Nonsensical Nonsense 279 Glick has all the answers

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Speaker: What's going on everybody? It's Saturday night, you know what that means. We doing what we do, bitches.

Speaker: Hopefully you guys are having a good weekend. So far you enjoying their Saturday audit funds. Yes. This is not since school nonsense. Tony D's in the building. You know me. I'm Glick. If you're not already, go ahead and check out them socials, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Don't forget to come hang out with your boys. Monday, Wednesdays and Saturdays are new times. 7 PM.

Speaker: doing what we do and if you can't join us live, go ahead and check us out on Spotify and everywhere you listen to podcasts at all at nonsense, excuse me, nonsensical nonsense podcast. Give us a follow. Give us a like and if you be so kind, give us a share. We greatly appreciate that. Let everybody else know about us. Anywho, Tony D. What's going on, Mike? Not a damn thing. Taking it easy.

Speaker: Yeah, honestly, nothing big, nothing major, nothing new for real. Ain't shit wrong with that, man. I would like to say it was the same. It hasn't been, it hasn't been too crazy this weekend though. Kind of hung out here around the house, whatever.

Speaker: today for a little bit. We took kids down the little street. I think we're going to have a... I think we're going to try to beat the rain tomorrow and have a beach day. Rain doesn't come in until tomorrow evening, so. Right. And then the countdown is on for vacation. I understand that. One week away from vacay. Can't wait.

Speaker: Unplugged man, I'm gonna unplug for those five days or whatever. That's what you want when you need that though. Everybody needs a break from everything. Unplug, hang out there in Sasquatch country. Out in the Bigfoot country. The hardest Bigfoot picture, man. We got a lot of Sasquatchy and Bigfoot type sightings here.

Speaker: What's going on, Mark? Especially down in the southern part of Ohio. Down by the Appalachians. Or Appalachians or whatever the hell you want to call them. Yeah, but different folks, depending upon where you're from, say it differently. They have their own dialect and whatnot.

Speaker: What's, Tony, I seen, I didn't, in passing, I seen you got that shirt you have on as a gift. What does it say? It says a whole lot of shit. Supporting and loving, strong black father, hardworking, hip swag. Oh, cool. Nice, strong. My sister got this one.

Speaker: that's cool. Yeah, I like that. I love it. I love it. Yeah. See, you got it as a gift. I just did. I just kind of seen it in the scrolling and of course, I think it was on Facebook or something and of course, when I tried to scroll back up to it every way, I put it on Facebook, YouTube, I put on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, everywhere. I threw it everywhere. Oh shit. This is dope. Damn. Is that all I gotta do is buy you a shirt for you to post a show like that?

Speaker: No, no, but I went to I went to scroll back up so I could read the shirt and I'm sure as everybody knows Facebook has that tendency that when you try to scroll back up if you miss something, it just automatically refreshes itself. Well, you was at the very top of this one. No, I don't think it was back to very top, but I could have been hell. I don't know. It was this morning. It was like when I kind of first getting motive motivated to get out of bed. Oh, yeah. I was checking notifications and shit like that.

Speaker: And then I was like, yeah, I'll find it later. I wasn't stressing Facebook at all. It's bullshit that early in the goddamn morning. That's for damn sure. Well, if you want a little robots gift cards and I just took it easy, man. Just about to be second half of the year. I got to get myself back focused to get my piece back right and all that good stuff. So I know that's right. I know how that goes, man.

Speaker: We just had our open enrollment at work for insurance and all that jazz. Yeah, do that now. Get that out the way. Yeah, I just had to change everything. Everything's staying the same, but they have the 2022 coverage and new 2023 coverage, which the price for the coverage, damn near cut in fucking half. That's a good thing.

Speaker: I ain't even gonna be mad at this. Extra money in my pocket and not like change in my pocket. A good amount of extra money in my pocket because our premiums and everything. That means you max out. Way down. Clear all your debt and make all your repairs. With everything properly and you let the rest sit in the bank absolutely. Tattoos. Oh God.

Speaker: No, we're gonna, well, I mean, there will be money put aside for tattoos, but there's also gonna be, you know, money put aside for other things that are coming up in the future. And I'm gonna upgrade my laptop. There's another on my laptop. I just want a bigger one and one with a little bit more memory. You know, this one I just bought just to have to get the show started and rolling.

Speaker: Yeah. So, you know, I'd like to have one that's maybe a little bit bigger, a little bit nicer, a little bit more functions that I don't know how to use. Of course. So that'll come in time. But yeah, the majority of that extra money, I mean, it's going to be nice to have, but a good chunk of it's going to actually go into savings every paycheck. Like probably like half of it will go into savings every paycheck. That's a good thing. Because I haven't had it for the last year and a half.

Speaker: So if I don't have half of it or what, for another year, I'm not gonna know the difference. Well, if you're saving it and it'll be an emergency, that's what you want. That's primarily what you want. Yeah, so. So, but fortunately we got, we got pretty good health insurance where I work at. So, you know, medical wise, if there's a medical emergency, it's not like I'm gonna be eating that cost.

Speaker: I'm not a homeowner yet. So, there's that that I don't have to worry about like a hot water tank blowing up on me and having to have the money. Well, that happened with us to be on top of the tank. Started spraying outside. It was like a little puncture hole. Oh, **** Yeah. What kind of **** is this? And I'm like, we had to call them to come fix it. It cost a couple hundred dollars a dollar. Oh, yeah. I've been on many of them repairs.

Speaker: It was just a big old bottle on the top. That's all it was. Yeah. I'm like, how the hell this thing bust in the first place? So did they have to replace the whole hot water tank or just that top part? I forgot. I think it was just the top. I mean, I think we had just got the house in. No, I think we had. I just got a new card and I'm glad I got it because then I had it.

Speaker: So putting all that stuff in place. I know last year when I took the car to the shop and get most of those major repairs done, then I forgot about the damn CB joints. I'm like, shit. But that was already $3 ,500 in the hole, so. Nice. Yeah, I said the car was paid off. And this is what I'll do. The car will be paid off. And every time I go to get an oil change or whatever, I'll get the list of all the recommendations. I'll go to the dealership. I'll take their list of recommendations. And I'll work on that money for the year, take it in for like a day or two.

Speaker: Let them fix it. Yeah, just overhaul it. Well, that's that's kind of the nice thing about. Overhaul refurbishing, if you will, because I take road trips. Now I do a lot of city driving. That's where I tear. Yeah. Oh yeah, that's man that that that city driving is the is the absolute worst on on cars. I mean, you know, I don't drive my car much. You know, for

Speaker: Majority of the time I'm not a heavy driver, but I get on the highway for work. And then between my abilities, that's all in town and everything I do here is in town because everything's right there for me where I live at. So I don't have to go very far. But my car's got a bumper to bumper warranty. I paid the extra money to get the extended seven -year -old vehicle. Yeah, it makes total sense.

Speaker: Um, but I mean, it only added an extra $15 on my, on my payment every month. And the car's covered with roadside assistance, um, loaner cars and everything like that. It's all covered. So, I mean, that's something I don't have to worry about. And it's already lumped into my car payment. So, you know, if something happens to my car, I don't have to freak out about, Oh man, I don't have $500 for an alternator or some dumb shit.

Speaker: Right, and we can also need to change the battery and it started the same damn time owners. You know, obviously I have to do the regular maintenance stuff like I get tires for it, but I'll do that before winter, hopefully.

Speaker: Uh, rubber plumber, what's going on? Uh, what color should I color my beard? I was thinking about doing it red, white, and blue for, for a fourth of July. Since I've already got the white stripe down the middle, I can do red on one side and blue on the other side. Don't do that crazy shit. Just get some spray and stuff. It ain't that big a deal. What'd you do that just for me? Bullshit.

Speaker: I don't know. I thought about, I told Nikki, I said, I'm going to get that touch of gray and just dye my beard all gray. You can't. I'm not dying. Look. Just go full on gray and just see what it looks like. Give me that grandpa beard. What? What? Dyeing my beard gray? It's not a grandpa beard. It would be if I dyed it gray.

Speaker: Why would you die of grace, of course? I don't know. Why not? See, that's the problem right down there. That's the problem right down there. I'm not here. Oh, shit.

Speaker: what's going on? I just I mean, why not? It ain't hurt nothing. It's only temporary. It's not like it's a permanent thing. Jesus happening. There's an open invite in my room. If any of y 'all want to come up, the man said the door was open. So, if they want to pop in here, tell me. No dying here. Now, please don't die, Juice. Well, son of a

Speaker: What? And the streak ends at 12 for the Reds. Good. Vastas. I mean, I understand you being salty as fuck, considering. Considering what? That your Mets are bottom of the barrel, dumpster fire. That's the beginning of the damn season. You think I care right now? They just sitting right below 500, digging them in the eye.

Speaker: There are about six games below 500 there, Tony. That's not bad when 170 games would be employee. No, it's still early. No, it was just the Reds were on a 12 game winning streak. Last night we we. They're in a series with the Braves. Last night they beat the Braves and they ruined the Braves 8 game win streak so. And the Braves are good in the reading season. Yeah, so it's nice that.

Speaker: The Reds, you know, like I said, about two weeks or so ago, they were deadass last place in the National League. And now they're in third place in the National League and they're in first place in the Central Division. So I'm happy about that. Nice little come up. Like I said, it's still rolling this season. It's shit. There's still.

Speaker: Four months left in the damn season. Three months left in the damn season. What's that? Where's the All -Star break? I do not know. Let's see. Here you go, Jason. Here you go. Let's see what the All -Star break is.

Speaker: A B and J man. Nicki was giving me crap about we were at Walmart today. I need a beer and shit. After we got back from the the fair. Right. And

Speaker: All -Star Baseball, 2023. Where is it? It's at T -Mobile Park. Is that down in Atlanta? No, Seattle, sorry. It's in Atlanta. When is? Wow. Oh, wait. No, it's coming up July 11th.

Speaker: Okay, it's not that far away. Yeah, no, it's coming up just a couple of weeks away. That's good. That's good. And now we can start talking shit after the all -star rounds on that. No, yeah, that's usually me. I just, you know, I get excited. Obviously I want to, I want to, I get excited when my team's playing well and all that stuff like that, especially early in the season, but I've said it for years about the, the, the Reds. They're, they're notorious for,

Speaker: either starting the season out really bad and after the all -star break coming on hot and then missing the playoffs by a couple of games. Sound like the Braves that get to the playoffs and then missed the World Series. Or they come out the gate and they're on fire. Yeah.

Speaker: And then after the all -star break, they kind of fall off and then they miss the playoffs by a few games. But this year they started out really just disastrous. They brought up a couple cats from the farm league, right? And then they picked up pace and they're looking good. So maybe. Maybe they won't have that normal. Fall off after the. Or or if they have a big explosion after the

Speaker: After the All -Star break, it'll be enough to push them into the playoffs. Right. Because I think the last time they were in the playoffs was... The Bulls or the Reds? The Reds. Last time it was in the playoffs? I don't know. I think it was 2016 or 2009. Good Lord. Don't make me lie. Uh...

Speaker: I'm about to go to the show. I'm about to cook on this damn show. All the time that I go out and eat, y 'all going to see me cook live. So they made the playoffs. Oh, my bad. They made the playoffs in 2020. Did they really? Yep. They made it in 2012, 2010. They went to, they lost in a divisional round. 2012, they lost in a divisional round.

Speaker: 2013 they lost in the wild card and in 2020 they lost in the wild card. But 2020 was that weird COVID season where they only played 60 games. Yeah, everybody was screwed in 2020. Yeah. Everybody was screwed. So we can't hold that. But I mean, last year they were 62 and 100.

Speaker: So that's really not bad. But that's really bad, dude. I think they were one of the worst teams in baseball last year. But they made a turnaround this year. So I'll take it. Hopefully, they'll keep going. They'll keep pushing. And I will respectfully challenge that.

Speaker: 62 and 100. You like, you got neat butt, you know what I'm saying? Shit, that was bad. It depends on the streaks they were on. They didn't have many streaks. Because I remember that year, Seattle, the Mariners went like 120 and 50. They was whipping everybody's ass that year. Yeah. Everybody.

Speaker: Yeah, the athletics were 68 and 102. Everybody is sold. The fans want them going. That's a damn tragedy. And the Reds and Pirates were both 62 and 100. So those are your bottom three teams last season. Reds, Pirates, and Athletics. That's an absolute damn shot.

Speaker: So yeah, they they're talking about the athletics potentially going to Vegas. I mean Vegas is. Vegas is only a basketball team away from hitting the. Or for four on the four bigs. Well, I think I think that and and I'm kind of surprised in all honesty.

Speaker: But I think there's still a legitimate fear with with with gambling in sports. Yes, as an athlete, you're not allowed to gamble as we learned it with Pete Rose, who's been completely robbed of a Hall of Fame status. Well, here's what's up game is legal now. But gambling, it's legal, but it's not legal for the players. I understand. So they just don't need to be. I mean, Alvin Kamara just got popped for it.

Speaker: and missed what, a whole damn season? Yeah. Yeah. And there was somebody else who just got in trouble. I can't remember who was in. Oh, Calvin Reuben.

Speaker: Yeah, Calvin, or yeah, maybe not. I was thinking of Calvin Ridley, not, not Camara. Camara didn't get in trouble. He got in trouble for fighting or something. I don't even know where he was gambling at all, but he was gambling. Oh, was he gambling? There was somebody else just recently in like basketball or something like that. They got, they lit his ass. What was that? Calvin Ridley or Camara? I think it was half the season. Well, I mean, that's the thing, you know, at all,

Speaker: comes down to the fact of, it is in your contract. These things are in your contracts. There you go. And I know you're not reading them as a professional athlete, but you have an agent, you're paying an agent a lot of money. You got agents and lawyers that you're paying a lot of money who should have your best interest in mind for you. It makes you at least

Speaker: I don't know give you the quick. A quick briefing like hey. Let's let's tell you the things you cannot do the obvious outside of the obvious. You know you can't do certain things, but here's some other things that are in your contract that you can't do. Make sure your stripper doesn't put your name off. This is a tattoo. Yeah. Don't be fuzzy. We're not in the neighborhood.

Speaker: I don't know what it is. I don't know if it's just money that just that just uh gets and gets their head all fucked up or or what it is but man a lot of these athletes man. Almost all these cats. They're just they're just **** **** up man like uh Zion Williams has some kind of crazy **** going with

Speaker: I saw that today. I didn't look at the whole some of the transgender community. Yeah, transgender community try to throw her in the mix with something. I don't know what the hell happened. Y 'all been leading Serena Long for taking records. Oh Serena? No, I was talking about Zion. Oh, Zion got with some stripper. She threatened to expose him with a sex tape.

Speaker: throw it out. And then I think she just put a, I just saw an article right before we came up. She got tattooed with his name on her face. Oh, is that? Well, there was something with babies too. Like him knocking people up or something. He was sleeping with one chick, but he was sleeping with another that was on Instagram post with him. It's a big old mess. They're like, bro, you're like an old mess. I'm like, dude, but you know what? He ain't been 22 years old. You got in the NBA, you a millionaire. I already know what happened. Just sit back, take care of yourself.

Speaker: He won't take care of his kids whether he likes it or not. You know, unfortunately, unfortunately, you know, play stupid games, win stupid prizes, and these bitches got you fucked up, man. So, yeah, you go pay for your kids one way or another. And you go pay for, and you go pay for baby mama's house and cars and nails and her and everything else. The big, the woman, older than him. She got him all like a damn dickie.

Speaker: Yeah, well, she knew what she was doing. Yes, she did. She knew what she was doing. This motherfucker was too busy. They knew what he was doing. It'll pull this route, in all honesty. I wonder what made her go this route, Kunz. Why would she go after him? What is he doing? We're trying to see what the real story is. Why would she go after him? Yeah, I wonder what she went after. There's some, dudes are messing with women, and they don't go through this. You know what I'm saying? Tell me, I can tell you why. Money. And it rhymes with smaller mills.

Speaker: Yeah, I got it for you. Yeah, that's why that's all the motive you need. That's all the motive these women need, man, with these with these professional athletes. Yeah, but not all the money and they're foolish enough to go down that road and let them play games with them. These young cats, man, they'd be thinking with their dick. They're thinking with the wrong head. We all do. We all did, but you know, some of us were smarter than others.

Speaker: Yeah. But again, you give me a quarter of the money they have. I'm not only am I a Boy Scout, but I'm also a goddamn rocket scientist. I need to climb. I'm smart as shit. You ain't catching me up in nothing. I'm the president. You ain't catching me up in nothing. I'm wrapping it up three times. I'm giving you birth control. That's the only LeBron. You're signing paperwork. You're going to make a video talking about, pull on 100 % consent.

Speaker: everything we are doing, you want to do, you wanna be there. You ain't catching me up in not a damn thing. And it's sad that this is the world that we live in, but these young cats, man, and these young athletes, you gotta start looking out for yourselves. Stop worrying about your boys and your friends and these women and start looking out for number one. You take care of your mama and your daddy if they were in your life your whole life.

Speaker: But outside of that, all them all them friends, all your boys from high school that have been hanger honors because they knew you was going to be a superstar. Get rid of it. They say that because LeBron's boys looking out for him. They keep him out of trouble. Yeah, but LeBron, but LeBron's gotta he is LeBron is is a rare example that cat. Had. Good fit, you know he had a good family foundation.

Speaker: He himself has a really good work ethnic. And he was just brought up a little bit differently. And the guy's been in the league for what, 20 some odd years? He would never heard nothing bad about LeBron. No, I want to credit the people around him. He has good people in his circle. About LeBron was when he was speeding in Ohio. That was it. That's the only best way I heard about the joke. But I mean, who hasn't sped?

Speaker: That's my point. And who hasn't gotten off with a warning for speeding? That's nothing compared to the shit these other athletes are catching up on. So I give LeBron his credit on that. He said all the kids in school, I just saw him off court. He's building schools up there in Ohio. He's building schools up here in Ohio. He's sending kids out of his own pocket, man. He's bad.

Speaker: He's paying for scholarship. Not that he's on hard times or he ain't got money. The man's got more money than he's ever going to. That's the generational wealth that he's made for himself being as successful as he is. His great, great grandkids are going to have money because the man is smart. Love them or hate them. Outside of their bait, who's greater? Jordan or Bron or who has more of this, who has more of that? At the end of the day,

Speaker: you know, Bron Bron has done his thing. He's taking care of his community. He's taking care of his people. But most importantly, he's been able to do that because he's had a circle and he's had his people that had his best interest in mind his whole career because you gotta remember he was he was an 18 year old kid when he came into the NBA. I agree.

Speaker: So that all factors in. You got all these knuckleheads out there that stay running with knuckleheads and keep knuckleheads. Hey, these have been my boys since day one. Yeah, but they ain't looking out for you. It ain't nobody costing him no money. Yeah, they ain't looking out for you, Zion. They ain't looking out for you, John. They ain't looking out for you. Oh, boy, from the Raiders that was in that car crash that killed that lady.

Speaker: Oh, well, he was being reckless. You know, there's. I know people that know him too. That's why I was saying about him.

Speaker: But one of my homeboys, because he's from Montgomery. I didn't realize that. Well, yeah, I mean, obviously he was being reckless. He was drinking and driving at high speeds. And I'm gonna tell you, like I told Jeff, I've been to Vegas. I don't know where the hell he hit 160. Yeah, well, we both talked about that. We tried to pull it up on the map to try to figure out where the hell he could. I only go up like a couple of stretches. You can do that shit on myself. I was like, whoa.

Speaker: Yeah, we tried to pull it up on the maps to see if we can look and be like, how the hell? I know what I thought about trying to do it, but I don't think you can open it. You got a lot of these cats, man. They get that money and they start acting crazy. They lose their fucking mind. And with this younger generation anyways, we already have the problem that they don't see that there's any consequences in anything they do.

Speaker: Yeah. And that's a big problem. So, I mean, now when the consequences start catching up to them, they don't know how to act. They don't know what the hell to do. But, you know, you got to, you know, you give credit to Braum, Braum where credits do, but you also got to give credit to that man and a lot of other athletes out there. Miles Garrett has a good circle around him.

Speaker: They look out for him and he takes care of the community. He gives back. Nick Chubb does some of the best shit with his money. I want that man to be all the things so hard. Yeah, I agree with that. I just seen an article about him. He signed his $7 .5 million. Um,

Speaker: rookie contract or something like that. And he didn't go crazy and actually put that money to work for him. And now he is worth several million dollars and they were talking about a generational wealth again for him and his family. They don't have nothing to worry about. He bought a house for a lady in Atlanta, a single mom, work done. He didn't deserve a Nobel Peace Prize.

Speaker: Well, I mean, look at Shaq. Shaq doing big things too. I mean, Shaq's been doing big things his whole damn career. Yes, he is. He created the Shaq shoe line that, you know, I know some cats clown on it. I've owned Shaq shoes. I wore Shaq shoes when I played basketball. I've had a couple of his shirts, couple of his jersey, because I'm one of my Walmart. I bought Jason shoes. He was a big, my son was cracking. I said, man, please, it's black owned. And he made it so it could be affordable. I'm all about it.

Speaker: Yeah, yeah, he wanted, he flat out said, man, ain't no sense to make. I know these kids can't afford $400 pair of Nikes. Yes. So I made something that was affordable that still look good. And I wore Shacks when I played basketball. I hate to break it to you, Nike, but them Shacks shoes at Walmart's are way more comfortable than any pair of Nikes I've ever owned in my life. Right. And they lasted longer. Right.

Speaker: Cuz I was a teenage boy, I was not easy on tennis shoes. That's why I wore boots. Cuz I could beat the hell out of boots and they'd last forever. Tennis shoes, man, I just wear them sons of bitches out in six months, if that. But Shaq has had a good head on his shoulders, man. And I think a lot of that comes down to his mama, being there for him and making sure he was making the right decisions. And Shaq's still doing big things in the community.

Speaker: He's still taking care of the community. Even as crazy as he was, Marshawn Lynch. Marshawn Lynch is the biggest community, yes he was. As crazy as he was on the field and his off -field antics like with the press and stuff like that, that man has always, since day one, has always taken care of his community. You don't hear no crazy stories about Marshawn Lynch outside of him fucking with the press.

Speaker: Which was hilarious, in my opinion. Always. Yeah. I'm just here so I don't get fine. I'm just here so I don't get fine. Skittles. How do you feel about today's game, Skittles? That's just stupid as hell. Chasing that money, man.

Speaker: But I mean, there's a lot of cats out there, man, but some of these kids, they, and I don't know what's going on in their world, but you get rid of some of these freeloader hanger honors, man, it'd make your life a whole hell of a lot better.

Speaker: because I mean, at the end of the day, that's what it boils down to is a lot of these so -called friends are just fucking hanger honors. Trying to, they're like them little, you know, them little fish that hang on sharks that catch all the little scraps. Remora's. There you go. I didn't know. Hell yeah. Nice, Tony. That's what these motherfuckers are, man. And even like simple people like us, we got people like that in our lives.

Speaker: We're just hang our honors. They ain't they ain't they ain't amount to ****. They ain't worth **** but we keep them in our circles. Right. And they just causes more headaches than anything else. Remora's. They said they can kiss her for free. Yes. Mm hmm. That's what they are, man. I don't know where to start calling them. Hang our honors. Remora's. Remora's. Yes. I mean, I've I've done a pretty good job in the

Speaker: unloading myself of that type of person. I ain't nobody. I mean, I ain't nobody. I ain't no millionaire. I ain't got, you know, I'm not famous or anything like that. But you can dumb it all the way down to just the average Joe. And you still get people like that in your life, man. Jason tells me I'm famous because you see me on YouTube. Maybe one day we'll be famous. Maybe one day.

Speaker: I still hold out. I'm working on it. But well, I said we as in this show. Maybe. Which if this show gets famous, then we'll all be able to be famous in our own right. No, no. Me and you already got the individual size done. That's what we're doing. That's what we're established. And then you just get to see when we come together. So I'm liking what I'm seeing from a lot of people because I watched the Carmen show the other night.

Speaker: Carmen and Rick and, who else? He might have just been injured, let me see, let me see, let me see. And then when Ted show, fireman Rich popped up that night. Yeah, I've seen that, I actually, what was I doing Thursday night? I was surprised he was even awake. Yeah, so was I, what the hell was I doing? And then today,

Speaker: I was on risk this morning, and Helen came up too. So a lot of us are getting back together, a lot of us are starting to laugh together. I've been wanting that, you know what I'm saying? Yeah, I think we went to bed early Thursday night, so. Cuz dude, I was whooped come Thursday, man, I did three shows.

Speaker: What's that about time you wouldn't sleep? I sleep quite a bit, but I was just I was just wore out man. I did three shows back to back. I did one day Tuesday and Wednesday, so I was wore and I'm going to do the same thing this week. I think I'm going to I don't know what I'm going to talk about Monday or Tuesday night yet, but we'll figure something out between then and now. But I was what Nikki and I went to. She hasn't been feeling good this week anyway, so we went to bed a little bit early, but I woke up.

Speaker: the following morning and I got the notification that Ted was live and I seen all three of you guys. I got to listen to a little bit of it yesterday at work. I didn't finish it. She I yeah, she just she just hasn't been feeling good. She's got she's got. She's got some couple different medical issues. She's got like fibromyalgia and stuff like that. Oh yeah, so like the weather really fucks her up and.

Speaker: the weather will get you. And her allergies have been whooping her ass. Oh, yeah. We had thunderstorms all last week. So, yeah. So, um I don't think they're ready for that just yet. That'll be in episode 69. No. But um but yeah, so Thursday, we we we kind of crashed out early but um

Speaker: Now I've seen that Fireman Rich was live today and you were on there and I went to pop in, but I got sidetracked doing some other stuff around the house here. I was gonna pop in and say hi, but I did get to hang out with our boy, Random Rick last night. Now I didn't join the show, I was in the comments, but I was - I was just a little bit doing stuff, so I jumped before, so let me leave because I hadn't seen it yet.

Speaker: Yeah, I came in right after you left. They were still kind of talking about John Wick and I.

Speaker: I was working on uploading the podcast episodes for this week so I can get them put on Spotify and I had bar rescue on. So I kind of zoned out, but I don't think he put any spoiler alerts out there as I told RTF. I said, bro, you're putting way too much thought into this. It's just an actual, it's just a shoot them up, blow them up movie. You're putting way too much thought into this damn movie. It really bothering you way more than it should.

Speaker: I said it. I said it's it's been four movies of the exact same damn thing and it all started over a fucking dog. I don't know what people that don't like the movie that watched the first three were going in expecting. It's not it's not gone with the wind. It's not Casa Blanca. It's not going to be a cinematic masterpiece. It's just Keanu Reeves fucking shit up for two people's eyes. But I

Speaker: stuff your stuff your wife special. I'm cooking some beef chips. But but I hung out for a good majority of the show. They were having a good conversation about games and and and and different stuff. I was in there, of course, had my my commentary in the comments and going kind of shooting the **** with them and

Speaker: uh Triple R told uh RTF he should uh pop in and check out our show sometime and I was like, I really don't think he's ready for our caliber of a show. We always tell you about each other. It is uh RTF was like II was in the military. So, you know, I've been around some. Yeah, he was there for us. I said, yeah, but

Speaker: And then Rick was like, uh, then Rick played a clip of one of our shows. And of course it was, it was the one me talking or one of me talking about wanting to mini click. Oh God. But our team, we've got a kick out of it. He was laughing. I said, yeah, we're definitely not politically correct.

Speaker: I'll tell someone who keeps it chill, but no, they had a good show last night. You guys should check them out Friday nights, 10 15 on YouTube, random Rick reviews, him and RTF cut it up. They do some movie stuff, video games, and then they, they have the, they have the wish version of a top five.

Speaker: If you want the real starting five, the real top five, you come to the, you come to the source nonsensical nonsense. If you want the wish version, that'll then, then you go to random Rick reviews. Dude, you are too much of that.

Speaker: I told them last night they were they were cramping about the MCU and the origin movies and I said Jesus Christ, you guys sound like the two old men from the Muppets that set up in the balcony critiquing everything. Yes.

Speaker: I don't know what I'm going to talk about Tuesday yet, man. I don't know. We'll see what happens. I'll kind of free ball it and see what happens. And I think I know what it is. What is it? It's a signature cooking. It's not cheap. It's a signature cooking. It's steak. I could put whatever on the restaurant. I thought he was eating peanut butter and jelly. He ate that already. Excuse me. What kind of jelly you got, Jay? Right. Right.

Speaker: I just bought some strawberry on crustables. How is that the same? Have you ever had an uncrustable? I don't think so. They sell them at schools, you know. Yeah, I know, I know, because cash, that's what he eats all the time for his school lunch. That's a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. On crustables? Yeah. I don't remember.

Speaker: Yes, it's basically it's it's it's basically like a peanut butter and jelly sandwich and they cut the crust off and then they pinch the sides down and it looks like the the the crust ring around uh around a uh a pot pie and then you can eat them frozen you can warm them up you can eat them room temperature however you want to eat them but it's just a peanut butter and jelly sandwich Smuckers makes them I think it's Smuckers Smuckers

Speaker: Smokers. Smokers. Why are you going over a complicated word that doesn't make any sense? I'm telling you to calm down. Yeah, they got the crust off. I don't like crust on my sammies. What in the world are sammies? You don't know what a sammy is? You know what a sandwich is? You know who Brown Man is? Nuh uh.

Speaker: You know who Glick the double is? See? See what I told you? Keep it up. I know who Jay gon' get a stutter is. Go back over there. Go back over there. Go back over there. Gotta beat your shit. Go back over there. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go. Gotta go.

Speaker: Can you leave my little crust out of this? I don't mind crust. I'm actually, I've actually seen a meme the other day and it was an arrow pointing at the heel of the bread and it said, what is this? And I said, that's dad's bread. That ain't right. I mean, you know who we said that the heel or the butt or whatever you want to call that, that in piece of the bread that's left for dad, man. I don't mind it. I actually kind of like it. It's great for toast.

Speaker: It is great for toasted, it's great for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich too. Great for toast, great for any sandwich. It's best for bacon, egg, and cheese fried egg sandwich. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh my God. Yeah, especially if you like your egg with the yolk still bloody. Yes. Because if you put it down on that butt side, it really, because there's so much bread there, it really soaks up the yolk real nice and good. It doesn't soak through and drip out and make a mess.

Speaker: Oh yeah. I mean, I love me a good French toast. I like the Texas toast, French toast. Right. You make your own bread, Mark? Really? Can you make it and send it to the States and let me try it? I will give you 50 cents. I like to get Texas toast. Absolutely. I'll pay for it. If you want me to.

Speaker: Hit me up offline. I would love to try it. I haven't had homemade bread in years. It used to get it went back home. I used to get fresh bread from the from the Amish that we had living around us. If you make your own bread, dude. Oh man, that's the best. Hell yeah, let's get your fucking.

Speaker: I'll get the couchmaiden. Let me know when you're coming over. You're making your own bread. That is the best. I haven't had good homemade bread, like I said, since probably since I was in high school, like my like my senior year, maybe a year after I got out of high school, because we had all the Amish around us back home and I knew all of them. And I used to get fresh bread from them. She made a loaf of bread here. I swear that bread lasted forever.

Speaker: Mm hmm. Well, I'll lay down with this one. We're spending money on bread. We're going to be doing this on the real. Right? Yeah, but I mean, does it with you, but at the same time, does it boil down or the how much bread can you make out of one batch of ingredients? It'll last. That one loaf of homemade bread will last you. Good God have mercy.

Speaker: compared to just going to buy because I mean, love of bread is not all that expensive, so. It isn't, but that homemade bread does taste better. I can't. Oh yeah, that one. I mean homemade anything hits different. Homemade, I mean, you know if you if you go to. The grocery store and get get a bag of. Alfredo out of the frozen section.

Speaker: compared to homemade Alfredo. That homemade Alfredo is going to hit different that that nothing wrong with that frozen Alfredo. It's still going to be good. Frozen Alfredo still works. Yes, it's still good. It's still tasty, but that homemade Alfredo it's going to hit different. But it's a lot cheaper to go by that bag of frozen Alfredo and just throw it in a pan with a little bit of milk and let it simmer for 10 minutes and then eat it. I tend to agree.

Speaker: at the, at the end of the day, plus it's also a whole lot of hell. It's a whole hell of a lot easier too. Sometimes you got to factor in that, um, that convenience factor. That convenience factor goes a long way when you're, when you're, when you're making things or, or preparing dinner and shit like that. Definitely for the economic struggle, especially if, um, if you got a big family.

Speaker: or a bigger family. At the end of the day, sometimes just that convenience alone hits different. Just that damn convenience factor. I'm like shit. I could spend all day. Can I get all three of these in there?

Speaker: If you like to buy bottled water, if you get this, you're saving money during the year. Stop this shit. Broken Natalie, how you doing? If you get what? What's going on? What's going on, Natalie? Is that Tony Tone? Yes, ma 'am. That be Tony. We got one of those breaded containers that you fill with water.

Speaker: They make total sense to me. Oh, no, I agree with you, man. They make total sense. Does she know me? Who knows? Broken Natalie. Hang on a second. Let me see what the hell this is. Yeah, I don't. We have, I really like our water here, where I live at here in Newark. And not to mention the fact that it comes out to tap super cold.

Speaker: But I think our water here in town is pretty damn good. So I don't have any of that. I used to have one when I lived in Charleston. Yes, because that water was a little suspect. So I had actually I actually had because my fridge had an ice maker in the water machine on it. Right. But I also had two of those. I had two of those pictures in my fridge. Oh, great, man. I have rid of ones. What's going on, Bobby? Bobby.

Speaker: Oh, I know who that is. What's up? I know who that is. That's from Mitch and Scope. No, that's Natalie Mytribe. Yeah. Oh, okay. I know who that is now. She changed it up. How you doing, lady? Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know who that is. Yeah, Natalie Mytribe. What's going on, Natalie?

Speaker: She changed it up a little bit. Maestro, what about the ducks, Maestro? Yeah, water is turning to frogs. He ain't lying. What about the ducks? Since you're from the duck perspective, you are the duck. So how's your community doing drinking the water? We're going to deal with the water food.

Speaker: We don't talk about the ducks, they don't. Bought a 55J truck and a 55K brand new truck. Nice. Oh, damn. Nice. All right. All right. Nice flex. Nice flex.

Speaker: I think we put this with some rice. There you go. If you got the means and you can roll out on a permanent vacation, my girlfriend and I were talking about that. You know, as kids get older, depending upon our situation and how things look in the next 10, 15 years, just getting an RV and just hitting the road. Right. Once, once the kids are grown, we, you know, Monday we might, Monday we might be in, uh, in, uh, Louisiana.

Speaker: And by Friday we might be in Vegas. Hell, who knows? Get an RV home in the Gulf. I didn't know that. What's that? He's a tropical storm in the Gulf of Mexico. I didn't know that. Uh, there was a tropical storm. Brett was coming up on Florida earlier this week. I think it was supposed to make landfall this weekend. Have to pay the nose bow. Hey, that's all that matters. Hey, you got the you got the funds. Hell yeah.

Speaker: We talked about that. I've been refocused in different mindset with the podcasting and some other ventures I'm tiptoeing my toes into and whatnot. 10, 15 years from now, if the money's there, we talked about doing the same damn thing.

Speaker: And like she said, she's like, I can bartend anywhere. She really can. She really can. Yeah, she can. But that's about how much money she's going to be doing and where she's at. The eight, what's the quote on with the AC? You got a mad relay or? Beak on, beak action. One of my properties. I like the way that sounds. What did you say, bud?

Speaker: Why, why, why didn't you have your green screen? I trust him. I don't know. He just turned it off. But he's cooking. He wanted us to see him cooking. Chef Boy Artoni in the building. What's he cooking? Oh, beef tips. They're all like little steak bites. What? I don't know. You know what they are. They're like little, they're like little steak bites that you get at, um,

Speaker: I think Roadhouse, when you get steak and they come out with the little cubes. It's kind of like that. Does Roadhouse do the beef tips? Yeah, on the kids menu. What's going on, Mandy? Don't do that. Mandy, how you doing, lady? The truth is, I need to get away from my ex, Elizabeth. Yeah, you do need to get away from your ex. I remember that. Yeah, exactly. That's what we make. Yeah, when we make Chipotle here at the house.

Speaker: Buggy makes homemade Chipotle. Nice. And we use the beef tips. Ask Nikki if she'll throw some fries in for you if you want some fries. You can put them in the air fryer and they won't take as long.

Speaker: I got some White Castle burgers for dinner tonight. The frozen variety. Yeah. The frozen ones are just as good. Dude, we had that conversation, man. They are just as good as if you go to White Castles and get them fresh. Bro, just as damn good. I'm good screaming at your TV.

Speaker: White Castle has something like that, but I'm English, so I have no idea what it is. You know, Miss Natalie, there ain't nothing wrong with a new life, man. Sometimes that fresh start and that just reset button, it hits that spot. It hits perfect. You need that escape. We talked about that a few months ago.

Speaker: Yeah, that that I have actually seen Castle burgers and with the nice salad. Yeah. Boom. Perfect.

Speaker: What's going on, lady? But I've actually seen people on the Tiki Taki and the YouTube and whatnot and Instagram reels that have made White Castle burger salads and they get the burgers. Oh, my God. That sounds good. And they and they and they they're not frozen, but they do it. They let them get down to like room temperature, maybe a little chilled, and then they cut them into little into like little tiny bite sized pieces and then they put them in the salad.

Speaker: And it does. Tony, I said you're not. It looks good as hell. Like, I almost want to try it. Hey, Poocums. Y 'all silly. I didn't say it. LSU versus Florida baseball. Oh, damn. Hey, Natalie, I have been there. I have been there recently. And I know exactly what you're talking about.

Speaker: I've 100 % been there and just in the last year or so finally got that freedom and that release. Now I'm not going anywhere, but not yet, but I'm happy. So yeah, absolutely. I'm happy for you. Good luck to you. I wish the absolute best for you. I mean, I'm down for it. It looked like a really good idea and it's unconventional.

Speaker: It's it's thinking out of the box. I'll bake the burgers and then cut them up and put. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. So, like the White Castle burgers, you bake them and then cut them up and put them in chili. Here we go. What are you guys talking about on your podcast? Yeah, mainly food because we're a bunch of. We're a bunch of hungry motherfuckers.

Speaker: No, we're a bunch of greedy motherfuckers. Gluttonous motherfuckers. You know, Natalie, it doesn't matter if man or woman, it's a scary thing to do. I mean, it's obviously a little bit more scary for women. I get that, but it's scary all the way around, trust me. I had to learn to be alone so that I could actually be in a healthy relationship.

Speaker: You're welcome, Mark. As long as you're not ordering White Castles and having the DoorDash deliver them to you in your car in the driveway at 3 o 'clock in the morning, you're good. Yeah, you're good. Not that I speak of experience or anything. I haven't done it yet, but I would. Possibly. Oh, I did it. The trunk is hell sitting in my car in the driveway. Because when I used to smoke and I didn't smoke and I didn't smoke in my parents' house, I was living with them for about a month.

Speaker: And I went out to my car and I was smoking and I was hungry. So I put in the little notes on the Dasher thing delivered to the silver cruise at the back of the driveway. He ordered 40 stupid times, yeah. Yeah, you don't have to depend on your hotness, just depend on being a good person. That's all it is.

Speaker: Natalie, trust me, you're not going to have a problem finding anybody. Just take your time looking for anybody. I mean, look at this goofy -looking Sasquatch son of a bitch. Apparently, I don't know. I think there's a lot of blind women in the world, but I know my girlfriend every day, she's blind. You reinforce it. You don't have White Castle, son. Do you got Crystal down there? Where are you? Oh, no, wait. You're in the UK. Never mind, Mark.

Speaker: Well, Mark, when you come out this way, I'll make sure you get some White Castles. It's a little bit of heaven. Every bite. Yes, it is. No, we can shortcut the food. That's better. Exactly. Well, McDonald's and pizza shops are open at this time. Hey, another home. McDonald's, another night. Fuck Waffle House. Waffle House is disgusting. No, it isn't.

Speaker: I don't think he has to be 100 % honest to you. I did. That's a that's where I got to. I wasn't looking. I was looking out for numero Uno and then. My lady kind of fell in my life. Literally and figuratively. Is it the craziness?

Speaker: I mean, I don't understand it. I don't understand. You've seen my TikTok page. You know what it's like. I don't want to brag on myself. I don't understand it. You can't let. Oh yeah, I don't know, but you can't let bad experiences dictate your future.

Speaker: You don't have to be looking for anybody, just enjoy your life. I said hello, Helen, I did. You ain't nothing being talked down to and talking down to myself. Listen, here's the kicker. Don't look for nobody and want somebody to come to you. I mean, I don't know. I don't know what I mean. I don't understand it. That would be what I would tell you, Natalie. Don't look for nobody that'll come to you. Now, I didn't whisper it.

Speaker: I don't think you said it. Shut up. That's all you got to do. Don't worry about a relationship. If it's meant to be, it's meant to be. It'll happen when it needs to happen at the end of the day. You just focus on yourself, focus on your happiness, focus on being happy and doing the things you want. When I am out here ordering $40 at McDonald's for myself, single life is amazing. No one can take my friend.

Speaker: I love you, Mark. You're the best. You think there's nothing but bad man out there? Yeah. Well, that's true too. Everyone stay away. Stay away. Be gone. You like being by yourself. That gives you a lot of clarity. There's nothing wrong with it to be honest with you. Nope.

Speaker: No, I can't say that I've spent a lot of time by myself, but I spent enough time to reflect on things and evaluate choices and stuff like that that I've made in life. And it became comfortable enough in myself to just be like, you know what?

Speaker: I have very high expectations. I have very high standards and a partner, I guess you could say, to a certain degree and extent. But it's nothing crazy. We all do, but what you can't do is overdo anybody. Those are your expectations, not hers. You know what I'm saying? And I'll tell the women that too. You tell the women, they'd be like an apartment. I need a house. I want to be comfortable. Do you have your own?

Speaker: You know, we got a condo. We're comfortable. That's my motherfucking ranch, Mark. Just so you know, I'm loving for that ranch. I'm the ranch bandit. In Mexico, they call me El Rancho Bandito. No, they called me to get you to hell up out of there. Listen, they've been calling Jeff for the last 22 years. He calls Jeff. He don't come out of the house. Jeff don't come out of the house.

Speaker: Well, those are just the voices in my head, Mandy. They're not actual real people. I'm high, I'm high level. I'll check the perfect compliment or nothing. Hey, you know what? There's nothing wrong with that. Like I said, you know, I don't, I, I don't, I, you know, I say that I have high expectations and high standards, but in all honesty, just match my energy. Just, you know, just realize that this is a 50 50 relationship. Don't make it one sided. Don't make it a one way.

Speaker: You know, I don't want to, you know, I don't want to feel like I'm the only one trying the only one putting in an effort. And I think we've talked about it, Tony. I know you and I have talked about it. I think it's one of the things with Nikki that makes it feel like things are so easy and natural because we have the same mindset and the same we're on the same wavelength of what we're looking for in a partner. So now we just get to grow. No, I mean, one might be one of the voices in my head.

Speaker: Now, man, I could have proved my fries word. I am definitely not secretly one either or Pierre. Trust me, I don't want nothing to do with that mess. You never want to be single. See, that's the kicker. A lot of people don't want to be single. You got to take the time to be single and know exactly what it is that you want because you can't expect what you want from anybody else. I was guilty of that.

Speaker: I mean, I went from one to another, to another, to another. And about four or five months or whatever that I was single before I met Nikki was probably the longest time I've ever been single in my life. And I enjoyed it. I was single most of my 20s, most of my 30s. Oh my God, are you serious, Mandy?

Speaker: The 92 pound dog is petrified of ladybugs. Three plus years and not even. It's OK. You're working on yourself, bro. That's what a lot of people don't do, Natalie. People don't take time for themselves. That's the kicker. Mark, that that means a lot, but that's also kind of concerning, man.

Speaker: That really does mean a lot, but it's also kind of concerning. Now I'm kind of worried about you, bro. Jesus Christ. I feel like those are the types of things that people say that end up getting them locked up in an asylum. I have clicked to think for my sanity. Well, sir, you are clearly insane. Walk this way, please.

Speaker: All right, ladies and gentlemen, don't go nowhere. We can continue this conversation when we come back. We're going to take a real quick break. Got some more 80s music for you guys tonight. Of course, I didn't know the conversation was going to go this way. They're not too sappy. I just like 80s music. And we had a conversation, Tony D, Wednesday night about moving

Speaker: music and movies and stuff like that. And this first one is from Rocky, but I love this cat. His name is Dan Vasque. His last name is V -A -S -K. This dude can sing. This young man has a voice on him. Go for it. So we're gonna take a real quick break. We'll be back here in just a few minutes, guys. Don't go anywhere.

Speaker: Do I have an admire Mark? Mark's not really an admirer. We love each other. Have another joint and a beer. Hell yeah, that's what I'm talking about. I don't like warm milk cutting my crust off. Thank you. You're the best. We'll be back here in just a few minutes. Enjoy Dan Vask with his cover of Burning Heart by Survivor.

Speaker: Apparently it's not going to work.

Speaker: To us allied, right for nations It's a primitive clash, burning years of frustrations Brave tree, we hope it gets all gone There is hope unjustly, sins are freedoms that perhaps survive

Speaker: Is the ground in the sand? Is it east, west, west? On Madigan's land? Can an election stand? And how? In the burning hot? Just about to cross? There's a quest for answers and a picture?

Speaker: Though his heart is a star, his spirit hides My heart, deep in our soul, you'll cry in the mirror Knows it's you against you, it's the pair and that's a trance of hope He's a man out of wheels, in the heat of attack It's the passion that kills, the picture he's got

Speaker: Where four answers and a friendship is heard!

Speaker: There's a quest for answers that entrench others' hearts In the darkness night, brassy like this fire In a burning heart, you must think of a fire In a burning heart, just about to hurt There's a quest for answers that entrench others' hearts

Speaker: Hey, my friends, I'm glad to see you today. The last time I recorded this song, which is linked in the description, by the way, I was going through the worst period of depression in my life. And it was the worst, but it was also the last. This song inspires me today as much as inspired me back then. Back on those days, YouTube was only a hobby to me.

Speaker: Today it's the target of my biggest ambition. My current biggest dream, I actually shouldn't say dream, my current biggest goal because a goal is a dream with a plan. And that goal is to get this channel to 1 million subscribers. We got a song and a PSA, thank you.

Speaker: that's cold. That is cold. Yeah, a little PSA there. I didn't realize that was in

Speaker: probably was a cool PSA. As my guy said, you know, it was a very inspirational song and anybody seen the Rocky movies, I don't know how they...

Speaker: I don't you know, obviously they are what they are the movies but you know when I'm having when I'm going through some **** and I'm dealing with some **** I all those Rocky movies are always like my go to watch.

Speaker: because outside of the boxing movies and everything like that, you really see in every one of them, you really see Rocky go through the emotion and the music of those movies are insane. It's an agility that's inspiring. It gets you amped up.

Speaker: and a little trivia for you guys. Go and put this in your old think box because you never know when it might come up at trivia night. Stallone came to Survivor and asked them to write a theme song for Rocky. He said he wanted two songs for Rocky and he gave them like two weeks or whatever. They spent two weeks working on a song and they had like two days and they were like shit.

Speaker: Stallone wanted two songs. And in like a day or two, they wrote Eye of the Tiger. And the first song that they wrote and spent all that time on was never in the movie. So the movie that they just, or the song that they just, oh shit, oh shit, oh shit became one of the most iconic movie songs ever, ever, if I dare say.

Speaker: Now, with that being said, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to nonsensical nonsense of a guest. Hopefully, you guys are enjoying the show so far. We got Tony D, Jeff Boyard, Tony in the building, throwing down Gordon Ramsay style, Bobby Filet in the kitchen. Yeah. And then you got your boy. Drunk face, McGillicuddy Glick, who's doing what he does best. A drinking beer.

Speaker: If you're not already, go ahead and check out them socials, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Go ahead and don't forget to hang out with us Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays with a new start time. Sorry, Mark. 7 PM Eastern time on YouTube and Twitch. And if you can't join us live, hit up the Spotify and everywhere you listen to podcasts at all at nonsensical nonsense podcasts. If you'd be so kind, give us a follow.

Speaker: give us a listen, give us a like and uh give us a share. We greatly appreciate that share and uh don't forget you can uh also the hell channel on my own. Instagram page of my own. Okay, there we go. We got three damn Instagram pages now. Um I started a new one the other day. What uh

Speaker: Oh, a nonsensical nonsense podcast. And if you're watching the live and you'd be so kind and you, and you're feeling generous, go ahead and feel free to hit that share. But, um, I actually, I'm going to apologize to the chatters box because I've known this for a while and I've been meaning to do it. And I haven't, but I think during the breaks, I'm going to come and hang out with you guys in the chat on YouTube. So if you want to get involved and me bullshit with you guys, go ahead and follow us on YouTube. If you're not already.

Speaker: Drink light beers and cuts the crust off. Don't forget. Mark, I don't think I particularly like you very much anymore. I feel like you're venturing into random Rick territory, my friend. I'm just saying.

Speaker: Things have a tendency to get a little real around here when Tony and I are hanging out together, which is fine. We enjoy our serious conversations and we love getting you guys involved. Yeah, I just don't like you right now. In 10 minutes, we'll come back to it.

Speaker: The ranch is safe these days, by the way. I have the ranch czar in the house now. They're a ranch Nazi, if you will. She don't fuck around when it comes to ranch. So the ranch is safe these days. We got variations of ranch. You got dill pickle ranch. You got regular ranch. You got creamy ranch. You got probably there's probably some kind of buffalo spicy ranch out there somewhere hidden. That's a damn shame.

Speaker: Yeah. The girl, the girl loves her some ranch dressing and start pissing off groups on this other platform. Why? Because I'm sharing the show. Then I won't get in trouble here over here on, uh, on, uh, I'm over here in, uh, in your, in your world, Tony D sharing the show.

Speaker: Oh, they know what's on. Yeah, I know. Well, yeah, on your channel. I'm posting it. No, they know what's on, because they know I'm up here every Saturday night. Yeah. You know the schedule up there. The schedule doesn't change. No, it has changed. Well, I mean, the time frame. Yeah. But the days have never changed. I mean, it's always been Wednesday and Saturday. Then we added Monday. We used to go live at 8.

Speaker: We do eight on Wednesdays and then when you and I started doing Monday together, we started doing six and six was cool. And I said, fuck it. We're going to go uniform and go six across the board. And then just recently I said, nah, I'm really feeling this. I like this. There's this seven o 'clock timeframe, just, you know, kind of educating myself and researching and doing things. It seemed like a better timeframe. So.

Speaker: roll up into this bitch and and now we're Monday's Wednesdays and Saturdays are always be the same. That's that's our those are our days man. That's when we lock down the podcast world. So let me talk to these animal junkies real quick. Hold on one good second animal junkies. Yeah, cuz I'm kind of confused by something I saw today. What do you mean animal junkies? I'm gonna show you. Okay.

Speaker: I'm gonna damn sure show you, hold on. Oh yeah, I wanna recap something that we talked about Wednesday. I will, just tell me, just let me know if you can answer this question real quick. But yeah, no, do your thing, do your thing, absolutely do your thing. Y 'all tell me what the hell this is. Well, we're waiting Tony. The black thing? That is the alien symbiote known as Venom.

Speaker: Tell me I'm wrong. That's the motherfucker from the X -Files, if you ask me. No, that's Venom. Before Venom, there was that. Well, no, there wasn't because Superman was created back in like the sixties. When was Venom created? Well, let's find out. I have no idea what this is, y 'all. And that crab is running, fighting for his life, but that thing kept chasing him. Do they, they don't tell you what it is or anything?

Speaker: No, that was on Twitter. That's some kind of, it's just a video. There's no article or anything with it. You're not listening. If I hadn't listened, I would've showed you. When did Venom make his first appearance in Spider -Man? 1984. Okay, so maybe it was before X -Files. Yeah, but that's what that is. That is the alien symbiote known as Venom.

Speaker: Kansas Attorney General, wait now, Kansas Attorney General is moving to block trans people from changing their birth certificates. Now, here's a discussion. Oh, man. Yeah, my bad, Mark. I got a double sided sword for this.

Speaker: Your birth certificate, I'm kind of controversial. Yeah, I'm with you. It's a double -edged sword for me on this topic, Tony D. Because part of me says, I'm sorry, you were born a male or female, and your birth certificate is like one of your most important forms of documentation.

Speaker: So you were born a male or female, but here's the other side of the sword where I kind of think that they should actually, you know what? No, I don't think you should be able to change your birth certificate. Now I don't think you can change your name. I'm on the side and not change how you decide to choose your life is one thing, how you was born. I'm gonna need y 'all to stop this shit. Now we can, we can acknowledge

Speaker: They have been doing shit to change the sex of babies before they're born. Good luck. What about it? I've heard about it. Well, I don't. You still hungry? I'm not saying that they're not because obviously there's a lot of craziness in this world and whatnot. But unfortunately, I don't think there's anything you can do to change the sex of a baby before it's born. But I do know that a lot of states are catching heat

Speaker: because they're putting bills and laws into effect that says that you cannot allow a child to change their gender until they're over 19 years old. California just allowed that shit. Are you surprised? It's California. I'm surprised anybody would, I think they allowed it. Hang on.

Speaker: And I don't think my cousin couldn't get a vasectomy until he was 25. I think is what he told me. And that kid was dead set his whole ass life. And I don't even know if he's gotten a vasectomy yet, but he was dead set his whole ass life. He did not want to have babies. And when he turned 18, he went to go to a vasectomy and they told him, no, even though a vasectomy is reversible.

Speaker: They told him, no, he was not able to get that done yet. There is no rhyme or goddamn reason that a five -year -old or a six -year -old or anybody under the age of 18 should either A, be on medicine to reverse their gender, block their puberty, or have any form of plastic surgery to just figure their body. The plastic surgery can come from different reasons. I'm gonna leave that one alone. There's gonna be specifications on it.

Speaker: I got to find a damn. So I agree with that as much as as much as as much as I I support the.

Speaker: Four grams, four gram, four grammy. There's two genders, God damn it. Stop that shit too. There's two fucking genders you need. Six, male and female. Yes. Everything else is a sexual preference. But I am a very big supporter of us. We'll be here all day. G, I'm just saying. That motherfucker said he wants to bring him up.

Speaker: I am a, I am a big, a very big supporter of the LGBTQ. I always have been, I always will be. You all know my broaster. My broaster has been on this show. They got these civil rights. I'm gonna say that quick. They deserve it. Yeah.

Speaker: The other thing that made me mad about my broster and I didn't agree with which I've told him and I've voiced my opinion on this was he waited until a few years after his body was pumped full of testosterone and he had his top surgery and then decided he wanted to get pregnant. And that was only for show because that way he could say I'm a man having a baby. No, you're not. You're still a woman. You just look like a dude.

Speaker: But I've always supported him and I've supported anybody in that right. But these fucking parents and these goddamn teachers that are indoctrinating our children and telling our children what they are or what they aren't because they feel some sort of way about shit. That's where I draw the line. You cannot pump these kids full of drugs or push them into having surgeries to change their body and just figure their body when their brains are not even fully goddamn developed.

Speaker: Yeah, they're still going through moves and modes and changes. Again, I've said it. We've all gone through it. How many times when we were younger, did you run around the house for three weeks telling everybody that you were a goddamn dinosaur? I never did that. Or that you were you were fucking Superman or whatever.

Speaker: Kids go through these phases and they say and do dumb shit. They don't understand. And you have parents and politicians and teachers and everything else that are pushing these goofy ass agendas and you're targeting our children and you're destroying our fucking children. They're killing themselves.

Speaker: because of what their parents and their teachers are doing to them and these politicians who are supposed to work for us are allowing it. Why would you say parents and teachers are pushing it? Because how many parents are out there of a woke mind and or a mother, mother, dad, dad,

Speaker: fucking grizzly bear and Fox relationship are, are saying that their kids, my son, he doesn't, he doesn't identify as a son. He identifies as our daughter. He is a she and their son's fucking three years old. They're pushing an agenda that they feel onto our children.

Speaker: and there's teachers out there, there's too many goddamn teachers out there now that are of this woke agenda or this sexuality, you know, which is whatever, whatever makes you happy, more power to you. But you're gonna tell our kids, you know, that, oh, clearly you're not a boy, you're a girl. There's more than two genders. Stop it. You're fucking paid to teach science, teach science. You're paid to teach math, teach math.

Speaker: Alright, Steve, Brenda, whatever you're calling yourself this week. Live your fucking life by your standards. Don't push your standards on my fucking kids. You done yet? You started this. Yes.

Speaker: You sound like Brian now. Yeah, Brian, I said he sounded like me. And TJ. TJ sounded like that. What kind of, what kind of stick of corn? Are we talking like, like sweet, sweet yellow corn, white corn? I might eat you up, Mark. I like corn.

Speaker: Yeah, you started this shit. You know, I'll go on my fucking on my my happy ass shit. I'm very pro do whatever makes you happy. Whatever whatever floats your fucking boat. But just because you feel a certain type of way doesn't mean everybody around you has to feel that same way. That's a great thing about being individuals and being human beings because one of the no matter what you believe religiously or whatever.

Speaker: But it says in the Bible, one of the greatest things that God gave mankind, and I'm not, I'm not a Christian, I'm not Catholic, I'm not a very religious person. I'm not a very religious person. Myself, I'm a heathen, I'm not a heathen. Heard it here first. Speaking of hearing it here first.

Speaker: Don't let me forget. I have something on our friends at Random Ricks, Random Ricks Reviews Podcast. Go before you start your 35 minute rant. But one of the greatest gifts God gave people was free will. Autonomy. Or some big fancy ass word. I dumbed it down for the idiots. I guess it's a Green Lantern. Autonomy. I dumbed it down for the idiots. I know our audience. Tony is confused our audience now. That's what y 'all get for cheating.

Speaker: so do you do whatever makes you happy but you don't have to push your beliefs and values on anybody else and god damn it listen here motherfuckers y 'all want to talk about people pushing their look at the god damn christians and catholics throughout time sinicides murders

Speaker: massacres. Just trying to get their religion put across. You idiots are doing the same thing now. Atheists are doing it too. The atheists, yeah. Religious beliefs. No. Non -religious beliefs are doing it too. They were saying it. Atheism is a type of religious belief. What type? I don't know them. I don't know their semantics. Atheists don't believe in any god. Yeah, but they have that. They have put themselves in a category of religion.

Speaker: over time. When? I don't ask them. I don't know any. I know plenty. That's how I came on Periscope. They don't. They might not, but they have been put into a category of religion. Which religion? Which category? I've never heard. That's not a religion. Well, let's find out. It's pretty much an anti -religion. It's a disbelief in any God. Absolutely.

Speaker: Now, to some atheists, I give them credit. They believe in a higher power. They acknowledge a higher power. They just have not named or labeled it or given it a physical form. Atheism belief. Which is religion to you. No, it's that's it has been dubbed.

Speaker: legal definition of a religion, religion, atheism, although a judicial generated legal definition of atheism may not be easily forthcoming. The seventh circus, like other courts, has at least proffered a definition of religion that includes atheism. Really? Atheism is a type of religion. Okay.

Speaker: religion is not necessarily all right before i speak on but religion is based off of a belief so to say kind of dumb it down yes there is that belief of god it's something i'll give you that i'll give you that

Speaker: Yeah. So, and that's why it has, that's why it has been classified as a type of religion. Uh, whether it is or not, that's up for debate. I personally think it is. No, because it is an anti -religion. I'm with you, Tony D. 100%. 100%. I'm in agreeance with you. You just ate. How are you still hungry? She's a grown boy.

Speaker: So I'm in 100 % degree it's with you. But I'll get that after what's up with that. Okay. All right. Go ahead. But at the end of the day, every, I mean, we can all believe in whatever we want to believe in or feel however we want to feel and whatever. But that doesn't mean like, like, you know, I don't bring this up very often. I'm using this for example. I'm Norse pagan.

Speaker: I struggled with quote unquote religion for years. And this is where I found my piece. Just because you get a beer like a Viking doesn't know actually it was before I grew my beard out. What you doing? You don't have any macaroni cheese made yet. Okay. Atheist and atheism. It's they correspond with one another. It's just like, uh,

Speaker: Random Rick was good. No, it's not by now. Simple word. Atheism is a non -believer. Atheism is just a little thing. That's how I see it, Mark. Atheism is... And I literally looked it up. And that's what I was looking up because I didn't want to speak out of turn. But it said, by definition, it is because of how atheists feel, atheism became a thing. So therefore it has been classified as a type of religion because it is based in a non -belief

Speaker: of a religion. But they preach their practices. It is a faith within itself. I've got that part. Yeah. They preach their practices. I could I could create the church of Glick. And Glickism or Glickiest. You can call yourself a Glickston. I like Glickism. Glickism. Welcome to the church of Glick. You just go with Glickish.

Speaker: What's up, you commie bastard? I learned last night that the Random Rick Reviews podcast is full of a bunch of communist pigs. Wow. That's not true, ladies and gentlemen. That's not true. That is true. They were speaking Russian on their show and they were sharing top secret American stuff in Russian to their Russian counterparts.

Speaker: They are. They are hidden KGB agents. You should have said at the end though because when I get investigated, I'm going to come for you for knowing it. I'm just telling you. I'm just telling you what I heard. We already made the Glicksters. Well, now we have Glickism. Feel a little Glickish today. Praise Glick. Almighty and powerful. Glick.

Speaker: I have no idea what they were saying on random reviews podcast last night on YouTube, but you can check out on Friday at 1015. Uh, but I have, I have discovered a mole in the American people and it is triple our podcast. They are Russian spies. And I think it is our duty as Americans to wipe the scourge out.

Speaker: Orange! What are you gonna do? I'm Glick and I'm a god. Mark said it's not just your show. For freedom!

Speaker: Watch that plate next time you carry almost dropped it. I ain't no live recording of me speaking Chinese on this. How you gonna speak Chinese? I've been butchering the English language for 40 years now.

Speaker: Sadie's. How's the how's the the deer eating covenant going on coming along? You like to see homo's naked? Homo, where you making? Yeah, you like to see homo's naked. That's cool, man. Whatever.

Speaker: Let us not forget about our Canadian friends. Who's it going to? Canada. It says, Dear Canada, **** you. I got nothing to do with this ****. What did they expect? I got nothing to do with this ****. They got me there.

Speaker: That was absolutely, like, you know, I don't want to disrespect you. I just really don't like the intro that he made for you. I think it's gone. She said, hang on. This will be hang on. You take it too fast. Just leave her alone. Oh, I think Jeff deleted it because he's working on a new one.

Speaker: Listen here, you wanker. It's because of shite. I turned it now. Okay, I do speak sas, you got me there. You got me there. You got me there, buddy. I was showing you love earlier in the show. You're late, but I'm not doing it again. But no, very good show last night, guys. I enjoyed it. It was a lot of fun. It was nice to get to hang out and bullshit with you guys.

Speaker: I just don't think RTF is ready for, for our brand of fucker. And let me help Helen out real quick. I don't want to get too flat, but I want to play this so bad.

Speaker: Give it like four or five seconds. There it is, for fuck's sake. All right, that's when the phone will get you flaked. Freedom! I swear, I can't tell you.

Speaker: I know, I just couldn't be over there. I blame Brian. That is entirely Brian's fault. He introduced me to that song. I don't need any explanation. I agree, you should burn blind. No, honestly, Brian was one of them. Blame Brian. Blame Brian. I agree. And Brian was like, Brian said, you didn't hear the song, so what are you talking about? So he played it one day, right? I mean, what is it? Right, random, right? Easy, random, right? You told me, right? And I was like, this shit is actually pretty good. I liked it.

Speaker: I mean, it's a good song. She does a good job. There's a couple of young ladies. I see them on TikTok. I'm sure they're on YouTube. I'll just see if I can find them and get their names. One girl plays the violin and the other girl plays the bagpipes. And they've gotten together and did a whole bunch of collaborations on a bunch of songs, man.

Speaker: And they are so good. They are so good. But it's just it's just instrumental. The one I got him on. So. The boots in the court said actually they do what they are. They do have an aspect of attraction. However, I mean, I mean, it wasn't a bad choice of wardrobe. I mean, to be honest, they're ready to fight. I actually respect the fact that they're ready to fight. I respect the fact that they're ready to fight, but they're ready to do something that starts with an F. No, that's what you look for.

Speaker: Uh -oh. Man, I wish you'd had your earbuds plugged in for that one. I heard it. Just right in your fucking brain, Tony D. Just rattling around in there. That one snuck up on me. Brian, actually, man, we was a jam today. Should we play the video? Wish we could find out what has videos. Brian had me rolling with that that day. And every time Hella came in, like, oh, Brian, she's here. She's here.

Speaker: Don't worry, Lingy. I got plenty of music on the side that drives Tony crazy. White folks doing rap music. I still have no dignity. I don't like, man. I won't forever have that no dignity. I was like, Randall Rick, you got to see that BS. I'm not going to lie. You got to see that BS.

Speaker: And Jeff hit us with that beat. And I ain't even mad at that kid or that kid because he does that with a lot of rap songs. But Jeff sent me that video that we played Wednesday night at Get Low. Oh, ski, ski, motherfucker. That was some bullshit. That was some bullshit. I'm not going to lie. And you know, variety is the spice of life, Tony D.

Speaker: Woot woot. That is the sound of the police. No. Woot woot. That is the sound of the beast. It's okay, Tony D. When people go, white people do. Stealing and making your music better. The whites are at it again, Tony D.

Speaker: I got one word for you, Elvis. One of the biggest ones I got blamed for just, it's been almost two years, Helen. It's not, hasn't been two years entirely yet. We started the round. It was the winter. It was actually the, after the update, I believe it was after the update of HAPS, which was the winter of 2021.

Speaker: Well, here's a good thing, Helen. It's not like it's in malice. So Tony and I, Tony started using big fancy words earlier. Yeah, I don't use it to tease you. I'm not going to. I have to use big fancy words. And since I got Ireland and Scotland so mixed up on the map and it pretty much covers the both of them and everybody's eyes will hear United States. The only thing that would make it better if is, and I don't even know and I'm going to put myself out there. Uh,

Speaker: I don't know if that's actually an Irish song or a Scottish song, but that was an Irish song that would make it that much better, much like Jeff and his dumb ass with that song that he picked for her intro. And I told him what he said to me. I said, she's Scottish. Who? Helen. Did she Scottish here? Yeah, and he picked that Irish song.

Speaker: I keep telling people, they put Scott and the Irish in the same way. I keep telling people, they don't believe me. But no, if that song that you and Brian played, if that was an Irish song and not a Scottish song, we wouldn't make it that much. I don't know. I don't know. That's why I put that out there. And Helen, you would tell me, but I think one Scottish or one's Irish. I think. But the... I think. I'm not sure. But I told Jeff and he was like, I know, that's what makes it funny. And I'm like... Because he's an English like that. I told Jeff about being Irish.

Speaker: That's all you wrote. But no, I mean, it's not, there's no malice behind it. It's all in fun. That one I don't play. I don't play that to be an ass. Cause I actually liked that jam. And it literally was when she was home, actually Helen, I think you had had COVID when we started doing it and we would play it every time you came in. I think she had COVID around that time. Yes. With the black leather Scottish, the other two American and Indian, I think.

Speaker: Okay, yes, you would know. I don't know. You would know. Once the other like if you're talking about the ladies that I was speaking of the one that plays the bagpipe and the one that plays the violin. No, no. Oh, is that a group?

Speaker: I think all three of them played, no, they're actually like three different individual. I'm not sure. I'm telling them. Oh, that video that you just played? Yeah, they're individuals and they just came together for a song from my understanding. Oh, I didn't know there was three different names on it. Go ahead. Oh, I didn't pay any attention. I'll be honest with you. I'll find out. Who is it? I'll put it up. Hang on. The snake charmer, the snake charmer and the goddesses of bagpipe.

Speaker: Oh yeah, I don't know. The name of the song is shipping up to Boston. I'm not gonna lie, I played it for a few people. It was like, okay, that's dope. Well, the Dropkick Murphys have used that. Dropkick Murphys are, I don't know if they're Scottish or Irish punk band. They've used that in some of their songs. There's some other punk bands from the Boston area. They're all Irish up there in Boston though.

Speaker: fuck you, Boston, by the way. Fuck you, Andrew. Beautiful. Your people are gross. You said that I didn't. You act like it's some big secret that I can't stand the Boston accent. We'll just call them Southies are the ones that I can't can't stand.

Speaker: Yes, you can. You finished eating already? You finished eating already? Hey, here's some breaking news for you. Hang on, let me find out what I can about these women. Let me find out what I'm doing. I can find out about this shit. That's a YouTube. I need a damn bio of this shit. You good.

Speaker: I'll play the song in the background. It's a New England is bullshit. Okay, Snake Charm is a dark -haired one. She is Indian, yes. So the goddesses of bagpipes is what I got to find out.

Speaker: Whoa, whoa, whoa. You know, it's bullshit New England. I agree. Okay. Goddesses of bagpipes. Three bad ass female bagpipes from three different countries. Yes. Two different continents.

Speaker: God, this is a bagpipes members. God damn it. This is a bagpipe. So Jane SP is a phantom piper. She's one of them. The other one is. Can I get a fucking bio you bastards? Everybody says Google is your friend. Yeah, but when Google talks too much shit, then what?

Speaker: Fuck it, I'll go to the Facebook page. They still ain't got no damn... Oh, okay. Yeah, they've done Don't Stop Believing and a whole bunch of stuff. I'm assuming the redhead is Scottish. I'm assuming the redhead must be the American one. But she's got an accent. At the end of the video, she talks and she's...

Speaker: Sounds very UK -ish. Who are the members? Archie J, the Snake Charmer, J .F. Speed, the Phantom Piper, and Chelsea Joy. Chelsea Joy is the one with her, I believe. Why, you need them? Yes.

Speaker: Why was wrong? How did that happen? Where's the soda? Did you clean up all of the mess? So he got boys in the house. I don't blame you. Game of drones. Chelsea paper. Go change the phones.

Speaker: Chelsea Piper, I mean, Chelsea, yo, what's her name? Shit, yeah, Chelsea the Piper, that's her name, Chelsea the Piper. Damn, ain't this hard to find people? Y 'all be depending on Google for all this shit, but you still need the right damn information, bastards.

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Speaker: So confusing so many different notifications

Speaker: Why are we playing Irish shit when I'm Scottish? I keep asking the same question. I'm just saying. I gotta slow it down for the special needs people in the room.

Speaker: I am asking the same question. Was that was that bagpipes on Irish? I'm curious. I don't know. I'm curious. But I've been I I told Jeff. She said, I told Jeff when he picked that song that he picked, I was like, because he's being I said, Jeff, she's Scottish. He's like, oh, I didn't know that. Either way, it's still funny. Just the fuck he did.

Speaker: I really, in all honesty, to be 100 % honest with you, I don't think he did. You know, because we said it more than once, it's just, how many times? Yeah, but he's also severely retarded. He's not severely retarded, he severely doesn't give a fuck. Well, he's severely retarded. I severely don't give a fuck. There's a difference. Yeah, he severely doesn't give a fuck. Jane is something. Diary of Jane, the LA Guns.

Speaker: Time for a break. I gotta miss the cleanup because Irish has been a hilarious. I'll be back. Tony has to go clean up after his dinner. I don't know, man. I don't really have a preference in Irish or Scottish. I just know that I want to, there's certain countries that I want to drink in.

Speaker: And I want to drink with people from those countries. I want to drink with both the Irish and the Scottish. I want to drink with the Germans. I want to drink with the Australians. Fuck the British. They're idiots. The beer is disgusting. The people are just as disgusting as their beer. Sorry, Scottish people. I'd like to drink in Belgium.

Speaker: Belgium has really good beers. Yeah, I was going to say, you're probably close enough, Mark. You might be able to feel the wrath of Leggy a little bit easier than Tony and I. You guys are there on the same side of the pond.

Speaker: Plus there's certain areas that I want to see and like I've seen videos and pictures and shit like that of Scotland and Ireland and it's freaking beautiful. They look like Greenland and foundland and Iceland and certain parts of Germany but I also know a good chunk of my heritage is German

Speaker: So, I would like to go there. Yes, I said there are parts of Germany that are beautiful because there is. You get that old that that that that old architect, man, the architectural work. I don't know. I don't have I I I don't have a dog in this fight as far as who's better. I know I hate the Notre Dame fighting Irish.

Speaker: Alright, Tony D. Now that you know either one of these songs. Alright, I'm gonna give you guys a break from Dan.

Speaker: and we're gonna give you a little Oreo Speedwagon. I think this is HISC, I don't know. It's something like rich goofy fucks. It's something, something, something, social club. I don't know what their name is, but they did a cover of Oreo Speedwagons. Can't stop loving you and this guy right here. Yeah, judge me if you will. This guy right here is a fucking sucker for some goddamn Oreo Speedwagon. Love me some Oreo Speedwagon.

Speaker: So enjoy a little keep on loving you and we'll be back in a few minutes.

Speaker: But you didn't listen

Speaker: It's the only thing I wanna do I wanna scream on this face I'm gonna keep on loving you Sit down on by the look in my eyes, please

Speaker: Iglley Street Social Club. Hey, that's what that's called. Bunch of rich white folks. Welcome back to Nonsense with Nonsense, everybody. Hopefully, you guys are enjoying the show so far tonight. We got Tony D in the building hanging out with us. You know me, I'm Glick doing what we do, talking the ****, shooting the ****.

Speaker: If you're not already, go ahead and check out them socials, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and ticket talk, eh? Join us live Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays on YouTube. And if you can't join us live at 7 p .m., those three days, by the way, my bad, you can listen to us on Spotify. I never really listened to podcasts that, oh, eh.

Speaker: Nonsensical nonsense. Okay. What noise Tony? It's coming from your house. Go ahead and give us a follow, give us a like, and if you'd be so kind, give us a share and don't forget, don't be shy. Don't be shy. Go ahead and share out the podcast before live. Let everybody that you know, know that we're doing what we do.

Speaker: But the noise is coming from your house, Tony D. Your mic is muted, so when you come back, unmike your mic. Words are hard, ladies and gentlemen. Jesus Christ. Yeah, that's your background, bro. Here, I'll do it again. Tony D has taken a shit.

Speaker: I have no idea if Tony D is thinking of shit or not, but he will be joining us momentarily. What's up, dude? It does sometimes. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Sometimes it does. Miss Sadie's in the building. What's going on, girl? Sadie, I got to ask you. Go ahead and look at that. See, that's the other new thing I'm doing. And I want to apologize to you guys. I have sucked.

Speaker: Social media I have sunk as a host of a podcast and the people who support us and that are always here So Not very good with which I don't really understand which but if you guys are hanging out with us on YouTube I'm gonna I'm gonna make sure that I'm subscribed to all your channels because you guys are subscribed to our channel So even if you guys don't do any content, you don't have to but I want to subscribe to your channel So I got

Speaker: Sadie tonight I got Mark and I think I got leggy. There we go. I got leggy in there now And I think I got everybody who's who's commenting tonight except Tony I I'm not gonna follow Tony D because cuz that guy's weird He's really weird Seriously don't follow Tony D

Speaker: I don't know. I don't know what it is about that guy, but that Tony D guy, I, I'm just saying, we're talking a whisper. So only you guys can hear me right now. Tony can't hear me. It's just you. Tony knows I'm following him. I've been following Tony ever since we met. Yeah. That's all I know when Tony's doing what he do and I know what Tony does, what he does. Oh, you're welcome.

Speaker: I got leggy in there, so I start getting some notifications about a leggy. Maybe I gotta go through and turn off my interview. Yeah, Hillbomb, yeah, totally. Your timeline will just, it'll be like at the end of the day. If you ever wanted to kind of get some kind of, it's not the same comparison, but like,

Speaker: You know, when we dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, that's kind of like what following Tony does to your timeline. It's like he just nukes your fucking timeline and your phone will literally, I'm on my fourth phone in the last six months because he literally blows them up. They explode. They cannot handle the notifications. I'm just saying, I'm not judging. I'm just saying.

Speaker: I'm here to report the news. I don't make the news. I just report the news. You want to see Tony freak? You want to see Tony lose his fucking mind? I want to make sure I get the

Speaker: The, Tony D is like the Enola Gay to your timeline. Tony D is the Enola Gay to your timeline. Oh, here it comes, here it comes. Here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here comes a 365, 24 seven carnivore heterosexual man.

Speaker: What's going on, Enola? Tony. Tony. What's going on, Enola? Is he still loud? No, it's good now, man. You're good. Good shit.

Speaker: Now that is fucking too... I will bombard your timeline, you're correct. We basically called you the Enola game of the timeline. I don't even know what this means. That's fucked up. Really? You don't know? Last time I think it was a fucking plane. Yeah, that was the plane that bombed Hiroshima. It was a B -29. I wasn't there.

Speaker: Yeah, okay. Well, you know what? I'm revoking your Air Force card. Good luck. I just did it. Good luck. Were you not listening earlier? Where I - You can't remember. Y 'all can't remember what I've forgotten about the Air Force. Did you not listen earlier when I declared that I am a god and there's a new religion? Glickism. What I said - I laughed at it, so I know - What I says goes. I will cast - I will cast thee down. I laughed at it.

Speaker: With great vengeance. What's that from, Tony D? Even the God of Thunderfiches. Come on, movie guy. What is that from? I didn't watch it. You've never seen it. You've never seen Pulp Fiction? I watched it once. What? Once. I can't take watching somebody getting fucked in the ass in the basement. No. This was a song. Oh, and did they really?

Speaker: Didn't know that I have to check that out stop busting cap locks on our asses Like he's gone full -on gangster the comments Oh It's not very often you guys get me the chatter spot

Speaker: Okay, I feel like I need to type that again properly. She said, what's side? With the gap, with the cap lock. I don't know if I've heard O -O -D -O -M -D. Yeah, I understand how that goes. Well, I don't, but now I'm gonna stop myself right there.

Speaker: Magic Magic Focus true maneuvers in the dark never heard of that I just put an OMD and the very first thing that popped up was the Enola gay How Jesus H Christ Oh

Speaker: Let me say it like, maneuvers, maneuvers in the dark. That's what she was saying. Manu -veers. Oh, I have heard that, Lady. Not a lot, but I have heard that. I didn't know that. Nice. Okay. What's in my, is I liked it. Fingers so fast, they have a mind of their own eternity. Manu -veers.

Speaker: Manuvers, I can hear you say manuvers. Manuvers, that's not maneuvers. That's maneuvers, just spelled different. No, no, no, not at my house. Manuvers, I can hear her, manuvers, I can hear her singing that shit.

Speaker: it's fucking maneuvers you fancy fuck fucking accents only gonna get you so far and I'm nuts right not you like I'm just talking about people in general who think that

Speaker: It's like, and I'm not this guy by no means, but it's like these cats that grow a beard out and that's like their entire fucking personality or these dudes that ride a motorcycle and that's their entire fucking personality. You get some dudes out there that have an accent and it's like, that's all they have. And just, boom, this is, I have no personality.

Speaker: I, you know, my looks are, you know, other mediocre at best, but I'm going to ride this accent. And there's bearded guys like that. There's, there's, there's motorcycle guys. And then you got, Oh, and this is the one that really just pisses me off to no end. The country, the fake country guys, fake country. I've never heard of it.

Speaker: Oh yeah, you get a guy who grows a beard and not even a good beard at that. It's, it's, it's a baby beard. And he goes to tractor supply and buys them a tractor supply baseball cap and he puts it on backwards and he, and he gets his hair and he, and he, and he gets a mullet and he drives the gay squat truck, which we don't know what the queer squat truck is. I have no idea truck where the ass in squats like that. So your boyfriend has easy access to your booty hole.

Speaker: Just play it. Let's hear it. Tony D. Unless she was dirty. Come on. If it's okay with her. Oh, it was dirty. Never mind. Don't play it. It was dirty. Don't play it.

Speaker: You need Jesus like I won't be wanking over that. No. Well, I I I didn't know and and and I said as long as it was okay with you if he played it, he just played it. I don't know nothing. Y 'all couldn't hear that. Yeah, we could play it again. No, that's why I didn't play it again.

Speaker: She said, she said, I'm going to show you some maneuvers. She's going to miss the ellipse if you ain't careful. She's going to flip it, rub it down, and reverse it. You can miss the ellipse. You can try to miss the ellipse. I'm a genuine, huh? No, you said it backwards. You think you're going to genuine her. She's going to flip it down, rub it, and reverse it on your way. All right. Snag it up, flip it, and rub it down.

Speaker: look like a wrestler that we've got done. We got locked into the Canadian cross face by Chris Benoit. Alright, I'm gonna let Brock Lesnar this rookie match. Mm hmm. I give up. I give up. Wow. Whoa. Why are you whispering? I'm just niggas

Speaker: What's right? They said don't play it. No, no, don't play it live until you review. This was just like, here we go. Play. I'll turn it down. Don't catch like you talking all kinds of crazy. Sorry. It's all the show down. You can tell them piss off yet because you didn't put oil in the chat.

Speaker: I'd be like, look, I didn't do it. You can't be mad at me. I mean, I can give you... I did not do it this time. For a change. For a change. Random Rick. I don't know anything. I'm a country bumpkin, man. I am who I am. I'm just glitched, man. I ain't nothing special about me. But I'm just a... I'm just a dude who's playing a dude.

Speaker: and Tony don't get that reference either. If you're a dude playing to do something wrong. It was Robert Downey Jr. and Tropical Thunder. I didn't see that movie. Oh my God, dude. Stop watching these corny ass movies ain't nobody ever heard of and watch them. Why do I want to watch a white man act like he's a black man? That wasn't what the whole movie was about, first of all. I know, but they advertised the fuck out of it. What else is the movie? Anybody know anything else about that movie except for that? Who has not seen it?

Speaker: That only happens when he comes in my airtime room whilst he's live on air with you. Oh, yeah. He's always on airtime, but he's live on this show. No, I'm not. Like 95 % of the time. No, I'm not. 95 % of the time, I'm not. Don't ever tell me if I tell them I. Say what? Huh? I didn't think so. I said you don't ever tell anybody I tell them I'm high on airtime. They know when I'm up here. I tell them.

Speaker: But the first thing they ask me when I say I got a podcast, you're going non -physical analysis? No, not tonight. Yes tonight. No, not tonight. Yes tonight. Yeah, bitches. Because I'm doing something. I can't hang out with you guys tonight. Sorry. Hold tight. You're back in three hours. Unless Greg wants to go for four or five. I'll be back in three hours and you guys will still be having the same conversation that you've had for the last three years. You thought I called them one day. Right.

Speaker: Yeah, no. I don't know. Between him and Jeff always looking at their phones or their computer screens. I don't know anymore. I've given up. Oh, shit. Speaking of speaking of Jeff. We talked about the submarine, the Titan, Wednesday night. And I told you guys my theory on it was that it imploded on itself because it wasn't properly built. Have you seen the recent news?

Speaker: It was pretty much a doing mission day one. When they got halfway down, they got fucked up, so they've been dead for a week. Yeah, they were about an hour or so into the dive and the ship or the ship. The submersible. The submersible just. Yeah. And there were some experts that were talking about implosion and stuff like that. And they were saying that when an implosion happens,

Speaker: that the heat that is created even in the ocean, like even in the water is comparable to the surface of the sun. The heat? The heat when an implosion happens. So they were, one of the things that I've seen is that they were dead even before it crushed.

Speaker: I don't know, I'm no expert. This is just one of the things I read. Yeah, it wasn't designed properly. If it was only designed to go 4 ,000 feet, then that was a suicide mission. Well, and that was the thing in that release form that they signed. Okay, we had a proper conversation about this and not just randomly blurting shit out. In the release they signed in the first page, it was, death was mentioned like seven times. Yeah, I've heard that.

Speaker: So they basically spend the release that said that the company will be exonerated or freed of any liability. If it was only designed to go 4 ,000 feet in a damn Titanic, it's 12 and a half feet, 12 and a half thousand feet down. It was what, 13 ,000 feet? I thought it was 13 ,000. 12, 5, 13. They rounded it up to 13 ,000. And one part of the submersible was 650 feet away. So that motherfucker Ben came apart. So it just crushed and dropped. And this was crazy.

Speaker: when I watched the abyss and that motherfucker crushed. I'm trying to figure out what friction you talk about. There ain't nothing but air bubbles coming out that bad boy. That was all glass. This thing was all, it was titanium and something else I think it was. I don't think they wanted to go see the Titanic. So there's got to be something else in this story. There's way more to this story. And there's been a lot of outside.

Speaker: Hey, are y 'all listening? And you hear this? Keep the memes coming? Because... No, they're low down. They're dirty. It might be wrong, but the memes are funny as fuck. That's not funny. They're fucked up. They're funny as fuck. Thank you, guys. They're funny as fuck. Y 'all ain't shit. Y 'all are shit. I saw one meme of the submarine. And somebody wrote in there, keep scrolling. I need to get back up. I was like, y 'all ain't shit. That ain't cool. That ain't cool. That ain't cool.

Speaker: y 'all are shit you are these memes and sharing these memes out y 'all are the shit because because get on the bus baby I'm driving come on come on Papa Glick is driving get on the bus buckle your seatbelts it's gonna be a hell of a ride ladies and gentlemen they were dead ass wrong but there was a comedian that said

Speaker: million dollars. A quarter of a billion dollars each person or a million dollars each person paid $250 ,000 to die. Billion millionaires are **** stupid. You literally could have built this sub had a full 4K television monitor in the

Speaker: 300 feet so you get the waves in the ocean and you're gonna show James Cameron's footage from Titanic because there was no windows or anything in this Titan and You would have made yourself a nice big fat million dollars off of four dummies Instead five of y 'all died So

Speaker: to the billionaires out there who have nothing better to do with your fucking time or your money. I have a proposal for you. Come to my house next week. And I have a rocket ship that I built. We're gonna go to Mars. And I also have a submarine. We're gonna go to the bottom of the Marianas Trench.

Speaker: And you're going to wind up in the bottom of a volcano and they are 500 ,000 tickets are $500 ,000 a piece, a million dollars for both. We'll see him. I am into snacks and beverages provided. I am under this. So come on down to Glick's. Nope. Amazing tours. Nope. Don't do it.

Speaker: I mean, I got a 75 inch screen TV. I'll build a fucking fort. I make a deal with all of y 'all. Just give me 10 % of what he charged. You do not do it. I'm just saying I'll build a fucking fort and we can pretend like we're in a goddamn submarine. I was talking about a fucking rocket ship. I was talking to my co -worker. He said the motherfucker, they closed it from the outside. The people inside had no way of getting out.

Speaker: Yeah, they bolted it from the outside. So even, so, so even best case scenario, had they found them, they would have to get them surfaced. You only had so much oxygen in this tank or 60 hours, best case scenario, they would have found them. But if they found them and it took too long getting them up, or if they got them up and they weren't fast enough getting it open up, they still could have suffocated to that.

Speaker: They suffocated day one. It wasn't that big. There were five of them in there, and they were breathing, and they were nervous. It was a suicide mission. You're breathing oxygen too fast. That's why they had to stay calm. It was a suicide mission. Five of them in the dance submersible. Nine feet tall, 22 feet wide, eight feet wide. I mean, 22 feet long, eight feet wide, I think it was. Yeah, I believe that. A little bit naughty, Tony.

Speaker: He said that shit I did. I don't know who it was, but somebody killed them boys. They might've died of free will. Out of the way. Something ain't right, y 'all. Something ain't right, I'm sorry. Hell no. What's up, little homie? Hi. How you doing? Good. What are you doing? Random Rick, what's going on?

Speaker: But, I mean, the cabin, yeah, the submarine, what do you think of the different? Your girlfriend? Who the hell is Holden? Oh. I can't. Well, I gotta talk to your mom about that. But, yeah, I know. And the actual cabin space was not the full 22 feet.

Speaker: I'll just grab another pint, you'll be fine. Goodnight, Lee. He's got girlfriends. Cash has girlfriends. Goodnight, Hela. Goodnight, Lee. Actually, his girlfriend

Speaker: I don't ever see them together as she lives behind us. But the little girl down the road who are the little girl at the end of the street, who's a couple years younger than them, absolutely in love with him. That's all he hangs out with her all the time. They're always on her plans. Not that it matters, but his actual girlfriends is cute little black girl.

Speaker: I'm like, I can't, I don't want to throw it up. I'll take no bullshit. They don't play son. You can't even help it. I've been down that road. I've been down that road once or twice. I'm just saying. I think it's cute. I think it's cute. I like interracial couples. I think they're cute. I think it's awesome. They make the cutest damn babies too.

Speaker: I love babies. Who doesn't love babies? Me. As long as they're not mine. I'm done having babies. I love my three babies when they were babies. Now I'm done having babies, so. I hate babies. I hate babies. Well, good. Keep that mentality. For about 20 more years. Mm -hmm. Really shaking my head. Just a minute. I heard someone

Speaker: Hey, he likes what he likes. And she's looking forward to the credit score boost when she gets older. I'm sorry, Tony. That's why you're an asshole. Nobody watches your shit. Nobody watches your shit. People watch. I don't know what to tell you. People watch. You see what I'm saying? You see what I'm saying? I'm just saying my numbers don't lie. Yeah.

Speaker: Like Shakira's hips, my numbers don't lie. Yeah, his actual girlfriend, I don't ever actually see them hang out together. They probably go hide or something. I don't even know what's going on, but I'm just saying, I'm just saying, Jeez, keep on going.

Speaker: No, I'm not West Virginia. I'm in Ohio. Random, Rick, you ever listened to this? Might as well be in West Virginia. I'm, man, I'm a, you know, you can label me however you want to label me, but I'm the most open -minded motherfucker in the world. And, and I'm a, I'm a proud, I'm a proud card carrying, proud card carrying. I have my black card. I have my ghetto pass. I'll proudly carry them sons of bitches.

Speaker: Go tree road, take me home to the place. Fuck this show. You at least like your own show, damn, Rick. I mean, what kind of narcissistic prick do you think I am, random Rick? You think I'm going to like my own shit? You think I'm going to listen to my own shit? No, this is fucking garbage. This show is ass.

Speaker: I just can't believe I keep suckering Jeff and Tony to come in here for the last two years. Now he's trying to self, now he's trying to self -destruct his own bro. I got plenty of time. How much time do you want random record Saturday? What buddy? Is Nick with the girls? Yeah, I think so. So message Austin and tell, tell them when they come back that Nick needs to come in and say hi. Inviting the chat if y 'all want to come up. Yeah, inviting the chat. And then on, on, on, I'm not,

Speaker: What's going on anchor? I know you guys won't come up because you should but it Tony did put the invite into the into the comments. I know y 'all big y 'all afraid of the big bad Glick. Talk shit in the shadows. Sadie, I think it's I think it's a 100 or 1000.

Speaker: That's a big number and a big. Shut up, random Ray. One terabyte is a thousand. Tommy. That's a thousand gigabytes. Oh, fucking nailed it. Just so you know, Sadie, most people when they got data. Hit them with that Eddie Guerrero. On their home Wi -Fis, they got a terabyte. Your phone will go to about 22 gigabytes before it starts slowing down.

Speaker: Random Rick, you would fit in perfectly on this show with your with your commie ass. The commie and the racist. We can start our own show together. We'll call it the commie and the racist. Only I'm not racist. Jeff's a racist. Your sister inward. I'm not going to answer that. Like George Bush, I plead the fifth. George Bush, Jr. By the way, not the OG George Bush.

Speaker: We just never heard the OG George Bush say many messages. Yes, I repeated George Bush. But George Bush Jr, his favorite phrase was, I plead the fit. That wasn't his favorite phrase. He said it a lot though.

Speaker: Random Rick. I mean, in all honesty, it could be on CNN or Fox. What's up, buddy? I'll send him a message. I'll be like, hey, bitches. I don't care if you say that. I want you all to notice my parenting in his. I want you all to notice my parenting in his. My parenting.

Speaker: My kids are cold. Jay was talking shit on this show earlier because he's looking for a fight. He's gonna catch a quick stunner. Stung cold, quick stunner. Jay was watching the Aquabots. When he was cooking, you didn't, oh yeah, you were cooking. Well, you weren't cooking at me and Jay were on here talking. I didn't see Jay pop up in here. Yeah, he was on here when he was cooking. That's when I asked him about Bro Man and sandwiches.

Speaker: Oh, Jason. And you actually, oh, no, no, not money. No, Jay Money don't come up in here. He's fucking scared. Jay trying to stop. Cause he knows he's not gonna come up here and act a certain type of way without me calling his stupid ass out. And I love Jay. I've been friends with Jay for, you know, almost a decade, but he also knows he's not gonna play his goofy ass fucking fake game that he plays on airtime and, and, and haps and everything like that.

Speaker: That was the most disgusting, most disrespectful person I've ever met in my damn life. No, he's not the worst I've ever met, no. And you didn't, you didn't hear - I've seen him one at a time. You ain't seen him one at a time.

Speaker: Yeah, but you didn't hear or see some of the shit that he said on Periscope. I blocked him. Tony, I blocked him. And it takes a lot for me to block somebody. He's been kicked off the airtime four times. Yeah, but no, I'm talking about as a person on a personal level or or or a stream level or something like that. I blocked him because of some foul ass shit. He said about a 14 year old girl. Miss Miss Christa, who's come up in here a few times. I've known her since she was 14 or 15.

Speaker: I blocked him and I didn't bring him back until she said it was okay.

Speaker: Jay is a piece of work, I ain't gonna lie. He's got a good side to him. But when that motherfucker goes ridiculous. He'll be the most disgusting, vile son of a bitch on the planet. But the first time somebody, like he's Jewish. And if you call him a Jew after all the crazy things he said, he snaps and acts like the biggest fucking victim on the planet. He's come up in the comments and said some of the most ridiculous fucking shit in the comments. And as soon as I snap back at him, he wants to be the victim.

Speaker: And you know, when I get my way up to New York, I would love to sit down and have a drink with Jay, but at the same time, as much as I like the cat, I kind of want to punch him dead in his fucking jaw. I already told him when I see him, I'm going to jump his ass. Oh, yeah. I'm going to have a drink with him, but I'm going to beat his ass. I only want one shot. I want one shot. I want to rock him right in his fucking jaw. After that Tracy interview, I said, Jay, I'll be in New York this summer. I'm fucking you up on sides all the time.

Speaker: Oh yeah, I just want one, I just want one, I just want one shot. He's not gonna know when it's coming, he's not gonna know when it's gonna happen, but I'm gonna rock his shit. I'm gonna rock his shit, but I love to do that. After that Tracy interview, I said I did for half hour, like, J, get your ass up, I'm gonna fuck you up. Oh my God, we got a random person in the chat. Oh my goodness. He would not come up there, I said I did for half hour witnesses, I'm gonna lay this motherfucker out, but he pissed me off so damn bad. And I'll say this, I'll say this for the longest.

Speaker: everybody in the chat jumped on him on that broadcast. I wish I could have seen that broadcast. Oh, no, you know, I was I was watching here and there when he did that broadcast with Tracy. And I feel like, you know, even though, even though I got on his I love that hat. Yeah. Right there. Trying to help make sure that the broadcast was smooth.

Speaker: They make sure I had them to worry about if I didn't want to say that they saw it. They were right on it. I love y 'all more. That's what I love. That's what I loved about the periscope days for me, man. I love this. No, I see I seen that broadcast and you know, despite how I felt about it, I was happy for you. I was excited for everybody was happy for me. You know, and I tried to come in and I tried to be respectful and stuff like that. But I seen some of what some of the comments that he made and it was just like,

Speaker: And you know what's crazy? I had to block him from that broadcast. Just uncalled for, man. I had to block him from that broadcast. I was so fucking pissed at something. Yeah, no. Well, that's what happened with him on Periscope, because Ms. Christa was in there. And like I said, there's three individuals that I've known since they were like 14 or 15. And I'm still friends with these kids to this day. And Ms. Christa has always been like a baby sister to me. And I didn't know how old they were when they came in.

Speaker: to my Periscope show that just came in and was hanging out like everybody else. And then they followed me on, on, on like the, the vape and chill slash click show social media. And I was like, Oh, you guys are babies. Like you, I, I can't associate with you guys. You guys shouldn't be here, but you know, they were cool. We had a kid. We had a kid on airtime. He was underage. Yeah.

Speaker: And we might as well, you might not want to be around the shit we do. Yeah. We try to reserve our speech and everything for them. And we're looking out for them. We're really looking out for them. But at that point, it was too late because, you know, Christa was always cool. The other two cats who were there, they were, they were super cool. And it was like, all right, you know, fuck it. You guys have been running with us for a hot minute.

Speaker: Stick around. As long as you're okay with it, I'm gonna let everybody else know. Yeah, stick around, yeah. And then I let it, and they're like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I let everybody else know that they were youngins. And man, that parent, my Periscope family, they protected these three.

Speaker: that's supposed to do they they they and and jay caught a band because because he made some really disgusting comments and that was at that point that was at that point nothing he said about this show but it was at that point where i said if i ever meet this dude i'm rocking his shit one good time

Speaker: This is like he wants his ass whipped, though. He'd be doing it on purpose. Yeah, like, like, like... Mark, all right, there we go. There's Mark. Mark, you remember Krista and Wesley and Darren? Like, Darren's pops come up in my life one night. And I'm friends with his pops to this day. And he was like, I just wanted to see what he was watching.

Speaker: And I was like, it is what it is. I don't think he should be here, but he's super cool. And we protect him, we watch out for him. And he watched in the cup for a hot minute while Darren was in there and watching the comments and watching my show. And he's like, nah, he's like, you're looking out for him? Your friends are looking out for him? That's what you best with his parents need to know. And we got one guy up there, he was gonna do, he introduced us to his mom.

Speaker: He really did. So we said, man, we're watching down for him. She said, I know, I'll be listening. I want to thank y 'all. No problem. You know what I'm talking about. It was Drizzy's mom. When Drizzy's mom came in the room at one time.

Speaker: Yeah, super simple place. I mean, we had fun, we cut up. Those are the rooms you want to be in in Periscope because there's a lot of other people. I don't like, I'm really not happy with the trolls on any platform, I'm just not. I'm going through that shit on their time already. Yeah, I never had a lot of trolls on Periscopes, you know, like my core group, I mean, not only were they looking out for each other, but I mean, they really protected me.

Speaker: at the end of the day. There was a lot of times where somebody would pop off and I wouldn't see the comment and Mark can attest to this, I would see everybody else just going in. And I'm like, what the fuck is going on? And I would have to - They're watching out the room for you. They're watching the room for you. And you gotta love this. So you had on Periscope what I had on house. Absolutely.

Speaker: And like I said, the app itself, I had no beef with apps. I thought the apps, I mean, that's where this show got its start. Yeah, you told me. I remember. You know, we got our start there. I got no beef with the app. The app was awesome. But I never had any problems or any issues or concerns or anything with people until I went on that app.

Speaker: And then all of a sudden you got - You know what, Rick? I ain't gonna lie to you. No, those plots are dead. We've moved on. But I can - We're still trying to find something similar to what we had in the first place. Yeah, we can reminisce. A lot of people want periscope back. A lot of people want blab over periscope. They said blab with the shit. If blab was to come back, I wasn't on it. If blab came back, I'm already on Rumble Rim, Rick.

Speaker: Oh, we can rumble random, Rick. I'm more on you. 1950 gang style. I'll roll up my sleeves and sleet back my hair. I've got my switchblade. You want some of this random, Rick? But you know we have to sing and dance, right? When you're a - Mark the moderator comes in his lesson. I like that part. Yes, what's up?

Speaker: The British, the British hammers in the room, ladies and gentlemen. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, you stay golden pony boy. Shut up. Random Rick, I just followed you on Rumble. I'm not on Rumble. I'm on Rumble, I just can't link it to nothing yet. Actually, this ain't you. What the fuck? You always remember Random Rick, when you're a jet, you're always a jet.

Speaker: I don't know anything about Blob. I went from Periscope to TikTok and...

Speaker: Yeah, I never had any problems or any beef or anything like that with people. It's cool to reminisce about the good times. Tony, do you love taps? I love taps. I mean, I mean, I met so many cool people on Haps. I met you. I met Ted. I met Jeeves. I met Steve. If you get two rumbles, we just got one. You know, I met a lot of really cool people on Haps, but also

Speaker: Um, there was a lot of idiots on Haps that I met my man Smoke on Haps, you know, I met Bathurst, Ted. Yeah, I met Bathurst, Ted, um, uh, Jojo.

Speaker: You know, I met a lot of cool cats on there, but, but unfortunately, out of all the great people that I met on there, the few bad apples kind of made it, especially when we were trying to do something here with this show. We were just honored to hang out with this show. We were on there to create something and be something. So kind of the bad apples left a bad taste in my mouth, but

Speaker: You know, the good times outweigh the bad times. You know, in Paris - I'm not going to lie. I'm not going to say that it went down a drink. I'm going to cut you off. I apologize. The money I spent on them, I will tell you, I know the free coins they gave. I know the people that gifted me. I know the people that I was trying to give back. So many of us were trying to help each other make the money, gain the numbers. That's what I miss more than anything. Motherfuckers was trying to help each other all over the platform. It was bananas.

Speaker: Well, no, and I wouldn't say that I threw any money down the drain because, Tony, I threw money at you. I mean, with gifts. I know you did the same for us. Yeah, let me know which one of the real ones. I got both of them. Broadcasting on there is what I want to work for next. Sorry, I didn't mean to cut you off. No, you're good, man. Every time you stream or rumble, you got to get a different stream key. That's the crazy part I'm going to have with it. No, I can broadcast. What's the stream key? When you try to custom RTMP it.

Speaker: Oh, gotcha. You gotta get a different stream key every time. I can't find a string key for Instagram. Rumble, you gotta change it. Fireman Rich was telling me about that. You can hook Rumble up to Restream. I think, no, Kick is on Restream. Rumble isn't. Rumble is on Ebux. Ebux, you gotta have the paid version. You can't do it up there for free. And the other problem I got with all the multiple streaming platforms, they don't hook up to Twitter. None of them are hooking up to Twitter.

Speaker: I like what we can do on ReStream. Tony, since I've given you your admin back, and I've been putting our Twitch and YouTube and Twitter up here, and you still add your YouTube and Twitch? On here? Yeah. On here? Yeah, I can still add them. I can still add them. Well, please feel free to add them any time.

Speaker: No, you know what? And I did run them. I just wanted them up there for a minute, because I got it on my Facebook. I got it on my TikTok. I got it on my Twitter. I've got it on my Twitch. So you've been shared with everywhere that I've been. The biggest thing I wanted you to do is have all three of yours on. Well, as a secondary, if you can put yours up there, put them up there. Right now, why can't you get all three of yours going? Oh, so you can only do it

Speaker: I can only do one of them. You can't do it as a guest since we put you back as admin. Yeah. But it's all good. Because like I said, I already got you spread out. Yeah. And I already share it on Twitter. Most of the pop, most of the. Well, yeah, you can always retweet everything we put up. You are rendering. I got the one that's got your name on it. And then I get that. Damn it. Hold on. You got the one that's got the black.

Speaker: Triple R run and the other one is real with the R. I don't know which one is which uh, no You're 100 right? Well and and and mark like I said there there was people that I there was There was there was people that that didn't like me that I was still going to live And they would get mad, but I still threw gifts and money or whatever. I took Which one random work damn it?

Speaker: You got the red one and you got the one in black. Let me know which one, the black one should be. Okay, that's all I need to know. And Tony mentioned one of those people earlier with what they're doing. I ain't mad at them. I think what they're doing is really cool. I just followed you. But with said person, if you're going to answer a certain way and talk out the side of your mouth and then get mad when you get called out and play the victim,

Speaker: That's where you rubbed me the wrong way. Now, this is my thing. Mark, if you're looking for a bunch of hats, folks. YouTube, Twitter, Twitch, a bunch of us on airtime. A bunch of us. There's at least 100 of us in my room alone. But I don't think me and you ran with the same crowd. I don't know if you know any people that I know. I don't.

Speaker: because I really did go to air time just so all of us could stay together. We could at least have a central location. Mr. Two Extra just popped up in my room a few minutes ago. Who? I had talked to him. Mr. Two Extra. Oh, OK. He's the one that told Takara about her coaching. She told me that. Oh, yeah. I didn't even know because he was already on top of it. Dude, if we'd have been on for Coach Alashi. Speaking of Takara, how's she doing? I know you said she got married. She's got a baby on the way. She's married. She's married. She's got a baby on the way. A baby dude, August.

Speaker: Mr. Carr, if you hear this, I got another bit of love for you, girl. I thought your Uno games on Haps were awesome. She was doing it on the Picocha app. Picocha was set up like Periscope. And she was still playing it that way. And it was helped. They was playing what I would like this. This is crazy. I had, because you know when I used to be on Haps, I had everything on. Yeah. People that was on my Facebook were like, y 'all are off the chain. But this is hilarious. They were loving those. And I told her, people miss your Uno games.

Speaker: I almost want to just like do like I don't know how to contact her or reach her or anything like that but I'd always be like hey Takara let's do an UNO podcast for an hour one week for an hour once a week and let's play UNO and make it a podcast

Speaker: We play UNO together and we invite people in. I don't think she'll be broadcasting for a while now. I don't think she'll be broadcasting for a while now. She is happy. She is comfortable. She is. She doesn't even be on the coach no more. Yeah, I'm really happy for her. That's awesome. I know you came in here a couple, about a month or two back and said that she married and got a baby on the way. And I didn't say that. I remember following Tony on that. Cheers is down for that.

Speaker: Well, you know, I'm not going to do I'm not going to do an Uno podcast. You follow me. Mark, if you follow me, you can. Yeah. Follow me everywhere. I'm on all of them. I got a link tree. Tony D dot original. You can follow me on all that mess. If you remember me from Haps, you're good. So if y 'all can reach out and say, hey, nonsensical, nonsense. What's this motherfucker still trying to play the umbrella? Well, I mean, we've got one show under the umbrella and it's a click show. Why not bring in a new host in a new in a new

Speaker: a new experience and we get people who come in and we join the same room and we play Uno for an hour and we just discuss a topic or whatever and have fun. And I think Takara would be awesome I think. She won't be up for a minute. That's what I'm doing, Tony. No, no, I know what you're saying. She's not coming up for a minute. I'm creating a network. You are here by the nonsensical nonsense brand with talented creative people

Speaker: You're behind me. I've been trying this forever. I've been trying to do it for the last two years. OK, so you got to year up on me. Yeah, I've been trying this. I want to create a network with people under the same same umbrella that have the same mindset and the same goal. But where and that's what I told you and Brian. We could put the fantasy football show under this umbrella, but that's your show. That's your baby. It's just under this umbrella and falls under all of our social media.

Speaker: and your social media now. We all gotta keep broadcasting together. Quite frankly, that's what frustrates me. All of us who do broadcasts won't broadcast together. It frustrates the fuck out of me. Because none of us should not be getting paid for what we do. And unfortunately, the only show under the umbrella that I want to create or the network that I want to create is mine.

Speaker: I've done them. Not this one. Not this one. The Glick Show. That's my show. The Glick Show is yours. I've done Bill King's under yours one time. I did Bill King's under vocal one time. And I was spreading it out trying to see who would do what. When you come up there, that helps. When I come on yours, that helps. When you come on tears, that helps. When you come on smokes, that helps. When we all come on each other's shoulders, I think it's dope.

Speaker: See, people got a real line. I'm going to go ahead and say this shit. I ourselves will shut this up because I ain't going to do it no more. I cut my number. I cut my damn platforms down. I'm back to the food version and everything because I paid for it for a few months. I didn't get where I wanted to. The football one, yes. The music won a couple of times. Ted show, I'll throw that everywhere. Smoke show, I'll throw that everywhere. Your show, I'll throw that everywhere. My show, I'll throw that everywhere. I'm not getting the numbers that I'm happy with.

Speaker: So if we create a, if we create a network brand where you still have individuals doing individual stuff, but it is under a network. You know, uh, one of my favorite podcasts that I listened to is called last podcast on the left. Um, it is a, the last podcast on the left, their actual podcast is true crime, paranormal conspiracy.

Speaker: But their network has a music show where they talk about behind the scenes music stuff. They have a political show. People don't want to come together and do it. A couple of the guys who are co -hosts. I'm saving you the headache. People don't want to come together to do it.

Speaker: You may have been doing this shit for over a year. See, you're too worried about the people who are on some bullshit. Now, if you find the real ones who are down to come together and create a community, I'm telling you, if you find the ones who are down to actually create a community who can come together for the same goal, even though it may be under our brand. Stop right there. Stop right there. You keep seeing under your brand.

Speaker: No, I said our brand. You said ours, but you're using your name specifically, which is yours. No, nonsensical nonsense is a brand I'm trying to create. I'm going to save you a headache. I got you. I'm going to save you a headache. There's advertisements that I've been seeing starting your own TV domain and none of us have brought it up. I would only want to say something about it. Google the Parcast. Parcast?

Speaker: you know, P A R C A S T. Right. Who will the podcast and look at all the shows under that brand? Each show is their own individual brand or each show is their own individual show. So, say for instance, under the nonsensical brand was not the nonsensical network and the last podcast on the left, the podcast that I love, they have a network that they call what uh what is it? I can't remember what it's called. Last

Speaker: So say we created the nonsensical network. Each individual show is their own thing. Fireman Rich's morning show, late night parenting with Ted, Sunday night smoke, random Rick reviews, Tony D's, your music show.

Speaker: Tony D fantasy football. Those are, those are all each individual person's show. That is your show. But we're on a network where we're all going out and we're all putting it out together and we are supporting each other. But the, but, but like the, the, the.

Speaker: The brain of the operation is this social media. But this social media, this nonsensical network, is putting everybody's stuff out on all of our social media. And on the side, your guys' social media, everybody is sharing everybody. It's a community. It's a network. And we all reach a point where I really love late night parenting with Ted Hicks.

Speaker: But I don't get up early enough to watch fireman rich, but I still want to support him because he's a part of the nonsense and not catch his replays. Yeah, you catch the part of the nonsensical network. So I'm going to follow him on all these social medias. I'm going to follow him on this sole platform, but I'm also going to follow him on his platforms.

Speaker: you create together, you grow together, but everybody still has their own individuality. This show will always be this show. The Glick Show will always be the Glick Show. Late night parenting will always be late night parenting.

Speaker: Jojo comes into the mix and Jojo in it and he got his show now besides he got his own show to be so it's a network. But we're all we all have the same mindset. We all have to make the same goal. It's not me being in charge of anything.

Speaker: That's nonsense and I will reiterate this and I will repeat this until you knuckleheads get it through your head. This is our show. Me, you and Jeff. Me, you and Jeff. This is our show. You've been saying this since day one. I got that. Which show is my show? Okay. You know, that's my show. Yeah, like we do the same difference. Yeah, exactly. Think of Cox Media.

Speaker: see the kicker with me. And Mark, I'm going to tell you my problem is going to be, and I will say this specifically, I love having the music on my shit. The music is going to get me in trouble. I got to work on getting the clarity on that and get the clearance for it. Well, and eventually, and eventually, Tony D, we reach a point.

Speaker: where the music is not gonna be a problem for any of us because we've created a fucking monster. We've created one of the greatest podcast networks out there with some of the greatest minds, some of the most talented individuals out there. And I listened to a lot of podcasts.

Speaker: And I know this show is better than any show out there because we are so unique and different. And the fact that we have three gentlemen on this show that have three different perspectives, from three different stances, but we can have conversations about serious things, but we can listen to each other. Essex, I don't know what that is.

Speaker: You bring a football show to the podcast world that the world is not used to. You bring a fantasy football podcast to the world that is just. Yeah, that's a given. I got that, yeah. Bring average Joes together. At the end of the day, we're armchair quarterbacks. Fan -based sports commentary. Exactly.

Speaker: Smoke brings his own worldly view with a panel. Ted does his thing. We're not held to the constraints and the restraints of typical. So, as I've said, yes, I would like for nonsensical nonsense to have a network, the nonsensical network.

Speaker: Randy Rick is doing something that's so far out there and I love it. Randy Rick is chilling.

Speaker: Yeah, random rick is chilling. They're having good conversation about video. Bullshit. It's just to do shooting shit. I understand that. Yeah. And they're keeping it clean. They're keeping it family friendly. They're keeping it cool. You know, rocking it. So the nonsensical network, we bring all these different entities together, all these different people together, and we put them under one fucking roof outside of their own stuff.

Speaker: outside of their own social media, but we put all this under one roof. Dude, the non -sensible network would blow the fuck up because we have all these super talented individuals. And I'm not talking about some asshole who clicks on a fucking streaming app and just hangs out with a bunch of losers talking the same shit that they've been talking for three years. I'm talking about people who are really trying to create. Tony, you try to create.

Speaker: You, I know how much work you put into your music show. I know how much work you put into your music show because you don't want it to be the same fucking thing at all. Ted, every week it's a new subject and a new branch into this, that and the other thing.

Speaker: Yeah, Mark, I got that. That's easy. That's easy. And not being, let me cut you off. Mark, you understand this. Sadie understands it. Geeze understands it. Who else is in here? Helen would understand it. I don't know if Randy Rick was on house or the same thing. Helen is a group. I'm sorry. I left her out. What he's saying is what we were doing on house. Yeah. And I left Helen out. I apologize because she does. Yeah, but Helen's very independent.

Speaker: She's independent. She's already got his shit together. As much as I would love for them to be a part of what we got going on, they understand the game better than me. I see that. But even though as much as I may not agree with Carlin. Yeah. Yo, what she got going right now?

Speaker: You know what I'm saying? Like Carmen and I had our difference and it is what it is. But her and Rick have a good thing. They are creators. They are doing something. Bring them into the fucking loop. We don't have to socialize with each other. No, I know that.

Speaker: But it's important. Wait, wait, wait. You're starting right now what I've been trying to say for the past year. And you've been doing it for two years. I've been saying this for two goddamn years. I'm already in that mentality with you. What do you think I'll be preaching on my broadcast? We should all be working together. We should all be following each other. We should all be right there supporting each other because we should all have at least 100 followers apiece.

Speaker: I agree. You're the last one of us. I'm throwing this out there. I'm telling y 'all right now. You know what the problem is? We don't pay attention to each other. No, no, because you just admitted an hour ago that you're not following everybody who supports you. You're gonna start following them on YouTube. No, no, no, no. On YouTube. I follow everybody on social media. I follow everybody on all their social media. When we left Hacks, when they have shut down, we spent the broadcasts following each other. And motherfuckers ain't popping up.

Speaker: I'm terrible about YouTube, but I'm following everybody on social media. And when you get on me about multistreaming, the problem is, and I told Helen, I told Jeez, I told Ted, I told Smell. They were like, why are you doing so many channels? I said, because a bunch of y 'all ain't coming to one specific channel. We told everybody what our Twitch was, what our Instagram was, what our Facebook was, what our Twitter was, what our YouTube was. And motherfuckers don't pop up. And that's the thing, Tony D.

Speaker: The real ones, and I've told you this before, I've told you this before, Tony D, and I learned this lesson the hard way. Just last week, I told you about a gentleman who came into TikTok late in the game when I was already established, when I was already on a different level on TikTok, and I helped this motherfucker grow. I pushed his content.

Speaker: which wasn't good. It's just some fucking stoner, but I pushed his content. I share his content. I do edit his content. Now this cat, his fucking profile picture is him with jelly roll. And in my main account, my main profile who helped push him, who helped grow him is blocked. Fuck you, porch gang, by the way. So I learned the hard way.

Speaker: especially when I got a permanent band on my life on some shit that I didn't even do because somebody was hating and I created a second account and I made it and I made a video. Hey guys got banned. It was bullshit blah blah blah. Here's my backup account. Come follow me. Did this show up? I didn't reach a thousand followers to go live.

Speaker: on that channel, until I created this fucking podcast. You talking about TikTok? Yeah, I'm talking about TikTok. I have 11 ,000 followers, nothing major, nothing spectacular, nothing to write home about. No, we're not Prince of Chaos numbers, because he got master fucking numbers. But I've got, and I love Prince of Chaos, and I'm so happy for him, but that's my dude. That's a cat that I helped, and I've shared him out, I put him out there, I still share him out, I love that dude, that's my brother.

Speaker: He blew up, but he still has love for us. He still has love for this show and he has love for me. Like that's my dude, but he's doing his own thing. You know what I mean? And I'm proud of him and I'm excited for him and I'm happy for him. But I created a backup account when I got banned.

Speaker: And in the first couple of days, I got 200 followers and that account was old as fuck. That account was old as fuck when I started this, when I started this podcast.

Speaker: I started this podcast and then I hit my thousand followers so I could go live on that. And that's when I realized, look, I'm done fucking around with people who ain't going to show me the same amount of support. I kind of told myself that I was going to do that way when the year went on. I think it was on March or April. I was like, I was going to stop pushing for all that because ever since hats went down. And when I started rebroadcasting again,

Speaker: And I was trying different things. I did Twitter spaces. I did my shit. I did the fantasy football thing. I jumped on TikTok, listening to U .N. Banffers, gone live on it. I had a couple of good broadcasts. Had a couple. I was just not staying up till three, four, five hours doing all the competition, all that crazy shit. Plus, you don't make most of that money back. So what I was trying to do is find a platform we can monetize off of. All of us have something similar to what we had before, which has been difficult. Well, the monetization

Speaker: And I understand like, like, I'm ready for us to make money. Trust me. Well, this is the yes, I was going to do it because everybody like you need to be getting paid for this. You don't pay too much. The monetization will come. Yeah, I know what stance it's going to. And it's and it's it's it's on like it's on the verge, but it all comes down to and I, you know, and I you know, I.

Speaker: call it what you want to call it. But you know, I get on you and Jeff a lot. I stop I post the episodes on Spotify, but I stopped making I stopped making post about it because I mean, and I'm not I'm not saying I'm not saying anything bad. I'm not saying anything negative. But at the end of the day, you guys were not sharing it. You guys were not pushing it as we're seeing any numbers. You will see any numbers.

Speaker: But the numbers, I mean, some of them numbers are still there. And then I found that, and then just recently, like I said, I'm refocused, I'm reenergized, and I'm finding different avenues and different, and I'm, you know, StreamYard just created a whole collab, which is another page where you can interact and collaborate with - You see what the other guys, like a post your presence, post your stream, we'll just do an issue to the Twister guidelines, get anything from us.

Speaker: and stuff like that. And it's not even, it's not even anybody, you know, it's not the same name of nonsensical nonsense. Hey, Ted Hicks, late night parenting under the nonsensical nonsense network or the nonsensical network. That's what Parcast does. They all have their own individual shows, but it's in the Parcast realm. It's in, it's in their world. So it's like Parcast presents, um,

Speaker: internet urban legends or whatever. But we're all working together for the same goal and we're all doing our own individual thing. But we've come under an umbrella. But everybody's so focused on - I'm going back to restraint. Everybody is - You know what, I'm gonna do this too. Keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.

Speaker: because everybody is so focused on doing their own thing and look out for it. It makes sense. They don't want to open their eyes to the people who have the same mindset and the people who want the same goals. And that's what I keep preaching to you, Tony. We have the same goals. We want to get paid. We want to do our own thing. We want to get paid.

Speaker: And like you keep saying, why are we not coming together? But I'm not coming together with a bunch of fucking nobodies who ain't doing shit, who thinks just because they can download an app on their phone, and it has a microphone and camera that they fucking matter. Because they're doing the same shit that they've been doing for 10 fucking years. They've just been bouncing from one app to another.

Speaker: But you got real people - They're not serious about broadcast, I know they're true. Whether I like them or not, like I said, and I don't mean any, and then I keep saying this, and I don't mean any disrespect to Carmen and Rick. I like Rick. I like Carmen. Carmen and I had a huge disagreement. We had a huge blowing up, but they're doing something. They're creating something. They're putting content out there. Why are we not...

Speaker: on the same page. Why are we not focusing on the ultimate goal of everybody getting paid? Why are we not focused on the same goal of helping everybody grow? And to this point, I'm gonna reach out and I'm gonna shoot a shot that probably has no business being shot, but I'm gonna shoot it. We have a guest coming on the show hopefully very soon, my man Dizzy, and I'm gonna ask Dizzy if

Speaker: They would come on here and be the second show under the umbrella of nonsensical nonsense. Go for it. Dizzy, if you hear this, what do you say? Because they got a good podcast. They're real talk. They're real conversation. They're uncensored. They're like us. But Dizzy is a younger black man, Canadian, and then his two co -hosts are Hispanic, Latino. Hey, mama.

Speaker: I love you too. I don't really know. Mickey's in the closet, ladies and gentlemen. You're here first. That means you're in trouble. Am I in trouble or? You're going to mess around with Michael Douglas, too. Keep it up. You know what? That's a hell of a way to go, Tony D. I'm just saying.

Speaker: Let's just go out of the closet and bring your earl for him. I think you guys can make a good sandwich. Hey, Mickey. Hey, Mickey. I was going to get that Michael Douglas. Michael Douglas had throat cancer. Yes. And he claimed it. He claimed because he ate too much. Oh, hello. He claimed because he ate too much vagina. That's why he got throat cancer. Shut up. I shit you not. Yes. That's a hell of a way to go. I'm just saying. If I die and it's because I ate too much vagina, I'm right here.

Speaker: fucking rockstar status. You're good, Mark. I know about that, too. The thing I hate on halves is I can press two buttons and support the streamer with gifts, donation. YouTube has message characters. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You kind of kind of play the game. But, I mean, one moment though. Tony, feel free to speak. Are the girls over here? No.

Speaker: I'm going to lead them to alone, ladies and gentlemen. He should have turned this camera off. Plain and simple, I'm going to be honest with everybody. I miss multi streaming. I miss the community we had. I miss the opportunity. I miss the phone we had. And I miss the people who was joining because of what we were doing. Jeeves, I know you got your own shit going on. Helen got her own shit going on. Rick got his own shit going on. Carmen and Helen got their own shit going on. I just want to see all of us make it on the same platform. I really do. I want to see all of us make it together. I know it's possible.

Speaker: I know it is. I don't think we can do the same thing every day. Even I got to admit that. But I think something could be done. Personally, maybe I'm wrong. I got to sit down after the past year. I got to reevaluate.

Speaker: But this has been a hobby, this has been fun. And the problem I have is once you take something, what's up lady? Once you take something so serious, it starts getting deeper, starts getting personal, starts making you mad. That's why I cut myself back instead of getting mad and turning into an asshole. I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that.

Speaker: I get serious when I do my own shit. You see when I do my music broadcast, I keep my flow going. I try not to fuck with anybody on this show. That's why I drop a comment on there when you broadcast, Jeeves, and that's it. What's up? Really. Next week. Word. Wednesday. Word.

Speaker: I showed Jeff, he about shit himself. You can't, Mark, and I got to respect where they're coming from. Mind you, if you had something that you created and somebody was using it for free and it wasn't getting what they're supposed to off of it based on their proper entitlements, they would be bad too. I get it. I really do get it with YouTube. I really want to tell all the musicians out there, if I ever clip your shit, I'm not trying to rob you.

Speaker: Will I reference you? Sure. Will I give you credit for what you've done? Absolutely. When I do my music broadcast, I try to show the whole video on purpose because it gives them the proper respect in the beginning and the end. And it shows the name and everything. That's pretty much all they need. You're not taking my shit. Make sure I get some credentials for it. And I want to make sure there are credentials. That's why I had a preference for Vivo videos. When that app first came out, I loved it.

Speaker: Vivo played the whole video and showed everything about the artist. Name, album, song. That's all they need. So people know how to purchase this shit. Even when I do my music video shows, I want it to be, I'm playing songs that I love, but I'm also showing you who made it, what album it was on, and what name of the song was. That way you can go find it yourself. I was pretty much free advertising for all of them.

Speaker: I really was. But I play a lot of songs over. I play a lot of the older jams. This new hip hop, I'm not really fucking entirely with it. That's why I like the old shit. And that's why I've hit my level. I played all the old shit I wanted to play. I'm trying to think of something new to do. When new jams come out, I got lucky this year with some of the new songs that came out. Because I've actually done a couple of broadcasts. We had some new shit on the G's called one. G's loved it.

Speaker: Cause I actually had a, I started playing some of the freestyles that I was seeing. I did an Eminem marathon and I played two of the cyphers he was in. That Eminem marathon was, that might've been my last good one for a minute. I'm going to redo a couple of others. I've been saying that I need to go ahead and knock it out. But the Eminem marathon I did. If I'm going to go ahead, I'm going to jump on my own soapbox. If y 'all didn't see that, go check that shit out. It's on my Twitter. That shit was banging.

Speaker: See, I think you were there for, geez, geez, I'm not sure if he was there for that one or not. I'm not sure if he was there for that one or not. I'm not paying for Miss Cloud anymore, even though I should. So we'll cut down some of the broadcasts that I did, but I got about 34 broadcasts on Miss Cloud. I could pay for it again, but the reason that I paid for it was when I go live and pop up with the video, but people weren't popping up.

Speaker: Helen would come in because she was on like I was. Bobby Shutter would kiss the replay, drop a comment. J .G. James Garland would jump in and he would drop a comment. Bobby Shutter would drop a comment. I think all of them, honestly. They showed me that it was getting out. That's what I'm appreciative of. I started pushing myself on wanting the numbers. And the replays for Miss Cloud don't play. You're showing your life. You're sure that you got the song posted up there.

Speaker: Twitter is pretty much going to be my best option because when I do a music broadcast, the whole thing is up there. No cuts, no mutes, no nothing. LinkedIn in the same way. So Jeez, if you ain't on LinkedIn, put your shit on LinkedIn too. LinkedIn and Twitter. They don't cut none of it out. They play the whole thing all the way through. Twitch will mute it. And Jeez, I remember you was telling me it was going with Twitch with all that other crap. Twitter and LinkedIn don't give no issues.

Speaker: Nevermind, he's all - That's for me to you, bro. You don't even sit on your chair like this. Go get your Roku. Excuse me. The fact on here, you have to save so many subs. Yes. And donations too. Twitch, could you make money faster? Rumble, I don't know about it. If anybody's on Rumble, I don't know if I could play music over there or not. But I can't even broadcast in that motherfucker yet. TikTok, I can go live. I can't put the replay up. Instagram will cut the replay of this music on there.

Speaker: Once again, Twitter and LinkedIn gave me no issues. We're starting to get fucked up on Anchor and Spotify. With music? With music. And it's not the music that we play during breaks. It's all those sound clips that I told Jeff, stop playing, stop downloading. And I've deleted them since. It's more than 10 seconds. You get a 10 second limit. That's why I cut that music off when I played it earlier.

Speaker: So we've had, in the last week, and thankfully, excuse me, thankfully, with the show that we do, it's not episodical, you know what I mean? So you don't have to listen to every episode, back to back to back or anything like that, because every episode is different. Mark Habs took less, keep going.

Speaker: Um, so, so every episode is different. So I've just let it slide, you know, and it is what it is. It's because some of those episodes, we had some really good episodes. And some of those that are now in trouble on anchor, but they're still just trying to watch the musical anchor as well. I got it.

Speaker: but they're still on YouTube because I can go on YouTube and YouTube may ban or take down a video or whatever but I can go on there and I can edit it out to where YouTube will take out and all I have to do is give them permission and YouTube will take out of the part of the part of the show

Speaker: that is copy written or whatever. And then it comes right back up. So any of those shows, at any time I can go on YouTube and I can download the audio from them and I can repost them. So I'm not stressing too much about it because you've got almost 300 goddamn shows. Every show is different. You don't have to listen to every show in order.

Speaker: Um, very, very, very seldom do we recap or go back or continue a conversation. Um, so you're not really, you're not really missing anything if they, you know, it's episode one 84. You're not missing anything between 83 and 85. So I don't know anything about Twitch.

Speaker: You need to learn it. But I'm so focused on YouTube right now. But you already got YouTube covered. Go learn Twitch. But I don't. Okay. I'm working on it. I mean, I'm working on YouTube, getting it covered, getting growing it.

Speaker: Twitch will mute it when you try to put up on the replay. While you're playing, you're good. It's the replays with the mute, because I got a bunch of shit over there. How do you keep your broadcast on Twitch? Because ours are deleted as soon as we're done. You got to go to Video Producer and publish it. So I got to go onto the web browser. You're on your computer now, right? You're on your computer now, right? Yeah.

Speaker: Go to another one, don't go to Twitch. Go to another one, don't go to Twitch. Yeah, but you know what? Twitch is also fucked up because everyone - If you stop being an ass and listen, you will learn some money. I'm not, I'm listening. Who the hell are you talking to about listening? I'm not being an ass, I'm being hard -headed. Right now you're being an ass. You go to Twitch, you go to each other.

Speaker: fucking difference that makes you an ass right there that makes me a knucklehead go to your twitch that's right go to your channel hey we're alive no shit Sherlock

Speaker: Okay, so where do I go from here? Go to the right side, go to the right side and go to the video, go to, hang on. Go to what? Hang on. Hold on a second, let me mute this so I can hear you. When you go to your little picture on the right hand side. Okay, okay. Click on that and you see what says channel video producer, creator dashboard. Channel, yeah. Video producer. Okay.

Speaker: Now, you're gonna see all the broadcast you've done, right? Hold on a second, it's loading. This motherfucker. I gotta wait for it to load this goddamn screen. No videos match these filters, your VODs. Go to content on the left side. Home, stream managers, alert. Content. Yeah, I'm in content. Video producer, collections, clips.

Speaker: Video producer. There's no videos. I'm a video producer. You got no videos. You see the little box that says all videos upload past broadcast. It's a box on the left side. It says all videos right under zero selected. Okay. Yeah. All videos. Click all videos. Past broadcast. It's still saying I have no video. Just all videos.

Speaker: All videos, videos pop up. It's not showing anything man. Okay. That means it didn't pop up yet. Um, you have had enough broadcast and you have had enough numbers to be affiliate. You start making nickels and done. This is what Helen and Jeez was getting on me about for a year. Jeez, am I lying? I mean, wow. It shows all my clips.

Speaker: I mean, I mean, it shows my clips from a year ago, just clip. Do you see where it says highlights? No. Okay. That means it ain't up there yet. Because Twitch will leave this shit up there for 14 days if you go live, but you got to put them up there. When you go on my page. Yeah, I mean, Twitch automatically puts them up there, but I mean, it's... No, they don't automatically put them up there. I got to hit publish and put them up. Yeah, like I said, I mean, there's nothing here for me to...

Speaker: video producer. I mean, this does not, it doesn't even show us currently. If you're live right now, it's not going to, when it's over, it'll be over there and you got to put publish and then it'll be up on your Twitch page. All right. Well, I want to keep this up right now. I'm not going to close this window. I'm going to keep it up. And if I can publish this episode, Hey, look, we're live. Go ahead and load. Yeah. Could be faster.

Speaker: something in our mailbox. Everything should be in C. Mark knows about it. Mark, you can walk him through it if I ain't around. But he's got 50 followers. And all of us got to make certain changes if we want to blow up like we want to. I know I do. People want me to stop doing this on camera. And that's the thing, man. And that's what I keep telling people. And this is what I've been telling you, man.

Speaker: I'm not, I'm not, I'm not, I'm not feeding my own ego. I'm not, I'm not trying to. You got to feed some of yourself to get to where you want to be. No, no, no. Like I'm not feeding my own ego. I'm not pushing myself. When I say that there are creators out there, we need to come together under one umbrella.

Speaker: And we need to create a network. And if we ain't even under each umbrella, we got to at least support each other. I mean, damn, we got to start. And this is where my. This is where my. Call what you want to call it. Call what you want to call it, but nobody was calling. Nobody was calling my man Smokey Robinson when he was building Motown. He had to do himself an egotistical maniac.

Speaker: No, he was building a brand. He was creating something. And that's what I want to do. I just want to put it under the nonsensical network. So I want all you sound like you want it up under you. No, I want a network. Obviously, I'm creating, you know, I'm creating the network. I'm putting the network out there. I'm giving the opportunity where all of us can come together

Speaker: I want you guys to be all individual. I'm not coming in. You know, I don't have to be in every show. Tony, I told you and Brian with the fantasy football thing. I don't even have to be in any show. I don't need to be in any goddamn show.

Speaker: But I would love for you guys to put it up on our channels as well. At least one of our channels. We start making money as a network. I buy the bigger, I purchase the bigger and better upgrades on StreamYard so it can go more places. You keep saying I.

Speaker: Well, I, okay. We, okay. You're right, Tony D. I didn't say that because I am paying, I am paying for the, the StreamYard that we have right now. Stop. You're paying for the StreamYard. I'm paying for the Restream. G pays for his own licenses and purposes that everything helmet pays for. Everybody's already paying for their own thing. That's why you're not listening. Hang on. We all had the same idea. You did. None of us wants to be up under each other.

Speaker: But I don't want anybody to be up under me. And that's what I'm saying. That's how you sound. Let me help you out. I think you're right. I think you're right. I'm working on your marketing. If I came to you and said I want everything under the random multi broadcast, because that's what we do, random multi broadcast. We do what we want to do, how we want to do it all the time. The same way similar analysis for analysis. How do I sound to you?

Speaker: I think you're right, and I apologize for that. No, you ain't gotta apologize. I gotta work with terminology. How we deliver our message matters. We had Haps .tv. Everybody met under Haps. Nobody had a problem working under Haps because all of us put our ideas together up under there. Jesus on Periscope, I got that. Helen was on Periscope. We got that. You was on Periscope. I got that. All of us was all over the place, but we came together on one platform already in the first place. That was how that worked. If you

Speaker: want all of us to come together. And I want all of us together. Well, like Mark just said, as a company, not a show. So the company, the company is the nonsensical network. And somebody's got to be in charge. Who's going to be in charge? Why not fucking grab a three or four people, but as a as they want to have a main committee? Yes. But who's going to be in charge? Somebody got to be the face. I mean, the guy with the biggest numbers.

Speaker: I mean, I mean, look at it this way. No, you're not wrong. Look at it this way. Look at it this way. Look at it this way. Wes Wexner created Victoria's Secrets. Thank you. I am. Thank you. No, I know I hear him too. I absolutely I 100 % hear you Tony, but you're saying it differently than we've

Speaker: I'm saying it's different from how you're thinking because your thinking isn't always everybody else's. If you're going to do this as a collective, we got to have each other's mindset together. As a brand, if you want to face, if you want somebody to put themselves out there as a face of the brand, yes, I would put myself out there. But, yes.

Speaker: Nonsense will nonsense is my baby. But this is our show, mine, Jeff and Tony's like Tony. Who's willing to be up on the three of us? This is this is this is our show, nonsensical nonsense. Who's willing to be a brand collectively the founding members of the show. Say for instance, say, say for instance, as as a brand,

Speaker: Uh, nonsensical nonsense, obviously, uh, late night parenting, Sunday night smoke and, and, and, and, and, and, uh, the random broadcaster. Yes. And so our committee consists of you, Ted smoke.

Speaker: Rick and myself. Yes. And that is, and that is the committee that has created nonsensical or nonsensical network. The network that we fall under. You have to have a brand title, like Parcast. Let me help you out. Let me help you out. You put nonsensical. But well, I'm saying the Parcast brand, the umbrella for Parcast.

Speaker: was created by the paranormal podcast. Okay. So the paranormal podcast created podcast and they have true crime. They have, they have missing people. They have our urban legends. They have internet urban legends and it's all kind of, so it's all kind of, and they have all these different shows and all these different content creators.

Speaker: but the paranormal podcast created. And that's why it's called Parcast. And that's why I keep saying nonsensical network because we've created a network like TBS, Ted Turner. He created TBS, the Tara Broadcasting. But everything was on the Ted Turner. But I don't want everything to be under me. You don't sound that way. But if you have - I got you with the title.

Speaker: But everybody knows that that's your title. But if you have five founding shows, and I said for example, nonsensical nonsense, obviously, Sunday Night Smoke. I think nonsensical might be the turn off, Mark. If I was to be an asshole about it, that name would be the turn off. Mind you, we're not talking about just who we are and what we know. We're talking about the globe.

Speaker: what one title would want to be a turn off. It's only going to be a turn off to people who are trying to be serious. Well, no, I know I agree with you and I'm not being. Yes. Yes. And I want you to hear me. It's going to be a turn off to people who already have a sour taste in their mouth when it comes to. We're going beyond that.

Speaker: myself or nonsense. No, it's catchy. It's catchy. It could be catchy for the controversial. We're talking global before we get to that level. I want to grab everybody in the fucking world. My man Eric Bischoff said controversy sells. That was 30 years ago.

Speaker: but it's still true to this day. Tony Lee, look on social media. Who are the people who are the people who are growing and making money? Look at the people on airtime right now. I'm past that. I'm gonna give you an example. My TikTok. The one picture that's got the most views

Speaker: which blew my mind. Actually, I kind of knew it, but I didn't think it was gonna get that many numbers. When I took that picture with that bottle of Crown Peach, out of all the shit I put up there, being the father, put some more links up. I got about 1 ,500 views off of that.

Speaker: And nothing else I have up there got a thousand views. Me being a dad, me posting your show, me posting Ted's show, me posting our Smoke Show, me posting my Miss Cloud, like nothing. And I was like, wow. I was like, wow. But do you want to be known that every broadcast has to be controversial? Or do you want to get serious for a moment and you want people to pay attention and you still want the same numbers? But that's the thing.

Speaker: That's the thing as the nonsensical network. I know. I know Mark. You ready? I know. Podcasting platform or whatever, whatever, whatever, whatever, whatever name we come up with. And I say we, because at the end of the day, if this was to happen. Yes. And the core of the network that we create, and I'm just saying this, and I don't think you'll disagree with me. No, go ahead. It's going to be our show right now.

Speaker: It's going to be Ted. If Ted comes on. If Smoke wants to come on. If Smoke wants to come on. It's going to be Fireman Rich though. If he wants to come on. If he wants to come on. And then it's going to be a fifth. Whoever that fifth is. It'll probably be mine. Wait, what? It'll probably be mine. I probably throw the finish. I would love to have Takara. I would love to have her. You're not listening. I would probably put the Bill Kings fans football league with.

Speaker: But I'm lumping, because you do a lot of different shows. So specifying that more specifically. So I'm talking about the foundation of a network that we want to create. You are a foundation. Ted is a foundation. I am the foundation. Smoke is a foundation. Jeff, when he does his show, is going to be a foundation. Well, I don't know if Jeff will ever do a show, because he's got so much. Say, for instance, whether the fit be leggy,

Speaker: uh, Carmen, whoever, Rick, whatever. So the five of us come together and we, and we come to terms with the fact that we are creating a network. We are creating a brand where right as of right now, I got, I got on stream yard. I got, I got three locations.

Speaker: But ultimately, I say, all right, I'm going to send this to nonsensical nonsense YouTube. I'm going to send this to the random broadcasters, Twitch, or wherever. And I'm also going to send it to Ted's channel. So every episode of our show, we're sending it to one main focal point. We go live.

Speaker: But then every other option we have, we're sharing it out on other pages, on other channels. Because at the end of the day, we have created a channel. We have created a group ultimately to where the point where we're going to create one single channel. And I'm just saying this just as for instance. So there will be one, solidated channel that will be the nonsensical network. I'm not saying that's what it's going to be called. I'm just saying.

Speaker: No, you're fine. I got all of us will have the credentials and everything to log in there. So all of us, when we do what we do, we send it there. That is the number one spot to send it to. And then however many windows we have.

Speaker: And with that, we all benefit because we all, once we start making money, we all can buy the better premium, the better upgrade, and we can send it to more channels. We can send it to more platforms. We can send it to this, that or the other thing. So like we do the show, I send it number one, first and foremost, I put it on the nonsensical nonsense or the nonsensical platform. Then I send it to our YouTube channel. And then I send it to our Twitch channel.

Speaker: or I send it to the YouTube channel. I put it on your YouTube channel. I put it on Rick's YouTube channel. And then I put it on Ted's YouTube channel or Smoke's YouTube channel. So we're growing as a community. And that's my mindset. That's my mindset is growing, growing, growing, growing, but everybody growing together. We have to get rid of the riffraff and the nonsense

Speaker: of people who ain't doing shit. The riffraff and the nonsense of people who just want to have the same god damn conversation day in and day out and don't want to be original. You're original. Every time you come up here, Tony, whether it be your music show or your fantasy football show, you're original. 10 is original every week. Random Rick is original every god damn week. I'm not me. I, yeah, you're actually, you know, I'm original every time I - You're original. You're original, yes.

Speaker: Nonsense is nonsense. The three of us, we are original. Rich is original every morning when he comes up here. We want that originality. We don't want that same stale conversation, but we create a community. We create a network where we're all on the same page and all on the same mindset. And we all have one focus. It's not a focus of trying out 400 different kinds of fucking platforms. It's a focus of finding one platform

Speaker: that we can run on and do what we do and then taking over the rest of the platforms and putting our brand out there. And like I said, I don't, this is not, I'm just saying, the nonsensical network brand, that's a brand, that's a name that people are gonna hear and they're automatically gonna go, oh shit, it's Sunday. Tony D and Brian are on, or Tony D and Rich are on doing fantasy football.

Speaker: Oh, shit. It's Thursday night. Ted's coming on. Let's do some late night parenting. Fuck. It's Friday night and in Gen X. Go ahead and get your shit together because random Rick's here. It's Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. Them idiots are nonsensical nonsense. The most reckless motherfuckers in the nonsensical network are alive.

Speaker: It's about creating a brand, growing and creating a community within ourselves. Outside of the people who listen and watch us, it's about creating a community within ourselves of people who are actually wanting to create and grow. Oh shit, it's, I don't know what day Leggy does her music show.

Speaker: Mark, I love you and I give you extra cuddles. It's about creating that community and that brand amongst ourselves and not worrying about everything else.

Speaker: Because once we, once, even if we don't do this, even if we're just looking out for ourselves and we're looking out for our own brand, once you get rid of all the other bullshit, all the other nonsense. Will you stop repeating yourself? I am repeating myself because you are that dog in the yard chasing his tail. No, I'm not.

Speaker: I don't want you to yell the odds. You were doing the same just as I met you. So what? You're so worried about what everybody else will think. But you're saying what I've been worried about. Everybody coming together.

Speaker: Yeah, but you have to put all the outside distractions. I have. That's why I did my own thing. Hashtag airtime. Hashtag. You stuck on airtime. This was happening with hashtag TikTok. Hashtag TikTok. You don't have your periscope. I just put out, I just put out. I got on TikTok listening to yo ass. Hashtag, no, no, no, TikTok, airtime, periscope, haves. I've done my own thing. All that. I'm trying to think of something new to do. I've done it.

Speaker: You can have my crust. I'm just saying. I've done everything. I've got to do something different. Everybody like to do your own broadcast. I think that don't happen. I would do my own rants. And Tony, and Tony, the other day, you create. I've spoken my mind. I could play so much shit back there. But you haven't done this. Hold on one second. And I'll play this right here. And Tony, what you do as a creator, as an actual creator, as a content creator, when you do what you do, it's awesome. I appreciate it.

Speaker: I love your music shows, Tony. I love the football show. I wish I could be more active on the football show. You can't y 'all busy with family. I got it. Yeah, exactly. And there are going to come Sundays and I'm going to pop in there every opportunity I get every chance I can. I'm not even mad about that because I'm going to be in there every three minutes. I'll be rocking it with you on Sundays when I can be there, but. You get.

Speaker: That's just you and I'm gonna I'm gonna just scratch that but people get so Wrapped up in the outside distraction I'm wrapped up. I have an audience. That's my problem. Yeah, you want an audience, but you are looking for us you you're looking for an audience in a world that doesn't want what you do and

Speaker: What they want, what they want is drama and goofy shit. You are so stuck, stop. No, no, no, no, I'm not stuck on that because I found myself in that same world. But you're still trying to tell me what I already know. Because, but you're still focused on them. You know it, you know it. I still hang around them. I still hang around them. Yes, I realized in that all gonna be there. There are a couple who will still come through. There are some that will come through. That's why I'm gonna turn my back. And that's what I said. When we do this show,

Speaker: Our chat, our chatters box, that's the real ones. When you do your show, your chatters box, that's your real ones. And some of them are the same people. And that's fine and dandy. Exactly. But that don't mean you gotta put so much time into it because that's where I fucked up. And I said the same thing, man. I did the same damn thing. Like I'm getting ready to grow a whole new community right now for myself.

Speaker: outside of the Glick Show. Obviously, I have to grow a community for the Glick Show, but there's another world that I'm diving into. The Glick Show needs to be you getting your old community back. Well, yeah, but my old community is not going to come back. They're going to come back to a certain degree, but

Speaker: They're not gonna come back because they're used to one, and I didn't live in drama and bullshit or this, that, and the other thing. I didn't live in a thirst world or anything like that. So at the end of the day, the Glick Show, yeah, the Glick Show is back. I'm back, I'm doing my thing. Here we go. You guys wanted it, you guys asked for it. Where the fuck are you at? We've done two shows now. We got a third one coming up Tuesday night.

Speaker: you ask for it, where the fuck are you at? Agreed. So, but then I also have, so I had the nonsensical nonsense show that I'm continuously growing a brand for and I have been trying to for the last two years. Now I'm starting to click show. Now I'm also starting a whole nother venture that has nothing to do with live streaming or broadcasting or anything else.

Speaker: In all honesty, it's me coming way out of my comfort zone. But it's also reaching out to a community who has asked for this particular content for a long time. And we'll see how many of them are actually going to cash their chips in and go ahead and live up to it.

Speaker: And don't judge me if you see my TikTok and Twitter, by the way, Tony. Well, baby, what did you say? Clickbait trends, ignore the word network. It's more like a community. Well, yeah, that's what I want to create is

Speaker: is a community. And like I said, you're going to have your foundation. But you have to come to terms with the group of people who are all going to be willing to put their stuff on each other's platforms.

Speaker: I, you know, if Ted wanted it for right now, but I have three channels. So say, for instance, I ran three YouTube channels. It was nonsensical nonsense. Tony's YouTube channel intense. I just need Ted to be okay with, with us putting our show up there or vice versa. So then those would be the three channels that I would run.

Speaker: It's all about growing and trusting each other because you have to come together as one. And nobody's willing to come together as one, Tony D. You've been preaching about it. You've been talking about it. I agree with you 100%. They got their own individual agendas. That's fine. That's fine. I understand that fully because even when I was doing my own thing and I didn't want to hear nothing for a minute, when I created my own shit, I didn't want to hear, I get that. When you create your own shit, you want to hear nothing from nobody.

Speaker: I created this and I would love for this to be on other people's channels. Tony, that's why I was so eager to put it on your YouTube channel or your Twitch channel. I would love for this to be on other platforms and other channels. I did it with no problem. Absolutely. I would love for you to put your shit on our YouTube channel.

Speaker: I can't put, I can put the football, the fans football. Yeah. I mean, like you're like your music or like our YouTube channel or Twitch or whatever, you know, I would love for you to, to, to, to put it on there. You know, I have no problem with it or, or, you know, smoke wanted to throw his show up or Ted wanted or triple or any of those guys like, yeah, throw it up in our channels. Let's fucking grow together. You know, maybe some of our followers will.

Speaker: We'll follow you. Go like what you do. Oh, shit.

Speaker: You have to, and Tony, I know you get on me a lot and I know you guys fuck with me a lot, but this is our show and I would love to create a network, but I'm putting myself out there right here and right now, 100%. Let's get it clean. I'm putting myself out there for anybody who wants to come together and create a network together and share each other

Speaker: across the board on our platforms. Let's do this shit. Let's fucking do this shit. Let's create a network or something where people who are creating people who are having original content

Speaker: Let's come together and, and, and absolutely share each other with you. Whether you got one, whether you got three channels, 10 channels, whatever. Throw, throw, uh, through the nonsense, the one nonsense YouTube up on your, up on your, uh, one of your options. Throw, uh, the, the, the random broadcast drop on, um, up on your broadcast. So throw triple our podcast up on there, throw Ted Hicks late night parenting, throw the smoke show up there. Yeah. You might not agree with it.

Speaker: But we're going to build something that will be amazing. And I listen to a lot of podcasts. I listen to a lot of talk radio. And I know that our show has something special. I know that there's a lot of other broadcasters. Tony Dee has something special when he does his music show. Yes, playing music, is it played out? Yeah, it is what it is. But Tony Dee does something special when he plays music.

Speaker: His football show, I love it. I watch it every time. I've been a part of it. It's great. Ted Hicks is doing some crazy good conversational. Sunday Night Smoke, he's doing his thing. Random Rick, he's doing his thing. These, you know, Carmen and Rick, I mean, they're, Leggy, there is a lot of talented people out there that y 'all don't know nothing about because you guys watch our show, you listen to our show, you hang out in our show.

Speaker: But, I mean, I got three slots. Who's to say I don't put YouTube me? And then I share it out on Leahy's channel and I share it on Carmen and Rick's channel on YouTube. And then an audience that you wouldn't necessarily expect starts to follow us or like us or vice versa.

Speaker: That's all I'm saying, Tony. You've got to get a community of people who want to create and have fun together and respect each other. And we can have disputes. We can have arguments that don't mean I don't like you and I don't respect you. Look at Lady and I. And Helen, if you're watching this and you hear this, I apologize. But look at Helen and I. I mean, we was at each other's throats. Am I wrong? End of show.

Speaker: Am I wrong? No, you're not wrong. We're already coming. But now we're cool now. We're cool now, right? We passed all of it. Yeah, exactly. We moved past it. We've grown, folks. Helen and I are grown, folks. Oh, mercy. Tony D, I love you, man. No, no, no. And I want to create a monster.

Speaker: I know that there's so many talented people out there. There's a lot of us that are doing some awesome shit. But we're not getting out there like we should. And we need to be. We need to be out there. We need to be supporting each other. We need to be on each other's platforms.

Speaker: Now I understand when people tell me when they say I'm talking to myself. Oh, I've been talking to myself for, do you know how many times that I just walk around the house just fucking talking? I see you do it on TikTok, yes. Oh, I've been talking to myself. Actually, did he go on TikTok and make an announcement? I did it three times.

Speaker: Well, I mean, all right. So this is the one place that I can say, this is my shoe. And I am the god known as Glick. But I'm getting yelled at, I got to end the show. God damn, you four hours every fucking night. I decide every fucking night.

Speaker: You gonna look at me like that? Do you post the shows? Do you update the shows? Do you edit the shows? Before I was every night. Not every night. Actually, I'll tell you right now, Tony D. Episodes. Episodes, Tony D.

Speaker: 417, 347, 445, 325, 447, 439, 310, 457, goddamn. Okay, so 207, oh shit.

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Speaker: Where are you at? Well, you know what? We do. We do. Shit. Telling your ass to shit for five months. We did. 4 .13, 3 .16. I'm going to come say hi to Tony on airtime. 5 .28. Tony, wake up. Tony, I'm going to come say hi to you on airtime. We don't know how that went last time. You won't learn. Stop starting shit.

Speaker: No, first and foremost, 459 343 224. Where are you at? 336.

Speaker: Oh, sorry, ladies and gentlemen, I apologize. I apologize, ladies and gentlemen. We get into good conversations. I apologize that we have fun on this show and I apologize that I don't keep it at three hours. Feel free to you and your five friends boycott us and feel free to storm the castle.

Speaker: We do a good show. I think we do a really fucking amazing show on there. I want to do a good show. You okay over there? You okay? With that being said, Tony says we have to end the show. I'm going to go say hot air time and I'm going to make a big announcement on TikTok. Maybe. Or I'm just going to... He's going to go talk somewhere else. I don't know. I got to go let my TikTokers know.

Speaker: why you stop? Oh, sure. Oh, sure is a classic. Oh, I didn't mean to do that. Yeah, that's my man Dan Vasque. Shut up, Mark. How was your McDonald's? You fat fuck. You order $40 of food for one person. Thank you guys for listening. Thank you guys for hanging out. Hopefully you enjoyed the show. Tony D says we have to end the show. Blame him. Yell at Tony D. At

Speaker: Tony D on. Oh, did you just see a vagina for the first time? No. What was that look for? A shocker I have not seen. Jesus. I did not expect that.

Speaker: Were you looking so shocked about I got a miss you wouldn't expect

Speaker: Everything okay? Yeah. Yes. Okay. Shit. Yes. Everything. It's real good. Damn. Alright. Oh. My man got boobies. No, it wasn't no sex with nothing. I'm just saying. That's that's that's a shocker. That sounds good.

Speaker: I'm not going to divulge. Human remains found. Julian Sands, who is he? Julian Sands, he was in 24 and he was a small of them. He was also in a rectaphobia and leaving Las Vegas. Human remains have been found. They believe it's him. Julian Sands? Yeah.

Speaker: That's an actress the name is very familiar Julia say Julian Oh Julian sands. Yes. Oh shit. That's um I

Speaker: He was, uh, he was Joel in smallville. He was Superman's dad. Never watched smallville. Oh, dude. I heard. Yeah. Watch that. Holy shit. I didn't even know that remains.

Speaker: Hikers on Saturday discovered human remains on Southern California's Mount Baldy as officials said the same mountain area, the British actor Julian Sands went missing more than five months ago. Sam Bernadito, Sam Byrne, Nardido, San Bernadito, San Bernadito.

Speaker: The county sheriff's department reported the remains were reported by hikers at about 10 a .m. Deputies responded and transported the remains to the county coroner's office for identification. The sheriff's department disclosed 64 65 year old sans was reported missing on the night of January 13th. Wow.

Speaker: So they just they just last week announced that they resumed the search for Sands. So he's been missing since January. They called it off and then they just announced damn man. Well condolences to the Sands family. Absolutely that that's fucking horrible.

Speaker: Alright, I'm gonna go get him straight. I'm out. Y 'all be good. Ladies and gentlemen, we appreciate you guys listening. We appreciate you guys hanging out. Hopefully, you enjoyed the show tonight. We pulled the curtain back like we always do because here at Nonsenseical Nonsense, we feel like the best conversations are done on the show. Whether you like it or not. Enjoy my man, Dan Alask with his cover of

Speaker: Oh, I'm about to go. What?

Speaker: You should've been gone Knowing how I made you feel And I should've been gone After all your words of steel Ooh, I must've been a dreamer Must've been dreamer, no And I must've been someone else Someone else

Speaker: that you

Speaker: And it shouldn't be cold!

Speaker: hey my friends thank you very much for watching sorry I just wake up realizing that I

Speaker: Yes, sir. Dan Mask. V -A -S -K on YouTube. Go ahead and check him out. Show my man some love because Steve's, Steve Perry's voice is iconic. And, and just build out like, like, like, like, like Steve does is, is hard to do. And this cat clearly, he just killed it, man. He's got a voice on him for days.

Speaker: check them out, show them some love. Speaking of showing people love, appreciate y 'all listening. Appreciate y 'all hanging out. If you're not already, all I gotta say is what the fuck is wrong with you bitches? Check out Nonsenseical Nonsense, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. Go ahead and join us live every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday on YouTube, 7 p .m.

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Speaker: Deuces. Deuces. The big dog himself would tell you if he was here. Pete out. And hound down. My man stand down Dale. He's going to go kick his dog and beat his wife or something. I don't know what he's doing. It's weird. He's from Florida. He's in Florida.

Speaker: The question of the night, Tony D, is can you and will you let these some of my bitches and the words of my man, RIP. Mother had your mother made you motherfucker. This motherfucker is too much. I'm a lot to handle.

Speaker: I'm a bit much, but y 'all love me, man. Y 'all love me. And with that being said, ladies and gentlemen, be good. Or take after your Lord and savior, Glick, and be good at it. Sorry, be good or be good at it. And with that being said, good night. Goodbye, motherfucker. Shit, the motherfucking, boy. Good dog, bud. And you know, I'm really disappointed in ourselves, Tony D.