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Speaker: Mm. Sweet, sweet Miller Lite. They don't put trainings. They put guys with beards on theirs. What's up, everybody? Hopefully you're having a good week so far. It is Wednesday. We're almost there. We're on the downhill slide, if you will. I think that's what they say. Something along those lines. Beats the fuck out of me. I'm just here. I'm just here, ladies and gentlemen.
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Speaker: Being ready to go. That'd be nice. My ass not dragging in at a few minutes after sick. I'm a busy man now. That's what I said. Eventually we get started around 6 p .m. So he was here. Lord only knows where he's at now. I ran off. But I got fucking dealing with it. God damn. I don't know.
Speaker: Pinch nerve or something in my neck the last couple of days and it has been whooping my ass. Like for real, just kicking my ass. It's all down in my shoulder and everything. It's not fun. Getting old fucking sucks, ladies and gentlemen. It really does. Just saying. Fortunately, I'm not as old as Tony D, but still I'm old. I guess that's a plus.
Speaker: I heard your ass. Oh, man. I didn't say anything. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you thought you heard. Jeff may or may not be back Saturday night. Hell, who knows? They are apparently uh apparently Mexico's mother Mother's Day is always on the 10th down there.
Speaker: So they're taking Jeff out for dinner, because he plays both the mom and dad in his house. So he gets to celebrate. Wow. I guess. Wow. I mean, I'm just saying. Y 'all, excuse me. I got to get up. I just had a couple of strange phone calls. Y 'all got to forgive me one second.
Speaker: gonna add a loss for words. In your, in your very, in your magical wonderland that you live in, strange phone calls could be anything. Oh, I don't live in a magical wonderland. Trust me. I got reality. I have reality. Are you sure? Are you positive? Guarantee I have reality.
Speaker: I don't believe this **** You don't believe what **** Just the phone call I just had. This is this is this this this Alright, let me ask you a question. I didn't do it. I don't know. What do you
Speaker: Yeah. Well, I don't think this has anything to do with you doing anything or you knowing anybody. Who do you have? Who's your phone provider? AT &T. Were you having any issues with your phone today? No, I was not. Personally, no. Okay. Maybe it was just up here. I don't know, man. My phone's been on some bullshit all day today. No service. It would probably be Signal Tower.
Speaker: I don't wanna say device, like I said, my device wasn't having any issues, no signal issues. Oh yeah, it's not a device because Nikki was having, she didn't realize she was home all day on the wifi. It wasn't until she left to go to work this afternoon that like, cause she's got a phone and a smartwatch or whatever the fuck you wanna call it. That's connected to her phone.
Speaker: And, uh, what's good. What's going on? I don't have WhatsApp. Uh, but, uh, but that's crazy. You're getting spam calls on WhatsApp. Yeah. Because everybody's trying to get each other's WhatsApp number. All of these, I know that's popping up as a request. So I wish her WhatsApp number. I'm not giving a bunch of y 'all that a bunch of y 'all already to try to get on my email and.
Speaker: I had WhatsApp for a minute years ago, a couple of years back, and I just got rid of it. It was pointless. It was like Discord. Discord was fucking pointless, too. I mean, it ain't nothing but another messenger. Yeah, and Discord's just a lot of group chat. I know a lot of gamers use Discord.
Speaker: I'm not shitting on him. I just don't need it. I'm one of them nothing else as it is. Say he was good. Ted, what's happening? What's going on, Ted? What's going on, Sadish? Yeah, no, I just, it was pointless for me to have. I had it for a minute. It's been, I don't know, like I said, a couple of years back, I was in like a gamer group.
Speaker: And everybody was on Discord and it just, I didn't get all these freaking branch off groups. This is, this is a huge waste of my time. Um, basically the same thing with what, what's that was kind of the same for me. I just had no real use for it. Um, but no, man, we always have, uh,
Speaker: in places where I normally have perfectly good signal. I didn't have shit for a signal today. So it was just, it was kind of frustrating and irritating, especially when I was trying to look stuff up for work. Cause I got an iPhone for work. I don't know if that one was jacked up, but I can barely use a damn iPhone. I ain't even gonna lie to you. Those things are the biggest pieces of crap on the planet. Yeah, I said it.
Speaker: What's going on, Amanda? You're ridiculous. Hey, Amanda, I don't have a problem with all of these apps. I'm on a bunch of them. Don't get me wrong. WhatsApp is good for a lot of people who want to call each other internationally for free. The problem is, a bunch of them are calling it international. I don't know three -fourths of the motherfuckers trying to find out who I am. Yeah, but I mean, you can follow people internationally on Facebook and Instagram and Twitter and all that, and you can still communicate hell.
Speaker: people don't want those. But yeah, I mean, you get, you get, and that's what we had with that gamer group that I was in. There was a whole bunch of us in there and it's just, it just got.
Speaker: mind -numbing the amount of messages throughout the day and night. I agree. Yes, I agree. And I'm like, look, our specific group, if you guys want to get a hold of me, hit me up on Xbox, if I'm live. If I'm on Xbox, hit me up. Outside of that, I really have nothing to say to you. Right, right, right. Well, if you're going to be a part of this group and I'm like, well, then kick me out, I really don't care.
Speaker: Remember, you guys came and asked me. I didn't come asking you to join. Shit. I got a job. I leave the house. Yeah, I pay his Wi -Fi bill. So I got to go to work to be able to afford some of y 'all to live it up under somebody else's.
Speaker: Do you get charged for your wifi by per wife, like your wifi usage? It's not just a monthly. When I was all hats, I have ran over. That's what I'm saying. You got, you, you only have a set limit of wifi you can use at your house. Yes. You don't, you probably don't use as much as I do. Everybody's got a terrible, I read your bill.
Speaker: Tony, I have three kids in my house all the time. I know. Plus me and Nicky, or even before Nicky, and we stream literally everything. We don't have cable here. You don't have cable? No. So how do you use your Wi -Fi? What? What do you pay your Wi -Fi bill at? Oh, to Spectrum?
Speaker: That's all I have is just Wi -Fi. I cut the cord years ago. And especially now, I mean, dude, I just downloaded Pluto and Tubi. Pluto and Tubi, I got that on my television. But yeah, your cable, you got it in the mouth. You probably just don't hit it. Now, when I was on Haps, I would run over my home Wi -Fi, my cell phone, and my iPad. Mind you, I'm using it just as much as I am right now. Haps was really burning our shit out.
Speaker: And I didn't know that I, I don't, man, I don't know. Cause like I said, between, between. I haven't seen an issue with my wifi or my daily uses since house went down. Yeah. I didn't know that it was per day or how much data he used or you had to set limit because like I said, with the three kids, three cell phones for them, laptops, tablets, PlayStation, Xbox, Apple TV, Rojo's.
Speaker: All that shit, shit. I watched ESPN on cable. Nick Lowe's life was good. I watch it. I have the Spectrum app. It's a streaming app, kind of like Netflix or whatever. So I can watch live TV on that. And I have 10 cable networks, but it's ran through the streaming app. It's not ran through like the cable box or anything like that.
Speaker: So I have like, I need some answers on ESPN. I don't know what the hell is going on with that. What's that? I used to be able to watch everything on my phone, like sports and around on PTI. And it was said they changed it to a login through your email. I haven't been able to look at none of those shits. Jay, if you find out about anything on that, let me know.
Speaker: Yes, I mean, I couldn't tell you. You need to stop. I didn't do nothing. We talked to the dog. That's punk ass dog behind me. The dog's not a punk. You know that dog. Stop this shit. Dog's a punk ass. You're a punk ass dog. You ain't got no sense in your fucking head. Come here. Come here with your big old fat ass. What's your problem is? That's why your ass is miserable. Jeez, what's good? Who's miserable? You miserable. Who said I was miserable?
Speaker: You just call the dog a punk. You know you love that dog. You're a punk -ass too. Shut up. Oh, y 'all punk -asses. How you like that? I'll cut you out. I'm building it. I ain't a dog. I'll leave your ass behind. Punk -ass, huh? Deuces then motherfucker. I'll leave y 'all out.
Speaker: I went to that dog, looked at you wolf, and then walk away with his tail wagging. I'm like, I'm going to sleep the whole way right for you, you motherfucker. She just ain't got no sense, man. She been acting a folder the last second. Oh man, to go for it. I'm just, I'm about to sit down. Cable TV will be dead in the coming five years. I use IPTV as literally every channel on this freaking planet. Doesn't that include cable channels?
Speaker: for free would be what I would ask you. Amanda, I am listening, please ask. Yeah, I have the spectrum app and I have all my local channels and then I was able to pick 10 other channels. So of course I had Fox Sports, ESPN, NFL Network, and a couple other channels that I watch. But I mean, it's all through the app. I don't have like a cable box. Woman, you did not ask me that serious shit.
Speaker: I have, I have. We, I will tell you because we are notorious for putting on a t -shirt for the day and that being all we wear. Well, I'm going to have one shorts and drawers and shit, but you know. I have a lot of t -shirts, Amanda. You'd probably shit yourself if you see my closet. It's 98 % t -shirts and hoodies and it's full. What a wall full.
Speaker: My ex -wife used to get so mad because I would buy my t -shirts for work, but a lot of my coworkers were trying to make their own money. They were kind of designed for us to wear. So I would always buy shit from them. I don't wear the same t -shirt to work for three months. That's just the ones that I bought before the ones that I had in the first place. It's not for free. I pay it monthly for like $10. What country are you in?
Speaker: But I have to answer your question. I'm gonna call my serious question. What country are you in? And I'ma wait now. So my apologies for cutting you off and talking shit and going on and all that. I'm actually bubbling the fuck out. I was gonna say for me personally, the reason - Yes, you did, Helena. How you doing? The reason I have so many shirts is because my weight fluctuates up and down so much that I have - If you shaved it, it wouldn't.
Speaker: You always got a hate on my beard. You are a jealous bitch.
Speaker: You're one of them hatin' ass motherfuckers in a friends group. I always got a hate. Like if you were a girl, you'd be that hater in that friends group of girls. Always hatin' on everybody else for what they hate. No, that's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you. That's you.
Speaker: You are. You wish you were half the beard that I am, Tony D. You are the man who was still jealous and upset and hurt that you didn't make it on Duck Dynasty. That's exactly how the fuck you look. I've never even seen that show to be 100 % honest with you. You are happy, happy, happy, and your beard makes you look sad.
Speaker: No, but no, that's the reason because I won't say skinny Glick, but smaller Glick and then bigger Glick. That's why I have so many shirts, personally. Hold on, you missed the beginning of the conversation. You did, you did, you did, you did, you did. All right. That's what I have. Jeff ain't gonna be here. What did you want to talk about, Nicole? We got some shit we gotta address. What do we have to address?
Speaker: I got shit to talk about, but if you got something like it, you gotta get off your chest, get it off your chest. I'm going to get off my chest cause you talked all day Monday. So damn it, we going to do this. I was a little, a three hour show by myself. And then you're like, you fucking talk all damn, whole damn show. Don't give nobody no room to talk. Oh, talking ass, big bearded fat motherfucking cracker ass bitch. He said that I didn't. Oh, I know you're too scared to say it. So I'll say it for you.
Speaker: I found pretty interesting. Saturday will be the Super Bowl of the XFL. Yeah, their championship game. Their championship game looks like a DC and Arlington, I believe.
Speaker: Yeah, Arlington snuck in there too, surprised me. I'm going to go ahead and say I did not have a problem with the season, once again. I was gonna do a little quick broadcast on it, but didn't do it, because I have got to clean my mind. Mentally, I'm going to do some crazy shit. Let me see if I can pull this news alert up, because since I didn't do it, and you have been one of the more consistent members, I would like to do it here, if you don't mind. Yeah, I suppose I'll give you two or three minutes. Motherfucker.
Speaker: I do have sports news, though. It doesn't pertain to the XFL. Let me see if... Did they really, Plummer? Who? Yes, we just got Bob. Whoa! Right, right, Leggy? I thought it was going to be something interesting, something really good the way he came out of the gate like that. I'm like, oh, shit. Tony's going to be on one tonight. We're just going to talk about the XFL real quick. He's a Russian now, sports man.
Speaker: I did not. I haven't even heard anything about that. Yeah, that's great if you can. Give me one second, Tony, dude. Yeah, you had to go ahead and give me that admin back. I can. I don't know if I can do it right in the middle of the broadcast. She said, fuck with a plastic cactus. Damn. All right. And I do want to throw this out there because Glick Ram will be pretty hard this season. All jokes aside, you did.
Speaker: Let me see if I can maximize this monster. I can give it XFL co owners, the way to Rob Johnson, the Danny Garcia talks, successful XFL season team stayed in the hub of 2024. The highlight that I had said they were trying to decide the rights and the wrongs, the ups and the downs. I got to be honest, it wasn't a down aspect of this season at all.
Speaker: What do you think? I know what you said. You was kind of like, yeah, yeah. Well, I think, and we've talked about this study. I came into it a little bit more skeptical than you were. Right. To be 100 % honest. I came into it a little bit more skeptical. Whereas last season with USFL, I was super excited for that.
Speaker: Um, the problem with the XFL is that this is now, quote unquote, the fourth or fifth season that they, that they attempted the XFL. This is the third. Honestly, this is the third. Um, is it the third? Yes.
Speaker: since the WWE says the original open season. This is the third. Yes. So you've already got two. Well, it's the third because they attempt they got their actual or their, their actual third season COVID kind of fucked up a little bit. So, um,
Speaker: So I was a little bit more weary and hesitant of it, especially with the rock taking over and taking over ownership. Now the first couple of weeks, I was not all that impressed by. The games did get better as the season progressed. Right. I like some of the play calling and the way that they do the reviews and some of the stuff like that.
Speaker: it is a little bit more faster pace than the NFL. But as the season progressed, I became more and more of a fan of it and got a little bit more involved with it. I was pleased with this season. I think there's plenty of room for improvement. And next season, as long as they come back, it's going to be 100 times better. And as a fan, it's going to be more enjoyable to watch.
Speaker: The only thing they need to improve is controversy, and that's gonna start bullshit. But they had a decent product, in my opinion. The Iron Dome was not working like it used to. Roman Plummer, you crazy. We went into comics. Helen, you crazy. Obi -Daw P's in your favorite shoes. Amanda, you're hilarious. And then Helen and Jesus, they said they were gonna talk about themselves. The XFL did nothing wrong, ladies and gentlemen. Let me go ahead and throw that out there. The XFL did nothing wrong.
Speaker: Some of you were tired of, you're right, controversy, thank you very much. Some of you out there who were tired of the nonsense in the NFL, what they thought was a fix, what you thought was a setup. XFL did everything standard and straight up. This is what people were swearing they wanted to happen and it happened. I, as a fan, would like to congratulate the XFL personally.
Speaker: I ain't the biggest, I ain't the baddest, I ain't worth the most money, but I will give you some positive criticism. I will give you a positive aspect. You all did nothing wrong and played straight up football. Congratulations, you had a successful season, made it to the bowl game with no type of, I ain't gonna say no type, but you had minimal controversy over a positive product. Big ups. What controversy was there in the XFL? A little bit of Smack Talk. There was an issue with a couple of
Speaker: plays being read small shit, honestly, small shit. Well, I think the biggest thing right now is how much more money can everybody make? Probably not a whole lot more, but - I will say that. I mean, as far as football goes, the NFL still kind of has the stranglehold on the market as being the number one product.
Speaker: without question, it's been a hundred years. Yeah. I mean, literally tickets for this, for this championship game is going, they're going for like 25 bucks. Yes, Amanda. Yeah. They don't want to overcharge anybody. I want to see, I hope they have a packed house out of that. I hope they do. I hope both teams and everybody except for a related gets a round of applause for excellent season.
Speaker: They were on all the channels. They tried to show as many games as possible, no bullshit. Because they were all over the place. USFL is about to be in the same boat. Well, I mean, USFL already was last year. I mean, last year they had already partnered up with Fox and the entire Fox Sports affiliates and any Fox channel affiliate, which included FX, FXX, and all that stuff, and NBC last year. They did good. They did good. XFL was on ESPN.
Speaker: And part of the NBC package is the USA Network. So, you know, USFL is everywhere. And the XFL, I mean, it was on ESPN, I think it was on ABC or CBS, one of the two. So, I mean, it was on major networks and major platforms. It was definitely put out there for people to see without any problems. Yes. And I think USFL, yeah, the USFL is also on Peacock.
Speaker: If you're a streamer because we cock is owned by NBC. The USFL is on. So I mean the products being put out there. And like I said, the beginning of the season, it was just kind of sloppy and gross and. And not very fun to watch. I mean, they look like a bunch of high school kids out there.
Speaker: I know there's a lot of former NFL guys or college guys out there, but they really look like a, like a JV varsity or junior varsity football squad. And they look bad at the beginning of the season. In my opinion, because I watched a couple of games and it was tough and I'm like, I'm mad at itches. I ain't gonna lie. Itches. God, I hope this gets the itches. I ain't gonna lie.
Speaker: So I have high hopes. Like I said, I became a. As the season progressed, I got became more and more of a fan of it. I'm still bigger fan of the USFL, but I was truly excited for that. Last year when it came out and I was looking forward to this season. Coming back around, I'm happy for both leagues. I can't lie.
Speaker: Everybody wanted something different. Everybody was tired of what was out there. So the door was open. If you still ain't satisfied, I just don't think you're just a miserable motherfucker. I just got to go ahead and tell you. You've got options on any and everything and you still ain't happy. Your ass is just miserable. I will say that as much as I can.
Speaker: The thing that I like about. And a bunch of you ex football players, I swear they doing this wrong. They're doing that wrong. Go get one of them teams and one of them leagues. If you can't get it, let's just face you fucking suck. Like I said, I'm on broadcast. You got the NFL, the XFL, the USFL, the CFL, and the Arena League. And you still ain't playing? Do me a favor. Sit down. Shut the fuck up. Is the Arena League coming back? I thought it was. Well, thank you.
Speaker: Let's see here. Well, thank you. That's the biggest topic I have right now, other than what the hell is going on with ESPN. Anybody out there who has ESPN as an app, I don't know what the hell has been going on with ESPN for the past couple of months. Did I log in? Yes. Did I log out and log back in? Yes. Did I try it on more than one device? Yes. What's great on my laptop doesn't work on my phone, doesn't work on my iPad for some damn reason. Let me try my iPad in a damn minute.
Speaker: ESPN, I'm a fan. If you can hear me, I'm gonna talk to you like I taught Twitch. Y 'all let me know what the hell is going on with these login issues and get at your boy. There's no convincing Tony to grow a beard because he can't. He's just jealous of mine and has to bring it up multiple times. I don't want to walk around looking like him. He's I had a goatee. I had a chin strap goatee for years. I've got a goose strap. First of them all. I had one too. If you think women love your beard, you should have seen the women who loved mine.
Speaker: I have still yet to see you with a beard. And what you sent me a picture of and said, this is my beard. That is not in any way shape or order or on any multiverse. Does that constitute a beard? That was beer. That was peach fuzz at best. My broster had a better beer than you. Well, now I was
Speaker: I was hygienically maintained outside of that apocalyptic junkyard. You got ice? I am hygienically maintained. My beard is washed every day. I have six -four. I have product in my beard. I keep my beard nice and conditioned. I keep everything in it. I keep it brushed. I'm not Jeff over here shaving my beard off because there's COVID living in it. Hey, that was pretty smart of him while you're lying.
Speaker: Yeah. Listening to his Mexican doctor in Mexico say you have to shave your beard because COVID is living in it. No, just wash your beard. I heard that. It wasn't just Mexico. I did hear about that one. Wash your freaking... Thank you, Amanda. Wash your freaking beard, you nasties. That too, yeah. Wash your snails. Thoroughly. Wash yourselves. Properly. You fucking dirty birds. This is the truth. That is true. That is true, but easy way.
Speaker: Wow. Wow. All natural beard oils. It makes your beard shine nice and pretty like and conditions it real good. I bottle that shit up. Yeah. Bring my beard out. Bottle it up. Save it for later. It's just a fucking slip and slide. You're gonna be sliding all over the place. I got traction control. Jesus.
Speaker: Okay, we got games going on in the bundle. I forgot about that. One, two, three games in London and two games in Germany next season. Yeah, they were supposed to announce that this evening. They're doing it now, yeah. I don't know why it's a fucking spectacle, but... Because they're trying to expand the product. They don't need any... They don't need any help, man, because...
Speaker: The fans, the fan base over in like Germany and England and down in Mexico is already there and they get excited. I mean, Germany, when they announced that game last year, because it was the first game in Germany with the Bucks and whoever it was they played.
Speaker: Uh, I think it was like five, 10 minutes tickets were completely sold out. Yeah. I mean, Germany, they had a team over there. They had a Euro league. What happened to the Euro league? Yeah. Uh, and the same thing with Mexico when they, when, when, cause I mean, they had to take a break from going down there. Well, one year they had the flooding that was like a hurricane or some shit. So they couldn't do the game down there. And then COVID hit. So it had been a couple of years. So the fans down in Mexico were ready for the NFL to come back. Right.
Speaker: So I mean, you don't have to, you don't have to - All you gotta do is make it happen, I agree with you. Yeah, you just gotta give them the games. And that's why they keep talking about doing the European NFL, but they're trying to say that they want the European teams to play with the teams over here. And it's like, you can't sustain that. You're gonna kill the players. That's what I think has happened, yes.
Speaker: because England wanted an NFL team and they were talking about it. But how are you going to, how are you going to try to buy the Jaguars? Yeah. I mean, how are you going to justify having an NFL team in England? Unless they play half of their games that season, but even still you got eight teams that have to travel over there and then half of their games here. So then they have to find a stadium that they can
Speaker: play all eight or nine of their games, remaining games or whatever. So, and then it's at an unfair advantage that they get half the season home field advantage and then they're away for half the season. You know, it's just a lot of traveled on the players. Like you said, that's that is, it's not even that the NFL can't afford it. It's like jet lag. Jet lag is real. If you've never flown into national jet lag is real as hell. It is traction control. When I do this, I'm kicking it into four wheel drive.
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Speaker: So yeah, what's happening? Go ahead. Go ahead. This was going to strike a nerve for a lot of people I already know. What is? I'm going to go ahead and say it. I wish those airtime folks was in here right now. I'm not going to lie. But based on what I'm seeing. No, I'm not. Based on what I'm seeing right now, I have got to tell Lenny she was correct.
Speaker: on what? What the hell is going on in the border? El Paso is looking out of control. It's on the news right now. I did hear about it at work. I was like, El Paso's been pretty bad. I said, no, it's not as bad as it is now. It's worse. I mean, they are literally littering the streets with people.
Speaker: I don't know if it's true or not. I used to know people who lived down there. It's been, you're good. It's been about 20, 30 years. I didn't know somebody and it was like El Paso was bad with the crime from the guys coming across the border. I knew about that. I had no idea it got as worse as it has gotten. They are showing people how many forces coming across the country and everything. It's getting bad, y 'all. I can't lie. It's getting bad. Anybody down there in Texas, I need to holler at you.
Speaker: This is a broadcast in itself. We damn near need some live coverage. We really do. It's not good in Texas, in my opinion. At all. Why is this dude walking around looking like? So. What?
Speaker: What was Lenny right about and what's going on in El Paso? Lenny was pretty right about how the board is being overran. I'm like, it's always been overran. I thought they were, you're going to imagine, I thought they were exaggerating some of what's going on down there. No, it's, I think it's actually worse than what they're telling us. I mean, okay, but why? What's going on? The city, El Paso's overran.
Speaker: with people running there. You're good, man. El Paso is really - Yes, he's legal immigrants. Yes, it's over. It's pretty bad. And I was like, you know, I'm not going to worry about until they get into San Antonio. I already knew there was a San Antonio. I heard those stories a decade ago. Brownsville, yeah. All those more major border cities in the country. El Paso and Tijuana, in my opinion.
Speaker: because, I mean, we had this conversation two and a half years or so ago that this was gonna start happening on the show when Biden got into office, because they wanna be, oh, everybody's welcomed, everybody's welcomed. But this shit just looks bad. Well, that's what happens when there's no border control. I'll be honest, this shit was already happening. Like I said, this shit was happening in the early 2000s. And if anybody knows anybody from Texas, ask them if I'm lying.
Speaker: I've been hearing about El Paso. It's one of those things that it's been happening for years, but it's a million times worse than what it was in the last couple of years. But like I said, what I saw today, I'm like, shit. I really didn't, I really underestimated how bad it was. I just gotta admit it. I underestimated some of it. I mean, it's just like in New York,
Speaker: I mean, crime's always been bad in New York. Yes, crime has been down a little bit in New York. Just in this last couple of years, it's been 500 times worse. And Ted, you can confirm that with us when you get a chance. You know, I was listening to a news report because they were talking about that Marine vet that killed that crazy person in the subway. Yeah, don't get me started on that shit. You know what? Buck around, play stupid game, win stupid prizes.
Speaker: And as a lawyer from New York said, in 2022, hold on a second. We got that part, Helen, but the fact is it's still happening. Whether it's propaganda or distraction or not, these are actual events that are happening. And people are, they are fucking kidnapping and decapitating political figures in these cities. I knew about this from the early 2000s.
Speaker: It's fucked up. I can't lie, it's fucked up. What'd you look at that? I was watching this report on it because I only knew a little bit so I was kind of just thumbing through.
Speaker: different articles and different, and this was earlier today and I meant to save it, but I didn't really want to have the conversation. But they said like in 2000, from 2000 to 2002, there was X amount of homicides or whatever in New York subways. In 2021 or 2022, they tripled.
Speaker: And now you have a guy who is once again being persecuted and for my opinion, doing the right thing because you have all these videos all online of people stomping homeless people to death in the subways just to get views and likes murdering people, robbing people, and nobody's doing anything about it. And then somebody that has over 200 freaking arrests that include multiple assaults
Speaker: was restrained. He died. That sucks. But no, we're gonna protest him and make him a hero. No. Did you see how he died? He got choked out. Did you see how he got choked out? Did you see how he got choked out? That's why you'll be a victim and I won't. Did you see how he got choked out? No, that wasn't all that happened.
Speaker: The Marine had him in a choke hold and two other guys held his arms out. They restrained him. That was not restraint when you had a choke hold. That's bullshit. He was restrained. Somebody did something. Why do you mean that? Now he's being persecuted for it. If you're in a choke hold, why do you need to be restrained? How many people? Tony D, how many times have you been putting a choke hold? Maybe quite a few times. What did you do? Just stand there and let it happen? I walked off that. But you need your arms. That's why you get restrained. You're in the choke hold and you're on the ground. And two guys are holding your arm out. You just got killed.
Speaker: Not necessarily. Bullshit. I'm still alive. What two guys held your arm out when you was in the chokehold? I had five guys on me and one guy choked me out. Yes. What did the other four guys do? They were holding me down. And you still got out? No. I woke up. Because they choked me out until I passed out. And then I woke up.
Speaker: I don't like I said, if somebody's choking you out, what do you do? You fight back. So you answered your own question. Why was there two other guys holding him down? The dude ran on the subway, started yelling, screaming, making the radio. Yes. He already is. As I just said, he's got over 200 arrests for assault.
Speaker: and various other crimes. I heard about that. I heard about that. But. Including one woman that's basically. You're supposed to get arrested for murder. That's what they want. Again, because somebody does something about all the bullshit because the cops can't do anything because their fucking hands are tied because of this left wing agenda.
Speaker: They're being persecuted. And of course we're making another, another criminal, no criminal into a hero. This shit, this shit on the subways has been happening in New York since I was a kid. Yeah, but it's motherfucker touches you. It has gone, but the numbers have gone through the roof 300 times more than what they were when you were a kid, Tony.
Speaker: I mean, people are openly murdering people on the subway with hundreds of people watching without a care in the world because there is no consequences for their actions in New York. That's not true. There are no consequences for their actions in New York, in the city. No, the border is being overran here. I got to admit it. The border is absolutely overran. The border is overran, seriously.
Speaker: right now. The floodgates have been opened up in the last few years, last several few years. The last person that tried to do anything about it was basically burned at the state. But it's getting ridiculous with the border the last few years. I would say the last six years, five years, it's absolutely out of control.
Speaker: There's only so much that you can help people with and other - There's only so much law enforcement can do. This is true. There's only so much law enforcement can do. Especially when we have enough problems in our own country and that's one of our country's biggest problems. Instead of fixing in -house problems and then worrying about everybody else in the world, we want to worry about everybody else in the world and not worry about our problems. Well, we used to worry about our problems. I don't know what the hell went wrong. A woke agenda is what went wrong. I don't even know what the fuck you wanted.
Speaker: I think the biggest thing that people found was wrong is once we started getting ourselves together, we started demanding more for what we were doing. And they don't want to do that. They'd rather pay somebody else less than get the same amount of work done, which is why we got people coming in from other areas. They're willing to do the jobs we don't want to for less money. You got to keep them separated. And that's what our media has been doing for the last several years. We don't control divide and conquer.
Speaker: As American people, we're strong as fuck when we stand together. We don't stand together no more. That's because our politicians and our media has done everything in their power to divide and separate us. Well, when the people gonna fight it? Well, when the people fight it and they stand up to it, then they're called racist and bigots and misogynists and Uncle Tom's or various other names. That's what I say, Helen.
Speaker: I don't think anybody has ever used the term, not wanting immigrants anymore. Yes, they are. But there is a difference between our country being founded and built on immigrants who came here with a purpose and with a cause and did everything correctly and not just storming the gates, which is essentially what's happening, especially from Southern countries.
Speaker: I have no problem with immigrants. I've known several. I mean, I've had several that were customers from all over the world when I worked at Orkin down in Charleston. That's why Google Translate was my best friend because I didn't speak Russian or Chinese or Arabic or anything like that. And they had a hard time with the English language. Yes, they spoke it, but they still struggled with it. And Google Translate became my best friend.
Speaker: And they love the fact that I was willing to do that so that we could talk in conversation. Shit, we'd have full blown conversations sitting at the restaurants, just talking about how their kids were doing a shit like that, using a damn Google Translate. Cause you got decent people that are coming there. Yeah. And it's, you know, and it's not even all, all immigrants are bad because you got your bad apples in every group. Every group. I 100 % agree. Even if they come, you know, even if you say,
Speaker: You know, say, you know, somebody from Russia comes over here and does everything 100 % right. If they're a bad person, they're a bad person at the end of the day. So to say that they're all only criminals and whatnot, they're not. Some of these countries are horrendous. And despite what Jeff says about how great Mexico is, Duke lives in Cancun. He's sheltered. He lives in a tourist city.
Speaker: Exactly. I've been saying thank you for everything. But, you know, that goddamn country is a fucking disaster. Jeff just is sheltered in his little Cancun bubble because it's a tourist hot spot. So, you know, Cancun is kind of left to its own devices, so to say.
Speaker: No, I have no problems with immigration at all in any way, shape or form, but there's, I mean, and I know it's not easy. And I think we can, I think as, as a country, we could do things to help people and provide for people to a certain degree. But at the same time, I also see how our vets are treated. I see how many homeless vets we have. I see veterans who can't get the proper help that they need mentally. And the only options they have are just to kill themselves.
Speaker: 22 a day, Tony D, you're a vet, you should know that. Not all VAs are happy -go -lucky hunky -dory. I know our friend Jordan, she was very blessed. That's a VA that she had down there in Tampa, took very good care of her. And that sounds like a really good VA hospital down there.
Speaker: But not all of them are like that, unfortunately. I know the one in Charleston was an absolute joke. Why was it a joke, honestly? They weren't taking care of the vets properly. They couldn't get in to get their appointments. They weren't able to get their meds. They were being pushed back and everything else. And being in Charleston and being the fact that there was a Coast Guard base, a Navy base, Air Force base, there was a lot of vets grounds down there. There's a lot in this city too.
Speaker: was a lot. I mean, if we weren't already being taxed to death for everything else in America, then maybe we could give universal health care. But unfortunately, I already pay enough of my taxes as a handout to people who aren't doing anything. I really don't want universal health care type on there as great as it would be. I agree 100%. It would be awesome if we had like the same health care that Canada had. But unfortunately, we don't
Speaker: Trust me, trust me, Helen. I won't put the numbers out there, but if I showed you my pay stub for how much I pay a month for medical, you might shit yourself. Yeah, I'd be a tough medical as well. And I'd have mentioned the fact that I pay city taxes for three cities and I only live in one. And I got my school taxes. That's not even including the federal and
Speaker: and you know, my government taxes and I'll just say that a little over half of my check goes to medical and taxes. Oh, I know the UK you guys are getting taxed at death.
Speaker: Mark in the UK is coach. You already ran the numbers. OK, cool. Yeah, we get we we we have a friend of the show mark who lives out there and he was on here in the chatters box one night talking about it and breaking it all down and stuff like that. And it blew my fucking mind. Because I know what I pay. Most sex in America. Yes, it does. Yes, it does. And nobody's against that. Even me.
Speaker: Yeah, I have no problem. But most of our taxes don't go to the armed forces, unfortunately. National defense is one of the first things they're paying for. Yeah, which is fine. Yes, we're not going to, even I as a vet, and even when I was an event, the last thing I'm going to say is, why is any money going to the military? That's a no brainer.
Speaker: That's a no brainer. You want national defense because the minute something goes wrong, the first thing people gonna ask is what's the government doing about it? That's the first thing they're gonna ask over here. Well, and we've talked about, we broke down the numbers when we were having the gun debate and talking about why as a country, America has never been invaded either. Not only our military, but we're allowed to have guns over here.
Speaker: They ain't help on nobody. They're fucking people up more than anything. We can go ahead and admit that too. All these damn guns is fucking shit up.
Speaker: Are they bad people? Say what? Is it the guns or the bad people, Tony D? It's the stupid motherfuckers with guns. You realize that you take the guns. We start shooting up elementary schools. I got a problem with this shit. You do realize just if you legalize guns, there's other things. I mean, they can use cars. That's been used to kill people. They've done that too. So you would take all cars away. It goes back to your stupid motherfucker point. But here's my thing with the guns. These motherfuckers are shooting up elementary schools. I got beef with them.
Speaker: I got beef with them. As you should, as anybody should, obviously. But at the same time, as I've said a million times, I'm a gun owner. I've been around guns my whole life. I've never shot anybody with my gun. See, you're one person now, 330 million. I can name, I mean, if we got time, I could just start rattling names of people that...
Speaker: You know, there's a lot more people, there's a lot more people out here that are not shooting people up than the people that are shooting. But we got to get back to the dumb motherfuckers who's fucking it up for every damn body.
Speaker: And that's what I said, the dumb motherfuckers - If you shoot up elementary schools, I got a problem with your ass. Why don't y 'all do me a favor and shoot some legitimate motherfuckers like motherfuckers fucking with kids? Why don't you go kill a decent motherfucker like a motherfucker fucking with kids? See, some of you criminals out here, y 'all getting, see, I'm about to act the fuck up. Some of you criminals out here getting on my nerves. Y 'all doing the wrong shit. Y 'all really doing the wrong shit.
Speaker: Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want to do shit out of spite. Y 'all want
Speaker: How many people can a car take out versus a semi automated weapon? A car could take out almost many people. So that motherfucker runs out of gas. It could take out a lot of people. There was an incident in England a few years back where the guy drove the van into a crowd of people and I think took out a hundred or so people. There was a guy that ran in Chicago.
Speaker: Chicago, I think that was Minnesota. The Thanksgiving Day parade where he just came fucking just barreling down the road. That was Minnesota after the George Floyd shit. That dude ran through there on a bridge or some shit like that. I remember that. New York, that shit just happened. I think Washington State of Oregon had that shit going on too. It wasn't only three. But I mean, they're the guy, like I said, on the Thanksgiving parade, I mean, it happens.
Speaker: I mean, a weapon's a weapon. Anything can be turned into a weapon. Anything can be turned into a weapon agreed. You know, now granted. But, you know, and I hate to break it to all these these AR -15 nutbags. It's just a fucking rifle. My nine millimeter can fire faster than that AR -15, and in most cases has a bigger magazine than most AR -15s, unless you have an extended magazine. No, it doesn't. Or clip.
Speaker: No one does it. With nine millimeter, it has more than a magazine than an AR -15. An AR -15 typically holds about 12 to 15 rounds. Typically without a banana clip, but they had a clips out there. They got a hundred round banana clips. My nine millimeters, 15 in the clip, one in the chamber, that's 16. So many of y 'all's got a hundred round clips. Yeah, that's what I said, outside of an extended mag. Yeah, that's what I said, but they don't have extended. Your standard clip. I can buy a fucking barrel clip to put on my nine millimeter and hold 300 rounds, Tony. That's crazy. Y 'all are nuts.
Speaker: I've seen it. Actually, I have a buddy down in South Carolina that had a nine millimeter like that. Had this big old fucking barrel clip on the wall. A barrel clip for a fucking nine? Yeah. And his nine millimeter, he was able to swap it into a fully automatic gun. None of y 'all should have that shit. Let's go in the world with another country and they're about to be over here. I've got two standard clips for my gun.
Speaker: or magazines or whatever you want to call them. My guns, one in the chamber and 16 in the clip. That should just to be funny. You ain't got no reason to have a hundred round clip on a knife. You can't even carry it. Thank you. No, trust me. I agree with you. I agree 100 % with you.
Speaker: This should be drug laws. They're drug laws and they're trying to regulate them, but they're not because the bad people are still doing what they, whatever they want, which is my point about the gun laws. The way they're moving drugs in and out of this country, they almost can't do shit about it. People who are doing things right, they're not doing the drugs. I'm not doing, I've never done drugs in my life. Well, that's a lie. I smoked weed twice when I was 16. Not my cup of tea, not my thing. So,
Speaker: I drink. The bad people are still gonna do the bad things. That's what I'm saying. Yeah, people are still gonna do the bad things. This is true. Don't make me an easy target out there, damn it. Like I said, I carry my gun all the time. They got to because the shit's out of control. The biggest problem with drugs, the biggest problem with drugs entirely, pushes and overuses. That's it. Yeah. Well, I mean, I mean, you have somebody that's
Speaker: that's providing you have your distributor. Distributed not an issue when they're trying to push it on people and then people get addicted to it. Huh, what the hell is going on here? I don't know. I don't know either. What'd you do? I didn't do anything.
Speaker: Not sure. I just realized my timer wasn't up there and I was like, are we live? But yeah, of course we're live. No. Um, yeah, like I said, and I said this Monday night, I carry my gun all the time, but nobody knows I carry it. You keep telling them. Yeah. I walk into, I walk into every business I go into and every, Hey guys, I got a gun. No, I'm just saying like, I'm not out there flaunting it and showing it off, but
Speaker: somebody starts popping off. Of course, I also. But I also did a broadcast on it last year based on what I read on the gun laws in this country. They're not going to change what they don't. It's actually written that you they are not going to tell you how to not defend yourself. And if you can make a gun, it's not a problem. It's actually fucking written. I would like they ain't gonna be able to do shit about it. I wish I saved every quarter to what I did with Rick last year.
Speaker: They not gonna do nothing about it. And you can make your own and they're like, okay. Oh yeah, you can, these 3D printers. I'm not understanding these 3D printer shit, I'm really not. I wanna see something, I wanna see if I can. Oh yeah, the money involved is a given. Whatever we make other people are gonna buy, that's a given. Just like the planes in the military. They don't want good. Well, just keep flying them, keep trying them out. Try and do all the troubleshooting you can. Why? Because somebody else is gonna buy.
Speaker: I read it. Trust me, I read it. I didn't get past the first fucking hour. And I was like, damn, they got all my answers already. They are not gonna change it. Here's the crazy part. The minute you use a fire arm, you are going to do federal time. That is also written.
Speaker: The minute, the second you use the discharge of firearm you are doing federal time, it's in there. That's why I don't want to run. You're going to tell me it's legal, but then tell me I can go to jail for using it. That's why I don't have one. It's fucking written.
Speaker: That was the day the town hall in New Hampshire Trump gonna be there y 'all might as well go ahead get your news ready. I don't I don't I don't think I don't think now I'm not saying guns are are or are not out of control. I don't think they're nearly as bad as as we're led to believe by the media and whatnot because it is it is a
Speaker: I was trying to look up a poll here.
Speaker: It's a ratings getter. You're not going to report on the stories that involve knives or cars. I know there's a lot of deaths in America every year by guns. Unfortunately, we have Chicago and Baltimore and Houston and Compton and areas like that where there's 100 people killed a weekend.
Speaker: Houston. Yeah. LA. Yeah. Oakland. Yeah. The gun violence in Chicago and Baltimore is ridiculous. Especially Chicago on a weekend basis. I mean, there's been a week staying over the past six, seven years over the region. Yeah.
Speaker: Okay. Don't worry. Don't take it personal. We just don't. We're so inundated with videos from Jeff that we don't watch videos anymore. This is a movie I was supposed to watch and shoot last year. Have we watched it yet, Hannah?
Speaker: No, and I'll say it again. We do need stricter, we do need stricter gun laws. I agree 100%. It is way too, it is way too fucking easy to get guns in America. What is the most important lobby group in Congress? I don't know. The NRA ain't nothing gonna change. I wouldn't say nothing's gonna change.
Speaker: And I still feel like there should be some kind of psychological evaluation that we can do. I know it's unethical and probably not right and everything else. And it's going to take longer for people to get a gun. I mean, nah. If you go the legal route. Well, if you do it the legal route and you change the laws, it'll make it harder. I went in and I bought my gun.
Speaker: in your state, in your city. Yeah, in my state. In my state, I went to the gun shop. I went in, I found what I wanted. The guy said, OK, cool. Let's go ahead and get you taken care of. We got to run a background check on you. He says it's going to take 15, 20 minutes, maybe a 30, maybe a half hour. I was like, OK, no worries. What's that? It used to take a week. I said, no worries. I ain't worried about it. Came back five minutes later. He said, Jesus Christ, that's the fastest background check I've ever gotten, and I'm a vet.
Speaker: Well, you got a clean record, right? I'm spotless. That's why I didn't say long. Well, I mean, even when I got my clearance on base down in Charleston, because we had a couple of tugs that we took care of, and you got Homeland Security Training Facility, a Naval Base, and Customs, and you had to have this fucking clearance to get on there. I was the only guy in the company that could get clearance.
Speaker: because they were like, we don't even want you anywhere. If you got a fucking seatbelt, they were really dug in. And it was hard for us to do that contract because up until then they would have to bring the boats off base to the pier and then we had to do the boats there.
Speaker: Yeah, and within outside of the hour and a half that I hung out talking to all the guys and because it was a locally owned gun shop, veterans, all veteran employed. And I was just shooting a breeze with all of them and hanging out. It took me all of 20 minutes to get my gun.
Speaker: Yeah, most people right now, it takes 20 minutes. But I'm also, like I said, I'm a law abiding legal citizen. For the most part, as am I. But even in that, even with me saying that there should be a psycho evaluation, I don't necessarily disagree with a psycho evaluation. I really don't. I'll be the first one to say, I honestly don't think that I would have passed a psycho evaluation to get a gun.
Speaker: I know I have anxiety, I know I have depression and stuff like that, but I'm not at the point where I'm gonna run out just because I'm having a bad day and I'm gonna shoot up the mall. I generally just play Call of Duty and drink a couple beers. But with what I say, even myself personally, who I've grown up with guns, been around them, believe it or not,
Speaker: I read up on a lot of things and I research a lot of things and I look into a lot of things. I just find myself falling into wormholes and I forget a lot of numbers and stuff like that. That's why I'm always fact checking myself. I can't remember all the numbers I read. I read a lot of shit. I've had a few concussions in my time. So the old think box doesn't work as well as it should some days. So I have a hard time remembering things.
Speaker: But so, I mean, I try to, I just don't really don't enjoy having these conversations, but it happens and it's okay because, you know, as we've discussed Tony and I can have these conversations and we can get our points across and we can both see each other's side of the story for the most part. But anywho,
Speaker: Drugs are bad. Bad people with guns are bad. Immigrants rushing the border are bad. Separation, segregation, division amongst Americans is bad. I'm gonna call a fucking mutiny. I'm gonna take over this fucking ship, Tony. Do you with me or against me? The way you run shit is questionable. I don't know right now.
Speaker: I found a shirt I'm going to get. It says show supervisor. It's going to be my podcast show. Let's uh let's cleanse our pallets. Let's take a real quick break. Let's come back. um Tony D. I got a couple things I want to talk to you about. Oh god. Play the song going to the bathroom. We talked we talked about Bo Jackson last week.
Speaker: All Bo knows is in the news today. I just see nothing on Bo Jackson today. Yeah, Bo Jackson's in the news today. So, we're gonna get back to the basics. Have a little fun. I'm gonna make Tony Scratch his head and go, what the fuck? You like books, Tony Dean? I haven't read a book in a while on purpose. I'm tired of reading. I feel you on that.
Speaker: I got a, I got a topic. I want to talk to you about, about a book in general. The book of Mormon. Oh, what's going on? That might be why. What's going on, Bobby shadow? That might be why something's going on with my, uh, with my screen here.
Speaker: That might be why it's all. Oh, I know what it is. Boom. There's my timer. I'm a fucking idiot. Anyways, we're gonna take a real quick break, guys. Hey, Tony. I got something for you. Don't curse me out. We're probably gonna curse you out. Don't curse me out. Enjoy this, ladies and gentlemen. I don't want to spoil it for Tony D. That's a little mashup I found.
Speaker: For everything we said, but we said it all He told me that you wish I was somebody you never met But baby, baby, something's telling me this ain't over yet No way it was out last night I kissed your lips, make you grip your sheets with your fingertips Last bottle of Jack, we split a fifth Just talkin' about life, goin' stiff as if you're you
Speaker: Move back here in just a few minutes.
Speaker: You know you love to fight and I say shit I don't mean it But I'm still gonna wake up on you and me I know it last night we let the liquor talk I can't remember everything we said but we set it off You told me that you wished I was somebody you never met
Speaker: We break up, I see you tell lights and the dust You call your mama, I call your bluff In the middle of the night, pull her right back up Yeah, my, my friends say let her go Your friends say what the hell I was And trade your kind of love for nothing else
Speaker: No way it was out last night
Speaker: Remember everything we said, but we said it all You told me that you wish I was somebody you never met But baby, maybe something's telling me this ain't over
Speaker: For everything we said, but we said too much I know you back this shit and slam the door out before you left But baby, baby, something's telling me this ain't over yet No way it was our last night No way it was our last night
Speaker: I know you said this time you really want coming back again But baby, baby, something's telling me this ain't over yet No way it was that last night No way it was that last night
Speaker: And welcome back everybody. Oh, quick hit right there. Tony had taken shit. Tony's taking shit everybody. It's not my best pick, but I was in a rush trying to get songs because I'm a busy dad. All right. I'm a full -time dad. Three kids. They run me ragged. So.
Speaker: try to find new stuff every show. Sometimes that's why we run late. But anyhow, welcome back to the Nonsensical Nonsense, everybody. Sorry about the seriousness in the first hour. We got ourselves feeling all sorts of ways about things. But it is a little bit, it is what it is. Anywho,
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Speaker: I know leggies over there across the pond. I know it's in the middle. Is it in the middle of the night for you? I got a friend of mine, Mark, who watches and it's usually around one or two in the morning for him when he pops in and buddy in Australia. So, I mean, shout out to you guys. Uh,
Speaker: I, uh, sorry. I, uh, just bought some, uh, a couple of new shirts and, uh, uh, new pair of, uh, gray sweat pants, 20 past midnight. Yeah, exactly. That's okay. They're only about five hours ahead of us. Right. Um,
Speaker: I think he's at work, so she wanted to see my new shirts and stuff, so I sent her a picture of my new gray sweats. Let's just say she approved. Approval. Gray sweats for the win, Tony D. Tony D's taking a shit! Yeah, yeah, I'm Eastern. Tony's Eastern.
Speaker: Jeff's Mexican. I think he's an hour behind us. Now, now. So here's the weird thing. And I know that this has been a topic of conversation for the last several years here in the States. And like, I don't know if you guys have this or not. Do you guys have daylight savings time by chance? I'm only asking. I don't know. But they've talked about it for years because daylight savings time was originally created for the farmers and whatnot.
Speaker: Um, so in the summer, you know, in the, in the, in the spring you sprung forward. So basically you had that because it gets, it's daylight longer and obviously, um, here anyways. Uh, so you spring forward and you get that extra hour to take care of your, your crops and your animals and all that shit, do what you need to do the harvest and whatnot. And then in the fall you fall back. So, you know.
Speaker: It's, it gets darker a little bit earlier or a lot earlier, let's be honest, because around here it's eight, nine o 'clock at night and it's still daylight. And then in the fucking fall and winter, five o 'clock, it's, it's dark. He is always taking this shit. Oh yeah. Okay. Okay. So you guys do have it. So, but, um,
Speaker: But they've been talking about it for years over here in the state, probably the last five or six years, I think, about just doing away with it. And there are some states that have done away with it. I think Florida did away with it. With what? The Daylight Savings Time.
Speaker: I think Florida did. I think Texas did. I could be wrong. Texas. I know we talked about a lot a while ago. I forgot which ones it was. Yeah, but there was a few states that have already done away with it. They're talking about doing away with it entirely because I mean, at the end of the day, all it really does is fuck up your sleep schedule. I think it's good for your internal sleep schedule.
Speaker: It fucks up the businesses. I don't think the kids love it. They get to stay out later. Well, I mean, yeah, but I mean, but an hour doesn't make that much of a difference because in the spring and summer, it's daylight longer. You know, it's daylight until almost nine o 'clock. And then you lose an hour, but then it's dark at like five o 'clock.
Speaker: So it's just, it's just that, I don't know, spring and summer and winter axis or whatever. I don't know. I'm not a scientist. I'm not an astronaut. I don't know. I don't understand any of that bullshit. Uh, I won't even pretend like I do, but, uh, I'm really hoping they do just do away with it. I mean, outside of you dirty alcoholics who drink your devil's juice and party and get drunk. You enjoy spring forward because.
Speaker: You're at the bar and they're getting ready to call last call and the clocks change and they're like, we get another hour to get drunk, bitches. You fucking deviants, you heathens. You better repent. Stop drinking that alcohol. You're not going to. I can't stand people who drink that alcohol.
Speaker: that poison. Why would you put that poison in your body, Tony D? Huh? Why would you, Tony D? Why would you put that poison in your heart? Hells with my bowels. It comes out your nose, you fucker. I just took a baby drink, so it wasn't coming out of it. Because I knew you were going to get my hand. I was trying to set you up. I wasn't even going to do it. I wasn't going to do it the other day. I was putting that set up up there for you, like in volleyball.
Speaker: Yeah. Or an alley -oop. Yeah. NBA finals are still rocking and rolling. Are the Knicks still in? Get down 3 -1, I think. Oof. Ouch. But I'll be honest with you. This is a successful season because this is the last time they've been in the second round of the playoffs. Oh, yeah. No. I know we talk shit and kind of busted each other balls. But I mean, that's what sports fans do. Our teams are playing each other the first round. But I'm not mad at Cleveland.
Speaker: You know, they made it. That's the whole point where we're out where we're out of the LeBron era. And and and they've been quietly building. And you know they've they've they've built a team that's. That's earned the right to be recognized in the East as a legitimate playoff team. Absolutely, and I think they'll be back again next year and I think the mix will be back again next year.
Speaker: They are very intense. I hope the Knicks use a lot of that quarantine that they have. Yeah. During August, pubs are open until 3 AM. Clubs are open until 5. In fact, if you wanted to, theoretically. Nice. But you can only buy booze. Oh, really? I see you, Bobby Schell. Helen, just for the record, in New Orleans, you could drink all damn day. Well, doesn't New York have
Speaker: some places you can that are open 24 7 or 24 6 they need to shut a bunch of them down because of their crime honestly yeah uh in ohio i think the bars are open until two or three last call is an hour before closing uh and you can buy beer and stuff at the
Speaker: up until like four in the morning or something like that. It's like between like, it's like between four and five or between four and five or five and six, you can't buy alcohol. Something weird like that. There's only an hour. You're right, Helen. And that's how it is here. The supermarkets, you can buy beer.
Speaker: The liquor store shut down. Yeah. Well, like when I lived in Charleston, somebody's out of control alcohol. I got to go ahead and say some of these motherfuckers that drink don't know how to damn act. I agree. They don't. They don't. So they got to do that. I'm not even mad enough for it. Just get your shit and bring it the fuck home. That's the safest thing to do. Drink the things that count files of your own residence instead of being out in public and being susceptible to being arrested. I can understand that from what I've seen and what I've been around. Now, like I said, I've been in New Orleans. They've got motherfuckers that be open 24 seven.
Speaker: Yeah. Liquor, not beer. Liquor. We'll be going down there next year. Nicky and I are going down to New Orleans next year. YouTube motherfuckers. We're going to, well, in a couple months in September, we're going to see Jelly Roll. In October, we're going to see Jason Aldean. Wow. Really?
Speaker: In Charleston, I think the liquor store is closed at like six or seven, outside of total wine and more, I believe. I don't drink a lot of liquor. Everything down is six in Utah, Salt Lake City, I heard. Yeah, when I lived down in South Carolina, I don't drink a lot of liquor, so I'm not 100 % sure if I'm going, if I, yeah, I know. If I'm buying liquor, I'm usually buying it after work, and I have plenty of time to buy it.
Speaker: But I can buy beer 24 -7 in Charleston, which blew my mind. And I didn't know that until, I don't know, we had been down there for a minute and my ex -wife and the kids had come home to visit everybody and I stayed. And I went to the bar at the end of our road to go watch baseball and wound up having a few more than I planned.
Speaker: I walked because it was literally like a block and a half and I had three bars right at the end of my road, but one was a sports pub. So I, you know, and I was, there was a gas station at the corner and I stopped in there to grab me a Pepsi and a bag of chips. And there was a guy buying beer and I was like, whoa, we can buy beer. And the kid at the counter was like, I can sell you beer 24 seven, bro. I was like, well, fuck this Pepsi. Let me go ahead and get a 12 bag.
Speaker: But they stopped selling liquor super early, which shocked me because up here, we can get it until like nine or 10. Is it really? So, okay, so dumb question. And that's what you can call me dumb. Hey, speaking of the UK, there he is. Still getting his tea out of the Boston Harbor.
Speaker: What's going on, brother? How you been, man? How much would a 12 -pack of Budweiser be over there for you guys, or Mark, either one of you guys, because you're both over in that area -ish, in American dollars? Because all those pounds fucked me up. That's crazy. Jeez. What is five pounds to a dollar?
Speaker: I'm quite sure she's converting it as she speaks. I bet she is because I am too. 6 ,031 cents. Oh, shit. For the homeless hydration. Easy, Bobby. Nice money.
Speaker: uh i think just a domestic beer here and not an import and not a craft beer a craft beer the craft beers the craft beers do get pretty expensive uh and so do the imports imports they fucking try to tell me a corona is an imported beer i'm like bitch please it's made by anheuser bush stop it
Speaker: But I think I think I think it's three and a quarter for a Miller like a 16 a 16 ounce Miller like which I think is basically three and a quarter Yeah Or two and a two. I think it's two and a quarter. Maybe it's two and a quarter I think this is the equivalent of a pint 16 ounces. Am I right? guys, I Don't know the measurements. I'll just buy the fucker if I can afford it. I think I think 16 16 ounces easy Bobby
Speaker: Oh, Milla genuine draft Crown Royal Peach. I drink Miller Lite or Coors Lite. I'll drink Miller High Life. That's some good shit. I don't care. Hey, Miller High Life's a good beer. Miller High Life's a good beer. I'm up with anybody who says, go ahead and clown me for drinking a cheap ass. That's the Champagna beer, bro. I'll drink the hell out of that shit. I'll take that. I'll take that rock. What are you drinking, that beer? The smaller can will fall out of your hand. That's a fact.
Speaker: probably shot. You ain't wrong. What do you think? I got big hands, man. How do you think I buy the six? I got the biggest **** bro. Trust me. I know. You know what? You know what Bobby? Saturday, I'm going to get me a couple 12 ounce. You're going to be like that. It's like that. Excuse me.
Speaker: Fucking Bobby Shadow. That's my motherfucker. Bobby be there, man. When I be doing my shit, he'll be checking on my missed cloud of shit. Bobby, I do thank you, man. All bullshit aside, Bobby, I thank you, cause when I do my music broadcast, you one of the first ones to come in and pop in, was you and J .P. at first. Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony, Tony,
Speaker: That motherfucker said on one knee, hell no. 16 ounces of punk. If you will allow me, Tony D. Proper introductions need to be made. Hey, boys. What's up? Look what I got here. Hey, where are the white women at? I don't know. Which one's yours? Where's mine? There's no one else's. That's mostly just me.
Speaker: Yeah, it's not here so you can connect To my car And there's a small charger
Speaker: Looks like a short charger, but in the shower and put it out by my work phone, please. Because it's for my earbuds. Sorry, had to be a dad for a second. Bobby shadow. That's one of the intros for one of his long time. Yes. That intro is for the golf. I do find it funny because it was on that movie. I like the death.
Speaker: First and foremost, that was all Jeff's doing. Same with the Canadian thing. And you endorse that shit? Well, yeah. I don't endorse that shit. That's why he's not here tonight. That's why he's not here tonight, Tony D. Because he didn't get his homework done. Like you told him he had homework. He better fucking do a proper goddamn video. Because that fat bastard one was no bueno, mi amigo. 40 millimeter cans of CoorsLaters here.
Speaker: I don't know what milliliters are, to be honest with you. Just plug it into your phone. Oh, shit. You fucked Bobby Shatter's head up. That's a plus for the night right there. What is 16 ounces of milliliters? 16 fluid ounces is equal to 473 .176 milliliters. Or I'm an idiot. Oh, wait. Sorry. 750 milliliters. One milliliters is close enough.
Speaker: 150 ml to 16 ounces. If I can afford it, I'll get it. You know, that's I pay $13 for 12. So that's not
Speaker: Yeah. Fat bastard was a hundred percent. Like I agree. A hundred percent legging. That shit was lame as fucking Jeff is way better than that. Um, yeah. 1850 isn't bad for, for, uh, Oh, you know what? I don't know what I'd have to look and see. Oh no. A 12 pack of cores, light 16 ounce scans or is the same price as Miller. So it's like 13 bucks. That's not too bad. I think our.
Speaker: I don't think you want to strike on YouTube. You don't think I want to strike? I don't think you want to strike on YouTube. I strike on me for what? Because she says she wants a decent intro. Who's going to get a strike? I don't get us a damn strike. Oh yeah, avoid the music, Tony D. Oh no, wait, we didn't get a strike for that when you did it.
Speaker: All right. Because I think you played it off your phone or something. Y 'all keep some shit. Y 'all know I keep some shit. I don't know. When I googled it, it said 400 and some odd. I don't know. But then it said 750 MLs for something. I don't know. His math is hard. Words are hard. Sing it to us, Bobby S.
Speaker: Uh, do me a favor and share this screen, please. We're going to give Helen a proper intro. Let me know when you're ready. Oh, Jesus Christ. Here we go. Hold on one second. I had nothing to do with this. Do you have a metronome? I do, but I have to warn you.
Speaker: Anybody about Trinity? What happened? Mr. Selmon's intro, ladies and gentlemen. Blame Brian. He introduced me to this shit. Mr. Jim. I can fucking river dance in this bitch.
Speaker: I mean, I ain't mad at him, Tony, dude. I'll have to find her. There's a young lady on TikTok that plays the back pipe, and there's another young lady, and they get together. The other young lady plays the electric violin, and they do some.
Speaker: fucking insane shit together. Dude, me and Brown, we used to broadcast, and he introduced to that song, I was like, I kind of like this shit. And then that one chick, she started walking around with them boots, they started kicking, and I was like, yeah, that's Helen all day. They were looking like they didn't give a fuck. Tony, I hope you're seeing these comments. I'm not putting them up on the screen on purpose. I know all the comments, trust me.
Speaker: She got so damn sick and tired of us playing that shit. And then I would play the Amazing Grace when she was like, no, dammit, I can't sleep in this shit. Excuse me. I'm going to have to clip that one day from when she comes in. I was going around where I was saying that shit. One guy said, how the fuck did you know that? I said, dude, one of the guys are live streaming. He told me about that shit. We was cracking. How was I for this shit?
Speaker: Yeah, Jonathan Davis. Yeah, he's played for years. That shit was funny as fuck back then. Every time we'd be like, oh, here we go. Oh. We got to bring back the funeral march and the eulogies like we used to do on here on Haps. We try not to put you through that shit no more. Brian killed you that night. That shit was hilarious. Brian didn't kill me that night. Brian killed you. You was even laughing. Stop lying. I mean.
Speaker: I mean, it was I, I guess. I mean, damn it, boy. He was giving a lot of softballs and alley -oops and stuff. That shit was, that was...
Speaker: I'm telling you, I'm telling you like before and I'm gonna keep saying it. The fun I had on has I will never let die. I'm telling you like you were one. I were every day we get closer and closer to Tony being a kill. Oh, you missed it today. I had to go to a medical appointment and then I had to reschedule it because I didn't go to this other exam. So I'm gonna go grab something real quick. I'm in the damn store at a little convenience store. This motherfucker walked in with a kill phone.
Speaker: I said, and I was talking to them one air time for a minute, I said, y 'all ain't gonna believe this shit. I said, y 'all just hold the fuck off. And I literally, turn the camera off, flip it around, and she was doing it. It was just, yo, what's up? Oh, wait, what's happening? And just say, and just, I mean, it happens. And just say, you know, like, get pictures, and then we'll clip that song that he plays for you.
Speaker: And I'll make a video of pictures of Tony D in a slide to that song and see how much he likes it. It was modern day. Yes, it was modern day. It was it was I will I dare say it was pretty American compared to the ones I've seen from over there because most of the ones I see from over there are plaid. What's going on? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You caught that?
Speaker: But yeah, I've seen in the past six months, I've seen two dudes around here with kilts and it shocks me. Oh, dude, it's insane around, well, we're only a couple of months away from Renfest season. I sit. Oh, Tarleton is plaid to you all. I don't know that shit. Tarleton not plaid, for fuck's sake.
Speaker: You know what? I think she missed it. I heard Nicky when she said that shit last episode. Heard Nicky? Oh, yeah. Monday. I told her, I said, we say that shit over here. Just not with your accent. Oh, yeah. I mean, the great joy of living in America is all the fun accents that you hear. I'm sure it's like that in every country. But for fuck's sake.
Speaker: In some countries, and I know there's an English accent that sounds inbred as fuck. Just listen to Ozzy Osbourne or Sharon Osbourne talk. I'm gonna hear the last comment in her voice. Tartan, I've planned for fuck's sake. Tartan! Tartan! Mickey and I started speaking the thing. We started watching a... We started watching a new true crime show. Well, two new crime shows.
Speaker: One is, uh, floor Bama murders. You motherfuckers is bored. And then the other one's Southern Gothic, which is, dude, I love tree tree crime and she's into it too. Well, we started watching floor Bama murders last night after we got home from a buggy at a choir concert last night, which was really good. Uh, all the kids did really good. Um, but, uh,
Speaker: This fucking detective came on the screen and started talking. And my first thought was, yep, he's in. And Brad, his family tree looks just like this. Roll tide. No. Hudson County, Alabama, baby, roll tide. Let me be honest. And if it sounds discriminatory, I will apologize. But I'll never forget when I went through Tennessee and stopped at this rest stop at 24. And I got to call up to that little kid that could be like this.
Speaker: I looked down his heels up. He was like, hi. I looked around like, I booed everybody looked alike. Oh, dude, West Virginia, West Virginia is like that. Literally, the hills have eyes, wrong turn, any of those fucking backwoods, inbred, cannibal, Texas, that is West by God, Virginia. You know what they don't show in those movies? How much do y 'all look alike?
Speaker: I was like years, years and years ago, like village of the dams look like children of the corn type shit. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Shit. The years and years and years ago, this is before your, your dance partner, before she was even born, I worked for two women in a truck and we moved a guy from Columbus down to West Virginia. And, uh,
Speaker: We stopped off at a gas station in the middle of fucking nowhere. It was, yeah, two trucks. Two trucks. It was me and my partner, Hemi, which is another big corn fed white guy like me. And then two black dudes that ain't never seen the country in their life. They're all city. And I walk in there just cracking jokes about the people about West Virginia.
Speaker: My buddy was one of my black, one of the black guys that worked there. He's a buddy. He was like, like, you don't shut the fuck up. They're already looking at us. I said, bro, they're only looking at you because you got more teeth than everybody in here combined. He was like, click start. He was like, they don't see us around here. My stepmom and then drove down from New York for the film reunion back in 2018. We took a 81.
Speaker: from New York. We stopped, my step -mom said they stopped the one time Tennessee Sheely. We stopped the Tennessee Sheely. Oh my God, I said I told your ass. I don't know why the hell you wouldn't stay on 85. Like I told you, the GPS told you 81. Cause I ain't gonna lie, we was getting ready to go up there. And when she told me, I got furious. My wife was like, what is wrong with you? I got on the phone.
Speaker: I said, why the hell are you on 81? My dad was in the background. Thank you, Tony. Thank you. She told me the GPS told me to come that way. I'm like, why? But then I looked on the map and I saw it. I saw why they were telling them that. But I was like, Jesus, this don't make no sense. Because she had to go to 81. I know she had never been down the road. Oh, yeah. 81.
Speaker: I've been on 75. Oh, yeah, I've been down there. Hey, even even I start questioning life decisions. When you get a Tennessee on 75, you stop on Chattanooga in Knoxville. That's it.
Speaker: I've been down there. I've been down there. You got a white guy right here looking at me like, he ain't lying. It don't matter if you're white, but it don't matter. Yeah. If you ain't from there, you don't stop there. Poor alert. These horror movies you're watching, there's white folks killing white folks. I'm not being racist.
Speaker: I'm just saying that's what my buddy told me. It was like, hey, just because you and him are some big, some bitches and they're going to have all four of our asses strung up in the tree. Stop fucking with them. I'm going to be like Jax Perron and Allen. Be a spun around. Hold him up to my window. He said, stop fucking with them. I said, why are they going to walk in and talk? What are they going to do? They're going to fuck around and shave your ass.
Speaker: We got out of the truck or we got out to the truck and started driving down the road. We got about five, 10 miles down the road and pulled over. He was in front of us. He pulled over at the rest stop and I was like, oh **** I hope everything's okay. So I pulled in. He got out of the truck. He said, what the **** is wrong with you? Exactly. I said, what? I said, we're fine. You ain't worried. You don't understand. So, for those of you who do not understand, if you're from the country, you don't understand why people are afraid or worried about being in the country. You take your country ass to the hood where you don't know
Speaker: unarmed shut up lick unarmed oh i don't count yeah that's right i don't count because i lived in both worlds both there's some hoods i won't go to because they don't fucking know me
Speaker: Let me go ahead and tell you all now Montgomery, Alabama, walk to the wrong neighborhood as as smoke says click you're the hoodest white guy ever. You're the hoodest country guy I've ever met in my life. You're not not me. He may be the him but not to me. Trust me. I dude I've been in some
Speaker: And you know, if we've had this discussion on here, know your environment, know your surroundings. Now, when we were down there, trust me, I knew I wasn't, we, none of us had anything to worry about, trust me, because trust me on this one. But that's why I was having fun and fucking around down there. But there are some, and even as a white guy, there are some places in the country
Speaker: where I'm gonna keep my mouth shut. I'm gonna keep my mouth the fuck shut. Cause when I stopped at Jackson, Mississippi, oh shit. That 81, no, that was on 20. No, I'm saying that 81, man. And actually I think I was still on 24.
Speaker: Actually, I might have still been on 35 before I got on 81. Like I said, Knoxville was bigger than what I thought it was. And I had been in Knoxville before. Chattanooga, I'm here. Yeah, Knoxville. Knoxville's deceivingly big. I've been right back there. Yeah, because the college is there. University of Tennessee is right there. But that damn boy is deceivingly big, too. You fuck around and stop at a wrong city in some of these places? And the horror movies are quick. They're going to tell you. They're going to warn you. You might not want to go there. You might want to go this way. The GPS says, go ahead. I know. You might want to go this way. Gotcha.
Speaker: You're not doing your tourism. Man, please, y 'all got some shit in y 'all's country they just don't talk about. I don't want to shoot about Scotland, but I saw Hostel. I'm not going to Eastern Europe no time soon. Fuck Eastern Europe. Shit, I don't even think there was any black people in Hostel. I can't remember. That movie, Fuck Me Up. You know where Tony is going to go? He's going to go to Germany to the backwoods, because his favorite movie is human centipede. Shit me.
Speaker: Tony said, oh, listen, people want to go to Germany. I said, y 'all go ahead. Why don't you want to go? I said, why? It's beautiful. What about it? You don't know. Why? Why? I'm good here in a good old O -S -O -A. That's right. I said O -S -O -A. O -S -A. Now, you know, we joke around about certain states, but there are a lot of
Speaker: You know, a lot of people ask me, they're like, hey, do you, hey, Glick, you want to, do you want to go overseas? And I'm like, I mean, there's some places I want to go to. Like I would love to go to Ireland and Scotland, even England. Ireland was always on a lot of people's list. Nobody talks about Wales or Scotland. They talk about London. They talk about Ireland when it comes to the UK. Well, my
Speaker: My nerd comes out being, you know, I've been in construction basically my entire life. So the architecture, architectural work over there is gorgeous. The castles and stuff like that are beautiful. Plus, the Irish and Scottish countryside is beautiful. Yes.
Speaker: The only thing you ever hear about Scotland is the countryside and the Loch Ness Monster. That's the truth. Oh, speaking of Loch Ness Monster, we were talking about that the other day, maybe Monday. We have, you guys have Nessie, but did you know that Ohio has Bessie, the Lake Erie Monster? I've never heard of this story. Yeah, there's a, there's a,
Speaker: Supposedly, I I've never seen creature that lives in Lake Erie that they call Bessie. Which I'm sure that's the light. That is the least scary thing that lives in Lake Erie. Thank you. But he should be worried about. If it's still alive after that shit they had with the low canal in the 80s, that's a dangerous motherfucker. Yeah.
Speaker: There's a lot of cool things to do in Ohio. As an Ohio person, I will shit on Ohio all day long. I hate this fucking place. It's a goddamn hell hole. There are a lot of cool things to do here in Ohio. There's a lot of cool things to see. But I would strongly recommend if you ever come to Ohio, void Lake Erie with all costs. Basically, think of the Hudson River in New York, only bigger.
Speaker: before Sully landed the plane in it. We got bodies. We got monsters. God knows what lives in Lake Erie. There's two different cultures of pollution in that war. Now go ahead.
Speaker: Nobody really talks about Scotland on me. I'm so serious. Nobody really does. I tell you that all the time. You tell me the most about Scotland from when I've known you that I've probably ever heard. Seriously, Walter. I know. I mean, I don't know a whole lot about Scotland or Ireland or anything like that. Like I said, I'm more attracted. Obviously, the countryside, like I said, is gorgeous. Absolutely. But I want to go overseas to see
Speaker: the castles and the buildings, but that's just me being a weird construction guy. I mean, even here in the States, you know, I'll go into a subdivision and you can see the different architects and their designs and their influences and stuff like that. And I love it. I love it. Or the big cities, some of the buildings and stuff like that.
Speaker: And that's like, oh, that's awesome to me. That's why I want to go to like Europe and all that shit. Plus, you know, once I do finally do the 23andMe and I find out 100 % where my heritage, I would love to visit that area, the motherland, if you will. Hey, bro, I didn't do it. I'm just saying.
Speaker: How many Americans you know claim to be? Most Americans I know claim to be Scottish. How many Americans do you know? Shit. I don't know any Americans that claim to be Scottish. I hear a lot of Irish. You got to be digging in your shit to get it. There's Irish. Irish and British. You may find some Welsh. German. I mean, like I said, I mean, I know for a fact. The only thing I know for sure that I have in me is. Nobody says tartan.
Speaker: You are Bessie alone. My Bessie would kick your Nessie's ass, Mark. It's time for the mythological, totally real creature. Throwdown! Bessie versus Nessie in the main event.
Speaker: you can have your tartare puree tartare sauce with your weak ass fish sticks. I know about the St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York. I know what you're talking about on that. They be marching their asses off in this shit. Boston too. Yes. Yes. Yes. They do do this shit. I was going to ask, I was going to ask like he, how she felt about boondocks scenes, but I think they were Irish or no, they were Scottish weren't they? Thought they were German. I say glorious bastards.
Speaker: That was the Jew bear. That's me. I was a pretty school for six years. I've been dealing with ban social media for years. I know a lot of people from all over the world. I know you do and so do I. I was on Periscope for years too. I still don't know a lot of people claiming to be. Oh, you told me a more than one occasion. I'm not the only American. You know, you're not the only person from the UK. I know and or Europe because Americans are fucking awesome. Deal with it.
Speaker: Turns out Glick's Russian. No wonder I want to fight a bear. Oh, shit. In Mother Russia, you don't fight bear. Bear fucks you. Wait, what?
Speaker: They're there for Brad Pitt up in that movie. Jesus Christ. Hey, dude, that is Gloria Spaster's movie. It was awesome. Fucking Brad Pitt killed me. I never watched that movie. You've never seen that movie? I've never seen that movie. Dude, you got to watch that. That's a great Quentin Tarantino movie. People always tell me, I need to see that. I need to see The Fabulous Baker Boys. I've never watched another one of them. What is it? The Fabulous Baker Boys. Oh, I've never seen that. No, and Gloria Spaster's is awesome. Motherfucker, they love that movie. I've never saw that movie. Jeez, you stupid.
Speaker: No, I don't say, he wants to fuck a bear. Hey, mind your business, Jeeves. I did not go agro, trust me. Mind your business. Mind your business, Jeeves. Listen, Jeeves, Jeeves owned a pet tiger. Fuck with him if you want to. Whoa, Jeeves, you have a pet tiger? You used to have a pet tiger.
Speaker: There was a back in my little podunk ass town where I went to high school at there's a college, Kenyon College and there used to be a big cat rescue up there. Well, they would come to the Kroger's in Johnstown, which was about 45 minutes away. But that's where they were able to get their supplies there instead of the Kroger's in Mount Vernon, which was 10 minutes away from them.
Speaker: And I worked at the Kroger's in Johnstown. And back then, you know, we used to help people. We had like a little, I was a cashier, but at the time I was, I was still in high school, but I was helping out the baggers because we were short handed and he had your little bagger cart. So you always took people's groceries out to him or out to the car with him.
Speaker: And went out there, yeah, I got my little bagger cart and they open the van and I'm talking, I'm chit -chatting to this husband and wife and not really paying much attention. And I go to set a couple bags in the fucking back of this big ass van, one of them big like Ford Eco Line vans, you know what I'm talking about, Tony D? A little bit, yes. I go to set a couple bags down in there and I'm met face to face with a fucking lion.
Speaker: Nah, I'm a big dude and I've contemplated fighting a lot of animals. I almost shit myself when I was face to face with a goddamn Mufasa. Okay, Mufasa. I almost shit myself. This with Egypt's elbow. Yeah, right. This motherfucker is right here like, what's up, bro? But he was cool as shit. Turns out that they ran a big cat rescue.
Speaker: And they were right there in my neighborhood. My neighborhood, I grew up in the fucking country. So they would come there, they would always come there and get their stuff that they needed. Man, I got to play with lions, I got to play with tigers, I got to play with little baby cubs. Man, I almost got written up one time for being out in the parking lot playing with lion cubs. So I'm going with the lions too. But that's what they were, they were lion cubs. Those things are awesome.
Speaker: I want, I don't, I don't like investigating cats. The cubs are, yeah. The cubs are. Oh yeah. No, I, I, shit. You should have seen me in the parking lot walking a fucking lion. Both of us strutting. Oh my. Glicks and lions. Yeah. Both of them. I would walk that bitch right across the parking lot. Just both of us strutting like Ric Flair.
Speaker: They were cool, man. Big cats are awesome. I love them. I wonder if Nikki would let me have a tiger. No. Or a lion. No. She wants a house cow. Maybe I could have a house tiger. One of them will die. Boats on who's going to die? Me and my tiger are eating steaks for dinner. I'm just saying.
Speaker: Lions and Tigers and Glicks, oh my. I'm just saying, Tony D. Keep fantasizing. Are these motherfuckers going to start or what? Who? Shit. Shut up, Jeeves. There they go. There they go. I used to like you, Jeeves. Not so much now. This motherfucker got half an audience standing ovation.
Speaker: he's like 80 years old man yeah but he's showing he's showing it now all president that happens to all presidents remember how good obama would look
Speaker: When he went into his, everybody talked about that, how you got them gray hairs. Yeah. He's, he's like, his, his inauguration or inauguration for the first, for the first run, how, how good he looked. And then at the end of his eight years, that motherfucker aged like 50 years, man. It's tough to be the president. I already have two drama, three drama llamas that live in my house. I don't need, I don't need a llama.
Speaker: They have a mines for the fur. They don't kill the lion, do they? It's just like shave it. Lions are cool, man. Big cats are cool. I remember going to that big cat rescue even outside of when they would come to
Speaker: I don't know what's going on. I told you. Chokes on the town hall. You know all the news said we're going to cover this **** Well, I mean, they already announced his plans to run again. What the **** were you even talking about? Jesus Christ. ADHD kicking in. You got it. You got it bad. Calm down, Hersher.
Speaker: He call them all fuckers out. Are you surprised? No, that's the funny part, what he says. Oh, that's what he does, man. Put some on blast, let him know. No, I don't have an issue. Tony doesn't do that. Tony doesn't watch him anymore. Tony doesn't watch porn and he doesn't jerk off. Because apparently that makes him gay.
Speaker: He's a heterosexual man who loves women heterosexual omnivore every day. Sorry. Women's women's women's. That motherfucker here is still crooked. He's on his rent. Mark.
Speaker: Hardee har har, Helen. Hardee har har. I mean. Better not be. I mean, he's heterosexual and he's an omnivore every day. Would you rather like every other day him be a vegetarian? I'm gay. A vegetarian.
Speaker: No omnivore he's heterosexual omnivore every day. Oh I am a bad jesaurus rex He's ready to go already I did not say that
Speaker: No, he's not. No, he's not. He's not going to do that. He will never stop talking about election fraud and he's correct on election fraud.
Speaker: He may not be correct on the results, but he is correct that there is election fraud. We all know that. What? We're doing a show here, Tony. I know. This is headlines. Wait, while we can recap it, Saturday. It's headlines. Election fraud.
Speaker: It's not real. Yes, it is. Apparently, Tucker Carlson has linked or has aimed to deal with Elon Musk to do a show on Twitter. Yeah, I heard Rich talking about that in his broadcast. I listen to the replay today. It's just five a day, five badges a day. Is that what you're saying, Mark? You're not really helping Tony's case. My mind goes a mile a minute, trust me.
Speaker: My mind goes a mile a minute. Oh, you already know that. Yeah, I got to agree with you. Jumping back to what you said, Mark, they absolutely read porn scripts together on Skype. No, no. They actually do. They role play. So they just watch my porn.
Speaker: You're role -played too. I saw the dinosaur outfit. You're role -played. Don't worry about that. I said I'm a vagisaurus Rex, baby. I'm a vegetarian. Again, I'm in four -wheel drive.
Speaker: Oh yeah, I ain't gonna do that. I'm going over there for recreation. Who's fleeing illegal activity other than Jeff? I do not, Marshall, trust me. I've had to stop responding to Jeff. Can you imagine, can you imagine, Jeff, or Tony doing that? Hola, senor.
Speaker: I have an elpizzo for you. Extra, extra dark sausage. I'm gonna do this shit. Jeff goes, oh, if I be, how would I ever pay?
Speaker: I was going to take a break, but the chatter's box started this way. And Mark started this for bucks. I don't think Trump's ever going to talk about Trump. Oh, he'll be over. Well, I don't know if he'll be there. I don't think Trump has to flee for any illegal activity because all the illegal activity has been proven time and time and time and time and time and time again to be false accusations. Unlike the well -known proven
Speaker: Biden family that just keeps getting swept under the roof or the Clintons. Or Epstein. Who's wrapped up with all these motherfuckers. I'm just saying. Yeah, go ahead and go to rectangle and do it. Do it.
Speaker: How much more proof do you need other than video evidence about Hunter Biden and then for it to pretend like it never happened? I never said it never happened. I didn't say anything. The crazy part is they will always go to Biden and Hunter, but they don't talk about the shit Trump did. They've been talking about what Trump's done for the last six years. It's all been proven as false allegations. Outside of this most recent thing, which is totally a trumped up bullshit ass fucking charge,
Speaker: And it wasn't even a legal case, it was a civil case. Ladies and gentlemen, I don't, I just let him do it. I'm just saying. Nobody wants to hear it. I'm just saying. And the deflection is, what about your candidate? But then when we do it, we tit for tat.
Speaker: My deflection is not what about your candidate. My deflection is all these allegations have been proven false Yet all the allegations have been proven true on the other side, but they're continuously swept under the rug Can we have Biden or Obama back Can't Michael Obama. I mean Michelle Obama run or something. But still don't want it Michael. I mean Michelle. God damn it
Speaker: He said that I didn't, y 'all get him. I'll run the show, don't worry about it. I'ma change the whole tone up. Yeah, I can't wait to. Oh wait, we already see that. I saw those videos too. I don't say nothing nor did. All I know is they got a family. They lasted two terms in the office. Y 'all let it happen. I ain't got shit else to say. I didn't necessarily agree with all of Obama's politics, but I liked him. That was a cool cat. I want to drink with him, is what I want to do.
Speaker: That's a cool cat right there. I didn't necessarily agree with everything fucking Trump did. Somebody should have taken his fucking Twitter away from him. They did. I know. Way too late. He was clickbait. Trump is all clickbait. That's all politicians are anymore today in this age. They're clickbait. He was clickbait. That was a good one.
Speaker: It's views and likes. Yes, y 'all do hate him there. Actually, I spoke on that a couple of years ago. I saw that story. I mean, we don't have to agree on it. That's fine. But I can't stand his ass. I remember that story. I can give the typical American response is we don't care about other countries, how other countries feel about our politics here.
Speaker: They're fucked up. We know, trust me, we live here. Our politics and our politics. Yes, the country by the balls because the country is tired of the previous state of politics before he was in office. I will tell you the truth. People tired of Democrats in politics. Number one, not getting the law. Number two, always have the patrol. Number three, keep the control and not getting shit done in our house.
Speaker: I will tell you that honestly, the biggest reason he won is because they were tired of old politics. And they wanted somebody who was not only going to stir the pot, but do what the people want. They feel like he did until the end of his presidency. But all the money that they made, they fucking lost. I don't even think that is the issue. I know, Helen. I know. I saw the story before he ran. I mean, before he was like, trust me. I think the biggest thing with Trump, and love him or hate him,
Speaker: And I don't love him. I don't hate him. I'm kind of on the fence about him. Like I said, he's a fucking jackass. Let's be honest. Oh, his mother was Scottish? Oh, shit. Yeah. He's actually one of y 'all. He's Irish. He's actually one of y 'all. Jesus.
Speaker: Yeah, but I mean, you know, I'm on the fence with him. I agree with with with things. I disagree with things. But at the end of the day, he was the first president in a long time, whether you love him or hate him, that put America first and put Americans first. Oh, I don't think he was the first one to put Americans first. I mean, just look at our economy and look at our our. Fucking
Speaker: unemployment rate, look at our economy and everything like that when he was in office, he absolutely 100 % put America first. Look at, look at how that's been taken care of for the four years and everything like that. No other president put America first? None of them do. I hate to say it, but none of them do. Really? None of them? Unfortunately, no, they put their, they put their fucking wallets first.
Speaker: I know he bought that golf course in Scotland and actually what I did see was he was trying to buy it and they told him hell no. That's the story I saw, I think it was 2014 to 2015.
Speaker: He was trying to buy it. He doesn't hate, oh my God, he doesn't hate immigrants. Oh my God, he wanted to tighten up the fucking immigration laws. He wanted to take the immigration laws, yes. That was the biggest thing. With these to be done. Honestly, the campaign for the wall was how he was fucking winning. He knew so many people, that's what he ran with. He doesn't hate immigrants. That's like him saying he hates black people. They think he hates black people too. But he's done so much for them. Like what?
Speaker: I'm gonna pull you Tony and I'm gonna tell you to do your research and do actual research. There have been something that fell into place after his presidency. It has nothing to even do with his presidency. Just go back and look at his career.
Speaker: And I'm telling you, do your actual research. Don't listen to one side of the page because I'll tell you for one real quick example today when I was, or not today, yesterday and today when I was looking at that subway thing because I have my opinions and it is what it is. But I was on both sides of the fence.
Speaker: with this one particular incident. And that's how I generally try to be. I try to look at both sides. And since the two favorite networks that everybody loves the most is CNN and Fox, that I was on both of those pages. But I got a fucking hair that's driving me crazy. Anyways,
Speaker: And I tell Jeff this too, don't think I'm coming to you sideways, Tony D, because I tell Jeff this as well, because Jeff is notorious and I know you are to a certain degree, not as bad as Jeff. Jeff is the worst offender. He looks at one side of the coin and he will never look at the flip side. Yeah, he's supposed to look at both. Yeah, you have to look at both sides. And I think that's what a lot of people are guilty of. Being one -sided. Being very one -sided. Hell yeah.
Speaker: Well, I mean, a lot of people that came to Ellis Island were quote unquote illegal.
Speaker: Yeah, that's what everybody's saying. This country was founded on illegal immigrants. So how the hell are you going to have a problem with this shit? Go look at any big businessmen or any big business and look at their bankruptcy rates and how many times they were bankrupt. Four past 13 bankruptcies from what I remember. I mean, Ford, Chevy, and Dodge, the three biggest. Oh yeah, 911, a ton of companies with bankrupt, Amsterdam. Amsterdam. Ford, Chevy, and Dodge, the three biggest motor
Speaker: Dealerships and manufacturers in the United States. I don't know. I don't know what you guys have in other countries. What's your guys's big cars or anything. I'm speaking here have had bailouts and bankruptcies throughout their history throughout their history. All of the major airlines have gone bankrupt airlines. That is the price of business.
Speaker: Bed Bath & Beyond right now is going through a bankruptcy and closing down stores. Toys R Us went through a bankruptcy and had to close down all their stores. And guess what's getting ready to happen? Toys R Us is getting ready to come back to brick and mortar. How? They were still doing online stuff. Yes they were. They're not going to have brick and mortar like they did before. They're not going to be all over the country. Amazon was killing them. Amazon was killing them.
Speaker: KB Toys, Toys R Us, Children's, all that shit. You base your opinion on how he treats people based off of what? Off of what? I've known people who
Speaker: I've talked to a lot of people in New York, you know that. Most people in New York don't like his ass. That was enough for me to say what she says, what she knows about his ass. There's a lot of people in New York that don't like him, but there's also a lot of people in New York that love him. If you remember back in the day before he ran for presidency. Motherfuckers love his ass. I agree. Oprah Winfrey, all these fucking celebrities and Hollywood stars. They were all stroking his fucking sticks.
Speaker: yes they were and how great he was and how amazing he was and then all of a sudden when he ran for president he's a racist misogynist sexual pedophile predator blah blah blah blah blah yes now they knew he was a they they thought he was a little bit of a sexual predator i need to watch you ben trump and you put that out leggy
Speaker: People follow Trump because Trump always led to the money. That's it, ladies and gentlemen. There's something for you to look at. Look at all the people who was stroking his fucking dick and wanted to be his best fucking friend for years from the 80s all the way up until he decided to run for president. And then when he decided to run for president, they flipped on him right now. You decided to run as a Republican was when they flipped him out. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker: when they, that's the fucking truth. That is the truth. Right now. That is the truth. Everybody was there. He about to run for president. Motherfuckers was like this. The minute he says he's going to be Republican, they were like, ah. So, so, so is, is to some people, is he going to be a scumbag? Yes, absolutely. A hundred percent. He's a businessman. He's an asshole. To other people, he's not, both sides of the coin. Look at both sides of the coin.
Speaker: But at the end of the day, first and foremost, the guy's a businessman. How do you know he's not a good person? Do you know him personally? There's plenty of stories against it being a good person. There's plenty of stories that say differently though. No, I haven't heard the one to say differently.
Speaker: I have not. I'm being honest. I have not. I've heard more stories of him being an ass than a decent man. That's why we did the poll and I said I want to talk to his son. His son has so many stories of him being a decent dude. I would love to hear him. His son's bias. His son's bias to his father, but his son will tell you the truth about what his father does. He's a multi -billionaire. Doesn't sound like a bad business man to me.
Speaker: That's going to be a little controversial. I know the man can have 475 bankruptcies, but he's still a multi -billionaire because he's come back from everything. And as we just said, your, your three major car dealer dealerships manufacturers in America have all had the same thing happen to them. Your, your airlines have all had the same, your hotels have had the same thing happen to them. This golf course is a losing millions per year. I don't even know how many he has. I'm not going to, but
Speaker: Again, I mean, like I said, I agree. There are going to be people who are not going to like him and say that he's a scumbag. I agree 100%. But there's also going to be just as many people that are going to say, you know, had it not been for Trump or Trump's a good guy, he's doing this, he's doing that, he's doing this. None of us have any personal experience with the man. None of us have any personal experience. Yes. But for somebody, for anybody, so I'm not accused of singleting anybody out.
Speaker: for anybody to just absolutely lean on the fact and say that he's a scumbag and he's a piece of shit. That means that you are only looking at one side of the coin and you are not listening to anything else other than the fact that you have it set in your mind that you hate him and nothing's going to change your mind. And like I said, I don't hate him and I don't love him. The guy's a jackass, but I can see both sides. I know why the people want him in office.
Speaker: I know why the people want him. And I'm gonna be honest with you, not only do I know people in New York, I know people up in D .C. Dude, he is not liked. I don't know anything about golf courses. I'll be 100 % honest with you. A lot of people in D .C. cannot fucking stand him. I am so damn serious. They can't stand his ass.
Speaker: I'll never be that guy. I like to joke around and poke fun with people that are not in the states when they start talking about American politics, but American politics at the end of the day affect the rest of the world. Just as much. Probably not just as much, but they do affect the rest of the world as you know, just like they do here. Unfortunately, speaking from your experience of what you know over there, we got that.
Speaker: We got that. Cause like I said, I already heard, I saw a story on the people that Scott would not like to have. If you ever watch real sports of Brian Gumbel, first of all, they was fucking lying. I said it. I said it. I said it. I love that real sports. I watched that show about 15, 20 years. They told about that golf club and let's be clear real sports of Brian Gumbel ain't lied about shit in a while.
Speaker: Unfortunately, Helen, you haven't got to hear me go after Jeff because I'll go after Jeff just as quick as I'll go after Tony on these on these conversations. We go ahead too. We do. I'm the middle guy in this group. I got that story before he went before he elected. They said they cannot stand his ass over there. They was in Scotland talking to people.
Speaker: They showed the golf course. Yeah, I'll go ahead and be and I'll admit I don't know anything about the golf courses. I don't know anything about golf. I don't pay anything. I don't I don't I don't I don't give golf any of my attention and or time. Even when everybody was fucking riding Tigers dick when he was great when he was going through controversy and everything else. I didn't care. I like I like what's his name.
Speaker: but I couldn't tell you any of his achievements. Oh, the drunk fucking golfer. Shit, which one? Well, the... God, what is his name? He's like a fucking party animal and he's known to be just fucking... Yeah. I forgot his name. But he's one of the greats.
Speaker: I'm just gonna, I'm just gonna plug in drunk golfer on Google and see what it gives me. Who's that? Cash. What up, man? Shut up, what's going on? I put drunk professional. That's all I put, Tony D. Drunk professional golfer, John Daly. That's because the damn phone can hear you talking about it. Yeah.
Speaker: I don't know anything about the game of golf. I know the man has been good for you. Look at what you're saying. I know the man. I know the man is a is a party guy and he'll be hammered on the course talking **** to the likes of Nicholson Tiger Woods and beating them and beating them. Well, Tiger was taken on purpose. Stop this. Yeah. Well, I mean, not always. Tiger was taking a
Speaker: from that fucking accident. Oh, after the accident? After the accident? He wasn't thinking on purpose or was his back that bad? From the accident he was tanking. You think he was tanking? Tiger actually said after that accident in one interview, they kept getting on him about not winning championships. Tiger said, trust me, if I want to win, I can't.
Speaker: I mean, some people - I bet none of you have had an opinion on Trump before he ran for president, but I can assure you. Yes, we did. Oh, yeah. No, I have. Yeah. If you want the real answer, let me give you the real answer. I mean, do you guys have your reasoning? Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm going to let you go ahead. Do you guys have your reasoning? And I'm not saying anything yay or nay or anything about your reasoning or your country's reasoning for not liking him or anything like that. But as Americans,
Speaker: Most of us, I know me for instance, and Tony's a little bit older than I am, we've grown up with Donald Trump in our fates. Everything he does, even way before he ran as president, everything he does business -wise with the casinos, with the Trump towers and real estate and everything like that, we've all grown up with that firsthand experience. Tony's a New Yorker by birth.
Speaker: Tony has probably more experience and knowledge than I do. I have always, in my personal opinion, I've always had a love -hate relationship with Donald Trump. You know what I mean? Yes, he has his asshole moments, but at the same time,
Speaker: He also has moments and there are people that will stand up and say and testify or testimonials or whatever you wanna fucking call it and swear by his name. And this is people of all colors and backgrounds and everything like that. I never do that. Here's my thing about Trump and I'm gonna give everybody a straight up answer no bullshit. If you,
Speaker: Trump would have had a landslide victory running for president if he would have just done one damn thing. Ran independent. Oh, yeah. He would have had a landslide landslide. I damn near guarantees at least 60 % of the votes because all they wanted him to do was run independent. The minute he picked the political party, people turned on him. That is the 100 % average.
Speaker: Asshole or not, had he ran independent, it would have been over. I promise you. Everybody was up under Trump, talking to Trump, listening to Trump. Trump was listening to people they didn't want him to listen to. Trump does things they don't want him to do. When I say them, talking about people at the political levels, even some of the folks that are higher, all that shit. Trump was against the grain. They can't stand that about him, but that's what a lot of the American people want.
Speaker: He promised to stop giving out money to other countries because we kicked out so much. And he said that there were so many press conferences. We are kicking out billions and billions of billions of dollars to people and not get anything in return. That was his biggest speech at the NATO conference. These are facts. These are facts. And before he ran for president, like Glick said, people were all up. People looked up to Trump as a businessman because
Speaker: He had a lot of success stories. He had a lot of people investing in what he did. When he ran for president, spoiler alert, when he ran for president, people invested into the United States of America. People invested into the United States of America when he ran for president. Yes, they did.
Speaker: Now, that story about the offshore wind farm, I did not hear about that. You telling me something I did not know. Is he an asshole? Yes, I have always heard he was an asshole my whole life. People in New York will tell you they couldn't get places based on this and that, and he had rules that looked very fucking racial. He had practices that looked very fucking racial and stereotypical. They do not like that about him. But ask how many of these motherfuckers also still go to Atlantic City, which he runs.
Speaker: Well, those are the facts, ladies and gentlemen. And that's the other thing that kills me, you know, when people, you know, people want to call him a racist and this and the other thing. I'm like, yeah, I didn't know anything about that. Like I said, I'm fortunate. I don't understand why the average person would think that a man who sits on a gold toilet will speak for them. It's unfathomable. He's not one of the people. He listens to a lot of people. Let me be 100 about this. He listens to a lot of people.
Speaker: He does. And that man's got at least 30 years of international business. In all respects, that makes you a prime presidential candidate in my eyes. You have to deal with the whole world. You have to deal with the whole world in a consistency of internal affairs all the time.
Speaker: Yeah, you have to understand real about this. I'm not being biased or anything. If I want somebody to be president, I want somebody who's the president to be able to deal with people in other countries. No, I should go for money. The politicians go for political interests. The politicians may go to campaign. He was already doing businesses with a lot of these other companies in the first place. Tony D, you said it earlier. You said something about the lobbyists. We were talking about guns and you said the NHRA.
Speaker: The NRA, National Weather Service. Yeah, the NHR. That's National fucking Drag Racing Bullshit. Yeah, the NRA. A lot of politicians are all guilty of this. They may not necessarily go with what they believe in based off of that lobbyist who's sliding them greens in their pockets. Yeah. But, you know, and to piggy -bang on what you said, Tony Deak,
Speaker: The problem with America, and unless you're not here, you're only here in what you hear in your country. Unless you're not here, our economy has not been the greatest. And like I said, I had no real problems with Obama. I liked Obama. I didn't agree with some of his policies and stuff like that, but it is what it is. But our economy has kind of been shipped for a long time.
Speaker: And when Trump was in office, it was finally starting to make an upswing and look good. I mean, I feel like I had a conversation more than once, I gotta look at something again. I mean, I feel like when Bush was in office, the second Bush, if I remember correctly, we had the issues of a recession.
Speaker: We had an issue of recession and. And even when Obama was in office. Yeah. What's the one the Bush, right? Uh, you know, when, and Democrat Republican, two different parties, Bush and Obama, when, when Trump was in office, our economy, which is a big issue for Americans, our economy, our stability, our growth, our, our, our financial, uh, Life, you know, or, uh, you know,
Speaker: When Trump was in there, our economy was great. Obama did inherit it, she's correct.
Speaker: Rolled into Obama. He makes enemies of governments in every country. He makes enemies with governments, but I don't know if he made enemies with the businessmen. He's going to make enemies with other countries because he's not going to let other countries act a goddamn fool and talk shit out their ass because he put them on notice. And he challenged everybody. Putin waited to fucking bitch slap the Ukraine until Bumble faced McGillicuddy was in office.
Speaker: Because he knew, had he tried that shit when Trump was in office, Trump had his ass in check and dared him to do it. Trump's trying to do business with Russia. That's why he's improving so tight. They're going to do business with him. They're going to do business with as long as it's legitimate. He's trying to build the casino over there. They're talking about him moving over there, too. I don't know if confirmation of that, but I know he's trying to do business with Russia. OK. Nobody wants to willingly move to Russia. He's trying to do business with him. He really is.
Speaker: But, you know, and now our economy has dumpster fired again. And all everybody's like, Biden in here. No, no, he didn't. Listen, he created. economy always goes through a dumpster fire after a fucking war. What war are we in? We found when Trump was in office. The same should happen with Clinton. It wasn't over, but it was at a
Speaker: Low point was a young man when Clinton was off. That's all I know about Clinton is, you know, under - That's the problem. That's the problem. That was a joke, Tony D, first and foremost. Clinton got off what the Persian Gulf War. The economy always goes down when we ain't in war. When we go to war, the economy goes up. Look at the second war with Iraq. The day that our war with Iraq started, the Dow Jones went up 250 points, damn near, every day for the fourth week.
Speaker: No, and that's what I said earlier. Unfortunately, because we are so invested in so many other countries. You're correct. Around the world, you guys, everybody else is affected when we're affected. And that's why I'll make the comments and I'll jokingly bust balls about people in other countries commenting on our political
Speaker: stance or where we are politically but you guys are affected too maybe not as much as we are but at the end of the day you guys are still affected because we are involved in so much around the world as a country yes we are and our dollar is involved in a lot of countries economists that's correct but again our economy was doing good so therefore other economies should have been doing good if you want to base that off of
Speaker: If we're doing good, you're doing good. If we're doing bad, you're doing bad, based off of what you just said. So if we're plummeting, you're plummeting. And our economy has been a wreck the last couple of years. And I know COVID has a lot to do with that. And I really don't think that you can blame politicians for the COVID situation. I think a lot of that falls on these, quote unquote,
Speaker: experts and the media. That was based on more than our government. I will say that. I think that was a lot of scare agenda and scare tactics. And I can only speak from my side of the story when it comes to COVID. I know Tony has his story and we've gone, we've taken this journey. You know I figured that motherfucker hard. Yeah, I mean we've taken this journey on his own personal
Speaker: Even before my own personal experience, Glick, even before my own personal experience, I was digging into that shit from day one. I was digging into that bad boy. And I say day one of the pandemic, not day one of when it came out. I agree. The pandemic was such a weird situation. Wait a minute, man. Let me clarify. Let me say he's a prime candidate. I'm saying as a businessman, he eliminates, he alienates governments, OK? How can I make him a good international leader?
Speaker: I speak on his international relations. They're familiar with him. There is a very strong familiarity I thought with him. I thought with him in other countries. I will say that. I did think that because he was always traveling. He's always trying to expand his business so he has to learn how to deal with people.
Speaker: If I'm wrong, I'm wrong, but that was my thought. And here's a question from the business aspect. And this is not a dig or meant to be in any form of disrespect, just disrespect at all. International relations are piss poor. That's fine. And you know what? You being in another country telling me that helps me.
Speaker: because he's got a lot of international, I thought he had a lot of international businesses. I know he dealt with a lot of international people. I know. I wanna ask a legitimate question and I mean this to no disrespect or any way, shape or form. And this is directly to you, Lagee, because I'm curious and I don't know. So this is economically, financially, on the world,
Speaker: how much of an impact, because I'm curious, and I would ask this if anybody else, but I'm asking this specifically of you because you're there, does Scotland have on the rest of the world?
Speaker: And I would surely ask this of anybody who was in here from any other part of the world. I'm just curious. You got an answer for that. You're going to get her started. I know. I asked her. I wanted her to get started. I'm not picking a fight. I didn't make a curiosity.
Speaker: It's a legitimate curiosity because I don't know. Right. It's not like I'm taking a dig at her. And that's why I said that. Let me tell you this. When you say how much of an impact they have on the rest of the world, you're making it sound like that. And I'm going to tell you why. We know the impact that we have on the rest of the world when we go to war. I'm not even 100 % on the impact we have on the rest of the world. But I'm curious are the military. We are the world police.
Speaker: Well, military, yes, wise, I know the military one, but I'm speaking economically. Economically speaking, yes. Yeah. I know we are the world power when it comes to military. And that's why I preference it. It's not a dig. It's a curiosity. It's a question. I don't know.
Speaker: So I'm not going to be like, yeah, I don't want to come across and be like, what the fuck do you guys do for the rest of the world? I believe Scotland is in the UN. I believe Scotland is in NATO. Scotland is also an ally. And I was strictly speaking economic. Yeah, they're an ally. Yeah, I'm not speaking military or anything like that. That's what. Mind you, Scotland is a part of the UK. I absolutely agree. 100%. Every country should be able to govern themselves. Exactly.
Speaker: I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm on board with you. We should totally come together and bitch slap the English. I mean, we've done it once before. It's actually kind of fun, but not like I said, I hope you didn't take it the wrong way. I tried to put all the like words out there.
Speaker: I don't question their government because I've always understood that the UK. I can't, I can't believe that after all, you know, it's been, it's, please, please correct me if I'm wrong, Helen. God, we should just bring her up sometime.
Speaker: We're trying to have these fucking conversations, God damn it. And then here we are every time. We don't know 100 % of the answers to anything. Yeah, never. We told y 'all when I was on our former platform, when I would talk to people from other countries, it would tell me it was priceless. Oh, yeah. No, I love talking to people from other countries.
Speaker: Um, but it's, but it's not necessarily on the political platform. It's more just curiosity and how they live life and stuff like that. And Helen, correct me if I'm wrong, but it's, it's, it's been centuries that you guys have been fighting for your independence and how you, and like, I don't know. It blows my mind that, and I agree, you guys should have it. I don't know what it's going to take for you guys to have it, but.
Speaker: I do record your show at 2 AM. She's like, fuck, I should go back to hating this guy. It just drags me in. It was so much easier when I hated him. Oh shit, for fuck's sake. You guys doing a Kate Bush tribute hour tonight? No, because it's a radio show every week. I know she does. I used to watch it.
Speaker: She blocked me on everything. Act of the Union was 1707. So I was right in the centuries part. I mean, it's been a long time. I've seen break. I couldn't even say that was a straight face. I'm sorry. I couldn't even say it was a straight face.
Speaker: I know that's just so fucking far off. I couldn't even say it with a straight face. I apologize. I do apologize. Oh no, I was never upset about being blonde, trust me.
Speaker: Trust me, you are not the only one who's got their, their feel bad. It's hurt because I said a word and blocked me. I was just telling Tony, I know I used to watch your music show. Trust me. I don't care. Blocked me. Let me hate me. Blocked me. Talked about me.
Speaker: She busted a caps lock on my ass, Tony D. I've had plenty of them. But she's actually telling you, she's actually telling you sorry. She didn't mean it. She didn't mean it. I don't, you know, it is what it is. Trust me, I'm not everybody's cup of tea. And I don't care. It is what it is. But I will definitely stand my ground and speak my mind.
Speaker: Excuse me, God damn it. Calm down. That's a good song. Oh. Hey, shut up, Tony. Fuck you. Look, we can do this. We can just do this. He ain't even here anymore. Fuck Tony D. I die.
Speaker: I said, I have a love, hate with Trump. I always have. I have an understanding why the people want him in office. I mean, I have an understanding of why people want him in office. Yeah. And at the end of the day, if it's between him and Biden again, I would most people want Biden. At least the people I talk to. He doesn't like, you know, he doesn't know they're a white band. He doesn't know who you two is.
Speaker: I have a listen to U2 music in forever. That goddamn Joshua Tree, and I know that's really American and really good to me to say, but that damn Joshua Tree album was awesome. Don't ask me any U2 songs. I do not remember. I may remember one or two.
Speaker: I am a woman. Don't see. I'm going to get on Helen now. Helen, you have helped me in so many things. You're going to ask me well, I'm not going to challenge you on music the same way you won't challenge me on Star Trek. Don't do it. I'm going to fact check myself before I say this, but I believe that song. Yep. So I thought.
Speaker: Hold Me, Throw Me, Kiss Me was in the Batman soundtrack. Which song was it? Hold Me, Throw Me, Kiss Me. That's the name of the song? Yes. Everybody knows when the Batman soundtrack, Batman by Prince, that's pretty much it. Batdance. Keep going. It was in the Batman Forever soundtrack. Oh, who heard that soundtrack? I'm listening. Really?
Speaker: I never listened to that soundtrack. Batman Forever soundtrack. Shut up, bitch. Stop talking. First of all, I know you ain't talking about listening to Wikipedia the way you get on me about that shit. Oh, that's not Wikipedia. That's my Google Assistant. Hey, Tony, have you ever heard a song called Where Are You Now? By who? By Brandy. Off the top of my head, no.
Speaker: Have you ever heard of a little Diddy? Smartass. This is a great app. You know, Method Man was on that soundtrack. I don't know Method Man when I soundtrack. I don't remember the Batman Forever soundtrack. I don't think I remember. Do you remember a little Diddy? Do you remember a little Diddy?
Speaker: by a man that was married to a supermodel and looked like he stuck his face in a pizza grinder. Who you? Go ahead. Uh, no. Kiss From a Rose was the biggest hit from the Batman Forever soundtrack. OK. That's me. That's all it hit. Yes, it was a hit. Excellent hit. Fuck's sake. Shut up, Tony. That's probably the oldest song we know of for that soundtrack. I didn't have the soundtrack. I did not. My stepmom.
Speaker: Or as Tony would say, Mama Joe, she was a big U2 fan. Mama Joe. I'll be right back. What's up, little man? Hi. How you doing? Good. How's school? All right. How are your friends? Huh? How are your friends? OK. You staying out of trouble? Kind of the whole frame group can't really sit next to each other.
Speaker: You're trying to hold your friend group together? Well, because, well, we can't really sit together, because, at lunch, because, two cats screaming. Okay, you're trying to de -escalate the situation. Okay, go ahead, sit down. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey
Speaker: You were trying to calm everything down, is what you were saying, correct? No, like, no, because I was in, I got the table, but two of my friends, they kept screaming. Uh -huh. And then. You didn't go fight? Huh? You didn't go fight? No. Give me a favor. Tell your dad to be quiet. We're talking. Huh? Tell him I said be quiet. Be quiet.
Speaker: Okay. It's going to be like it was this morning and then tomorrow's going to be like today. A little chilly in the morning. I mean, sure. If you want to freeze your butt off.
Speaker: Don't listen to me. We're having a decent conversation. I was working on the national national junior episodes. Okay. You fuck the whole shit up. I came in here and he was like, they were yelling and screaming and I had to ask him, we got into a fight out there. Cause there's a couple of knucklehead kids out here. Oh, it was at school. It's not how you got your black eye or your eye right here. Yeah.
Speaker: The bone is not sticking out. Calm down, bro. Yeah. I thought you fell and hit your eye today at school. What?
Speaker: You are an asshole. Why you calling him out here a black -eyed school? He was trying to tell me, this is the story you just gonna put in my place. That's how you got a black -eyed school? He said he tripped over his own feet and fell and hit his face. And I'm like, really, bro? That's the best story you can come up with? Oh. Oh, oh, oh, cash. Oh, cash, cash over here. Got himself a case of, uh, jungle flavor. You told me already. Stop telling the whole world. Mm -hmm.
Speaker: Now there's a little boy -headed girl that likes you.
Speaker: his girlfriend said, I wish a bitch would. I said, I like her. I like her keeper. I like that one. I said, hey Cassius girlfriend. She's like, hey Cassius dad. I said, when Cass gonna be home? I said, Monday after school. That's right. I've been out of the girl that had the coach on me. Yeah. Well, your girlfriend's won't fucking stab somebody.
Speaker: Then she came over and sat down and just started talking to me. I was like, what the hell am I supposed to talk to this little nine -year -old girl about? Anything. Did you carry conversations? No, we didn't. No cash over here. Little fucking pimp. He won't fuck around now. I said, no, you better be careful. You got the wrong one now. Don't play with her.
Speaker: I don't need her mama coming over here. No, I mean, honestly, kids love me. And parents love the fact that the kids feel comfortable around me, because I treat them like they're individuals. Oh, yeah, yeah, I know. That's it. Yeah, no, I don't know any of these fucking kids' names. But I get out there, and on the weekends, if I'm outside, and Cash isn't home, and they'll pull up onto the patio. Oh, well, I mean, it's a little different.
Speaker: What's on there? I mean, I live in a complex. There's apartments on one side, and then I'm on the condo side. So all the kids run around here. There's a million kids here, maybe, around Cash's age. That's cool. You know what you got to do with the parent? The same thing the other parents do. When they out playing, y 'all just sit out there watching.
Speaker: Yeah, that's all I do. Yeah, that's all I do. When I take Jason to his event, it's awesome because when I take him to these places where the other kids are, you should see all of his parents. We're sitting there, like, you know, Iron Man, when he was like Century Mode, that we ought to be like this.
Speaker: Yeah, that's me. That's the best shit ever. When I would take my stepdaughter to the skating rink, when she was a teenager, and she was going to have a couple of hours, all the parents would be like this. And I'd stand right there with them. We'd all get more crazy. That's 100 % me. I mean, like I said, the kids aren't here on the weekends right now.
Speaker: But that's me. I go out there, I sit on the porch. If I'm, you know, now I'll be barbecuing, so this is going to be nice. I'll be cooking some shit up. You know, I'm sitting there having a couple of beers. I'm not going to fucking get hammered or anything like that, but have a couple of beers and just kind of chill out and relax. But generally, they just go by. Hey, Cash is dead. Hey, Cash is dead. What's up, Cash is dead. Cash home. He'll be home Monday. You know that. My stepdaughter's cousin used to love me because they can't spend the weekend with us one night. They might be like, y 'all might be over there.
Speaker: I'm like, let them come and don't bother me. So they will come, crash, and the one thing they love, kids love one thing. Take them somewhere too. Fucking garbage disposals, man. They lose their minds. And I'll never forget it. When her cousins came by one day, they was talking about it, they all graduated high school. She said, I know you ain't talking about it. What is about Tony's head? Oh my God, he said it's awesome. We're going to Buffalo, right? Let's go. We're going to go to Corral. We go to Stevie B's.
Speaker: Let's go. Y 'all hungry? Yeah, come on. I tried to, I tried to keep, I tried to keep snacks and old juice boxes or whatever around the house. I took them for one decent meal, which they go to snack all day. They're going to make their own breakfast, whatever. They didn't talk, come around. What are we eating? Let's go. I mean, well, yeah, I was going to say, you seen how Austin's friends react when they're here. I mean, they've been on the show and they see how they react towards me, buddy.
Speaker: Buggy had one of her little friends stay in that a couple of weeks ago. We had a choir concert, um, last night and she got run up to me. Hey, what's going on, buddy? Alexis, what are you doing? And I looked at, she said, do you remember me? I said, you stayed at my house. I remember. Yeah.
Speaker: They're going to pass out for the night. For the night they out. Decent buffet or a little... Yeah, one of your kids in the house and don't worry about it. Or like little John said. Shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot. Night quell for everybody. That's not your problem, motherfucker. We're going to do a feed them. Feed them little girl, but they're going to relax. They're going to be fine. We had five, two, three shots. Four or six shots. We're losing shit. We got grape and we got cherry night quell, bitches.
Speaker: Five kids, you're about to lose this shit, don't worry about it. I'm gonna go to work, I'll be back. Take my nap, I get up. All right, y 'all, let's go. Where we going? We're going to eat. Eyes go crazy. I put them in the back of my escalator, we was out. We was out. Just dip. Dip on them. Nah, you know, it's cool watching the kids grow up and do their thing. It's cool when they remember the good things about you. They don't recall you being a problem.
Speaker: That's the best thing about being a parent. If you're not a problem and other kids learn and know that other parents know that, that's how the games are spent for you. I always make sure the kids eat. Yeah, no, I mean, I ain't always trying to be cool with my kids as friends and stuff like that, you know. Just make that work with them. That's all they want. They want somebody down the earth. Turned out for what? See, Jeeves? Jeeves, there's what's up. We'll be broadcasting today, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker: Yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, if I can, if possible, I'd much rather them all be hanging out here, having fun, having a good evening, having a good weekend, because I know they're all safe. You're safe. Parents call. Where's he at right here? How you doing? Pretty much TV. I'll show you. Hang on. Yeah, hold on. Yep. I mean, that was like back when I was growing up. Oh, you did exactly.
Speaker: When I was growing up, we didn't have cell phones. If I told my parents, I'm gonna be at so and so sounds they can call and they knew I was there. And their mom or dad would answer the phone and be like, yeah, the boys are out in the field riding four wheelers or
Speaker: There and the barn catching snakes, whatever. We were definitely riding four wheelers and catching snakes meant we were somebody sold her brother bought us booze. But, you know, we were teenagers. We was drinking. Yeah. But we didn't go anywhere. We stayed our asses right to fuck there. We might pass out in the barn.
Speaker: That might be the worst thing is going to happen. We're going to pass out in the fucking barn. But. But. Shoot. But I don't mind having my kids is here or my kids is friends here and I know that I'm gonna fuck with them. I'm gonna I'm gonna. Bust their chops and everything else, but. It is what it is. I'm a dad. I'm gonna make sure they got a safe place to be themselves.
Speaker: The end. Yeah, exactly. You know, don't be doing drugs. Don't be, don't be eating a booty like groceries. Know how to act when you go places. Yeah. Act like you got some fucking brain cells in your goddamn head. But I mean, we got to get ready for bed. You say you got to get ready for bed. That means you're going to be, I give you 15 minutes before I get a notification.
Speaker: You won't get over here with me. I got to be working tomorrow, sorry. All y 'all have been expected to be spoiled for the past year while I was going through my shit. Not tonight. I'm on one. I'm on one tonight, bitches. Tony D. I'm gonna listen to him work until I go to sleep. Because he's still talking. He is going in. I'm gonna have to play this again tomorrow. Are you surprised that he's still talking?
Speaker: Yeah, I am. It's a town hall. I thought it was going to be other people besides him, but we are. Is it his town hall, or it's just a town hall? It's a New Hampshire town hall. And, you know, he's still talking. He letting it out. I'm telling y 'all. Everything you said, this shit comes out in a couple of years. I was going to say, I mean, he hasn't been proven wrong yet.
Speaker: I mean, they'll say he's lying. They'll see he's wrong. I still be looking for a lot of people that know he's lying. He's like, I'm like, how they let you'll see. Okay, I just watch. Well, and that's, and that's what I'm saying. I mean, and that's what I was saying earlier, you know, all these fucking allegations and everything like that, and everybody acts in a certain type of way. But everything the man said, or has said, or continues to say, keeps getting proven right.
Speaker: Well, he wants to uncover a lot of the conspiracies up there in DC. That was another issue. Well, she was not a bad thing. That dream of the swamp aspect was about him clearing up a lot of the corruption in DC. Now, that was another main purpose of his presidency, getting rid of some of the bullshit that's happening. Because a lot of the constituents, a lot of people over here, all of us who were citizens, felt like there was some bullshit going on and he was going at it. Let the people know.
Speaker: So I said, that's gonna be the motherfucker when he gets reelected. That's gonna be that motherfucker who's gonna put aliens on the map, bro. I'm gonna tell y 'all right now, I don't know who's gonna take him out. They don't want Biden. DeSantis is not looking good over here in the US. If you don't know, he is not looking good right now. DeSantis was a strong one for a minute, but now he's starting to falter off. At the end of the way - I will go ahead and tell you, I think it's gonna be Buttigieg.
Speaker: At the end of the day, what's the man's name? Crenshaw, excuse me, Crenshaw. My man, he got the patch on his eye from Texas. I think he'll be the biggest front rower. I'll have to look him up. Yeah, I think he'll be the biggest front rower. DeSantis at this time and at this time, and I don't think DeSantis can be a vice president because technically, I believe Trump has his residency in Florida.
Speaker: So you can't pick a bite. I'm not 100 % accurate on this one. I don't know about that. But I don't think you're running mate, your vice president could be from the same state you're from. But yeah, DeSantis is starting to fall off. I heard that somewhere. I don't know how true it is. I did not even look it up, but I believe Trump's actual
Speaker: residence or residency. A bachelor's degree in business administration or related field, five more, five or more years experience in a managerial role, strong communication, interpersonal, public speaking, leadership skills, innovative and motivational mentality, excellent management, decision making and problems. What? That's all you got to do to be Vice President?
Speaker: Wait a minute, let me type in United States Vice President. There you go, United States Vice President. Because all I remember is President Pro Tem for the Congress. Natural Boy Citizen is at least 35 years old. Hang on. Oh, sorry, yeah, no.
Speaker: Oh, okay. Oh, he's a young cat, too. Damn, he's a baby. Who? Dan Crenshaw from Texas. Yeah. Yeah, he's a young cat. He's a vet, too. Yeah, okay, yeah. I just looked him up. Okay. Oh, yeah, he's a Texas boy. And I used to tell Brian, that's who I would think would run. He would be the proper next shoe in.
Speaker: We got all the girls in the building tonight. Here's something Nikki.
Speaker: Why is Buggy back there? Mad at everybody. Good lord. She okay? She's a teenage girl. She's my mini me. She's not teenage. She's a grown woman now, isn't she? Buggy, that's my clone. That's my mini me. I know. I know. She said fuck everybody. No, I was taking a video of the dog. It is weird to have KMI.
Speaker: That's your general load. I told you to end the damn show, but you want to keep it. Yeah, but you're starting time. Listen, Linda. Why you gotta kick him out the show just because we're home? Yeah. What is that about? Nikki, I'm doing you a favor. So you're welcome. I need time to decompress. He needs time to get ready to deal with my bullshit. He's had three hours. Yeah, but I'm not ready for her bullshit after work.
Speaker: that you shouldn't have moved in with her. She moved in with me. You agreed. It's not my fault. She's been taken out. No, as I learned the other night when she came home from work, I was like, I'm about to go lay down. She's like, I'm not going to bed as soon as I get home. It was like an hour after she got home from work. Yeah, she's got to unwind. You go to sleep. She's got to unwind. Yeah. So yeah.
Speaker: Yo, you know I started watching the other night, Tony D? God damn it, what? That I need to rewatch because that movie is awesome and it did not get the credit it deserved. The A -Team movie. That movie's my shit. The A -Team was my shit back in the day and they really did a good job on that movie.
Speaker: just so you know. Estigen overload. All right. We're going to wrap this bad boy up. We appreciate y 'all listening. We appreciate y 'all hanging out. Hopefully you guys enjoy the show tonight. Really?
Speaker: Not our typical format, but we were very political heavy tonight. But we're getting away from that. But hopefully you guys enjoyed the show. Nonetheless, it is what it is. It is nonsensical nonsense. The name fits the show. We just roll with the punches and go with the flow.
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Speaker: What do I want to do? What do we want to do music -wise? I was going to ask Tony, but he doesn't have... Tony D, you got a song preference to wrap the show up? Negative. Go for it. Alright.
Speaker: Tony said, negatory. You've given me my time. I'll pick up more than once. I ain't got nothing to say. I don't give you your time. I have no problem giving you guys opportunities to pick music and stuff like that. You know what? We've been doing, oh, shit. Where did that go? OK. Well, maybe not. There it is. We've been doing a lot of covers lately. Let's go ahead and give our guys some love.
Speaker: over and out, go ahead and check them out. Over, O -V -E -R -N, out, underscore the live. Give the guys some love. They got a brand new single that just dropped. Check that out. Check them out on all social media and everywhere you listen to music at over and out, underscore the live. And this is their cover of the one and only Billy Idol, Rebel Yell.
Speaker: Last night a little dancer came dancing to my dupe. Last night a little angel came pumping across my soul. She said, come on baby, got a license for love. And if she expires, play out from out, fall off because in the midnight hour, she got more, more, more.
Speaker: She cried more and more and more with a ripple yell She cried more and more and more and more and more and more She don't like slavery, she won't sit and breathe But when I'm tired and lonely, she sees me to my bed What set you free and brought you to me, baby
Speaker: What sets you free? I need to hear about me Because in the midnight hour she cried more, more, more With a rebel yell she cried more, more, more With a midnight hour baby, more, more, more
Speaker: So he takes it to go from the 7 of that pen Well he's out all night to collect the fear Just alone, just so long it don't mess up his head
Speaker: Cause I'd walk the world with you
Speaker: I drive your tears of pain, babe Pray a thousand times fully I'd sell my soul and have none, babe For money to burn with you Cause I'd give you all and have none, babe Just there, just there, just there
Speaker: Buddy will over and out for your holes. Got to show them gentlemen some love rocking out, doing their thing. We appreciate you guys listening. If Jeffrey was here, he would say deuces. And the words of the one and only big Dow, he'd let you all know. Peace out.
Speaker: Tony D? Uh -huh. I gotta ask you one time, brother. What do some bitches know? Mother had your mother made your mother fuck y 'all. Yes, sir. With that being said, ladies and gentlemen, be good. We'll be good at it. Goodbye, motherfuckers. Absolutely. Now we sit here in silence. I don't know what to do.
Speaker: I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. I'm totally so engulfed in something else. I'm not hitting the button. I'm not hitting the button. We're still lying. He hasn't told me to. Here we go. He's a dead man. You got a problem. You got a problem. I don't know how to end the show. I don't know how to stop it. I haven't been told.
Speaker: Hit the button. You got a problem. I got a year and a half now. You're just figuring out I have problems? Jesus Christ.
