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Speaker: Yes.
Speaker: what's going on everybody happy monday welcome to nonsense school nonsense and happy memorial day
Speaker: before we get too far into the show. It is Memorial Day. I don't know what the hell is going on with my camera. I don't know what the hell is going on with the camera either. We got some kind of a ninja star and it says it's the OBS virtual but I don't have my OBS on. I don't know what the hell is doing. I don't know.
Speaker: you play around with that but I did have a little something planned a little tribute if you will to uh who are fallen soldiers and whatnot so I didn't make this I found it but I thought it was pretty cool so uh go ahead and enjoy
Speaker: ś ś
Speaker: The sight before us is that of a strong and good nation that stands in silence and remembers those who were loved and who in return loved their countrymen enough to die for them.
Speaker: Yet we must try to honor them, not for their sakes alone, but for our own. And if words cannot repay the debt we owe these men, surely with our actions we must strive to keep faith with them and with a vision that led them to battle and a final sacrifice. Our first obligation to them and ourselves is plain enough.
Speaker: The United States and the freedom for which it stands, the freedom for which they died, must endure and prosper. Their lives remind us that freedom is not bought cheaply. It has a cost.
Speaker: The willingness of some to give their lives so that others might live never fails to evoke in us a sense of wonder and mystery, and how they must have wished in all the ugliness that war brings that no other generation of young men to follow would have to undergo that same experience. As we honor their memory today,
Speaker: Let us pledge that their lives, their sacrifices, their valor, shall be justified and remembered for as long as God gives life to this nation. And let us also pledge to do our utmost to carry out what must have been their wish, that no other generation of young men will ever have to share their experiences and repeat their sacrifice.
Speaker: And welcome to the show, everybody. I was the only Ronald Reagan that that man could give a fucking speech for. I don't give a damn who you are, but now. Today is a day in remembrance of everybody enjoyed your day. You got to get out with the family, whatever you got to do. But you know, as Tony is a veteran,
Speaker: Um, you know, not everybody was lucky enough to come home fortunate enough to come home. Uh, but no, oh, quick. Thank you to those guys. When you're out enjoying your day at the beach or cooking out or, you know, on the water, fishing or boating or whatever you may be doing, just sitting at home being a lazy bum. Um,
Speaker: Lord knows your boy got frickin' frickin' seed barbecue outside the day. So, but cheers to them. They didn't come home. Tony is suffering some kind of technical difficulties on his end. I don't know what's up with the camera or his thing. I don't know what the fuck is going on. I don't know. Did you try taking your,
Speaker: Avatar and all that are your green screen. What's up Dylan your green screen and all that crap down all this shit is Gone You sure And it still see does this obvious thing and I didn't set anything to that. I don't know what this OBS is I've never used OBS on here. I used it like a while ago. I
Speaker: Yeah, I've just turned my camera on. I really haven't used it since past went down, for real. But I don't know what's going on with the camera itself, because this is... Is it a camera you used from that? Yes, a while ago, Jesus. Right off the... technical difficulties, but if you're not already, go ahead, check us out on all them socials, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.
Speaker: Don't forget you can hang out with us live Monday, Wednesdays and Saturdays around 6 PM ish. We try to get on work out as planned, but you know what are you going to do?
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Speaker: As I said, to begin the show, happy Memorial day. Hopefully, hopefully you guys enjoyed your weekend. You had a nice long three day weekend. Some people four day weekend, just depends. You can tell by my arms, I'm freaking bright red. Um, hopefully you guys got to enjoy the official start of summer. Uh, we, uh, we, uh, cooked out Friday.
Speaker: here. This is bullshit. What's your mouth up? Um go back over there. The grandpa's talks. We uh we cooked out Friday here and uh I remember what we did. I don't think we we just kind of hung around the house Saturday. The girls had a uh a Disney movie marathon. And then yesterday was just super chill low key. Unfortunately, Nikki had to work last night or yesterday. So,
Speaker: the kids cash ran around outside. I kind of hung out bench watch justified. Then we got up today and started running. We went to the beach. Had a good time. Water still a little cold. It's still a little early in the season, so the water is still a little bit cold and it takes a minute or so to get used to it. And once you go in and out a couple times, it's not so bad, but
Speaker: The kids all had a blast of cash is a water baby. He was born on a was born in South Carolina and down on the coast and he's been in the water since he was a baby. And that's like a second home for him. We could not get him out the lake. No, cuz he missed to this one. I am at it. I was out there with you. I love being on the water. I love being around the water. The water is like therapy for me. It soothes me.
Speaker: It just kind of puts me at peace. You know, he was chilling. Me and him were out there in the water. Most of the day the girls were kind of hanging out on the beach and working on their tan. Buggy fell asleep. Wow. But, uh, now it was a nice, nice, nice moon day. Uh, however, I did get pulled over today. Way to go slapping. That's what you do.
Speaker: This is the first time since I was 16 years old that I've been pulled over for speeding. Wow. And I seen him and I was like, fuck. I know he's going to get me. I wasn't paying attention. I was just kind of going with the flow of traffic. There was a car in front of me that was going a lot faster than I was. And I was like, I started to pull out even before we got to him. I'm like, maybe he's going to get that car in front of me. Son of a bitch got right behind me and
Speaker: hit his lights and I was like, okay, let's see. I'm gonna go ahead and get out of his way after he hit his lights. He hit his lights and followed me right over. I was like, God damn it. Got me at 76 and a 55. Yeah, you got that one. What's that? So that's what happened. You wasn't even looking like you said. Oh, no, I wasn't paying attention to my speed, man. I was just going with the flow of traffic and I seen even I slowed down. I was just like, shit.
Speaker: And it got me coming out of a merge, so I was already sped up a little. I was just like, screw it. So I pulled over. And I was getting all my stuff out. I walked up to the car, state trooper, of course. And I gave him all my shit. Yeah, he did the usual. I pulled you over for it. I was like, yeah. He was like, I got you at 76. I was like, oh, shit. I didn't realize I was going that fast. My bad. I was just kind of going with the flow of traffic.
Speaker: Um, so I handed him all my information. He's like, okay, cool. He's like, what I'm going to do is I'm going to go back and then as long as everything comes back, cool. I'm just going to give you a warning. Let me, let me, let me be right back. Okay. Uh, he said, uh, I'm just going to give you a warning as long as everything comes back. Cool kosher, which I do it would. I mean, I don't have anything on my record. I haven't had a moving violation since I was 16. I'm almost 42 now. So do the math. That's a long ass time.
Speaker: come back five, 10 minutes later, however long it took. He's like, all right. But before he left, he asked me, he said, did you have your seatbelt on when I pulled your over and took it off to get your stuff out of the glove box or did you not have it on? I was like, I'm not going to bullshit you, man. I didn't have it on. I was hoping maybe I would catch a break for being honest. And so I was already kind of catching a possibly going to catch a break for the speeding. I was 21 miles over the speed limit. Uh,
Speaker: But he did, he come back and he's like, all right, you know, everything's good. Like I told you, just a warning for the speed. Didn't even tell me to slow down or anything like that. So I'm just going to give you a warning for the speed, but I am going to give you a ticket for a seatbelt violation. I was like, cool. And I was looking at the ticket.
Speaker: And I'm like, yeah, I'll go ahead and take the, uh, the ticket for the seatbelt violation, as opposed to the, uh, moving violation points on my license and a lot more expensive fee are fine for speeding, especially for how fast I was going. So kind of almost thought like, well, that's a great, you know, great way to start your Memorial day. You jackass fucking pay attention dummy.
Speaker: But the cop was cool, you know, and that's why I told the kids I said let's just be a lesson to you You know despite what anybody says about cops and stuff like that They're human just like us, but I said let this be a lesson to you guys. He could have been an asshole He could have very well been a dick and whatnot I was like and I could have too, but I was cool with him. He was really cool. You know
Speaker: I was respectful right off the rip. I wasn't a dick I knew I made a mistake as soon as he as soon as I seen him I looked down and I was like shit so
Speaker: But no, he was super cool. I mean, we were on our way to the beach. We go with me with the seatbelt violation that I'm much rather take than that, than that, uh, that speeding violation. Because again, I've had no points on my license. I have not had any movie violations or anything like that since I was 16. So I'd like to kind of keep that streak.
Speaker: Usually I'm pretty fucking mindful about where the cops sit in around here And I and I kind of know where they're at and especially on a holiday weekend You know, I'm generally pretty mindful of that night. I'm aware of my surroundings But yeah, we had the kids in the car. We were all talking. We were all shooting shit this and the other thing and Got me today
Speaker: Cody, can you uninstall OBS? Is that like something you had to install? I tried to do that before, and it doesn't come off now. Number one, this has not been an issue until recently, and I don't know why it's doing it. This has never been an issue at all until just today. Exactly. And you have something in your settings on your laptop?
Speaker: That's what I'm about to do right now. I went through all that and I just restarted it because I actually Googled how to fix it. Go ahead. Damn. I didn't even know that was a country music fest this weekend.
Speaker: Um, I just, I don't know who popped up, said the annual country music festival brings record crowd to Ohio stadium. Um, almost 64 ,000 fans gathered at the horseshoe this weekend. The horseshoe. What? What is the horseshoe? That's the stadium where the, uh, where the Buckeyes play, the Ohio state Buckeyes. Mm -hmm.
Speaker: That's the name of their stadium, the shoe, because it's, it's shaped like a horseshoe. So you, you got the U shape and then the one end is completely open. So they call it the horseshoe, the shoe like Michigan's the big house. Alabama has the inbred house. Wow.
Speaker: I don't know. You know, you college campuses or college. What is it? Clemson? What is it? Fuck. Jesus Christ. I don't know what the hell was going on. Now your hammer's all smudgy and dirty. Oh, my God. I'm trying to stress up. Oh, yeah, nothing. Dress out. Yeah, I got stresses out of here.
Speaker: Have Memorial Day to all the veterans we've lost and have not come home. I tell you, that is a retired Air Force veteran, currently a Civil Service Air Force employee. I've been in the military, I've deployed. I'm still working under the military and civilians, damn it. This is their day for the record. Memorial Day is for people we lost, not for us.
Speaker: No, exactly. And I think we did everybody out there, but as much as I appreciate everybody's service, our gratitude today goes to those who we lost in the line of duty while serving, regardless of whether you were stateside deployed, all of that. You know, exactly. I know last year, I think we did a really good job with the show, talking about it. And, you know, Nikki just put a post up and she said, we may not know them all.
Speaker: But we owe them all. I like that. Yeah. That's awesome. I like that. I've never heard that before, but yeah, absolutely. You may not know them all, but we owe them all. Yeah, because they're willing to stand up when others would not. And when I say when others would not, the ones who wouldn't even want to defend
Speaker: half of the luxury that you all exercise. And I say that on purpose. People have disputes on why we went to war, the purpose of why we went to war, whether or not we were defending home or not. We're defending home in the way of life. Other places wanted to live our way of life. And if you don't believe me, you better keep looking at the people that's killing themselves to get over here. Y 'all might want to think about this shit. People are killing themselves to get here.
Speaker: Land of the free, home of the brave. So when you take the oath to join the military, to defend the United States, yes. You pretty much are our veteran. And I will throw that out to some of the civil service employees as well. Because when you're civil service, you got to take the oath. People don't realize that as well. Now.
Speaker: Go ahead. That's the thing, you know, veterans as a whole, they make a sacrifice. The day they sign that down in line, but some of them made the ultimate sacrifice for us to have the freedoms that we have today. Yes. For you, for people who, you know, like to, you know, speak their mind and state their opinions and act certain types of ways and shit on America. And they hate America this, they hate America that.
Speaker: Remember all the people who died for you to be able to do that because in some countries, if you even remotely say something that goes against their government, they will kill your entire fucking family and not you just to make you suffer. And spoiler alert, they'll do that here too. They will end a bloodline like that.
Speaker: in some countries and has been very well documented. When their soccer teams have lost soccer games, their soccer team has been executed. That's messed up. Have we ever heard of Team USA being executed for being knocked out of the tournament? No. I'm speaking to you, Team USA men's soccer team, because you suck.
Speaker: Yeah, but you can't play soccer to go defend to represent the country properly either. So the women kill it and team USA soccer.
Speaker: I mean, I can play soccer, but again, I'm not a professional athlete. So, I mean, I'm also not going out to play football on Sunday either. I'm not going out to play baseball throughout the summer season. And I'm not on the hardwoods or on the ice. I'm not a professional athlete. I'm a professional shit talker. Exactly. So therefore I'm a politician or I could be. Wow. But for click in 2024, click people.
Speaker: The greatest way to honor the people that defended you is to do the respectful of those around you. And that goes to all you shit talkers. Some of you couldn't talk this shit in other countries. I'll wait and go over there and try it. Act up in another country if you want to. That's Brittany Griner. That's Brittany Griner. Ask, oh boy, they got that, that got caned.
Speaker: Yeah. So some of them shut the fuck up. You just said, thank you. It went about your way. And we've talked about it with the whole Brittany Griner thing. If you're traveling to these other countries, it would be in your best interest to dust up on their laws and their rules. And if you're a frequent traveler,
Speaker: And you don't know what you can and can't do. Well, then you're a fucking dummy. That'd be like me getting mad because I got pulled over for speeding today. I knew it was wrong. I do it. And I was doing it. So whatever happened to happen, I was going to take my punishment for it. But I could have made things 10 times harder and 10 times worse if I'd have been an asshole. And I wasn't.
Speaker: So yeah, no, I think a lot of people take for granted the freedoms that we have in this country and they take for granted the things that we can, how we can speak out against our government or local politicians or anything else compared to other countries who, you have no say. What they tell you is what they tell you and that's it. No ifs, ands, or buts about it.
Speaker: They're gonna decide if you have internet, they're gonna decide if you can, what internet sites you can go to be on social media platforms. You know, they're gonna decide whether you get water in your house, electricity, maybe they even decide if you get fucking food or not. Because yes, what we deem as daily necessity needs in some countries, they're like, it's a need if we tell you you need it. But other than that, fuck you.
Speaker: like you and the horse you rode in on. Pretty much. We hold all the power. Gotta fight the power, Tony G.
Speaker: for all the problems. What's going on, man? What's been going on? How was the rest of your weekend after - I've been chilling with Jason. I'm supposed to do a veterans event today and I got the time mixed up, so I missed it. So I took him out to a little indoor play area around here, let him go hang out. Yesterday, yesterday, what do we do? Jason, what do we do yesterday?
Speaker: Huh? Me too, because I don't remember. Damn. Yeah, I know. We went to American Deli. Of course you ate. We didn't question that. We went to the store? What did we get? My candy. No, we didn't have American Deli, that's the year you had your rock and roll sushi. I have, man.
Speaker: Rock and Roll Sushi. What is that? Rock and Roll Sushi is a restaurant around here. He wants to eat it. I don't need sushi. He does. It's really called Rock and Roll Sushi? Yes. That's cool. You don't like sushi, do you? He wants to go by the song. What did we do yesterday? What is it, Sunday? Yeah, yesterday was Sunday. Today's Monday. Jesus.
Speaker: You lost a whole ass day, man. I mean, we got up. Jeez, what did we do yesterday? I don't remember. Saturday. I was up here doing this. No, I did my broadcast last night. I did a long one. Yeah, I seen you. I seen you were live last night.
Speaker: That was a long one. Last time I did it took two hours. I actually had 30 more minutes afterwards after I did that originally. And then last night I said, I'm gonna do the same thing, but I added another hour too. So I'm gonna be like three and a half hours. That was great. Yesterday was your new addition one, wasn't it? Yeah, I did a new addition marathon. Okay. I did new addition videos, the Bobby Brown videos, the Rob Trezza videos, the Johnny Gill videos, and the BBD videos. That was three hours, three and a half hours. Wow, nice.
Speaker: And I was like, see, last time I did a couple of three hours, I was like, okay, I'm gonna take a break. Now, mind you, I can do three hour broadcast. That was one three hour broadcast. I could actually do four more, which is a lot. Because I was like, damn, I'm doing a whole damn versus myself. Because I was doing this, oh, y 'all can add another one. I can add another one. I can add another one. I'm like, fuck, okay, let me take a breather. Let me take a breather, this is a lot.
Speaker: And I was exhausted when I was tough at Jesus. Mentally, that's a lot. I always do it on the top of my head. I don't plan most of them songs. The other ones, I did the random ones, I'll plan. I was like, I already know it. And then it just started coming, coming, coming. I was like, okay, let's go. Let's go, so. Well, I mean, outside of their hits, they had so many great songs as a group outside of their hits, but as solo artists, they had so many more songs.
Speaker: And that's not even factoring in just their hits. Their hits alone was was. Fucking a lot, you know, so. Yeah, we had the. Cash and his little friends were in and out of the in and out all day yesterday. I was just kind of. Kipped it low key, give me a. Justified. Binge one of the one of the games I played on my phone. We had a.
Speaker: What they call a faction event this weekend Or a group event this weekend, so I got wrapped up in that you know helping helping my team and This is kind of a low -key Sunday man Although I didn't I didn't I didn't tell you guys Look at this
Speaker: Like I'm trying to be nice to a certain degree. I got this cat that lives here in the complex. He's handy crippled. Not all right. He's not all together in the head, but he just, something about him doesn't rub me right. And Friday, I think it was Friday, he came over. I don't know where, I don't know this guy and asked if I could help him with his phone setup.
Speaker: And we had just got done cooking out. I was just getting ready to sit down and eat. So I was like, yeah, you know, I'll help you. Whatever. No big deal. So I started to help him get everything. Cause he thought AT &T, AT &T said they had it all set up for him. It wasn't. So I was like, all right, you know, let me see what I can do. I don't know much about phones, but let's see if I can get you taken care of. Then he made a couple of comments about my daughters. Who did?
Speaker: This this fucking handy cripple dude down the road He's like, you know, you don't we might not want to let them be out here by themselves. I'm like, they're fine. They're on my porch. Shut up So I help him and his phone's getting ready to die, right? So this cat
Speaker: was like, oh, you know, can, can you, can you come and help me plug it in and, and, and make sure everything's working right. Cause I can't be in my apartment alone unless I have a phone, I have an aid. And I, and I said, well, why isn't your aid helping you set up your phone? If you've got an aid. Well, he's not from this country and he don't really know anything. I'm like, whatever. So I come back in and, uh,
Speaker: I told Nick, I said, I'm gonna go down to the student's apartment and help him get his phone finished up. It's dying. Look, I ain't no dumbing. And I'm an avid fan of true crime. And this is where bodies get dumped into crick and shit.
Speaker: So I had to grab the heater, Tony D. Fucking put that bitch right on my hip. It rolled out. I went down there. This fool, this fool was like, yeah, you can go ahead and open the door and head in. I was like, yeah, I'll open the door and I'll follow you in. You ain't setting me up, man. You got me fucked up.
Speaker: And so I, you know, I helped him get his phone all squared away. And then he's just, it's just something about him that, that he, you know, I understand he's handicapped. He's in, he's like one of those, uh, he, one of those motorized little scooter things. And he's not right in the head either. And he's talking all this crazy stuff about.
Speaker: people know him in Newark and they know not to mess with him because of his family, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Meanwhile, he tells me that his family's from New York and I'm like, okay, nobody knows you. But all this other crazy nonsense shit. So yesterday,
Speaker: And I told the little kids out here, I said, hey, if he comes up to you guys or approaches you guys, avoid him, stay away from him. Don't be mean, just stay away from him. Come and get an adult, whether it's me, your parents or somebody, come and get an adult. There's something about this guy just doesn't sit right with me. You know what I mean? You ever get that feeling about somebody? And I don't know if I'm just being like overprotective or overbearing, but I'd rather be overbearing and overprotective.
Speaker: Oh, somebody said so much about your daughter. Your guard went up. Yeah, exactly. And, uh, but, uh, so the kids were like, all right. All right. We'll come and get you. Mr. Chris will come and get your cash. His dad. I'm like, all right. Just if he tries to talk to you guys, come and get me this full come down and knock on my door yesterday. You want to know what he, you know, you know what he asked me to do this time, Tony Dean. What do you say? This motherfucker.
Speaker: My aide that's here, this new aide, she's a girl, and she's not strong enough to lift me and clean me properly. Can you help me? How old was his motherfucker? This dude's probably in his 30s, 40s, whatever. I said, bro, look, first and foremost, nah, nah, that ain't gonna happen. I ain't cleaning you, I ain't lifting you. I'm not a trained medical officer. I'm Mr. Love, I'm sorry. Was he homeless or something?
Speaker: No, he's not homeless. He lives down here. Yeah, he's handicapped. He's got a little motorized scooter. His legs don't work. He's got a little for a hand and he's lights are on but nobody's home upstairs. So he's got issues and I'm trying to be nice to this cat. It's just he puts off not good vibes. You know what I mean? He asked you to wipe his ass wall. He asked me not only wipe his ass but clean him and bathe him.
Speaker: I said, bro, look, I said, I said, look, man, I said, first and foremost, I'm not trained to do that. I'm not medically trained to do that. I'm not medically trained to lift you and help you or anything else. That's why they send you the aids that come and help you, the medical aids that come and help you. So you need to call the company. What's that?
Speaker: No, I don't think he's, no, he's not a veteran. I think in all honesty, he used to be, he comes across like a former drug addict. And at the end of the day, the drugs got the best of him. You think he is a veteran? No, no, no, no, no, no, he's not a veteran. No, he's not a vet. No, I think he comes across as a former drug addict that the drugs got the best of him and put him in the situation that he's in.
Speaker: He's obviously handicapped with disabled. Yeah. That's a fucked up situation. But he has home aides that come and help him. That are there from like eight o 'clock in the morning until seven o 'clock at night. I'm kind of in the flux right now. So I told him, I said, no, man. I said, I can't help you do that shit. First of all, I ain't medically trained.
Speaker: I don't know what I'm doing. I'm not gonna lift you and hurt you. And second of all, I ain't cleaning your ass, bro. I don't know you like that. He's like, well, I mean, could you just come down and help my age? She can't do it, right? I said, no, man. I said, look, I'm tied up with something inside. I'm in the middle of something. I'm gonna be tied up for the next several hours. I can't come down there and help you. I'm sorry. But it's not, like I said, just something I'm gonna do.
Speaker: What's that? Damn, you're going to be tired for the next few years of your life, which means because I'm a little. Yeah, like, is this something just something about him? And I understand he's he's handicapped. He's he's crippled up. He obviously has some kind of mental issue or something. But needs and he's still asking other people to do it. Yeah, but it's just just.
Speaker: What's that? No, he's not being abused. He said she wasn't strong enough to do it, right? And she heard him. And I said, well, you need to call the company that sends you your home aides out and take care of it that way. You can't just, and I tried to be cool. And I told him, I said, you just can't come and ask random strangers to come and do that shit for you. I'm so lost on that. And it's just something, like I said, there's just something about him that gives me
Speaker: like he got my spider senses tingling. You know what I mean? And when I was trying to fix his phone, he was chatting with all these freaking
Speaker: women on Facebook and shit. It's like so you just like catfishing the hell out of women and stuff or you're getting like all these these chatbots or whatever the hell you want to call over. It's just weird like I'm just like yeah, my Spidey senses are up, bro. So I'm going to feel right. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You know, I'm trying to be cool, but there's going to come a time where I would have to be like, look, don't come down here. Don't knock on my door. Don't talk to my fucking kids. Don't talk to any of the fucking kids out here.
Speaker: handicap or not, I'll put a foot in your ass. I'm sorry. My number one priority is my kids and the safety of the kids around here. You know, we've had that conversation. Let's be an old school, you know, old school and old school generation. We always put the kids first. We always protect the kids. All the kids out here, they know, they run by. What's that?
Speaker: They run by. Hey, Cash's dad. What's up? Hey, even today, we just got back from the beach and one of the little boys was riding his bike by it. It looked like he just had a paint can dumped on him. He's like Cash's dad. I'm so sunburnt. I said, I see that. I was like, but do you really think all that suntan lotion is going to help now? And he's like, I don't know. But it was just like, he just sneered it on his face. It was all in his hair.
Speaker: And this motherfucker looked like a lobster. I was like, God damn. What did we do yesterday, Jason? I don't think we did anything. What did we do yesterday? What did we do yesterday? I'm trying to say. Because I normally remember what we do every day. I know we went to rock and roll sushi.
Speaker: why you do that on the internet? Why you do that on the internet? Do what? Say that they're doing it. Huh? They're taking a shit. Why you do that on the internet? I mean, I could have said something else. You didn't have to say that at all. Jesus. Taking a shit, boy. Got a boom boom.
Speaker: Well, I went out there, I was like, hey, y 'all better come back and tell me goodbye before you leave, because their mom's supposed to be on her way to pick them up. Oh, they will. They have a tendency not to. They have a tendency to leave without saying nothing? Oh yeah, they would. Little punks. Little punk -ass kids.
Speaker: Yeah, man, like I said, you know, like, I don't want to be an asshole to this guy because I understand he's got issues and he's got problems, but at the same time, like, he'll be weird somewhere else. Well, and that's what I told him. I said, you know, the best thing you can do is call the company who sends you your, your home aides.
Speaker: I said because I, I, man, I can't, I can't do that. I'm not, I'm not trained and I don't want to hurt you. You're almost in a situation where somebody's bigger for assistance based on what they're going through. That's the first one. But at the same time, I'm also like, bro, are you really just asking a complete fucking stranger to wash your fucking kibbles and bits and wipe your ass?
Speaker: out your ****ing mind, homie. I don't know you like that. I know Jeff like that. I ain't never going to wash his kibbles and bits and wipe his **** I'm like, damn. I love Justin. I love Jeff to death and if he was ever in that situation, I would do my damn just to make sure he had the best the the best of the best in home care that I that we could get for him but I will never do it
Speaker: Now if he reaches a breaking point and he's like, click, I need you to put me out of my misery. I got you, bro. I got you. We just need to sign all these forms. I need to get you on video and audio giving consent and telling people what you want. So I don't get locked up for manslaughter or first degree murder or some shit. I mean, that's all I'm hearing. You got somebody that's in a dire situation. Yeah. Something ain't right. And we hate to walk away from them, but there's only so much we can do.
Speaker: No, exactly. You go back, you go back to like that. Remember back in the day when Dr. Kevorkian was in the news? Like, I don't see anything wrong. Now, I don't know.
Speaker: You perform your own opinion on what on him and what you thought about him, whether what he was doing was right or wrong, but medical assisted suicide. I don't have any problem with that.
Speaker: If somebody is that bad off and they're still right in their mind enough to make that decision, then I think you should be able to put me out of my misery. Some people don't want to suffer. They'd rather die. I don't. And from some instances, I don't blame them. Yeah. There are some people that'll be like, no, just pull it.
Speaker: I don't want you, I don't want to be a liability. I don't want you to have to take care of me. I don't want to be in a situation where I can't take care of myself. I got it. Oh, yeah. I got that. I mean, I mean, even hospitals have the DNR, the Do Not Recessity. Yes. Which is, in my opinion, which is a form at the end of the day, it's a form of medical medical assisted suicide. I mean, because you know,
Speaker: If you go to the hospital, if you're in a car accident or something like that, and you code, they're going to recess. They're going to do everything they can to resuscitate you and bring you back. My law is supposed to try to resuscitate you, if I understand it correctly. Yeah. If I understand it correctly. So anybody in the medical field, if I'm wrong, let me know. But I'm quite sure that when you go, they are trying to resuscitate you. Mm -hmm. Unless you have a DNR. I know what we can have for dinner. What?
Speaker: We just, we'll see. I mean, the fuck do we do this time? I don't think we did much of nothing. I'm really, that's a hell of a question. What did we do this weekend? Saturday, he wasn't feeling the best. He was supposed to go out by like, no, we're gonna stay here. Yesterday. Because I know it was,
Speaker: I went to the Rock Road Sushi, cause I was trying to, that's what we wanted, we wanted something to eat. Went to the Rock Road Sushi place, came back. I saw Smoke wasn't going to come on. That's why I did my own thing last night. Cause I actually waited to see if he was going to pop up at all. And yesterday's normally the, what you call it? Operation Podcast. Yeah. Smoke didn't go live last night. He didn't go on. That's why I waited. Cause I was going to wait before I did my own thing. And I was going to say, last night was a long one. That was a long one.
Speaker: Yeah, it was three and a half hours, and I've done three hour broadcast. Well, that's what you did yesterday. You did that whole ass damn broadcast. Yeah, that was last night. Yeah, no. A couple times though. Yeah, it was, I mean, I don't know, I got to turn these goddamn notifications off for airtime. You got an attorney's notification off on airtime?
Speaker: Yeah, cuz some of y 'all don't have no fucking life at all, except that god damn air time. Like, turn these notifications on air time? Turn the notifications off on air time. Oh, turn the notifications, oh yeah, that's, I get them, I get them all the time. Yeah, man. Let me get on your ass, yeah, we got time tonight, fuck this shit. Some of y 'all don't have, not you, Tony D, but. Please, please, and they don't wanna hear nothing.
Speaker: You walked up in there guns blazing. You didn't want to hear nothing. Oh, I didn't want to hear anything from that, that goofy ass bitch. Yo ass, you need to skip. I'ma say - And you know what? And you know what I'm noticing? And you know what I'm noticing? Nope. Everybody's tired of her. Everybody's sick of her, but nobody wants to pull the trigger and dump her ass and get rid of her. I'm not going to. Personally, I'm not.
Speaker: She was a supporter before she was ever a problem, and I will be honest about that. Shame, but nothing but a problem since she discovered social media. She was a problem to you when I first met you. She was a problem on Periscope, and I stayed away from her on Periscope.
Speaker: And she's becoming a problem over there with a lot of her opinions and her views. But see, here's the problem. You all know she's 20 to 30 years older than most of us, 40 years older than others. So why are you arguing with her? And I've told her, why are you arguing with kids that much younger than you?
Speaker: So the problem with not just airtime, but with social media, I will say it a motherfucking getting a bunch of y 'all got so many opinions and you got so much to say, and you want to make sure it's heard by everybody. You don't care how you say it, when you say it, or who you say it in front of. That's the biggest problem we got up here. Everybody's know how to communicate and carry a conversation over just talking shit. That's the problem. And that's all she does. And I'm going to be honest with you. She really represents a lot of people.
Speaker: especially a lot of the ones that got an issue. Someone got so much to say, someone don't want to call people down so bad. Some people just want to be the problem. So she has to be a center of attention. That's why she gets her problem. It ain't just her. She's got one of the biggest mouthpieces though. You know, and it's like, you know,
Speaker: Go be old and enjoy being old and whatever you live, whatever coastal city you live on. Any bigger than her and she's not bigger than any of us. I don't care what she does. I don't care what she did, what she's, who's just around. I've told her that you and I have been up in here for a year. Me, you and Jeff been up here for a year. We don't have the numbers we want to have. She's always got the ideas and suggestions. I've actually told us, I'll tell you what, since it's so much a problem, give me an idea. Give me a suggestion. She can't. I said, well, if you ain't going to give me a, what the fuck are you talking about?
Speaker: And other people have to agree with me on that. They actually got on her for the way she was coming at me. And she just gives her advice. But I'll be honest with you. I told everybody. She was a supporter more than she was ever a prop. She really was. She really has been. But she is stuck in her ways, in my opinion. And I've told her this. It's like she's stuck in Jumanji. She's old fashioned. She said some stuff today that pissed a lot of people off. Oh, I've seen on one of the channel, or I don't know, what is it, a channel, a room, whatever?
Speaker: their rooms, everybody has their own individual room. And if you subscribe to the room, you have notifications for the conversation that go down in the room. I should start a room for us. I'm on there. I don't even know why you saw, well, you probably saw one or the other. You didn't see any of the comments of where we was in today.
Speaker: There's a bunch of rooms up there. Everybody have their own room. I'm only in three rooms. There's a bunch of periscopes over there. House party folks and lobby folks. And I'll go ahead and say this to that. I've told them this and I'm gonna go ahead and say there's a bunch of people that is smoking a drink. And I'm listening to like this. One room, I won't mention any rooms or anything like that out of respect. But the one room, they were going in on her a little bit today and I'm like,
Speaker: We kicked her out of a couple of places. She actually has her own room. Nobody will go. They don't even come in mind. That one time y 'all came to my room. That might have been the biggest crowd I've had in about three weeks because people stopped coming around my room because of somebody else.
Speaker: And then they also want to go to other rooms because those rooms actually have stuff going. It's been crazy. When rooms would try to be mature, nobody would come in. They want to go to the rooms where the drama is. There's too many people. And it was the same thing that I said to you way before, way back when we were still on Haps. There's too many people that live in this
Speaker: universe of drama and bullshit and then and they get mad when they get called out on their bullshit and and they like to say and do things and then delete it or hide their comments or get rid of their comments and then play the victim and act like they didn't do anything and then they're like oh so and so is a big bully he came at me or she came at me for no reason when when they're the ones who started the shit and then when they get put in their fucking place
Speaker: And that's one of my biggest problems that I had with Haps. And I avoided it when I was on - I blame the app. I blame - No, it wasn't the app, but that was the app that we were on. And I avoided it on purpose when I was on Periscope. I stayed out of it when it came my way. We generally brushed it off and got rid of it as quick as it came in. It's about to be a Periscope reunion real soon. So you probably gonna see a lot of people you know, because a lot of people over there where we're at.
Speaker: There's a ton of girls up there. There's a lot of people, Ms. Periscope, a lot of people, Ms. Blab. Now we've got a bunch of lobby and house party folks. The lobby started to charge the folks a bunch of them that came over with us. They're not all bad. They're not all bad because I'm messing with them. Well, yeah, not everything's going to be bad. I'm going to say that because as much as I shit on shit, I will tell you the truth about it. We want some people who will come and see. There's a lot of trouble on TikTok, too. You've got a bunch of liars. There's a guy that's coming with us. I mean, he was around us now.
Speaker: And two of the guys like this motherfucker lie. He was talking about he was in the military. And he had a brother in the military. He'll talk about his brother and talk about himself. Them boys get pissed. And I'm sitting here looking. They're like, you're not mad? I said, fuck me, man. You can't do what I've done. You haven't been where I've been. And like I said, I've got 20 years in. If you lie, we're supposed to drop you. Honestly, we're supposed to report you. People don't realize it's a federal crime.
Speaker: It really is. So y 'all might want to stop lying about being in the military. If you have family members, that's great. If you wasn't in but you claim when you are, don't do that. That is that is the crime. And and there's a company that they are furious. Oh, I bet. Well, you know, and we talked about that.
Speaker: There are guys that, and I understand the aggravation and the frustration. I mean, especially for guys who served, did their time, they were in conflicts, this, that, and the other thing. But when they're posting
Speaker: I'm gonna make a video for Stolen Valor. Like, bro, there ain't nothing else you got better to do with your time. You know this person's a fake, you know they're a fucking fraud. That'll show you how disrespectful the internet is. Or, you know, there was a guy, I don't know if he's still doing it or not, but he was. And that was his whole personality on YouTube and even on TikTok. Hey, Sadies, what's going on? Was going and finding Stolen Valor and just,
Speaker: Absolutely 100 % just disrespected and shit. And a lot of the comments, there was a lot of vets in the comments that were like, bro, you're making yourself look just as bad the way you're acting. You're not representing the military properly. Excuse me. Sadie's here. Hello, Sadie. Does it take to send a letter to Canada? Who's it going to? Canada. It says, dear Canada. You.
Speaker: They did that shit, I didn't. I know, I gotta check your message. Give me a minute, please. I just read the definition of stolen valor. It's stolen valor doesn't just go to, I mean, it's big in the military, but it's not solely, somebody I was talking, or not, I wasn't talking to, sorry. I was watching a video.
Speaker: one time, one of the rabbit holes I fell into. And, you know, it was initially stolen valor, it was based off a military and pretending to be something that you weren't in the military, but now it's become such a
Speaker: the best umbrella with stolen valor. Because you got guys who are claiming to be FDNY or NYPD and when 9 -11 happened and they were there, they were right there at the towers and this, that and the other thing and they're getting benefits and they're receiving. I heard, yo, I met that one dude that did that shit. I didn't know. Lenny was correct when she was calling him out. I didn't know. We had a guy that said he was in the towers.
Speaker: I was listening to him. And Lenny said, he's lying. I went, Lenny said, she said, no, he's lying. And I found out after what he was. I asked her, I said, you know what? I owe you an apology because I didn't know any better, but you did. She be no more some shit, dawg. There was a comedian, not like a hugely popular comedian, but an up and coming comedian that's had that job.
Speaker: you know, he was supposed to be on one of those flights, but he was 10 minutes late and he had to get another flight and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and yada, yada, yada. And he was, he was basically using it kind of as clout in a way, in a shape or form. And then it came out that this fool wasn't even on a plane that day. Like, and attention.
Speaker: dude, it fucking destroyed his reputation, destroyed his career. And, you know, but there's other, you know, other incidents, you know, like I said, like, you know, other things that have happened, even, even more recently, like the Vegas shooting, people saying that they were there when they weren't there and coming out with stories or these, these. And there's no way you could tell who over there at the Vegas shooting. There was, there was outside. Yeah.
Speaker: But I mean, well, I mean, when I mean, there's ways you just gotta, you know, you start listening to stories or even these people who are saying that they were, you know, some some people are coming up now saying that they were at, you know, Sandy Hook or some of these early school shootings and who are now, you know, where these kids that were there would be adults are saying that they were a kid and they were at that school and then they're finding out that they're not. So, you know, when we went to high school with he was at he was at the
Speaker: the shooting that I'm Colorado movie theater. And I told her the guy that I knew because the day it came out, I saw his article pop up and I was like, oh shit. And I threw it in our reunion page, in our high school reunion page. And he and I was supposed to tell him, he said, Tony, you make sure you be, he actually thanked me for putting it out. Cause I saw, he did an interview with the news. And I'm like, oh shit, I know this dude.
Speaker: I put it out there to the alumni folks. They was all trying to reach out and everything. So yeah, my high school line, we pretty deep. We pretty deep. And he really, he actually did thank me for acknowledging and seeing what was going on. He's actually trying to do some good things. I think even when Eleanor was going through her struggles, I told her I didn't get in touch with him. And I was asking him to get in touch with us to help her out with what she had going on. Yeah. I had a - I mean, I actually know somebody who was in that. My sister was in downtown New York when 9 -11 kicked off. She was working.
Speaker: And then I had a cousin who was in school down there. One of my husband had just passed away recently last year. She was telling me how she went down there to get one of my other cousins out of school. They had to walk because our band New York was back then. It was, it was, it was, man. I'm so sorry. No, it was, it was on those nine, the one year anniversary of
Speaker: the school shooting of Texas just came up. And a friend of mine, a lady that I met from TikTok years ago, we've been friends. I think she was like one of the first people I met and tried to follow her and whatnot on TikTok. And her and I have stayed friends over the last three, four years or whatever since we've run each other. We don't talk a whole lot, but we chitchat every once in a great while.
Speaker: But she put a thing on her Snapchat story that she can't believe that it's been a year ago today. And even though she lives out in Texas, she was fortunate that it wasn't her kids in school or anything like that. But she works with the Girl Scouts. But they lost one of their girls that day.
Speaker: Um, she, she, she was in that school and she was one of the, one of the, the, the kids who were killed. And, um, she had put a big long post and I was like, damn, man, like, it's crazy. Um, that if you look into it, I mean, I'm sure that if, you know, if I really, you know, I had a buddy of mine who, who.
Speaker: was in the military and was actually at 9 -11 the next day. He was part of the cleanup crew. And it fucked him up. It really fucked him up.
Speaker: Major events will fuck you up regardless, just to be honest. Not to mention the things that he, cuz yeah, he had seen combat and everything like that. So he was there at 9 -11, then he's part of the cleanup and then all of a sudden got shipped out and he's seen combat and was in combat and everything like that. That dude is, I love this cat to death. I've known him since I was like 13 or 14, but he is messed up and his brain is wrecked.
Speaker: I'm curious. I'm a Marine. Yeah, he was in the Army. My cousin's husband was over there when I was over there in 2006. 2006 or 2001 or two. And I came back. I was like, he came back. He was a different dude. I actually saw the difference. I'm not going to lie.
Speaker: I saw him before we left some years prior. Might've been a year prior, yes. It's too much sugar, even for me. Okay. So eat the popcorn, man. We can't even wait. All right, I'll see you Monday. Have a good week. You sunburnt? No sunburnt? Be good, Cash. I saw a dude. I saw a dude when he came back.
Speaker: I saw a book on his face. My mind, y 'all was there for us. He was on me. And I'll always admit, I didn't do a lot of what they did. I was just over there. I saw a look and say, we had a dinner one night, because I drove up to the mall. I was in Atlanta, so I wanted to see her, like my cousin and her husband. We went out to eat, we were sitting there eating. He stepped out and went to the bathroom real quick. OK, cool. We kept conversating. He turned the corner and just, my mother was like, what's wrong? My cousin was wrong. I said, what is wrong with him? She said, we've been like that since he got back. I said, all right.
Speaker: Now we'll tell you, 2006 was the worst year of the year. Be good, lady. Love you, Sharkbait. Ooh -ha -ha. I love you. Sharkbait and Sharkbait. He was entirely different. They're all new. They come back different. I came back different. Oh, yeah. I didn't think nothing was wrong with me. Everybody's like, no, something's different about you.
Speaker: Let me know. I had an old boss. He was in the Air Force, but he was in Desert Storm. So he was in the desert and even in the Air Force, he was like, and it's crazy because great dude, man. I love this guy to death. I actually, I need to reach out to him and see if we can hang out because he was a former boss of mine when I worked at OSU the first time, but we would hang out together, you know, and
Speaker: Um, you know, we, we, I knew his family, I knew his kids, you know, you know, my kids hadn't come along quite well. Austin was a baby, but, um, you know, he had met, he had seen Austin, we'd go over there for football games and cookouts and stuff like that. We'd all hang out. Um,
Speaker: But he talked about serving and being in Desert Storm and all that stuff. And it would, everything would be fine and dandy and he would just kind of glaze over. And like you just said, he would get this look on his face and it would last for a couple of minutes and then he'd snap back and be perfectly fine. I've had that happen a couple of times when I first came to the city to work in 2008.
Speaker: they had to justify when those sonic booms hit and I jumped. Everybody was laughing. I said, okay, obviously you all have been nowhere. When that boom hits, we move. Don't play with them all. When that boom hit, they get that look on their face. Yep. That shit's real. I mean, that shit's real, Tony D. When I look at you. I would tell them, don't play with them for just give them a minute. Yeah. We got to remember where the hell we are.
Speaker: I was asleep. One of the first times I ever heard that I was asleep and it woke me up out of my sleep. The whole building I was in shook. I was like, and everybody like, just put your shit on. Yeah. Man, y 'all, don't play with that. That sound from them jets, because what I lived down in Charleston, obviously, we had Air Force Navy, and there was a Coast Guard base down there.
Speaker: But a lot of cats, when they would retire from the military, they just would stay in Charleston. And I had a lot of them that were customers of mine, whether it was for their houses, or their businesses, or whatever. I'm dead serious. I've never heard nothing bad about down there, never. Really? Never heard about the Air Force Base down there or anything? I know about it, but I never heard anything bad about down there. Oh, well, I never heard anything bad about it. One major incident happened down there. Did I know well? Other than I never heard anything negative about down there.
Speaker: And I'm being, I've never heard anything, you know, from talking to active duty or retired or anything like that. Hey, bud. Jesus. I said, Hey, bud. Um,
Speaker: No, not every, everybody that I talked to that served and were, whether stationed in Charleston or, or whatever. A lot of them, like I said, when they retired, they, they stayed there, you know, they stayed in Charleston. But, you know, I had, I had several customers that were former veterans, whether for their residential or, or their, or their, their businesses, because there were a lot of them that were businesses down there. And, um, you would get that same kind of that, that moment of panic when they would do
Speaker: Training like maneuvers training with the Jets or even a helicopter dude
Speaker: You know, we, you know, we've seen the big, you know, the big, the big cargo and I don't know anything about airplanes. So I'm just going to say the big cargo planes, they came and went all day long. That was a norm. I mean, my house, I'd get 10, 15 of them a day and it would, they would be so low that I could, like, I felt like if I jumped, I could, I could hit the bottom of it. You know what I mean? But I was right in line with the basis where my house was over there. I know what plane is up there too.
Speaker: Um, but it was the big cargo, the big transport planes or whatever. And again, I apologize. I don't know what it's called. So yell at me if you must. For those of you that don't know, when you watch a Transformer movie, when they have the C -17, that's the plane he's talking about. Okay, cool. But, um, but, um, you know, you would see that even, like I said, even with helicopters, man, um, uh, it would kind of,
Speaker: kind of like jolt and be gone for a minute. We'd be having a conversation, chit -chatting while I was doing the service, just chit -chatting up like we normally would. And a helicopter would fly over which, believe it or not, not a whole lot of helicopters flew military helicopters.
Speaker: At that location, but they did do a lot of the training with the fighter jets and stuff like that, which was cool as hell. I'm not going to lie, that shit was cool as hell. But that sound of a jet, and you would be in the middle of a conversation and it would, that would be like a quick, like you just hit them with a cattle prod, kind of jolt and be gone for a minute.
Speaker: And then they come back and right back into the conversation, like they didn't even miss a beat right back into the conversation. Wow. And actually hearing it from you, this is the first time that I'm hearing it. And now it makes sense to me what happened and what was going on. Because obviously, we've made it very clear on here. Unfortunately, I couldn't serve. I wanted to, but I couldn't for various reasons.
Speaker: But so this is one of those cool things, having an actual vet. And you spent 20 plus years and you were deployed and everything else. So I mean, you've kind of been there and done that. But now that's all day. All day, all day, all day. When I was in Turkey, it was flying like crazy. All types of everything. All types of everything.
Speaker: Oh, dude. Yeah, we were talking about, you know, and Nikki's oldest son, my girlfriend Nikki, for those of you guys who don't know who's listening, her oldest son, he's in the Air Force. Right. How's he got his, he got his first deployment. He's in Qatar. I'll crack on them later, but he's okay. Yeah, he's, he's in Qatar. They finally got their
Speaker: they're they're housing not not barracks not camp. They're housing. They've been staying in a hotel. I guess a fancy ass hotel. So, they finally got their housing and she's like, there's a swimming pool. There's a weight room. There's a I'm like, is he on vacation or is he **** deployed? Oh, he's down. Go ahead. You two. We got a moment of silence for the dance break.
Speaker: That's what we do. That's what we do. That's what we do. That's what we do. That's what you do. Mm hmm. It is. But yeah, that's what I told her. It sounds like this boy's off fucking vacation, not deployment. I said, god damn chair force. I'll tell you what. She's called what you want. Everybody want to be a part of it.
Speaker: I ain't mad at him. I ain't mad at him, man. The kids lived his best life. He's in the military. He's doing his thing. I've only met him a couple of times, or one time. He seems like a really good kid. I'm very happy for him. I'm proud of him. He's doing his thing. I do look forward to hopefully getting to know him a little bit better as time goes on. But he's doing his thing, man. You can't be mad at him. The biggest problem he's going to have out there is the weather, because it's hot as hell.
Speaker: Yeah. Yeah. But it doesn't sound like you have to worry about it because he's got this fancy ass housing. If he gets too hot, he can go inside to the air conditioning. Probably works in the air conditioning. It's so hot, Glick. It's so hot, I dare say you would shave because you can't take it no more. That's how hot it is. I'm not lying. I mean, I don't mind the heat, but I'm not disagreeing with you. I know it's hot as fuck in the desert. The heat? I've been there. When the sun comes up, the AC doesn't work. That's how hot it is.
Speaker: Just out of curiosity. Yes. What is the weather in Qatar? It's 89. It's not bad. It's only 89. That's a good day. Feels like 90. That's a good day. I phoned over there in the summer. We was coming in, and the pilot told us. The pilot told the one time, he said, listen, for those of you that don't understand the heat, he said, we're about to land, we're 1 ,000 feet up, and it's already 100 degrees. Yeah. What time is it in Qatar right now?
Speaker: What time is it in Qatar? The time in Qatar is 2 .19 on Tuesday. 2 .19 in the morning on Tuesday, ladies and gentlemen. It feels like it's 91. The high today in Qatar is going to be 104. Weather in Qatar right now.
Speaker: The high today 104 106 on Thursday 104 on Wednesday 104 on Friday 104 on Saturday
Speaker: It's about to be junior. Ladies and gentlemen, the low does not get below 87. Where? In Qatar. Oh, yeah, he's in Doha. I was telling Tony about your son who was on vacation and that deployment with his housing with the pool and gym and all that. Wherever they're at today, he lied and told them it was his birthday to get free shots. Yeah, and he's got a cake that says Happy Birthday Dean on it. His name is not Dean.
Speaker: So I said this fucking kid is a vacation, not deployment. He's living his best life riding that camel, so I got pictures. Yes. Well, I'm surprised you're still awake. We're fighting. Uh -huh. The sun kicked everybody's ass today, except for mine. Although cash is still going strong since somebody decided to buy him an energy drink this morning. I forgot. I didn't know that's what it was. Oh, did they tell you to go by?
Speaker: Yes, I did. I didn't know it was an energy drink. You know that Prime drink? It's like a Gatorade. Cash loves Prime. That's his favorite drink. So we were at Walmart getting water and pop and sandwiches and snacks and stuff for the beach today.
Speaker: And Nikki was like, Oh, prime. Let me grab it for cash. Cause I always buy the girls coffee and stuff like that. So she just knew cash like prime. Well, where the hell are you doing? We're paying for it up at the, at the register and they hand them his, uh, buggy hands them his prime. And she's like, this is an energy drink. I was like, Oh, great.
Speaker: We didn't even make it to the beach yet. And that energy drink was kicking in on that boy. Yeah, he was ready to go. He was like, bro. But no crash yet. So I got to give him. The actual prime bottles do? I don't know. I don't buy them for him. Yeah, but energy drinks in general are not for kids.
Speaker: Any drinks are no good. I don't drink them. Yeah, they're the prime hydration. Do they really say not for kids? Sorry, I love you.
Speaker: They are suitable for under 16 to consume. The version of prime is marketed as a hydration drink and contains mostly water and coconut water with added vitamins and minerals. Its flavors include, yeah. So I mean, the actual prime drink is okay, but energy drinks, but she didn't, she just seen prime. She just grabbed the can. I just looked it up. Okay.
Speaker: You don't hear her out here. Nope. There's no age restriction on prime hydration as it does not contain caffeine. Children are able to purchase bottles of the drink which become have become and they're only popular because of Jake and Logan Paul. Probably. Oh, that's like their biggest sponsor. That's one of their biggest sponsors.
Speaker: that's a different story but all energy drinks. I don't even want to know. Holy **** that's cold. Yeah, they they they've been they've been they're they're pretty they're pretty popular. He's been drinking them now like the prime hydration for most of the school year. So
Speaker: but yeah, the prime energy, but even like monster and Red Bull and are not for kids, but you know what? It's his first energy drink he's ever had. So at least that I know of. So one's not going to kill him.
Speaker: just saying. Yeah, they're huge down here because like I said, you know, Jake and Logan Paul and if you know who they are, Prime Hydration is like, is a big sponsor for both of them. When Jake boxes, he's got the Prime bullshit everywhere.
Speaker: Logan Paul, he's in WWE now. He's been showing up with the time you see him on camera. He's got a product on his hand. I feel so. I don't know, man. I'm old school. I like my Gatorade. If I want to drink, what? Yeah.
Speaker: yesterday. I don't know. I've been destroying them. I do. 42 pounds of mashed potatoes. And I ate. Yeah, there was there wasn't a lot left because I had some with my steak and stuff yesterday. I put some, hey, baby. I put some shredded cheese and bacon bits in them. Did I not say the next time I made my steak?
Speaker: I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, I know. Well, you definitely should. Yeah. There's plenty of potatoes make more. I just wanted to make sure they were eating it. I don't know. Oh, yeah. They were absolutely eating. You can't keep taters around here. Not with me. I love me some **** taters. Boy, I eat taters for every day. Mashed taters, baked taters, fried taters, French
Speaker: You're fucking taters, Tony D. Potatoes. You live in the south, they're taters. Potatoes. Po -ass taters. I eat taters, and I love me some taters, god damn it.
Speaker: They're the most versatile food on the planet. You can do anything and so many things with them all at the same time. I'll dip them bitches in fucking out. Yeah, milk. Mashed potatoes. You put milk in it to fluff them up. For the most part, yes. You can season them up however you want. I mean, there's not a bad seasoning to put on them.
Speaker: Oh man, we made, we kicked out on the grill Friday night and I made steaks. I'm becoming a beast on this fucking grill, man. You just having fun with it. Yeah. Well, I've never had a smoker before. So I'm still learning when it comes to smoking, uh, on the smoker. So Thursday night, I think it was, we, we did pork chops and I smoked the pork chops. Nikki don't even like pork chops. And she said, these are the best damn pork chops I've ever had.
Speaker: Well, I would say that smoking pork chops and grilling them is the best way to cook them and eat them. Yeah. Well, I always cook my pork chops in the oven. Yeah. I always, I always put my pork chops in the oven and bake them, wrap them up with, you know, put some foil over top of them, bake them up. All that juiciness, all that, all that flavor stays with it. It stays nice and moist, but I smoked them and I seasoned them up with some, uh,
Speaker: What did I use? I think I did a Kansas City rub on it, Kansas City barbecue rub on it. They were good. They were real good. But Friday we did steaks and I had a sweet honey barbecue sauce that I put one package of steaks in and let marinate for a few hours. And then Nikki found this root beer
Speaker: It was a root beer sweet glaze or something like that. That I do sweet glaze. It was it dude. It was good. Hey, baby. Can you bring me that? Can you bring me that root beer glaze? Let's see what it is real quick to get it right. It was good. But then I took and with the root beer glaze, I used the Carolina rub on it. A Carolina barbecue rub on it. Man, it was so good. Then on the
Speaker: The sweet, sweet honey barbecue. Yes. St. Elmo's Steakhouse root beer glaze. And it was good, dude. It's really good. You know what that reminds me of? That reminds me of that Jack Daniels Glaze TGI Fridays. Oh, man. Everybody just wants to taste on their food, baby. I'm a sucker for the lemon pepper and teriyaki glaze. That gets me. I would eat that up my woman.
Speaker: walk away, walk away, walk away. I mean, well, Jack Daniels, Jack Daniels puts out some really good sauces like they're like, there's not been about 20 years. Yeah. But you know, I'm gonna say like Jack Daniels, I like sweet baby rays.
Speaker: That's some good sauce right there too. But, um, and then I used a Southwest, I think it was Southwest barbecue with, uh, with the sweet honey barbecue sauce. Because everybody used to barbecue and honey glaze on top of the food. That's why everybody's going with the different flavors now. Yeah. But I actually grilled the steaks. I didn't, I didn't smoke the steaks, but I grilled them. But man, them steaks come out good as hell, boy. They're going with you.
Speaker: I'm the only one in the house that eats mine still mooing. So I cooked all the steaks a little bit more done than I particularly. I put her on the grill.
Speaker: That woman will grill every month for fun. She will literally grill every month for fun. It was bananas. We'll get our groceries. I'm like, you grill them this month? She said, you know I will. All right, let's get them. Well, she didn't eat pork. So we got the burgers, the hot dogs. I keep telling my oldest, I said, boy, it was not an accident.
Speaker: Yeah, right. You were not like, don't you ever worry about this. You were not an accident. This mother tells me the same thing. She'll be like, no, you were not an accident. Don't you ever worry about that. No, I hope Nicky asked me. If your father went through and I tell him, OK, well, me and your mother went through, you were not an accident. I told Nicky, so when you go grocery shopping, if you just want to get shit to cook on the grill every single night, I'll grill every single damn night. Especially now that I'm learning how to smoke shit. Yeah.
Speaker: I won't grill every goddamn night of the week. I don't even care. I love it. I love grilling. I always have. The next thing I want to do is I want to smoke a couple racks of ribs. Yeah, that's going to draw the attention of everybody else around you. That's all right. I got uninvited to the cookout because I brought ribs and they were better than grannies.
Speaker: I'm going to leave the bones out for the dogs. Yeah, I haven't cooked ribs in a hot minute, so I'm going to have to I'm going to I might have to get back into it, but I used to be a man. I could cook some ribs up in the oven that were tremendous feet baby. Look, look, the doors will protect the kids.
Speaker: My neighbor, I had a neighbor next door. He had dogs. When Trey came home from college, and I took him down to Longhorn.
Speaker: We got the big ass steaks. I told you, you graduated college. You get the biggest thing on the fucking menu. I don't want to hear it because you're skinny as hell like I used to be. So I'm on the ball back. I told my name. I got some balls for your dogs. I gave it to myself. I was going to throw it over there and leave it in the backyard for the dog. Give it to me. No, I want to I want to invite my neighbor behind me or one night when we're grilling. He that that guy's cool. He's
Speaker: He's an older black gentleman, Mr. Bill. I think they moved out. They ain't been here since the baby baby. The main motherfucker move out. Don't be so fucking soft. If it was you, you would be the same fucking way. Stop that. No, I wouldn't. Yes, you would. No, I wouldn't because in my old, in my old building, in my old apartment, I went downstairs to both my neighbors and my neighbor next door. And I said, Amen. I'm sorry. I know my kids get loud. They're like,
Speaker: What are you worried about? Our kids are loud as fuck too. Deal, let's drink. And none of us ever complained about our kids or any noises that ever came from our apartments. And we all, we seen each other. Hey, what's up? How are you doing? We were all friends. We were all friends. Now granted, the two ladies below me were both single moms. And then I had, in the four years that I lived there, I had five different neighbors next door to me, but four of the five were single moms.
Speaker: But they also knew that if they needed anything, they could come to me because it was pointless to like ask maintenance to do anything or whatever. But I made it very clear, if you guys need anything, anytime, let me know. But we were all friends and we were all four very loud, but nobody complained because we were all cool with each other. Yeah, that's a good neighborhood right there. I mean, and all they had to do was be cool about it and they weren't.
Speaker: And I've been like, look, I'm sorry, it's gonna happen. I'll try my best. And I did, I got some soundproofing, I put it up, I tried to make it better, but not since the baby, I think they moved out, man. They've been here since the baby's been here, or been born. And I told you guys, if they would ever come back, I was gonna get them like a big gift basket with diapers and some clothes and some baby stuff and everything like that. To try to, you know,
Speaker: Men, you know, kinda men defenses, so to say, but now my neighbor behind me, Mr. Bill, he's an older black guy. That guy's a trip man. He cracks me up when we get out here. If we see each other when we're coming or going when we're whatever, we get to kind of bullshit a little bit. He cracks me up. I want to invite him over here when we're cooking out one night. I have a couple beers with him, but
Speaker: He came out the other day and I wasn't paying any attention. He was like, Christopher. And fucking my ears went up because, you know, nobody calls me Christopher unless I'm in trouble. But my ears went up and I went, well, he started laughing. As long as he said, I got you, didn't I? Shut up.
Speaker: But now all my other neighbors, I mean, they seem pretty cool for the most part. I see us out there, they see me around. I try to be cool with my neighbors because I grew up in the country. I got a different mindset. Like I said, I was pretty close to my grandfathers and stuff like that coming up and whatnot. I got kind of a different mindset that
Speaker: You're a community, man. You're a neighborhood. You're supposed to take care of each other. You're supposed to. Absolutely. You know, kids included. And I mean, I can't tell you how many times, you know, I got in trouble and I got in trouble. You know, especially if I got in trouble in like Jostown or something like that. We went down the line. We got in trouble from all of our friends, parents, and then all the way down to like my grandpa's and all of us got in trouble together. We all got in trouble together.
Speaker: What's going on, Jeeves? We all got in trouble together. If we fucked up, there wasn't somebody who was going to be a scapegoat or take the heat or anything like that. We all got in trouble and we all had to ride the lightning, so to say. So I'm all about my neighborhood. I'm all about my community and I'm all about my neighbors. I'd much rather be friendly with my neighbors.
Speaker: and be cool with them. And if I see one out, be like, Hey, you want a beer? Yeah. Come on. I mean, like my maintenance guy, him and I bullshit all the time that the maintenance guy here at the complex, him and I bullshit all the time. The girls at the office, they drive by, they wave, they see, they see me out there. You know, Hey, how's it going? How's everything going? You know, like I'm not as big of a dickhead as everybody thinks I am. Yes, you are. I mean, I am, but I'm not.
Speaker: So, Jeff, nobody cares. Jesus Christ. What the hell is going on?
Speaker: What the hell did he just send that to me? I don't know. Who? Who? Jeff sent me a picture of some Spawn shit. Spawn? Probably the new movie they're trying to bring out. That was like Spawn action figures. He's somewhere at the mall or something. I don't know. I asked him if he's going to be on the show tonight. No, he really doesn't have any of those Mondays. He doesn't have any of those Mondays. Well, I know, but it was a holiday today, so I didn't know if he'd be on. I see you. He's like, oh, I got to... Because he got his new... He got his new laptop.
Speaker: So he's like I need the login information for StreamYardness. Did you go be on the show tonight? I gotta go get this watch band fixed. I don't care. It was a yes or no question. I don't need it. I don't need a fucking bibliography. So he's apparently at the mall or something.
Speaker: But old momentum talk to the masses amongst yourself. Oh, I got this So y 'all say something we always talking y 'all say something that Jesus good I'm asked to scroll the messages and check in the news. So y 'all gotta forgive me Always look to the news to find something new to talk about instead of just random random rambling if you will
Speaker: Follow me on Linktree, TonyD .original. Follow my misscloud, it's on there. Follow my Twitch, it's on there. Follow my YouTube, it's on there. I'm trying to get those numbers up. Follow my Twitter, it's on there. I'm trying to get my numbers up. You can't hear. Yes, you can. That's why I tell you to get headphones with the iPad, but then you go to battery. I mean, you get mad at me when I'm doing something after you done. There's also your resources even though you watch something underneath it. Because I don't have to, because it's not. You can go stay and watch a movie.
Speaker: Is it that hard for you to go upstairs and watch a movie? Yes. You watched them all? Yeah. OK, what else is up there? Why don't you put some of your toys up there? Why not? Exactly. So watch that over there. Daddy 101. You left your tablet at your mom's house? You could have brought it in Charlotte, right?
Speaker: I was I was I was using it with my school charger and now it took away and now it's nice to find a block for my child's charger. She can't find a plug for it? No, the block to the plug for it. I got a plug you can use when you charge it up when you bring it over here. I don't need a block. I can charge it with what I got. I got you covered. When you do bring it next time. That's all I need to know. If you told me that, I would have told you to bring it. We can still get charged up, okay?
Speaker: what you talking about Tony D? Fucking Jason. I should also plug my own stuff. You're deployed your own. So, yeah, I plug my own links and stuff in here. Let people know to follow me. Don't ever fucking plug your shit on my show again. God damn it. You plug your shit every time you come this way. I wish my co -host would help me. Blah, blah, blah. Please follow me. I'm just kidding. You know, you can, you know, you can plug it. You can plug that stuff all in here. I have no problem with sharing.
Speaker: I mean, I know, not you. That damn Brian. What did he do now? He said he met the head of the VA. You ain't tell me. I'm not like, Oh, they're beautiful. I'll shout out other shows and let people know where they can find them. Even though they won't, they stand very, they stand very far away from not just my ass. You sound like you got a guilty conscience, sir. Some people like to like to,
Speaker: I'm gonna tell you sure I've seen Jeff do videos for this show I have played the hell out of showing all my street most 90 % of my strings unplugged this show They always tell people where to find me yet. I tell Jeff all the time put it on our goddamn TikTok page you make videos I said put it on our TikTok page like our nonsensical nonsense page is like just save the video and you post it and
Speaker: Because I'm not doing enough other shit over here. I said, Jesus Christ, Jeff. Send a video to me. I don't know. We know you can send a fucking video like you ain't got nothing else. If there was a professional sport on sending videos, Jeff would be a champ all day, every day. I'm like, Jesus, just save the video and post it yourself.
Speaker: Why did I give you the login to all of our social media if you're not even going to use it? Yeah, that's true. Now, actually, I got the new episodes up. When was that? Saturday. Saturday, I got them up. I was working on show stuff Saturday.
Speaker: But I need to make a post and put that up with the link and everything like I normally do. Share it out. Share it out. I was gonna hold some of that shit back, but go ahead. I was going off. I was so damn mad, didn't I? Fuck it. Real talk is what we do. What is that? It's real talk. It's what we do.
Speaker: We get aggravated. We get... It's you guys. Whatever. Fucking ghost. What's going on? Ghost. You know, it's what we do, man. It's a part of this show. And I think it's one of those things... You never put personal on the internet. That's why I don't like doing it.
Speaker: You know, it's real, it's raw and a lot of times it kind of flies off the seat of our pants and sometimes things take an unexpected turn and we're real people, you know.
Speaker: The three of us on this show, you, Jeff and I, we're real people. We have real emotions. And, you know, sometimes they get the best of us, but it is what it is.
Speaker: And I don't think anybody should ever feel bad about it. I've flown off the handle on this show. I don't feel bad about it because I've said it multiple times and I mean what I say. If I said it, or if I commented it, or if I posted it, I'm not going back on it. I'm not deleting it. I'm not hiding it. I said it because I meant it. And I don't think you should ever have to.
Speaker: You shouldn't have to do that. I'm trying to be careful of what I put out. This is my fault. That's why I say I ain't worried about it. It is what it is, man. You know, at the end of the day, and I think it's kind of what bowls bow down to the whole thing. Saturday night. I've been kind of thinking about it a lot, you know, a lot since Saturday night.
Speaker: Tony, and this isn't no shot at you or no shade your way. You are the type of motherfucker that will do everything and anything for everybody, no matter how many times they were on you. And I get that because I'm the same way in some aspects. Now I have become more of an asshole over time. Directions is a conversation, it's just random conversation, it's Monday night, it's what we do. We do live and learn, yes. Yes, exactly.
Speaker: You will try to do everything right by people while those same people will continuously, and I know this kind of sounds kind of crass and whatever, but continuously kick you in the dick.
Speaker: And I'm the same way to a certain degree now. I'm gonna just do my own thing. I'm gonna just start doing so damn much. And I agree with you 100%. I think you should focus on you and what you wanna do and fuck what everybody else thinks, man, at the end of the day. That's kinda where I was when I started doing this podcast. I did the periscopes and I kinda catered to the... And I have nothing bad to say about any of my periscopes.
Speaker: We had fun. I had so much fun doing them. But I catered to the chat and kind of, you know, I kind of pulled e -braids or changed conversation or this and the other thing at a whim. And I did the same thing on TikTok to a certain degree. But when I started this show and I came up with the idea of this show, I was finally doing me at the end of the day.
Speaker: We're going to have our conversations. We're going to, we want the chatters box involved. Obviously we love when the chatters box is involved, but much like Saturday night when we were having a conversation about a topic and a comment came in. Yes, we acknowledged that comment and we understood, but we weren't rude and we weren't, um, we weren't assholes.
Speaker: by continuing our conversation. But some people felt that we should just pull the e -brake on the entire conversation and just dished it. And even the person who made the initial comment wasn't upset with us. Right. You know what I mean? Oh yeah, bullies start doing that since you're like 12, reminding you of the one single thing you said.
Speaker: Right exactly ghost. So, you know, I'm not you know, whereas before I'd have been like oh shit I I'm gonna go ahead and steer away from this because Obviously, but we weren't doing anything wrong and we weren't we weren't doing anything to make that person feel bad or Anything like that. We were just having a conversation right So, you know
Speaker: We're going to say and do what we want on this show. And if, if something happens or tempers flare or we get mad at each other, it is what it is. Or we get mad at somebody else. We're going to get out what we have to say, because as we've discovered, and as we've talked about a lot, Tony, we're three individuals who can have a fucking conversation.
Speaker: We can yell and scream at each other all day long. We can be yelling and screaming at each other and still getting our point across and having a conversation to where we can stop and take a minute and go, yeah, you know what? I didn't think of it that way. You're right.
Speaker: No, a lot of people won't because a lot of people are stuck in this mindset of I have to be the victim all the time or they're stuck in this mindset where I have to have attention all the time. So they do dumb shit and they instigate and they aggravate and they frustrate people to a breaking point to get them to snap and then they go, I see. I told you I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker: Stop deleting your shit. Stop deleting your comments. Stop deleting your videos. Stop deleting when you act like a fool. Stop going on sites where once you say what you said is gone when you're done saying that. And then be a grown up and being an adult and live up to the things that come out of your mouth or the things that you type.
Speaker: We still gotta realize how you come across the force. And I said, because y 'all know how to talk to a motherfucker. That's real shit. If you don't know how to talk to nobody, nobody want to be around your ass. I had to learn that because I used to be a smart ass. Y 'all gotta remember I used to live up north and I came down south talking mega shit. I'm a smart ass and I talk shit all the time. All right.
Speaker: But I'm real, Tony D. That's the thing. You're real, Tony D. I got the real public. Damn, when you gonna grow up from it? That's what we all got to grow up from. I don't need to because I'm real and this is me on a personal level. I stand behind what I say. My grandfather used to tell me all the time. That's a given. That's a grown folk status. My grandfather used to tell me all the time.
Speaker: I don't start shit anywhere I go. I'm not talking about you. I'm not talking about you. But those people are the fakes and the frauds and the phonies who say and start shit and then delete everything and then and then and then run and hide and get their little **** minions.
Speaker: ignore the simpletons that want to educate you, man. Give them, well, yeah, no, exactly. And we do, we do for the most part. And Ghost also said, yeah, you guys have a real friend respect between each other. Beautiful thing. A real, a real friends have a love hate type shit. Yeah, no, absolutely. I do. I like Tony pushing the hate side more than the love side. Tony and I have never met in, no, I think he's referring to us in general.
Speaker: I've never met Tony in real life and I honestly, I can't wait to meet Tony in real life even if Nikki and I have to drive down there so we can hang out. I really can't wait to meet Tony in real life. I've had nothing but the utmost respect for this guy since day one. Me speaking personally, he probably hates me and probably is gonna stab me at all. But no, I got - I got - I'm gonna RKO his ass.
Speaker: I already told you, you and your son are catching click stunners. You getting the RKO of the people's elbows too nice to you. But no, I can't wait until I get to meet Tony and hang out with Tony and I'm kind of chill with him in real life and just kind of like, you know, because we do this shit three times a week where, you know, Jeff's here two times a week, but there's three times a week where Tony and I get to come on here and just bullshit and hang out and have conversations together.
Speaker: I mean, do you imagine what's gonna happen and Tony and I get together and there's no cameras and nothing like that, we're just chilling? Nothing sexual. Do what? Just thought I thought it out there, nothing sexual. You gonna protect me? Nothing sexual. That's what I thought out there, because some of you weren't. He's gonna protect me for it. Are you my bodyguard? Are you Kevin Costner? And I'm Whitney Houston? I'm the kind of friend that asked me if somebody crashed at me. Yeah, that is a part of Ghostful if you're right, especially if you get away with it.
Speaker: Just don't let it be a vehicle we need. Hello, I'm that guy. You need trust me. I'm that guy. I'm that guy like in that. What was that movie with with Jimmy Renner and Ben Affleck? What was it the town? It was a town. Yeah, I need to ask you a favor. We're going to hear some people.
Speaker: I'm the guy who's driving. He doesn't say too much. When and where. Let's try. We ain't getting in trouble. Ain't worth it. Ain't got a bitch. Let's ride. Now.
Speaker: No, but that's what I'm saying. We are very real in what we do here. It is a love us or hate us mentality. We all have. We're not going to be everybody's cup of tea, and that's fine. But at the end of the day, we're probably some of the realest dudes on the internet, no matter where you go or what you look at.
Speaker: I'm not saying we are the end all be all number one, but I see we are absolutely one of the, you know, some of the realist people you're ever going to find on the internet today. Too many people try to be something that they're not too many people try to create a persona that they're not. And it's just like, shut the fuck up. Nobody cares.
Speaker: Nobody likes you. And that shows. And just because you join a room on an app, and there's 500 ,000 people in there, when 99 % of those 500 ,000 people can't stand your goofy ass, that don't mean you're important just because you're in a room. Pretty much.
Speaker: Appreciate that ghost. That's awesome, and I appreciate that. Appreciate it. We tried that. That's the biggest thing more than anything. That's the biggest thing more than anything. Yeah.
Speaker: Absolutely. But no, we really do. And Jeff and I talked about it. And when we first started doing the show and Tony came on board, obviously Tony came on board. He was already kind of coming in as a guest, special guest. We were doing the starting five and I liked Tony and I talked to Tony about joining the show and he joined the show and he just fit right in. Jeff doesn't do Monday, Sadie. For the most part he doesn't.
Speaker: Yeah, he typically doesn't do Mondays. I was trying to get him in here today since it was a holiday. And I was really hoping that his dumb ass was gonna tell me that he was swamped at work. And I was gonna be like, really, dude? And even Nicky said, Nicky was like, he lives in Mexico. They don't observe Memorial Day down there. And I said, yeah, I understand that, but he works for an American company.
Speaker: that has American customers. So they're not here today, but I don't know. I think he's working his second job at the glory hole where he's the pivot man and the cleanup crew. I don't know. Really? Seriously? Yeah, certainly.
Speaker: I'm just saying. He takes Mondays off. Just because he talks to Glook every day doesn't mean he wants to talk to Glook and see him every day. Jesus. Jesus. He loves me though. He should be here.
Speaker: You ever heard of the app bring the noise but chubby started he made it now the hip -hop fans 35 and over. Oh Is it a music app? Yes. Well, I say what's it called? Bring the noise. Bring the noise. Oh, hold on, Tony. I got it. I got it. This is for the original old school hip -hop fans like myself Is it
Speaker: Oh shit. The AppStream Live radio station put live videos in it. Okay. Oh, there's Chuck D right there. Yes, yep. I follow him on everything and like I said - Oh shit. All right. Wow, this is brand new, Sony. Yes, I know. Holy shit, like new new. Yes, I know.
Speaker: I'm downloading it. I'll be keeping my eyes on all the shit. Well, you are, as we said, you know, I mean, as far as I'm just gonna say on this show, you are like the godfather of hip -hop on this show. You know, not in the world or anything like that.
Speaker: But you should have your ear to the ground. What is it, ear to the sidewalk or whatever? I do. So you should be up to all this. So let me go ahead. I'm in it, man. I'm in it. I'm an old school hip hop. It's brand new, so I know it's new. It's set up like TikTok to me. What's that? It's set up like TikTok to me. Is it? Yeah, it is. I say it like that on purpose because it has a lot of TikTok similarities. I'm good with that.
Speaker: My whole thing is, like I said, one is Chuck D. I don't even care. Then once I saw Chuck D, we're starting some bumping. I'm joining. Chuck D's the man. Absolutely. No, I got it. I got it now. I'm logging in with my mobile device. Come on, Chuck D. You don't steal all my information. Hopefully Chuck D doesn't steal all my information. Oh, you done.
Speaker: You're done. There's another one I wanted to put up there because I follow him on this cloud, so he's putting shows up there. 67, 67, 82. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
Speaker: I don't know about that. I don't know about that. I'm just trying to set everything up, expand my shit. See if it pops up on there. But it's brand new. I've been trying to put it out there to people. Well, I'm downloading it, man.
Speaker: I'm on it. I'm I'm logging in. I'm creating an account. I'm going to check it out. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. I'm a man. You want a bio? You want a goddamn pic? Jesus. You want my first born too? There you go. Keep it up. There you go. There's a bio pic for you.
Speaker: I can't find another picture I want to put up there. I didn't think I took it down. Oh, they said they don't allow white people on here. I'm going to let you deal with that one yourself. Really white folks are not allowed. Come on, Chuck D.
Speaker: way to **** everything up like you know. What do you bring? The noise is racist. Ain't racist. White folks little public in them too. You good, Ghost Loose. Go get it. Looking for wine. What kind of wine are you looking for?
Speaker: It's like I got a better idea. Let me pull this other one up. That's all I got. This lady, oh my God, what is her name? Say what she wants. I love her on Instagram. Y 'all please, I gotta give her a plug. Please follow her. Cause she be breaking it down.
Speaker: We can all get by if we want. Hey, you're the first person who popped up, man. It's cuz we know each other. I'm following you, bro. Yeah, I see it. You better follow me back.
Speaker: You ain't fucking a motherfucker. You had to go places that fuck shit up on purpose. I don't know what you want. I don't fuck shit up anywhere. Shut up. You came on houses to fuck my shit on purpose. OK, wow. I mean, you're not wrong. I didn't try to fuck it up. I was just having fun. Fuck it up. I was adding levels of awesomeness to it. Bullshit. Bullshit. Bullshit. Bullshit. You was adding levels of bullshit.
Speaker: See, you just, you're just mad, man. You better follow me back. I don't know who you are, Ghost Flip. Who the fuck is this Glick guy? Glick his ass off this motherfucker. Who let the white people in here? Who let the white guy in here, goddamn it, Chuck D?
Speaker: The lights have invaded. Cracker alert. Spoiler alert. Sound off the honky alarm. You said this shit I did. I did say I'll be on fucking white people. We fucking shit up all the time. Trust me. Trust me. I'll be the first motherfucker to be like really?
Speaker: I'm not asking for a follow. You better follow. Yeah, right, right, right. On my Glick Show Facebook page, Facebook, the Glick Show page, which is, I don't know what, I mean, I just post this on there. I can't believe it's still active, to be honest with you. Somebody follow me again. Damn, somebody else just follow me on there. My cover page or my cover picture on the Glick Show are the whites are at it again.
Speaker: See white people, he doesn't give a fuck about you either. Y 'all be fucking shit up, man. My buddy Dom, my buddy Dom from down in Charleston, I love that kid to death, man. That's my brother, my brother from another mother of color, as we used to say. I love that kid to death, but he'll see some dumb shit on Facebook. He's like, Glick, he'll tag me. He's like, Glick, this is your category. So white people, I'm like, bro, I ain't got shit to say about him.
Speaker: **** white people. That's all I gotta say. Hashtag **** white people. **** white, brown, yellow, turquoise, purple, green. I don't like none of y 'all sons of **** I **** on all of you just to say.
Speaker: I'm diverse. I'm exclusive. Inclusive. Sorry. Inclusive. I can't post this. Just saying. Everybody can get it all the same. If you **** **** up, you **** **** up, bro. This is true. Yeah, everybody can get it just the same. This is true. That goes to each and every the last one of you. Yup. Even kids. Don't **** around and find out. I'll go. All you little bastards can catch a
Speaker: try to let y 'all be but y 'all better start trying people. Some of y 'all too grown for your own good. That's the truth. Some of you ain't grown enough for your own damn good. That's a fact. Some of y 'all be getting in the waters you don't belong in. And can't swim. And getting your fucking feelings hurt. I can't swim. Yep. Can't not swim. I made friends everywhere I go. Hell, today we was at the beach. I made a friend.
Speaker: that's because it was wonder how the hell you so pale. You ain't wrong. Let there be like a click to your shirt. Man, I don't get on the sun like I used to, man. If I do, look at my arms. Look how dark my arms are. If I get out in the sun, man, I'll be dark as fuck. I'll be dark as a brat.
Speaker: That's not, then there's not hair. That's what Mickey told Bucky, she said. She said, you're so white, you're blind to me. This is so messed up. But he's like, I can't help it. I said, we were outside all day Friday.
Speaker: Uh, Nikki got sun. She got some sunburned. Austin got sunburned. I got sun on my arms and stuff like that and poor buggy. She just still just as white as can be man. Sunblock. She didn't have any one for y 'all missing running down. She had bronzer on. For y 'all missing. Oh no, yeah, no, we we definitely absolutely put that SPF on now. I I I hit cash twice with it today, man.
Speaker: Good. I don't, I don't, I don't want him to, uh, I don't want him to go through that. Cause we all know how bad summer, or maybe not utility, but that's why you ain't Ryan ghost. Well, I ain't no city, but all of them, I can't, I can't not all of them. Cause everybody's not a problem. No matter your demographic, ghost flute, ghost flute for you, the darker variety.
Speaker: I find everybody hard to get along with nowadays. Everybody's got chip on their shoulders, man. Then they see my big goofy ass, big, big goofy ass bearded white boy just smiling and saying hi to everybody. And they're like, what the fuck is wrong with that retard? You emphasize the goofy. Hey. I see it, dude. Hey, how you doing, bubba? What the fuck did you just say to me?
Speaker: I just said, hi, damn, bro. If you don't know about it, Bubba, you didn't see Wolverine? Did you just call me Blob? I said, Bubba, Bubba's my thing. How you doing, Bubba? Bubba is country. Tony, have we met? You're right. Hey, Tony, how you doing? I'm Glick. I'm from the country. It's hard to say stuff to people these days. Just walk by and say what's up and keep it moving. How's it going, Bubba? I call every woman I see, ma 'am.
Speaker: I'm just a country guy and you know where I come from when you see somebody driving down the road and you're driving down the road at the same time, you wave at each other. If you're out in the field working and he's just so scared of him at this point. Nice. You're trying to take the son's job. That's what the problem is.
Speaker: Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker: You know, if we was out in the field working or, or, or riding through the woods or whatever, and you pass somebody else, you stopped and talk for a minute, whether you knew him or not, you stopped and chitchat. That's how I am. I always had to be today. And there was a husband and wife that, uh, showed up a little bright, just a little bit before we got ready to leave. I'm assuming they were husband and wife. I don't know. They were definitely a couple. And, um, I was walking by and the guy looked up at me and.
Speaker: And I said, hey, how you doing, bubba? And he kind of looked at me shocked. He was like, oh, hey, how's it going? And then when I was coming back out of the water, I said, yeah, we were getting ready to leave. Cash and I were in the water. I said, oh, yeah, you all have fun. Be careful, you know? He was like, what's the water like? He actually, and then in turn, like, engaged in conversation.
Speaker: But not that it matters, but they were interracial people. Black guy, white woman, they got a little boy with them. And they had a German shepherd with them. And I see a dog and I'm like, hey, bumpers, how you doing?
Speaker: the dog started like barking and running around and I didn't move. I didn't even flinch or anything. I still have my hand out and the and the and the lady she was like ignore her. She's always talking **** She's a mouthy **** but she's friendly as hell and I'm like I ain't worried about it. Don't worry. Don't worry. But yeah, no, I I'll talk to anybody and everybody. I'll say what's up. Hell, some random dude was walking by us in the
Speaker: This is my personality. I'm a nice guy, ladies and gentlemen. Believe it or not, I'm a nice guy. Unfortunately, some of you assholes get to see the asshole side of me. Because you like to fucking poke and poke and poke and poke and poke and poke until I poke back and then you're the victim. Shut up, pussy.
Speaker: I'm working the hell out of this ****. I'm sorry. You're right. I went to this fancy corporate building for
Speaker: Oh, nice. At least you did a decent introduction. And they got their own radio station. I love it. Oh, damn. Yeah. Oh, dude. Yeah. You never, I mean, ghost, you never know who you're going to come across. I mean, I don't know if you're in the corporate world or, or whatever. I mean, I, you know,
Speaker: I do building maintenance, property management, whatever you want to call it. So, I mean, like, I'm nobody of any importance unless there's a problem and then everybody.
Speaker: I'm everybody's favorite person. But I treat everybody that comes in the building the exact same. I say hi to them. I chitchat with them in the elevator. I'll be walking through a building and chitchat with people as I'm walking through. But that's the, again, that kind of goes with my personality and type of person I am. In my job, I want people to know that
Speaker: You know, I kind of use the term of maintenance ferry. You know, there's not a magical ferry that just shows up when nobody's looking and changes the lights or hangs a picture or fixes a door, you know, fixes this or fixes that. I try to put a face.
Speaker: uh with the name so people know me and they all see me and you know like a lot of my tenants and stuff like that and and I work in a commercial side so I might just be walking through just just to walk through and check everything out everybody in there knows me
Speaker: Everybody, hey, Glick, hey, Glick, hey, how's it going, Glick? Stopped and talked to him for a few minutes. How's the kids? How's the, how's the, how's the wife? How's the family? You know, bullshit. How's the dog doing? You know, last time I talked to you, your son was sick. How's he doing? Or your wife had to have surgery. How's she doing? Or whatever, you know, type deal. So everybody knows me or I'm just popping just to talk to people, you know, I'll pop in. I, you know, I've got a couple offices that I just pop in just to chitchat with, with, uh, with everybody in the office.
Speaker: You know, but that goes a long way, but you know, like, you know, like Tony, like Tony said, you know, some people out there just looking for a fight. They want to be the victim. They want to, they want drama. They need the drama to, to feel. They get clout for being a victim. They truly do. Do, do, do, do.
Speaker: Yeah, absolutely. 100%. Ain't nobody walking all over me anymore these days. I'll tell you that right now. Um, I will walk this world with legends next to me. You absolutely ghost. I, you know, I, I put on our TikTok page and I, and I think I put it on my, uh, my Snapchat a while back, but on my personal TikTok page, uh, there's a picture that I edited and stuff like that. And, uh, it's, uh,
Speaker: walk in the room like you're the king or walk in like you don't give a fuck who the king is. I ain't looking to disrespect anybody, but I won't be disrespected. I'll be right back. Go ahead. At the same time. I don't care who you are. I don't care how important you are. I don't care how important you think you are. You will not absolutely will not in any way shape and or form disrespect me and talk down to me. I ain't the one.
Speaker: I've battled with, you know, I've been high powered lawyers, politicians, celebrities, and you name it. What if the hot dudes turn to stare and look at you? Does that mean you know you're awesome? Because a lot of dudes are pretty big in the gay community. I'm just saying.
Speaker: I don't, I'm happily taking, I'm happily in a relationship. I honestly don't pay much attention to women. That's just my mentality. If I'm with somebody, I don't pay much attention to them. But no, I know what you're saying. Run, they're not so bad.
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, I just, uh, yeah, I'm not, um, you know, for, for, for many years, I let my kindness be the biggest weakness I had. And, uh, I finally, you know, hit that breaking point in the last couple of years where I don't care who you are. You ain't disrespecting me. Yes. We're running for Walmart real quick to get cookie dough. Okay. Cause I'm gonna make those things that I sent you that are the s'mores on a cookie dough in the air fryer. Okay.
Speaker: Yeah. And this hooker's got ones in her wallet. So she's buying a cookie dough. Yeah. Hooker or stripper? Stripper money. Whoa. You better watch your mouth. Hey, I was a stripper. You know, we wouldn't have to worry about that. I got to put on a hoodie.
Speaker: 95 degrees outside. It wouldn't it be easier just to put on a bra instead of a hoodie when it's 95 degrees outside? No. Just sunburn. No. I'm going to die. Just crank the AC up. Struggle be real.
Speaker: The struggle be real. My arms are burning a little bit, but the tan is coming in nice. And the pants do look pretty bad ass with the tan. It's out there in the living room. You had it out there. You took it out there when we went out there before the shirt started. Where it's at, I don't know.
Speaker: in Africa. Now, well, you know, I live in the Midwest here in the state so.
Speaker: summer is literally just starting for us like this is the first day of summer so like all next week it's going to be in the 80s or 90s actually so you know we were talking earlier in the show we spent the day at the beach it was a lake but you know we don't have the ocean in ohio
Speaker: Um, but we do have beaches in Ohio, so we spent the day there. So everybody's all sunburnt. Everybody's all like, you know, stop talking shit. I'm not talking shit. How many of you had to drink?
Speaker: I'm not talking shit. I'm saying everybody's got something. Why do you want to know how much I have to drink? Why do you want to know how much I have to drink? Because you're talking shit. Because you're talking shit. No.
Speaker: I will absolutely take the price to pay for having fun because I missed being out in the sun. I miss being on the water. I miss being in the water. Um, that's, you know, I said it earlier in the show. That's my happy place, man. That makes my son happy. That is my happy place and I'm older than you. So it was my happy place first. You are 21 years older than me.
Speaker: I'll be twenty -two in October. My girlfriend. My girlfriend is going to be I'm off with a twenty -two squared. I'm going to fall for the **** My girlfriend is going to be forty -three and I'm twenty -two. I got me a cougar. I captured me a cougar. I hate you. Cougar. Don't touch my boot. It hurts. Click. Yeah. Twenty -two squared. I see. I can't make that noise too.
Speaker: There ain't nothing like waiting about me. Alright, let's go to Walmart. You better leave my beard out of this. You're jealous. Look how glorious and luxurious that looks. Why are you eating in bed? That is a phenomenal beard right there. That was about to be a long ass jookery. Hi, Tony.
Speaker: I'm glad you was right, because I almost said something crazy. You never. I would never believe that. She's 18 now, Tony. I am 18 now. Doesn't matter. She doesn't even need all this. She doesn't even need all the craziness we talk. Trust me. She was 18 and said she wished she was a stripper. I almost had to smack her in the head with the ball bat. Why would she wish that? Why would you wish that? Money.
Speaker: Move, take your tattoos in your beard and get the hell out the way. I'm gonna go check a fish. I have to go to Walmart. Sit, sit, sit, sit. I'm right here. Sit your ass in the chair. Yes. I know, ma 'am.
Speaker: Why would you want to do that? Money. The money's not guaranteed, nor is it permanent. You want guaranteed and permanent money more than temporary highs. This you need to know. Work toward the money that's supposed to be permanent instead of taking a quick fast money. If you don't learn anything from hip -hop, quick fast money doesn't last as long as drug dealers get off the street.
Speaker: This is just so you know, people have tried it and it didn't let back here, back here, back here. Let me talk some sense to you. Okay. How much crazy this we talk about? I'm doing you a solid, right? I'm sorry. I don't like people enough.
Speaker: You don't have to. You just got to take their money. Okay. We have a Walmart trip. You guys. I'm sorry. I love you better. Oh yeah. That's funny. I was going to give a little bit and you are not winding up on no pole. I was a damn.
Speaker: Oh, no. She was just talking shit. Tony, first and foremost, she's my daughter. You know, she talks shit. But, you know, you know, the answer here is she wants to do. That's why I had to talk to her before she really got managed. You know, you know, the answer the answer to that question is.
Speaker: Why? Well, A, you have all these people, or let's say women, sorry, and this is directly, this is 100 % directed at you women, ladies. On social media today, you see all these women.
Speaker: that are that are so proud of being on on on on Onlyfans and strippers and then you get people like Cardi B and uh Black China and uh what's that other chick's name that shaved her head the white chick um
Speaker: And Megan Thee Stallion and all these chicks that were former strippers who are now like just uber superstar celebrities and super rich, they're glorifying this world. But now you're starting to see the turnaround with a lot of these only fans are quote unquote strippers, where now they're like, I just want a normal life.
Speaker: that's cool common and collected but at the end of the day you literally just put yourself out there for the world to see Mia Khalifa for instance prime example she gets mad as hell when people bring up her poor career but believe it or not but Mia Khalifa because she wanted to be taken seriously as a sports sports broadcaster. Now she's back into porn because that's when she's making the
Speaker: money. She made more money in sports because let's be clear. Yeah, but she got mad when people talked about her. She said last year when she found that her kids heard about that six tip and she got all emotional. That's why when we talk about that up here, I said people y 'all may not give a **** now, but you will live. You better start now. That's why I told her. Yeah. Your kids are going to find out. Ladies, ladies and dudes, you know, I joke around. I mildly joke around about starting an Onlyfans. I'm really considering it. But
Speaker: My pecker ain't gonna be on Onlyfans. I'm gonna tell you that right now. If I started on Onlyfans, you'll never see my dick. The most you gonna see me in is a pair of boxers. But when you put that shit out there, women, men and women, ladies and gentlemen, Tony D, I need you to hit him with it one time. What's one of your favorite, what's one of your, what's one of your famous quotes?
Speaker: Mother has your mother made your motherfuckers. Well, that's your closer. First word starts with an S. Second word starts with an A. Come on, say it. Spoiler alert. When you put your business on the interwebs, and I mean, when I say your business, I'm talking about your business.
Speaker: You'll be in there, you'll be in there, it's there forever. It don't go away, baby girl. That moment you didn't care doesn't go away. Because you think all them subscribers you have, they're paying all that money to see your blue wheel. Well, you know what they're doing, they're screen recording it and they're screenshotting and they're putting it everywhere else.
Speaker: Watch that movie, Ron Goes Wrong, to tell you the truth about social media. Y 'all better pay attention to that movie. I'm telling y 'all, man. I don't care if you're growing up, watch that movie when you're bored one day, watching. Yeah, no, you've been preaching about that movie since you came on the show, man. Dude, that movie nailed it. Rilled by string. Nailed it.
Speaker: Mia Kay's parents and entire country disowned her. The time to care about anything she has to say, stop. Well, yeah, absolutely. Because her country, I mean, she like disgraced her entire religion and country by making porn videos, dressed in their cultural attire.
Speaker: I guess you could say, I don't know if that's the right word. I'm not the smartest guy in the world. But she was. And then when she decided to leave porn after she made
Speaker: I mean, Chick was literally in porn for like two years and made like 500 movies. And God knows how much money. And then all of a sudden she decided she was going to do sports broadcasting or some goofy ass shit like that. But got all butt hurt and got her feelings hurt when people would bring up her porn career. And it's like, bitch, nobody would know who you were if half of the country or half of the world didn't see you sucking dick. Why are you mad about it? You did it. Embrace it.
Speaker: Embrace who you are. Embrace what you did to make you famous. Like the Kardashians. Stop making bad decisions early is what our parents and grandparents been telling us all our lives. That whole damn Kardashian clan knows that they're famous because Kim had a terrible sex tape with Ray J. That apparently wasn't even all that. So I said terrible sex tape. And choked on the tip. Are you wig ready?
Speaker: Or are your wings ready? No, not yet. They're about to be. She ain't wearing no damn what the hell you talking about? What the hell is she doing? She also loves to brag about how many fans she has in the area, but have you seen her speak to people in person? I haven't heard about her being nasty to people in person, but I would understand that she is because everybody's coming at us sideways for the past decade. Well, I've heard some interview. I've heard. She was a slut. They swore she was a whore. They swore she slept with any and everybody. She was very.
Speaker: she was okay her sexual life was out there the same way she put it out there and i'm not even disrespecting now the woman i would just tell both of you your sex life was put out there there was a moment when you didn't care you wanted the publicity the money and the fame and let's catch it back up you can't take a lot of that back now me okay i didn't really know much about it see i'm not following these women like that a bunch of y 'all know i don't know this i'm not googling every damn
Speaker: And she was a gorgeous woman. She had one day, she had no respect and she lost that dude as a husband. Mia Kay, I didn't really know about her in the porn world or the porn industry until several shows that I listened to, whether it be sports shows or other different podcasts or other shows that I listened to and I follow, they would interview her.
Speaker: and she would come out right out the rip and have an attitude and be shitty and be like, don't even ask me about my porn career. Well, first and foremost, you're only here. The only reason we wanted you on the show is because of your porn career. We wouldn't know who you were if it wasn't your porn career. And Mia Khalifa, she's notoriously known for being
Speaker: just nasty at interviews and stuff like that. But now she's right back into it. She's back on OnlyFans, she's back doing what made her famous, what made her popular. So shut up, stop it. Kim K, you know,
Speaker: And the sad part about, the worst part about that whole situation was her mom did that to her. Her mom had her make that sex tape. Her mom directed that sex tape to a certain degree. Her mom leaked that sex tape. And they had become a billion dollar fucking franchise off of nothing other than a terrible sex tape. Billion. Because she had a body. Billion.
Speaker: And she was way prettier when she made that video than she is today. She's older now. Well, no, she's had so much goddamn plastic surgery. I mean, it's like that fucking Sasquatch that they have in the family. All of a sudden, that Sasquatch lost 100 pounds and got a new butt, got a new face, and everybody's like, oh, my God. I'm like, yeah, it's still a Sasquatch, bro.
Speaker: And then they've completely, absolutely 100 % pimped and hoored out that poor Kylie Jenner girl. I mean, that poor girl never stood a chance. She's the baby of the clan. She don't know any better. She was a billionaire only too. Yeah, she don't know any better. They all got money. They all got money. I can't see nothing. They all got money.
Speaker: Oh yeah, the whole family has money and it all goes back and it all stems to. I don't know if Chloe is or Courtney is. Oh, you know, Chloe and Courtney and Courtney are absolutely billionaires or millionaires. They should be millionaires. They're doing their own makeup stuff. They're doing their own. You know what's crazy? They got more fans and they got critics.
Speaker: that tells you a lot. That money's not coming from us. The money's coming. Oh no. It's coming. I mean. And it's so damn bad. That money's so strong. Your daddy decided to become a woman. I ain't fucking with y 'all. I didn't even know her daddy though. He just married into it. Or I'm sorry. She just married into it. Sorry. Because I do like Caitlyn Jenner. I like
Speaker: Yeah, I ain't got nothing. Say what you see for y 'all. Young cats, I'm going to tell y 'all. Caitlyn Jenner used to be Bruce Jenner, who used to be a monster decathlete. Not athlete. An Olympic athlete. Decathlete. He did more than one sport, and he was winning. He had a Wheaties box. Oh, fucking Wheaties box. Turn 60 to decide he wants to be a woman. I'm confused. I'm confused. You know, I lean more towards the side of
Speaker: It was more of a publicity stunt and more for more fame. But at the same time, if Bruce is now happier as Caitlin.
Speaker: It says a lot about inner peace. If this was a struggle that Caitlin lived with and dealt with. Caitlin grew up in an era and a time period where that wasn't okay. Being gay, being queer, homophobic, or homosexual, transgender, drag queen was not okay.
Speaker: You know what I mean? So, you know, if she is happier now, more power to her. And I feel like in the beginning, Caitlin, we're just a couple of jackasses just speaking on our own opinion. So what our opinion doesn't matter. But Caitlin was very angry when Caitlin first started transitioning.
Speaker: Very angry, very, very argumentative and always looking for a fight. But now she truly seems happy. And she's enjoying her life. Jeff and I talk about Burke Kreischer all the time on here. Very funny comedian. Dude's fucking hilarious. But he had a show on Netflix called The Cabot.
Speaker: And basically how this show came about was his wife told him, hey, you need to take a break. You need to get away from the hustle and bustle, the stand up life. He had multiple shows on the Travel Channel. The fame and the success just came so fast at him.
Speaker: And she's like, you need to take a time out. And he did. And he went to this cabin. Well, while he was in this cabin, he started inviting his comedian friends up there and shit like that. And then they turned it into a television show. And it was really cool to see this show and watch it. But Caitlyn Jenner was on there one time. And that was what that episode of the cabin with Bert Kreischer, when Caitlyn was on there, is really what kind of made me
Speaker: change my feelings and my thoughts about Caitlyn Jenner and really start to, I don't know, you know, I guess kind of in a way appreciate what and support the transition and the change that she went through and everything like that because yeah you got to see the fun side and you got to see that
Speaker: you know, Caitlin can still be fun, but you got to see a little bit of realness with Caitlin as well, because that was what kind of the show was about, was yeah, they were gonna have fun, they were gonna do dumb shit as comedians, but they were also gonna be very real and have some conversations. Which they did do.
Speaker: And they did. And that's where I kind of started to change my mindset and my feelings towards Caitlin. And like I said, if she's happier and she's in a better place. Happens. You're not hurting nobody. You're not hurting yourself. And I've said it a million times on here. If you ain't hurting nobody, you ain't hurting yourself. Do what makes you fucking happy. God damn. At the end of the day, you know what I mean? So.
Speaker: Now, there's a whole other part of that community that do things just for attention because, you know, much like anything we see in this world, there's a lot of people who are attention whores and are seeking attention, whether it's good or bad. Some people can say the same thing about us because we host a podcast three times a week. Call us attention whores, but we're just hanging out, having fun, having conversation, speaking of our opinions.
Speaker: But no, that poor, that poor Kaylee, she, she, she, I mean, I know she's enjoying life and she's doing her thing, but man, I'd really like to dive into the psyche and see where her head's at. Because she was, she's been pimped out in the hoard to like the masses
Speaker: her entire life and she's still young. I don't know. I think she might be 21 now. Yeah. Well, I truly do wish happiness for those actions. Absolutely. I agree. Hey, I want people to be happy. No, the world. It's gone to hell in a hand basket at the end of the day. Jesus Christ.
Speaker: You know, people can argue politics till they're blue in the face. You know, I'm over here. I'm doing my thing. I'm living my life. You know, I look at it this way. I've never really been truly 100 % affected by politics. That's just me speaking or politicians or anything like that. My life hasn't changed for the better or the worst.
Speaker: Or, you know, the biggest thing that I see is, you know, depending upon who's in office or, or, or anything like that, my taxes may go up and down. It is. I agree. I agree. I am 100 % as, as, as a guy who Jeff and Tony make fun of me because in the last five years I've had some failed relationships. I've only known him for one.
Speaker: Uh, yeah, but I mean, you know, you don't know my story longer than one year. And this is third situation ship. I'm not in a situation ship. I'm an absolute 100 % relationship. These two are happy together. I will give them that. We're very happy together. We, we, we, you know, but yeah, the date, the dating world today is, is, is, is an absolute fucking nightmare because what it boils down to is
Speaker: Let's go. It's fallen into validation, man. Men and women want to be validated. They want to, and I was engaged and I found out the hard way that all it was was attention, new relationship, all the attention from friends and stuff like that. And then the relationship evolved, which created more attention. And then when that attention started to go away, she started getting on me about,
Speaker: engagement and I wasn't ready to be engaged. I wasn't ready to look at the
Speaker: prospect of getting married, but she pushed me into it and we got engaged. And not even a month or two after we got engaged, things started to change. And then there was somebody else in the picture to which she broke up with me for. Some other dude that she was already dating and screwing around with.
Speaker: I was in another relationship and that was just, I don't even know what the hell that was. I'm still trying to figure that out because you know what it was that, that, that, that she was just, and I had to speak ill of her, but yeah, just 100 % faith. And I don't know if it was just, you needed somebody at that moment in time to, to help mend things or, or make you feel better or, or whatever. You know how you went there for Hokido?
Speaker: Yeah, we came back with a cookie dough ice cream. Oh, nice. What do you bring me a beer? I didn't buy you any cookie dough ice cream. Oh, okay. There's two packs, there's four. Oh, I'll eat those and I'll be happy. What do you bring me my beers, huh? But, um, you know, and like, I'm still trying to figure out that whole situation and that whole mess because like, you know, even now, good.
Speaker: but you chose not to which is fine and dandy because as i said she did she find it before you left no it's out in the living room somewhere flip the couch over
Speaker: Let me go ahead and jump in on this. Women are looking for a big, strong strapping man that'll do any and everything while a bunch of them don't want to do nothing. I'll say it. Because I've dealt with a lot of women in my life. Let me go ahead and throw this out there. Before a bunch of y 'all on the internet think I'm talking about somebody in particular, shut the fuck up.
Speaker: I've dealt with a lot of women in my life. I'm not calling myself a home. I'm not calling myself a player. I'm not calling myself the man. I've known a lot of women. And dating does not necessarily mean sleeping with them. So a bunch of you need to open your closed -minded asses and shut the fuck up. Yes. Dating does not necessarily mean sleeping with them. Junior high.
Speaker: So stop with this petty bullshit. Y 'all acting like a bunch of grown ass kids. And a bunch of you out there never get enough attention from the fucking body. That's why your ass ain't happy. You always want to see what else you can get out of somebody. Y 'all pushing the envelope too goddamn hard, trying to see what you can get out of somebody. And the minute you see something better, you fucking leave. That's why a bunch of y 'all ain't fucking happy. And y 'all women can sit back and say, I know he ain't talking to me. Yes, I am. It's the fuck I am.
Speaker: I've been in many states. I've talked to plenty of people and you don't want to end there. You talk to the whole goddamn world. I hear this shit a lot. And for the dudes out there, you know what our problem is? We have the best women in the world. We ain't got nothing to worry about and we will cheat. Until you're ready to stop cheating, none of you dudes are ready to be married. Well, women don't do the same.
Speaker: I didn't get it. So you, you, you, you just like your fucking body. She just got it. I'd be two -sided, man. I wasn't done yet, man. I wasn't fucking done. My bad. I'm sorry, Tony. And I've said it before, men and women both have to stop trying to take advantage of people and trying to see what you're going to get at somebody. The fucking moment. You were stuck on this fucking moment. You have no endurance in your mentality. Everything is right now and your shit don't last. That's your damn problem.
Speaker: Well, to piggyback on that, you know, a lot of people are just dating to date. They didn't because they don't want to be alone. Then you get other people who just got to have somebody that lets everybody don't fit today alone because they don't want to be the one who ain't married without kids. I heard a lot of that from women in the past 20 years. It's the truth. No, I said you can take advantage of me.
Speaker: until you're ready to be with one person. I've been drinking. I can be easily taking advantage of tonight. I'm just saying. Oh, no. Stop. Please. That's why I say so. He heard. No. I hate you. I love you.
Speaker: exactly ghost flute that's that's the good and that's the other thing y 'all stuck in this reality tv relationship let's be honest ain't a bunch of them single nikki loves those shows and they blow my mind the dating reality shows yeah you love and i'm like how the fuck you gonna be in love with somebody you literally
Speaker: A, you haven't seen them. B, you only talked to them for five minutes and now you want to get married? Jason. Hey, um, um, ghost flu. I'm six too. I made five figures. Uh, I'm a really good handyman. I've been in construction for 75 % of my life. I think I would make a pretty good husband. There you go.
Speaker: I can cook. And your prize is getting to date someone that, well, you don't want to be single, do you? No. Jeff booked my flight. Yes. I want to be single. I packed up my life and moved three hours away because I wanted to be single. No, I found a real one.
Speaker: No, I found a real one. And I mean, I can speak for myself. I'm extremely happy. I think she is. I don't know. She tells me she hates me. I get Austin in the divorce. I get the dog and she gets my oldest daughter. Ghost Luffy did find a keeper. He did. No, no, I absolutely did. No, I basically, I found a female version of me.
Speaker: Ouch. My neck. Soulmate. Ow. Okay, I'll break. We drink about the same. We talk about the same amount of bullshit. We swear like sailors. We swear like sailors. Swailers. Swailers. And we like to have fun. She just lets me be me. And I let her be her. And she loves me. I guess I have to kill you too when she tries to break up with me.
Speaker: I'm fleeing to Mexico for two murders. We talk so much shit to each other. We fuck with each other so much. But that's what we do. We're both bullshitters. We're bullshit talkers. We laugh. We have fun.
Speaker: I mean, she won't let me live my best life. Yes, she does. No, I'm not allowed to have a mini glick. I'm not allowed to wear my boots with my shorts and I'm not allowed to wear crutes. You spend nine hours a day up here talking about nothing. She allows you to live your best life. Shut the **** up.
Speaker: You won't even let us leave the show. You get mad when we're ready to go. Thank you, Tony D. She gets mad when you're ready to go. I love you. You should, because then you got to talk to her. She's like, God, Tony made you in the show. And I'm like, yeah. That means she got to deal with everything you want to talk about, because you don't know what's not fucking talking. I'm not going to talk it.
Speaker: Jesus. I like to talk man. I can't. I will cut my show off. You will keep going. I don't care. Make your point. Make your
Speaker: He was up here two hours. Now, he wants to go three hours a night just so he got something to edit. This dude is too much. I do three hours. We do three hours a show. I'm not joking on Tiktok. They're watching whatever out there. Let me go ahead and tell you. You're doing the attention thing. You got a house full of family. Why don't you want to end this?
Speaker: No, dude, you realize like we do all those things. And Nikki, Nikki makes sure that when we're doing the things that we do as a family or we're doing things that we do together, she makes sure that I'm home for the show or I do the show. Yes, that's it. You know what I mean? Like, like we're still doing it. We're still living our lives. We're still having just like when we go home to P .A. And I'm like, I'm gonna let the guys run the show tonight or let the guys run the show on Saturday night. Just take your laptop. I'll make sure you're there.
Speaker: Okay, well, if I don't make, I'll take my laptop, but if I don't make it, the guy's got it. Oh no, you'll be there. So like, we still do all the things we want to do. But I still, she still allows me to make, and yeah, that kind of sounded weird, but she doesn't allow me, but she makes sure that the time is there for me to do it. She doesn't stop you from being yourself more than anything. I mean, it's unnecessary. Go for it.
Speaker: Yeah, you're welcome. You're welcome. It's possible. I want a mini click. It's not unnecessary. It's perfectly. Golf Hawk, will you agree with me on this? The show needs a mini click. I need a mini click. It does not. It does not. I have a tote under my desk right now. Hey, boys. Look what I got here. Hey, where are the white women at? You beat me to it. That was awesome.
Speaker: I'm focused. Tony firing off tonight. I'm focused. Let's go home. I gotta give me a decent.
Speaker: And ghost flu, as we, as we learn our regulars and as our regular and spend time with us on this show, we have intros for our regulars. Caulpoc has his Sadie's as hers. We're working on one for Chris technician. I really don't know what the hell we're going to do for Chris technician, but he deserves one. You know, we got to get one for Mark. We got, we definitely got to get one for Mark. Um,
Speaker: But my man said, I got explosive bubbleguts and we family now. But no, I do. No, no, she does. She she allows me to be me. She lets me just do my thing, man. And that's something that I've pinky pinky in the brain for.
Speaker: And then in the golf hawk thing basically stems from the fact that golf hawk has been here since the beginning of this podcast I Didn't know anything about golf walk outside of you know, he would come in here and shoot the shit much like you ghost floof And keep up with us and and and some of the random shit that he would say And then last year
Speaker: Tony started a fantasy football league and golf joined us. We added each other on Instagram and whatnot. And I didn't know golf Hawk was black. And we were on Tony D's fantasy football show. And I went and accepted to follow and followed him back and came back and said, Holy shit, golf Hawks.
Speaker: totally said, fuck you. I can't deal with you. Click. I'm done. And we have poor Nancy with us. And she, she, she's sweet older white lady. She was just like, what the hell just got good Nancy. But now, I mean, ultimately that's what it is at the end of the day. When you find somebody that in a relationship, whether, whether men or women or, or whatever the case may be,
Speaker: when you find your partner and they allow you to be who you are, and you don't have to pretend to be something that you're not, which is where I found myself in the last four relationships that I've been in in the last five years, outside of my ex -wife, I guess you could say five, you know, I was, I was, I was going to college. Brandon Rick, what's good? What's going on?
Speaker: Fuck you and your asterisk championship. Pinky in the brain for technician. What's it here? Asterisk championship.
Speaker: But, you know, and that's, I think that's what we're all looking for. Men and women in general, we just want to find somebody who's going to let us be who we are. We don't have to hide anything. We don't want to pretend to be something that we're not. And we don't want to feel bad. You know, if I get drunk and I tie one off and I still, like there's been nights where we've done this show or I've not, we haven't even done this show. I've just tied one off. And then the next day I feel like fucking shit. And she has to reassure me.
Speaker: You didn't do anything wrong. You just got drunk. Who cares? You know what I mean? Like, she was like, how many, you know, and since we've been dating, she's like, how many times have I gotten fucking hammered? Or, you know, something like that, you know, which I have a tendency to do. I do like to drink. And sometimes I start on my bullshit and I start going. And next thing I know it's,
Speaker: fucking three o 'clock in the morning and I'm barely able to stand and I'm stumbling my ass to bed causing a ruckus. You'll never be a belt wearer. You'll never be the champ like this guy right here. This guy is the champ. Acknowledge me.
Speaker: But yeah, today, reality television, social media, whatever you want to call it, they've created an unattainable expectation for dating and whatnot.
Speaker: Goodwill belt. I'm gonna smack you beside the head with it. See how goodwill that is. I didn't ask for your help. Fucking. You said a goodwill boat.
Speaker: Amen. If you find a lady that'll eat sand with you better, wife her up. Shit. We go out, we drink together, we eat together. She's not ordering a fucking salad in a diet water when we eat. We're eating. We eat. Yeah. I'm talking about you. We eating. We eating and we drinking. And we're laughing and we're joking and we're having a good time at the end of the day.
Speaker: And I hope everybody finds that somehow somewhere. Like I said, I found a female version of me. It's like do dirty things with me too. As I signed off of air time Saturday night. Fuck you losers. You stay out here. I'm going to go have a single moment.
Speaker: Ding, shots fired. You're good, Ghostloof. The bitch who can be 6 '8", 275 pounds with hands all day long. I'm 6 '2", 300 pounds, hands and feet for days. And I'll bite your face, too. I'll fucking go full on Mike Tyson. I'll bite your goddamn nose off. Fuck around and find out, golf walk.
Speaker: Bitch, I've seen pictures of you. You are not 6 '8", 275. Gohawk looks like a fucking anorexic Dave Chappelle. 6 '9". I'm 6 '2", 245, so y 'all are good. I am 6 '2", and the scale says, get the fuck off me, you fat bastard.
Speaker: random Rick said I'm five 439 pounds. Fist of fury. You ankle batter. Why are you really 68275? I like that. I can appreciate that. I didn't think you were that big. Judge about your pictures. You will ankle batter. Sorry. Glitch on in the show. Damn it. I got a golf golf golf. Just a smidge bigger than than Jeff. Just a smidge. He might weigh more. Jeff weighs way more than golf or
Speaker: than random Rick. Jeff weighs way more than him. But yeah, I'm six foot two, damn near 300 pounds. Uh oh. Six foot two, damn near 300 pounds. You ain't fast. I'm deceivingly fast. With them short ass legs? No.
Speaker: the head. Hey, man. Them legs don't mean **** and I am deceiving. Dude, you know how Optimus Primal in the building, baby. I don't know. I don't care how fast you are. You better not let me catch you. Hey, I had some some skinny **** lightning **** **** dudes that I've known in my life and they're like, damn
Speaker: Call me Optimus Prime over here, baby. I'm like Dino out this bitch. That's the Red Cross. Dino is a dinosaur from Flintstones? Stupid, the Red Cross Transformers. Luigi legs.
Speaker: Boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop, boop. Look, man, I'm all torso, man. I built like a fucking gorilla. What did you say? I mean, I got, I mean, my pants are 32s. I don't know what that means. I like 32s, but yeah, I'm all torso, man. I'm all thorsos in upper body. Like I said to you, years ago when Austin was first born, and I worked a two minute truck, that's what all the guys told me.
Speaker: I mean, I'm not going to, I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody any, anytime soon, but I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody anytime soon. I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody anytime soon. I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody anytime soon. I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody anytime soon. I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody anytime soon. I'm not going to run a marathon with anybody anytime soon.
Speaker: Fuck you, random rick. You ain't shit. In a suit, at a parade. Well, they got a trench coat on, trying to sneak into the movie. Nobody's going to fuck nobody. That's why I'm standing in the jungle. The minute he walk out, I'm walking the other way. He didn't even get a grunt. I just walk out.
Speaker: That's how I walk around the neighborhood, like a silverback, dragging my knuckles and everything. No, like I said, like I said, I'm not a tough guy. I'm not a tough guy. I'm just clear. I'm just here. I am a tough guy.
Speaker: Oh fuck it. Right? Because we fucked up all that shit. You just do fuck it. I was. No, I really am though. I've always been. I'm all there. It is. I got chicken legs though. I got that. That's a plus. I ever grew up bearded and minion banana.
Speaker: Y 'all are just jealous because you can't grow a fucking beard. That's all it is, you beardless bitches. I am not a tough guy. They always lose or stop and live. I'm just here. I'm the king of fuck around and find out. I'll be the happiest guy, nicest guy you ever come across. You know how many times I've been in a bar
Speaker: and not working and I've been in a bar and some shit's popped off and somebody starts yapping the wrong way at me and I'm like, let me buy you a beer, man. Let me buy you a beer. It's not that big a deal. We're all here to have fun. Let's have a good night. Let me buy you a beer. Just goes to look like his doesn't mean it's pathetic. Trust me.
Speaker: I couldn't grow this until I was 30 years old, and I woke up one morning and it was there. I was 30 years old. Bro, you should see some of my weak ass fucking lame attempts at facial hair up until I was 30. I had douche straps. Some people call them chin straps. I think Tony rocked them at one point in time, but they're douche straps. I had douche straps. I had a fucking goatee. I could grow a goatee all day long. And that bitch was down past, it was down past my sternum.
Speaker: It was a long ass goatee. Whatever facial hair I could grow, I growed it. And then I woke up shortly after I turned 30 and this was here. I was just like, damn, where'd this come from? I'm gonna go ahead and keep this bad boy. But my beard isn't my personality. Tony brings it up more than I do.
Speaker: Just gentlemen, gentlemen, a little PSA, another, another Tony quote PSA. If you have a beer, take care of it. Wash it, brush it, oil it. It's just some product. Take care of it. Go to your barber, have him edgy up, have him, have him make it look sharp. I mean, look, I mean, the barber does me good, man. He does me good.
Speaker: You just take care of it. That's all I gotta say to you. Don't grow a beard and look like a fucking ragamuffin. To some of y 'all bitches who make your whole ass beard your personality, you got some sick, gross looking ass beards. You wanna get on my man, Tony D, about flossing his teeth on this show? We talked about hygiene. You gotta keep that beard hygienically clean. Keep yourself hydrated.
Speaker: I'm grabbing the song right now. I think I'm gonna drink these last two beers and go get on our TikTok page. Oh, let's see. See what you did?
Speaker: Yeah, yeah, yeah. See what you did. I have a lot of energy. Yes, you do. Be quiet, blip. No one was talking to you. You be quiet, Jason. I will kick you in your face. Everyone will hurt. Boy, I'm going to give you the word. I'm going to stunter the hell out of that kid.
Speaker: They don't even know how to make a real belt. I'm gonna take your orange belt and I'm gonna wear it and I'm gonna karate fight you in the garage. You don't know karate. I know karate. Watch your mouth. Go eat your food.
Speaker: You know what? You know what? We was talking about relationships. We were talking about a little bit of everything and we haven't played their music in a long time. This one's for eternity. Eat your food a little bit. Eat your damn food. I gotta be at work one time. Embrace the gray and the beard. The ladies love the gray and the beard. Trust me.
Speaker: But Tony D, this one's for you, man. We appreciate y 'all listening. We appreciate y 'all hanging out. Hopefully you had a good Memorial Day weekend. Again, it's great to thank our veterans and to appreciate them as we all should. They all make sacrifices, but don't forget the ones who made the ultimate sacrifice for us to be able to do what we do, much like this show.
Speaker: If it wasn't for the sacrifices made by our soldiers, we couldn't do what we do here three times a week. Check us out Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Join us live Monday, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, 6 p .m .ish.
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Speaker: They got a new album coming out and I'm sure, and they got a new tour coming out. Actually, they're coming back to Ohio. I don't know if I'm gonna be able to go see them, because they're like two hours away from where I am, but we're gonna try to make it happen. And with that being said, hey, we appreciate you ghost. If you're not following us, follow us and you don't want to find us.
Speaker: You drunk, always watch out for them trees walking in the road. Hey, watch out for them trees walking in the road all day, every day, man. Much love, guys. Enjoy a little blacktop mojo. Jealousy. Inside on the outside. Day of domentang time.
Speaker: Oh, any young man, what's wrong with you now? You're still in silence, you don't make a sound Love me, I'm bound one time Arise my mean mind
Speaker: I'm drinking poison hoping that don't show Across the room I feel so alone Jealousy Jealousy Why can't you see?
Speaker: If I think it loud enough, do you think so?
Speaker: I'm drinkin' Persian hope and not no joke
Speaker: Every night I see his blood there in my dreams A thousand times now that I murdered him He believed, eaten alive by these desires that I hold deep The ache lingers on and on and on and just won't leave
Speaker: Hey, welcome back. Sorry, I was distracted. Appreciate y 'all. Listen, thank you guys for hanging out for another episode Wednesday night for a brand new episode, same nonsensical time, same nonsensical channel. But until then in the words of Jeffrey deuces,
Speaker: There's the one and only Michael, AKA Big Dog, would say. Tony, can you help me out with this one? Why do you always ask me to help people with this one? Because it's fun when everybody else gets involved. That way, I'm not the only asshole. If you need help to not be an asshole, you need more help than I can provide. Well. That's goodbye now. This is true. But as Mike would say, peace out. Hey, town down.
Speaker: Tony D. My brother. Gotta ask you one time, Bubba. This is motherfucker. Let D some bitches know. Thank you for coming out, God bless you and goodnight. I can't end the show because that's not what I wanted to hear. Now we're gonna keep talking. Mother had your mother made your mother fucking motherfuckers. That's what I wanted.
Speaker: Until Wednesday, be good. Or be good at it. Goodbye, motherfuckers. Hit the button. Hit the button.
