Nonsensical Nonsense 232: It has finally happened

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Speaker: the window it's fucking smoke

Speaker: When it's coming outside, nobody's there for me I guess, see what can make me feel this way, my girl

Speaker: But see, don't call me honey That stings like a bee There's a music loud No words in the sea And I guess you say

Speaker: my soul

Speaker: As she took all my money And gave it back my name And she left me all alone And scared me to die

Speaker: Manga! Manga! Manga!

Speaker: What's up, what's up? I assume you were going to play another song, but I guess not. Do you not play? There you go. Technical difficulties. That's a hell of a way to start the show out. We are on fire. Welcome to Nonsensical Nonsense, everybody. We're going to jump right into it. We got special guests.

Speaker: The one and only Mr. Matt James from Blacktop Mojo. Joining us from on the road. What's going on, brother? What's going on, man? You guys hit the road this week. First show of the tour is what? Tomorrow night, right? Yes, sir. Tomorrow night in the beginning. Nice. Well, we do appreciate you coming on the show. Go ahead now. Thanks, man.

Speaker: We've got Jeff in the building. We've got Tony, I think, is in the building somewhere. And of course, everybody knows I'm Glitch. Do I have to excuse me? I'm kind of a nervous wreck tonight, amongst a million other things. But I'm super excited to have you on the show. Matt, I'm going to spell out for you. Chris has been a fan for a while.

Speaker: Chris is going to majorly fan draw. When you said your birthday, which last year freaked out. Well, I'm a huge music fan and I stumbled upon you guys, I don't know, eight, nine years ago, just by pure coincidence on YouTube. And it was one of your covers.

Speaker: I think of it might have been your cover of hemorrhage. And then I found the coverage or the cover song of Phil Collins and I've just been a fan ever since.

Speaker: And when Jeff and I started the show, of course, the first thing I told him, I said, look, I want to incorporate music on the show. I got to ask these guys. I think it's a complete long shot. It's not going to happen. But I don't want to be rude and just play their music without the OK or anything like that. And I mean, you got back to me like that, which blew my mind. And since then, I turned Jeff into a fan. Tony's becoming a fan. And a ton of our listeners, they love it.

Speaker: I mean, appreciate you guys support me. Yeah, I go ahead and get this out of the way. The only downfalls you guys are some Texas.

Speaker: Yeah. I think the first time I actually saw was the Phil Collins rendition in the old refinery that you guys did. And when Chris mentioned you when we were starting the show, I was like, I know those guys. Holy shit. I know something. And I was like, I'm totally in. And like I said, Chris introduced me to a lot of the songs that I hadn't heard.

Speaker: You guys are kind of like a staple of the show, where if we don't play Blacktop Mojo on the show, we get people saying, hey, where the fuck's Blacktop Mojo, man? What the hell? That's an awesome man. And it's kind of a really cool thing. You are officially now 100 % part of the show at all times. Well, thank you, Altman.

Speaker: I guess, I guess you're gonna learn real quick. We're not your traditional interview type podcast. We like to, we like to hang out, try to shoot your shit. Obviously we do want to know a little bit about you. I mean, if you want to give a little bit of backstory for our listeners, so that kind of.

Speaker: No, influence -wise and stuff like that. I've tried to explain your music, but what better than the actual source? Yeah, man. So we started the band back in 2012. The drummer and I met through some mutual friends. We were at a party together one night. Actually, we were at a Cody Johnson concert. Y 'all listen to the country music? Oh, yeah. Cody Johnson's another favorite of mine.

Speaker: Yeah, Tony Johnson was playing in this little dive bar by our house. And we both got real lit. And I walked up to him and I was like, hey, man, I'm, I'm playing a set to coffee shop tomorrow. You gotta, you gotta come check it out. Luckily he was drunk enough to agree to that, but not drunk enough to forget. Yeah. So he showed up the next day and then he invited me back to his house and I showed up with my guitar and a bottle of crown and he had a drum set set up in the living room and he went off on it.

Speaker: He's a pretty good drummer. But yeah, we just sat on his balcony after that and talked about starting the band. That's awesome. You guys, what kind of, you know, growing up, I'm assuming we're probably all around the same, roughly around the same age, with the exception of Tony, he's like 85. Yeah. What's up, Tony?

Speaker: I want to apologize. I got it a little bit. My allergies are kicking my butt, so I don't want to be rude. This is a very huge moment. I want to let you know. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm going to go ahead and cut shit. I'm not the biggest fan of all these music, but I do like jealousy and I do like do it for the money. Those are two of my favorite songs for you all.

Speaker: I would not have heard of you all, except for these two slap nuts above me. We've been cracking, we've been tripping, but I'll be damned if you didn't make a song that I didn't like so I didn't want to say what's happening, what's going on, tell the fellas a little bit. That wicked woman video, I'm not going to elaborate on it, but it grew on me, and that's all I'm going to say.

Speaker: The Wicked Woman song and video in general became a show ender for a very long time. We ended every show for a good close, well close from the time it came out until just a few months ago, because through you guys, when you guys were in Columbus a few months back in Ohio, came out to see you guys, which was phenomenal. And I've been telling everybody,

Speaker: These fuckers are always on the road. If they come anywhere near you, go see them. It's worth it. A little tiny bar in Columbus, and it was a blast. But I met Drum Spring, and now over and out.

Speaker: And I've become friends with those guys. We're trying to get them on the show as well. But we started playing their music as well. Phenomenal artists. You guys had blend with you that night. We've played some of their music. I have a friend of mine who's a musician. So we've been kind of, we got a little bit of a playlist, but for the longest time we could woman with our show ender. And I know.

Speaker: We, Matt, to give a little context here, we play the Wicked Woman video at the end of the show. And of course we all chime in with, oh shit, Chuck, because we find it hilarious. And one of the things I chime in on is the response to the clerk saying that we got some sharp terror combos over there.

Speaker: that I don't know why, but we find it hilarious. And for the longest time, I think three episodes, we didn't do the O 'Shuck and people, they were like, where's the O 'Shuck? So it's literally become a staple of the show. And we 100 % could not have that response from our, was it for you guys? Because it was something to kind of

Speaker: a little bit of an overdose. What is your main, what is the main influence of the band? Like artists and whatnot?

Speaker: Um, we all kind of center around, uh, we all love, uh, the nineties, the heavy nineties stuff, the nineties growing stuff, the Allison chain sound garden, uh, to Nirvana, purple jam, all that kind of stuff. Um, and then we grew up in Texas. So we grew up listening to country music and I mean, all kinds of different stuff. Southern rock, you know, all my brothers, 38 special do the brothers, uh, 38. Wow. I mean,

Speaker: I was gonna say you guys do a great job of incorporating a little bit of all those genres and kind of making it your own. And I've said it on this show a million times. Every time you guys have a new song or a new video drops and I play it, one of the things that drew me to you guys as a band was your voice. It's insane. And I told these guys after I saw you live that I didn't know that you, I thought you would sound different live, but

Speaker: And then everything. Right? I was just thinking. Same thing, Tony.

Speaker: I think you sound better live than on like a record or something like that. Well, thank you, man. So yeah, you guys have found a nice way to incorporate your influences and kind of make it your own and still be different. So you're not copying, you know, you get some artists that you can tell directly who they're influenced by because they sound so much like them.

Speaker: Well, and then on top of that, I know when Chris first played the microphone. We got you, Matt. If you can't hear us, let us know, please. Yeah, when it's breaking, that's pretty good. OK, you're about to hit a bad spot. Yeah, if you need to, you can hop back in. That link will continue to work.

Speaker: Yeah, Alan Hopper. Alan Hopper, 22, you are too much. Chris technician was good. He was good. Steve, wonder how y 'all doing. Cam was happening. We're trying to help Glick out because he better start stumbling. His ass can't stop smiling. I've seen his teeth more than he did. I know. First 15 minutes of the show. I can't believe how much of a bitch he just did. The corners of his mouth are touching his ears. That's my dog. Hey, man.

Speaker: There we go. There he is. He's back. Yeah, he's back. I got him. I got him. I got him. Okay. You hear that? Okay. I can hear y 'all now, man. Sorry. Okay. We got you. We got you. No problem. Go ahead, Jeff. What you were saying, man. Now, Jeff Rose, look at this **** Oh, yeah. Let's see. Oh, I was saying like like when when we first played the the cover of my

Speaker: I don't know you first. When we first played the cover of My Girl, I know Tony is not a huge fan of your genre. But Tony was like, damn, that's got some range. That was pretty good. It was good, yes. Yes. It's one of those impressive things. Some of your unreleased stuff that little clips that you have on TikTok and stuff are fucking amazing. And I'm desperately waiting.

Speaker: I don't think it's good for a band without at least hearing some of their music or any of it. I always tell people, you may not like a genre. You may not be a fan of somebody's music, but every band, every musician is going to at least make one song that you're like. You gentlemen have patience. So like I said, I will be honest. I'm not the biggest fan, but the songs that I've heard, the ones that I do like, I want to salute you all for real. Continue success, honestly. Thank you. Absolutely. Absolutely. Absolutely.

Speaker: All right, Glick, think of another question. I got questions for days. I want to make sure you get a chance to chime in and fill in without getting interrupted or anything like that. But let's take a couple of minutes and talk about the tour. You guys are on tour with Nonpoint.

Speaker: You guys are kind of doing, from looking at the schedule, a lot of it's all down south. So I'm assuming, obviously, I mean, who wouldn't be? I don't know how you guys ever stop to catch a breath because it seems like you're always on the road. That was going to be my question, was like, how much of the time do you guys spend on the road? Does each tour get more and more exciting, or is it kind of the same vibe each time you guys go back out on the road?

Speaker: Oh, man, touring is always exciting, man. It's never the same thing twice. So, I mean, you're never going to have the same day at work, two days in a row. But, yeah, man, it's now that some of us have kids now, so we tend to try to do, like, three weeks on and one week off or, you know, something like that. But we'll be hitting it pretty hard. I mean, I'd say we tour at least six to eight months out of the year, probably.

Speaker: Yeah, this is wild. And that's what I bring up all the time. That's what I bring up on here all the time with you guys. And when we talk about you, I'm like, trust me, just keep an eye on their tour. They're always out on the road.

Speaker: Yeah, speaking of the babies and kids and stuff, congratulations. Thank you. Is that your first child or? First kid, yes, sir. He's about to turn one next month. He's about to be a year old, all right. I was going to say, yeah, he's getting close to a year old. I remember we shouted you guys out when he was born and congratulated you and stuff like that. And I would like to say it gets easier, parenting.

Speaker: I got three of my own. Just, just, just gets more interesting. Yeah, it really does. I got three of my own. I got, I got two daughters and a son and my oldest one's 17 and she's, she's a, she's something else. Spitfire. We'll call her Spitfire. Yeah, there you go. She's a pistol. She is too. She, she, unfortunately all three of my kids.

Speaker: Yeah, unfortunately, all three of my kids kind of have my personality and my mentality about life. So it's like, yeah, I got three me's running around here challenging everything. Well, they say you get it back. They say you get back everything you. Hey, you know what? I never believed that stuff when I was a kid, but it's coming back a hundred folds. I'm nervous about what I'm going to get back.

Speaker: What's that like being a new dad and being on the road so much? Do they get to come on the road with you guys ever at all? No, they're pretty little right now. That'd be kind of a hassle having a baby crying in the bunk above you. Hey, sorry, guys.

Speaker: But I'm sure at some point we'll put them to work. There you go. That's called free roadies right there. Summer camp. Yeah, exactly. Matt, when it comes to opening or touring like you do, if you had your ultimate get to open for, who would you want to open for?

Speaker: I don't know, man. I've always been a big shined down fan. I always thought it'd be cool to tour with them. Thanks. Aerosmith. Yeah. Be badass. Guns N' Roses is back out there doing it. That would be cool. Yeah. Yeah, that would be good. They sound actually really good. I was surprised.

Speaker: Yeah, Mammoth pretty badass too. I'm looking forward to them. WVH. I have no idea. You have to translate for Tony. It's Wolfgang Van Halen. It's Eddie Van Halen's son. He's got a band. Oh, okay. Hey, Tony. They put out a recognize for this badass.

Speaker: Yeah, it seems like it seems like Wolfgang's trying to. Trying to kind of step out of his dad's shadow a little bit, but everybody keeps kind of drawing him back and he wants to. I mean, it's a big shadow, you know? Well, yeah, let's say that's like playing basketball when you might choose to film.

Speaker: Michael B. Michael Jordan's son. You can pick names like that. Don't worry Jeff, we won't embarrass you. Several episodes back, Jeff thought the actor Michael B. Jordan was Michael Jordan's son.

Speaker: There's a correlation there when you really think about it. And we won't let him live it down. On my grave, I can literally say he thought Michael Jordan. Yeah. Matt, we do something here on the show we call the Starting Five. And every time we have a guest, I ask the same question. And I put it into their genre. So when it comes to movies about music,

Speaker: and not necessarily musicals, but like, for example, Rockstar with Mark Wahlberg, what would be your ultimate top five music style movies? Right. Yes. You froze a little bit, but go ahead, man. My bad.

Speaker: Yeah, I bet. So can you repeat that question, man? You were breaking up a little bit. OK, so when it comes to movies and about music, like I said, for example, the movie Rockstar with Mark Wahlberg, what would be your top five music -based movies? Well, shit, Rockstar is probably one of my favorites. It's cheesy as it kind of is, but it's a soundtrack. It's phenomenal.

Speaker: Walk the Line probably, the Johnny Cash movements was awesome. Straight outta Compton was awesome, I thought Ice Cube Sun ranked that. Yeah, I love that, that was amazing. I didn't expect that thing, I like it as much as I did, but I did. Yeah, that was a great, they really did that one -off, I think. Tryna think of more music. Bohemian Rhapsody was pretty good.

Speaker: Yeah, I will say they skipped a lot. I feel like, I mean, to fit it in the two hours, it was like they were playing in a basement and all of a sudden they were at Live Aid. You know what I mean? Yeah. Huge jump there. They missed a lot of stuff. I hate to put you on the spot. That's kind of like what we do.

Speaker: I don't know how it says Rocky Horror Picture Show. I don't know how it's showing out over there. I see you. I'm making my list in my head now. Jeff Ashton, I want to throw my list out there. Go ahead. That's a good one. That's a good one. I know. I guess eight mile was pretty good. Eight mile. Eight mile list. Yeah, there you go. That's tough. Always a good watch. Well, it's four.

Speaker: That's not him. That's five. Eight miles five. Eight miles five. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He got five. I wasn't a big fan of the movie but that movie that my man did a few years ago. It was awesome. That was an awesome movie. Seriously. It was a good movie. I'm not even a big old John fan but it was amazing.

Speaker: I'm a fan of a few of his songs, and they did the songs that I did like. They actually ended the song, ended the movie with one of his greatest songs ever to me. I'm still standing. That was a hell of a song. I don't care what nobody says. It's very hard to beat a lot of the creativity that he's done. I mean, a lot of the music that he's done. Hell, I got a list going in my head now. I only got like two or three.

Speaker: Well, to kind of piggyback on what Jeff said, Matt, we used to do a starting five and it was kind of like our little competition and it went away because basically, let's be honest, I've embarrassed these guys 24 straight times. They can't beat me. And recently, reluctantly, we brought it back.

Speaker: And we decided to bring it back when we have guests on the show because what was happening was we were we were running into

Speaker: Basically, the same idea is just worded differently. Favorite movies, favorite music, favorite artists, et cetera, other thing. So just recently, we've decided to, when we have a guest on this show, we were going to let them pick a category for us to, and we typically do a draft. I mean, if you can't hang out for it, we can do it. I don't want you to think that, I don't know what your schedule's like or anything like that.

Speaker: But we can do it down the road or do it tonight or whatever. But we'd like to let you pick a category for us to do a starting five so we can throw it up. And just to let it be known, I am the champ, man. I am a certified champ. I got the belt and everything. I'm the greatest champion of all time. He talks more shit than Ric Flair.

Speaker: I mean, 24 -time champ. There's not a champ who has more championships than this guy. Well, I have a caveat to that. While you're thinking that, I have a caveat. Can y 'all hear me?

Speaker: Yes. My bad. I literally just played a little clip. We have little clips that we play during the show to embarrass each other. So I played Chris. It's him singing to his belt. I will always love you.

Speaker: I've never been embarrassed by that clip until this moment, so thanks, Jeff. Yeah, which is why I planned to. You had to break up the Michael B. Jordan, so I had to play the clip. But yeah, it is what it is.

Speaker: I think the thing that's really put us on the spot with the new way we do the starting five with guests is that before we had a week to think about our five, this is an impromptu thing. Like Jeff just put you on the spot, so you get to flip it on us and put us on the spot. The only difference is we throw it up on social media and let the fans vote on who has the best list. I got you.

Speaker: And it could be any subject, of course. We've got to say, y 'all done favorite movies already. I don't know what all of y 'all done. I don't want to do another one. We've done favorite movies. We've done theme songs. We've done so many. We've done almost everything. We've covered everything for you, particularly within yourself.

Speaker: Yeah, whatever you want, whatever you want to ask me. If we have to repeat, we'll do a repeat. No big deal. Easily. But it's kind of impromptu, so we don't have time to Google. And because before, I don't need it. What happens if Tony picks one that I'm going to pick with Jeff? Favorite books. Top five. We did do that. We can do that again.

Speaker: I don't think we did favorite book because none of us can read on the show. I can barely read my own name, so that would be an interesting one. Favorite movie you all are. I do want to respond to the favorite musical movies while they're thinking since Jeff doesn't read. I'm going to take Purple Rain as one of the better musical movies.

Speaker: I want to throw Cadillac records out there. That movie did impress me, if you've never seen it. Yes. Now, I say that because my man that played Muddy Waters, he rocked that character. Oh, yeah. He played a hell of a role in that character. I want to throw West Side Story in it, mainly because that was classic. That was epic. I didn't see the sound of music. I saw Annie. I forgot about Annie. Annie doesn't go down in history with a lot of movies.

Speaker: Oh, I'm gonna put that Elton John movie up there just off the web on top of my head because I thought my man played the character very well. He really did. Another movie that had music, whatever, I will go with, I'm gonna have to tell you, Dream Girls, with Jamie Foxx and Eddie Murphy in the minute, but they were good, even though they didn't, they did good. So was that five, was that four? Somebody tell me.

Speaker: Oh, another shot of Ray. Ray's problem. I was just going to say, I'm surprised neither one of you guys said Ray. Ray hurt my feelings because when he lost his vision, and then when it was taking his money, it pissed me off. I don't even like talking about that movie. I don't want to talk about that Tina Turner movie because I don't like how he did her ass. I don't even want to discuss that shit. I mean, Tina got hers at the end. I mean, she just got paid by this thing.

Speaker: I don't care if you're married or not, that was fucked up. Coach, you put a seizure over there with your crazy ass. Coach, you put a man in the building. Jeff, you got monsters. I mean, Glicky got monster numbers. Congratulations, Matt. Thank you for being here. This dude is losing his mind. I've known this dude for about two years now, and I'm watching him. He is stuck. I'm really trying not to embarrass myself, but...

Speaker: He is 100 % fangirling out. You guys are in the music business, so you know what it's like to chase a dream. Like you said, you guys are always on the road, so you're chasing your dream. And like I said, I've been watching you guys for almost the whole time and listening to you guys.

Speaker: for almost all damn time. And I love watching you guys get bigger and bigger and bigger. And every time the tour comes out, it's like you're touring with somebody bigger. And this podcast has been a dream of mine for probably close or being in radio or doing radio has been a dream of mine for probably close to close to 22 years now.

Speaker: And I've had a couple opportunities and they kind of fell through to actually be on terrestrial radio from one reason to another.

Speaker: The podcast was like, all right, I want to start a podcast, it's kind of my thing. And I've been doing live streaming for years. And actually, you guys have been on some of my live streams back almost 10 years ago, just in the background, because I always had music playing when I would do live streams. So you guys go way back with me. So this is kind of huge for me. But you know, like I said, I'm chasing a dream. And I told Jeff,

Speaker: My ultimate interview is either you or you guys as a whole. You could throw out any big name or heavy hitter out there because I look up to you guys and I'm loving watching the progression. It's kind of seems like, and that's right for these guys, it's a little bit of a slow grind that we're on, but we'll get there when we get there. Very slow some days.

Speaker: I think what we have here is similar to what a lot of bands have. Guys just get together and go for it, and see how it turns out. Like you said in the beginning, y 'all got together, took a shot at it, and it's enduring. I'll say the same thing about this podcast. I watched those two, and they're childhood friends. I caught a couple episodes, tripped out, and jumped on a couple times. They were like, you want to be a part of it? I said, yeah, sure. So you had the odd couple, now you got the odd trio.

Speaker: I like it. Yeah, I'm into that. I did want to ask you. We are odd. Let's be honest. Yeah, we are definitely odd. I did want to ask you, Matt, in your opinion, this is kind of a two parter. Who has been the biggest band that you guys have been out on the road with? And who has been your favorite, like headliners or whatever? The biggest band, we won a contest. We got to open up for Bon Jovi one time.

Speaker: Yeah, that was cool. Stadium with 20 ,000 people in it. That was pretty wild. Oh, that'll make you ask six pucker wanted. It definitely did. Never been in front of that many people before. I was going to say, is that your biggest audience? Most people we'd ever played in front of before that was probably 200 people. So that was a jump right there.

Speaker: That's probably one of the biggest that are some of the festival crowds. Yeah. I got a question for you. You've done small crowds, you've done big crowds. And I'm going to say smaller than the 200, bigger than the 20 ,000. Yeah. When you perform, is it better to just follow your format, or is it better to wait for the response before you move on? And being that you see both sides of the audiences or both types of crowds, for you,

Speaker: It definitely like a bigger crowd is probably easier almost because you just get that my mentality and there's people usually like when you're playing festival stuff like that, people are there to have a good time. They're there to listen to music and stuff. But if you're playing in a bar with 200 people, you know, not all 200 people might have been there to see you or like, you know, see you kind of, you got to, you got to win that crowd over a little bit. And that's, that's kind of a fun, fun little challenge. If you can, by the end of the night, just have the whole room kind of hyped and

Speaker: and don't have what you know. I give you that. Yeah, I mean kind of piggyback on what Tony said when I when I finally got the chance to come see you guys when you were in Columbus, you guys were in a hole in the wall bar. And these guys tease me and they because I was in I was in front of the stage. I was like Matt and I were like inches away and there was a couple times were cat and I were like right there. But if

Speaker: Go into that type of, and I've shouted out the guys over and out, formerly Rum Springer. Cuz I went and seen them a couple weeks later after you guys performed in Columbus. And they were at this little tiny bar in a podunk ass town here in Ohio. There might have been 30 people there, but you guys put on a show as if there was 100 ,000 people in this little bar.

Speaker: And that's what was awesome, because I didn't know what to expect coming to see you guys for the first time. And you guys were so great. And it was like, these guys, they're putting out a fucking show. There's 100 ,000 of us here. And that's why I had to give Matt from Urban Out. Yeah, Matt from Urban Out. When they played that little hole -in -the -wall bar here in Poedunk, Ohio, they did the same thing. And that energy.

Speaker: I think is where you're going to grab ahold of, you know, if you're playing a festival where, yeah, people are just there to have a good time. They might not know who you are. Never heard your music before, but you want to get everybody's attention and get everybody listening. That's an awesome mentality to have. And you guys absolutely have it because I don't think a person in that bar was not having a good time that night. Oh, yeah. I mean, it doesn't matter how many people are there. I mean, if there's 10 people there, that's 10 people that are paid to see your ass.

Speaker: You better get insane. Yeah, absolutely. And that's after seeing you guys and then seeing over and out. And that's what I came back to the show with a whole new mindset and a whole new mentality. Because we're still small, we're still growing. But I told these guys, I was like, it don't matter if one person is listening to us or a million people are listening to us. We still gotta do what we do. And that was something that,

Speaker: that I picked up from you guys and everything. Because in my opinion, I don't know, you guys should be selling out 100 ,000 people's stadiums every night. Oh, easily, easily. I'm just going to kiss your ass for a minute, but. Yeah. Late wildlife fangirl out for a minute.

Speaker: Let's go to walk around the bus later on and go, hey, fuckers. I got the champs blessing. I'm the champ now. The champs blessing. They look even, he rolled his eyes. Haha, fuck you, Chris. They try to keep me in line. We try. We try. Yeah, we try. It seems like a full -time job. You have no fucker. It really is.

Speaker: You have no idea. It's 100 % of all times. I'm trying to keep you in line because I am my girlfriend. My girlfriend wakes up every morning. She says, are you on your bullshit today? Yep. I'm awake. It's daylight, isn't it? Yeah, pretty much. Jeff, have you figured out your books yet? Oh, yeah, I have.

Speaker: Tony is already. He is always so good. So if Matt's willing to hang out while we do it, I'm ready.

Speaker: I always said that because I didn't know how much time he has, especially with him being out and about. I thought it'd be fun to do it with him in the place. And actually, hold on, Matt, if you'd like to, we can throw you into the mix as well, since you put it up there. Unless you beat out Chris, then I got to throw you in. I want to dive into the mind of Matt and see what Matt's reading when he's on the road.

Speaker: Well, see, that's something I was wondering about. I'm assuming because you have so much time on the road that you tend to read a lot or either that or go through DVDs like they're going out of style. Oh, yeah, I read a little bit. I'll read a little bit. A little bit? Yeah. A little bit. I read the back of a subtle talk. Not as much as I should. I would think if you had this many road trips every now and then, you're going to break. You sleep as much as you can.

Speaker: Oh yeah. Yeah. Well, we hadn't, we hadn't quite started the tour yet. So I'm rested up. I'm good. Yeah. When we get out there and we get them off days, I'm going to have to take advantage of the sleep. Gotcha. Amen to that. Well, I'm ready. Chris, are you ready? I'm ready. Well, we'll give our guests the honorary number one pick, the number one overall pick. If you don't mind. Yeah, man. Um,

Speaker: I don't know, probably one of my favorite books I've read here lately is called the reincarnation blues by a guy named Michael. I'm blanking on his last name, but it's about this guy that lives like a thousand lifetimes and he's got like three lifetimes of reincarnation blues.

Speaker: Yeah, he's got three lifetimes left to live the perfect life. Otherwise, it gets vanished into oblivion in the universe. So it's kind of cool. A version of a Christmas story. Yeah, it's kind of like that. Yeah, it does. All right, well, Tony, what do you got, sir, for your number one? Oh, I get to go second. I'm honored. Sure, why not?

Speaker: I'm on it. Well, you got last place last week. Actually, Jeff, you got last place. Well, what is it? Jeff got last. Well, I'll go first. We try to run it like an NFL. Yeah, you got last place. Go ahead and take a picture. OK, so I'm going to go with great Gatsby. I do love that book. You've watched the movie. You've never read the book. Don't lie.

Speaker: Actually, I read the books in high school, so. We were forced. We were forced. Yeah, everybody was forced to do so. You ready for me? Yeah, I'm ready.

Speaker: OK, for me, I would take a book that I read quite a few times. Junior High School. I love the book. I think the movie skipped a few chapters when it came out, but it was a good movie too because everybody knows the name of the story. It is by S .E. Hinton. That is capital S dot capital E dot Hinton. H -I -N -T -O -N. That is the outsiders. I know. Yeah. Author's name. Don't put the name of the book. Oh, yeah. That was a classic book. Classic story. I liked it.

Speaker: pretty much one of the truest, realest aspects of a camp, neighborhood crew, family with their friends. I thought it was genuine. I really did. I liked it. Yeah, that is actually cool. I like that. So what do you got, Chris? Well,

Speaker: as he's googling. No, I gotta really dive in because I can tell you guys. And House does not count. And House is a Bible do not count. You think I read the Bible?

Speaker: not even a lot of the books I read are paranormal. I'm real big into paranormal news. So they're like,

Speaker: Yeah, so I could rattle off, or true crime, or like mob books. I could rattle off all these Ted Bundy story, or Alan Wick, which the movie Casino was based off of. But I'm trying to dive into it, like, OK, what did I read when I was younger? But I'm going to go ahead and start it out with the entire series. Scary Stories in the Dark.

Speaker: Ooh, I actually read that. Okay. Which they just made a movie out of it. A lot of the stories were based in somewhat reality because there are a lot of urban legends and stuff like that. So Matt, on the sixth round, you get two picks. Two picks, all right.

Speaker: Let's see, The Stand by Stephen King. Definitely one of my favorites. It's his longest book but worth the read. I read that one on a tour one time. Wow. Yeah, Fahrenheit 451.

Speaker: Oh, you low down no good. I just met you, but you bastard. That was on my list. That's probably one of my favorite. I think we all had to read it in school. Everybody had to read it. Everybody did. I actually never read it in school. I didn't see the movie, though. I'm actually going to go. They got two versions of that movie, honestly. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't like the movie. Well, I'm actually going to go with

Speaker: I've never read the book, but I've heard it's phenomenal. It's way better than me. I'm going to go full nerd, as Chris and Tony knows I'm going to. I'm going to go with the Harry Potter series. And for my number two, and for my number three, The Song of Ice and Fire, which is The Lord's. It's Game of Thrones.

Speaker: Okay, okay. First book in it is called - Can we really use books we haven't read? I've read them. That's the problem. I'm not the biggest reader, but I do. This guy's always trying to find a - I did see the show first and then read the books because I did the same. Well, when Harry Potter came out, I did read the books as they came out because - Gotcha. Gotcha.

Speaker: So Tony, what do you got number two and three, sir? Number two, I'm going to go with because I read this book based on the first book that I told you. And that's going to be Rumblefish. Say it again, Rumblefish? Rumblefish. I read that because I read The Outsiders. That was pretty much a sequel to it, or like a part two of the story.

Speaker: at that time, at least. My number three, and this isn't gonna be a book, it's gonna be a series, as you did Harry Potter. These are actually books that I've read a lot when I was in prom school in New York. We always had to do book reports, and I like the stories of these guys, about two brothers. That's gonna be The Hardy Boys. I read about 30 of their books, seriously. I would do a movie.

Speaker: If you want to piss people off, you want to piss people off, have black characters in those movies. I will do this. So Chris, I can see over there, Googling, what do you got? I am 100 % Googling because I'm trying to pick my brain. Tony turned me on to my number four.

Speaker: I'm right number three, sorry. You reminded me that I read it. But I think it was called White Fang. Yes. I did a rod and stuff like that. They made a movie after Disney. And I did read this book after I seen the movie a million years ago because I'm old. Schindler's List.

Speaker: Because the movie was phenomenal but the book was so much deeper and more intense. That's the word to have heard that. I have heard that. More graphic, yes. I'm not mad at that. You're number four, sir. You get one more. You got one more after this.

Speaker: My number four is this book called, this book called Hatchet by Gary Paulson. Damn you! Oh yeah. You stole mine. He wrecks a pain in Canadian buildings. Nails are surviving while he's got to Hatchet.

Speaker: Oh, that's a good book. That's a good book. And I was like, that was adapted into a movie too, I believe. It was. It was. The movie's not the greatest movie. Wait, I'm going to get to start making this video. Okay, give me a second. Because the meat is so much better. Yeah. Spaghetti time here. Spaghetti time. Parenting is priceless. Yeah, it's food. So my number four,

Speaker: I did originally see the movie and had to find the book. And I found the book online, had to order it. It is the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I never watched that movie. The movie and the book are phenomenal. Yes, I never watched the movie. So Tony, what do you got number four?

Speaker: My number four is going to be a book that I read in college. Actually turned out to be a movie. The movie got bad reviews, but I'm going to give the movie its credit because they pretty much went page by page from what I read. That's going to be the movie that starred Oprah Winfrey and Danny Glover. It's called Beloved.

Speaker: It was it was they destroyed until you do right by me. No, that's color purpose. Sit down. Oh, that's right. Okay. I do love that line. I do love that line. Everybody love that line but I really

Speaker: I'm trying to behave from your episode, man. I read the book in college. It'll take you back to a lot of what you've been taught, and you also got to see what we went through as African Americans during that time frame, what some of the mothers did or had to do. And I always pose this question to everybody. If you ever had to get rid of one of your children, what if they came back? That's pretty much what that movie was all about.

Speaker: Yeah, that pretty much was a hell of a story though. It was a hell of a story. It really was. So all the critics out there, I want to say this as a side note. Y 'all suck. Y 'all pissed me off. I want to tell y 'all a kick of the ass because Oprah worked that movie. Danny Glover worked that movie. Fannie Newton worked that movie. And it's a very

Speaker: Horrifying story about me. I almost would have put it down. Did Mike come back to the show? Huh? Did the big dog come back to the show? Oh my god. Right? Right? I'm just saying. Three hour long explanation. It was a great book. So Chris, what is your number four? It's a very good movie. I agree with you, Tony. I didn't know. I've never read the book. Number five. I'm kind of a hopeless romantic. And this is not a Google box one.

Speaker: and I'm a little old school, but I'm gonna go with Romeo and Juliet. It's one that I've read multiple times. I love Shakespeare and I know he's got so many other great works, but that's one of, as a hopeless romantic that's never given up on love or anything like that, that's one of my go -tos. I've read that book a lot. I really do like the story and everything like that. So Romeo and Juliet.

Speaker: I might lose this week. My number five is The Book of Who? It's a book called Chaos. It's about Charlie Manson murders.

Speaker: Oh yeah, yeah. And kind of how the CIA kind of covered up a lot of stuff in the 60s as far as like the the truck experiments and they let Charles Manson out of jail like three or four times before they actually carried out those murders and a lot of people think Charles Manson was a CIA

Speaker: Operative. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Or not operative, but like a sleeper, like just somebody to say, yeah, crimes. A CI. Yeah. Yeah. Gotcha. Yeah, a CI. Yeah. As much as I hate to follow up Glicks, Romeo, and Juliet with mine, I do have to admit, I just said, come on in first. I'm done.

Speaker: What's wrong with Hamlet? Because that's what I think. Nothing, because it's a Game of Thrones reference. So it's also Sons of Anarchy and everything. See? Well, you're cool, Matt. Jeff's a nerd. Oh, well, Matt. So mine is Hamlet, yes. Matt, I'm sorry. This is the end of our show.

Speaker: These guys are full of sound bites and clips, just so you know. I'm sorry, I didn't want to do it to you, but you said Game of Thrones was awesome. I had literally let Jeff and another random co -host option. We did an entire like hour and a half on why Chris should watch Game of Thrones and he still refuses to watch it.

Speaker: It's a good show, man. It was first and foremost, it wasn't an hour and a half. It was four hours of you guys. You guys even gave me a cool name, like King Glick Baratheon. And I'm like, yeah, I'm totally not going to watch this show. He's totally King Baratheon, by the way. Like, you know, drinking. Minus the whoring around. But anyways, so Tony, what do you got for number five? Number five is going to be the lowest of low hanging fruit.

Speaker: I will admit that I pretty much give you everything I've ever read and paid attention to in my life. My number five is going to be the Bible. I can't even lie. I can't even lie. Yes, I have read it. Yes, I am. I was born and raised in the Catholic. Deal with it. I read the Bible too. And also with you.

Speaker: I'm not Roman Catholic, but I grew up in a very religious family. My grandfather was very country, very religious. So I've read the Bible more times than I can even count. But I'm going to go back to another throwback to when I was a kid, one of my favorite series, Goosebumps.

Speaker: I can't I can't put out my five favorite books of what I actually read. No, that's not my movies. Have you seen the movies? I didn't like them. I didn't like them. I don't think they would come up to you. Compared to the books from what I've heard, the movies are my point. Yeah, they were seriously. Yeah, they really were.

Speaker: So, Chris Ignition. He has the stand Fahrenheit 941. 451. That's what I wrote. I just said it wrong. My bad. You know he misspelled Fahrenheit too.

Speaker: It's literally so I have the great Gatsby, Harry Potter, Song of Ice and Fire, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Hamlet, Tony has the Outsiders, Rumblefish, Party Boys, the Beloved and the Bible. Just Beloved, not Beloved, just Beloved. Oh, is it? Okay. There's no the. Okay, calm down.

Speaker: No, I'm I'm I'm the one that'd be wrong. This has scary stories to tell in dark. White Fang, Schindler's List, Romeo and Juliet, and Goosebumps series. Yes. So I will get these spell corrected because I know you won't mess with man. Jeff, this is the name of it. This spelling word is even after you tell him how to spell it and you pronounce it.

Speaker: That will be your championship though, the misspeller. I can make one. Matt, I get it. Yeah, now that we got that out of the way, that chaos book about Charles Manson, one of the true true crime podcasts I listened to, they did a whole thing on that book. And it was because I never heard of it. It was wild.

Speaker: They legit broke it down. It was wild. If you had any faith in the government, it'll make you lose all faith in the government. Oh, man. Oh, yeah. No, exactly. 100%. I'll be right back. No, that Charles Manson stuff in that book, like I said, I never even heard of it until they did a whole episode on it. I think they did a two -part episode on it, but it was wild to kind of get

Speaker: you know, and of course it's truth, quote unquote truth, but you know, to hear some of that stuff and to be like, wow, really? Like they could have had this dude before all this other crazy stuff that he, and not that, you know, he was necessarily involved with, but he kind of orchestrated, so to say, you know? But no, it was a lot of book. I didn't want to ask you. Um,

Speaker: And this is more just curiosity factor, totally off subject. This is the shows ran on ADHD squirrel. How many shows do you get in before you're, before you really start feeling it and your voice is just wrecked? Man, it just depends, man. It could be like sickness or just lack of sleep or whatever, man. But if I take care of myself, it's usually,

Speaker: at least a week or so before I'm getting pretty bad. But I try to take care of myself pretty well and do all the warm ups and stretches and all the stuff you're supposed to do to take care of your voice.

Speaker: I mean, you naturally have kind of that thicker, gravelly voice naturally. I'm assuming that's the natural voice. I was just curious because I know there's been times where, because we do the show three times a week, about nine hours a week, and come Monday or Sunday, I should say,

Speaker: I'm struggling. And then I'm like, shit, I got a show Monday night. And it's like, I'm not even doing anything. I'm just talking. So you got such a powerful voice that there was a spot, and I hate to keep going back to this, but there was a spot where you guys said, little technical difficulty, nothing crazy. But you kept singing, and you lost your mic.

Speaker: and we could hear you over the band who still was all hooked up. Yeah. I don't know. It was just like, this dude's got to be wrecked. I'm loud. Yeah. I totally understand that. I'm a very loud person myself. They already knocked on the wall.

Speaker: Really? Guys, I got to jump off of here. It's been phenomenal talking to you guys. Thank you guys for having me. Man, listen, this is monumental for him, honestly. So I do want to say thank you for somebody who invited me to be up here for you to pop up for him as well. This is a big moment for him specifically. Bigger see you to the whole pair. Bigger see your families, man. Wish you all the best, honestly. Thank you, man. We'll see y 'all next time we go to Ohio, man.

Speaker: I absolutely I was going to ask you that. When is the next time you're coming to Ohio before you leave real quick? I'm not sure on that exact date, but we should be up that way this summer. So maybe up and I'll be there. Sir, I appreciate you coming on man. I really do. This just meant a lot to me. You're welcome back anytime. You know, I would love to have you back on again.

Speaker: Um, love to have you hanging out a little bit with us. I really do appreciate it. Uh, this, as Tony said, this was crazy for me. I'm still kind of like, Holy shit that happened. So we do greatly appreciate you.

Speaker: Absolutely. Anything you want to leave the people with before you take off or anything like that? Yeah, man, we're going on the Emerald Cities tour. Check out the dates at blacktopmobil .com slash tour. Get some tickets. Come out and see us, man. It's going to be a good time.

Speaker: and like I always tell you guys, check them out on all social media, wherever you stream music, at BlacktopMojo. Go show the guys some love. This was cool. Actually, it's perfect timing. We're going to take a real quick break. Matt, thank you again. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. Maybe one time we can get the whole crew on with us while you guys come in and hang out with us. Let's see, what do I have here?

Speaker: I think I moved a lot of stuff around. You guys did a cover of Getaway Car with Dylan Willis. And I love it. It's not even close. It's not even in my top five of your guys' favorite songs on mine. But I love it. I'm going to go ahead and take us to break with that. Matt, thank you again. Guys, go check out Blacktop Mojo. Much love to you, brother. Be safe out on the road.

Speaker: And when you get to Ohio, I'll definitely be there. Y 'all take care, man. Thanks, brother. Yes, sir.

Speaker: You know what I go through. Let me go turn it down. You're good. You're good. You're good. You better go to the music anyway. Play the damn song and stop talking. Just play the song. I'm good. Yeah. Hit a fucking song.

Speaker: We'll be back here in just a few minutes. Enjoy a little Blacktop Mojo. That was Matt who joined us. That was awesome. We got a little Blacktop Mojo for you guys. Check out the tour dates.

Speaker: See if they're coming to tell you. I ain't going to cry. I ain't going to cry. No, go ahead and check out Blacktop Mojo, every street music and on all social media at Blacktop Mojo. Go show the guys some love. You see how cool Matt is, how down to earth he is. He hung out with us. He put up with our bullshit, put up with the technical difficulties. We all had it across the board. We was all putting, we was all fading in and out. We'll be back in just a few minutes.

Speaker: First time I saw you, you were chasing down A cyclone all alone in a field Where your eyes and clothes I kept rolling on I never thought you'd wind up chasing

Speaker: To settle down, I won't hesitate to hit the highway Before you lay me to waste now To settle up, and I'll help you find something to drive Before you drive

Speaker: You're tired of walking you below the ground The sidewalk will barely touch your feet Your life moves too slowly to hold you down With ringing hands you take it out on

Speaker: I won't hesitate to hit the highway Before you lay me to waste no hope Set a loop and I'll help you find something to drive

Speaker: When you drive me insane Get yourself a car, drive it all along Get yourself a car, right on the wheel Get yourself a car, drive it all along

Speaker: Get yourself a car and ride it on the way

Speaker: You settle down I won't hesitate to eat the highway Before you lay me to waste no It's get along And I'll help you find something to try

Speaker: Before you drive me insane So get yourself a car and drive it all along Get yourself a car and ride it on the wind Get yourself a car and drive it all along Get yourself a car

Speaker: Ride it on the wind, yeah. I owe them a apology for that song. I did forget about that one. It was a good one. I agree with Golf Hawk. They got soul. That is a good one. I did forget about that song. I owe them an apology for that.

Speaker: that's a that's a cover of uh audio slave and I love that they did a killer job do me a favor uh Nikki oh she can't she way back he said do me a favor I was gonna tell you what he said welcome back to non -sensical nonsense everybody wow that's all I gotta say

Speaker: I'm sorry, I'm really trying not to fangirl out. I was really trying not to freak out, but that was huge. That was for just, I'm gonna get on you. Finish the intro before we start, please. Finish it. We got Jeff in the building. We got Tony B in the building. Y 'all know who I am. I'm Glick hanging out. Do what we do.

Speaker: Hopefully you guys were able to check out the first hour we had Matt James, Lee Singer, Blacktop Mojo, come and hang out with us, put up with our bullshit. Lots of glitchy, lots of technical difficulties, but we hung through and we did what we did. It was awesome. I'm very grateful.

Speaker: Alright, let me give him a minute. If you have any questions, issues, concerns, send us any comments, emails, nonsense, con nonsense, podcasts, gmail .com, all in one word, all in one word. Check us out on all podcast platforms. We're on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Twitch. We'll probably have a picture up on Instagram real damn soon and TikTok just so you know. Okay, we got this shot the way. Click, I'm on your ass. Let me tell you something motherfucker. When you do an interview, you about as nervous as I was last year.

Speaker: You notice how I didn't focus. Well, OK, well, let me let me let me be 100 % real for a second. I wasn't. I was nervous.

Speaker: But I was more nervous about Jeff. You should have been. Jeff has a tendency to cut people off, interrupt people, not let them finish their thoughts. And I'm like. His defense, his audio was messed up and he was glitching. His defense. Yeah, we were all kind of glitching. We all had our issues. I was more.

Speaker: nervous about Jeff. Come and knock on my door you bitch. No shit. I'm knocking on my fucking wall you pussy.

Speaker: I heard that here. I was worried about Jeff. I was more worried about Jeff than anything else. And like I said, in his defense, he was glitching. Matt was going on the road, so he was going to be messed up a little bit. I was going to tell you, get him a handkerchief or some paper towels with the tears off his face, because this joker did not know how to act. But he did good. You was doing. I went out there, and she was like, oh, you're so smiley. I love you.

Speaker: It was a good moment. I was really trying not to completely fangirl out. That was a big moment for you. I fully understood. I was just as nervous when I interviewed Tracy last year. I really was. I said you're knocking on the wall. So that was huge. Hopefully we can get him back on the show. That would be awesome to get maybe him and Kat and all the guys. But it was awesome. It was something that I've always wanted. I had a million questions.

Speaker: just I was all over the place. Knock it off the booking list. Yeah, no, it was right. That was that was awesome. And he he's so fucking cool. And that's that's one of the things that I've said multiple times on the show was he's so cool and laid back. And the fact that, you know, when I when we started the podcast,

Speaker: And I told Jeff when I wanted to incorporate music, I said, my ass is banned. And I didn't think, I didn't think I would ever hear back from him. But I mean, in less than five minutes that hit me back. He's like, hell yeah. Fucking rock on bro. And I told him in the message, Hey, we I'm starting a podcast. I would like to play your guys's music. Obviously we're going to give you, we're going to give you shout outs. We're going to give you credit. We're going to.

Speaker: We're gonna acknowledge you guys, everything like that. But I don't wanna do it without your blessing, without you saying it's cool. That's buddy, she's not gonna dance with you. She is dancing. You're lucky she even waved at you. She waved and she danced, she busted a move. But - Give your dad a hug, he needs it. I'm on cloud nine right now, I'm about to beat my neighbor's ass. Don't be embarrassed.

Speaker: Speaking of Charles Manson, I'm sharing, take somebody. There you go. That's the spirit. They're happy for you. They're happy for you. But no, but he's always been super cool, super chill, super laid back, even just random conversation.

Speaker: him and Kat. Shout out to Kat. I would love to get Kat on the show with us too at some point. Maybe I'll shoot that shot next week or later on down the road, but I would love to get Kat on the show with us and get Kat to come hang out with us because I've chipped at it with these guys. I'm just random nonsense and they've always been super cool and super laid back. They are legit

Speaker: Right. I do admire them and I look up to them because it's kind of the same mindset I have. No matter how big we get, I don't want to ever be that guy who doesn't have time to respond back to a message or a comment or something like a legit message or a legit comment. You know what I mean?

Speaker: And I've watched these guys. I mean, he said they got together in 2012 and it was almost 10 years ago when I first seen their first YouTube video. And I've been a fan ever since. So I've watched these guys grow and grow and grow and grow and grow.

Speaker: and get out of Texas and start doing all these tours and they're going all over the country and I mean it's amazing to watch and see. It's fun to watch and see them even though you know me personally I might not stack up to a hill of beans as a fan but as a huge fan I'm loving watching them grow and I can't wait for them to

Speaker: and they just pull up and be everywhere and selling out stadiums and shit like that. So yeah, this was a little, this was big, this was huge. And I'm excited, I'm pumped. I've been pumped since I talked to Matt Saturday night or Sunday night.

Speaker: And then there was a part of me that was like, oh, it's not really going to happen. You know, anything against Matt, it was just me getting inside my head. Yeah, I had that worry myself.

Speaker: like what if he can't be connected or yeah. I'm out here promoting it and everything else. So I'm like, I'm about to get dumb as shit, fucking shit. But that's just me getting inside my head and worrying about things. But I mean, we were... I'm gonna go put my dick on the ring camera.

Speaker: I swear we already... You ever seen something this small, fucker? Tee bagging your fucking ring camera.

Speaker: You know, a few minutes, a few minutes before the show started and I was actually in the process of sending it to him. Matt shot me a message. He's like, hey, did you send a link? I'm like, I'm sending it right now and then I, that's why I asked Jeff. What? Hold on a second. Yeah, they came to the door. Nice. They came to the door.

Speaker: And like I said, in all respects, I know this is a big moment for him. I knew it was. I mean, I want to say for him specifically because he wanted that. Well, no, I mean, yeah, he wanted that big time. You know, it was kind of weird, you know, actually.

Speaker: Uh, we see his face all the time because we, yes, it's just, it's red meat, Kevin. It could be a little bit rare. Yeah. What's really cool is, is, you know, we, we see Matt's face all the time when, uh, we'll see in the videos and all that stuff. It's kind of weird to kind of see him actually talk and not sing.

Speaker: Yeah, it was cool. And like I said, it's big enough that he called, he was able to call him while he was traveling. I figured that was what was going to happen. He was going to catch us on the road or whatever. So that's all good. That's all good. What happened, Chris? What happened? What happened? What happened? What happened? I'm curious. Tell them the Star Wars show about this. Which one? I don't know. Probably the Mandalorian. It starts today, I think. Does it? Yeah, I think the new season starts today. I got to look that up a matter of fact.

Speaker: I don't know. I don't remember if I watched season two or not. Okay. What happened? We're talking about having kids and how fun they are. Are they **** with you? Austin went out to eat with one of her friends tonight and she smoked at dinner and come home. One of her girlfriends and her mom and dad.

Speaker: Well, no surprise, there's some kind of extravagant story and some dramatic bullshit that always happens with this fucking child. Apparently something happened to the girl's grandpa, and they're waiting on the ambulance, and blah, blah, blah. So she's gonna be home later than she thought. Get it out of there. So I'm like, I went out there, and I'm looking at all the people, and Nikki's on her phone, and so I'm with the door open, and nobody's out there.

Speaker: Somebody knocked on the door, they knocked on the wall. So knocking on the wall, I didn't hear anything. She was like, okay, cuz I whipped the door open, I was gonna whip the door open and just jack his jaw open.

Speaker: No, no, no, no, uh, no questions asked, no love. Not what you want or anything like that. Just sleepy time princess. Well, I did, uh, as, as Chris Rock said, or not Chris Rock, Chris Tucker said, and uh, and uh, Friday you got knocked out.

Speaker: Well, I did a little bit of research because I want to be prepared for if Matt had to leave early. And I have a little list for you, gentlemen. And we touched on this a little bit. Oh, wait a minute. I'm sorry, Jeff. What did you say, Jeff? I'm sorry. I pulled my earphones away for a second. Oh, I was saying that in preparation for Matt have to leave early like he did,

Speaker: Yeah, no, I didn't. I didn't think he was going to say the whole time, but but I want to have something. And we touched on this a while back. I have a list for you, gentlemen. And this list is the richest fictional characters along in the month. Actually, not on the list. Let me start starting with number 15.

Speaker: Jesus Christ. Blue Seal Booth or Bluth. What the hell? Sorry. From Arrested Development. I know you probably don't know her. The TV show? The TV show, yes. Is this TV and movies? It's TV and movies, yes. It's fictional characters. We'll put it that way. So, it encompasses TV and movies. Correct. Okay. $950 million.

Speaker: Personally, Tony Stark had more money than her combined. Well, Tony is on the list, by the way. Number 14, Jay Gatsby from the Great Gatsby. His net worth was $1 billion. Now, back in the day, that's a shit ton. Well, the Great Gatsby was what, the 1920s? Yeah. A billion dollars was a lot of money.

Speaker: Chuck Bass, I do not know what he's from. I did look it up, but I forgot. 1 .1, so not a big deal, because we don't know who he is. This is a million or a billion? 1 .1 billion. Yes. Number 12, I think you guys will like. Mr. Burns. You skipped 13 to 14, didn't you? No, I just didn't.

Speaker: Okay, my apologies. Right. Right. Right. My apologies. Okay. So, number twelve is Mr. Burns from The Simpsons. Uh 1 .3 billion. Yeah. Uh the next one is uh you guys probably don't know him. He's from a TV show called uh Gossip Girl. No. But uh 1 .9 billion. I know the show. Yeah. It's uh

Speaker: I know the show. I don't watch this. I had to look up Sir Tompan Hutt, which is from the cartoon, Thomas the Tank. Oh, was that the conductor? Yeah, well, he's a railroad engineer, basically. Two billion. Yeah.

Speaker: And Tony, this one, this number nine goes back to your day. Thurston Howell III. Whoo, Gilligan's Allen. Yeah. $2 .1 billion. Was he worth that much $20 billion? Wow. According to this, this is as of 2017. So... Wow. This one, I don't really think this one is... I mean, it's a fictional character, but it doesn't make sense to me why it's on the list. Number eight is the Tooth Fairy.

Speaker: she had money apparently well she's paying for teeth um 3 .9 billion as in like your kid loses a tooth a but okay i'm

Speaker: I'm still fangirling. You're still fangirling. Don't worry. We got you. Yeah, I'm stuck on movies. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm stuck on TV. Oh, OK. Yeah. Yeah. Number seven is Mr. Bruce Wayne himself with $6 .5 billion. Bruce Wayne is $6 .5 billion? Wow.

Speaker: Adrian Bennett, I don't know who that's from, what it is, but it's 7 billion. From what? I haven't, Balboa. No, it's Bennett. V E I D T.

Speaker: I don't know that. I don't know. Number five. You didn't even catch what I said. I did. No, I didn't. No, I'm ashamed to believe you. Adrian Balboa. Yeah, I heard that. I heard it. I chose to ignore it. I chose to ignore it. It was awesome. Another one going back to Tony's time. Mr. Jet Clampett.

Speaker: Jesus. Jesus Christ. Jed Clampett is number five with 7 .2 billion dollars. That was actually before me. So, **** you. Well, and Chris, your, your guy, Mr. Tony Stark. Yes. Of 8 .8 billion. I ain't know he had that much. Damn. Okay. Uh. What is he number three? He's number four.

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Speaker: I was going to say, let's see if Tony and I can show up at the top three, but go ahead and rattle. OK, well, number three, as I said, is Richie Rich. Tell me how much. Richie Rich. You said like 10 billion. I'm going to go ahead and go with 10 billion. Based on which you've read off of so far, and I never realized it was that much that these other guys had, I'm going to go ahead and say 10 billion. It's actually 11 .5. How rich can you get?

Speaker: Well, hold on, we still got top two. Scrooge McDuck. I was wondering. I was wondering where he was going to come up with this. Take a guess. Take a guess because. $22 billion. Well, actually, Kevin just watched a video and there's three answers to this. I'm going to say $22 billion. Chris, what do you got? For Mr. Scrooge McDuck, the man that's slamming his money.

Speaker: swimming his vault of coins. Tony said 22 looking like the same room professor X had where he was using his mind and talking to people around the world. It's a big, big vault. And it wasn't even full. I don't know. I'm going to go. I'm going to go stupid high here and say like sixty. Sixty seven billion.

Speaker: It's actually 33 .5 billion. I wouldn't showcase my prices right now. Chris, you said you've seen the movies because your daughters liked it. The Carlisle Cullen from the Twilight series is the richest one on this list. Are you serious? Well, they've been around forever. They've been around forever. The economy is compounding interest is what got him his money. Yes.

Speaker: So what is your guess? $100 billion. Chris? What did Scrooge McDuck have? $33 .5. $40 somewhere between $45 and $47, $48. You're close. It's actually $34 .1.

Speaker: So, like I said, Kevin was watching a video where this guy broke down. I got it from Forbes, actually, by the way. I'm going to Google this. I'm going to Google this. That was good shit. Kevin literally just watched a video where a guy broke down the calculations with ducks. I do like that. But I just pulled something up here.

Speaker: That's all. That's still a lot of dang money. I ain't going to, I ain't going to turn it down.

Speaker: We got Jay Gatsby, $1 billion at number 15. Lady Mary Crowley from Downton Abbey, $1 .1 billion. That dessert date on yours? Downton Abbey. Because like I said, mine's from 2017.

Speaker: This is from 2021. Okay. So we got, we got, uh, yeah, stop going back in time. Yeah. Mary Crowley 1 .1 billion number 13. We're not even mentioned on your list, which was both of y 'all now it looks for you. Yeah. Okay. Now you're back. Now you're back. So

Speaker: Not even mentioned on your list, Jeff. When you got to number one, I thought he was going to be number one on this updated list is, uh, missed it. Okay. Maybe we're going to stop glitching up. Maybe not. I think it's your neighbors. Fucking neighbors.

Speaker: Yeah. No, number 13 is Mr. Monopoly, who I thought was going to be number one on your list. Uncle, what was the name? The Monopoly guy? Fucking dirty. It's Penny, Penny, Penny, Moneybags, some moneybags. So. Yeah, but technically, he owns a bank. Yeah, Mr. Monopoly.

Speaker: Well, he was only number 13. Yeah. I thought it was an interesting list. Like I said, Kevin watched a video. It was a good list. That was a good shit, Chris. Oh, Jeff. No, it's, it's, it's. Hey, Chris is still glitching. Yeah, he is. Well, like I said, it's, it's a cool list. It's just way out, like way outdated.

Speaker: Yeah, and like I said, I did it like five minutes before the show, so I didn't have time to look for an updated one. But Kevin was watching a video where the guy was talking about this list, and he was like, I think Scrooge Reduckers actually have a lot of money.

Speaker: did all these calculations where he figured out the, you know, he watched a couple episodes of DuckTales and figured out that Scrooge McDuck, if you laid out all his gold, was 33 acres worth of gold. That's a lot of gold. Well, he figured out the tonnage. Yes. And how much a ton of gold was worth. And he came up with his highest number that he had was 237 trillion.

Speaker: I would think that mainly because, like we said, he had that vault. Right. Well, he also did a by depth and like on the one episode, the gold disappeared and they had to climb down a ladder and he counted the rungs on the ladder and he estimated one foot per rung.

Speaker: That's crazy and and figured out that if you do that by the size of the room and all this stuff that it came up to like uh 88 billion or something like that. It was like it was kind of crazy. Yeah The video went on forever And I literally you know because i'm sitting here working and kevin's got the tv on and I was listening to it going Wait, what? Yeah, that's crazy

Speaker: So it was kind of, it was like I said, and it got me on that, that kind of track of, let's look this up and see the richest fictional characters. So just kind of rolled with it kind of thing. Well, well, no, yeah, I know what I was saying was, um, you know, this is a lot newer than six years old, but they got Mr. Monopoly at 13, 1 .2 billion, which I thought was going to be number one when he didn't mention them.

Speaker: Right. I think, I think... Number... Yeah, go ahead. Number 12, Laura Croft from the video game. Nice. 1 .3. I was going to say, she got money. Yeah, she kind of missed this. Yeah, Walden... Walden Schmidt. Ashton Kutcher when he replaced Charlie Sheen on two and a half men. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker: He's at 1 .3 as well. They got Mr. Burns number 10 at 1 .5. Right. Christian Gray from Fifty Shades of Grey at 2 .5 billion.

Speaker: Richie Rich at 5 .8 billion at number eight. Number seven, Bruce Wayne at 9 .2 billion, which is more when I was thinking of Bruce Wayne. I thought he had one billion, Jesus. Well, he's a arms dealer. Yes, please. Charles Foster, Kane, from Citizen Kane. Okay, okay, okay.

Speaker: That's $11 .2 billion. Now, Bruce Wayne wasn't an arms dealer. No. Well, it was an R &D. It was like, they invented shit, right? You know who it was? I just thought about it. You know who's not on there? Listen, I'm surprised. Lex Luthor. I actually thought the same thing. Tony Stark, right? Tony Stark is at number five with $12 .4 billion.

Speaker: Now he was an arms dealer. No, the Wayne family had, they were real estate banking and everything like that. They had a, they did do inventions, but they didn't do military. It was Lucius Fox who, who was an inventor who created all that stuff for Bruce. Okay. No, Oliver, Oliver daddy war bucks.

Speaker: Yeah. That's on Annie and he's dead, right? Yeah. Yeah. From Annie and her adopted father. He had 36 .2 billion. Damn. Shit. And back then, that was mine. They have Carlisle. Carlisle. Yeah. They have Carlisle. Carlisle. Carlisle. Colin. Colin. And number three with 46 billion. That's the fuck I'm talking about. I don't know.

Speaker: Jeff, you might know this a little bit better than anybody else. Smog. Smog, that sounds familiar. It was a dragon. Smog is the dragon from the Hobbit. He likes shiny things. He likes shiny things together. 54 .1 billion dollars at number two. I won't go kill me a dragon. Shit.

Speaker: And I was pretty damn close because this list has the one and only Scrooge McDuck number one at $65 .4 billion. That's a lot of them. Let's just be cool. Bill Gates money is a lot. When you, when you pass Bill Gates money, it's like 83, dude. 90 billion at his peak from, from what I remember.

Speaker: Yeah. Bro, if I hit the lottery and it's $1 million, if I hit the lottery and it's only a million dollars, that's a lot of goddamn money. Dude, if I hit a million, shit. A million is going to, I've still got to go to work tomorrow. A million? Maya said you're going to work tomorrow for a million? Well, I mean, I'm going to work tomorrow. A million, I'm going to work tomorrow. I'm just going high school, truck. I'm going to give me 65.

Speaker: give me give me 65 billion. I'm still gonna take my ass to work in the morning. I don't even know what I would do with a billion dollars. I would go to work in a helicopter.

Speaker: We've had this discussion. We already know what we're doing. I know what I'm going to do. That was last year. And I had plans. Now my mind's changed a little bit. I don't even know if I want to do some of that shit anymore. Jeff wouldn't do shit. He'd still sit in his bathroom and talk about all the things he'd want to do. He would be justified to sit in his office all day long.

Speaker: He would travel his damn self. Yeah. No, he wouldn't. He would travel from his office to the kitchen to get more food. Amen to that. I would have a fucking plane.

Speaker: Well, staff. But could you blame me? No. And the difference is I would, I mean, if tomorrow I, you know, somebody said here's $65 billion, I'm still going to go to work tomorrow. I'm just not going to worry about what happens during work. I'm like, yeah, I don't care. I'm going to hire a black, I'm going to hire a black top mojo to do. I'm going to hire a black top mojo to do concerts every night in my bedroom and piss my neighbors off.

Speaker: That's how you don't need the money. Jeff, how many windows you got open? On your computer. Yeah, I have a, I'm a hard, like right now, I don't know if it's me or Jeff that's clutching. Both of you, honestly, from my end, I'm seeing both of you glitch. And if anybody's seeing me glitch, you all let me know, please. My computer's been acting up, I order, I order to know what I'm looking for. Jeff, I know what you gotta do, but I also know Jeff may sometimes be working something on the side, so I get it.

Speaker: No, I don't have anything open except for the list. Gotcha. And I'm not working on it right now. My broadcast last night and I will listen to it and I can hear all the fuckers out there. Fuck. I fucked it all up. I am. But I have five windows. Yeah. I have noticed.

Speaker: when I plug in my headphones or go to my Bluetooth earbuds. Yes. I get way more glitching than I do when I just let it run out of my internal speakers. That's because your CPU is running harder. Yeah. Your CPU has to run harder. That normally has not been the issue with you, but what has been the issue that you told them before is when everybody's home and they're on something. That's why I tell you to use your phone. Use that wire. Yeah, the only downfall is when I use my phone,

Speaker: Fucking AT &T is such a goddamn joke. No, it isn't. I've been with them 20 years. You're good. Let me try this. No. Good. Yeah, give it a refresh. Because when I started my job, I started my job, I needed a computer. And I went and bought this one. And it's been a great computer. Mm -hmm.

Speaker: but me working on it eight to 12 hours a day for a year and a half, it fills up with shit. Well, I shut it down every night, but I have to clear my terms a week easily. I have to hold files on the computer.

Speaker: And the guy, the company I'm ordering off of says there is a month, almost a month delay. On computer repair? Backlog. No. To buy a new computer? Jeff, you still got the same 40 year old laptop? No, I bought that brand new Acer when I started working.

Speaker: Dumb question. Why won't you get them higher than the Acer? Even the Acer's got good reviews. I have an Acer. I love my Acer. I've heard good things about Acer. You might need more memory on the next one. Yeah, well, the new one, I'm getting the iCore 5, which is the CPU. So it's actually got a faster brain. And because the iCore 7, which is the one I want, is astronomically priced.

Speaker: And then I'm getting, I think it's two 500 gig RAM hard drives with it. You have to get a terabyte soon. So it's got a terabyte. With the work you're doing, yeah, you need terabytes because you're on to 10 hours a day. Yeah. And it doesn't help that I run dual screens. No, that's my point. You're wearing it out. Which is why I, yeah.

Speaker: I've had his laptop for about a year now, and I've noticed the speakers acting up. That's how much I'm on here, but I turned the volume down now. Well, you know, I don't think my like the speakers on the Acer a they're not that good in the first place. The I don't think I've used them more than five minutes of time speakers because I got my speakers because I've always had a set of headset. I've always had. Right. Because I spend I would say

Speaker: 40 % of my day on the phone. Right. So I've always got the headset in. So the speakers on this thing, maybe have 20 minutes of time on them. Yes. In the entire year and a half that I've been used. So, uh, like I said, I'm just literally waiting on the new one to get here. It's supposed to get here, uh, mid March, mid to late March. Right. And

Speaker: with the new thing we're doing at work is I'm gonna probably have to upgrade not long after that because the new thing we're doing is huge. I believe you trust me if you're doing work at that level get top of the line everything. Yeah well I'm actually I'm looking at ordering parts to build my own.

Speaker: I'm ordering the parts from a from a guy and he's gonna build my my computer and it's gonna be a full -on desktop computer not a laptop the problem with a laptop comes down to

Speaker: like i said i run multiple screens i'm probably going to get a third screen so i have three screens um because i do trade on the market as well so i like to have the market up so i can see what's going on so i don't fuck up and lose a bunch of money um so i want to get another screen and the the desktop computer i'm looking at is i think it's

Speaker: I was checking on the price of it the other day. It's going to cost me almost $10 ,000. Right. But it'll be able to keep up for debt. It's custom made. But it's got two terabytes of memory. It's got an iCore 9.

Speaker: The iCard nine is like you click on something, you're there before your fingers lets off the mouse. And yeah, it literally comes down to I get on the phone with somebody now and they're like, Hey, can you look up my folder? Okay. You got 20 minutes. Well, my computer thinks about it. Yes. So, and I, I usually have about 25 to 30 tabs open at a time. Gotcha.

Speaker: So it slows down a lot. Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. But yeah, I'm probably going to buy the desktop in December. All right, go for it. But then I got to buy a big screen. I'm going to get, I found a screen. It's in screen.

Speaker: It's, it's, uh, 25 inch. What's happening? He's on the way home. Probably Chris was just talking shit about you. I wasn't talking shit. I was standing. He was.

Speaker: You said Jeff and another asshole was out here talking Game of Thrones for three hours. I know you just got off. You missed it, man. It was the first hour was pretty monumental for Glick, Brian. I'm not going to lie. Check it out and get a chance. It was pretty monumental. Not just for Glick, for the show.

Speaker: The show is monumental. I want to say for him man. I want to say for him You already know anytime we have a guest we're going to enjoy it But that was like a milestone matter of fact, I'm not gonna laugh. Remember that list we had with the people we want to interview I'm working on one of them because I got somebody who's gonna try to work on a one of the guests I was requesting so I'm trying to see how that's gonna go. I haven't got any confirmation. He's working on one of them outside of the show God forbid

Speaker: Oh, you guys do anything for our show. God forbid I don't do anything for the show. How about that? We just we just we just had one of the biggest guests we've ever had on this show. Number one. And let me let me ask Mike. What's he going to do? Ask Mike off the show. I mean, I say to ask my co -host. Oh boy. Did you or did you not promote this week? I did actually. And you're a god damn.

Speaker: Oh, how do you, how do you, all your, all your customers Glick broadcast them all. Tell me, I don't know. Bullshit. Oh yeah. You do whatever show you're on and I'm going to call bullshit tonight.

Speaker: Okay. You sound like every ex -girlfriend, every ex -booty call I've ever had. I'm talking about this one moment. You sound like every ex -girlfriend, every ex -booty call I've ever had. I'm talking about this one moment. I specifically say one moment. Mind you, I talk about the podcast everywhere. Everywhere.

Speaker: I'm trying to turn this into something. Okay. I'm trying to make something and it's the three of us. So I figured that I could get just, just, just a smidge of effort from you guys. Well, you know, I can turn this show, I can turn the show and make this show about me.

Speaker: because I mean, and you guys are just here, but I try to include us in everything. I got the ultimate part, but I'm always advertising this show. Always. I'm not saying that you don't win. You're on nine billion other platforms, but you would have thought that you guys, I mean, I'll say this much, Tony D since you want to bring this up. Sure.

Speaker: I'll say this much. I see a lot of people getting a whole lot of other love on your personal social media, but you know who doesn't? Our show. Really? And I also, also. Really? Also, we can go back a few episodes when you were like, why the fuck am I live on Facebook on this show? And I'm like, my bad. Let me fix it. No, my Facebook will really follow. My Facebook will follow. That's why I'm saying that. And after about six months was when I stopped doing it over there. But you're all on my Instagram. I don't know why. I really don't Twitter.

Speaker: I got, I got to show everywhere. I do. Okay, now I'm calling bullshit. Go ahead. I'll give Tony that. But if I had the free time and I was able to, you know,

Speaker: just show up anywhere, any given time or anything like that, then you do. But yes. Oh, that reminds me. But it doesn't take much to share. Speaking of advertising, I am in, we're in talks with a t -shirt manufacturer out of New York, where they can make our shirts and everything. I'm already working on that.

Speaker: Well, that way, well, we'll have options. There's going to be another hat I'm going to have to wear is making the shirts and getting the shirts and storing the shirts and shipping the shirts. And speaking of shirts, speaking of shirts, Tony Dean, shout out to your girl. So then I smoked who made your girl who made star child's birthday hoodie.

Speaker: Oh, it's about Kimi Kali. Yeah, Kimi Kali. Yeah. She's making me a shirt. She's making me a hoodie. Oh, yeah. Nice. It's got the block aim on the front. Click 13 on the back, and down one sleeve will say nonsense, while the other sleeve will say nonsense.

Speaker: Nice. I had to support her, man. She does good work. I think she's awesome. I haven't had a whole lot of interactions with her. I think she's awesome. I think Star child's awesome. Oh, speaking of which, we're supposed to be doing the Saturday night dating game with Star child. So fellas in the chatters box.

Speaker: So I got to...

Speaker: We'll get into that in the next hour. When Satan called me up last week, motherfucker. Hey, you went on. Y 'all kicked ass, honestly. I had to go. It was a fun show. We were trying to yell at me. We had fucking hours. Oh, shit. Y 'all was on after I left. I can't believe we went four and a half. Dude, I got so drunk Sunday night, I woke up late for work Monday. What?

Speaker: Man, I told you, I got good. I will listen to it for a little bit. Smoke tried to get my ass. I got right back in his ass. He was like, what? I love you, but shut the fuck up. I was like, I ain't gonna shut the fuck up. I was about to start. You brought me up in here and you went down this road. I'm about to bring it.

Speaker: I think this is I think this is I think this is where he finally caught on to it. Stop trying to make it a general generalization and make it a conversation. Well, he got his opinion. He got in my ass. I'll give smoke that he's got his smoke out my ass.

Speaker: I saw that beer in your hand. I said, yep, here we go. I got right back in his ass. I got right back in his ass. Sounds like a weird. It was a fun show. Yeah, we're getting all up in everybody's ass. It was a fun show. We had fun. We had fun Sunday night. We all had fun Sunday night. We did. Good conversation too. It was a great conversation.

Speaker: I yeah, a lot of good conversation. I learned some stuff, but I also like to hopefully think that maybe other people learn some stuff as well, but. And shout out to Jay Rillo and and super who popped up in the show for for a short step. Yes, big soup is no joke. Big ups to him.

Speaker: He comes on. I kind of like that dude. He seems like a legit. And those are some of my own Smoke's travel buddies. He's been looking to get... Well that's the hoodie I'm getting you Brian. And I'm happy for Smoke because he been trying to get them guys there for a minute. And when they get on, they go. They go. And he's enjoying it. You know what I'm saying? So for him it was an experience. I'm happy for him for that. I know I feel bad my man tries to keep like

Speaker: We're like an hour long show. Last couple of episodes, prior to last Sunday, it was like three hours or something like that. Sunday, we went four and a half. Yeah. Man, we were acting straight up past full Sunday night. But y 'all can both see this for everybody.

Speaker: I've cut up on that show more than once. I've been running with him for two years. I'm going to be there. I just know he needed something more, and he needed an expansion. So to me, this is an expansion for him. I actually called him and told him that in the last year. So you know what? Your numbers are blowing up. That's a good thing for you. His numbers are coming up. Bigger than something they smoke, man. That's this. I'm happy for bro, for real. I really am. He's been working it. He's been grinding with it. And that's the body metal for the morning. Between the center and the yahoos and the pack cars that have the base going in,

Speaker: I'm about to go out there and be like old school gangster. I'm in jackasses in that car. I don't know if they live here. Got these two, got these two young ass motherfuckers. Actually we're right up against it. Let's go ahead and get ready for a break. And I do want to, I do want to conversate a little bit about Satan.

Speaker: calling up his favorite demon Sunday night to come play in the playground. But I also want to talk about these two young ass yahoos. I don't even know if they live here. But I about beat the brakes off of them the other day when I came home from work. Did you get a job? What?

Speaker: Oh, he's talking about Nikki. She's thinking of a job. She's got two jobs, actually. We started the show with my girl. We did a little getaway car. Let's do a fraternity. Where the hell is that damn song at? Tony, this was for you, too.

Speaker: Tony D, we're gonna take a real quick break. Blacktop Mojo for your ear holes. Go ahead and check them out. All social media, Blacktop Mojo, wherever you stream music at. Check out the tour dates. More likely they're gonna be coming to a town near you. Definitely go see them. It is worth the price of admission, ladies and gentlemen. We'll be back here in just a few minutes. Enjoy a little.

Speaker: This is for you, buddy

Speaker: Is it for sale or anyone? What's the price for being alone? And which bank do you own? Did you decide what you were told?

Speaker: Do you do it by the love, or do it by the money? The poor guy up in the risk is ugly Catch his king and you're the duster, honey Do you do it by the love, or do you do it by the money?

Speaker: Do you do it by my love? Do it by my money? Before I die young and the rich can't love you Cash is king and you're the guest of honey Do you do it by my love? Are you doing by my money?

Speaker: Find the love, how you do it, find the money

Speaker: Yes. Yes. Blacktop mojo in the air holes. Welcome back to nonsense. Go nonsense everybody. We got Tony D in the building. We got Jeffery in the building. We hanging out doing what we do. It's Wednesday night. Go ahead and check us out on all of them. Social media is Facebook, Instagram, TikTok.

Speaker: Don't forget you can join us live every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday on YouTube and Twitch. And if you can't join us live, you can listen to us anytime you'd like on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts at. All that nonsensical nonsense. Podcast. The chance was in the building. Even though I feel like this week I might have to put my coat down. I felt like Matt got me.

Speaker: I don't know. These things. Good ones. He got your ass. He got you good. I'm glad I'm glad he showed up for you. That's it. You know, Matt got the honorary, you know, he's not going to win but he got that honorary vote. But I feel like this might be the week that I get **** on because like I said,

Speaker: We did a starting five, Matt Pick, as we said, we want to get the, we want to get the guests to do an impromptu starting five. Well, we just got to go from the top of our heads. And, um, he said books and unfortunately the books I read, nobody knows, has nobody's ever heard of. Nobody knows anything about them. They don't know.

Speaker: So I had to dive back into my memory bank and Jeff, I wasn't googling. I was what I was googling was the actual title of the book. So I didn't. Yeah, that's basically what I had to do as well. Because you're going to fuck it up enough on your own. You don't need my help. Oh, you're welcome. Kanye Kanye West. Wow. Once again, it looks fine. OK.

Speaker: I never said that. Tony did. I did say it once. I don't know what the hell I was looking at. You weren't looking at the right one. I feel like I'm going to go ahead. I'm just going to go ahead and call a spade a spade and say that, you know, Tony had a couple of crowning peaches that night or a couple drinks that night. And he wasn't really going to just have to do it at night. Hence the reason why I didn't comment because Lord knows I had a lot to drink. And I was like, Jeff sent me a fucking message. I don't care.

Speaker: If he sends me something that's not a picture and it's in text form, then I read it. If he sends me a picture or a video, I just fucking Jeff.

Speaker: Don't worry. I'm gonna start sending you guys everything so that you just think I'm dead. Yeah, we know. Going back to the show. Hope you guys are enjoying the show. Shout out to Matt James. Please sing our Blacktop Mojo for joining us in the first hour. That was awesome. That was huge. My mind's still blown. Before winter break, I was telling you guys a couple little douche canoes. I don't even think they live here.

Speaker: But they're like probably 18, 19, maybe 20 year old idiots. And they like to sit out in their Cadillac in the parking lot until 11 or 12 o 'clock at night with their base bumping.

Speaker: The other day I came home from work and they were walking down the road here like we have like, you know, when you pull into the community, got this little main road right here. And I drove by and they started eyeballing me as I was coming up and then all the way past them. I was like, what the fuck? We did a little bit around, got our mailboxes down there, went down and checked the mail.

Speaker: as I'm driving back, they start staring me down again and eyeballing me. Well, when we're coming back, my driver's side window is right there where they're walking. So I'm already creeping as it is. I was like, what the fuck you staring at? I said, keep fucking eyeballing me. I come from a, basically it's like, I come from a different generation. You eyeball me like that, there's one or two reasons why. You want to fuck me or you want to fight me?

Speaker: By the way, you two are dressed more than likely you want to fuck me because

Speaker: your mama's going to wish you would have aborted your ass if you want to fight me because I promise both of you little bitches that so what's up Dylan? So Dylan, what's good? So I'm thinking about because they're out there, they got their face bumping everything else thinking about if they're still out there when the show's over going a little old school mafia style and grabbing my ball bat and walking out there and smashing the hood of their car and being like, what's the problem?

Speaker: The fuck is wrong with you? And we got a problem. Oh boy. I'm just saying, not a bad idea. Especially when I got my neighbors banging on my wall, when I'm doing everything I can to not be as loud or as obnoxious. Yeah. People snitching on me because there's a fucking dog over here.

Speaker: And every damn thing else, even though I went to the office and asked for permission about the dog and, you know, just paid the pet deposit and $300 non -refundable. Mind you. Yes. Just paid the pet deposit, got the paperwork and everything else. So I got all these fucking snitches living around me and I feel like maybe, maybe old school Glick's got to come back around and start setting examples.

Speaker: You might have one sit on you. And maybe I should have an example of these two fucking youngsters first and foremost. You might have one sit on you. I mean, meanwhile, these little pricks are out here acting like idiots for no damn good reason. I'm just saying. Yeah, you are.

Speaker: It was like that a lot here when I first moved in. I think very well. It was like that a lot. I didn't think very well. I said you think too much. I do. Yeah, you do. I do. It was like that a lot when we first moved in because, you know, we had multiple dogs and, you know, we're not quiet people. And it only took... Dude, you got like 900 fucking dogs. I have five. Four.

Speaker: you you had 900 now you have 899 because they all ate one five dogs at four at four he had six or he had five now he has four because the other four eight one of them well no one of them ran away anyways

Speaker: It was a lot like that, like where, you know, people thinking that, you know, I'm going to fucking tell somebody about the fact that you're doing whatever. Uh, and it didn't take long for them to realize it was a bad idea. When, because I'm the kind of asshole that's like, you want to play fuck around games? I don't mean to, I don't want to change the subject. I just got the.

Speaker: I just got a notification. Shout out to Golf Hawk, man. Much love to you, brother. You just commented on Blacktop Mojo, one of their pictures from Instagram. He said, just saw y 'all on Nonsense with Nonsense podcast. Today, great music, cool vibe, much success in the future. So shout out to Golf. Oh, yeah. Hey, Tanya. Hey, Golf Hawk.

Speaker: So, but yeah, I mean, it's like, like, even like, you know, I go to the office and I understand like they got to do their job. It's not complaining. Yeah. They're all calm, cool, collective with me. I even told like the office manager that I said, I just bought soundproofing and I, and I have another package of soundproofing ordered so I can continue to all soundproof this whole fucking wall. If I have to. Yeah.

Speaker: But at the end of the day, mind your fucking business. Mind your fucking business. And if you got a problem, be a fucking man and come and say something. I'm not going to be an asshole. If you got like, like legitimately, if my neighbor just came over and knocked on the door and I feel like I'm still trying to be pretty fucking cool about the whole situation. But if you just came over and knocked on the door, man to man and said, Hey, dude,

Speaker: We heard you guys, you get a little loud. I would have been like, my bad. I host a podcast. Sometimes we get a little crazy. Sometimes we get a little rambunctious. I'll try to be more mindful. Here's a beer. Let's have a beer together. But now you've reached a level of, now I want to fucking rearrange your face. We've got these young, punk, gay motherfuckers out here just acting like a goddamn fool. And I guarantee nobody's hanging on there.

Speaker: they're just going to keep doing it. I don't even think they live here to be honest with you. They're just going to keep doing it until somebody puts them in their fucking place. Yeah. Well, it's like, you know, when, when, when I, Oh, Tony, before you go there, one's white and the other one's probably Puerto Rican. That's for all the kids.

Speaker: Yeah, you talk before you're like, what are they black? Or if homeboy or if homeboy is black, he's like skin to this. I wasn't going to say that. I know white kids do this too. That's why I didn't ask. Yeah. We didn't have black people in there, by the way, everybody. You do.

Speaker: No, but like when I bought the kids their bikes, Kevin was riding around one day and as kids do, he crashed. And when he crashed, he bumped into a car as he crashed. Didn't hurt the car, didn't scratch the car.

Speaker: Let's be honest, he didn't bump into the car. He crashed into the car. I would have talked to you. I would have just beat his ass on the spot. No, but like literally it didn't hurt the car. There wasn't a scratch on the car and the guy came over here acting like he had just busted in the windshield with a baseball bat.

Speaker: Well, your neighbor that the kids actually broke the external water faucet on. Yeah. He was pretty cool. He was cool about it. He was like, hey, you know, my bad. I'll go ahead and fix it. Don't worry about it. I'll take care of it all. Went over there same time, same within seconds, went over there, shut off their water.

Speaker: went got in a cab went and got all the parts i needed and fixed it had it all fixed and under an hour and the guy was like thanks brother i say you know i mean that's you know i get it you know kids are stupid my kids were being stupid uh they were literally trying to get a ball you know but this guy that came over he came over here like

Speaker: like Kevin had gone over there with a. What happened on the show? You already did golf. You already did. Yeah. And I literally. Well, I've been creating a fuck out of myself because if I do it, you're goddamn right, I did it. Oh, yeah, exactly. Well, this guy came over and he started talking shit like he was Mr. Big Badass. Tony was. And it really took him raising his voice. Tony.

Speaker: Are you really trying to dance with somebody else? Your sister came in, she said, I said, you did, I did. I've been waiting on you, so I'm here. No. That's your sister's family. Your family also did this. No. No. We don't do that. We don't do that? OK, you tell her. We don't do that. You tell her then to, OK? I will. We don't do that.

Speaker: Okay. Good. Good talk. I'm gonna go over on the same page. We got long black hair and glasses. Y 'all might dress the same. So, every now and then, when you stand up from a distance, I do like, hey, and you bust me, bust me, bust me. They do. They do. Yeah, I was gonna say, yeah. They do kind of. They do. From a distance. They do. They do look a lot alike. They do look exactly the same. They do look a lot alike. She came in and said, uh -uh. Plus. Not today.

Speaker: that we don't do that, Tony D. No, no. Listen, I don't think so. That is my dance and my dance only. Are we clear? I've been told. Hey, good. This is me and Tony. You're my Tony and this is my dance. This is our dance. You don't dance at home with me.

Speaker: Tell me what a public apology. But like I said, it only took one time this guy raised his voice to me to he doesn't he's afraid to talk to me now. Because you're loud.

Speaker: No, because I came out with a bat. I said, you want to really talk about this? We'll talk about this. That was after he wet himself and changed his pants. The fuck I did. I was just sitting here, and Tonya's talking to the guy at the door, and he's starting to get loud. And now I'm in the back going, just get out of the way!

Speaker: Cuz I'm gonna fucking kill him right here right now. I was pissed. Oh no. Well, I mean, you guys seen when when you came back and said somebody knocked on the door. Nikki's outside talking to somebody. I went out there. I was like, uh uh. Nah, you ain't talking to her. Let me tell you something. I need to see somebody. I need to see somebody get past the three of them in the first place before you ever start worrying. The three of him, right? Between Nikki and your daughters. I wish somebody would would get past them. I don't think I'm gonna get

Speaker: Oh yeah. Yeah. No, it's going to be a bigger fight for me to get past them to get to. That's what I know. Let me know how it goes. Cause you're the one thing when the cops show up. My neighbors have realized when the cops make sure Jeff's wife's home, right? Because if not, he will come out with the weapons. Hmm.

Speaker: No, in my house, Tony, you're absolutely 100 % right. You all are my alibi. I don't know what the fuck happened. I was doing a podcast. I wasn't a part of it. I didn't see nothing. I don't know shit. I was doing a podcast. One minute, I looked out and I heard a bunch of space. And the next minute, those two were dead. I don't know what the fuck happened. Oh, we know. They know what happened. Maybe you should ask those two idiots. All the way, they're dead?

Speaker: Maybe, maybe you should ask the three musketeers. Nah, we ain't talking to them. We're talking to them about Godot. No, no. We ain't talking to me. I was in your house. You can talk to Nicky and your daughters had to go see him out of the door. I'm rolling back over. Your daughters had to go see Nicky fold bottles. I'm not getting them.

Speaker: She was telling me a story I think it was the first or second weekend I went out there how some bitch was talking shit at the bar She slammed her face right into the bar and then slammed her face in the bar and then proceeded to drink her beer Yeah, I'm like, oh damn

Speaker: You know, Nikki and my wife have a lot in common. Some girl was talking shit one day and my wife grabbed a chick by the back of her head, slammed her into, my wife grabbed her and slammed her into her knee. Before I even knew what the fuck was happening.

Speaker: And I was like, that's why everybody else can get away with it. Besides me. I'm just not down. We're going to jail.

Speaker: Look, we're talking about fighting everybody. How will the fight somebody? Y 'all can get with me. You walk a slam, somebody's hitting some stupid. If I do it, you're going to risk mine. Oh, no. And that's why I went out there and Tony was like, you ain't got this shit. You got it.

Speaker: Nicky and your two girls, I was like, you guys hear my out. I'm doing a podcast. I don't know what to put that because I said, I'm going to go out there. Old school mafia style. Yeah. Like Tulsa King, Dwight style. Yes. I'm going to take my ball back. I'm going to slam it on the hood of the Cadillac and be like, what the fuck is going on? I mean, I've escorted bigger men than you out of the bar and the other bar patrons looked at my boyfriend and said, aren't you going to do something? And he said,

Speaker: haven't you seen her mad? You can escort me after any time you've left her. Shut your face off. I'm pretty. I like them. Yeah, I like them, too. I like them. These are very pretty. Yeah. So Jeff, how you doing?

Speaker: That's all you know. I was showing off my new nails. I know you wasn't. Get that **** out of here. Get the **** out of here. That's what they all say. You just got yelled at by Austin. Oh, I know. I got yelled at. Austin came back here and she said, we don't do that. She said, not till you do right by me. I said, I didn't even know this was a

Speaker: Good job, Tony D. Thanks a lot. I broke you with the wrong glitz daughter. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. She didn't ever get, she didn't ever get caught with any of my daughters, Tony D. I did a movie. This all was. Don't you ever get crunk with my daughter, Tony D. Get crunked. Get crunked. I can't handle you. And this is where Jesus is because it was thundering. Okay, baby. You okay, girl?

Speaker: She don't like thunderstorms. Thunderstorms, blow dryers, vacuum cleaners, fireworks. Anything that makes noise. She came back here with her dad. Her dog, Dan. Her dog's dead. When she had to go get her rabies shots and stuff like that, the vet and the vet techs were like,

Speaker: All right, dad, you have to let her go. And I'm going to hold her. And I'm like, if we were leaving, Mickey was like, oh, you got a new title. Oh, go, dad. Oh, she had to come back here. This dog, this dog has been in love with me since the first time she met me.

Speaker: Nicki was jealous. The dog see you as a bodyguard. That's why you're a big motherfucker that's not going to hurt them. They feel comfortable. You know how you make a dog like you don't. It's very simple. You make sure you feed them and they actually know that you're a best friend. Oh, no, I don't know. They're going to be around you. Duh. I didn't. I didn't. I didn't. I didn't. I didn't feed her. I didn't start feeding her until they came up here. Well, I fuck you up. The dogs. The dogs love me.

Speaker: I've had animals do love me because I am an animal. I'm a big dumb animal. Tony D. I'm not going to lie. I knew this woman to flood. I went by her house one time. We was chilling out. I sat in the TV watching TV with her. She went in the kitchen for something. One of her cats, which blew my mind. One of her cats literally was walking around. Walking around the cats came up and sniffed me.

Speaker: Then crawled up in my lap, sat on the armrest, right by my arm, and just sat there, laid down. She came in there, look, she said, that cat likes you. I said, cats don't do that. Cats don't do that. Get out, get out. I had a friend of mine, and she had this one female cat. She was like, just so you know, this cat hates everybody. You probably won't see her, anything like that. The first night, we was all hanging out, chilling. This fucking cat was in my lap.

Speaker: She was crawling over my lap, purring. And every time I was around, every time we was together, this fucking cat would be in my lap. I don't even like cats. I don't even like cats. I don't either. Cats literally serve zero purpose.

Speaker: I mean cats are cool. They're cute and everything like that. I'm never going to be mean to one because I do. I love animals. But now I've had customers. I've had customers. I've had people who are like, oh, let me put my dog away. Oh, you know, they don't like nobody. They're going to bite you. Especially when I was at Orkin. I had one customer who had pit bulls.

Speaker: And they had three of them. They're like, these dogs don't like nobody. They don't like other animals, duh, duh, duh, duh. After the second time I was there, these dogs literally, I had one on each side and one behind me, just strolling with me when I was doing this. Animals can detect you. And they can decide whether you, somebody they want to be around. I've had animals that didn't like me. My stepmom has a dog. That dog bites every fucking body. That dog bit me. I almost kicked him in the damn face.

Speaker: But that dog loves my baby sister, so the dog is just protective, and I'm good with that. You know what I'm saying? Right. I told that dog, I said, you know what? I don't like your little ass. You have to be here to be cool. He said, don't go pet him. Don't go pet him. I want to go pet him. And it's a little sheep dog. That little motherfucker, quick. I like that little motherfucker. I like that little motherfucker. My aunt had that way. You ain't got nobody to fuck with my sister. We good. I'm going to go buy you a steak, little bastard. Right?

Speaker: Yep. My uncle had this mation. That's one fucking retarded ass Dalmatian. That motherfucker bit me one day. You know what I did? Put you in the face. I bit the tip of zero. Yeah. Guess who was my best friend from that day on? Yeah. The only dog that has never been on me and always tried to eat me, my mom had this goddamn chihuahua.

Speaker: Them fuckers are evil. Every one of them. One of them had this goddamn chihuahua that would jump in my lap and act like we was going to be friends. And my dumb ass felt for it every time. And as soon as I start to pet her, as soon as I start to pet her, I'm like,

Speaker: Bitch, you ain't nothing but three pounds. Everybody but a scruff. Everybody but a damn scruff. I would pick her up. I said, you ain't nothing but three fucking pounds. My hand weighs more than you. I could literally crush you. Why you act like that? Why you act like that? They got to establish their ground. They have little things syndrome like Jeff. Jeff's such a white guy. Jeff is a chihuahua, but Jeff calls you.

Speaker: That's my bitch. Oh, man. Cofox and cats are only good for target practice. No, you don't think I ever snatched Jeff up by the scrub of his neck? I'm going to do this shit. What are you acting up? I'm going to need you to calm down, Jeffrey. His little legs kicking. Shit. Let me at him. Let me at him. I'm tired of your shit. I'm tired of your shit.

Speaker: I'm a big dude. I've had stronger people hold me back. But I almost got to fight in college one time. And I had like four of my homeboys. And we used to all live weights. But they was in the gym more than I was. When I got mad, four of them tried to pull me. They said, you're a little strong, motherfucker. I said, man, I get tired of shit. I get fucking tired. I started to bane on motherfuckers every now and then. And they had pulled me back and said, wait, my homegirl, Ethan?

Speaker: Yeah, I love you. A couple of plays a couple of times. If they're shorter than Jeff. No, I love you. She's awesome. What? She jumped up one time. She was like, come in. I'm going to go over there. But it's a toy. She said, y 'all go get him. Boy, they pulled me out of that motherfucker. She was like, would you sit your ass down? That's why I love them. She said my ass would get shot twice. Y 'all don't fucking know.

Speaker: No, no, no, he pays cool. I think I have to hang out. I think I have to hang out. You know what she do? She do that little short one, but they shouldn't be able to wait. No. Hey, what she do? No. Sit. And then everybody else will come around. She'll be like, no, get him. Get him. I'm with you. I like he pay. She seems like good people. He pay, man. We go back. I can do a show with her like you do with Jeff.

Speaker: Oh, no, I don't. I don't call me out on shit. She will call me. I can't even know. Between her and my other homegirl Nikki, from my college years, oh, my god. No, I think I popped into a couple of lives when Ifei was with you on the other part. Yeah, she's on a bit of a barely. Because her and Petty, I know the sisters. Oh, really? Yeah, they're sisters. Oh, OK. I didn't know that. Yeah, that's how I met Petty and Izzy. I met them through Ifei. That's what, when I did a broadcast the other day, Ifei started all this shit.

Speaker: Yeah. Now, I've been zooming with Petty. I've been zooming with Petty. I met Izzy. I will be on there with them a couple of times. And then Petty stopped. Izzy would keep going. I was over listening. And then when he would do the Q &As at the end, I would jump on. And I would jump on with him and Pat. And then they went to Haps. And they were telling me to come over there. So I'm not going to. Bring your ass over. Come on, let's go. We're going to finish this shit up, man. Periscope dying. All right, I'll come over there. Came to Haps.

Speaker: I was there because he wasn't just about religion. That's what people were. He wasn't just about religion. He was locking shit that he was calling everything out. He's his broadcast with the shit. Oh, is he? Oh, yeah. Is he? I would be listening to them. And I was also looking up a lot of the shit that he would talk about.

Speaker: So even sometimes, I would watch the news. And my questions, years that it was coming from, people would break down what was not being told in the news. Because I wasn't always looking at what was outside the news, except for COVID. Now, when COVID was out, I was all over that shit.

Speaker: Well, he was big and he was his story too. Oh my God. That motherfucker was off for hours. I don't think I ever got live with Izzy, but I know I was in his comments. And I know we had some really good back and forths in the comments, like not negative in any way. Because he compensated with every fucking body. People try to call him a racist. He said he ain't a racist. He talks to every fucking body. He don't fucking care. No. He don't fucking care. Obviously, in Tony.

Speaker: No, Tony. Now, Izzy was cool. Like I said, Izzy and I, I know Izzy, I know Izzy and I had some good back and forths in the comments. Yifei, I feel like, I know Yifei and I, like, I don't...

Speaker: she might have come in, you and I were just kicking and hanging out. And I think if they jumped in, she's good peoples. Yeah, that's that's that's that's that's I mean, I fight for her. There's this, there's that one year in college where we were always 50 deep

Speaker: You didn't mess with a lot of us, but you damn sure didn't mess with her. That's why she's so damn spoiled and I tell you she's spoiled. Yes, that's like OG classic. I don't think I ever got on alive with him. I'd love to have OG pull up in here with us. You got to kiss that mama. I'll get that motherfucker for years. I'll be in the comments. I'll be in the comments as OG's live broadcast.

Speaker: I've met him through brother Shannon because he was in the comments on YouTube. Brother Shannon is another one that I've had some back and forths with good back and forths with in the comments. He's broadcasting every day on YouTube. Let me use links so I can follow him.

Speaker: freedom of media and he does his relationship page. Yeah. No, I I like brother Shannon and brother Shannon and I had some good conversations man. I watch movies being that motherfucker. I've caught a cramp and I've been sweating laughing at the **** we were talking about. We had good conversations.

Speaker: Yeah, yeah. I've never been out. I've never been live with him, but we've had some good OG and I mean, OG has been live or OG and I've been in the comments together. Jump into the comments. OG. Well, I've been in his lives like in the comments. OG and I will get in the comments and just start fucking going dumb shit. Yeah, I like OG classic. I like OG classic.

Speaker: That's my dude. I don't give a fuck. You can get him up on here, Tony D. Kid OG classic up on here. Well, you got to catch him.

Speaker: You got to catch him. And I always told him, I've been looking to do a broadcast for him for a minute, but we got the same birthday, who always shout him out. And he shouts me out. But he's a busy dude. He's a busy dude. I got that. I got all that. I got all that. I got all that. People are living their lives. They can't always make every stream. I got it. You know what I'm saying? And a lot of people, my enthusiasm to want to be up there with everybody. That's why I'm up here with you so much. We can do this on a regular. This is what I've been wanting to do with people, when I would do the football show.

Speaker: Rich will make it. And I got to apologize. I got to apologize for that, Trinity. I got to make more of an effort to be a football player. No, you busy. Do, do, do. Listen, people with family, like Ted, the girl moved in. You're making a big change for yourself. I got it. The Sunday mornings, I left the door open. I'd wait, and then I'd just do my little 30 -minute thing. I really would. I mean, you and I, even with Ted or Rick,

Speaker: But you and I did a couple of your football shows where it was just the two of us and they were awesome. I mean, you always do a fantastic job. I'll never say anything bad about your football shows or your music shows because I like the music shows because we should believe we're not people.

Speaker: I'm on that same vibe with you with music. I'm like, this motherfucker really pulled this song out. God damn it. Well, you know what? That time from the day I played with my music, everybody was somewhat listening to the same shit like the 80s. Hip -hop was coming up in the 90s. Everybody was up on that shit.

Speaker: Well, I'm an old school hip hop head. I'm going to do one with the 80s, with the top 40, like I did at one broadcast. I did a whole bunch of 80s top 40 shit. And people loved it. And I do shit because I want an audience. I don't just do shit because I want to do it. I can do that easy. But it drives me crazy watching folks up here killing themselves to kick out a message and nobody's listening. I try to throw my message in there when I do what I do. All last month.

Speaker: I was kicking out some some deep shit to me and I ain't gonna lie and I caught a few people. The one I did last night, I would listen to it today. The audio was kind of fucked up on a few things. I messed that all up but it was good. The daylight soul tribute. Oh my god. Ten. I like that day. I like that day. He said, thank you for that **** Speaking of, you know, shout out to Mark. He's not in here tonight but but shout out to Mark. Mark came up in here Monday night. Monday night, I ran solo.

Speaker: I'm trying to give you guys your moment. I'm trying to give you guys your moment.

Speaker: She said, you don't do bad shit. Listen to me. What have you done for me? I don't think you're paying attention. I get this all the time. You're not listening to me. She said, you ain't shit, Tony. He walked away. He got himself in trouble. You're not wrong. He did. I called him out when it happened. How?

Speaker: I'm gonna call her. Cuz now she's gonna go fight with Alexa. She already yelled at Nikki like it was Nikki's fault. She yelled at you. Go yell at Alexa. Now, you know, I don't remember what the **** we were talking about. No, I didn't. It was like a people but no, that's you know, Monday night, I did the show alone. It was cool. It was only two hours. I'll I'll I'll I'll do

Speaker: Oh, you're good, bro. Don't worry about it. I know Cameron has jumped into a dreamy sack of my ass. I ain't going to lie. I had the hardest headache yesterday. Yeah, I know. I didn't get any hardest headache, stomach ache. It hurt the sneeze. It hurt the cough. Jesus Christ. That was this pollen count.

Speaker: I went to work all over my toolbox. I put my sweatshirt on my toolbox today and I picked it up and it was piling around the hood. I said, this is ridiculous. I don't know what y 'all doing with these plants, but they horny. As a guy who lived in the South, who lived in South Carolina, I already know what you're going through, bro.

Speaker: And Cameron should know too, like I already knew what you were going through. And Cameron jumped in the chat and he kind of jumped on your guys' ship and he didn't realize that, you know, Matt and I had talked and we had moved it tonight and not Monday because originally it was going to be for Monday. But Matt and I had talked and you guys knew because I told you guys, you know, we're going to do it Wednesday night.

Speaker: I said, yeah, I think I can do this. So kind of jumped in here and had to roll with it and talked about the magazine article, talked about Matt coming on the show, different things. And then I had some news articles. I just jumped into them. But Tony, and this is where I was going with that.

Speaker: It doesn't matter. I'm not going to tell Matt tonight. And I've said the same thing to Matt from over and out. It's so funny that both their names are Matt. And I really learned a lesson from these guys. And I truly do look up to

Speaker: Blacktop Mojo, and not only as musicians, as a fan, I love that music, but I look up to them because they've been doing it for so long. Yeah, he said that. And it's a little bit of a slow grind. And I understand we're on a slow grind, but God damn it, we're catching traction. We're getting more and more. They're more followers, more listeners, more this, more that.

Speaker: But I appreciate the fact that I mean, the first time I ever seen Blacktop Mojo, as I said, I was in a hole in the wall bar. And there might have been maybe 200 people in the world. But they performed like there was 200 ,000 people there. The second time I went and seen over and out, there was maybe 30

Speaker: But it didn't matter. And that was a real eye opener for me. And I told you guys, I don't look at numbers. I don't care who's watching when we're live. I don't care how many people are watching. I don't look at the scissors or anything like that. We're going to keep doing what we do. So I look up to that. But Monday night, in the comments, Mark was in there with me. Mark's a longtime friend. Mark's not a fan. Mark's a friend of mine. I'm going to call Mark a friend.

Speaker: go ahead i'm listening i'm listening since periscope and he was like listening to whether when it was you by yourself or listening to you guys all together you guys have gotten me through a lot of shit you guys have gotten me through a lot of bad times you said that a couple episodes ago yeah a lot of negative times

Speaker: And that's what it's all about, man. As long as one person gets what we're doing and understands, that's all that, I don't care. We're gonna keep doing what we do and we're gonna keep having fun and we're gonna keep rolling. And I think it's a thing that I like about you, Tony D, when you do your music shows, you're doing your music shows and you're having fun. You're just doing it. People see that I enjoy myself and I'm cool.

Speaker: Like I said, I love the fantasy football show. I wish I could be in there or the. It's a football show. That's your world. Now people want me to do something that they can relate to now, and that's what I've been working on. What can I do to relate to to make the watch? Because I want the audience. It's a football show, right? And I you know you and I have been on there together.

Speaker: by ourselves. We've been on there with Rich. We've been on there with Brian and we and we do have a lot of good conversations. I know I'm more of a numbers guy and a stats guy and it's just it's just the word I live in. You saw how I feel like our show. You saw how I feel like our show. Oh yeah. I feel like our show as a whole is something that anybody and everybody could listen to

Speaker: if they would just give us a chance. Unfortunately, we got a few haters that, I mean, somebody randomly, somebody randomly messaged Nikki this weekend. They commented on her TikTok page. What did they say? Because you can't message people on TikTok unless you each follow each other. So they commented on one of her videos and said, your boyfriend disrespects women.

Speaker: And I'm like, wait a minute. We go back to Sunday night. Smoke show. I feel like I was more on the women's side of things.

Speaker: and even called smoke out when he was basically as a whole calling women bitches and everything else. I'm like, wait a minute. I usually generally look for both sides of the story without being derogatory. And the cool thing about it was Nicky was like, this fucking bitch. The lead comment, block. Well, you know, Nicky don't give a fuck. And we like that about her. She don't give a fuck.

Speaker: And if you're not talking about them, why would they be offended? Why are you popping up at my girlfriend's TikTok page talking shit about me? When we literally, and we're not doing it again. We're not diving down this wormhole again. We're gonna keep doing what we do. But we literally gave you guys an entire episode on Saturday night to come and speak your mind one way or another. And did not one of you bitches show up?

Speaker: And that's a male or female thing. Not a one. Hey Jeff, hey Jeff. Well, Jeff got tired of me talking about it, fuckers. You know what? People made bets. We all knew it. I mean, people made bets. So stop talking shit on the side and get your ass the fuck up in here when we tell you.

Speaker: Well, no, I mean, I actually, I actually saw a TikTok video or maybe it'd been a YouTube video. I don't remember. But this guy, he dressed up. He was dressed up for Halloween.

Speaker: in a sombrero and a serape and the whole nine yards, right? And he went around asking people, are you offended by this? And they're like, yeah, are you Mexican? He's like, no. He's like, well, then that's offensive. And he went over to the Mexican neighborhood and they're like, no, you look good, man. That looks awesome. And the funny thing was, it was all these

Speaker: white liberals saying, oh, that's offensive. But all the people that are actually, they were like, oh, that's cultural appropriation. They were like, that's bad. You shouldn't do that. And everybody from that culture was like, that looks good. Rock it out. And that's basically the same thing. I mean, to the same aspect with the names of the sports teams that people found offensive to other people. Yeah.

Speaker: I'm not going to lie. I kind of want to tell people, thank you for realizing how wrong it can look as an image. However, there were Native Americans who didn't have a problem with some of the teams. They didn't care. It was all right with it. So how do we carry it after that is the question. We need to let the people who are supposed to be offended, let them be the ones to address it outside of us who think the impression is wrong. We can bring it to their attention, which you take their truths with it as well. Seriously.

Speaker: That's like, and to put it in the simplest terms, that's like me getting offended because Tony said the n -word. Well, Tony's allowed to say it. I'm not, obviously.

Speaker: Let me help everybody out and I'm gonna go ahead and be honest with you. Yeah, but you said. He said in the song. Leave me the **** alone. I'm giving him a hand. Thank you, Tony. Thank you, Tony. I'm starting **** with people who have problems with black folks saying the N word. People also have a problem with women calling each other the B word. Leave them their **** and everybody, go the **** one about your life. Exactly. If it doesn't if it doesn't affect you,

Speaker: Mind your own fucking business. If it doesn't relate to you, leave it to me. Leave people, leave people slaying within their demographics if they want to have it. It's not even slaying. It's like, OK, I'm obviously a very white guy. Very fucking white. I'm going to turn the lights off. You'll disappear. Yes. You're the one you will. Fuck you. But that's like, if I walk around town with a sombrero on,

Speaker: Nobody's going to give a shit in Mexico to be like, hey, cool, cool hat. But it'll be the white folk or the liberal, you know, warriors, you know, the, the equal rights warriors or whatever it's called or whatever you want to call it. They're the ones offended. Well, it doesn't affect you. It's not your heritage. Shut the fuck up kind of thing. Mind your business.

Speaker: Stay in your lane. Conda, Conda, yeah, Conda. Yeah, it's a real stay in your lane situation. That's a song by Yuga from the Wu -Tang Clan. That was one of his songs on his CD, Stay in Your Lane. Most people don't have that CD. I'm going to go ahead and tell you, that first Yuga CD, Stay in Your Lane is the name of one of those songs. And the chorus kept hitting me. Stay in your lane, stay in your lane, stay in your lane. It's literally like me getting mad if Tony wears a cowboy hat.

Speaker: because Chris and I grew up on farms and Tony worked cowboy hat, we'd be like, fuck now, let's go to the farm. When the three cowboys are black. You do realize that when Tony and I meet for the first time, I'm putting a cowboy hat on him. Tony D, I had to bring you to be one of my groomsmen at Nicki and I's wedding, and you're gonna have to wear cowboy hats.

Speaker: Yeah, there you go. But like, no, you're not allowed to wear a cowboy hat, Tony. Tony Meade from New York is wearing a cowboy hat. Because we never fucking rock it. And Nicky's gonna be like, I don't. He's gonna look like cowboy Troy. No, she's gonna be like, I don't. I'm gonna have to turn around and be like, fucking Tony D. We don't do this, Tony D. No, but I mean, that's like me getting upset because Tony is from New York and wearing a cowboy hat. It doesn't affect me.

Speaker: I mean, he was born in New York. Yeah, well, yeah, exactly. He's more southern now than he is in New York. I have not given it to socks and flip -flops yet. I have not given it to hog maws, fatback, shitlings, collard greens. I have never. I've had black ops. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh, you're starting to insult the cooking. Now you're in trouble. What? What?

Speaker: the people that we fall, they're moving in. Oh, they're moving in? Yeah. Oh, okay. First and foremost, flip -flops and socks.

Speaker: it's wrong on every level. It's not on every level. I don't care. I don't care who you are. I don't care where you from. I have no I will go full Karen on you. What the **** Take this. I will give you that. You're coming out of the hospital. I will give you that. You're coming out of the hospital. No, no, no, no, no. Every day **** basis. I can't. Not even then. I'll take my socks off and just wear the sand. No, no, no, no, no. It's acceptable. Come on. You ain't never had hog mung and collard greens, Tony D. Yeah. What's wrong? I'll do that.

Speaker: I've had college, I've had college, but I haven't done the hog most. But you're a black guy. You're supposed to like that. Let me tell you something. Don't don't don't don't even white boy. Nothing because your boy, your boy has been a long time. Many year hard carrying member ghetto pass holder.

Speaker: And some of the dishes I've ever had, and this isn't a Southern thing, but some of it isn't. I think an aspect of it is a rural thing. I was never really rural. I was more urban. Yeah, you're urban. I'm telling you, soul food, black food, if that's what you want to declare it.

Speaker: It's good stuff. No, I don't declare it like that. But the cultural difference for me is I'm urban. A lot of people are rural. Right. Yeah. One of the biggest. I'll tell you the biggest challenge I had was a main dish where you were from where you grew up. My biggest challenge in the South was being Catholic.

Speaker: Really? Yeah, yeah, no, no. People don't know who the fuck we are. It's Baptist or Methodist in itself. Baptist, AME Zion, apostolic or non -denominational. I never thought of that. That's the one thing I've noticed. People see the skin color, they don't see anything else. My demographic is different. In New York, there's a ton of us. In a lot of major cities, there's a ton of us. Catholics are losing out right now in a lot of places.

Speaker: exercise people. You know that. That it was who? Exercised. Yeah, because it's funny because the because during mass, you sit, stand and kneel like 400 times. So what? In church, you stand up for four hours. What? Hey, I'm Catholic. I don't know what the **** you talk about. I was raised Catholic. I used to do my Catholic exercises every **** sudden.

Speaker: Listen, AJ, we out of that motherfucker in the hour except for twice a year. Bet that. Bet that. I agree. Twice a year, we're going to be there longer than an hour. Midnight Mass. Midnight Mass. Christmas Eve is the longest thing you will ever sit through. Christmas and Easter. Christmas and Easter. Rent a gun and buy a boat every time. Oh my God. Two hours. Catholics go to bed early and have to go on purpose.

Speaker: All I gotta say is that you gotta get there an hour early just to get a seat because you'll be standing in whole mass and mind you. All I gotta say is thank you Virginia. One year, the pastor did everybody a favor and got the service over 45 minutes. He said, listen, we're going to get you all out of here. I want to thank everybody for coming because I know it's Super Bowl Sunday. We just started laughing.

Speaker: You know, Tony, Tony, I don't know if you're one of those Catholics that that after communion you bounce. No. Um, my youth because we were

Speaker: Young, we did it a couple of times, but, and I'm gonna tell you this as somebody who took my being a Catholic seriously, once we started going through the sacraments and trying to learn and get better and everything, we did stay. We would also help out afterwards, cleaning up, putting the extra chairs back up, making sure the doors are, we did a lot of that. I miss my old congregation in Virginia Beach.

Speaker: I do. And they were majority way seriously, um, more pissed off podcast because we would have totally shouted it out way before that. You guys, we talk about, we talk about, we talk about, you might give you, he's talking. No, you guys are talking. No. So you know what I just found out this weekend. What did you find out? Our guy, Dylan, Dylan Renard. Yeah. He has a fucking podcast. Oh,

Speaker: And I got pissed off at him because he hasn't told it. He never told me. And I jumped his ass. I was like, why the fuck am I just now finding out about this Sunday? Sunday before the devil called up his favorite demon and asked me to come play in his playground. And I'm a little bit pissed off at Dylan. I feel like I want to fight this. Who is this podcast? I'm curious. I'll check it out.

Speaker: His podcast is called, all one word, The Outdoorsman. Okay. Okay. They do fishing, hunting, you know. We can relate. Yeah, not something that Tony, something Tony doesn't have to do because he's made it very clear that that's why people shit and he's not caught in the woods. A lot of outdoor stuff. I just don't do a lot of outdoor stuff, but I mean, I'm proud to him to support him. Yeah, I would do that.

Speaker: Dylan's never been an issue to me. They're on Spotify at the outdoorsman. I'm not on Spotify. Oh, how are you not on Spotify? Because I heard about it. Just download the app.

Speaker: Yeah, but it wasn't free when I heard about it. I got the Apple. It's always been free. No, it hasn't. They pay for it. People pay for Spotify. No. Yeah. If you want the premium. If you want to skip ads and all that shit when you're listening to music, I don't pay for Spotify. If you use an Apple podcast, I got it. Yeah. I've had Spotify for years. You used to have to pay for it.

Speaker: I don't even I got Apple podcasts. I got everybody subscribed, but I watch us on YouTube more than anything. Really?

Speaker: I do. Yeah. I listen to us on the podcast on Spotify. If you got an Apple device, they used to have an app called Mixerbox. All your podcasts go there too. If you've never heard of it. What's it called? Mixerbox. Hold on.

Speaker: Spotify's got a new feature coming out soon. It's called Mixerbox Player. It's called MB Player. They used to have an app. It's about 2014. It came out with Mixerbox and iTunes. iTunes was dope, but they took the app off. They lost the loss of the YouTube. What it was was, it was like an Apple version of YouTube. You could save your video list, and the videos would play if you was in airplane mode. Fucking phenomenal for me.

Speaker: Especially if I had a triple, whatever. I could just turn down airplane mode, save my battery, and I could play my jams. I had like 10 hours of videos up there. I was setting that shit up, but then they lost that shit. And Mix -A -Box is still there. A bunch of my playlists are still over there. When I would do my music broadcasting, that's one of the playlists I had. But Mix -A -Box is another app. If you don't know about that, anybody with an Apple device, y 'all check it out. There's nothing but an Apple version of YouTube. And when I lost my old YouTube account,

Speaker: Those songs are still over there. So that's the stage me. I wish I had saved a bunch of fucking videos. Well, apparently YouTube is actually or not. YouTube Spotify's actually got a new thing you can add to your Spotify for your music. It's an AIDJ. Where it basically creates your own radio station and plays songs that you might like. Apple does that, too. You got Apple? No.

Speaker: No. Apple music, based on the songs that I've got saved, I've got my own station over there. No, but it literally has voices and says that was kind of like what Chris does. That was blacked out mojo in your ear holes. It's supposed to be really cool. I have to figure out how to actually install it, but I want to get it because I think it's really cool.

Speaker: It'll do like two years ago, you were listening to this and it'll start playing, you know, whatever you were listening to. Oh, yeah. Apple has that. They save all your favorite songs that you've had. The songs you listen to the most, all that shit. Yeah, they got all that. Apple Music is I like it. I haven't got an Amazon music. I haven't needed it unless they got a song that I'll have anywhere. But I've got most of the songs I've ever been looking for. Not necessarily just from Apple, but even on my CDs.

Speaker: And as you all can see, I got a ton of fucking music. I've actually broken my rule over the past few years. I've broken my rule because there's songs I played over and over, but I want to get back to my original, but I can't even do it like I used to do it before. So I got to come up with a new way of doing shit. I am getting a fan base with my music broadcast on Twitch because I actually gained a couple of folks. And even on the other app I was on, I gained them because when I would do my broadcast like the one I did last night, I had Facebook, Miss Cloud, Twitter, and Twitch going.

Speaker: or one device I had polka -trot going, and on the other device I had TikTok going. I was going to six broadcasts, six platforms at once. Fucking going nuts. I had them jamming everywhere. I had them on TikTok jamming. People want to do a music battle with me tomorrow night. They actually want to do it last night. I said, I'll do it tomorrow night. I have a question for you, gentlemen. Yes. And this kind of little pull ear right here, but not to change the subject, but have you seen the Walking Dead series? I have not.

Speaker: Chris, I know you've seen a couple pieces of it, right? You've cut some people out. Apparently. I broke down to peer pressure, so to speak, and watched The Last of Us. It's on HBO.

Speaker: And, you know, it's not terrible. So it's actually pretty cute. It's pretty good. However, I prefer The Walking Dead. Fucking amazing story. And my wife, my wife said something the other day. Walking Dead versus The Last of Us. Well, The Last of Us was a video game that it's, you know, a guy and a young girl. I turned you on The Last of Us. No, my wife's been,

Speaker: Bitch that me to watch it ever since it came out and I only just watched it this weekend Video game I turned you on to the video. Oh, no, I bought the video game. I last was came with my PlayStation Stop it So we're three hours, but yeah, we're three hours. I gotta go. My head is killing me

Speaker: But the show is, it's cute, it's good, but it's not, the zombies are not scary at all. They're a little bit quicker. No, they have a purpose. Well, yeah, I wouldn't technically call them zombies, but they are. They're dead, but they're, whatever.

Speaker: It's it's not It's not whatever. They're not dead. They're not zombies. Well, they're not alive. I think it's time for wicked woman. We need a guitar solo to end this broadcast properly.

Speaker: I've only played the game once, and I really didn't like it. But the game was awesome. Now Tony's right, we're at our three hour mark. We appreciate y 'all, so appreciate y 'all hanging out. Huge shout out. Huge landmark for you. Huge thank you to Matt James,

Speaker: lead singer Blacktop Mojo. Because the manager is coming on here, hanging out with us, putting up with our bullshit. Hopefully we can get him back again, maybe. But no, as Tony said, this was huge for me. Tonight was bucket list for the broadcast.

Speaker: Check it off. Yeah, it's what I've wanted since the beginning. One of my favorite bands, one of the coolest cats you'll ever meet, ever come across, ever, ever conversate with. We have Matt James on here. So shout out to him. Check out BlacktopMojo. On all social media, everywhere you listen to music at all at BlacktopMojo. Check out their tour dates. I promise you.

Speaker: whatever you pay to get in and see them wherever you see them at, it'll be fucking worth it.

Speaker: If you're not already, go and check us out on all social media, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok. You can join us live on YouTube and Twitch every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday night at 6 p .m. And if you can't join us live, go ahead and check out all the episodes on Spotify and everywhere you're listening to podcasts. That includes Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and so many other platforms that I'm still learning every day. We're going to follow. Give us a like. If you'd be so kind, give us a share.

Speaker: If you'd like to see us interview somebody, let us know. Maybe we can pull them. I'm really enjoying the interview aspect. I'm having fun with the interviews. I like the impromptu starting fives. Always ready for that. Nobody really has a chance to prepare or anything like that.

Speaker: But with that being said, enjoy a little, as we said earlier in the show, beginning of the show, one of our staples to the show, not only is Blacktop Mojo a staple to the show, but one of their songs that is a giant factor of our song. Enjoy a little wicked woman and get ready for our favorite part. Tony G, I'm the GBM boy. You have no fucking idea.

Speaker: She dances naked through the trees until her eyes go red She whispers prayers into the wind and she communes with the dead

Speaker: We've come late, I'll clap ahead As I begin to breathe, she said Oh, muggle in the sky Take this back and find I wanna live forever In your spirit in the earth Give me a new word Make me a timeline

Speaker: Don't be nice, look on as she starts to feast There was a smile on her face as she walked right to leave It's a left to back ahead as blood ran down her

Speaker: Sir, can I help you? Do you have any weapons of any kind? Anything to defend yourself? Sir, this is a speedy mark. We have hot dogs, too, for a dollar. I just put them on the roller yesterday. They're pretty good. No, man. Like, something sharp. Something, like, I can stab to defend myself with.

Speaker: I've got some sharp titter combos over there. It's kind of like a Ritz cracker. It's kind of like a Ritz cracker with a cheese bait. We'll just take one of these lighters and I'm going to borrow your bug spray. And can I borrow your bathroom key as well? Yeah, bathroom key. All right. Got your bathroom key right there. Make sure you bring that back and that'll be 1362. And I'm going to have to have exact same. So we're in a coin shortage at the moment.

Speaker: Whatever, man. Okay. Just that. Just that. Oh, I'm sorry.

Speaker: Hit the hill. Oh shit, Chuck. Oh shit, Chuck!

Speaker: Oh, mother in the sky, take this sacrifice I won't believe forever No, spirit in the earth, give me whatever Maybe you've gone like you

Speaker: That's how you end the show, man. That guitar solo. What a great show. I appreciate y 'all listening. I appreciate y 'all hanging out. Huge thank you. I don't even know how to put it in the words, but huge thank you to Matt James, lead singer of Black Tomahawk. This motherfucker.

Speaker: I really glitch. Let's take out the outro for you, because you keep glitching. Shout out to Matt, coming in here. God damn it. I know, I'm glitching like crazy. Yeah, no, huge thank you. Greatly appreciated. It was awesome having Matt in here tonight. Hopefully we'll get him back. Maybe we'll get the whole band back sometime. I don't know. Maybe he's like, fuck these guys. And I'm going to get a message from him, like, don't ever play our fucking music again.

Speaker: We don't know you, we don't want to associate with you. But no, it was a good show. Hopefully you guys enjoyed it. Make sure you follow us on all the social medias and everywhere you listen to the podcast up. All at Nonsenseical Nonsense. We'll see you Saturday night with a brand new episode. Same Nonsenseical channel, same Nonsenseical time. Feel excited and it's going to get a little weird. But it is what it is. Jeffrey.

Speaker: Deuces. Toni D, let these motherfuckers know one time. Congratulations, Glitch, on getting what you wanted for this show more than anything. I'm dead serious. You wanted this like a motherfucker. You finally got it. I'm happy for you.

Speaker: With all the shit that you take for the show, when you can actually make your accomplishments and get where you wanna be and get what you wanna get done, that is reinforcement. So congratulations. Everybody following, everybody supporting, everybody sharing, everybody liking, everybody subscribing, everybody joining. Appreciate it for real. People who are supporting me and wanting me here, don't mind me here, enjoy me being here, thank you all, myself as well. To a lot of the others, I'm not gonna see everybody.

Speaker: A lot of the others. Mother had you. Mother made you. Mother fuck your ass. Thank you, Tony D. I appreciate this guy. I'm just saying. Not for real.

Speaker: It was huge. Almost like this make everything worth it and reinforces who you are. It gives you your ambition. Absolutely. 100%. No, I did appreciate it, man. I really do. I know a bunch of guys's balls a lot. But with that being said, that's the true champ that I am. Be good.

Speaker: or wish you were as good as me and be good at it. He just fucks up everything good by running his **** down. You worry about Jeff. Worry about your own **** man. Damn. Good. I'll be good at it. Goodbye mother ****ers. Get the **** out before I do it.