, you know, sports. And, you know, like I said, I could take it or leave it. It doesn't bother me that it's on. I'm not going to watch unless I'm in a bar. I mean, that's the only time I think I've ever watched sports is if I'm in a bar or a restaurant. Like if I go to Hooters.
Speaker: there's nothing else to do except they're scared to fucking sports game that's on. Yeah. Well, I mean, I'd like to try to go to at least games. I don't know that I'll get to go to a Cleveland game, but I would really like to try to go this year. I don't like to leave my house, so. It's a good thing I'm not in this.
Speaker: Yeah. Well, I like, you know, I enjoy going to sporting. I mean, if I was at the game or in the game, it's a totally different thing. Like if you called me one day and say, hey, dude, we're going to the Browns game. I'm like, we're actually going to the stadium. Yeah. OK. OK, I'll go.
Speaker: I won't I'll be asking you what the fuck's happening all the whole the whole fucking game watch the game Jeff Jesus ball Chris what what are they doing you know what what why is the guy in the middle why is the guy dressed like a zebra waving his arm you know but but we'll see there's movies there's all of the shit we can do
Speaker: Yeah. We go up on a Saturday, we can sit in the hotel and I could break down the game for you. So you didn't bother me Sunday when I was trying to get drunk. I would have to play Madden the day before. You play a little bit of Madden for like 45 minutes. I'm like, okay, I got the concept. We're ready to play. We're all ready to go. But, you know, baseball, I basically understand the fundamentals of most sports with the exception of cricket, which I still don't understand. Not that I'm trying to figure it out. But, you know, I may not
Speaker: know everything is going on but I know who's which goal is where and I know when to cheer but you know I mean I can watch a football game and be like okay I know what's going on yeah well I don't know all the positions and I damn sure don't know anybody's name I could be standing next to Tom Brady and not know it you know with the exception I probably make out with Tom Brady
Speaker: You see that movie Ted to where they break into Tom Brady's house trying to get his sperm. Yeah. He's a good looking dude. I'll give you that. But like I said, Kelsey, I wouldn't worry. Yeah, Kelsey, I wouldn't worry too much about all that jazz, you know.
Speaker: People have their opinions. You just got to do what you think's right for yourself. Kelsey said that people, she's getting tired of people pressuring her, trying to get her to take the vaccine. She just wants to wait until she knows it's going to prevent her. Well, you know what, uh, I always hit people with the same thing. They hit people with that talk about abortion. I say my body, my choice, because then the people that pitch about abortions have nothing to say. They're just like,
Speaker: Oh, well. Yeah, that's right. Shut the fuck up. Get out of my face. Leave me alone. That's my little hat. But yeah, let's go on to something different. Didn't you say you had to play your little medicine? Football season is in.
Speaker: Well, now we're coming up on getting close to a break. Oh, well, let's do the break and then we'll bring in the news. Because I got to stand up. My ass is going to fucking wooden chair. Jesus Christ. Why are you sitting on a wood chair? Well, because my wife in her infinite wisdom, my wife, like eight years ago, bought a table and chairs. There's there's guys that really in our in our old neighborhood
Speaker: They walk around with what looks like a hand cart covered in wooden made furniture. Like bed frames and stools and dressers. And they literally cart these fuckers around. They just walk through your neighborhood with a boombox playing their advertisement.
Speaker: And if you want something like, Hey, you can be like, yeah. And they got like a book of stuff that they'd be like, Oh, we got this too. And, and she, she stopped one guy and she, she bought a table and chairs. It's four table, four chairs and a table. And it's a nice table of chairs. Don't get me wrong. It's all solid woods, real handmade crap. The problem is I sit on one of those chairs during the podcast. I mean, you can actually see it. It's falling apart. It's, it's a chair. And.
Speaker: I have a really I don't have a whole lot of fat in my ass. So when I sit on this chair for too long, my ass goes numb. Well, you need to get like a pillow or something. Well, I would, but, you know. Then I'd have to actually go upstairs, get a pillow. But the other problem is when we when we're done with the break, I'm going to be sitting on my couch because. I'm out of cigarettes, so I can't smoke anyway, so.
Speaker: Cause I forgot to go to the store, but I can't smoke anymore. So I'll sit on the couch and be comfortable. No, no, no, no. I actually literally have the podcast on right now so I can actually see it. It's the funniest thing. I don't, I don't feel like fucking around with a mirror anymore. So I just turn the TV on where I can see the TV and I can see us.
Speaker: Granted, there's a delay and I have the sound off, but I can see that I'm in screen, which is mainly what I'm worried about. Because if, as you've stated before, if I move over just wrong, I'm out of frame and I just looks like half of me. Like if I do this, I'm out of screen. So, you know, that makes no sense. You know, get a laptop and you won't have to worry about that. Actually, uh,
Speaker: When we went grocery shopping the other day, my wife texted me. She's like, hey meet me at the mall. Because there's a Walmart attached to the one mall. And we bombed her out of the mall for a little bit. We had to pick up kids' school books. And they got a store in there that sells, it's a bookstore basically. We bought all those kids' school books and then of course we bombed around. She picked up some more makeup shit that she needed. And while I was waiting for her to get there, I went into the stores I wanted to go into.
Speaker: You know, I went into the store that sells all the knickknacks and models of cars and stuff. I'm like, yep, that one, that one, that one, that one. I looked at a wallet, it was Deadpool, and there's a computer repair store there, but I was looking at boom mics, or boom stands for the mic. But they have...
Speaker: gaming computers there and all that shit. And I found out that they do computer repair there, too. And I was like, fuck, I wish I had brought my laptop. I haven't fixed the fuck. Yeah. Well, but now I know it's there and I know their store hours and I can go and like fix this motherfucker. I'll be back tomorrow. You know. Yes. Well, hopefully he speaks English and he's really good, but he's very expensive. It would be cheaper to buy a new laptop than have him fix it.
Speaker: Well, and that's what happened when cash cracked the screen on his tablet. It was about $200 cheaper for me to just buy a new tablet, buy the same exact tablet, than to get the damn screen fixed. Exactly. Which makes no damn sense to me. Well, no, it does in a business sense of the company would prefer you just buy more shit than actually repair it. So they make it more expensive.
Speaker: That's like, yeah, this, this was me looking at replacing your starter, buying a new truck. Well, this was me going to a couple of different companies that repair like broken phones and broken, broken tablets, your screens and this and the other thing. And I'm like, and you do realize that best buy will fix it. And it's still cheaper than you. Yeah. But it's, it's, it's also, it comes down to, um,
Speaker: People don't realize the best way I can fix it. Or the, you get people like me that are like, oh no, this dude on the street can fix it for cheaper. Because those guys are a dime a dozen here. I can think of like five different places in the next 30 seconds of where I go to fix my phone, but I can only think of like two places I can take my laptop.
Speaker: that I trust. Well, yeah, there's a lot of places like that. I mean, it's the same thing up here. Those fix, uh, fix your crack screen, broken screen, uh, you know, we'll fix it. There's, there's probably five or six just on the road. I live out, live on a alone right here in town.
Speaker: You know, but then you go in there and it's like, no, we can fix your screen for $500. It's like, uh, I can get a brand new, I can, I can go buy five brand new tables. That's the exact same phone right there for like 20 bucks. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. I went to, I asked them about fixing my front facing camera and they literally just told me it's cheaper for you to buy a new phone.
Speaker: I was like, but I don't want to buy a new phone. I love this phone. Yeah, but you also got one of those weird ass, Hawaii phones or highway. The thing is, uh, you can't buy this phone in the States. Like technically Hawaii or highway or whatever it is, uh, the brand is, is like band in the States.
Speaker: Well, I'm going to go ahead and call your bluff there because I think my buddy Kevin has one and he bought it off of like Amazon or eBay or some shit. Exactly. Yeah. Somebody shipped it from China. They bought a bunch of China or shit and started selling on eBay. That's the only, like you can't go into like Costco and buy it is what I'm saying. Well, no, I think I think I'm wrong. But you can't buy them in a, in a store.
Speaker: I think, like I said, I think my buddy Kevin has one and he's, you know, you got to order it online. I can't remember where he ordered it from. I mean, it may not, it may not have been Amazon or anything. Hell, I don't know. But there was an Android phone and, um, all that jazz. But, you know, like you can buy cheap.
Speaker: Sony phones and in a 7 -eleven But you can't buy this brand of phone and a 7 -eleven there Kind of like 7 -eleven cell cell phones on there No, they sell cheap little Well, see here we don't really there's two types of way to get a phone You know how in the States you get a when you buy a phone you get a plan, right? We don't do yeah, you go to like T -Mobile like Verizon or whatever exactly
Speaker: OK, here you have two types of ways to get a phone. You get they they both. It's the same phone, but you get it with a chip that is a pay pay to play, which means, you know, you. It's like a phone. Yeah, it's like a burner phone, really. So it's like it's an Obama. Yeah, exactly. So it's like you still got Obama phones down there. You pay, you know,
Speaker: 10 bucks for the month and you got enough credit to call text and and go online a few times unless you're using Wi -Fi. And then you have a plan. Well, to get a plan as an American. You got to jump through a lot of fucking hoops. Like I have a plan, but it's through my wife. She just got a second phone on her plan. I can't personally go get a plan. Same day, I have to have X amount of dollars in the bank.
Speaker: I have to have, uh, like either the house in my name or the, um, a letter from my wife saying I live there 24 seven. Well, I don't want you to come down there and get a phone. Yeah. Which is totally understandable.
Speaker: But it's it was just so much easier. Just my wife just threw another phone on the plan and for an extra basically what I would pay anyways. And then the pandemic hit and lockdown and we couldn't afford to pay my phone. We paid her phone because she needed it for work. So now I have to get my phone unlocked from the plan and I'm gonna get one of those cheap chips because the cheap chip is like five bucks.
Speaker: You can actually check. Oh, speaking of chips, I've got chips and dip chips and dip and oh, I'm going to have me a little snack after the show. My wife played a fucking game the other day. We were watching Raising Hope online the other day and she's like, go downstairs, give me this, this, this, this, three different fucking ingredients. We mixed it right up there on a on the bed and all of a sudden watch fucking Raising Hope.
Speaker: Watching raise it online Well, I have that there's this there's a website. It's called watch series HD. Oh Yeah, and anything you could think of I mean I watched episodes of mash for fuck's sake and Tacoma FD and and stuff that's not on Netflix or Hulu or whatever I can find hope Yeah, I don't we don't have Hulu down here
Speaker: What the fuck? Yeah, it's it's done. I can get Hulu down here, but I have to get what's up. What's that? What's called the. Where you change your IP, I haven't. I can't remember what it's called. It's a I don't know. Somebody's in the chat box will help me out, say. Fire state.
Speaker: No, no, it's like it's it's it's a thing you it's a website that you use and it actually puts your IP address in the States or Okay, I've heard I've heard of it. I don't know what it's called. I've heard they're supposed to be really secure and all that stuff But this it's an extra like 20 bucks a month. I'm like, I just you know So I can spend another X amount of dollars a month to pay for fucking hulu. I'm good
Speaker: where watch series HD, I can pair my phone to the TV and basically my phone becomes my remote. I crank up the TV and leave it at one setting and watch full episodes on the TV of whatever we decide to watch. Like I watched Boondock Saints the other night because I was like, I want to watch something.
Speaker: but I don't want to **** the movie. Yeah, the movie or that cartoon. Okay. No. Well, there's a cartoon. Remember, there's a cartoon. Yeah. That was on my cartoon network. It's called Boondocks. What is it? Boondocks? Yeah. Yeah. It's Boondocks. Boondocks Saints. I've been. Apparently, I've been. I've been. I'm waiting on. Supposedly. Yeah. **** that **** mother **** I I have been wanting to watch Boondock Saints.
Speaker: I just haven't gotten around to it. I want to watch them both again. Well, the second one's on Netflix, but they don't have the first one on Netflix. I think they're both on Prime. Possibly. I don't know. I stopped. Like I said, we made the decision because of the fact that each one is like 25, 30 bucks, that we were only going to get two. So we have Netflix and Disney Plus because we have young kids.
Speaker: Well, we watched the kids and I watched Turner Hooch and we watched the Mandalorian. We're Star Wars nerds in this house anyways. Fucking nerd. Yeah, we're huge nerds. Well, you saw all the Harry Potter shit I bought. I got spatulas that say Harry Potter and one that says Slytherin. And I was like, fuck yeah, because they didn't have the other house. Beat you with those. I have them hung up as displays, dude. I don't even use them. I used one the other day.
Speaker: I used one to get mayonnaise, uh, the last bit of mayonnaise on the jar. Cause I was making, I made fries. I would, I would, I would like to criticize you for that. Um, but I may or may not have a Cleveland Brown steak knife set.
Speaker: There you go, see? That I've only used. That's a different type of nerd. You're still a nerd. I've only used one knife one time because it's like, I don't want to ruin them. They're pretty cool. They're starter shit. That's like those assholes that buy cars and don't put miles on them.
Speaker: Oh, it's worth so much. I don't want to put too many miles on it. Well, that also goes with like, I'm not going to fuck my wife so that she's nice and tight for the next guy. Yeah. No, I don't. I don't think they're going to be ever worth anything. But it's just like, they're really nice. And like, the detail on them is, I'll bring one out. I'll show it to you when we come back off the break. No, I totally get it. It's nice.
Speaker: And it's just like, I don't, I have a whole knife set that I bought when I moved into this apartment. So exactly.
Speaker: Yeah, I bought it at Walmart. I think it was like $25 if that, it came with everything. So, like this cuts my steak. I don't need to use this. Yeah, exactly. Well, I bought, I have three knives, three main knives that I use for everything. Not steak knives, but actually like for cutting vegetables and shit. And when we bought them, they weren't very expensive.
Speaker: And so, being not very expensive, they weren't very sharp. Well, my tool -loving ass literally bought a grinder stone that I can put onto my bench grinder.
Speaker: My drill press. I put it on my drill press. It's a different angle, but I sharpen those fucking knives to the point where I have to keep them from the kids because they're so sharp. It would have probably still at the end of the day been cheaper to buy a nice set of knives rather than a couple cheap ones and then a grinder. The grinding stone that I bought, or I didn't even buy it, it was given to me.
Speaker: So, a friend of mine, her husband who passed away years ago, she lives down here. She went home and she's like, he had all this stuff for Dremel. And it was like this, where you turn your Dremel into a bench grinder. But it didn't have the bench grinder part, it just had the grinding wheels and a buffer wheel. So I put a bolt through the grinder wheel and
Speaker: tighten a nut onto it, and what's left sticking out of the bolt, I put it into the fucking drill press, and now it's my sharpener wheel. Does that make sense? It's literally Jimmy rigged like you read about. I was going to say, it's like everything else. At first, I was a bit sketchy about it, but I was like, it's a grinder wheel. It goes on a grinder. Do 30 ,000 RPMs.
Speaker: You were sketchy about that, but you aren't sketchy about your table saw that you built that wobbles that you use. No, it does not wobble. It does not wobble. I seen that fucking thing wobble. No, I actually rebuilt it, and it's actually way better now. What I actually use... You talk about tools. You do realize...
Speaker: that every time you talk about tools, somebody in an OSHA office has a grabber and dies at their desk. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah, definitely. Because literally, I didn't even use bolts. I used drywall screws.
Speaker: four of them to attach my circular saw upside down on a piece of wood with legs on it. That's my table saw for those that haven't seen it. It's seriously sketchy. Somewhere right now, there's a manager and an OSHA office cursing you because he just dropped six employees just died right now. What's even worse about it?
Speaker: You turn it on and off, you just plug it in or unplug it. Fantastic. Because I took a piece of string and tied the button, so it's always on.
Speaker: So if you plug it in, the blade starts spinning at full speed, man. And there's no drag. And I literally have my kid holding the plug like this. And I say, okay, plug it in. He plugs it in. I cut my push one and I do this. Cut it. My wife came home and he's holding it. She's like, what is he doing? He's like, he's turning on and off the circular saw, which is now the table saw. She's like,
Speaker: Yeah, that's safe. I'm like, Oh, yeah, it's super safe. Just don't be anywhere near it. Now you've got the risk of cutting a limb off. And then your son, God forbid that the cable is ever afraid or anything runs the risk of being fucking electrocuted. This thing stands less than two feet tall.
Speaker: Yeah. So not only that, I'm literally hovering over it. So if I lose my balance while this fucker's running, it's going right into my fucking chest. I'm dead man. If your foot flop breaks or slips in the grass, you're going. That actually happened. I've built this fucking thing like sun plugs in the table. And I slipped off the edge of the concrete. My sandals slipped and I've literally
Speaker: Grabbing under the car to hold on so I don't fall on his fucking table It was so again Again, I'm going to send you a contract. This is you're not allowed to do stupid shit. I'm also Yeah
Speaker: I'm also going to send you paperwork. Don't read it. Just sign it. Um, it's, it's, it's nothing important. It's a, it's a life insurance policy for a million dollars to Chris. I'm getting a $3 million life insurance policy on your goofy.
Speaker: And you're all the way down there and I'm all the way up here. So it's my wife. My wife says that every day. She's like, I gotta get an insurance guy out here because you're going to kill yourself one day. Cause she's literally, I'm hanging over the edge of a, what the, I was like laying on top of the counter that I just built with my head in the hole for where the sink goes with my daughter holding my legs. So I don't fall forward.
Speaker: while I'm bolting in a brace. And yeah, she's six. She's six and she can't even hold her own weight. But I'm like, just don't let daddy fall in my son's hand. And I'm like, hold this screw. I drill it in one hand. And she's like, what are you doing? I was like, well, I can't reach his brace.
Speaker: And she's like, fuck, I got to get an insurance guy out here. She walked in, see what was going on. Turn around, walked out. She headed towards the border. She's like, I'm going to America. Jesus. She just called the insurance adjuster. They're all three idiots. But it all comes down to, granted, I'm not the most forward thinker.
Speaker: But I am a problem solver, damn it. I saw a problem. I didn't have a table saw. I built one. No, but the funny thing is, is like the screws I use to build this kitchen or anything, I buy inch and a half or two inch screws.
Speaker: Now, what happens when you screw in two pieces of half inch ply together, Chris, with a two inch screw? You got extra screw. Well, you know how I take care of that? Grindr.
Speaker: I take a grinder with a flap wheel on it and I just grind it down to nothing. Sparks flying everywhere and my wife comes in and I've literally put in the drawer slides on the drawers and put the screws in from the outside and I use the inch and a half screws and I just got maybe a quarter inch of screw coming through and I'm sitting here grinding away and there's sparks flying everywhere in my face and all over and my kids are hiding from the sparks.
Speaker: And my wife walks in and she's like, what are you doing? And I'm like, I'm getting rid of this sharp screws. Don't worry about it. As you catch the new kitchen on fire.
Speaker: my son kept having Kevin hold this hose and I said I said Kevin I'm sitting there grinding away pieces screw and Kevin says do you think you like your cigarette off those sparks I said I don't know let's find out give me give me a piece of metal and let's try this with the hose drug into the house like I had
Speaker: Kevin holding up the back of the drawer while I put the screws in. And instead of actually getting out of the cabinet to grind away what's left of the screw that pokes through, he just closes the door of the cabinets and he's just like, we're done. Awesome. That was hilarious.
Speaker: Well, set yourself on. So, you know, that works. Hey. And then, of course, I immediately filled them with junk. One drawer is just knives, forks, cooking utensils. One of them is open bags of like half open bags of rice and soup bags. We constantly make, when I make chicken soup, I add a dried soup mix.
Speaker: My wife makes these oatmeal shakes in the morning. That's for breakfast that she takes with her. So I got a quarter open bag that's rolled and chip clipped in there so she could open up, find exactly what she needs to make her shake. And then one of them is literally a spice drawer. That's all my spices. And of course, when we did go to the store, I bought like 35 different spices.
Speaker: all your all your spices salt I bought garlic salt garlic powder a chicken bullion powder
Speaker: And some stuff I don't, I don't remember what some of the stuff I bought. Shit. I don't even know. I just bought it. I literally, I'm literally, I'm literally standing there and I'm like, wait, these are dollar piece. And I just start grabbing shit. And she's like, what are you grabbing? I don't know. It's a piece. I almost did that last week or the week before when I was at the store, I was like, I need a steak seasoning that I put on everything.
Speaker: I was like, oh, well, this stuff is like 10 for 10. Oh, but that's the only thing I don't have room for it. So I don't I don't buy it. But what you do is you build some spice rack. I'm not going to build myself anything in this fucking apartment. Oh, you you you make it removable.
Speaker: Yeah, I was just gonna send me a picture where you draw a box and put lines through. Okay, part A, you bolt to part B, which is actually only this thick. I'm actually trying to figure out a spice rack for the kit tonight.
Speaker: because you and I didn't go to the same school together and take the same class or do the same job for the last umpteen years I need you to tell me how to build a fucking show I'm just saying my designs are awesome I got I got designs coming up I got a whole section of my phone
Speaker: the gallery section in the phone that is literally, if I see a something on Facebook, I follow all these woodworking stuff. If I see somebody built something, I'm like, I could build that save picture, put it in that file. So if somebody's like, I need a spice rack, I'm like, hold on. There you go. I got four or five different designs, you know?
Speaker: Some people have recipe books. Some people collect baseball cards. Jeff has design book. Yeah. Well, I used to have a, I used to, when I built something, I would carry a Polaroid camera with me or a regular camera. And right after I'd build it, I'd take pictures. So when somebody's like, can you build this? I'm like, well, here's my book. Now I just save it on my phone.
Speaker: I just send people to my TikTok. Check it out. But what really blew my mind was I went to price out the paint because I still want to paint it. I still haven't painted it. But for a literally a quarter of a gallon of paint and a quarter gallon of clear is $150 fucking dollars. Yeah, damn. And I went. Well, yeah, so primer is fine for now.
Speaker: My wife only did like $250 less last week. So spending $150 on paint, she'll shoot. Yeah, exactly. So I got to wait till like, you know, high seasons, like what? Two weeks away. I can just keep it nice and clean till then. Nice and clean. Well, before you go on. High season is literally, she'll do three, $400 a day.
Speaker: Yeah and the low season she'll do three or four hundred dollars a week or every two weeks or something. So high season we save up and slowly eat away a little bit of it. We maybe use about a quarter of what we save during low season and then the next high season we save more. We try to save as much as possible which is why I don't spend like crazy.
Speaker: Yeah, exactly. Because we know, we know when high seasons coming, when low seasons coming and we low season, we try not to spend anything. We try to spend as little as possible. Nice. But yeah, I mean, that's what Brad and I were talking about the other day. He was talking about, uh, he went, he needed a two by four and a two by four. When you and I were in high school, a two by four was like a quarter.
Speaker: for a good straight one, you know, perfectly, you know, $10. Well, before you get into too much of one of your little chainsaw, build your own mill. Before you get into much of a crazy rant about material prices and all that jazz, I'm going to, I'm going to cut you off and I'm going to tell you to go take a breath, count to 10.
Speaker: We're going to take a real quick break guys. Uh, and we'll be back here in a few minutes. And when we get back, I'm bringing back news stories, man. I was talking about it earlier. I'm bringing back the, the, the, you know, strange news odd news. Yeah. What the fuck news bringing it back. It's going to be a mainstay. That just means I actually have to do more words.
Speaker: I'm so busy. That's why I said I actually have to do more work because I find stuff this week. I just got to remember to save them. You got to send me the actual link and not a screenshot. Do you notice that every once while you find something cool on on Facebook and it won't let you share it? Yes, sometimes but then you know what I do.
Speaker: Uh, you know what I do? I go to the old calculator. Yeah, exactly. You go to the old Google box and type in the headline and then you'll get the story. But, uh, yeah, we'll be right back here in just a few minutes. Uh, I'm just trying to debate what song to play, but I'm going to, um, your tits. Cat's going to kick your ass too, by the way. I was listening to you going on and on about, about his woman.
Speaker: But we'll be right back, guys. Here's a little black top mojo. I haven't had chances. I don't want any more music, so. But it's all good. All their music kicks in. So who cares if you listen to it. Any song of theirs is good. Yeah. We'll be right back here in just a few minutes. Take a little break. Get a little break, maybe. I'm just, there we go.
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Speaker: Still a little whiskey left in the bottle You know it's good for you now But it won't be easy tomorrow And what kind of man would I be if I didn't hold you
Speaker: And just no girl when I leave Baby, I told you Why can't it just stay the same And after this it's all gonna change
Speaker: The best thing about this
Speaker: silence as we still read each other I know we both had too much but I could do with another And darling I'll stay as long as you let me
Speaker: But you know I gotta go So just try to forget me Why can't it just stay the same? And after this it's all gonna change Oh and now darling The morning's closing in
Speaker: The best day about this feeling
Speaker: Hell yeah. Welcome back to nonsensical nonsense, everybody. God, I love that fucking band, man. Welcome back, everybody. A little breaky. Jeff had to rearrange himself, get into his fucking. What the hell is going on over there, man?
Speaker: I was trying to get the, trying to get where my ass wouldn't go fucking numb. Well, I also, the, the boom that I built is not big enough for the couch. If I have the, if I move the camera from where I have it now, the camera's too far away.
Speaker: So the camera's over here and I'm over here. So I'm like diagonal and everything. The, the, the struggle is real. Yeah. Speaking of the struggle, if you guys aren't already good, check us out on social media at nonsense school nonsense, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Twitch.
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Speaker: I did have a, uh, somebody reach out, um, Tik TOK from Instagram, something. I don't know. She's she, uh, I guess you just got signed to a label singer. She's a singer model. So, um, so.
Speaker: And I was like, well, where can we find your music? Cause she's like, I don't have any music out yet. And I was like, what the hell? So I got to do a little bit more homework there and find out what's going on. Talk to her a little bit more and see what's up, but might bring her on. We'll see what's going on. Yeah. That'd be interesting.
Speaker: Yeah. Uh, it, it, so far we are very male dominant on the show. I just lost my ear bud. Oh, nice. I have to sound, I have to sound some feminine wiles on here. I guess besides summer. Yeah, there we go. I'm back. What's that? I said, it'd be nice to get some, some female perspective on the podcast besides summer.
Speaker: um well i'm almost hesitant to bring any females on here just because i know you're fucking creep no no i'm just saying no but i mean you know what i mean it's like uh i mean don't be wrong we got ryan on here i'm gonna hit on her but you know yeah so
Speaker: some chick out here that you think's hot and you're like, hey, so how you doing? How you doing? So you taking the answer? You gotta call me daddy. I'm like, goddamn, Jeff. Jeff had to go. Can't have no gas on the show. No, but I mean, it's like, you know what I mean? We are very quote unquote masculine on here. We're always talking about weird guy shit. But it'd be interesting to bring on a female guest that
Speaker: You know, not necessarily her perspective, but, you know, a little feminine ways on here, so to speak. Do you just want to check on the show that you can hit on constantly? No, no, no, no, no. No. No, I'm not. I'm not that dude, not live anyways.
Speaker: Yeah. I'll wait till we're off the show and then I'll - Yeah, it's gonna be off the show when you're in her DMs and sending her messages and shit. No, I can't. I don't think I'd do that. I mean, anymore. I'm not that guy anymore. I used to be that guy. My hair looks like shit, but I'm not that guy anymore. So there's a guy who was on Snapchat for a day and a half who was like, I just can't trust myself with that. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker: Five years ago? Ten years ago? Oh, I'd be that guy on Snapchat just following every chick that's gonna show me something. But any more, I'm like, I've policed myself. Where I'm like, yeah, you know what? I'm not mature enough to actually play with this app. So I got rid of it. Besides, the only people I was actually following on there was you and Summer.
Speaker: I'm like, you know what? I have no motherfuckers on messenger. I'll just messenger these motherfuckers if I really want to talk to them. You don't have to have anybody else. There's a top two people to have. Exactly. Exactly. So I was like, yeah, I'm good. So, well, as we said, I just walked by the TV and waved at the TV, not the camera. She's like, why aren't they waving back? I'm like, well, um,
Speaker: I hate to tell you that, but the way the podcast works, you have to wave it to the camera. Next time she does that, tell me about her hearing it and I'll wave at the TV. She'd be gone by then because YouTube does have the benefit of the way. I mean, I'm just now waving on the TV now and here in a few seconds you'll see her hand pop up on YouTube, but yeah.
Speaker: That's the only problem with that. There's her hand now showing up. And there's you waving. Now she's waving again. Another minute, I'll see it on YouTube. The delay is so bad for using it as a reference when we go live. Unfortunately, it's the only reference I have. Yeah, for the time being.
Speaker: It's not like I'm, you know, or I'm over here with fucking Facebook on one phone and I've never even actually pulled up our Twitch feed. Are we live on Twitch or is it just a link? You know, I don't know. I'll do that. Hey, what? Hey, Michelle, I don't know.
Speaker: It says we're live, but I don't know. I don't even know. I don't know how to fucking work, Twitch. Yeah, I don't either. Oh, Twitch, we are live. Yeah. But weird thing about Twitch, it doesn't save the life unless you go live on the actual Twitch app, which I find weird. Yeah, it doesn't. So it's kind of a pain in the ass. Yeah, it's.
Speaker: But I mean, that's the nice thing I have on YouTube. If you want to really see video, you go to YouTube, you can watch us. Granted, you can watch us on Facebook as well, but I'm pretty sure that eventually our our Facebook videos will be like muted or banned or something. Well, they they try to mute it like every week. I have to go in there and restore the audio. Right. And I feel like I would like them.
Speaker: Where YouTube it, nothing's been muted or blocked or anything. Which I find interesting. Yeah. I'd like to be able to send a message to Facebook and be like, look, we're playing a band's music that I literally have permission from, from the bank. Go ahead. Keep talking. So I think it's mom. But, uh, you know, I just don't know who to reach out to. Uh, as far as that goes, just to be like, stop muting my shit, your fucking jet offs. God dang, Facebook.
Speaker: and then this guy just leaves. It's not like we're not in the middle of a podcast or anything like that. So, and this guy wants to start another podcast on his own. So, but yeah, like it blows my mind. It kills me how Facebook just week after week and I'm constantly restoring it. And I just wish there was somebody I could reach out to and be like, Hey, stop meeting my shit. Hey, Michelle. Oh, what are you doing?
Speaker: I'm doing a podcast with your dad but your dad just up and left. Don't don't bump the camera. Oh my gosh. Mm hmm. I like Cyrus just left. Yeah. Sure. Now, you got to pick your favorite. Yeah. Here in a minute, I'll see how bad it is. No.
Speaker: Uh, they had a spat and yeah, I mean, you and I've done it in the past that I've either pissed you off and they had a spat the other day. So they're gonna, she's, she's just like, Hey, you're still on the podcast, right? I'm like, yeah. She's like, okay, I'm coming home with my friend.
Speaker: Uh, we're going to go up to the room and hash out our spat. I'm like, all right. Well, you know, at this point, you know, we all know her friend is one. It's kind of a ballsy move, bringing them home and hashing it out. They're, they're basically the same person. They have the same personality. And just like the problem with having two people that are basically the same person is you're going to clash.
Speaker: At one point or another and they clash the other day over some piddly bullshit and Uh, hey get my keys ready because bombs come home but and My wife come home. She's like I need to vent. I'm like, well, all right So we went up in the room and she just I just sat there and listened my eyes glazed over but I listened answer the phone yeah, and uh
Speaker: I just kind of, you definitely, I listened because I commented and I was like, well, you know, I get that, you know, Hey, like, you know, the standard. Yep. Yep. Uh -huh. Oh, no, you're right. No, you're totally right. She's wrong. Fuck her kind of thing. Being the supportive husband that I am. But, uh, but, uh, yeah, it was,
Speaker: So they're going to come over and hash out. She's like, you're still new to the podcast, right? I said, yeah, we just started the second half. Um, if you would have called five minutes earlier, we would have been in the break. So yeah, sorry. I was like, that's all right. Michelle's taking over for me. If you would not have interrupted our book and podcast, you know, she, she tries to, uh, she doesn't want to interrupt the podcast. So she tries to stay out, uh,
Speaker: taking her time getting home from work or on Wednesdays decided like or she'll go get her nails done like she got her nails done yesterday because she had to go sign that contract at work. What's the matter with you? Oh I have interesting news and he's gonna be pissed about it but my son has a crush on on the girl. He lives like 5 hours down.
Speaker: why she doesn't like it. Nice. The kitchen yesterday. And he's and, and you know, I got we got the homemade table saw outside. He's like, Can I go to the pool? And I was like, you as a joke, I said, you only want to go to the pool because that girl's out there. And he's like, and he goes just dead fucking silent.
Speaker: And I was like, Oh snap, I got it on the first try. He's like, you know, he starts trying to deny it and shit. I'm like, Oh, you got a little crushed. Yeah. He's like, she's cute. I'm like, I guess for a 10 year old, whatever. As far as 10 year olds go. I don't know. You know, son, I met your mom when she was 10. She was.
Speaker: yeah my wife my wife said the other day she's like oh i'm getting older you're gonna trade me in for a younger model i said babe do you know why i married you she's like you are the younger model calm down that's what i said no but i said you know why i married you because when i get old you'll still be young and she's like that's fucked up i said i know but that was funny you and your five year
Speaker: but I have to figure out a place to put all this extra wood now. My wife is like, I don't want the wood in the living room anymore. I'm like, uh, she's like stored under the stairs. I'm like, it's an eight foot section of plywood. The under the stairs is three and a half feet tall. You're going to have to, you're going to have to cut it, cut it down to size to, to fit in the, uh, it's time for you guys to go to bed.
Speaker: How much extra plywood do you have left over? Uh, I got about, like... So go outside, I don't fucking care. Jesus Christ. Um, I got a... I have an odd -shaped piece because I had to cut, um... What the fuck did I cut out? I cut something out. Oh, I had to cut out the face frame. Will you shut the fuck up? Jesus Christ.
Speaker: I had to cut out the face frame for the center and underneath the sink and I didn't want to do them right next to each other on the because I wanted two straight edges you know the top and the side so I have them from opposite sides of the plywood so I have a weird t -shaped piece of plywood that is a
Speaker: a third thick and then full thick, you know, if that makes sense. So it's like a foot, a foot, ow, a foot left on the bottom and then four feet thick in the middle. Yeah. And then I have a bunch of little scrap pieces. One of the pieces I have, I'm going to cut into shelves because it's a full eight foot by two foot.
Speaker: You can just go get you a tarp and put it outside and tarp it up so it doesn't get wet and all that jazz. I still have pieces of the particle board left. It's got that real smooth, almost like a Formica top to it. It's not Formica. It's like, you know what I mean? It's like, I don't know what the fuck it is. But I want to build desks for the kids. And I want to do a small
Speaker: Uh, breakfast tray for the bed for my wife. Like I said, when she comes home, she doesn't sit down on the couch anymore because there's air conditioning upstairs. So she goes upstairs and sits on the bed. And last night I brought her that, I made her that chicken and thing. And she blew her mind that I was downstairs cooking for her and not goofing off. And I said, I'm going to build you a little, what's breakfast and bed tray.
Speaker: Yeah. I felt like shit this morning. Well, we, we got the bright idea when we were at the store to buy shrimp and we made shrimp and pasta and it was really good, but it fucked my stomach up something awful. So.
Speaker: This morning when I woke up, I was just like, Oh, so I just went back to bed after she left. So I didn't get shit done in the morning. But since she was gone all day, we were able to get the house clean. But this morning, I was just like, I was worth dog shit. And my mother -in -law called at like three o 'clock, and she was
Speaker: Saying, oh, I'm going to come pick up the kids. I'm like, what the hell for? She's like, you're sick. Don't you have COVID? I'm like, no, I had a stomach bug for eating fucking shrimp because I hate fucking seafood. Calm down. She was like, oh, you just got COVID. I'm like, no, he doesn't. Calm down. Jesus Christ. He just got the COVID. He should have got the vaccine. I kind of want to get COVID just like, see, nothing happened.
Speaker: You better hope nothing happens because you live in Mexico and the hospitals are notoriously bad down there. Actually, no, the hospital is actually super good. The stigma is that the hospitals in Mexico are bad, but, you know, the doctors, you know, they go to the hospital I go to anyways. All the doctors speak English. They're from the states. They just don't want to work in a
Speaker: fucking weird system that they do in the States and they live here on the beach. They get paid roughly the same they do in the States, but they get to live in fucking Mexico on the beach. That's the difference. I think it paid a little bit less, but you know, you know that there's places here where doctors could live and live on the beach or work and live on the beach. The thing is like, um,
Speaker: There's an entire East coast and an entire West coast. There's an entire tourist industry for medical tourism. Not to mention the Southern coast. No, but there's an entire medical tourism industry down here that like just go right off the top of my head. A boob job in the States is how much? Like, you know, $15 ,000 where here it's like 4 ,000.
Speaker: for for same quality. I don't know a lot of horror stories for people going to Mexico. Like if you go to a good reputable doctor here, you're going to you're not going to spend as much to do in the States. But if you go to like Bob's warehouse down the road where it's like one light. This guy does an awful lot in Mexico. He's got to be like the king of Mexico. Bob is my generalized term.
Speaker: I don't know what it is, but I actually used to work with a guy I work I actually dated his daughter at one point, but I worked with a guy his name was Bob and I say that all the time he's like Why is it gotta be Bob? I'm like
Speaker: I don't know, but I've always - No offense. No offense to any Bobs out there. No offense to any Bobs out there, but I think the last place I'm going to go get plastic surgery is from Bob's plastic surgery warehouse where you can get plastic surgery, a plastic surgery, a laptop. A buddy of mine, he was in the army. He's retired now, but he was in a Humvee that blew up.
Speaker: And the Humvee went like six feet in the air and landed back down on his wheels. And it busted his teeth to the point where he had like one tooth. He looked like a meth head in his mouth, you know. Like he smiled and looked like a meth head. But he just got - Speaking of meth heads, what's up Nurt Glory Hall? There you go. But he got all his, he got caps done here. He lives here.
Speaker: Uh, but he got his caps done for like five grand where in the States they wanted 22 hundred 22 ,000. I'm surprised he even had to pay for that himself considering.
Speaker: Well, it's a whole thing, like the VA would only pay X amount. Yeah, I don't. He's on 100 % disability from the VA, 100 % disability, which means he gets like $6 ,000 a month regardless of what he's doing.
Speaker: because he spent 20 years in the military. Now, what's really cool about that, five grand a month, six grand a month in the States, eh, you can live okay. But six grand a month down here? Fuck, dude. You're rolling around like a fucking pimp, you know, which is why him and his wife live down here. They're like, fuck, we could live in the States and have a small apartment, or here we could rent a really nice fuck off house.
Speaker: Which is what they do. And he's actually just owned a motorcycle shop and a custom car shop. He actually offered me a job the other day. But it's on the opposite side of the fucking country. Six grand a month, I could not live in a fuck off apartment up here. I'll tell you that right now.
Speaker: like their house for a minute. It's huge for for a minute. When you started to tell that guy's story, I was going to say, um, that's Tony Stark and Iron Man one dumbass. Well, apparently he was telling me a story. Uh, they were in Iraq and their Hum Humvee ran over a landmine and the
Speaker: Literally like flipped over. I don't know if it landed on its wheels or not, but it fucked up that fucking humbly and everybody in it survived but Some who's got a couple of them got bad backs one of them broke his arm my buddy Dave Busted all his teeth because you know you clench your teeth in a situation And when he landed he busted his chin on his rifle yeah, and it
Speaker: but uh, but yeah, he, he, I used to joke with him like, come on, let's go get a steak. He's like, they come with a blender and I was like, ah, blend it up. You could drink it. But now he's, he, he, he can, he can, you know, it literally looks like it looks normal. Yeah. Yeah. Now he's like, let's go get that steak. Fuck you. You buy it. You got a lot of money. Yeah.
Speaker: But he, him and his wife, they lived in Cancun for a while, which is where I met him. And they just, they moved over to Mazatlan, which is on the opposite side of the fucking country, other coast. And he literally called me the other day, he said, hey, I'm getting ready to open up a Cuzgar shop, go along with a motorcycle shop. Do you want to run it? I'm like, is it going to be in Cancun? He's like, no, it's going to be Mazatlan. I'm like, I don't want to move to fucking Mazatlan. The cartel capital of Mexico, I'm good.
Speaker: Yeah. Right. How far away you say on the other side of the country, but how far away is that from you? It's a, I think 30 hour drive. I don't even know why I asked you that question because you're the same person that told me you made it from Ohio to Texas from five hours. It's probably like
Speaker: It's probably only two and a half hours away. We were like, it was like 30 hours. Uh oh. You've seen me in Tony's broadcast the other day when I was losing my shit. Tony's my boy. I love that guy.
Speaker: And Jeff, once again, in the middle of the podcast, he's such a professional. He just, he just ups and just up and bounces. He's like, Oh, no, no, no explanation or anything. He just leaves. No, my phone was ringing. The landline was ringing. Yeah. So I said, I had to send my son to go open the gate. I got fried chicken. We just took a break. You could have done that.
Speaker: I didn't have to go then. I'm like that kid on the road trip. We were just at the gas station. I didn't have to go then. You're that kid that gets tied to the roof. There was a story. My mom told me this, this happened. I don't remember it because I think I was like four or five, but, uh, we went down to West Virginia and my mom.
Speaker: had an aunt or whatever. I don't remember how we knew this lady but she had this older lady. This lady was like 70 and we took uh my parents had this 86 87 Astro minivan 86 87 and my dad my my brother my sisters and and this we took this lady to to see her family
Speaker: And apparently I had to piss. And my dad was like, I'm not fucking stopping again. So apparently I pissed in a bottle and then my sister was dumping out the window and the old lady that was riding in the van with us laughed so hard she almost had a heart attack because she was laughing at the cars behind us turning on the windshield wipers. And his piss is flying off the side of the van. Yeah, nice.
Speaker: Uh, Josh, what's your question? Yeah, go ahead. The chatter's box. Josh has a question. Yeah. Um, it was cool, uh, James. Uh, but you know, how about them Bulldogs, the Georgia Bulldogs? I can get down on that. What's up. Uh, I'm a Michigan fan, but I can get down on the Bulldogs. If you're referring to Georgia.
Speaker: Well, it was nice that Tony gave that opportunity to people, but obviously there's a problem there that some people just don't want to see or do anything about. Why do you answer these sports questions? I'm going to fry chicken. Jesus Christ. Well, I answered a sports question. I was referring to
Speaker: But, uh, yeah, that game, I didn't watch the game because we were live recording the podcast, but I kinda had had it on in the background and was half -assed paying attention to it. Uh, I got a buddy of mine who's a Clemson Tigers fan fan bust his balls because, you know, they were irrelevant for like 50 years.
Speaker: Um, and then all of a sudden they start winning. There's people in South Carolina that didn't even know South Carolina had another football team, but, uh, it was a good game and it was, it was much better than I thought it was going to be. I figured, uh, Georgia would put it, put it on them pretty, pretty bad. This is it. We just.
Speaker: get on here and bullshit with each other. We're going to slowly start adding in some segments that I want to bring back. We were going to do it tonight, but then we got off on one of our rants. It's basically just Jeff and I bullshitting and talking. Watching your team tomorrow night. Tampa or Dallas? Everybody's looking at my kitchen.
Speaker: I'm not quite sure what that means. Some people are just asleep. What? Oh, am I back on screen? I have a full minute delay. Yeah, yes. Okay, somebody obviously bumped the tripod. That was probably you when you got up. No, it's because everybody just walked through here to go look at my kitchen, dude.
Speaker: I'm pretty off screen now, I'm sure, because Kevin just moved it. Keyword is so Dallas. Yeah. Yeah, I heard about that. Josh, after the game that Georgia had all those players missing. So Georgia ranked number five Saturday night. They played Clemson ranked number three, and Georgia handled them. It was a close game, but Georgia's defense stepped up. Who did win? Georgia won.
Speaker: OK. So I like the Bulldogs. I like the logo. That's that's my judgment of teams. I go by the logo. I like the time, by the way. Hey, what's up? Tell one I said hi. No friend here. They're checking out my kitchen. How cool it is. Are they number two now? I don't even think not unless Michigan does something really, really good this year.
Speaker: I don't think I'm doing. I mean, it's only been one game. They started out real slow, real sluggish Saturday and then they once they found their rhythm, there was lights out, but they played Western Michigan so. I am from I've been Ohio. Jeff is originally from Ohio, but now he's down at Cancud. He's been out there for what 21 years, 2020 years.
Speaker: Uh, so January, February, I don't even know the rankings right now. Um, but Josh, if you're into sports podcasts, there may be one coming, coming down the pipe with me. Yeah. I mean your way with me and another buddy of mine. And if you're a car guy, I'm getting ready to do a shop talk and, uh, I'm contemplating another one with my wife.
Speaker: that's what we call crazy spouses. Oh, oh man. Pat, you're all over the place. Auburn for college, Dallas for NFL. What the **** son? Doesn't Bert Kreischer, doesn't he do a podcast with his wife? No, he does just a regular podcast where it's just, I think it's called, he does one, I've seen videos of it where it's just, he brings a guest into his living room and he's, they both sit on couches.
Speaker: Two bears in a cave yeah with Tom Segura Tom Segura Yeah, I think Bert does like 50 different podcasts though oh It it's kind of the concept you and I were talking about is like Doing a podcast is really cathartic. I if you get shit off your chest you get your ideas out there and you can just vent It not unlike therapy
Speaker: I think it's actually the best form of therapy. Good Lord, Pat. You are all over the board. Pat's in here listening to his favorite team. So in the NFL, he likes the Dallas Cowboys. College, he likes Auburn. Auburn. NHL. It's down South somewhere. OK. Alabama, I think. OK.
Speaker: And, and hockey, he likes the Pittsburgh penguins and then baseball, he likes the fucking Yankees gross. But on the Yankees note, congratulations to Derek Jeter. He just got inducted into the hall of fame today. So he definitely deserved that. Well, well -deserved much earned, uh, hall of fame recognition recognition for probably one of the best, uh,
Speaker: probably one of the top five best Yankees to ever play the game, in my opinion, but who am I? I'm not even the Yankees. I fucking hate the Yankees. As much as I know of baseball, I haven't heard of him, so we'll call it that. That's a win. Yeah, I fucking hate the Yankees, but.
Speaker: Just because I'm that guy where You're like me you're like me when it comes to if everybody else likes it. It's got to be bad No, I'm a Reds fan. So okay So Reds Reds are good team Yeah, I'll burn is in Alabama I thought they were I for some reason I almost said Mississippi and I was like I know that's not fucking right because they're Alabama rival I
Speaker: But I'm one of those guys where the Yankees, because baseball doesn't have like a salary cap or anything like that. So the Yankees have just bought all their championships. But Josh, I think he's going to do like car stuff, like old muscle cars, old trucks.
Speaker: with, with a friend of ours from high school. And then he's also going to have his brother come on. They're going to like alternate weeks and his brother's more well -rounded and then like, uh, how to stuff, uh, like how to, uh, how to fix DYI type shit. Um, tool. Shit. I don't know. I'm not a car guy. I'm a sports nut. I don't know shit about cars. Never have never will. I can put gas in it. I can turn the key and make it go room to room.
Speaker: I don't know the ins and outs of cars like Jeff does. So he had talked about doing that because every once in a while he'll start talking about cars on here and I just kind of glaze over and pass out. Same when I started talking about sports, but he has the same because he doesn't know anything about sports.
Speaker: Yeah, I'm thinking about talking to a buddy of mine this weekend, seeing if he wants to get down doing like a Monday podcast. Kind of do a Sunday wrap up or like a Sunday review of all Sundays games and then like a preview for Monday night football. And then if it evolves into baseball and hockey talk that'll I'm going to avoid the NBA because I just don't care anymore. But. Just kind of.
Speaker: re -insuring out there. This will be our main home, so to say, as far as podcasts go. But it'll all fall under the same umbrella. Basically, you'd be able to find all the podcast links and everything like that on our nonsensical nonsense pages. So just kind of get out there and put our faces out there so you can see us every day of the week.
Speaker: No, don't get paid for doing a podcast. Not yet. Anyways, maybe one day we will. Look, I don't know. We gotta gotta get ourselves, uh, we're slow, slowly, slowly, but surely, uh, building a fan base. So, you know, we'll see what happens down the road. This is our main focus, but we're gonna potentially, uh, get a couple, uh, I guess you could say side shows or whatever, just because
Speaker: Yeah, like I said, cars and whatnot are kind of his forte. I'm a sports guy, but at the same time, we can pretty much talk about anything and everything together, whether it be movies, music, comics, just ranting in general. We talk a lot of bullshit on here. So, but not getting paid yet, maybe one day. Hopefully one day, that's the goal. That is the goal. Sorry about that. The kids apparently made a mess.
Speaker: that I didn't see. Well, I mean, that's kind of becoming your thing tonight. You just randomly get up and leave the podcast. Well, it's Wednesday nights are kind of a weird thing. It's the incredible disappearing Jeff. Yeah. It's my superpower. Now you see, now you don't.
Speaker: Well, I used to go to a bar with my buddy and, you know, after I got enough beers in me where I was like, if I stick around any longer, I'm gonna be too drunk to go home.
Speaker: I just leave. I wouldn't say anything. Anyway, I just disappear. What was that? After like two or three white claws, you pulled the old Irish exit. My call wasn't even invented the last time I was at a bar. No, man, it is like, back in the day, I drank like you did, like you do now. And, you know, I stopped drinking when I got married. Well, I stopped drinking heavily. I mean, I still drink, but. Hey, Angela.
Speaker: and where it was like, uh, when I was single, that's when I was going to the bar and I just get fucked up every night. Well, if you're into cars and sports and you like the nonsensical bullshit that we talk about, you are in the right spot, my friend. We're going to give it all to you. Yeah. Like I said, uh, I'm not sure when, but here on Monday, shop talk where we talk tools and cars and
Speaker: trains, planes, automobiles, all that shit. You're getting ready to do the sports podcast. I'm curious to see how the podcast goes when you're on the other side of the fence and you're in my position where you're doing that. It's like you and I don't really have a set thing that we talk about. So we kind of go. I'm talking about.
Speaker: Yeah, I'm talking about you do it all like the posting and editing and all you're gonna send me here and be like good good. Can you can you uh post the The only thing I might the only thing I might ask your help on is what what program you use to download the audio Yeah that I think that's because I you know, I I download videos from youtube all the time I don't know how easy it would be to do it to do it to do it from your phone, but
Speaker: I mean, Oh, that's, that's where I, I basically do it now. You'd basically just copy the URL and, uh, put it into the program and it downloads it. I've done, I did it on our first one cause our, the, the test one one did not the first episode test one. That's actually up on still up on my YouTube channel. Um, yeah, I actually, I actually copied the audio and I put it on my, my anchor.
Speaker: underneath KTM productions. So it's there. So I've done it. I just, and I've done it all from the phone, so I know I can do it. I won't be able to add video clips like you do until I get the laptop, but eventually. Yeah. Well, that's what, that's what makes it nice. It only took me 35 episodes. It's not like you've been doing it since day one either.
Speaker: I'm like, wait a minute, I can add video on here. Oh, that's going to make my life so much easier when I edit. Yeah, exactly. Well, yeah, I'm not going to do music just because I don't want to. No, but I mean.
Speaker: Yeah, as you as you've seen, I uploaded those videos when we did the, you know, the tribute or the in memory or whatever to to the 13 soldiers that got killed. I uploaded a couple videos last week. I had that news story.
Speaker: of the Virginia school board. So, I mean, that's pretty convenient because I can, you know, if we're talking about something, I can pull up audio or whatever. The videos are great for people watching us live. Yeah. But then you still get the audio if you're listening to the replay. Yeah. Well, I think when we do shop talk, we're mainly going to talk about tools and like doing our best to explain how
Speaker: one person would do this compared to how I would do it and all that fun stuff. We are definitely the biggest tool I've ever met. One of the episodes you and I discussed the difference between brands of tools.
Speaker: Well, I'm sure we'll go a full episode of shit like that on - Yeah, I think Black & Decker's the best brand ever made, and if you think I would, he's the best brand ever. Well, it all comes down to price and durability. Well, Pat, I'm glad you found us here, too.
Speaker: Pat said in the chatters box, uh, he was like, I miss the craziness of your lives. So I'm glad I found you guys here. And then he commented pissing off the deck because as we've stated in the past, I'm a man and I will piss anywhere I please. And there's nothing that nobody really can or can't say about it because the world is my, my back. I agree. I agree. As a dude, the world is my bathroom.
Speaker: Yeah. And I would, I'd be live and I'd be like, oh, I'll be right back. And I'd step behind the camera and take a piss off the deck. Or when, when I first started, well, it wasn't when I first started, but when I first started out Periscope, I used to do my live on my back patio and I had my phone set up on my fence. It was like the perfect height for doing my lives. But also at the same time, I wouldn't even have to interrupt my lives. I can just, yeah, I wouldn't even have to interrupt my live. I'd just take a piss right there while I was talking.
Speaker: Well, I mean, like, like when I first started getting TikToks, I would literally drop my phone against the windowsill. Yeah. And it was all fine and dandy until one night somebody was like, are you taking a piss? And I'm like, I've been doing this forever. I'm like, no, I've been doing this forever. I just take a piss while I talk to you guys. They're like, oh my God, that's fucking great. But I mean, I even, I even went as far as, uh, I acquired, you know,
Speaker: I won't say how or where I acquired it, but I acquired a hand sanitizer that was on a pedestal. You know, like when you walk into a store or something, that I had on my patio so that, you know, it wasn't completely gross.
Speaker: I won't say how I acquired that hand sanitizer machine. You permanently borrowed it. That's all. It just showed up on my patio one day. I don't know where it came from. The hand sanitizer fairy brought it to me, I guess. Yeah.
Speaker: but uh if you want, let's go ahead and get into the WTF news because you told me you got a couple stories ready and I'm totally right. Well, now that now because it's you know, we went on our rants and you know, it's uh being donkey. Never know when to quiet yourself. We uh
Speaker: We don't have time to get into the news, but I still have the stories so we can do them Saturday. We'll do them Saturday. And I still have my sweet new sound, my sweet new sounder. I mean, I can play that just because. I think that's really all you got here. Hey, you remember I told you about that, that Tim Allen book. It is like the, it's called Don't Stand Too Close to a Naked Band.
Speaker: Oh, yeah. Yeah, I think so. Oh, my God. You got to read this book. It is hilarious. I'll send it to me. Yeah. The funny thing is, at one point he's talking about an old playboy. He was watching a lady hang up lights and she looked like this playboy model on the way she was dressed. I literally had to Google and I was like, OK, playboy 1979. This person.
Speaker: Kevin, give it a rest. Stop acting up. Never. What is the name of the book? Don't Stand Too Close to a Naked Man. Don't Stand Too Close to a Naked Man by Tim Allen. Do they have it? Do they have it in an audio version? I don't know. The only reason I have it is because there was a bookstore here in Cancun called Needful Things.
Speaker: And they had, it was the only bookstore in town that had. That's a Stephen King book, I believe. I know. And it was the only bookstore in town. It was a used bookstore, but 90 % of the books were in English. And I'm not the biggest reader in the world, but every once in a while.
Speaker: Yeah, obviously. There's a reason why you don't do news. Yeah, exactly. But I was hugely when I saw the movie Sahara with Yeah, Matt McConaughey, I got hugely into the Clive Kussler novels, because there it's an amazing set of adventure books. And I would go into needful things and they had
Speaker: every one of them and I you buy it it would cost a dollar fifty and then when you take it back as long as it's still in good condition take it back they give you a dollar fifty and you just take another book or you take another book a dollar fifty back or they give you another book so I read the book read the new book and then grab another one and just do like that and one day I got I got bored with reading uh
Speaker: Clive Cussler and I saw this Tim Allen book and I was like, oh, I gotta buy this because he's, he's a car guy. He's a tool guy. And I'm like, I'm in, you know, it's right up my alley. And, but he talks about the weirdest, funniest stuff in here. You know, like, like, you know, I talk, we talk about shit you used to do as a kid and he talks about shit he used to do as a kid, but he also goes into his criminal past. Like he got, he got busted for Coke.
Speaker: Before he was famous, he was, he got busted for selling Coke. Yeah. And not Pat says, uh, Pat says your bookstore sounds like a library. It does, right? Basically it was. Okay. I got to address something real quick. Yeah, go ahead. I know we've talked a lot of sports more than we ever do, but go Tigers. Okay. Comes in here.
Speaker: Last week he comes in here and he says, cool Mizzou hat. He disrespects my Michigan hat. This week he comes in here. The man can't even come in and say, hey guys, how's it going? What's up, man? No. What's he do this? What's he do tonight? He comes in and he says, the only thing harder than words is the Browns beating the Chiefs and Arrowhead. I don't know if you watched that playoff game last year, but you needed the ref's help to beat the Browns.
Speaker: multiple shitty calls and one that cost us a touchdown. So prepare to get your dick knocked in the dirt this Sunday when the dogs come. I missed that game. Casey says, I'm just poking the bear. He does. He just comes in. He just starts poking.
Speaker: He's figured out the buttons. It'll be a good game, I think. In all honesty, I think it'll be a good game. It'll definitely be a good way to start the season for both teams. Give it here. Miles, Garrett, and David, and Clowney are going to snap Patrick Mahomes in half.
Speaker: Yeah, I don't know if you see that piece of wood I just put back here, but I got like 30 pieces. Yes, Jeff. Everybody can see your wood. Look at Jeff's wood, everybody. Look at my wood. Yeah, there you go. Be creepy. Oh, yeah. Look at my wood. You like that. Jeff, you're being creepy.
Speaker: Yeah, you just made it worse. By acknowledging it, you made it worse. Pretty much. You're like the class clown that's not that funny or more obnoxious than anything else. And as soon as somebody acknowledges it, it just makes it that way. It just eggs me on for more. You go from three to 12. Yeah. Yeah. I don't blame you, Pat.
Speaker: I mean, that's one thing that Casey and I can both agree on that the Dallas Cowboys suck. So, yeah, I'm with you there. Yeah. I've never understood the concept of, of so many people like the Cowboys. I think, I think a lot of it has to do with, um, a bandwagon type deal. I mean, I get that. I get that. They, um,
Speaker: You know, so they were good in the nineties. They had their run. Excuse me. Yeah, but I mean, even, even now, I mean, like, uh, especially anybody from Texas, the, the, anything from Texas, somebody from Texas is going to be like, fuck about whatever thing rules. I'm like, yeah, calm down. It's not that great. Well, that's the same thing in Ohio where everybody's in Ohio state. Now they just don't know any better. Well, that's where, that's where,
Speaker: I think that's where you and I slowly became friends because I was a Michigan fan for the simple fact is because I was from Ohio. I am the most anti -bandwagon kind of person there is. Everybody be like, left is the greatest. I'm like, fuck you, I'm going right. I'm like, oh my God. Exactly.
Speaker: I don't want to be just like everybody else. I want to be my own person. Unfortunately, I've lost out on stuff because of it. Do you remember the movie Almost Famous? When it first came out,
Speaker: Everybody in the brother was talking about it and I shit all over it. I hadn't even seen a preview for it I was like fuck that movie. I'm not gonna see it then when I finally saw it I was like damn this actually damn good movie. I feel like an asshole But yeah, well things I am just I'm so anti -bandwagon. Hmm Well, there's not much good audit Connecticut there Pat so, you know
Speaker: I don't think most people are going to buy the shirt over trade. But, uh, you know, that's how I've been that way before with things like, you know, you said almost famous as a movie, the first movie that pops into my head is fucking the hangover. I think it's the dumbest goddamn movie ever on the planet.
Speaker: The first one I liked because it was different, but then they made three more or two more and they were basically the same fucking movie. It was so dumb and everybody's like, oh, you just don't like it because everybody likes it. I'm like, it just doesn't look that interesting to me. It's not that I'm going against what everybody says. And then finally, like my ex -wife and a couple of our friends finally forced me to watch it. I'm five minutes into the movie and I'm like, he's on the fucking roof. And they're like,
Speaker: Have you watched him like, no, he's on the roof and I'm bored. I'm not even, and it's just, it just, it was, I dunno, it was just one of those movies. It just did not, Yukon's good in basketball. They got that going for him, Pat. But no, I, I became a Michigan fan when I was a kid, just to be a dick, but that is, I got older. Exactly. That's, that's where I got on that bandwagon of
Speaker: Hell yeah, Michigan rules, because fuck Ohio State, because I'm from Ohio. Yeah. But then I got older, and I started understanding the game, and actually becoming a football fan, and I was like, Stanley, Michigan. That's my team. They got a good history, and all that other jazz. So you and me both, Casey, and I'm probably willing to bet that Jeff is on the same on board with us on that comment. What's up?
Speaker: You said they keep delaying Top Gun 2 and it's pissing me off. Yeah, I'm kind of. But did you hear what happened the other day? No, what happened? Supposedly, supposedly, supposedly, sorry, I'm going to crack my English because I'm going to yell at my old proper people. Supposedly. Yeah, there was a copy in a
Speaker: Tom Cruise's car and the car was stolen or something. And they got the car back and the movie was gone. So it's one of those, oh, I don't know how the movie got leaked. Well, I can't believe Top Good 2 is on the internet. The problem I have with it is
Speaker: Kind of lost interest in the fact that it was coming out when I heard that Tom Hanks lost his shit because people weren't wearing masks on set top cruise Yeah But do you know but do you know? You know why he lost his shit And I don't even think it was on the Senate. I don't think it was on It was a mission possible yeah, because he
Speaker: Everything for that movie like everybody that's hired like everything is coming out of his pocket He's paying everything even down to the people who are picking up the trash. Oh, no shit So, you know, so all this shit was going on with this pandemic and he's trying to keep people employed so yeah, I mean that's why he lost his shit because there's losing guidelines that they had to follow and he's like to
Speaker: This is coming out of my pocket. I'm paying for it. Like there's one time where somebody lost their mind about the mass thing where I was kind of on board and on his side because I didn't know he was paying for it. But to me, it was still like, uh, he, he, he just seemed like a real dick about it. Well, we all know top cruises is about as crazy as, uh, yeah. Have a good night. Pat.
Speaker: I have a fried chicken. Jesus Christ. But no, that's why he completely lost his mind and freaked the fuck out. But as I said, I can't blame the guy when you're putting all that money out. I mean, I'd be a stickler for the rules, too. Even if I had more money than God, much like Tom Cruise does, because it seems like everything that fucking man touches turns to gold for some weird reason.
Speaker: I'm a fan of his movies. I have not watched all of the Mission Impossible series, but I mean, there's only so much you can do in there like on Mission Impossible 45 at this point. So, you know. But when he gets back, I think we're going to wrap the show up for tonight because my ass worked.
Speaker: 10 hours yesterday, 11 hours today. We got another 11 hours in the morning. Oh my god, calm down. The kids are acting up. Sounds like your wife is acting up. No, the kids are trying to find every reason in the book to stay awake. And it's way back. Yeah, they'll get over it. Yeah, well, they've been
Speaker: I'm like, my kids are real **** **** 90 % of the time. My daughter, I don't know. Did you ever experience this with your kids where you, I can literally tell my daughter something like, hey, come here and she'll just stand there, stare at the ground. Oh, yeah. Well, I was talking about that a few weeks back. Yeah, with my middle daughter. I mean, I'll say something to her.
Speaker: you know, ignore me and, um, whatever, you know, and then I'll come back through and she's like, she won't even acknowledge me. And then I'll say it again. And she'll look at me and kind of roll her eyes. Then I'll come through a third time. And, and I'm like, seriously, I'm not even being a dick. I'm just asking you to do something. And now you're making me look like an asshole here because now I'm yelling at you. It's outside by the back wheel of my car.
Speaker: there they were told to clean the rooms today their room yeah and of course they didn't do it so she's yelling them clean the room and they were down here fucking why would they clean a room that don't make no sense exactly right well I would say you're it's it's three of the walls are well the one wall is from wall to wall bid
Speaker: they only have a section that is literally maybe two and a half feet wide to keep clean. Damn. Because you walk in the door, you can't close the door because the beds are so long. Yeah. And so it's literally two and a half tiles, which are foot tiles, so it's about two and a half foot of section, the depth of the room that has to be cleaned. It doesn't.
Speaker: It literally, I could have it done in 30 seconds. You know? Yeah. But. Oh no, I have that. Just shove everything out of the bed. Yeah. Why do you have to yell? And I'm like, uh, because if I tell you like a nice person, you don't listen. And I yell. You don't listen. After the fifth time of saying.
Speaker: and you please pick that up and then they walk and after about the fifth time I'm like, God damn it. Pick that up. And my neighbors walk past the house going, damn, that dude's pissed. I'm like, no, he's frustrated.
Speaker: You know, it would have taken you less time to pick it up. I'm not real big on smacking the kids. You know, we, we, we decided long ago, yes, they will be spanked, but it's not an every night occurrence, no matter how bad they are. But if it's, if it gets to the point where like, Hey, you've done something fucked up, you're going to get spanked. Period. And I don't know what it is, but I'm not the one, if I hit them, it's, it's, it's.
Speaker: it's a real pussified hit because I know my own strength and if I hit him wrong, I'll break their backs where my wife, she doesn't hold back and so she yells at me. She's like, you have to actually hit him. I'm like, you know, I don't want to hit him. They're my kids. I don't want to do it. Yeah. But they need it. I'm sorry.
Speaker: I know that I'm not the go stand in a corner and think about what you've done kind of guy. Yeah, exactly. Well, yeah, like I said, I mean, serial killers. Yeah. Well, like I said, it reaches a point where they've spent more time and energy walking past the same thing that you asked him to pick up, you know, pick it up. But my first case is I start take away stuff.
Speaker: I'm like, first thing to go is phone privileges. Number two is TV privileges. And number three, I start taking apart bicycles. There you go. I take the front wheel off my bike. I thought you were going to learn today. Yeah, exactly. And I'm like, if you can't behave, I'll take the front wheel off your bike next.
Speaker: Yeah. I was saying when you went to go fry chicken, when you got back, we were going to get ready to wrap it up because I've had two long ass days at work and I've got another one ahead of me tomorrow. And Casey said, you need to wrap it up and get rested for Sunday. I'm going to have to beat some children tonight. And they brought their fan down here so I can quote unquote fix it.
Speaker: I don't know. But Joe asked. Joe asked her in the chatters box and he's like, he's like, so you've probably said this over and over again, but how did you guys meet? I don't know the back story, but Jeff and I actually went to school together. We both went to the career center and took building trades together. So we've known each other for. 20 since we were like 24, 15, 16.
Speaker: Yeah, we were about 15 or 16 when we met. So, yeah, we just met in school, became instant friends, don't know how, don't know why, because no two people could be more opposite than what Jeff and I are. We're basically the same person, but we have opposite interests.
Speaker: Yeah. And we've just stayed friends throughout the years. I mean, you know, we might go a little while without talking, but we went, we went, uh, what, like 15 years without talking just because we, you know, Facebook wasn't around when we were in school. And one of the last things you said to me in person was don't be a fucking stranger.
Speaker: Yeah, and then your ass goes to Mexico. Yeah, exactly. But and then and I first saw you going live on TikTok. And I commented in the chatters box of TikTok. And he ignored me. And I was like, well, fuck this guy. You know, when I finally got your attention, you're like, oh, what's up? And we started talking ever since. And that was like, what? Like a year ago.
Speaker: Yeah, about a year, year and a half ago. I mean, throughout the years, yeah, I mean, 15, 20 years we reconnected. Yeah. I mean, what's Facebook and stuff come around? I mean, we would talk on and off again.
Speaker: Uh, you need to use more of a, Hey, what's up? Oh, Hey, how's it going? Oh, well, nothing, nothing too crazy until you, uh, you came into my, my, uh, live. And then we started talking on a pretty regular basis. And then we had this brilliant idea, which is something that I'd been kicking around for a while. And when you and I started talking, I was like, I've been kicking around myself for a long time. I'd never gone live. Uh, the first time I ever went live was on Tik TOK, but, but, uh, I never, um,
Speaker: I I I always love the idea of doing a podcast. I just I I know I you can't do a podcast by yourself because that's just a weird vlog vlog or whatever. Yeah, it's it's I mean my lives were totally different than than the podcast I would I I would like to say that I would never um uh upload my lives into a podcast form I guess you could say yeah, but
Speaker: It's not a whole lot different. I mean, it's a little bit more toned down and there's an actual conversation, so to say, rather than just some drunk asshole staring at a screen talking to invisible people on the other side. Yeah. Which is why when I first went live, I was like, this is the weirdest fucking thing ever. Yeah. When you first start going live, it feels weird.
Speaker: Yeah, nothing, nothing too crazy, nothing too exciting as far as how Jeff and I met. I mean, we just happened to wind up in the same class together at the career center. He went to, we went to two totally different schools, probably about an hour away from each other, which is funny because, uh, building trades was not my first choice. I wanted to get into auto body, but it was full because they, that, that, that one, that, uh, auto body and auto,
Speaker: auto mechanics filled up fucking quick. Mm hmm. Oh, yeah, apparently. And I missed the cutoff by like a day. And I was like, well, I don't want to do regular fucking school. What else is there? And they're like building trades. I'll dominate in that class. I wouldn't I wouldn't say you dominated in that class. I didn't dominate because all we did was goof off all the time and get yelled at. Yeah.
Speaker: Yeah, I was gonna say once once you and I became friends, we just got yelled at a lot, but. But I mean, that's pretty much what any of us didn't. Our class was a bunch of we were good. We were good at what we did, but we were also a bunch of fuck offs. Well, I know it didn't help that we did concrete for like what, eight months? Yeah, the first year was like nothing but fucking concrete.
Speaker: I remember the first thing we did was build saw horses and it pissed me off to knowing that we had to use hand saws. I was so pissed about that. I was like, fuck that, I know how to use a circular saw. I know how to use power tools, god damn it. Look at me, look how small I am. What really drove me nuts is the fact that my dad went to school with our teacher.
Speaker: I hated that concept. And day one, I was like, fuck. But yeah. But yeah, we've been for, I'd say 24 years, something like that. Yeah, about 24 years. Makes us sound fucking old as shit. Well, I mean, you're 40. I'm pushing 40. We're getting old.
Speaker: Yeah. Yeah. Um the only thing I wish is that we would have started the podcast like five years ago. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Well, yeah. It would have been a whole different. I mean, I was I I mean, I was five years ago. **** I was I was I was a
Speaker: in the live streaming game. I've been doing that shit for so fucking long. Well, I think if we started five years ago, we would definitely have a sponsor right now. Yeah, right. Joe said, and now the nonsense is strong with you both.
Speaker: Yes. Imbirths nonsensical. Nice. Yeah. Takes extremely high level of nonsense to call it nonsensical. Topic for the next week. Too many crazy people out there. Oh man. There are a lot of crazy people. Too many crazy people out there. What's that like? Mr. We are those weirdos. Yeah. I may have to steal that actually Joe. I'm not even gonna lie.
Speaker: Well, that's from the when the when the the the girls get off the bus and the the bus driver's like you girls be careful. There's a lot of weirdos out here and the one chick looks at mister. We are those weirdos.
Speaker: No, uh, Joe said, uh, too many crazy people out there and not enough circuses. Welcome to the new tagline circus for the Iran. Hey, Iran came in and said, fuck Newport Richie. So there's that, but we are gonna, we are going to jump off here. Uh, we'll wrap this up just because I'm a lazy shit. Maybe by Saturday, I'll have last Saturday and tonight's episodes posted.
Speaker: Uh, but, uh, we appreciate you guys. Yeah, man, for real. Well, I was going to do it last night, but then I got busy with the kids and coming home and cooking dinner and all that jazz. But, um,
Speaker: But yeah, thank you guys for listening. As always, chatter's box. Appreciate y 'all hanging out, being a lively group. Even KC Tigers who likes to come in and poke the bear, but. Yeah, right. But we will see you guys Saturday night 8 PM. If you're not already.
Speaker: Go hit up the social media, give Jeff a thumbing, he likes it like that. We're at Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Twitch, all that nonsensical nonsense. Oh, the sound effects and your visual over there. And if you want to get every episode of the podcast, feel free to check us out on Anchor.
Speaker: Spotify, Google and Apple and pretty much anywhere you get your podcast jollies as Jeff likes to hear me say now.
Speaker: and uh if you want to email us for whatever reason, feel free to email us. Nonsensical nonsense podcast. Jesus. I can't do it. Nonsensical .com. My brain just I'm I'm literally watching my son try to fix a fan and I know he has no idea
Speaker: what he's doing because I don't know. Well, I mean, at least I wasn't every year like you read about. Yeah, at least I wasn't ever here making stupid sound effects and doing dumb gestures.
Speaker: But like I said, we'll see y 'all Saturday. We're out of here. Fuck. Oh, well. A -Rod is feeling the sorts of ways. He said, fuck Kevin Hawley. We're going to close the show out with Rock Lee's remix of Judas's, or not Judas's, Fauzi's Judas. Fauzi's Judas. Yeah. So we will see you guys Saturday night. We are out of here.
Speaker: Is there something left for me to save in the wreckage of my life?
Speaker: He woke in a senseless honor
Speaker: The darkness but losing the light It's so cold by the evening's light What have I become? Now that I've been framed Everyone I've ever loved must've gone away
