Nonsensical Nonsense 131 I see stupid people...

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Speaker: what's going on everybody welcome to nonsensical nonsense it's monday hopefully y 'all had a good monday and you didn't have a case of the mondays

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Speaker: doing what he does best, stuffing his face. He can't even give us a proper hello. For those of you who might be listening to us on Spotify or one of the other said podcast platforms, Tony basically did look at the camera, just gave us a two finger salute. Two fingers, mind you, not one. And that's all the acknowledgement that we get tonight. I can't complain, at least I didn't get the one finger salute. Now, if we can get it figured out, we might be having a special guest join us tonight.

Speaker: I tried to. There he is. If they didn't hate us enough. You hear me? Can you hear me? For some strange reason. For some I'm going to try to I'm going to jump back one or two minutes. Let me try to adjust my shit. For some reason, it's only working on my phone. I'm trying to turn off the fucking phone so I can make it come on the laptop in the studio. But for some reason, it's not fucking working.

Speaker: If I gotta work the phone, I will, but let me try to get the laptop so I can get the official studio shit going. I'll join y 'all in about five minutes. Let me try to work. All right. We'll be here. Yep. All right. Cool. All right. Thanks. Yep. No worries. As I was saying, if they didn't already hate us, they're really gonna hate us because we got we got Mr. Smoke joining us tonight. The one and only

Speaker: from Sunday night smoke show. We've talked about it. We've threatened it, but it's finally happening. Wow. Smoking Glick together on the same podcast. We'll behave ourselves because this is our platform and we know how to mildly behave on here. So I say mildly, but before we get too far into the show, I do want to, um,

Speaker: We were kind of horsing around and having a lot of fun Saturday night and I tried to get a little serious for a second. But I do want to go ahead and bring it up again. The young lady, the Air Force veteran, Miss Jordan Wilkerson, who's currently fighting cancer.

Speaker: we put up her GoFundMe on all of our social media, well, Facebook and Twitter, I'm sorry, not all of, but Facebook and Twitter. And it is pinned to the top of our pages at nonsensical nonsense. If you guys can help at all, feel free to go to our pages and click on that link and help her out. And I'm gonna put this down here. If you don't wanna go through GoFundMe,

Speaker: Um, you can always hit us up on our PayPal at nonsensical nonsense. And I will make sure personally that every single dime, every single penny goes to her. We're not going to hold any money or anything like that. Uh, we're going to make sure that all goes to her and to help her with her bills and all that jazz. I'm gonna put it down here at the bottom of the screen for those of you watching. Um,

Speaker: But her GoFundMe is in, like I said, both of our Facebook and Twitter pages, it's pinned to the top. So it's gonna be the first thing you see. Unfortunately, this young lady went into the doctors for what she thought was a simple cough and turned out that she has cancers, stage four. I think it was, they found,

Speaker: spot on her heart. I believe it was and then it's now on to her spine. So she is going through chemo. She is feeling a little bit better. I did see an update today or yesterday. I think it was that she was home and she got to enjoy the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Rangers last night. She is from Tampa. I'm assuming that they are all Tampa Lightning fans as they should be. If you're a hockey fan, if you know anything about hockey, the

Speaker: Tampa Bay Lightning are going for a three peak and looking to win their third Stanley Cup this year. So that's pretty cool that she got to come home and see him put it on the Rangers last night. Hopefully, she'll be feeling better. She did actually send us a message today on Facebook thanking us for shouting out her GoFundMe.

Speaker: said that we brought her to tears. She didn't expect people to, that she doesn't even know, complete strangers that would take the time out to shout her out. And I told her no worries, that she's got more supporters than she knows, even though we're all strangers, she's got the nonsensical family behind her. So we'll be supporting her and doing what we can to help her get through all this crap.

Speaker: So shout out to Connor for letting us know about her. Him and her are pretty good friends. They went through training together. They were in the Air Force together. So I wish nothing but the best and hope for nothing but the best for her. Hopefully they can kick this damn thing's ass and she can maybe get back to living a normal life or somewhat normal life.

Speaker: Well, see, it's not all fun and games and fart jokes and making fun of, uh, baby Dick Glick here. Not sensible nonsense. We care. What am I doing? But

Speaker: Since Jeffrey isn't here, Tony, while you're doing that, did you see the, did you see the news in the NFL today? I saw a couple things in that effect. Aaron Dalton got himself a big fat paycheck. He is the highest paid player in NFL history that is not a quarterback. Guaranteed $95 million until 2024. Because he was gonna retire too.

Speaker: was he really? Yes, he was. Wow. He's a young cat. He's a young cat too. And then on top of it, our our brand brand new acquired **** quarterback in Cleveland racked up his twenty -fourth. That's what I was going to talk about. Accusation. Do me a civil charge. I just sent you the email address. Send the link to him over there. Okay, good. That's what I was. That's what I wanted. I did see that. I also saw

Speaker: I was just going to ask you about that, actually, if you had his email. Yeah, I seen that about Deshaun Watson. Fucking Cleveland is really working my last nerves. They'll get the money. We're better. I've seen that. I can't believe he was in the league for 50 years.

Speaker: He was a head coach with the Browns the Chiefs and the Rams I think it was He was in the Browns back in village if we back there Well, yeah, he was an assistant for the Browns back then but then he was also our head coach for a minute Okay, we'll see if that works Dalton Schultz

Speaker: Holding out because he wants to get his contract done tight in for the Cowboys Michael Beasley. Oh That's hockey Michael Beasley didn't he retire a long time. Yes, I'm just scrolling through so forgive me shit. What's wrong soles is wanting money Yeah

Speaker: He just got there with two seasons ago, but yeah. I was gonna say, yeah, cuz then they already give him a contract a while back and then instead of giving back the contract. Yeah, I see that about the shot. Watson cuz yesterday it popped up with the 23rd and then today the 24th popped up message motherfuckers not gonna play in a goddamn game all season. Hope we still got Baker still anger and

Speaker: I seen a meme today in one of my Brown's group. It was a text from Andrew Berry to Baker Mayfield said, hey, Baker, we're a little short staff. Can you help us out? And Baker responded back with, sorry about your luck, I'm busy.

Speaker: I should have been dying. I was just like, if he does, they fucking deserve it because they screwed that kid over something fierce. Oh, Baker Mayfield? Yeah. You're up there. How did they screw him? You're up there. Break that down. How did they screw him? That kid put everything out there on the field for that damn team. And he was a winner.

Speaker: We haven't had a winner in Cleveland since they come back. I mean, 30 some odd quarterbacks since they come back in 99. So, yeah, they royally fucked him over. I mean, and he played all last season, injured as hell.

Speaker: trying to do what he can and then they're just like, yeah, we're gonna go get this guy who's got all these sexual allegations and misconduct and everything else that as of right now, they were speculating a six game suspension for. Now, who knows? Because I guess allegedly or supposedly, Deshaun Watson already offered money to settle out of court with all these women.

Speaker: as long as they signed an NDA and they refused to. So whether they're fake accusations, real accusations, whatever the case may be, it sounds like at the end of the day, not only do these women want to get paid, but then they also want to go out and sell their story so they can get paid again, which leads me to believe that even then, more than likely some of that's fake

Speaker: and just bullshit as it is. That ain't good. Smoke, you there? Yes, sir. I was just waiting for you guys. Good morning, Smoke. I'll see you. I can adjust it. I can adjust it. I got that. What's going on with you, buddy? Everything good over here, man. Thanks for having me. It's a pleasure. Glad it finally happened. He's got the volume still sound distant on your side. I'm playing with the volume a little bit.

Speaker: Maybe. That's not bad. I got that. I got it. Yeah but. One two. One two. Does that sound better? Still got a little bit of a distance. It doesn't sound like it normally does when you when you broadcast. Uh let's see. What the hell am I doing wrong? Yeah. Oh. One two.

Speaker: What's up, man? What else is happening, man? I don't want to mess up the flow. All these damn crazy ass

Speaker: Yeah, Jody asked me about that today. I didn't really, because I don't watch the news and I don't, you know the news. I don't, I don't look at the news when I go looking for news for like the show and shit like that. I'm looking for more of the comical or what the fuck aspect of the news. And then I heard about it this morning and I was like, one of the radio shows I listened to, they were talking about it. I was like, Jesus Christ, if Jeff was here,

Speaker: I would say, and I would get hip all riled up, I would say that they're government plants and the government is staging and planning all these killings and shootings so that they can take our guns away from us. I mean, you might have some, but I know Billy had a shooting move that Friday night, Saturday night, and Chattanooga had one the next night for the same night. I wonder if, damn, Chattanooga put an article up

Speaker: I think we've had enough people die from shootings to match every day of the year so far, Ricky. Chattanooga, they could have done me a favor. You stupid. Wow, that's crazy. And I still want to do my broadcast. I haven't finalized that. I don't know people's waiting on it.

Speaker: My apologies to everybody out there. I'm trying to have set up a couple broadcasts I got on my mind. But last week threw me off the roof before. Definitely threw me the fuck off. So that's on me. But - When are you going to be on your, when are you going to be back on? Because you're always off. That's what I want to know. Mentally, I'm not comfortable to do the broadcast the way I normally do. I could just wing it. I could have an idea and go for two hours.

Speaker: Oh, yeah, absolutely with the last Speaking of mental shit. I told I gave Connor Yours and Jeff's snapchat information. Oh Rocky he responded so I got both nice Yeah, I gave Connor your your snapchat this morning him and I were talking and we were talking about some things and I was like look man I Was like Tony and Jeff both vets

Speaker: And Tony is big on veteran health and mental health. So if you got some shit going on, that's your guy to talk to. Yeah, I'll have me definitely. So. Not so much to get over, not so much to counsel you, but whatever you think you need, whatever you may need assistance in helping look into, I'm definitely going to help. Don't go to the fucking veterans out there. How many vehicles on the Marines Coast Guard? Y 'all holler at you, boy. Y 'all come on up here. We can do this no problem.

Speaker: You know what? I don't mind helping you. And I damn sure don't mind learning. I ain't here to call you out. I ain't here to put you on blast. I ain't here to look for your information. I'm here to help you find your information and show you where to go with that. Let's get at it. Get at it. That's what's up. For real, man. That's what I'm not even going to be up here long. I got my meeting in the 7 tonight. What's up, Debbie? I got to do that meeting, too. Honestly, yeah, y 'all just, man.

Speaker: all y 'all with these guns. And I'm gonna throw this out there myself because I'm going to attack this issue. I wouldn't say everybody with guns. A lot of these guns. Yeah, it's just some people. We can't throw everybody in the box. Yeah, I'm not going to throw everybody. But a lot of gun advocates get quiet on certain issues. But when these child shootings happen, I'm going to really get quiet. When it's a mass shooting, it's a craziness. Everybody got something to say. When the school shootings happen, everybody get quiet. I'm going to address that. But

Speaker: One of the people, one of the groups I was going to request a presence from was anybody who was a member of the NRA. Because quite frankly, there's a lot of things that get said when things happen here, things happen there. But I know there's a lot of silence when screenshots go down. NRA kind of gets quiet. They did put a statement on Twitter about a day or two after the Texas shoot. So there is something out there that they did say. However, to a bunch of you gun advocates,

Speaker: when y 'all gonna stop these jokes with shooting kids, man. You can't. When are you gonna stop the fact that I can go down to the street corner and buy a gun? Gun laws have nothing to do with it. I agree. It's the individual, remember? Everybody is not mentally sane, okay?

Speaker: But at the end of the day, because this individual that's not mentally stable had some issues in his life and decided to go do something that was not rational or logical by the standards of normal folks thinking, right? You can't disarm me because I'm a logical thinking individual and I would never do that. So because I can't let the actions of the one

Speaker: affect myself because I'm a taxpayer, I'm a law abiding citizen, and I'm a logical thinking individual. So I can't let one knucklehead say, hey, man, for all you logical taxpayers that are being, look at Los Angeles, for example, a lot of wealthy, a lot of the fluent taxpayers are being victimized, home robberies, this and that. And this has been going on for the last four months. I don't want to spin up topic, but since we talking gun, right?

Speaker: We can't disarm everybody because there are a few people being bad. I'm not saying that you are saying this on folks, but I'm just saying that you get to disarm everybody because a few people, you know, times are hard. We're in a recession, heavy inflation, like times are hard, man. So crime is going to go up, whether we like it or not.

Speaker: But at the end of the day, there were still a few people that have a few things to protect as well as their lives. So we can't disarm everybody because a few people that are on hard times are making poor decisions. You know what I'm saying? So I wouldn't I'm not really. I'm not really pro or con, but I would say we definitely don't want to disarm taxpayers and lower body citizens so they can become victims of

Speaker: story. I hate to turn this into a filibuster, but you guys are late night parents, for example. I listened to the stream with you guys are late night parents last week. Brian's story specifically. I don't want to get into his personal business. Absolutely. I'm going to go back and look at the stream, late night parents. Okay. That's why you don't want to stiffen gun laws because these people that are

Speaker: Possessing these guns doing these stupid things Nine out of ten times they're not legal gun owners. They acquired their firearm illegally So that's another thing we have to look at Mike to bro. You still sound a little more for leaving that we can hear you. Okay

Speaker: I'm right here. I'm not after the gun owners that aren't doing anything. The gun owners who are against what's happening, I'm gonna need y 'all step up. The same way we look at people in society for going after their group, their class, their neighborhood, their family, their schools and everything. I'm gonna tell y 'all this right now because this shit's out of control. An 18 -year -old walked into an elementary school during the daytime and shot a bunch of kids. Well, that's what I said. That's that bullshit.

Speaker: Well, and as I said, as I said, when we had this discussion after it happened, it's not a matter of the guns, it's what are the schools gonna do to protect the kids? I wanna jump on it. There's so much that can be done on guards. Elementary schools? This is school safety, man. I mean, we employ heavy, we have different states have a different setup. We have a specific police unit.

Speaker: designated to protecting school children, but that's every state has different set up. So like when I say school safety, we're down to school safety, why is it? But in my state, that couldn't happen unless he signed in as a legal guardian to come see one of the children, but different states have different

Speaker: first thing I was thinking is how is this young man in the school school safety? Well, that's the thing. I mean, there's so much that can be there. There's so much that can be done outside of and as I said before, outside of armed guards at your school because then you are then you will be

Speaker: then you yeah exactly well then you then you put an image on the kids the kids are going to school every day and you got armed guards walking around your school it doesn't so much feel like a learning environment or a fun place you know you know some kids enjoy going to school they get to hang out with their friends they get to do whatever it almost starts to feel like a prison or or a military camp because you got these guys walking around with guns but like i said even here i mean my i can't get past the front entrance at my at my kids of school

Speaker: No, we neither. I think the high school and junior high, I think they might still have resource officers up there. I'm not 100 % sure. But even still, once school starts, the doors are locked out. You've got to go through the office door at the high school to get it done. Yeah. So there's so many other things that can be done before you automatically resort to putting armed guards at your school.

Speaker: And then just that visual, I mean, imagine if you were a kid and you went to school every day and you've seen guys walking around with guns in your school. And who's to say one of those guys aren't gonna wake up on the wrong side of the bed one morning and decide that, yeah, yeah, exactly. But you wanna keep them out of the schools is the point. Don't bring them in. But you know what though, at the same time.

Speaker: and you're scared to go to school. Right? Oh, yeah. So, remember police are the good guys. Remember, we grew up as children. Wanna be police, firefighter. We wanted to protect and serve the people. Well, not all children, but you know, when you ask some kids, I wanna be police. Oh, I did. I was one of those kids. I wanted to be a cop. For the longest time, I wanted to be a cop.

Speaker: or firefighter, you know, like that's old school. I know, I know times are different, but in generation experts and Xers, you know, we wanted to be police firefighter. You wanted to protect and serve everybody. So I would think as a child, when you see something like this happen on television, there are some

Speaker: because I want to be the police guy one day. And I feel happy to see the police guy. And what that also does is it builds the bond in the community in a kind of undertone way. Like, you know, it'll be the police guy and, hey, man, I'm scared to go to school. People are getting, there's no jobs here. I see more police. I'm happy as a kid from my outside the box store process.

Speaker: Well, I think having a resource officer is a little bit different than having Tommy's dad, who used to be former military, or Katie's dad, who's a retired police officer or whatever, coming in and just playing clothes and patrolling around the school. But you also got to remember, these things, I don't know how much my kids know about it. So kids have an innocence.

Speaker: They're naive a little bit to them that it doesn't affect them like it affects us because they might not understand, like we understand when a school shooting happens. And you may not, I don't know how often they talk about it in schools or anything like that. So they may not know at the end of the day. So they're just going, shit, my kids are like,

Speaker: I'm going to school to hang out with my friends. We're going to play tag on at recess. We got dodgeball in gym today, you know. Hey, listen, the more good guys you see around, the better. Oh, yeah. If the kids want to be police and firefighters, if you see police at the school, hey, I want to be your officer, Jim. So I don't think children feel funny if they see school safety. But like I say, I live in a major city.

Speaker: So I guess in major cities that may be a thing, but every state is different. Well, I'm watching police in the school every day. I need the officers and everything. And I wanted to be there when I grew up one day. Check your message to send your message. Absolutely. You know, in Granite. No, you're good, man. In Granite, I mean, I'm from a small town and I'm from the country.

Speaker: When I was in high school, we just kind of came and went as we pleased. And we used to have shotguns in our docks. There's a patrol that'll roll by, I got that. But like I said, in the junior high, I'm not against police going to the junior high as a patrol because I know how we was. We're gonna fight.

Speaker: Junior high school is when it starts getting real reckless. So I understand the junior high school. We also had teachers that were just as country and corn fed as us. So they would get down if they had to. You just can't put their hands on the kids like that in school nowadays. We got a dangerous situation. We're talking about we need police at the elementary schools with our kids, y 'all. We got real problems. So I'm going to need all y 'all gun owners.

Speaker: get up on your counterparts. Male, female, old, young, black, white, rich, book, all you. And I'm going to say all you motherfuckers. There's no way in the hell we're going to sit back in the doors, kids getting shot, especially unarmed kids, unarmed staff. I don't think anybody's in the force. A pretty small city back home with a damn. 19 children, unarmed children. Supposed to be safe, but your ass is at work. If some of y 'all work over an hour away, you couldn't get there no faster than a police did. Come on now.

Speaker: I don't think anybody's, I don't think anybody's just idly, idly standing by and going, oh, this is okay. It's, it is what it is. But you keep talking about gun laws and gun alley and all this, but we had 19 children dead. When y 'all don't step the fuck up and I'm going to go ahead and say like, I'm not a gunner. I'm a responsible parent. And I'm going to tell you right now, my city right here had that shit would have happened.

Speaker: The parents here aren't crazy. The parents here aren't necessarily reckless, but you got enough parents ready to pick up the kids at a moment. No one is that shitting on the last of the now.

Speaker: I kind of got to defend this. I'm not even naturally from here. I've just been here for a decade, but there's a lot of radio and and it surprises me that that small town didn't have any parents ready. So I'm quite sure most parents will be on. Well, and and and aside from that, you know, one of the other things that really went wrong with this Texas shooting was the fact that the local PD.

Speaker: didn't do anything because they said they, or they were hesitant to do anything because they said they had to wait for border patrol because of jurisdiction issues. They're both the fuck out of me. It wasn't that close. It was a border town.

Speaker: No, there's a distance. It's still considered a bordered town, but as Jody said, she's a police officer. She said, no, you get in there and you do your job and you save them kids, you do what you have to do.

Speaker: That's how they're trained and whatnot. And that's what I told her. I was like, if I was a police officer, do what you got to do. Write me up, fire me, do whatever you got to do, because we'll see how long that lasts, because I'm going to be the one that rushes in there. And I'm going to be the one I ain't waiting on some jack off that's an hour away to tell me what I can and can't do. There's kids in there being shot. I'm going in. And that's exactly what she said. She's like, I'm going in. Fuck it. Yeah. What are you going to do? You're going to fire me? Go ahead and fire me and see how that works for you. I'm putting you this way. If y 'all can't get here, the parents are going to be here faster than you.

Speaker: and the state carries also and the carrying state. Listen, man. Thank you. It's the carry state. Good morning. It's the wild western Texas. It's the carry state. That was the wild western. Mm hmm. Tightening up the gun laws aren't going to fix anything because look at New York. New York has one of the one of the strictest and toughest laws on the books for guns in the country.

Speaker: now. They have for years. And look at the crime rate. Was it Giuliani before Giuliani in there? Before Pataki, Giuliani, the quality of life back in the 90s. Remember those guns are not registered.

Speaker: I'm still listening for you. He sounds good on my end. It's like a little muffled in the distance on my side. A little muffled, but it's good on my end. But I also know how clear he likes to come across. That's what I'm saying to him. That's what I do. But at the end of the day, the bigger question is, as far as guns goes, how are we going to stop the bad guys from getting the guns? Not the good guys who are legally doing that. Exactly. Exactly. So the legal, law -abiding citizens

Speaker: So that's kind of how that happens. You know, I mean like, you know, it's not like we can.

Speaker: Let's arm the shit out of us and leave us alone about our damn guns because we ain't doing nothing wrong. Everybody is the solution. Again, as I said, Tony, bad guy comes into the bank. There's 40 people in the bank. Nobody has a gun. Bad guys tells everybody what to do. Bad guy comes into the bank. Forty people in the bank. Forty people draw guns on bad guy. They're going to war. Yeah, you know, that's completely.

Speaker: I'm going to change my mind real quick if 40 motherfuckers draw down on me. Look, even five. Five different pistols from different angles. You're done. Just two pistols drawn down in your ass. You're done. I might get a couple of them but damn it, I know it's it's game over for me. One in the front. One behind you. Yes. It's a wrap.

Speaker: 40 to 1 odds in that situation. Not good odds.

Speaker: Let's not even be us, nobody on facts, man. We have got to protect the children. I don't know what's wrong with y 'all shooting kids. And people have floated around the idea of arming the teachers. I agree with that to a certain degree, but you're going to have teachers that aren't going to agree with it and they're not going to want to be.

Speaker: So, okay. Well, you don't have to be on that. Not last week. I watched a story. There's a story in Louisiana where the fathers go to school in the morning to be there for the kids. A bunch of y 'all around here. We ain't doing nothing. You got time on your hands. I'm not against the parents stepping up and being there to stop this. We don't even have to go in the school. That's the thing. Yeah. You're just a presence on the property.

Speaker: You start setting examples, that's the thing bad guys are going to start second guessing doing dumb shit. You start making examples and don't go back on people. I'll tell you a bunch of people. They ain't got nothing to do. They don't mind sitting here. And it'll be worse than the worst and don't go back. And spoiler alert, that's the old school rule for a lot of gangs protecting children.

Speaker: If I'm a knucklehead and I have some dumb shit playing and I pull up and see y 'all two out there every morning, I'm good. I see Tony D and Lick in the morning, I'm good.

Speaker: I'm sitting outside the line. You got a 50 -foot parameter. I won't be armed. I'm just sitting there with the rest of y 'all talking junk, making sure the kids are gone. Mind you, grown folks will sit there and drink and protect the children. Those family men are like that. We will drink, but we don't let nothing happen to the kids. From old school New York, everybody sat there and watched the kids play while they did their thing. We talk junk. We smoke cigarettes. They play handball. Something happened to the kids. Everything stopped. What happened?

Speaker: imagine that we did the same thing in the country. Everything is the same everywhere we go. Yeah, protect the scenes man. Yeah, no exactly. Nobody cared about Reese when it came to kids. No, why would you know what y 'all doing? No, exactly. That's the thing. You know, you start setting examples and you start and you start showing that people are going to stand up and they're not going to they're not going to continue to tolerate stuff, but people are going to have to stand up and unfortunately when you by standing up, that means you're going to have to get your hands dirty.

Speaker: As I told Jodi when her and I were talking, yeah, I have a gun. Yeah, I carry my gun. And when this new law in Ohio goes into effect, I plan on carrying my gun all the damn time. No questions asked, because that's basically what the law is. But I also said if I ever draw my gun, I draw my gun with the intent to fully shoot somebody.

Speaker: If it leaves my hip, it's being used, plain and simple. But at the same time, there can't be any backlash on the people who do something to protect the innocent or protect children. There's a sheriff's deputy down in Florida a couple months back that

Speaker: in a press conference that said, in the state of Florida, if you break into a homeowner's house and they shoot you, whether you die or not, they will not be held accountable or face any repercussions in any way, shape, or form. Well, because they're breaking into people's houses and they get shot and then they live and then they sue, or they break into your house and they cut their arm open on the window that they shattered, and then they sue the hell out of you.

Speaker: No, we shoot your ass. There's some places where? You got to be sure. I can probably tell you, so you can't tell me that. Really, you got it. No, you still go to jail or some places where you come in the house. See, y 'all got to watch them lost. Some places they can't be inside. They could just be on your property and they've done. But they also got to prove that they were trying to prove something illegal or broken your house.

Speaker: they gotta break in your house for it to be legal for you to shoot them. Y 'all better look at this shit, man. You know what it is? The property thing is a thin line. Okay, property. Like, if somebody's on your front lawn, I ain't gonna copy for being on my lawn. No, I might block your jaw, but I'm not gonna have to shoot you. I'm not even gonna come outside. I'm gonna say, hey, man, fuck off my lawn, man. But if you into my home, that's like,

Speaker: And that's what any state with anybody that's legally, logically thinking that are making these laws. If somebody is entering your home, that is a stranger, they are threatening you and your family's life. I don't care if you put your arm on the window. Why are you? Why are you in my house? And I don't know you. OK, you shouldn't be entering my home through a window through the

Speaker: at that point, all bets should be off. If I didn't invite you in. Once you enter, you're done. Okay, you can be in the front lawn. Okay, that's a gray area. You really shouldn't be in my property at all because if you're on my front lawn, you're in a garbage right there. You try to see my car. What are you doing? Like, alright, that's gray area there but once you enter the premises, there should be no type of restrictions or

Speaker: including us in danger. No, exactly. If somebody if somebody breaks into my house, I shouldn't have to take a second and go, oh, wait a minute. Wait, are you? Yeah.

Speaker: Am I allowed to shoot you or should I not shoot you? Like, what happens here? I didn't invite you, you trespassed. And I locked my doors when I'm home and when I'm alone. Oh, my doors are always locked. I tell my friends, don't come by without calling. Just give me a call. If you in the hood, you're like, I'm going to stop by. Well, that's just a common decency thing. Obviously, but I'm just saying, people didn't even know. Hey, man, I'm in your neighborhood. Do you mind if I stop by?

Speaker: I don't know. My pops almost ate it. My pops almost got it one night. Motherfucker showed up in my house. One uh one thirty -two o 'clock in the morning. Beat my door. I was doing a live broadcast. This motherfucker started beating out my goddamn door like a lunatic and I went out there because I can I can look out my door. I got a window above it and I can see right out and this dumb **** was hiding and then I went to walk away and he started being on the **** door again. So, I swung that damn door open. I was

Speaker: He was like, he was all drunk. He's like, hey, what are you doing? I said, almost shooting. You're stupid ass is what I'm doing. Pops, don't play, man. I'm like, son, I'm so pissed. Don't play that shit. Yeah, I was just like, I wouldn't play that game with this. He's like, we're my arrow. We're my arrow. Yeah, right there. He was like, you wasn't going to shoot nobody. It ain't even loaded. And we walked back in here, got back on the live. I dropped the clip. And I chambered it. He was like, oh, shit. It was basically what he said. He said, oh, shit.

Speaker: Don't show up when announced. That's just common decency, in my opinion. If I'm going over to somebody's house, I'm going to shoot you a text. Hey, buddy, are you home? I'm on my way over. For whatever reason. Surprise. Yeah, exactly. I'm an area. What's up? What's going on? I'm not just randomly showing up unannounced at people's houses.

Speaker: just because you don't ever know what the hell they got going on. They could be having some shit going on at their house and they don't want your dumb ass there. They could be fighting with their wife, fighting with their husband. You know, they got the goddamn in -laws in town and they're already stressed. That's the last thing I need is you just randomly popping up.

Speaker: or just to sleep that damn it. Yeah, or yeah, or just to sleep. Yeah. Listen, I'm gonna drop down. I got my VFW meeting. I got a few smokes. Good talking to you as always, man. I already know. Hold it down. I apologize. You're good, man. You don't have to apologize. If you're buying a chat, y 'all please stick around. Catch us Wednesday as always Saturday. You already know, and I'll be here next week as well. I want to thank y 'all again, man.

Speaker: We got you. We'll hold down the fort from here. I got you. Peace. Peace out, bro. Nice. Speaking of Wednesday night show real quick. Hey, guys, go check out the Facebook. We got the starting vibes posted. Actually, I got them posted right before we started the show. So, go cast your votes. Go ahead and let everybody know that I'm the winner yet again. The greatest champion of all time. Better than Tom Brady. Better than Rick

Speaker: Tony always got me fucked up with the seriousness on Mondays. Monday's supposed to be a little more relaxed but he keep it, you know. Listen, one thing about my man, he's even killed, man. No, he really. He's like the **** great pop of the broadcast. Like, he's even killed. He he kills me. I **** with him constantly because he kills me because he's always wanting to save somebody. I'm like, bro, you can't save everybody.

Speaker: but you know, we gotta have, you know what it is? I love him on my streams because it's like good cop, bad cop. You know what I'm saying? And like, you know, he's an idiot. He said I heard that. I can't see the sound effects, God damn it. You're good, you're good. It's like good cop, bad cop.

Speaker: So it's all good, man. You got to have balance in a bit. Yeah, Jodi chime in with what we were talking about. My girlfriend, she chimed in. She's a police officer here in Ohio. She chimed in as far as if somebody breaks in your house or whatever. And I think it should be kind of an obvious for most people. Unfortunately, it's not because it has happened several instances. But if a person is running away,

Speaker: then the threat is gone so you can no longer shoot them if they're running away, even if they break into your house.

Speaker: So in the back, I guess. Yeah. And I think I think that falls under any category at the end of the day. You know, if you're walking down the street and somebody runs up on you and tries to do some dumb shit and you you you draw, you know, you draw down on them. I know that's a little a little old school, a little wild west country slang for you. But if you draw down on somebody and then they run away, you can't just fucking start shooting them in the back. They're just going. They're just going. There's no threat anymore. So they'll never get asked for that.

Speaker: That's the facts. And I think that's where Florida, they've had that stand your ground mall for quite a while. And I think that's where a lot of cases they hit that gray area and that muddy water as far as was it really stand your ground? Was it really not stand your ground?

Speaker: I'm the type of person, like I said, if I, when I'm caring, if I can, if I can take somebody out with my fist, I'll do that first. Uh, but once the threats gone, if I've knocked them down, I'm standing on top of them or whatever. I'm not going to then proceed to, you know, unload on them. Like you're done. Now I'm going to call the cops and let them come and do their job. You're probably going to go to the hospital. Cause I just beat your ass. It made you look stupid.

Speaker: Yeah, I mean, yeah, because we're not little, you know, just like, personally, we're not small guys. We're kind of, you know, we're larger than average guys. So we look crazy if, you know, you have some big six foot plus. You look at the ass and you pulled out on them and off them. Like, that's crazy. So, you know.

Speaker: I mean even even for example like guys that are like larger size individuals um may not be the victim that much of a crime as far as like somebody may not you know they may look at you and be like you know what man you know they may look at you working on the street like yeah

Speaker: maybe I'll try somebody that looks a little easier. Yeah, a little bit easier. I think with me, like, you know, they look and say, oh, maybe not. Well, you know, I used to think that way. In all honesty. You see it on this. But yeah, I used to think like that a lot. Most of my life, I've thought like that. I'm a big guy. You know, I still have people fuck with me and mess with me and stuff like that. But, you know, at the end of the day, in today's day and age, and we've talked about it on here, people have no fear of consequences anymore.

Speaker: None.

Speaker: And I think that's part of the biggest problem that we have in our country is there's no fear of consequences. So even now, even larger guys like us, you can't even really say, well, this guy's gonna look at me and not wanna mess with me because he's a big guy, I'm not gonna go, I'm not gonna attempt fate. Instead, they're gonna like, say me, if I'm walking down the street and a black guy runs up on me and I knock the hell out of him, then all of a sudden, he's racist.

Speaker: You ran up on me and tried to hit. You ran up on me and tried to start some shit that you wasn't ready for, you know? Like, you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. And now you're a bully. Yeah, now I'm a bully. I'm a bad guy. I tried to rob him. He knocked me the fuck out. Yeah.

Speaker: Welcome. Welcome to 2022, ladies and gentlemen. This is America, man. Yeah. And I'm standing there sitting on trial going like, what the hell's going on? Oh, you did a trial now, right? You broke a man's toe on the street. Yeah. I thought this was innocent until proven guilty. Nope. Not today. You're guilty until proven innocent. Even after we prove you innocent, you're still guilty in the public side. You're going now. We'll tag you onto your name.

Speaker: before knock out, knock out a potential robber. Look at how big and scary and racist this white guy is. He attacked this poor kid. This poor kid never did anything wrong. Meanwhile, he's got a criminal record 10 miles long.

Speaker: But that's the name of the game. And at the end of the day, that's the name of the game in the world that we live in. Everybody does it, whether it's online, people will run their mouths and talk all kinds of shit to somebody. Then when they get tired of listening to it and they fire back, then all of a sudden the person who instigated it and started all of it, they're the victim and you're the bad guy. It's just like,

Speaker: Wait a minute. Hold on a second. Like, yeah, man. You picked the fight with the bully. Yeah. The bully just picks your ass, man. You're a bully. Yeah. Am I living in the, uh. Folks. Yeah. Am I living in the upside down? Oh, I don't even watch Stranger Things, but there's Stranger Things reference for your Stranger Things fan. Are you frozen, or is that me?

Speaker: He's still here, slight technical difficulties possibly. He'll be reconnected momentarily. Stay tuned, ladies and gentlemen. We're going to be early south here.

Speaker: There we go. And we're back. I love you guys. Yeah, I don't know if you guys can hear me or not. Yeah, Jeff and Jeff and Tony say it's because I took off the Disney Titan. So now they've been fucking with my internet every show. Oh, shit. Hey, man, you go Disney, you go Woke, you go Woke. But that's another story. I was just like, I didn't say that. You don't fuck with my podcast, all right? I'm just a guest later. I'm just visiting.

Speaker: Welcome. You are now guilty by association, sir. Oh, good. Hey, man. Listen, listen. I live and die for this **** This is what I do, man. If I can't do what I can do, then I don't want to do that **** You know what I'm saying? If I can't say what I'm going to say, then my bother.

Speaker: I know that's right. We have a tendency. I mean, obviously, you've heard the show. You watched the show. We just come in and we have fun and shoot the shit and laugh and joke. We stay away from some serious topics. But every once in a while, we talk. And the nice thing about it is, Jeff's borderline right wing lunatic, Tony's hanging out on the left for the most part at the end of the day. I wouldn't say he's a borderline lunatic leftist, but he's over there.

Speaker: And then I just kind of hang out in the middle But at the end of the day, you know the three of us come together and we can have a conversation about it and nobody gets mad at each other And we can all look at everybody's point of view

Speaker: And, and it's just like, well, you know, like, you know, when that, when that gun or when that shooting happened in Texas, when it first happened, Tony was take the guns away, get rid of the guns. You know, he was kind of jumping up like a little bit, not, not a hundred percent, but kind of a little bit. And then I brought up the protecting the schools and security. And he was like, you know, I didn't even think about that. Meanwhile, just like you're not taking my guns away. Damn it. Shut up.

Speaker: You don't even have guns, you live in Mexico, you're not allowed to have guns, calm down. But you know, but it's all about having balance, right? Same thing, like, for example, me, I'll be considered, I guess I would be the radical conservative on my role, then I have T -Roni, which would be kind of

Speaker: really mediocre, kind of really liberal -ish. Then we got Tony, who has this, you know, it's like, so it's all about balance. Over there, we do opinion radio. So it's like, it's all about opinions. We all like that. I don't, I don't, I have a diverse panel, because I don't want everybody to agree. Like, if that's the shit, it's like, it doesn't make sense. You have to have different objectives and different opinions to add balance to the show. So everybody, you know, as far as the general viewing audience, you know, everybody can have a little, you know, get their side in, you know what I'm saying?

Speaker: Oh, yeah Well, yeah, that's the thing. I mean how How boring would the show be if if we had three of us on here or three of them on your show or you know? And you guys all agreed about everything exactly Yeah, you gotta have that that little yeah, you gotta have that diversity that little bit of

Speaker: It's not so much tension. It just, it just adds. We disagree about a lot of things. I mean, I think sometimes Jeff and Tony try to do and say things just to get me round up. That's the fun of this shit though. That's the fun. You know what I mean? Hell yeah. We all know our own views and how we all think about it. So we can fuck with each other on those levels.

Speaker: Like like like I've continued to get them riled up for the last couple weeks Kind of because they're so mad at me because I think maximum overdrive is a terrible movie Talking about that Saturday, that's the funny shit. I love the movie like that's the thing I love the movie. I grew up watching the movie, you know, but it's it's a bad movie like They're just so mad at me about that

Speaker: That's a classic. Well, I won't say it's a classic. I could just say it's an older movie. I haven't seen it because I can't even flaunt and just come on in and be like, yeah, if she was good or not, that she was wack. I don't even really remember it that much. And I remember y 'all talking about it. I was like, what the fuck? Like, damn. If I hadn't seen it several times, I must not have liked it that much.

Speaker: it's just it's just one of those movies and and there's there's a ton of them. There's a ton of I said the same thing about trimmers the even the first one **** stupid **** movie but it's I I enjoy watching it. I'll be the first one to watch it if it comes on TV. You better believe even if it's in the middle of it, I'm stopping and I'm watching it but it's a bad movie. That's the **** with the worms on the ground in the

Speaker: get in line to watch Trevor's. Yeah, exactly. You know, it's like I watch it. **** it but I won't just cool side it automatically because I saw it. Yeah.

Speaker: But it's those little things that I think that as I tell the guys, I was like, that's what makes the show magic. We all think differently. We all feel differently about things. And sometimes it turns into a comical argument. And sometimes, Jeff, there's not the most random bullshit that just makes my head explode. And I'm just like, he's in Cancun. Don't go to Cancun. Don't hit him with a beer bottle. Where the fuck did that come from?

Speaker: That's the joy of this shit. This is something I've always wanted to do. And now I get to do it with two guys. Jeff and I, we've known each other for 25 years. And then Tony, just meet Tony on halfs in the last year, year and a half or so. And clicking and bonding with Tony like I have, I feel like I've known him for years. Go ahead. I'm going to say this on the broadcast.

Speaker: What's that? Sounds good. Sounds good. I just need it for my second. I was just taking a quick call. Yeah. Yeah. That's what it is, man. And like I say, same thing. Like you guys and seeing what you do, you know, we connected on the house. Oh, yeah. But I was always like, oh, yeah, see what they're doing over there. I like this shit. I think it threw a lot of people off that I think it threw a lot of people off.

Speaker: and kind of caught them off guard that you and I connected like we did. Because I don't know why, because it's like we kind of, you know, we like the, I won't say like, all right, for example, I'll just say, I'll say from my end, it's a general show, like what I do with the general show over there, but it was kind of when I first started, it was kind of like, I first thought it was a general show, then I had a lot of response from the males and the,

Speaker: from the male subscribers, so I kind of started doing a few mends here and broadcast during the week. And then I got a lot of backlash from the shit.

Speaker: Cause I was kind of like, like I'm old school, you know, I'm, you know, it's like a mesh channel kind of, you know, to an extent during the week, I had like winter, Wednesdays and stuff like that. So I said, okay, let me dedicate Wednesdays to the men. So I got a lot of backlash from that shit. So I was like, you know what, the network is kind of vanilla. Speaking of apps. So I said, let me just take, let me just

Speaker: let me just fall back on that but you know like the men's like I'm I'm from the old school like the uh Jimmy Kimmel and and and uh damn I hate the fact that I forgot that they used to have a men's show. Oh uh Jimmy Kimmel and uh Adam Carolla the men's show on Comedy Central way back. Yeah. Yo, yo, yo. He like that

Speaker: If it's not like a women's celebration, it's kind of looked down on. So I kind of got a lot of backlash from having a broadcast like that. So I'm going to just keep it off. And you know, here's what it is. Yeah. Well, you know, that's Tony will tell a lot of people.

Speaker: it's a man show where men talk and I'm like, hey, not really, dude. We just talk about everything. I said, you got to stop labeling us a man show because we, you know, we do have female listeners and they enjoy the show. Some of them do. Some of them don't. Some of them are just giant Sasquatches that live in other countries and get butt hurt for no reason. But you don't like, you don't listen to the shit. Yeah, that's that's why they we're not going to be everybody's cup of tea at the end of the day. We're we're we're going to do our thing and we're going to have fun if you don't like us.

Speaker: Nobody's making it. You're not a you're not a prisoner in Guantanamo Bay and they're forcing you to listen Which is pretty sure that they might be using us as a torture device and get mo Listen are you guys make the charts in in the yard in the military public you guys were rated. What was it? Yeah, we were like in the top

Speaker: 15 something like that. I can't remember what it was. I couldn't believe that. That blew my mind on a comedy podcast. I was like, man, they must really be starving for for entertainment in the D .R. Well, you know what? Actually, I just came back from there and I was like really wondering about it. And listen, man, a lot of people speak English in the D .R. Oh, yeah. And listen, this, hey, man, you'd be surprised that third world countries, right, because this world living in the first world country in third world countries,

Speaker: The simplest things provide entertainment and pleasure. Just being able to have a roof over your head today, today, and have a good time today and laugh today is golden. Oh, no, that's right. Shit, I try to love that. To meet you anyway on the first, second quarter of World Country.

Speaker: like the flavor. So that's exactly kind of how I try to live my life is just one day at a time man like you know I spent too many years being being stressed and overthinking everything and and being angry and pissed off at the world and now I've reached a point in my life where it's like

Speaker: I'm too old for this shit. And you know, not to steal, not to steal, not to steal Danny Glover's life from lead the weapon, but I'm too old for this shit. Like I'll just let me be happy. Let me live my life. I'm going to find enjoyment in things. And if you don't like it, I don't care because I'm happy and you know, I don't have time for your miserable ass anyway. So go on about your business.

Speaker: That's how I think about that. Fuck that. Like, hey, man, tomorrow's not promised. So I'm just like, let me enjoy this day today. Have a little fun. And hey, man, and if I don't see you tomorrow, I had a hell of a good run. That's how I look at it. So every day is like building a run.

Speaker: every day you wake up, just continue to build your run because when it's over, you want to look back and say, hey, man, I had a good time. I had fun. Yeah. That's, I used to work with an older gentleman years ago. Uh, we, we worked maintenance together. And at the end of every day, he said the same thing. I said, Boozer, I'll see you tomorrow morning. And he looked back and he said, Glick, God willing. And I never understood what the hell that meant. I was young. I was in my early twenties. I was like, all right, whatever.

Speaker: And it wasn't until I got a little bit older that it made sense to me. And I was like, that makes a whole lot of fucking sense. Yeah, when you get 40, it's like the shit is different. Yeah. When you get 40, you're like, fuck.

Speaker: I don't I don't I don't yeah, I don't I don't feel old. I actually probably in all honesty I think I think these days I feel younger than I did when when I was in my 20s and shit like that I was also doing a lot of dumb shit my late teenage years and my early 20s so you know, I feel younger and

Speaker: more alive today than I did back then especially in the last in the recent than the most recent few months so that's because you're thinking is you're thinking it's not really it's just mentally you know what I'm saying because the mental and the physical connect together right so if you're having a more clear vision and a more clear output on life

Speaker: right? And how this shit works in the direction of how this shit goes, and you got the shit figured out, it's more easy on you. So you feel younger, because it's a relief. It's like, oh, shit, I finally got this shit figured out. Right? Once you got this shit figured out, it's like, wow, I'm 40, but I feel 30. Yeah. I don't think it is figured out because I know some people out of 40, but still haven't figured it out. So they feel that way. I wish I could figure this shit out.

Speaker: But listen, if you feel, listen, listen, listen, you know what? You may not think you figured it out. Because if you're 40 and you feel younger and you feel more relaxed and more at ease, you figure it out. Oh yeah. We may not be millionaires and shit. I'm just saying, but if you at peace with yourself and you relax, you figure this shit out for the most part.

Speaker: No, exactly. I don't need, you know, I'm not saying it wouldn't be nice because it would be nice, but I don't need a million dollars. I've always said, you know, if I got a roof over my head, I got food in my fridge. You know, the kids are good. I'm good. And I've always joked. I've always joked around. I don't want to be rich. I just want to be able to go to the grocery store and not worry about how much I spent. I don't want to, you know, you know what I mean? And

Speaker: you know, I I was I was blessed. Uh unfortunately, I don't even know how I stumbled into the new job I'm in. Uh you know, I went to the grocery store after I got my first check and you deserve to be where you are. Yeah, I went to the grocery store. Didn't even think about it. I'll just grab and snacks for the kids grabbing, you know, all kinds of **** and I'm like, I got to the register and I was like, **** I wonder how much this **** is going to be.

Speaker: But I don't need all the fancy stuff. If my kids are taken care of and I've got a good woman on my side, which I do, I'll be broke. I don't want to be broke, but I can be just as happy if I got money or if I don't have money, as long as I got a couple simple things in my life. Just the basics, man. We just want to eat, provide shelter, food, a decent future.

Speaker: That's just the basics I've been a lot of places and I've seen a lot of That's very very less fortunate people Let's just say oh, yeah, absolutely and it's You know, it keeps me grounded like I travel a lot but it keeps me grounded it keeps me Counting my blessings, you know shit like that. That's right. I could have been born this dude

Speaker: here, right? Ain't that a motherfucker? I think that's where a lot of my blessings and I definitely give back. I may not have a lot of money to help out and give back to people, but I'll do whatever I can to help people and

Speaker: try to do what I can. We spoke about the young lady Saturday night who's fighting cancer. I brought her up again at the beginning of the show and wanna get her GoFundMe out there. And I wanna make sure that the last thing that's on her mind while she's going through all the chemotherapy, I don't know why I continue to say that, but chemotherapy and all that jazz. I want her bills to be the last thing on her damn mind. I don't want her to have to,

Speaker: God what am I gonna do about you know electric or rent? I don't even know if she has that stuff or student loans or shit like that You know so I might not be able to donate much if anything at all But I can I can put it out there unfortunately I'm on the platform that I can tell people and I can and I can get it out there for people to hear and You know and as I said

Speaker: if you don't got money to help her share it. Sometimes the cheapest and easiest way to help somebody out is just put their name out there for the rest of the world to hear it. Or you got 10 followers or you got 10 million followers. You put it out there for the rest of the people to see it and then maybe somebody that can do something will see it and come across it and do what they can do to help. One, two people could lay in the load.

Speaker: Mm hmm. You know what I'm saying? Yes, exactly. Absolutely. Absolutely. Yeah, that's that's you know why and I typically I don't I don't put our PayPal out there for anything.

Speaker: I put it out there tonight. Anybody that don't want to go to the GoFundMe for her or anything like that, you guys can always hit us up on our PayPal, nonsensical nonsense, and I'll make sure she gets every penny of it. There's not going to be a finder's fee or any of that nonsense. If it comes to our PayPal, it's going into her GoFundMe account. Straight up. All love, man. All love, all love.

Speaker: I've always been one that always believed, you know, I'm gonna take care of those around me before I'm gonna take care of myself. And it's just how I am. So that's that's that's that's that real man. That's that, you know, I mean, you know, it's responsibility. And it's a whole thing. But that's kind of like, that's old school, like, you know, we kind of old school this

Speaker: Like, at certain points, you don't think about yourself anymore. Oh, yeah. And it's not just men that do that. There's a lot of women out there that have the same mentality. Facts, facts. I think it's a generational thing at the end of the day.

Speaker: We'll be the type to do things and not for the generation, unfortunately, we're in now. They want to help people as long as they can record it and put it on their social media and everybody can see it. But we'll do things on the down low, behind the scenes. We'll just do it, just to do it and not expect any kind of

Speaker: Oh my God, I helped this person and I didn't get 20 ,000 likes or I didn't get comments of people telling me how great I am. No, I'm just gonna do it because they need it. And I think it's a generational thing. I think it's how you're brought up. I'm trying to teach my kids that same thing. Look, you can make sure you have what you need, but if you can help somebody, help them. Take care of your people around you because once upon a time,

Speaker: communities and villages took care of each other. And I think as a society, we've kind of lost touch with that. And that doesn't mean you have to give everything you have. It means if you've got a little extra and your neighbors might not be eating tonight, but you got a little bit extra, tell your neighbor to come over and grab a plate.

Speaker: But I think we've lost that somewhere down the road, unfortunately. It's a look at me and I'm going to take care of me first, society that we live in. Before it used to be like the village. It used to be about the quote unquote, the village. And then it used to be about the community. Like they used to say, it takes a village to raise the child.

Speaker: I work in your mama is allowed by my mama to call me over there and discipline me. I can't tell you how many times I got I got trouble with with my stupid ass with my stupid ass friends and that mom or dad would get that ass and then I had to go home and my stupid ass friend had to go home with me so we could get it

Speaker: then you can double, this is the double down. Mama saw me acting up, so she got on me. And then when my mama came home, she told my mama, and then they got on me. So it was a two -time, two -time, two -time for your mom. Yeah, and you're lucky if you were only out there with one of your other friends, and you weren't out there with a group of your dumbass friends. Oh. That's a team. That's a team. Oh, get it, man. That's that. But you like it. The times have changed a little bit. It was more community -oriented.

Speaker: Yeah, and it like back in the days, you know, my family was from a small town and I and when I was younger, I didn't never do anything like crazy stupid illegal or anything like that, you know, typical teenage boy, dumb shit. But we were from a small town, so.

Speaker: You know, the cops, we all knew most of the cops either had been cops for years and knew our parents when we were kids or when they were kids or they went to high school with our parents or whatever. I remember I remember one time one of the cops was fucking with us and trying to scare us. And he was like, well, I can take you back to your grandfather's house or we can just take you in and put you put you in the cell for a few hours. And it was like me and four or five of my buddies and we're like, yeah, take us to the cell.

Speaker: don't, don't, don't tell, don't tell my grandpa. You know, and like I said, we were, we weren't going to anything bad. We were just like, not, not that bad. We weren't breaking any laws or anything. We were just acting up and being dumb and uh you know, he was just **** with us and it was just like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Just go ahead and go ahead and lock us up. Throw away the key. Just don't tell our grandpa. Yes, back in those days, you prefer that. Yeah, exactly.

Speaker: We had a cop in our neighborhood that we used to call Robocop. That was when the movie, you know, was popular and parts, you know, all this other bullshit. But there was a big, big black dude.

Speaker: I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh I mean, he was like the uh

Speaker: time to go home. Yeah. So, but you know, those days are long gone. You know, you know, it is what it is. Those are the good things. I mean, you know, back in, back in my, back in

Speaker: my little, little town where my family was from and stuff like that back before Uber and DoorDash, my drunk ass used to call it a police department and they would bring me McDonald's. Because they do, they do my old family and I'd be like, Hey, I'm drunk again. And they're like, do you want a ride or do you just want us to bring you? Holy in a small town. Yeah, right.

Speaker: And they used to like, they used to fuck with the rookies when they'd get a new cop that wasn't from the area. Cause they were, they were, I think they were like considered a training department or something like that. I don't know what it was, but we'd get these rookies that would come through and they would just to fuck with them. They would bring them by my apartment where, you know, my buddies and I were at just to fuck with them and be like, all right, go there and give these guys hell. And then we'd all come out and be like, what the hell is going on? And kids start fucking with them.

Speaker: And meanwhile, the older cops would just stand back and laugh while these guys are like, what do we do? Wrestle the big one. Listen, it's like training day. They see your big ass. They're like, nah, I want to wrestle today. Yeah, they're just like, wrestle the big one. You're a tough guy, right? Get the big one. I'm good. You go, why do I? Yeah.

Speaker: But as you said earlier, the show, that's where you create that sense of community with the police officers. When kids grow up, they want to be cops. And we were friends with all the cops in the fire department. Those guys were awesome. We always knew that they weren't coming around to bust our balls or bust our chops. At the end of the day, they were just making sure we were safe. And we weren't doing anything completely crazy and out of hand. That's it.

Speaker: And we did, that little town where my family's from, we loved our police department. We had a couple of assholes, but they got weeded out, but we loved our cops. And my uncles were firemen in the same town, so we knew all the fire department. My 21st birthday, I broke my ankle.

Speaker: And the next morning, the next morning, the fire department was right around the corner from my apartment. They like carried my big ass to the fire department. Oh. They're like, yeah, we've seen you guys are partying pretty big or pretty good over there. And we were wondering which one of you idiots were going to show up this morning. It had to be the big guy. Yeah. Jody, she cracks me up.

Speaker: She said the bigger they are, the harder they fall. She said she said she wouldn't have been afraid of me. She's not afraid of me. She scares me. I'm scared to death of that woman. I officially made a vacation. Welcome back, Jody. I officially made a vacation. This is the wrong Monday. This is supposed to be next damn Monday.

Speaker: I got the schedule. Oh, it's next Monday. Oh, OK. It's so good. That's so me. I know I need a break now. Shit. You know what's crazy? I had to look on my calendar to see what the problem was because nobody was answering. And me and one of the guy was on there. And he's sitting there like, is it this money? I said, it's supposed to be this money. And I said, oh, hell, I got the wrong day. Yeah, I need a vacation. Yeah, I'll both need a vacation. Coming to you back, y 'all.

Speaker: It's it's it's it's it's. What's going on with your mic? What's going on with your mic? I don't know. We've been good. We've been good so far. I mean, it's not. It may not be usual. I mean, I'm in I'm on the same set. It's it's like I said, it's it's a it's a little it's it's a little off the normal but I like I said, it sounds good in my ear. So, and I know I know the audio and he wants to have. That's why I'm asking him. I'm telling him. I can tell what's going on. I'm going to just go.

Speaker: That's okay. We'll just clown when he's not here Saturday and make fun of his mic and his setup. He's in the chatters box. We can just ignore it. You know what happened? Because you know, I think that when you don't, and I actually did an interview yesterday with

Speaker: one of my buddy's two fly travel adventures. He'll be hearing that next week. Started with Shameless Flug. No way. I was going to tell you, put all your info out there. I think I started to put it out earlier, but then Tony caught me off guard. Oh, good. Oh, good. But I was like, I think that I hadn't been in here in a couple of weeks since I was on vacation again, as usual.

Speaker: It's because it's neglected. You don't want to come here and do screws. We're not going to work anymore. So. Listen, we got to. I still got to work on my broadcast. Oh, good. Oh, good. I still got to work. I still got to work. You're going to find a platform. You ain't even you ain't even a hapso anymore. You're just an apso.

Speaker: I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

Speaker: No, I am I can't find what we have No, I don't think I don't think you're going to at the end of the day Parascope and the Haps were were way ahead of their way ahead of the game and they both had really good platforms but

Speaker: Twitter fucked Periscope and unfortunately the developers of HAPS shot themselves in the foot.

Speaker: They they took on No, they got their money. I I think I think they took on a little bit more than they could chew They had a they had a lot of ideas some good some bad But at the end of the day, it was just a little bit bigger than what they could handle and then and then at the same time they I think the biggest mistake that they made was starting to do what Twitter did and they started pushing these specific people

Speaker: all the time. I mean, it got to a point where it was hard to find the people you followed. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And Haps. Well, we had to search. Well, if you couldn't find them in a normal for a normal human being that's not on here 12 hours a day.

Speaker: I get fresh air. I see the sunlight. You know, what am I jealous of? Oh my god. You're so chill. There's no drama in my world. There's there's no no no.

Speaker: And everybody spoke on how we stream and stream y 'all were here before HAPS. And the thing was, you couldn't build a community the way you did with HAPS. I have to agree with that. And I didn't realize, get vocal was out before HAPS. And I can't get that to work right.

Speaker: Well, StreamYard and Restream and stuff like that, they're not a community based platform. They're a platform, like I said, StreamYard is designed and I love it because it gives us a lot of extra tools and makes, as far as the visual aspect, when we do go live, you have a lot more features, it's a little bit more visually appealing.

Speaker: And it gives us a lot of things that you know other platforms don't give us the ability to play You know have said it for a minute and then they fucked it all up, but the ability to without any issues When we take our breaks and we can play videos or on the fly You know on the fly They couldn't fight the on the copyright laws that was just a given and they spoke on that a one -headed broadcast said that and

Speaker: When you ran yours, they tripped on you for the music one time too.

Speaker: But, um, you know, it is as far as like the mechanics, like the mechanics, you mean? Like, yeah, exactly. Some of the things I can do on the fly, you know, we're talking about a news article or I want to show you guys a picture on the fly in the middle of the screen. And I've done it several times on here. I can grab something off the internet and I can pull it up and put it on the screen. Thanks me too. Yeah. Yeah. But, uh, you do with me.

Speaker: And then at the same time studio I figured that one out. I got it right, but it doesn't save. And then at the same time for me and smoke you can probably back me up on this.

Speaker: on the back end, when I pull the audio and stuff like that, and I post it on the Spotify and Anchor and all that jazz, where before I'd have to go Facebook or YouTube and fuss with download. I had to download, I had to create, I had to get a whole other app to download the audio and then take the audio wherever and edit or whatever, convert it, put it to MP3, do this, do that. And it would take me, I mean, just one episode, just to get it ready to be posted, I'm looking at a half hour to an hour.

Speaker: so you was more of an absolute anything I was no no well you can just have like the good thing about StreamYard is once you do it it's in the it's in there it's all that three times a week download that shit right to your system yeah for me you can just

Speaker: Yeah, exactly. I'm gonna mess with it tonight. I'm gonna be up there messing with it tonight. I'm just trying to see how many folks you can bring and how it goes. And we are in a rebuilding as far as the community goes because we are on YouTube. We are on Twitch. As we discussed Saturday, Facebook smacked my PP and I'm a little mad at him. So I'm not posting on Facebook right now, but I am putting it on the Twitter.

Speaker: I gotta get my YouTube back. I'm not gonna lie. That's my YouTube channel. So, so we are, we are in a, you know, unfortunately we are in a little bit of a rebuilding process, but those who know and those who like us, you know, they're still here. They're still, they're still hanging out. They come in. They found us on YouTube. They found us on Twitch. And then the people that never watch this live and only listen to the replays or the on demand on, on Spotify and shit like that, they're still there. They didn't go nowhere.

Speaker: Big up to the followers, big up to the subscribers and followers holding it down after the collapse of the network. You know what I'm saying? Big up, big up, man. We want to definitely appreciate y 'all. We want to send a shout out.

Speaker: I'm definitely trying to find what we had on Haps. I know a bunch of us are on airtime and we're good over there as far as hanging out with each other. We just can't broadcast, which I could live with. Well, it's okay because a good chunk of people didn't really have any content as far as broadcast. They're just hanging out for the most part.

Speaker: Yeah, so anytime there's a dope app, I'm not going to ask. I would say you can do it. Yeah, if you're just looking for a hangout spot, then yeah, I think back in the day, and I've never been on it. I don't really know how it works or anything like that. I think house party was the thing a couple years ago. Everybody was going there because you could get into a chat.

Speaker: I don't know if you could broadcast it out. I don't think you could. It was literally just a video chat. You could get in there with your group of buddies and just, or your group of friends and just hang out and video chat with each other. And watch movies. Yeah. And you could hold 10 on the screen. We'd be over there acting. Yeah. I've never been on it. I, you know, I, I can't really. He came up a couple of times. Yeah. I came up already. God damn it.

Speaker: This dude is crazy. There's a bunch of old -house broadcasters that's over there. They was inviting me. I'm like, I don't know these people. I went over there. I'll say, yo, what's up? They was like, you told me from the house? I said, yeah. They said, oh, shit, we remember you. I was like, damn, where y 'all from? They said, yeah, I was this, I was this, I was this. We all used to be over there, but a bunch of them left when the update kicked in. So there's a bunch of us. I mean, one dude, he got a room. There's 2 ,000 people in there.

Speaker: and they be going. That's an air time. Yeah, this one air time. It's a ton of people. But you can't multi stream from there. It's it's just it's a shadow. Okay. Yeah, it's it's it's it's literally just I get it. I think I I had it for him.

Speaker: a split second. And I was just like, yeah, no, when we were, when we were trying to find something before we found StreamYard and stuff like that, I was just like, yeah, this is not gonna, this is not going to be beneficial. Because at the end of the day, I don't really, for what we're doing, I don't need a haps or a periscope or anything like that. What we need is what we have. We'll grow the YouTube. We'll grow the Twitch. We'll grow everything.

Speaker: and time. The Twitch and Twitter's got enough. Mostly stream platforms. Yes. And I've used my restreams and Twitch and Twitter. Now, Twitter doesn't allow the comments. I don't like many people anyway, so I don't want to be in a group chat. Most of my audience is all of us. I don't want to be somewhere where they're going to see it. I need somebody to get it. I don't have time for stupidity, Tony. And there's a lot of stupid people.

Speaker: We're different. It's a different version. It's a unique version. As my shirt says, Tony, I don't give a fuckish today.

Speaker: That's how I feel every day. Yeah, right? Yeah. What we do is different. We're on a higher pedestal. We're above them. We looked out upon them peasants. Yeah, my Facebook folks was following their versions and they started and most of my audiences are watching.

Speaker: I want to make sure everybody who's still everywhere. So I can mix it up with Twitter and Twitch, no problem. You know, let them know if I got to do a Twitter space. That's fine. Streamy ought to go to one. That's Instagram. I could just go live on there and people will pop up too. So I want something that's going to do Instagram and Twitch as well as Twitter. Once Twitter gets that stuff together, since Elon dropped his deal.

Speaker: Oh, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Did the prophet, did the prophet click in another one, right? Prophecy in over here. I told you, I told you, we can go back. It's on the table. We can go back. I told you a couple weeks ago that he was going to drop that deal. He dropped it. I saw all the players obviously pull back what I also told you that Haps was going to go the way of the dodo and you should know. No, a few of you said that. A few of you said that. I was fighting it.

Speaker: It's okay. Look at what we had. I'm a prophet. The prophet. I'm like Mr. Domus over here. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click a Domus. Click

Speaker: I can't wait to hear that. If I can just if I can just prophecy **** sports wins and I start gambling. We had a lot of particulars up there right now. You know what I mean? All I need is one one set of megamillion numbers and everything.

Speaker: Right, that's all I need. All of us. There's some things in the lottery right now, I want both of them. Shoot, Jody and I have talked several times. You know, we've already got our, you know, we ever hit the lottery. We've already got it all planned out and everything we're going to do together. I got a whole lot of millions spent up here already. You read them, man, but that's exactly correct. That's the comment of the day right there.

Speaker: Oh, damn. Why can't I see no chance? Go to where it says comments. Take the private chat off and go to comments. Oh, yeah. There you go. Thank you. See? I'm like, well, I can't see a little bit of shit. I had to learn that on your bro. I see you now. Okay, cool.

Speaker: But yeah, we trust me. I had to come back in, so I'm missing some of the previous comments before Amanda said, hey fellas, so anybody out there that's going on this afternoon. I remember Lady Sneaky Wonder went on. I don't think we've spent 150 million in our head, but we definitely got a hell of a - Mr. King, I dare you all to boost as many as me. I got 100 million.

Speaker: Well, we had that discussion and you and fucking Jeff are going to have goddamn compounds and who tanks and armed guards and all that silly shit that fucking 150 is going. Cannons. I'm telling you. Yeah. Give me 30 days. Watch what I tell you.

Speaker: Yeah. Moats with sharks with freaking laser beams. Just give me one of those uh one of those fucking um yachts that the Russian oligarchs and I can just travel around man. I don't I don't really I can't really spend 150 like that but I guess that would probably cost maybe about 3040. Hey, you forgot you forgot when you bought that iceberg. Oh yeah. Don't you tell nobody.

Speaker: I don't know how any of this **** works. Yeah. Listen, I'm like, I'm seeing

Speaker: I don't see that. Yeah, I'm bad. Yeah.

Speaker: I'm I'm I'm I'm a customer. I just I just you you just make me think of those people who who who wins the lottery and two years later, you're you're on the side of the corner or on the side of the street on my side. I I I I used to be I I got 150 up here going.

Speaker: what's the point of time? I hit the lottery. Now, I'm here begging for your spare change. Help a brother out. He got 150 spent already. What if you only hit 149? I can't. Bankruptcy is in the history. He's going to turn it down. He's going to turn it down. He's going to turn it down. See in your future, sir. He's going to turn it down. He's going to turn it down. We only gave you

Speaker: They're going to give, they're going to give, they're going to give Tony that check for 149 million. He's going to go. No, I'm going to have to turn it down. I spent 150. Yeah. I need that extra one. Hey, Chrissy. How you doing stranger? Well, Chrissy, what's good? I know what I want to do. I'm quitting my job.

Speaker: But I'm going to become my, I'm not going to not work. I told you guys, I'm going to become my own boss. That's the easy part. I'm going to go live once a month. Let everybody know how everything is going. And I'll throw a party like twice a year, fly everybody here. And just throw like one cruise a year.

Speaker: I do like I have a cruise ship for so like a cruise ship for us. Oh my god. I'll be right back. I do like that. Okay, cool. I do a cruise ship like that's the only one thing that I always thought of when I did the lotto because I know so many people. I would actually do an exclusive cruise ship for us, right?

Speaker: just for like me and my people and just you know fly everybody down to Miami and just let the team ship you know put everybody in the shuttle buses and bring us and we just have our own boat for ourselves like you know your family you bring your family you know what I'm saying bring your family your kids your wife your your significant other your whatever whoever

Speaker: You know what I'm saying? And just rock. That's what I would do. That's the only thing that I would think of right out the gate, like instead of cutting. And then when I'm there, you know, I would like, you know, it would take me a little while to figure out how I got to cut checks for folks and all that. I got to figure out how that works on the back end. But like right out the gate, I would be like, listen, man, we're going to have a nice cruise. Right. You know, just for just for everybody that I know. So everybody's going to respect them.

Speaker: and show a lot of love to one another, because everybody there is going to be somebody that I know. So if I know you, you know me, you know the other person standing next to you, that you don't really know. So it would be like, everybody got all men on the same crew. Everybody got all men. If you're on that boat, you know me. And that's all it is. You're a friend or you're family. If you're on that cruise, that's what I would do out the gate, like if I wanted a lot of people.

Speaker: everything else will work with it. I don't know how the bits work on Twitch. Just hold on to that. I haven't figured Twitch all the way out yet. I might spend some time with that tonight. But the thing is, you can't go live on your laptop. You got to use something here. I can't even find a damn go live button on my laptop. I can find it on my phone. On Twitch? Yeah. Me neither for some strange reason. I think you got to upload Twitch Studios. I got it. T. Roni was trying to explain it to me.

Speaker: but I couldn't really think. So I just like, if I had a twitch, I just said it over, I guess, you know, like, go in your city, you know, talk to me. Jodie said, Jodie said we're going on multiple vacations. Oh, that's a good one. That's a good one. We're going to be some traveling fools. That's a given. I got three of the continents I got to go to, so I got to get a passport and deal with customs. That's a given. Shit, I'm traveling broke.

Speaker: Wait till I get rich. I'm doing this regular. Wait till that money come in. Ooh, I got a whole lot of shit that I've seen. And I'm like, man, when I get money, that's where I'm going to stay next time. I'm going to scare everybody. That's what I'm talking about. Gambling. That one thing I got to spare my head. I got nothing to do with gambling. No, I don't gamble. They ain't got nothing to do. And y 'all know how I gamble. They ain't got nothing to do with gambling.

Speaker: We are speaking of gambling. Speaking of gambling, when I go when I go down to I'm going down to see Jody here in a few weeks here in a couple weeks. I'm going down there and they've got a couple casinos down there and I've never actually like I've been to a casino. I went to the hard rock down in town or down in Orlando, but I didn't get to really do anything. Orlando

Speaker: Orlando, down at Seminole. I didn't even know they had one down there. Yeah, Seminole Hard Rock. I believe it's in the Orlando area. But yeah, next time I go down there, we're going to the casino that's down the road from our house. I was like, damn. I ain't never really been,

Speaker: I ain't never really been gambling. Now, I gamble like I I have my draft kings. I have my fans doing **** like that. So, I do that kind of gambling but I ain't never been really doing casino and and and done it. I'm on the craft table. Just move. I'm on the craft table. I'm going to **** around and hit a slot machine for 2 .5 billion. 2 .5 billion. They ain't got one. Nonsense. It's going to become the Jeff and Tony show.

Speaker: the casino. I mean like like Tony Jeff, I have 2 .5 billion dollars. I have 500 million dollars for the winner of the death to the fight or the fight to the death between the two of you. I'm going to have my own like running man. If you if you survive, you win.

Speaker: Yeah. I can't. I don't need to be a beat between two of the broadcasters.

Speaker: I'll be like, Tony, the prize money was 500 million, but you only need 150 million. Here you go. Don't let him know what a halt is before a fight. Oh, man. This is thought of yourself like one of those, uh, if I knew he was hiding in the stove, throw the gas and throw the match.

Speaker: Oh, that's great. You guys gotta come out to the Coliseum. announce yourselves like oh boy. I'm glad. Oh man. Crazy.

Speaker: No, I'm kind of excited to go to the casino because I've always been intrigued by the idea of gambling and stuff like that. Like I said, most of my gambling is just online with DraftKings and FanDuel. And that's just me knowing what I'm doing. And I do all right with that. I haven't won any big, big money. But I do all right. So I'm interested to see what it's going to be like to go do some slot machines and all that stuff.

Speaker: see if the old, you know, I do pretty well on lottery tickets. See if the old luck of the Glick will carry on at the casino. Hey, man. Good luck, bro. Good luck. I don't really do too much in the casinos. I can't lie. I like too long. I do. I like to play a little bit of Blackjack, but I don't like too

Speaker: play them $2 hands, man. Like, I'm still kind of like, you take me out the country, man. I'm a beast. Like, we play them $5 hands, $2 hands. I go hard. I give you a quick hour when I'm out of there, even with the $3 or $5 hands. But in the States, I'm just like, I'm not that good.

Speaker: I don't know enough about the card games. I think I'll just stick with the slot machines. I'll be on the table. Yeah.

Speaker: Yeah, me too. I got the role of the day. Shut up. I got the role. Plus you guys know how much should I talk? How am I going to go to a poker table? You know how much should I talk? Poker is a different world. Anytime you go to Texas holding table, I won't tell him there, but I think that's your ask. Them boys is cutthroat. Them boys is cutthroat. I played in quite a few places. Nah, I already know better.

Speaker: or how to have my first talk shake at this damn table. Y 'all be serious. I said Tony, are you reading the comments? I'm reading them. I'm responding to it too. I don't know why she can't hear me now and told her. I miss you, Chrissy. Long time no see, sis. She popped back up a few days ago. She was down for a minute. She's back.

Speaker: Big ups to my home girl, Eleanor, her significant others in the hospital going through some pain. So prayers up for her. Oh, shit. I've been wondering where she was. Yeah. She's been around. So Joe, Mr. B, the MMA guy that's been with us, he was down for a little bit. He's out in the hospital, so big ups to him. Glad he's doing better. Big ups to all my house folks. I don't give a damn. People keep saying half's is dead, but the community ain't the hell with y 'all. I'm going to hold that shit down. The mayor ain't going yet.

Speaker: I'm still in the building, man. You know, you know, in the office, they didn't take your name tag. They didn't take your name tag away. Close the building, but your name tag still lives. That's right. I don't, I don't, I don't understand when you gave yourself a fictional title that you didn't give yourself something a little bit better than mayor. First of all, I'm like, I'm the greatest of all time. Oh, smoke. This is my smoke. Give me a second. I've declared myself a saint. I've concerned myself. Good damn will. Somebody up in here with an alias and trying to tell me what am I doing with the name of the title.

Speaker: I don't have an alias. I don't have an alias. What's my alias?

Speaker: Your alias is nonsense. That's the name of the goddamn podcast. I don't go around telling people my name is nonsensical nonsense. Why can't I do the same thing? I don't walk exchange on the street and go, hey, how you doing? I'm nonsensical nonsense. Nice to meet you. You know what's crazy? Hey, man, I started playing. My name is Ace World, but I became Smoke. Introducing myself the most. My name changed automatically. I didn't even know it.

Speaker: Granted everybody I'd have to whatnot Always call me nonsensical, but it's like it's just click guys I'm where you are, Mississippi. If you don't mind me telling because I've been down to go

Speaker: I've had a ball. That's where I learned how to gamble casinos. I'll be honest. That's where I learned how to gamble casinos. I missed the President Casino because the dealer showed me how to play craps. All the deals were patient and teaching everybody. I hate what happened to you all down there when the damn hurricane went through 104. Cat? Trina? Trina. The Trina. Yeah, I hate what happened in Mississippi back then because those dealers took time to teach you. That's where I learned how to play craps at the casino level.

Speaker: Um, already new blackjack. Um, I got pretty good on roulette, but yeah, Mississippi casinos, I have nothing against y 'all. Nothing. Nothing. The only problem right now was we can't win since Katrina. Yeah, we gotta make that money back, man. Yes, Lord. You're also an astronaut. Who the hell is Allison? Why is Allison astronaut? That's pussy being pussy.

Speaker: I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know.

Speaker: I can't sleep. When down there, I was I just made it 12 hours. I was trying to do this. I want to walk away from the table with my winnings.

Speaker: That is real, for real, for real. The cruise ship is okay. I did pretty good on there. You know, when you're leaving out there literally and coming back, boys started fighting back. What? Started fighting back for me. I didn't even stop in that mouth. I passed that little fake, that little fake outdoor indoor mall thingy that they had in the casino. I just passed that all together. You know what I mean? I have fun. Even on the cruise ship, I learned on cruise ship. There's only so much gambling and drinking you want to do.

Speaker: Even after you got food, you had nothing to worry about, but you're going to go through to the souvenir shop and drinking, even with the drink packages, because people take the drink packages just for beer. I do it for a liquor. All types of drinks. It's, it's, I don't need no more than five days on the cruise ship. I don't need no more than five days. I've never been on a cruise. I want to go on a cruise. She's going to bring you away.

Speaker: you're going to eat a **** lot. Yes. If you gain weight, which is nothing wrong with that. It's going to be a lot. There's 10 pounds before you go gain your back. So, I go to the gym. That's what I'll tell you on the boat too. They got to just go. Oh, I got to go. I got to go. I got to go. Biggest of the cruise ships for having a track. Biggest of the cruise ships for having a pool. If you get on there and you don't find a way to get yourself a **** you will. Well, see, you know, that's the thing like like I I can't

Speaker: I can't, I can't, I can't be lazy and not go to the gym because my girlfriend, she, she likes to work out. Jody likes to work out. So she, you know, so I can't start slacking. I gotta, I gotta be in there.

Speaker: I'm not I ain't going to be uh all jacked up looking like John Cena walking around or anything like that but uh but uh but uh but there's an out of shape motherfucker walking around fearlessly listen you didn't enjoy yourself so you know for those that you know everybody got a different lifestyle there's you know there's the out of shape lifestyle there's the in shape lifestyle

Speaker: There's the, uh, you know, I'm just going to the cruise. Fuck it. Let me just get busy lifestyle. The steroid lifestyle. The parental lifestyle. Nobody cares. God bless him. That's an excellent environment. Especially when they do care. Yeah. Speak up to vacation, man. Let's, let's, let's, you know what I'm saying? Let's.

Speaker: I cannot wait for a vacation. I do want to go back to Vegas one more time. That's one trip that I'm definitely looking forward to.

Speaker: You know, Jody and I have talked about, you know, taking vacations and this, that and the other thing. And, you know, obviously we're both parents. You got to do the family vacations, but we've also talked about, you know, our vacations together. That's one thing I am looking forward to is our trip to Vegas because I've never been, always wanted to go. She's been, you know, a few times.

Speaker: You know, I am looking forward to taking that trip with her, even though you assholes clown on me about getting on a plane. Would you like Mr. T in the A team? Are you fucking inside planes? Come on, man.

Speaker: That was one of those much like Saturday night where the inmates took over the asylum that night on the podcast. They had Jody going in on me. They were going in on me. The chatter box was going in on everybody was having fun at my expense. I've never flown and I have a severe fear of heights. So yeah. Yeah, I didn't know that, bro.

Speaker: But I'm willing to fly. I'm willing to try. We for the shit. We tore his ass, bro. Listen, look, let me give you my advice, right? If you fly in Vegas and you go to the West Coast, that's about four hours, four -hour flight, five. Right? Before you fly, stay up the entire night before, all right? Just when you get to the airport, be totally exhausted.

Speaker: Once you get on the flight, just once you get there before, just make sure you got the airbag on your seat. Just go to sleep.

Speaker: Well, when you wake up, you're going to wake up when you think, you know what I'm saying? Just stay up. When you get on the plane, just be tight. Drink a soup, too, and just go to fucking sleep. Well, yeah, and that's what I said. You know, yeah, it's not the heights, Chrissy, at all. It's that sudden stop at the end that bothers me when I'm up on the side of a mountain or anything like that driving on a roller coaster. You know, if I fall,

Speaker: Maybe I should have lost weight. God damn it. I would have fell slower. Maybe I can bounce when I hit the ground.

Speaker: You know, if you did have a few drinks before we get on the plane to get calm, your nerves, whatever, do what you got to do. If you need something else, you know, we can take care of that. We can, we'll get you, we'll get you right before you fly.

Speaker: She's gonna make fun of me, but at the end of the day, when it comes down to it, she's got my back. She's gonna support me. She's gonna make sure I'm right. Talk about your ass when you land. She probably gonna, as soon as we land, hit her phone and Tony and Jeff. Look at these videos, I just sent them to you. I'm on my way, baby.

Speaker: look at this big look at this big ass scared out of his mind. I'm going to talk about that bullshit. Look how scared he is. I'm going to try to cut my grass and Daisy Dukes and cowboy boots now.

Speaker: I feel like I take a lot of abuse on this show. It's unnecessary and unacceptable. As the host of the show, I will not stand for it. Chris, he says, yeah, give me a few tranquilizers. Oh, you did one. Yeah, right? My big ass might need two. Yeah, he's going to need two. Chris, you take one. We give the big guy two. Just as we said, just will ferrule me as I'm getting on the plane. Oh.

Speaker: with a blow dart gun as I board the plane. It'll be fine. We'll wake you when we get there. That's it. That's it. It's easy, man. It's easy. I think once I get the first flight out of the way,

Speaker: I think I'll be all right, maybe one or two flights. But that was something that Jodie did say. She said, to get you used to it. And she's like, maybe we can fly down to Georgia and see Tony for a weekend. I was like, why do we have flights? Like six hours away. And she's like, do you want to play? Hell yeah. You're used to it. You kind of have that initial flight out of the way. And it's not a long one because it's like a two hour flight or something like that.

Speaker: Oh, from there to Georgia. Okay. Copy. Copy. Yeah. That's what they get your feet wet. Yeah. Yeah. So, to the whole concept of the bullshit and I mean, I would rather just drag your ass to the west coast and just have fun. I'm just saying. We got a layer. Yeah. We got a layer versus you gotta get off the plane and then get back on another plane. They're like, I'm already freaking out as it is, people.

Speaker: make him transfer in Arizona. Some dumb shit. You can get a algorithm when people like comment and have sounds to play, shares, hosts and subs. OK, I don't know how that works, but obviously my algorithm is trash. That's why I have zero subs and zero

Speaker: Zero likes zero shares and zero subscribe Sunday night school podcast guys YouTube check me out I've been listening some of them old replays. You know we crazy We really had a good time like and it's not like he's gonna stop But like you don't know saying once the network crashed at first it kind of like you rail the shit because it fucked up the presentation But I should have just jumped right the stream yard from out the gate, but we stream yard man big up the stream y 'all

Speaker: I'm working on it. I'm working on it. Oh, no, I was. I we we we looked at Restream before we decided on StreamYard. This is at the end of the day, StreamYard was a better was the better option for for for for what we're doing and and all that stuff and as far as yeah, they're basically the they're the same. Just a couple little minor

Speaker: you know differences but you know a little a little difference can go a long way at the end of the day so that's the difference that's the difference between four inches and six inches that's what she said the extra two inches can go a long way buddy baby

Speaker: Oh, shit. I'm really disappointed in you fucking listeners that I don't have a Glitchdick Twitter account yet. You didn't, like, everybody went, oh, wait, this is Saturday. What happened? Y 'all let me down. What happened? They kind of told me the day the Twitter account started. I said, I'm not doing this for sure, my fuck. I'm not doing this, no.

Speaker: I'm the real D. Close. Get the **** out of here. Get the **** out of here. Oh, man. This has been great. That's gotta do this, dog. I'm gonna try and tell you. Come on. I know you busy but damn it, Adobe. I'm not. I'm not

Speaker: Um, you know, like in the evening, like I'm usually in a swing of, uh, my evening shit. So like, usually, you notice I usually come over y 'all like one hour in, like I usually pull up midway. So, you know, when I get the notifications, but once I get some, some, some clear air, ear, not air, but clear ear time, you know, I get that. Cause you know, a lot of times like, um,

Speaker: You know, when you, when you, when you do your, when you do your show on Sunday and stuff like that, Sundays are like my day. It's just nothing.

Speaker: Yeah. So, you know, yeah. Yeah. So, you know, it's like, oh, **** smoke's like, alright, let me get this, this and this squared away. I'm gonna put it on in the background. I can hear it and then let me jump in there and I'm commenting. Usually, I get OG and I get going and then we have comments. You know, that's big up the OG classic, man. Big up the OG classic. Yeah, I definitely see y 'all getting it in. Um, I know Sunday nights is hard. Sunday's usually family day but that's kinda like, you know, that's the best, you know, that's the show, man. That's the

Speaker: that's the beauty of the replay and that's the good thing about like these platforms. We can actually like we miss it. We can start again. We'll finish this. I'm going to jump on. I'm going to get on with you. So, we're going to run through it. We're going to do a little twist. No, yeah. No, exactly. You know, but that's what I was saying. That's why I tell people, hey, you don't have to watch this live. Catch a replay. We're on Spotify. Yeah, there's there's been there's been several times where I've missed the show with with your show. The next day at work, Monday at work, it's in my ear, but

Speaker: Yeah, yeah, same shit here. Yeah, that's why I love the replay, man. You could just be like, yeah, let me just hit it, man. Let me just hit it and work, you know, do what I do, play on the job.

Speaker: in the crib cleaning up, cooking up something. Like I grew up on talk radio. So I'm like, I'm not radio. Yeah, exactly. Like I'm guilty of the audience interaction. I'm very guilty of the audience interaction. I got spoiled with that. What happens? Facebook was lagging, but then Facebook started getting quiet. I G I wasn't having nobody. So we got our hats and we was all dealing with each other. That's why we should try to keep that community together. We would support each other.

Speaker: all the time. No, and that's how my, you know, when I was on Periscope, it was always just me. So, you know, the chatters, and I think that's what's, some people, you know, whether it be from TikTok or Periscopers or whatever, there's a few OGs for my Periscope days that still follow and watch and come in here and hang out with us. But they were so used to the fact that it was solely directed

Speaker: Basically by the chatter chats, you know what, you know the kind of conversation so then they come in here and it's like This is not what we're used to a click and then they want to get mad at me and it's like not doing it on purpose We'll acknowledge you guys when they acknowledges and acknowledgments needed or you know, whatever Tony's usually really good about the comments I'm terrible at it. I'll admit it because I've usually got Six different things going on Mondays are about the only time that I don't have anything else going on. I

Speaker: I'm still talking to Jody and stuff during the show, but Saturday, Wednesdays and Saturday nights, I've got so much other stuff going on and that you guys can't see, you know, yeah, you know, doing all the, all the technical bullshit. So, you know, I don't have time to, to, to read and acknowledge every single comment. I know some people have gotten turned off by it, but you know, they're like, you know, we don't really watch the live, but we do listen to it on Spotify. And I'm like, okay, well, you know, that's, I, I can't be bad at you. You know,

Speaker: I appreciate that you listen regardless but uh you know don't let the don't let the chat turn me off it's just it's a different it's a different kind of shit and I understand what you mean like what you like you you have to set the show up like people people that are watching sometimes and I see you in the chat room Chrissy let me let me give you some let me shut you up Chrissy if you need help with the page um someone you know

Speaker: used to be a graphic and web designer. That may be someone also had nothing but time on her. I mean, their hands. Of course not. I suck at comments as Sony. Yeah, like a lot of us do. Like, you know what it is? Because remember, we're hosting a show, right? So Glick is hosting a show. He's setting up the presentations. You've got to set up the share that you want to do. If you want to present some shit, play some music, you've got to set that shit up as you're going, as the show is going.

Speaker: A lot of people in the audience are broadcasters, and for those that aren't, it's a lot of moving parts to every broadcast. So you have to set up the presentation, you have to try to set up the music and all that other shit while it's actually going all live. And we like doing the editing show is different, but live is a whole other animal.

Speaker: Yeah, and we do a lot of shit on the fly. Like, there's a lot of shit that just happens on the fly on our show. So I get sidetracked doing something totally different, still trying to, you know, still trying to keep the conversation going, stay in the conversation. And Todie and Jeff are great at picking up the slack if I start to, start to fade out.

Speaker: That's teamwork. I do something good with smoke. It's teamwork. You got to do it. Don't worry about it. You do your thing. I got this side. Don't worry about it. That's what it is. We got to set up the set everything up. Like you work the back scenes and then you like have one of the other people like do me a favor. Like I always be like, do you want to do me a favor? Put the comments for me because I'm trying to get this shit together.

Speaker: It's no secret that my shit is. But I can't give Tony, I can't give Tony and Jeff too much slack on their leads because otherwise they get out of control and I'll tell Jeff not to bring something up and then as soon as I turn my head, Jeff's like, so Tony, by the way, and I'm like, you motherfucker.

Speaker: I told you. I'm going to send you a clip. I don't need to. I got a little **** to read already. You're going to be able to know the book. I'm trying to know you last time and Chrissy. Yes, I see you. I'm surfing in Antarctica. Moving out surfboards. Well, I don't know.

Speaker: We said we set up the group chat for podcast related stuff and here comes Jeff with 900 tiktok videos and then when Tony and I do post something to their podcast related Jeff Jeff don't pay no damn attention to it. That's all we We get an answer. One night we were gonna do the show Jeff's like, oh, I'm here waiting. Where you guys at? You're gonna you're gonna Send me an invite. What's going on? It's like this mother

Speaker: Yeah, I had a torn torn pectoral muscle and it was it was torn clean the fuck off like it was Yeah, the the doctors weren't even gonna medically clear him, but he I guess he signed some releases and and whatnot and he wanted to go but I'll tell you what I

Speaker: his chest was quick that that goddamn Cody Rhodes showed up and showed out last night. I didn't see it. I got I got a what's the name of that? Hey man. Listen, he's a son of a son of a plumber. Yes, he is. He's up to the Rolls family man. The Rolls family man. Legendary professional wrestling man.

Speaker: He's a son of a dusty road son of a plumber. So, that's why I said a son of a son of a plumber. Yeah. Yes. Cody Cody. Yes. Since he's come back WWE, man. He's I told you today on Facebook, he's on it. He's on a collision course course with Roman Reigns and he's bound to **** that man up. Listen, he's not there to be a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a

Speaker: he's there to be a headline just for the record. And that's and that's what he said when he came back, you know, but he yeah, he he last night on on elimination chamber, that boy showed up and showed out. I mean, yeah, yeah. Hell in the cell. He he he put it all out there and damn.

Speaker: I mean, say what you want to say. Say what you want to say about wrestling. Oh, it's fake. Oh, it's scripted. You know, but the man's got a pectoral muscle ripped clean off of the bone or wherever the hell the muscles are attached to. And to put on a match like that and absolutely, in my opinion, a mediocre at best pay -per -view to just absolutely steal the show and make the entire show.

Speaker: 100 times better than the match between him and Seth Rollins. He got to give Rollins credit too. That was an awesome match in the hell in a cell last night between the two of them. It was a good match. It was a good match. I definitely gotta check out that replay. Like I say, man, listen, you can't say wrestling is fake because the actual contact that's taking place is real. So when do you have a determined outcome?

Speaker: whether that may be the case, which is debatable. I'm not here to expose the game or do anything of that nature, but I'm just saying. But if you have a predetermined outcome or not, the actual contact that's taking place is very real. The body slams, the punishment, that's very real. No matter how much you try to brace yourself or

Speaker: pixelize the folds you're taking You actually is this is really happening. The pain is really going through your body during the wrestling match whether it's a quote -unquote fake real or not The actual punishment is taking place using broken arms legs. Oh, yeah, it is taking place live during wrestling matches You need to see people die suffer fatal injury match. Mm -hmm fatal injuries

Speaker: set ups and things of that during the wrestling event. So it's actually real. It's real, God damn it. Chrissy, you got your blue light on, God damn it, cut it out. I'm done right now. I'm done, man. Oh, no, no, no, I'm done.

Speaker: but I got my blue -blackened one. I do hate to cut it short. It's been fun. Smoke, I'm glad you were able to come up, man. I know we've been talking about this for a hot minute. Us getting together and doing these shows together, we definitely got to make it a little bit more of a reoccurring thing and get you involved in each other's shows. Go ahead, and I meant to do it earlier. Like I said, I think Tony sidetracked me at the beginning.

Speaker: Uh, but go ahead and put all your, uh, all your info out there where everybody can find you and give you a follow and come show you some love. Okay. Cool. Cool. Thank you. Um, Sunday night smoke podcast, uh, available on YouTube. We're airing new episodes every week or we're trying to Sunday 7 PM.

Speaker: Eastern Time. That's uh S -U -N -D -A -Y -N -I -T -E S -M -O -K -E podcast on YouTube and Twitch. Also available on Instagram. Follow, please, like, share, and subscribe. Um, I'd like to thank you for having me, man. It's been a pleasure. Um, this is the beginning, man. This is the beginning. You know, like, um, I'm definitely gonna have you on and, um, I'll definitely give my spot of appearances with you and, you know,

Speaker: request it. Yeah, like I said, this is absolutely something that I've you know, since the first time you and I talked about it, I think it might have been the first time one of the first times that we ran into each other on halves. This is something I've looked forward to is getting getting you on the show or or coming on the show with you and actually getting to getting to sit around and bullshit and shoot your shit a little bit. Uh so I was when you when you reached out to me this morning, I was I was pretty excited all day long that uh

Speaker: that we were going to do this tonight. So I appreciate it, man. I definitely appreciate it. All love, all love. Yes, sir. Yeah. So since you were on the show, I'm going to do my little spiel here, but I need you to stick around for, for, uh, after, after the song so you can drop your little parting words of wisdom on one of the listeners. So, you know,

Speaker: Tony has his line. I dropped my shit, and then they yelled at me to hit the button. So we're going to end the show with our guys in Blacktop Mojo, who actually I reached out to this evening, Tony. I know they're on break. Matt and Kat are actually getting ready to bring back their acoustic series that they used to do, which is phenomenal. Seeing those two together, doing shit acoustically. But they got a little break in there.

Speaker: ridiculously busy schedule, but I reached out to him tonight. See if we can maybe sneak appearance a guest shot or a guest spot with them on the show. So hopefully that might hear back and maybe that.

Speaker: We're actually ending on a good time because it looks like all hell's break about to break loose outside, but we do. We do appreciate y 'all listening. We appreciate y 'all hanging out in the chatters box. As always, if you guys aren't already go ahead and check us out on all social media at nonsensical nonsense on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, tick tock where we're a little bit everywhere.

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Speaker: No, it's not. We do have an email as well at nonsensical nonsense podcast at gmail .com and we do have a merch store if you're interested in any of that jazz at Teespring .com slash nonsensical nonsense podcast. So we do appreciate y 'all listening. We'll see you next time around. We got our guys Blacktop Mojo for you. Tony, you enjoyed this song. I think Smoke might enjoy this song too.

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Speaker: What the price for being

Speaker: Do you do it for the love? Do it for the money? Before I die again, the risk is okay Catch this king and I'm against her honey Do you do it for the love? Are you doing for the money?

Speaker: Do you do it from the love, or do it from the money? The poor guy young and the rich, he'll love you Cash is king, you're the caster, honey Do you do it from the love, or do you do it from the money?

Speaker: If I'm the love I adore If I'm the money

Speaker: Yeah, buddy, a little black top motion for your ear holes right there. That is not a bad song. I'm serious. Yeah, I kept it up. The other night when I played it for the first time and you heard it, you said you liked that. So that was a Saturday night.

Speaker: I think Saturday or in play that the uh the previous week. Just might have been Monday or Wednesday but I know I heard it before. It's a good job. Yeah, I played it uh Saturday. Uh we did the uh we did the double feature for the uh their their little animated short that they did for them. He's about to jump. I knew it. They set this **** up so damn easy. Mm hmm. That was so fun. But uh but uh we do appreciate y 'all listening. We appreciate y 'all

Speaker: for a brand new show. Hopefully, Tony will be here. Hopefully, Jeff will be here. I'll be doing what we do. Maybe we'll have a winner for the starting five. Tony, I only have one thing to say to you. Let the people know. Let the people know.

Speaker: mother had you mother made you mother fucked damn right smoke as a special guest tonight do you have any parting words of wisdom for the people listening uh let's see my parting words are put that in your pipe and smoke it nice well played sir

Speaker: Perfect. Now, every time you're on the show, that's your ending phrase. Oh, shoot. Fantastic. It would have been said, join us Wednesday, same nonsensical time, same nonsensical channel. Goodbye, motherfuckers. True way on eBay. I don't know what to do next, Tony. What do I do? What? What?