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Speaker: And lay your money down How much for your soul? Is it for sale or anyone?
Speaker: What's the price of being alone? And which bank do you own? Did you decide what you were told?
Speaker: Do you do it for the love? Do it for the money? Before I die up and the risk is okay Cash is king and you're the chance to honey Do you do it for the love? Are you doing for the money?
Speaker: Do you do it for the love, or do it for the money? Before I die young and the waiting years of yay Cash is key and you're the gangster, honey Do you do it for the love, or do you do it for the money?
Speaker: If I'ma love all you do If I'ma money
Speaker: Yes, sir. That's how you start a show right there, ladies and gentlemen. Oh, blacktop mojo in your ear hole. Do it for the money. That's the name of the game in these great United States of America. We're all doing it for the money, whatever it is that we are doing. What's going on, everybody? Welcome to episode three.
Speaker: of the Glick show. Yes. You guys just see me last night and yes, you guys will see me again tomorrow night. I am a busy, busy man these days, but if you're not already, go ahead and check out the links, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, YouTube, Spotify, all at nonsense go nonsense podcast.
Speaker: That's where you'll find this show and our other show. Give us a follow, give us a like, give us a listen. And if you want to check out my TikTok page, feel free to, it is click underscore talk. That is my main page. I'll be posting this and that, some stuff about the show, this show, that show, other ventures I'm taking on, all that jazz. So check out the social medias.
Speaker: Give them a follow up to be so kind. I don't forget to give them a share and let other people know. Oh, I don't know. Make it feel like I'm not doing this shit for nothing. Uh, it is, it is the third episode. Welcome to the Glitch show. Title nerd boner, random conversation last night.
Speaker: It was requested for a title. So here you have it. I didn't really plan anything for this week. I really didn't know what I was going to do as far as a show this week. If I was going to do one, this, that, and the other thing. But needless to say, regardless, here we are. Here I am. Real quick.
Speaker: Any, any football fans out there, sad news out of the NFL today. Uh, Ryan Mallett, uh, passed away this afternoon or this evening and a drowning accident, not a very big name. Uh, and, and, and the NFL, he backed up, um, Tom Brady in New England for a couple of seasons. He was in Houston. He only started like six games in Houston, but, um, he was, uh, behind.
Speaker: Chad hitting in Michigan before he transferred to Arkansas and that's where he finished his college career so Condolences to his family and friends that kind of sucks. I know who he is just because of being a Michigan fan and remembering him being there But Nonetheless It's crazy. He was only 35 years old to ladies and gentlemen
Speaker: If that isn't an eye opener, that life is fucking short. I don't know what is, because he was still a young man, just a young man. So try to live life, man. Enjoy your life as much as you possibly can.
Speaker: Don't, uh, don't let, uh, what ifs and things you're afraid of or something you're afraid to do, hold you back, just fucking do it and go because you never know. I got to take these off. Sorry. I got to take those off because there's a giant glare and it's, and it's driving me crazy. So just, you can just stare at my wonky eyeballs, but, um, yeah, life is short. It's precious, you know?
Speaker: We, one minute we're here and the next minute we're not. I mean, look at the, well, you know, they kind of brought that on themselves. Let's be honest. The, the, the dummies in the sub, um, that was kind of a given on what that was going to, what was going to happen there with that situation. Jeez Louise. That's a fucking mess. I don't know that they'll ever find the bodies or the wreckage or whatever. If, if, if the sub actually imploded, like they think it did.
Speaker: they may never find anything. You know, once it goes all to hell, everybody's floating everywhere. Fishies are eating people and whatever else. But they say that the, they say that the Titanic is the wreckage is cursed. I don't know if you guys believe in curses or any of that, that kind of stuff. Obviously they say they claim that it's haunted, but
Speaker: They say that that area is cursed and there's been a lot of bad things that have happened around that ship when people get out there. I don't know. I guess it just depends on what you believe in and all that jazz. Fucking with shit.
Speaker: I do want to, uh, since, since I could got clean airwaves and I can actually get a thought out, uh, without getting interrupted. I do want to, I do want to shout out some of our friends in the podcasting world. Give me one second. Don't buy me. I'm just crash bandicoot my ass around here.
Speaker: Nothing to see, nothing to hear. Sorry. This light back here just drives me crazy and I always forget to turn it off. Anywho. I do wanna shout out some of our podcasting friends in the podcasting world. Starting with... Excuse me. Starting with my guy Tony D.
Speaker: I told you I'd do that for you tonight. Uh just. Just go to our social media and find Tony D and then go follow him. He's everywhere and I couldn't tell you all his different names and locations, but if you follow his social media, you'll find him. Uh he does. Have a good night. Thanks for saying goodbye. Appreciate that.
Speaker: Uh, get you some rest. I know it's late as hell over there. Swap one dead battery out for another dead battery. Good job. Click. I'm winning tonight. Uh, but he does, um, the random multi caster. It's just random crazy music stuff. He has belt Kings football fan, a fantasy football show that, that, that he does sometimes I pop in there on him on there with him. If I can got, um,
Speaker: We got our guys smoke who does Sunday night smoke podcast, obviously Sundays on YouTube. Check them out. Sunday night smoke late night parenting with the only one and only Mr. Ted Hicks. All these gentlemen are on, on the, on the, on the YouTube. What the hell? Okay. All right. But, um,
Speaker: Yeah. Late night parenting with Ted Hicks. Um, you got to go give my man as much as I give him hell and as much shit as I give him. I love this cat to death. It's my dude. He's been with us for a hot minute as a fan of this show. Uh, random Rick reviews, the one and only triple R on YouTube, random Rick reviews. Go check him out.
Speaker: Uh, he kinda, it's really weird that I'm saying that another dude inspired the title to this, but, uh, yeah, he did because I was describing this, what he does and it's what it does. It's a nerd boner, man. He talks a lot of, uh, nostalgia games and comic books and toys and then movies and stuff like that. So go show them some love. Uh, lady, I don't know the name of your show or I don't know when, when you do it or anything like that.
Speaker: But if you want to, if you're still here and you want to drop it in the comments, I'll, I'll, I'll shout it out. They also got ever on Instagram. We got our guys in the scumbag lounge. Go check them out. If you're into, if you like the real, we're all talk. I mean, these guys are gritty. They, they say what's on their mind and, uh, and they're colorful as fuck about it. And I enjoy listening to them down Spotify as well. I mean, my man.
Speaker: Dizzy who hosts the, um, lazy ass podcast. I just recently started listening, uh, to that podcast, but I've been a fan of the station that he works for for a hot minute. Uh, go show them guys some love. Like I said, they're over on Instagram with the lazy ass podcast and scumbag lounge.
Speaker: And I know I'm forgetting people. Oh, another one handcuffs and headsets. It's true crime podcast. Go check them out. Um, they're doing some cool shit that brand new to the podcast game, but they're doing some cool shit in the world of true crime, uh, from the perspective of a sheriff's deputy and a dispatcher. So check them out on, on Instagram. I think they're on YouTube as well handcuffs and headsets.
Speaker: And if I forgot anybody, I'm sorry. I'll try to remember for next time. I do want to start every show out when I do this show shouting out our podcast family, letting you guys know where you can find some other great podcasts, good podcasts, not this podcast. It's neither good or great. It's just an asshole talking to him for an hour, hour and a half about whatever the hell he wants to talk about. Um, I will, um,
Speaker: but you guys pull the curtain back. Cause if any of you guys follow my, my main page on TikTok, click talk, uh, I have decided, um,
Speaker: To start a new adventure, just out of curiosity, see how it goes. Um, I started an OnlyFans page. Now there's not going to be any nudity or anything like that on there. I don't want to just, you know, but I'm going to try to, you know, I'm stepping way out of my comfort zone. Uh, my normal.
Speaker: and diving into a whole new different world, a new experience, just to have the experience. And, you know, my girlfriend has supported it 100%. She's kind of the one that talked me into doing it. I've joked around about it for a while now. And she kind of just kind of gave me that final to do it.
Speaker: So I've been busy working on that stuff too, because as if I didn't have enough on my plate with two podcasts, kids, a relationship at work, let's just pile something else on there. I told you guys, I've said it many times before, I live in what I call organized chaos from the outside looking in. You guys are gonna be like this motherfucker. I don't know how his head doesn't spin off his shoulders because he's,
Speaker: Always got his hands into something, he's doing something, whatever. But that's where I excel and I'm at my best. I'm really on my game at that point.
Speaker: I got my first sub, so I guess that's kind of cool. I just got, it just happened right as the show was starting. So that's kind of cool. I guess, uh, that's pretty bad ass. Um, but like I said, I don't really know how to do sexy, but I guess I'm going to learn or I'm going to fail miserably. And I'm just going to be an awkward looking redneck.
Speaker: with half his clothes off. Only fans. But I've seen a lot worse than me. Not that I subscribe to OnlyFans. I don't know anything about the site. I'm learning as I go. But I've seen people who promote and stuff like that. Obviously, it's all over the place. So I've seen a lot worse than me. So that's kind of a positive thing, I guess you could say.
Speaker: There's one way I'm like, all right. Yeah, I'm definitely better. Yeah, I got that. But, um, no, I digress. As I said, you guys get a little bit more into the behind the scenes of, of.
Speaker: of myself and what goes on in my world. And I don't care to share with you guys. What's the worst that's going to happen to somebody? I'll make fun of me because I have an only fans. You can't see it unless you pay for it. And then if you pay for it, does that make you better than me or worse than me? Cause you're the one paying for it. Who knows what will come out of it.
Speaker: Maybe I'll make money to, uh, support this freaking podcast since I'm not this pocket. Well, this podcast and the other podcast, because financially I backed both of them. So maybe I can make a little scratch to, uh, to a break even on the, on the podcast game at the end of the day. You know what I mean? Of course.
Speaker: I also have to stop getting in trouble on TikTok. So I might have to break down after four years. I might have to break down and see about setting some moderators up on my TikTok channel to keep the idiots away because they were in full effect this past weekend. And they really fucked up my TikTok and I can't go live.
Speaker: on my main account until the second, I think. My backup count is good, I think. But the nonsensical nonsense page is not restricted until God knows when. Gotta love the internet tough guys who, as I discussed last week, who have nothing better to do with their time than fuck with other people's shit when other people are doing things.
Speaker: I would love for them to actually grow a pair of balls and be able to talk to them and be like, what are you? What is going on in your life that you're so fucking miserable that you've got to fuck with other people that you got to try to fuck other people shit up for no reason. Why are you so fucking miserable? Go outside. Go get some fresh air. Go see some trees or bird watching or go fishing or something. Jesus Christ. Get out of your mom's basement. Fucking shit up for people ain't doing shit other than trying to have a good time and trying to have fun. You miserable pricks.
Speaker: Take some fucking might all or something. I don't know. Jeez Louise. Fucking it up for good people and shit. I, uh, so I don't know if, um, cause I don't pay a whole lot of attention to the news. So I don't know if, um,
Speaker: them wildfires and shit are still going on in Canada or what's going on. But man, today up here or over here, up here, down here, depending upon where you're at, from my direction, it was hazy and like just real. Like it almost looked like fog, but it was just like real.
Speaker: smokey or some shit around here today. It was kind of wild. Not as bad as it was in New York where the skies were fucking orange and shit like that. It looked like something out of a post -apocalyptic movie, but it just was enough just to make it really just gray and gloomy and just really gross looking outside today.
Speaker: It's not enjoyable to be outside. That's for dang sure. I seen something. What the hell was it?
Speaker: Um, I like to, uh, I like to just scroll the internet, not like scroll the internet, but you know, like scroll different news articles, this and the other thing. One of the things I came across the other day was, um, and it kind of made me chuckle because my girlfriend's in the service industry. She's a bartender. Um, but it was a shocking note. Some of them kind of funny. Some of them are kind of cute. Some of them are just dicks.
Speaker: But shocking notes left on receipts. This first one here, it says, they left a $70 tip. And I guess they asked the waitress or the waiter or whatever to pick a number between 1 and 10. And then they put, this is what the 7 was for. You should have picked the 10. You were great. And they left them a $70 tip on a $55 check.
Speaker: I'm not pregnant but thanks for the eating for two compliments. Well, you know, not to be disrespectful but. You know,
Speaker: As a dude, some women, they do look pregnant and they're not pregnant. So, so I kind of tip toe and I play this little dance around. Um, if, if it's like borderline on the topic or a couple of people are in a group and some of us are all kind of confused by kind of tip toe around it and you can nonchalantly figure out.
Speaker: Especially if she's got a husband or whatever. When are you guys thinking about having kids or whatever? Have you guys thought about having kids, especially if you're already a parent? Because there's nothing more that I've discovered. When couples get together, the women seem to have that conversation a lot, especially if their friends are not already parents.
Speaker: which then dragged the husbands into it. And the husbands are usually out in the garage or whatever having that conversation. One person just wrote the PI symbol on there for the tip. We all know what PI stands for, 314. Basically just rounded the checkup to an even number.
Speaker: In the tip bar, somebody wrote, I can't math and just put $8 on a $6 and $6 .62 check. I can't math $8. The math and ain't math and. Got a receipt at the at a cafe down at the bottom. The one of the workers there put wake up new Neo. The matric has you.
Speaker: There's just random shit like that that makes my day. Uh, it kind of makes me, uh, kind of makes me chuckle and, and, and all the bullshit and the craziness that's going on in the world. You need that little, you need that little, uh, all dose of something to make you smile, make you happy. So you don't get all wrapped up in the, in the negativity in the world today. Um, I've discovered in life as I, as I've gotten a little bit older.
Speaker: And, uh, you know, I have a tendency to sit back and, and watch and listen more now than I used to. I used to just fly off the handle or, or jump to conclusions or whatever. But, um, as I've gotten older, I've been able to just kind of slow down and, and, and sit back and relax and just kind of take everything in. You know what I mean? And, uh, people are way too high strong, man. People are too serious and you just need that little.
Speaker: Just a little, little, little something to take your mind off of it for a couple minutes to really pick your mood up from time to time. Otherwise, it'll be a miserable fucking prick the rest of your goddamn life. So hopefully I can do something silly like that and make you chuckle a little bit. It's not all about me, Google Assistant, leave me alone. I got a new -ish laptop.
Speaker: this weekend because, uh, if you guys heard the show last night, my broster dumped a whole ass beer on my old laptop and they had one that they weren't using, I guess, I don't know, but he brought it over. So since it's a new, um, a new, uh, like new to all my logins and my information and stuff like that, and it's synced to my phone. So now I'm getting all this crazy ass bullshit again.
Speaker: turn my Bluetooth off. It just automatically synced to my phone. I don't know. I'm not a computer guy. I don't understand any of this shit. So I'm going to have to go turn it all off or something. I'll figure out how to do. The one cool thing that I've seen about it that I kind of like that I could do was my most recent pictures and shit like that. And these articles I can get on my laptop relatively fast and easy.
Speaker: I told you guys, I had no rhyme or reason for this show tonight. I was just kind of doing it because, uh, in all honesty, I did not know when I was going to have time to be able to do another show. Uh, next week we are going on vacation. So we will actually not be doing a nonsensical nonsense Monday or Wednesday, but we'll be back Saturday. Um,
Speaker: I may wind up doing this show Friday night, maybe Sunday night. I don't know. Cause we'll be back Friday. Um, but you know, also I just want to unwind, but I'm looking forward to vacation. I think it's going to be fun. Um, it's our, it's, um, uh, my girlfriend and I's first vacation together. And then it's also our first vacation as a.
Speaker: quote unquote family issue would say, um, my kids will be going, her, her youngest son will be coming out for a couple of days. Uh, unfortunately her older one has, is currently, oldest boy is currently deployed. We've talked about that before. So he's not state side right now, but maybe one day we'll, uh, we'll all be able to get together. All, uh, seven of us, eight, uh, nine, nine, including
Speaker: Very significant others. Yeah. Nine. The big blended family. Five kids total between the two of us. I have more trophies though. I'm the winner. Still the champ. Still the champ. Ladies champion, if you will. Um,
Speaker: because this is my show and I can do whatever I want. I am going to take a real quick break at the 30 minute mark. Gonna play some in my bed EDM combat remix. A little Eric by my boy, Rockly, who just put out some really good shit on Snapchat. I wish I could get the actual video of it. I might have to message him for it.
Speaker: See if you can send it to me so I can put it up on here. When I hear some little mouse pad thing, a lot more sensitive. Anywho, I'll be back here just a few minutes. Uh, and then we'll continue this really bad conversation. Dog shit.
Speaker: Yeah. I love that remix man. Rocky has a way of, uh, Rocky has a way of man just making shit that should not have any business going together when he does these remixes sound absolutely fucking badass and perfect. It blows my mind. I may have him on here at some point. Um,
Speaker: work out our schedule and see if I can get him on here at one point. Fun dude to hang out with, great, great, great guy, super talented. I might start doing that with this show, lining up guests and having, you know, doing, doing my interviews on here instead of on, on Nonsense School Nonsense, generally because
Speaker: You know, we already have a really good chemistry on nonsensical nonsense. And when you try to throw in a, an interview, sometimes it gets a little bit too hectic. We've done a few on there. Um, you know, with, with Rocky coming on the show, we've had, uh, you know, friend of mine, Prince of chaos on the show. Um, Rocky Matt, Matt from, um, from blacktop Mojo was on there. Um,
Speaker: But it gets a little Chris Cluey, former NFL player. It gets a little chaotic with too many voices. So maybe I'll start trying to line those up for this show. And then if Tony or Jeff or whatever want to make themselves available, they can come in.
Speaker: a few minutes after and hang out for a few minutes. And maybe it won't be so hectic. Maybe it won't be so crazy. But what ideas that I'm kind of running through how, what direction I want the show to go and all that goofy ass shit. Cause I honestly, I don't really know. I just kind of started doing it just to experiment and play around with it to be honest with you. Cause I don't know what to expect or I don't really know what my goal is with it, to be honest with you.
Speaker: Outside of just having something a little bit different for people on Spotify and whatnot to listen to or the YouTube channel or whatever Instead of the same sophomorical rhetoric between three idiots every week Which is another wrong with it because we have a good time and we kill it together
Speaker: Sometimes, sometimes things, you know, maybe there's just being an outlet for me to just come on and just ramble incoherently at the end of the day, because sometimes I can think of an idea that once I actually it out there, I'm like, you know, that really doesn't sound like such a great idea now that I'm hearing it. And then I kind of go back on it, but who knows? It is what it is. What are you going to do?
Speaker: Yeah, this is an absolute dumpster fire. I may scrap this one all together. Um, I do, I do hope as, as this show goes on though, get the, you know, more and more people be coming in, popping into the chatter's box and, and hanging out. Cause you know, we try to, we try to get you guys involved as much as possible, um, on the chatter's box and it'll be a whole hell of a lot easier.
Speaker: Um, getting you involved here or making you a part of the conversation, a part of the, the, uh, fuckery, if you will. Um, I kind of wanted to talk a little bit about relationships tonight, but I really don't know where to start with it. Um, we, we, we kind of got a little heavy last night, um, kind of sort of got a little bit heavy last night. Um, so I'm gonna have to put a little bit more thought into that. Maybe the next show. Um,
Speaker: Not that I am a relationship expert by no means. That's very well documented. Up until recently, I really have not had the I really know how to pick them kind of put it at that up until recently. But
Speaker: It doesn't mean I don't have an opinion and thoughts on relationships, whether old or new or anything like that. I just really got to kind of sit down and think about it a little bit as far as which way I want to go with it. What avenue?
Speaker: Because again, just my opinions are not facts. So don't, don't go to your significant other and say, well, I was watching the glitch show, but there's your first mistake. I was watching the glitch show. That's mistake number one. And he said, that's mistake number two. Do not take anything I say. Uh,
Speaker: too deep because like I said, it's just opinions. It's just observations that I've made, but I want to kind of set it up to talk about it and kind of go through the different stages of a relationship. Obviously, you know, when it's brand new and everything's fresh and you get all that excitement in the beginning and then you've been dating for a little bit, you start to know each other and that changes.
Speaker: then you maybe move in together and then that changes the dynamics and then you get engaged or whatever. And then that changes the dynamics and then you get married and it's just a whole, each stage in that relationship is different, you know, as far as
Speaker: advice or goals or a mindset or whatever. But one thing that I have learned and just like I said, just kind of sitting back and watching and kind of observing the world, if you will. The one thing in every stage of a relationship that stays consistent. And I'm really kind of dumbing this down. At some point in that relationship, in some aspect,
Speaker: You have to reach a point where you have to shit or get off the pot, if you know what I mean. Some people will be like, what the fuck is he talking about? Shit or get off the pot. It's a country saying you may or may not understand it. You may or may not get it. That's okay. That's fine. Don't worry about it. I'll explain it to you when we get there. Basically it is make the move or move the fuck on.
Speaker: Whatever that move baby. Maybe maybe it might be some kind of compromise you either make that compromise or realize that Your significant other doesn't mean that much doesn't mean enough to you that you'll make a compromise then you get the fuck on or You know move it on to a next step in a relationship if you keep dragging it out making excuses for it and putting it off and da da da da da Maybe that's not where you want to be and you're just fucking playing a game with with the other person
Speaker: we got a shit or get off the pot motherfucker shit or get that is the one mainstay that I've seen in a lot of relationships is and it usually it's usually involved with with with
Speaker: taking the relationship to another level or advancing the current situation to a new situation in the relationship. So it's scary. And I think that's why a lot of people kind of hesitate and, and, um, in him and haul around it and, and, and, uh, make excuses or delay things or put things off because it can be very scary. Um, especially in your new relationship, or if you're talking to somebody,
Speaker: And, um, you want to take that next step from just talking to you, both, you, both, you both might be feeling the same exact way about each other, but one or the other is too afraid to take that next step. And you kind of reach a law and then things just kind of become a stalemate until somebody
Speaker: shits or get off the pot, shit or get off the pot. And then you make that next move and you move forward. But again, like I said, that can be scary in any aspect, you know, or even like, you know, making a compromise, you know, you, you might be a person who, who lived on your own for so long
Speaker: And now you reach the point where you want your significant other to move in or, or whatever. And then you have to realize like, this isn't just your space anymore. This is, this is both y 'all's space. So you, you gotta be willing to, uh, I felt like there was a tang tag hanging up, you know, be willing to make that sacrifice to give up half of your space. So your other one, your, your, your, your partner feels comfortable.
Speaker: and feels at home. And especially if they're leaving their own place behind and moving into your place because that's their mindset. This is his place or her place. And you make them feel like this is their home too. And that can be tough for some people. They get that bullheaded stubbornness about themselves where they get stuck in their fucking ways.
Speaker: And I'm like, fuck this. I ain't changing shit. I ain't doing shit different. You wanna move into my house, you wanna live in my house and you're gonna have to deal with the way I do things in my house. That's not cool. That's not cool because that makes things harder, so much harder on the relationship. And I've been there before. And I was like, never fucking my walking around on eggshells
Speaker: in a place that's supposed to be mine as well. Like this is supposed to be our place or whatever. Why the fuck am I constantly walking around on eggshells? Why the hell am I afraid to get in the goddamn refrigerator and make myself a fucking sandwich? Like, what the fuck? This is goofy as hell. Just don't make no fucking sense. I'll pay the bills around here.
Speaker: I shouldn't have to ask permission to put fucking beer and pop in a goddamn refrigerator. What the fuck? I'm going to go buy a goddamn cooler and keep my beverages out in the goddamn out on the fucking porch. Like I don't make no damn sense, people. So again, I say shit or get off the pot. Don't drag somebody around and play games with them because this goes for men or women, men and women.
Speaker: because you ain't willing to compromise or you ain't willing to make a sacrifice for that person. That shit don't make no sense. Don't make no sense, especially if you're in a relationship or wanna be in a relationship or been in a relationship. That shit don't make no fucking sense at all when these, they all get hard -headed for no fucking reason. I ain't changing shit, really. People change, people grow.
Speaker: Me, I want someone to grow with. Again, that's a personal level for me at the end of the day. Um, that's not me telling anybody else what they should or should or shouldn't want, but I would think that was, that is ultimate goal. When you get into a relationship with somebody is to have a partner to grow with.
Speaker: Someone that, yeah, you guys are individuals, but at the same time you become one. It's a give or take. It's two -way street. It's not a one -way road. It's not all give and no take. It's not all take and no give. It's y 'all from that moment on that you decided to take that dive, so to say.
Speaker: And then she don't work out. I was going to have this conversation on a totally different show, but you see how my fucking brains, my brain fucking works. Ladies and gentlemen, just fucking happens. But then when y 'all don't work out, then one of y 'all, if not both, y 'all want to get your butt hurt, get all up in your fucking feelings and start talking sideways at your mouth about the other person and act like you're the victim.
Speaker: Remember that saying two way street, even in my personal marriage. Yes. My wife cheated on me. I never cheated on her. She cheated on me multiple times, but I made my own mistakes. I wasn't the best husband. I wasn't the best father. I was a little bit mentally broken, but I also didn't have a partner. I just.
Speaker: had an extra person in the house. So it's easy for me to sit back and put all the blame on her. Say it's all her fault that the marriage didn't work out when at the end of the day, we were both at fault. It's easy for me to sit here and talk shit about her or for her to talk shit about me. But at the end of the day, we both fucked up. We both made mistakes.
Speaker: I won't say it's a 50 50 because definitely more on her. But at the end of the day, we both had faults, but I mean, relationship won't work out. And then you guys want to start trying to sabotage each other and talking sideways out your mouth and playing the victim and making the other person out to be the bad guy. When again, take a deep breath, step back, just look around.
Speaker: You realize you weren't as perfect as you think you were. I'm just saying at the end of the day. So remember relationships are a partnership. They are 50 50 and there reaches a point in every relationship at every stage in that relationship.
Speaker: that you either, as I said, shit or get off the pot and it's make the move or don't make the move. But don't drag the other person around and make them believe in expectations or, or promises or shit that you ain't willing to live up to or that you ain't ready for. Just be honest, just fucking be honest. Let them know I ain't ready for this right now, but I keep, I want to,
Speaker: I want to keep seeing what, you know, I want to know, I want to find out where this is going to go. If that's your intentions, but don't feed them bullshit and don't be, don't be feeding them fucking lies. And I'd like to say men, we are really good at that shit, but.
Speaker: Women are just as good as I've learned. As I've learned, again, my track record in relationships, and you don't have to listen to me when it comes to relationship advice. By no means, you don't have to fucking listen to me. Do not have to listen to me in any way, shape or form because my track record in the last five years has not been good.
Speaker: I've really been on a roller coaster ride of relationships and women and whatnot. And excuse me. And I've picked a few doozies. Ain't all daisies. But men, we're not all daisies either. And
Speaker: You know, I make jokes and I crack on previous exes and stuff like that, but but at the end of the day, I'm not on the I'm not on the Internet, just completely trashing them and running them down or anything like that. I I've had one moment on on on the other podcast, but. That was because I had kept my mouth shut for months while I was ran down. And talked about everything else and. She made a comment during the show and I was.
Speaker: flip the fucking switch and that's the only two. That was the only time the two other guys actually shut the fuck up and let me talk. But, um, you know, women are just as good at, uh, playing that game of making feel, making men feel a certain type of way, thinking that things are going one way when they're not going that way at all in their mind. They, they got, they got a whole nother scenario going on in their head while men are thinking of thinking something.
Speaker: 180 from what they're on or vice versa men do the same thing to women But like I said You don't have to listen to me. I don't know shit. I'm still fucking learning as I go These are just opinions and observations that I've made and things that I've seen Until recently now now I I think I finally at almost 42 years old Think I finally found
Speaker: the woman who's on the same wavelength, same thought pattern, has the same goals, not only in life, but relationship wise, and wants the same thing. And that's the key at the end of the day. It's finding that person, finding that in your quote unquote person, I guess you could say.
Speaker: And there ain't nothing wrong with being all mushy and goofy and weird and all that stuff. And don't let anybody else tell you differently. If you wanna show your affections whenever, however, I mean like today, my girlfriend was going to work as I was coming home. Well, it just so happens that we work in the same area. So we travel the same exact route.
Speaker: We were reading off mile markers because we were, like I said, she was going to work because I was coming home and we knew we were going to pass each other. So we were reading off mile markers to see, you know, when we were going to intersect with each other and exits and stuff like that. And we did and we passed each other and waved at each other as we went by.
Speaker: I flash my lights at her and stuff, so she's seeing me. And I have a building that faces the freeway and in the mornings, if I'm there and she's working in the mornings, I'll go stand out on the balcony and she can see me and I'll wave at her as she goes by. It's those little cute things. It's those little things that mean more than anything else to the both of us at the end of the day.
Speaker: what you guys probably gonna go. What a fucking nerd. Look at this fucking loser. Him and his girlfriend. Look at waving at each other on the highway. Then a fucking nerd. You're a fucking nerd. You're a fucking nerd. No one likes you. No one likes you.
Speaker: I gave it to you guys. There you go. They're the nerd song for me because full index. But no, it's those little things. And, you know, that's the other good thing about when you actually find that person that you can actually be yourself around and not, you know, if, if I do something that I might look back on and go,
Speaker: Why did I do that? I was a fucking moron. Like this podcast, for instance, like The Glitch Show. I'm going, what the fuck am I doing? Why am I doing this? I already have enough on my fucking plate. I don't know what the fuck I'm gonna talk about for an hour. I don't know what the fuck I'm gonna talk about for an hour and a half. I don't have time to research a subject. I mean, I'll make time if I have to. What am I doing? It's just fucking stupid. And she's like, what are you talking about? Do your thing.
Speaker: sure. That's what you like. There's nothing stupid about it. And I got you. I'm so, you know, I'm, I'm going to support you. I got you. I got your back. And I know you're going to be just fucking fine. And that's cool. That's fucking cool. Ladies and gentlemen, right there. When I start doubting shit or my, you know, the, the voices in my head start creeping in and start talking. Can I start feeling some sort of way? She, she, she reminds me, Hey,
Speaker: You got this. You know what you're doing. And I got you. You should laugh at my jokes. She generally finds me funny. That's the type of stuff that if you have that with somebody, don't fuck it up because you're too afraid to take that next step. Don't fuck up a good thing because you're afraid. Don't fuck up a good thing because you're scared. Don't fuck up a good thing because of the past. You know what I mean? At the end of the day, don't fuck up
Speaker: something that's real because you can't get out your own fucking head. You can't get out your own fucking way. And I've seen a lot of good relationships go to hell because people can't get out of their own fucking way. And then they don't want to listen to nobody. They don't want to listen to nobody because they have all the answers. Meanwhile, they're fucking like the wildfires in California. They're setting them for no fucking reason. And then once it's out of control, there's no stopping it.
Speaker: Excuse me, until you see them online or if they're real life friends, they come over to your house and they're motherfucking each other like crazy. Not because the other one did the other wrong. Not because they're mad. Well, they're mad. They're mad at themselves. And they're also hurt because they knew they let a good thing go.
Speaker: And sometimes you motherfuck somebody one too many times, you can't fix that relationship. Ain't no fixing that relationship in any way, shape and or form, no matter how you feel about them or how they feel about you. That's the goddamn truth right there, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker: y 'all let your fucking ego and your stupid shit and fear fuck up good things in your life. And that isn't even a relationship thing. Yeah, I've seen people fuck up good jobs because they were afraid. I've seen people not take, I've seen people not take opportunities because they were afraid or because somebody told them that they were stupid. I have missed out on opportunities in my life because people told me I was a fucking idiot and I had no business taking those opportunities.
Speaker: And I look back on it now and I'm full of fucking, and not full of regrets, but I look back on that one. Hmm. Wonder what would have happened if just, just, just if I wouldn't have listened to everybody else or I wouldn't, or I wouldn't have listened to my fucking head and I would have went with my gut and I would have, or I would have went with my heart and done what they told me to do. Instead of listening to everybody else around me or, or my fucking head and you know, the voices in my head telling me that I can't do it.
Speaker: Y 'all man, I'm just trying to talk to you, especially you young motherfuckers. You young ass motherfuckers out there thinking, you know every goddamn thing about everything in the world. Y 'all don't know fucking shit. Y 'all scared little motherfuckers. You fuck up a wet dream. I'm just saying, y 'all motherfuckers could fuck up a wet dream with instructions.
Speaker: Got to send a reminder to my late day. I'm about to done broke TikTok tonight. Just a taste. But get out your own fucking ways, man. Y 'all get in your own damn way when it comes to relationships and life and work, opportunities.
Speaker: And some of y 'all, you're your own worst. And I was the same way, y 'all. I was the same fucking, I was my own worst enemy. In part because I listened to too many other people rather than listening to myself. And I'm gonna tell you this right now, for me personally, my gut ain't never been fucking wrong. My gut ain't never been wrong. Anytime I felt some type of way about something,
Speaker: whether I listened to my gut or not, that motherfucker was always right. So y 'all need to start, for real though, like listen to your gut. If your gut's telling you something, listen to it. It's like a sixth sense and we all have it. It's just how in tune you're gonna be with it. How much are you gonna listen? Are you gonna listen? Are you gonna hear it when it's knocking?
Speaker: because it'll knock louder than your fucking brain. All them voices up here telling you, you can't or not to or any of that dumb shit, your fucking gut will knock louder and harder than any voice in your head or outside of your head telling you, you can't do something. Sometimes people choose not to listen to their gut. And I am guilty of that. I have been guilty of that several times in my life.
Speaker: Now, shit, I've been, I shit. There's been times where my gut was screaming at me, man, like yelling, yelling at my ass. Just sirens, everything going off, and I ignored that motherfucking. Nowadays, my gut start talking to the whisper, hey, click. Something ain't right, bro. I'm like, yeah, man, I feel you. What we going to do, click?
Speaker: I think you know what we're going to do. We're going to go ahead and sort this shit out. We're going to do what we need to do. Meanwhile, my brain's saying, Hey man, maybe, maybe bro, listen, hear me out, bro. But hear me out seriously. Maybe we're not do that. And my God's like, tell that bitch to shut up. Oh, that's not some real talk right there. Start listening to your guts people. See.
Speaker: I'm wired different. I'm built different. This is how my brain reacts. I start on one fucking subject and I, and, and a whole nother ass tangent. Whole ass nother tangent. What? This is a weird ass flex, but okay.
Speaker: Okay. I guess, um, Hmm. So my brain works, ladies and gentlemen, right there. Once, once, once, once the wheels start spinning, there is no fucking stopping this train, man. This train is fucking rocking and rolling, just screaming down the tracks.
Speaker: It starts off a little sluggish everyone. So I like, like, like the, like the train that, you know, little Thomas little two, two day train or whatever. I think I can. I think I can. I think I can. I think I can, but once it fucking gets rolling, baby, there's no stopping it. It's just right now full steam ahead. Let's fucking go. Let's kill it. Let's run with it. Game over. Hit a discussion.
Speaker: So hopefully if you're, if you're listening to this podcast replay or you're checking it out on Spotify or YouTube or anything like that, uh, what's going on? I see a couple of y 'all watching. Don't be shy. Say hello in the chatters box. Hopefully you can get past the first half hour. That was all rough. That just just needed, just needed a little reset, just needed to reset button, take a little break.
Speaker: Click my thoughts and then let's roll. Let's go with it. So, um, uh, you know, uh, one of, one of the, one of the people who, who watched this show, uh, lady, she, she calls this click therapy. She says, that's what I should really rename the show from the click show to click therapy. Uh, because again, you guys get to kind of see a different side of me on here and I, and I.
Speaker: I get to be a little bit more real. I don't rely so much on the funny like I do with nonsensical nonsense. In here I can come and talk and hang out and shoot the shit and talk about things that are on my mind. Talk about things that I want to. No slight on the guys at nonsensical nonsense. That's my baby. That's my show.
Speaker: that, you know, we've, we've created something really, really good there. And we have a great vibe, I think, but in here, I just get to be me. I get to be me because still have fun. We can still laugh, still joke, but I also get to be a little bit more real. And, uh, you know, like I said, if you guys get in the chatters box and you guys want to chit chat and add your two cents, you know, you keep the conversation rolling, keep the conversation going. We can, we can.
Speaker: even if you sharing your own experiences, depending upon the topic that we're talking about, feel free to feel absolutely feel free to if you want. I'm not telling you, you have to, but if you want to, um, the interaction is awesome. I love the interaction. That is something that I've never wanted to get away from no matter, no matter if, if, if five years down the road, we are on a, on a whole nother stratosphere as far as followers and listeners and, and,
Speaker: and numbers and all that stuff. I still want to have the chatter's box in here active and trying to keep them as active as we possibly can in the show, keeping them in the loop and all that stuff.
Speaker: Now, if any of that happens, we're probably gonna have to have a, we're probably gonna have to hire a guy that that's his whole, that's like his sole job to like throw comments up on like a screen. So we, you know, so we can see him or whatever. That'd be cool though. I wouldn't be mad at that. That's, that's my goal when I hit the lottery this week. I'm playing, I'm gonna play, I'm gonna get my Powerball tickets. I'm gonna build me a nice fancy studio and I'm gonna hire me a goddamn producer that can do all the shit that I can't do all the technical bullshit
Speaker: that I can't do. I'm a, I'm a hire a producer to do that. And then I'm going to hire a promotion squad. And the person who can also handle doing all the, the, the, the bitch work that I do behind the scenes. And then I'm going to, I'm going to hire a promotions team. I'll promote the fucking shit out of the show, promote the social medias. Get at it, you sons of bitches. But
Speaker: I digress. I like saying that. I don't know why. I honestly don't even know what that means. Ah, but I like saying it. It's fun. Oh, 13. Jesus Christ. Oh,
Speaker: I get sports updates for days. I just got to looking ahead to next season for the NHL. All. 32 teams play. On October 21st. Now open the night triple header on ESPN. Anywho. Anywho. Thoughts?
Speaker: Opinions ideas anybody if you're watching if you're hanging out get in the chatters box if you're watching on Twitter go jump onto the YouTube or Or twitch and you can comment Twitter stupid. You can't comment on Twitter just dumb What do you want to do at the end of the day I Mean honestly
Speaker: I'm uh I'm enjoying um growing a whole brand new social media platform ladies and gentlemen as if growing the the
Speaker: Just so much fun. Why not take a day gone, Seuss? You shitting like crazy, girl. Yes, you're shitting like crazy. Ow! Fucking, what's going on, Bobby Jeter? Thanks. Thanks, dude. My dog down here, she wanted a pet, so I started petting on her, and then she decided to fucking bite me.
Speaker: But, um, Oh shit. Chillin' here, Brown. Nice. Rank where you'd rather, A, is that, uh, not Dizzy. Dizzy, is that you? Uh, rank where you would rather be lost at C on a raft.
Speaker: At sea on a raft, lost in a desert, lost in a frozen tundra or the deepest parts of the jungle. Rank them? Well, I'm not Ana or Elsa, whichever one of them bitches. So I ain't trying to be on a frozen tundra. I'm too fat to be in the desert. And I ain't met for the ocean. So I'm a little frozen.
Speaker: the last place possible, the frozen tundra, the desert after that, the sea, and I'm built for the jungle. I'm built for the jungle, man. **** You better just might as well change my name from Glick to **** Tarzan. I'll just say it. These **** already tell me I'm a goddamn Sasquatch as it is when you guys are going to put me in the jungle. Alright.
Speaker: Watch out for the tree. I mean, I'm no scars guard Tarzan, but I mean, you know, like if Will Ferrell was to ever play Tarzan, I would totally lock that in. Or, or fat Thor. You know, yeah, like. I don't think the jungle is that scary.
Speaker: Um, I think the frozen Tundra would be absolutely horrible because, because let's be honest, let's be honest. Uh, I mean, you could make a jungle, uh, make a rate of a fire in the forest. The last place I would ever want to be is the frozen Tundra. That's, that just scares me because let's be honest, if you don't, and I'm assuming you don't have supplies. I'm assuming, or do we have supplies? Do we have like a bear grills backpack?
Speaker: Actually, I can't make a fire. I was born in the country. Who are you talking to? I was born and raised in the country. I've been making fire since I was fucking little. But if you have no supplies, you're going to be dead in like an hour on the frozen tundra. Again, no supplies, you're going to be dead in like an hour in the desert, maybe two hours. The ocean, no supplies.
Speaker: or eating by a shark. Busted rubber. What's going on? Like you just do. In the jungle, I mean, even with no supplies. You got you got. Big ass, big ass canopies that you can cut down. Yeah, you're going to have to make your own stuff, but I mean, you get you a rock and a stick. You can make a spear.
Speaker: You know, you get a couple rocks, you can break them down a little bit to make you a knife to cut the leaves. You build yourself a fucking canopy. We all dying in all of them, let's be honest. But I think I have a better chance in the jungle than I do in any place else. We've had this conversation on nonsensical nonsense about naked and afraid.
Speaker: My biggest problem with this goddamn show naked and afraid is why are they naked? But I would like to do it. Mine is the naked part. Because I think I can. I think I could pull through. But again, it's all about supplies. What's going on, Busted Rubber? Which one is the easiest death? Fuck. Which one? The Jonas Brother or or Robin Williams?
Speaker: Yeah, go ahead. You can tell me whatever you want, Busted River. Which one is the easiest death? I don't think any of them are going to be easy. I'm for real, man. Like honestly, I mean, honestly, you either go to freeze to death. You either going to cook to death.
Speaker: or you might get eaten by a **** polar bear in the frozen Tundra. That's going to be terrible. We've all seen the revenant. We all know how what what happens with bears and humans. It's like prison style Oz. You know in the ocean, you might you might get eaten by a **** shark. That's going to suck.
Speaker: I'm good. I mean the only difference between the jungle and the country is it rains all the time in the jungle and you know, it doesn't rain all the time in the country. I don't know why you're proud of me, but cool. I appreciate that man Robin Williams Robin Williams was the hot was a hot goddamn mess in that Jumanji movie. Let's be honest.
Speaker: I don't think you understand how scary any of those places are going to be at night. I'm going to take my chances with the wildlife. Yeah, I'm just saying they're all three going to be terrifying at night. Especially if you're just like pushed out of a plane with no supplies and you're just like.
Speaker: out of a fucking plane in your land in one of these areas. But I think, I think the jungle ultimately, if you have any survival knowledge or any survival instinct, it's gonna give you your best opportunity to live. What's going on, Chris? The ocean is scary as fuck. Even when you're on land, I used to live on the coast. I used to live down in South Carolina.
Speaker: and you know what I'm talking about and I would go to the beach at night and sometimes it was scary as fuck because it wasn't necessarily storming on land but out in the ocean you could see it storming and it was it was not to be fucked with at all.
Speaker: The first half hour was a little dog shit, Hoss. I'm not gonna lie to you, bro. The first half hour was dog shit. I was so preoccupied with other things coming into the show. And then I took a real quick break, played some music, got my head correct. And then I had a little conversation about life in general, really, relationship. And then you guys started popping up, which is always awesome. I love when you guys pop in here and start chit -chatting with me.
Speaker: Um, but yeah, I, like I said, I'm taking my chances in the jungle, man. I'm all you Georgia, the Georgia, the jungle Tarzan Robin Williams from Jumanji. I'm taking my chances in the jungle as opposed to, um, the, the, the, the desert. And I'm going to try to actually, you know what? Where's my pin here? Let it be. Don't mind. I'm going to give you credit for this. I got my little handy dandy retard book over here. That's where I write down show ideas. Okay. Steve over here.
Speaker: Oh, you're good, Bubba. There we go. I'm going to bring this up tomorrow night on nonsensical nonsense. I'm also, you know, I'm also. You know, I have some kind of
Speaker: I have a little bit more than basic survival instincts. So like I said, I stand a pretty good chance in the desert. I'm just going to dumb these down. Frozen. Hot. Desert.
Speaker: Probably dessert. See. Jungle. And just so you guys know. Find the cactus or roses. So this is my retard book. This is all my show prep. So see, I'm even going to give you credit that makes that set. That way I make sure I give you credit.
Speaker: for this question. This is randomly just what bullshit ass notes show stuff. I mean, you're worried about spiders in the jungle of all the other creatures in the jungle. You're worried about spiders. You know, fuck the jungle. Would you rather be in the jungle or Australia?
Speaker: question. Is this a permanent gig? Uh, Oh, you go find an Oasis, but that Oasis is what they like to call a mother. I'm just saying it's not real. Uh, yes, this is a permanent gig. This is, uh, it's either going to be on Tuesdays or Thursdays. I haven't decided or it might alternate between Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Speaker: Um, but it's always going to be like eight o 'clock. I think, I think I'm going to shoot for eight o 'clock usually going to be about an hour, hour and a half, maybe two hours. I have decided not even like spiders ain't no way I'm just in the jungle. I'll fuck around and eat some berries. Yeah. Right.
Speaker: I don't think there's cheetahs in the jungle though. They're more of like the desert, like the Sahara and that. What is that? The Serengeti or whatever? I ain't worried about no day of baboons. See the primates, see the primates, we're on the same page. I'm one of them. I'm one of them.
Speaker: I'm I'm I'm like a I'm built. Yeah, I get made fun of because I've built like a silver bag. I got little short legs but I'm all torso. I'm gone. I gotta get I gotta do some cool guys **** We gotta definitely bring you on our show and have. Yeah, dude. Gareth, I can't wait to have you on the show whether this one or or our main show. Um that's gonna be **** awesome. I'm looking forward to it. Um you know, fortunately, we
Speaker: Uh, Tony D is in Georgia and Jeff is in Mexico. So absolutely. I'm looking forward to it. Um, we are, we are live right now.
Speaker: We had a conversation the other day. This is a good move 100 % yeah the fuck Yeah, right. That's what we use stream yard. That's why we use stream yard unfortunately What stream yards stream hearts awesome dude you guys could actually use stream yard to be honest with you and Send it to well. Yeah, you can send it to like your YouTube Twitch
Speaker: Twitter, you can't send it to Instagram yet, but Facebook, you can put it on Facebook, but Facebook will slap you in the nuts. Bro, you ain't lying. You ain't lying. But you know what? I mean, much like the infinity stones, I don't know where it said actually. Oh, what am I doing? That's a really good damn question. Oh, it's back there. It's hidden. I actually have an infinity gauntlet.
Speaker: But, uh, but it's cool. I mean, we got a really good dynamic, so I don't know anybody in Ohio anymore. I was born and raised here. I was gone for 10 years, came home, lost contact with everybody. So, and definitely not anybody I want to do a podcast with. Yeah. I know who you are, Hans. Oh, Karen, I need to ask you a huge favor. Actually, when you come on the show again.
Speaker: I need a part two of a fight. But yeah, so when, when, when you come on the show, all I gotta do is send you a link and you can, whether from your phone or a laptop, either way, you can hit that link and just jump right in. Boom. Pull you right up on screen and you are live with us. It's like we're all in the same room, but we're not. So magic little thing called the internet.
Speaker: This is Haas's alter ego. Okay, give me one second Haas. I'm gonna play a little snippet of a song. Cause I need another drink. And I think we might go ahead and push this maybe two hours. We'll see what happens. And I got two. Hey, let's play a little Judas, Fozzie, remixed by my man, Rockly at EDM combat. I'll be right back guys. Enjoy.
Speaker: Now that I've betrayed everyone I've ever lost, I push them all away. And I have been a slave to the two that's in my mind. Is there something left for me to save in the wreckage of my life, my life?
Speaker: And we're back. That's all I need. It was just a real quick, just a real quick, uh, go recycle some beer and, uh, get some new beer. Oh, you got you. Hell yeah, Gareth. I can't, I'm looking forward to it, man. Absolutely. I'm really looking forward to you and I, uh,
Speaker: tearing it up, um, especially because we have no fucks to give and we are not PC by no means. So we just, we just do what we do, man. I'm looking forward to it. Appreciate you stopping by brother. I'll be listening tomorrow in the morning.
Speaker: and in the midday like I always do. That's Rock Lee EDM combat. That's that's my brother from another mother. I love that cat little snippet just a little snippet. He's he's working on his I think his first full on album and I cannot **** you wait. Do you want to talk about a talented mother **** this cat? He
Speaker: does EDM music, but he can sing rock music. He can sing pop music. He can sing country. He can rap. He can freestyle damn near with, he can, he, you can put him up against anybody. The cat is insanely talented. It's stupid and how much talent he has. I mean, that's most women though, right? Busted rubber.
Speaker: I mean, I got, I got a couple alter egos. I mean, I got nonsensical. That's, that's, you know, I can't tell you how long people call me nonsensical, man. And even after I told him, I'm like, it's click dude. It's just click man. Come on. Like, Nope, you're nonsensical. I'll always be nonsensical to some of these people. I ain't mad at it. Then he got Glick. That's a whole nother monster on his own. And then, uh, you know, just me.
Speaker: you know, the real me. There's another sign that not many get to see. Actually very, very, very, very rare. It's the only one gets to see. But most
Speaker: Bring back the vaping show. I mean, let me, let's be honest. The vaping chill persona was, was Glick show. I mean, it was, it was just a different, it was just a different name, a different title. And, and I feel like if, if I could get some of the OG periscopers to come in and I knew they were going to come in, I would do a throwback vaping chill, uh, show and, um, get the vaping chill hat out, put the vaping chill hat on.
Speaker: You know, I rock this, this, this poor son, bitch. It's so dirty. I need to get a new one. My poor vaping show. That ain't no better. Um, got some soft as hair. Um, but, uh, you know, uh,
Speaker: You know, it's funny because a lot of people have joked about this and talked about this. You know, this being my third episode, a nonsensical nonsense on Mondays. I have a tendency to get a little bit real because it's just Tony and I. Usually he leaves early as fuck anyways.
Speaker: But a couple of people, you know, who are fans of the nonsensical nonsense said that instead of calling it the glitch show, just call it click therapy because not only is it therapy for you, but it's therapy for everybody watching. And I'm like, okay, so now we're just going to add a whole new, a whole ass new, another fucking persona, a whole ass new persona, a whole ass new show. Um,
Speaker: You know, it originated with just goofy ass titles on Periscope. And then it transformed into Vape and Chill, which, you know, that was just because Vape was all the rage and I was a big vapor. And I had all kinds of equipment and this and the other thing and...
Speaker: And then that evolved into the Glick Show, which I took to TikTok and had fun on TikTok with the Glick Show to which the Glick Show then evolved into nonsensical nonsense, which totally went against everything that I had not against, but definitely like complete 180 from everything that I had done up until that point. And now we're back.
Speaker: to basically square one. We're back to the Glick Show, which a lot of people have asked for. And you're still going to get nonsensical nonsense because that's my baby. But this is my side project. This is my side bitch. The Glick Show is my side piece. Nonsenseable nonsense is my main bitch. Glick's turn.
Speaker: I can only hope I can honestly only hope to one day be somewhere Like mediocre mid -level Compared to and I don't like and I don't like either one of these gentlemen, but I got to give these two gentlemen credit I got to give them the the due respect I I'm not a big fan of Howard Stern. I never happened and I don't like Joe Rogan either But I would love to be somewhere
Speaker: just like mid level, like just mid tier. Like if you're a wrestling fan, like mid cards, you know what I mean? I'm not the opening match, but I'm also not quite the main event, but I'm somewhere in between the main event and the mid cards. You know, I'm in that little, you know, I don't think anybody's ever gonna talk about podcasts and mention my names, but you know, I would like to be one day.
Speaker: I strive to be, you know, I, those guys are as far as a radio guy goes. And as far as a podcast guy goes, I definitely quick Tyson, you know, I, there's a, there's a, there's a radio guy that I really, I really like. I admire him a lot.
Speaker: And I love the fact that he really went through the struggle, but. Based out of Tampa does a morning show. But took a cheap shot at us one time and that kind of rubbed me the wrong way. I still listen to his show every morning, but it was kind of shitty thing to say to her. It was kind of he took a cheap shot that was unnecessary. Kind of rubbed me the wrong way, considering. Apparently he's forgotten where he came from.
Speaker: What am I a boxer now? Not cool Not cool is all I gotta say especially after you promote in and endorse the likes of fucking Then he kicked you in the fucking nuts
Speaker: Still a big fan. Wait, are you talking about who? I'm thinking, no, no, no, I'm not talking about, no, no, I'm actually talking about somebody who actually has a very good radio show, a very prominent career and
Speaker: you know, a show that I actually love. It just kind of rubbed me the wrong way. Just kind of took a dick move cheap shot for no fucking reason. But definitely not Kevin. This is a legitimate guy on the radio. Maybe one day, maybe one day I'll be successful enough to have him on the show.
Speaker: Yeah, hoppy hours and numbnuts. No, this guy promoted an endorsed hoppy and then took a shot at nonsensical nonsense in my, I guess, DMs one time. Because I didn't even mean to. That was the thing I was just going through, hitting, sharing the live to certain people. And I accidentally shared it to him. And he took a shitty shot for no fucking reason.
Speaker: But it's cool. It's cool. I'm still a fan. I still enjoy his show every morning. I still listen. Was just one of those, like, eye openers. Hello. Fucking happy hour. I'm not goofy bastard, dude. He he he shit on everybody that that that
Speaker: promoted him and lifted him and endorsed him and helped him grow. He's shit on every single fucking person. Now he's a fucking nobody. It's funny how you're only somebody when certain people are promoting you and pushing you. And in the moment you decide to stab them motherfuckers in the back and you burn bridges, you ain't motherfucking nothing. You ain't nobody. And I ain't even that important. I'm not even referring to myself.
Speaker: I'm just referring to some other heavy hitters that were backing him and supporting him and then he shit on them. No, I ain't going to do that. No, I ain't going to do that. It was motivation. That's all it was. I'm like, I was a little upset when it first happened. It was just kind of a shitty thing to do in my opinion, but, um, it's okay. No kind of motivation. That's cool.
Speaker: Like I said, I'm still a fan. I mean, it's not like I'm like, I'm not going to listen to the show you asshole. I'm still listening to the show. It shows awesome. They do a fantastic morning show. Um, but, all right. But I, like I said, I hope to, to gain a level of success to where I can ask him to come on the show and he'll come on the show. And then I can, I can be like, Hey, you remember that one time?
Speaker: when I shared my life and he took a shot. What the fuck, bro? What the fuck, man? Because you supported Hoppy. And this is not, this is not even on the level of bad that Hoppy, yeah, it's bad. Non -sensical nonsense is bad. It's dumpster fucking fire, but it is not on the level of Hoppyour bad. And you supported the shit out of that.
Speaker: You know, I would love to. I don't know what Jay's doing these days. We've had Kevin on here a couple times. Kevin was cool on the show. I don't know what Jay's doing these days. Stan's on the show now on Wednesdays. He joins us Wednesdays. He said he was going to do Mondays and Wednesdays.
Speaker: But he's doing Wednesdays. So Stan's on the show on Wednesday nights now. That's cool. We have fun with him being on there. Stan and I have talked about doing a show together for a long time. I enjoy to a certain degree, I enjoy doing the Glick Show by myself. I enjoy doing this by myself.
Speaker: at the same time, if given the opportunity where I could have one co -host and leave it at that and somebody who was actually going to take the show seriously and contribute to the show and help the show grow, I would be down for it. And Stan is at the top of my list.
Speaker: But, um, with that being said, yeah, come in, come in tomorrow night, saying I'll be there tomorrow night, come in tomorrow night, 7 PM. He didn't know you at first. He didn't realize you, the Buster rubber was you. You have a new name, but with that being said, appreciate y 'all listening. Appreciate y 'all hanging out. I'm going to wrap the show up. Um, I gotta get some stuff taken care of here at the house.
Speaker: Um, hopefully you guys enjoyed this train wreck of a show. I will see you guys tomorrow night on nonsensical nonsense. So go ahead and check out Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, tiktok, YouTube, Spotify, everywhere you listen to podcasts that nonsense will nonsense podcast and.
Speaker: If you want to check out Glick underscore talk, that is my personal TikTok page. I'll be posting stuff about this show, but the show will also be posted on the nonsensical nonsense platforms as well. So go give us a follow, give us a like, and if you'd be so kind, give us a share. Love you too, man. And hopefully we'll see you tomorrow night. Come say hi to Stan. Come hang out for a few minutes. With that being said, I'm going to wrap the show up.
Speaker: With a little bit of you know, well, let's go old school tonight. Let's go old school to wrap to show up. All these songs are long as fuck, bro. You know, we're not gonna go old school. We're gonna go with
Speaker: our last night. Getting our last our last night with their cover of Morgan Wallens last night to wrap the show up.
Speaker: Last night we let the liquor talk I can't remember everything we said but we said it all You told me that you wish I was somebody you never met But baby, baby, something's telling me this ain't over
Speaker: No way it was the last night, baby break up I see your tail lights in the tux You call your mama, I call your bluff In the middle of the night, pull right back up Yeah my, my friends say let her go Your friends say what the hell I wanted, change her kind of love
Speaker: We said, but we said
Speaker: I know you said this time you really weren't coming back again But baby, baby, something's telling me this ain't over yet No way it was our last night No way it was our last night Yes, sir I think them gentlemen did a pretty good job They're a good band
Speaker: They put out some fun shit. Would that be a said? Thank you guys for listening. Thank you guys for hanging out. I will see y 'all tomorrow night, 7 PM on nonsensical nonsense. Come hang out with me and the boys. Tony will be there. Stan will be there. Jeff will be there. We'll be cutting it up, doing what we do best, having a good time, busting each other's balls. Until then, ladies and gentlemen, you know the drill. Be good.
Speaker: I'll be good at it. Goodbye motherfuckers.
