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Speaker 1 (00:16):
Scattergories and Categories.
They're both two games.
Which one do you like better?
Scattergories, welcome backeverybody.
Scattergories, there'sScattergories and there's
Categories.
No, is there Categories?
Is that a game?
Board Game 2 or no?
I think it was, wasn't it?
I don't recall Categories.
I mean, there's numerous gamesthat have Categories in them.

(00:36):
Oh, maybe I'm just thinking,but Scattergories is a great
game.
That's where you have the26-sided dice.
That's where you have the26-sided dice and then you roll
it to get what letter that comesup.
I think it's all letters.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And then you have the hourglassor the minute glass and then
you get a bunch of clues andthen you write down as many

(00:58):
words in each line that startswith that letter.
And if you write two words, youyou can't do like adjectives,
you can't lay slow.
Simple syrup Well, simple syrupmight work, because that might
be, but you couldn't do soft,simple syrup to get three points
.
Why not?
You should be able to, becauseyou're describing it, because

(01:19):
then you can say super soft, Ilike it.
You should be able to do that.
You can't because then youwould just sit there and go.
You would come up with slippery, super soft, I like it.
You should be able to do that.
Well, you can't.
You can't use adjectives, no,you can't use action, right, but
simple.
Surf is not an action.
That's an actual thing.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm, but that wouldjust play Cherry Pursuit.

(01:42):
That's like the game.
That's something similar.
Yeah, I like Scattergories,though it's not a bad game.
What was that?
One game we used to play withthe click it.
We click it and pass it on.
Oh, that was.
You know, I get stuck with thetimer.
Yeah, that was not Bop it, itwas.
I thought that was what thehell was that game?
Yeah, it was Like the littledisc all different words.

(02:04):
You had to describe the words.
I was saying yeah, and then youhad to click it to pass it.
Yeah, it's pass it, or buzz itor pass it, or, oh God, I don't
remember now, that game was tooeasy.
Plonk it, yeah, because somepeople just sit and hold it and
they kind of guess and you do abad handoff, or you just click
it.
You just say you just no.

(02:24):
Yeah, nobody can see the wordno, you just make it up.
You just make up whatever wordyou want Dogbone click.
Yeah, I missed it Right,dogbone click.
I can't remember the name ofthat game, though, and then,
like you guys, cheat, hmm, yeah,well, it's a cheat, it was just
creative problem solving.
Speaking of games, this was onmy list for tonight, and welcome

(02:45):
back everybody.
Scattergories, no, oh, sothere's this game.
So you know how you look at, Isend you those reels, or you
send me reels every once in awhile.
Yeah, did you like the onewhere the guy said the bar,
saying I just need to findsomething to do or something?
The answer's right in front ofyou and the guy's pushing some
characters over there.
Yeah, yeah, and he drinks hisbeer.
He drinks his beer.

(03:06):
I do feel better.
No, I did like that one.
No, this one was.
So you go through and I startedto get you know, I don't know,
I must have said the wordlottery.
So this advertisement came upabout and it's so so, so, so
stupid.
These advertising likeguarantee.
So this was a gear, the new guy, it's called lotto cash, okay,

(03:30):
so when you watch, though andit's like a seven minute deal
before they tell you what it is,and it's it looks like an
interview from the guy from um,the guy invented is getting
interviewed by a guy.
That's on 60 Minutes, but youcan listen to it.
It's totally AI, right, it'slike the tone.
I don't get it.

(03:51):
What's it about?
The point of it is that this guyapparently he was down on his
luck and he worked in regular 9to 5.
He was tired, he was very smartand he started watching these
lottery people and he's like,wait a second, that guy's won
the lottery before.
So he started doing someresearch on it and he found out
that these 7 people in theUnited States had won like 5 or

(04:15):
more lotteries right, not allmega millions, but nice ones.
So he started like, wait asecond, there's got to be
something to this.
I'm a mathematician.
So he started like, wait asecond, there's got to be
something to this, I'm amathematician.
So he started figuring out,doing his own number thing where
he's checking the numbers, he'strying to come up with the
formula, and he finally, there'sno way there's a formula for it

(04:37):
.
He finally figured out.
He thought he was on the righttrack and each time he's getting
better.
So then he's like, well, wait asecond, we got AI right track,
and each time he's gettingbetter.
So then he's like, well, wait asecond, we got ai.
So he got ai involved and hestarted doing his stuff.
So then he supposedly calledall these winners and they
wouldn't tell him.
But then they finally said,well, yeah, we'll tell you
because we're retired now.
Well, then he took theirinformation.
Then he headed these mit peopleand put the ai and then, and

(04:58):
then his math put all theseformulas together and now is
this like an turn to sell yousomething.
Yes, okay, but it takes youlike 12 minutes to get to what
they're trying to get to.
So the name of it's calledlotto cash and so he goes
something like this you expectto pay 100 000.
I'm not doing that.
Most people be willing to pay 5000, but today there's only 85

(05:22):
spots left.
If you buy it, today we onlyhave licenses for a thousand
people, and right now we have900 and whatever the 15 people
and I can have 85 more spots,and today only it's like 179.
So you can get it.
The formula wow, and I almostbought it.
I did, I wanted to try it.

(05:45):
We should do it just to seewhat it does and then talk about
it on the cast.
I Googled it afterwards.
I looked it up and Googled it.
I'm like what's the deal withLotto Cash?
Everyone scam, scam, scam.
I lost all my money, lost allyour money.
Well, they didn't make it.
They lost $175.
Yeah, but they're like they goand try to.

(06:06):
He was guaranteed that.
He said well, you're not goingto win like the Mega man every
time, but you're going toprobably, and within seven days
you will win a lottery.
What's it called Lotto cash?
The thing that pisses me off isyou got to sit through it for
like seven or eight minutes toget to what they're actually.

(06:26):
They just drag it on and on andon, and most people want to do
that.
Just tell us what it is, tellme how much it is and what it is
According to AI, lotto scamsare, unfortunately, quite common
.
Here's some key Upfront feespersonal yeah, it doesn't say
anything about that specific app.
Yeah, you know, it doesn't sayanything about that specific app

(06:47):
.
Yeah, do you know what I usedAI for?
Just, I heard about it and Ithought I'd try it right.
So I put in my AI.
I put it in there.
Did you say my AI?
Well, the AI, whatever theinternets?
Oh, what is that?
The computer things?
So I went in there and I putput in there.
I have venison, I have groundbeef, I have this, I have that.

(07:10):
I named out a bunch of crap Iknew I had sitting around in the
freezer and then I told AI tomake me a menu for dinner and
try and use what I have.
I said I'll buy other things ifI need to or whatever, but try
and use what I have.
I said I'll buy other things ifI need to or whatever, but try
and use what I have layingaround.
And it did.
It came with the whole menu.
No, it's nice.

(07:31):
I didn't think about that.
That's a great idea.
Yeah, it was.
It was awesome.
I bought something that— itcame with like venison meatballs
, because I had said I hadground venison.
We've got to get more of that AIstock.
I mean, we're going to get intopolitics if I get too far into
stocks, but it's a good thing.
I'm not giving any advice overthe air.
No, you can't give financialadvice.

(07:52):
But I'm telling you what if youguys have that I don't know
what AIs you guys have out there.
Is it eyes?
Well, that's if you watchLetterkenny.
Well, see, I use Copilotbecause I just have Microsoft,
right, because I use Windowscrap, right.
Yeah, so I use the CoalPilotone all the time because I use
Internet Explorer or whateverthe hell it's called, or Edge,

(08:13):
but I know Google's got that oneGemini, well, you're
well-versed.
X has got Grok We've kind ofgot.
And then obviously there's themain one, chatgpt.
Oh yeah, chatgpt, yeah, chatgptor whatever it's called.
Yep, that's good.
But yeah, I'm telling you guys,if you guys want to know what,
if you don't know what to makefor dinner, just go through your

(08:35):
thing, list it out, tell AI tocreate something for you.
No, it doesn't make it for you.
Well, you should ask him.
I think that the Musk robotthing, whatever he's trying to
make a Musk robot.
Remember Rosie From Jetsons,jetsons, sure, we'll get her
over here.
And then you say, didn't shejust push a button on the wall?

(08:56):
Yeah, that stuff came out, yeah, but she delivered it and she
had cleaning supplies like builtinto her.
She was kind of would you thinkshe was kind of fetching?
I would not.
I would not For a robot shewasn't bad for.
Well, I mean, back then she waskind of square, no curves.
I know that was bettertechnology.
Now she didn't have any curves.
Yeah, she did Too boxy, she hada little bit of curves.

(09:20):
No, oh yeah, she would messaround.
Jane Jetson had some curves.
Oh, she was nice.
Well, her daughter was kind ofnice.
Was she over 18, Judy?
Well, she is by now.
Oh yeah, no, back then Did theyage?
No, she was in high school backthen.
I don't think cartoons age.
Well, she was in high schoolthen, so she was not.
That means I love you.

(09:41):
I do remember that one.
I forgot about that one.
I don't think cartoons ageBecause I was watching.
I think it was Simpsons inSouth Park, family Guy Family
Guy that show's funny too,although I have seen those guys
old in those movies, haven'tthey been an adult before?

(10:03):
Oh yeah, in the future, inepisodes.
Yeah, you know what other showsI was watching?
Speaking of TV shows, what I'vebeen watching?
A lot of Air Disasters.
I don't know why would youwatch that?
It's interesting because allthese planes crashing I say I
tell you so, and there's alwaysplanes crashing we never even
heard of half of these on thenews.

(10:23):
No, because they're allairlines in other parts of the
world.
But they all have happened inthe last 20 years.
Oh sure, there's like thousandsof them and they, well, I think
small planes.
It's like there's thousands ofthem a year.
Why not flying anymore and theycan figure out every single one
Either it's pilot air orsomething might happen.
Single one, either it's pilotair or, yeah, something might
happen, but a lot of it, yeah,it could be.

(10:46):
Well, it's one or the other,obviously, but they figure it
out every single time.
Like one was this generatorthat they have in the back?
Speaking of, did they ever findthat one plane that they think
Malaysia, malaysia?
Yeah, they did.
I don't know, I don't know.
This was one I was watchingtonight before you got here.
It was the one right after thatSame airline and the same thing

(11:09):
that happened.
That like disappeared theMalaysia.
One's weird because like thewhole thing just disappeared,
right?
I mean, didn't they find partsof it like watchable in, like
Australia or something like that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's.
Anyways, I've been watching alot of that.
It's very interesting to me.
What is that on?
It's on, Not the Smithsonianchannel.

(11:30):
It's on, I think it's on Reels.
See, I don't have Reels.
Oh, great, that's where you getlive PD.
It's not live PD, it's onpatrol.
Now, I don't have the Reels.
It's a great show.
Yeah, it's a great show.
Yeah, it's a great show.
I like that show a lot.
Yeah, I don't get that one, Ijust get cops, that's like

(11:51):
always.
On.
Speaking of flying, I was goingto give you a Daryl update.
He's like I can almost do, likeyou know, on the local channel
they always do.
Where in the world is Lou Nanny, the local hockey legend?
That's their intro to him.
We could almost say where inthe world is Daryl?
Where is Daryl now?
Well, funny, you should ask.
Last week he was just up inSweden.

(12:15):
Yeah, I remember that, theSwedish meatballs.
He went to Amsterdam, then hewent up to Sweden and now he's
down in the Canary Islands.
I don't know where that is.
It's like just on the westcoast of Morocco, africa, south
of Spain.
Yep, did he make it to Spain?

(12:39):
Has he been to Spain?
Oh, yeah, he's been to Spain,he's done.
He's coming home next Tuesday.
Wow, that's a long time.
Yep, the six of them Buddiesfrom oh, yeah, he's been to
Spain, he's done.
He's coming home next Tuesday.
Wow, that's a long time.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, the six of them buddiesfrom North Dakota.
They all met him up.
They're meeting in the CanaryIslands for the week and that's
off the coast of Morocco.
Yep, in southeast, that's theStraits of Gibraltar, so it's

(13:00):
like 70s?
Well, yeah, that's the state.
That's the Straits of Gibraltar.
Isn't that where they thoughtlike the Hercules statue was or
something like that?
There's feet and bolts.
I don't know, that's somewhereelse.
Never mind, I don't know aboutthat.
I think it's something else.
Legend yeah, that guy's been aworld traveler, I don't know
where to.
I still don't.
West of.

(13:20):
Okay, go down.
Oh wait, yeah, go down.
Yep, just go left.
That's right there.
See that futsal To the way out,to the last futsal, right here.
Okay, go down south of that.
There you go.
Santa Cruz de Teneres, that'swhere he's at.
Santa Cruz de Teneres, oh, okay, I'm not a world traveler, I

(13:43):
did not know that.
What's he doing out there?
They take a boat, or he flies,they flew.
Yeah, they went golfing today.
It's supposed to be like atropical, but it's because it's
closer to the equator, but itwas only like in the 70s.
What's wrong with that?
Is that a volcano?
That might be a nuclear spot.

(14:04):
I don't know what that is.
We have to Google Earth, though.
We're looking around.
That might be where nuclearbombs Come all over something.
I don't know.
Anyways, so, yeah, he's there,he's been all around.
So he's been to Italy, france,ireland, denmark this might be a

(14:27):
volcano.
Italy, france, ireland, denmarkit might be volcanoes.
Sweden, canary Island, spain.
He was in Switzerland, yeah,yeah, he's been in all of them.
Germany Did he go to Romania?
Right now he's in Germany.
He didn't go to Romania.
No, he didn't.
Huh, no, he went to Croatia,though, didn't he?
Wasn't that a thing?
He didn't make it to Croatia,he didn't.

(14:48):
I think it was Slovenia, maybe.
See, croatia, I've heard Iremember watching that that's
supposed to be the nicest placein the world.
Right, I heard it's really good.
My neighbor I've ever been.
I watched Chef Ramsay do that,where he goes out to different
countries and does his cooking.
He competes with a Michelinstar chef somewhere.

(15:09):
Yeah, and he did the Croatiaone.
I'm thinking about maybe Ukraine, lake Kiv, I don't know if
that's a good idea.
Or Moscow Probably okay, moscow, I'd be honest with you.
How about North Korea?
Yeah, no, I wouldn't go there.
There's people that go to NorthKorea just to.
Why do they have to do that?

(15:29):
You know, you know you're gonnanot be good.
Or like Afghanistan hey, let'sgo hiking the mountains out.
There are supposed to besomething, though.
I mean it's supposed to be cool, whatever.
Yeah, I wouldn't, I wouldn't,I'm not going to make it back.
Yeah, north Korea, that's just.
Can you even Google Earth it?
North Korea?
Like what do you mean?

(15:49):
Like Pyongyang?
You want to go to Pyongyang?
Can you see stuff there?
I thought maybe they would haveit.
I don't think you have streetview.
Look how clean it is there.
I don't think you have streetview.
Probably, make it Wait.
Is that a pickleball court inPajink?
The DPRK friendship?
That's basketball.
There's nobody out there becausethey're all like slaves there.

(16:13):
You can't do nothing.
Yeah, that's crazy.
I don't even want to look atthat.
I don't even want to go there.
I don't even know if it's agood idea to be looking at it
because they might come find you.
No, you can look at it.
I don't know if it's a goodidea to be looking at it because
they might come find you.
No, you can look at it.
I don't like it.
It's like being on a.
I'm scared of heights and I'mscared of North Korea.
It's like the same feeling Iget.

(16:33):
I just don't think you want togo to the other parts of North
Korea.
I think Pyongyang is probablyokay.
You don't want to go across theborder?
No, no, you're done.
This.
Looks like a ghost town here.
I know it's kind of clean,though it's because I bet you
nobody lives here.
Well, that's just fake house,because they're all dead,

(16:56):
they're all in prison.
Their job is to make everythinglook good.
On Google Earth it looks likeit's almost overgrown a little
bit.
I don't know, that's not Anyways, that little bit.
I don't know, that's notAnyways, that's crazy.
Yeah, no, don't go there.
I'm empty.
Oh, we got to talk aboutBrandy's.
We're 17 minutes into it.
I got to tell you about aBrandy's story, an E&J story,

(17:16):
but I'm actually empty too,because I had started drinking
mine while I was sitting up.
Oh, I got so many things to say.
All right, we'll stay quick.
Let's take a quick five Now.
I'm getting into it.
All right, see ya.

(17:45):
All right, welcome back.
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They have that helps you.
Like, break it all down.

(18:07):
We are AI right now, you don'teven know it.
We could do that.
What if we could do that?
Well, we are right now.
I think AI does.
They have Magic Master.
They help you get monetized forthings.
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Anyways, I don't think we're AI, I think we're just I.

(18:30):
Yeah, we're just I.
I'm right.
Yeah, I'm good with that.
Yeah, we're just going to be I.
Yeah, we don't need AI, we'lljust be I.
We don't need A, and so we are.
We're I and I.
I On the clock.
I like it.
I thought Q was going to be aguest tonight.
Q is golfing, simulated golfing, simulated golfing, golfing

(18:54):
simulating.
Oh you know what, before we getinto golfing because I want to
talk about that, because I wasat a simulator this week and I'm
getting golf lessons because Isuck, I want to get golf lessons
and basically I suck.
I'm getting golf lessonsbecause I suck, I want to get
golf lessons and basically Isuck, I'm doing everything wrong
.
Okay, and so that's what thepro told you.
She was super awesome.
She's like here's why.
Oh yeah, she's good.

(19:14):
So you went to her.
She's a looker, well, so that'swhat sold you.
She's probably that's what soldyou.
She's probably in her upper 60smaybe, but she's a looker.
Oh yeah, she's a nice lookinglady.
She lost her husband like ayear or two ago, two years ago,
super nice lady.
I'm kind of confused now, fiveminutes, wait a second.
No, I didn't mean she was alooker, she's very.

(19:39):
I would say she's attractivefor an older lady, but that's
not.
Why Was it discounted orsomething?
No, because she's a lady.
No, she's the gulf bro at thelocal shop.
Oh, and I told her what I wantedto get done and she's like
swing she goes.
I'm going to tell you what'swrong In like two seconds.
It's my swing.

(20:01):
What did you do?
Because I'm going like I knowyou can't see, but I'm going
like this and you've got to keepthis arm straight when you come
back.
That's the whole problem,that's it Pretty much.
And so I did it.
And when I did it right, I didhit the ball, perfect.
I was like oh, but it feelsreally awkward.
Like she goes, yeah, you've gotto practice.

(20:21):
But Like she goes, yeah, yougot to practice.
But then Negs was there too.
She hit a hole in one of 125yards on the machine.
It's a machine, though.
No, no, it's similar.
You can set it up to easy.
No, no, no, no.
This is, we're practicing,we're getting better.
She hit a hole, she almost hitit.
She hit one.
It was like a yard.
I hit one nose of yard and thenshe hit one, and so the lady

(20:43):
bought us a drink.
So my point was well, the drink, wait, where's this at?
They had drinks, the countryclub.
So she bought me an E&J Becausethe exil hit a hole in one.
Weren't you talking crap aboutme going to a country club
before?
And so now you're a member ofthe country club.

(21:04):
See, don't sell this more verycommon Up here.
You're the country club.
Did I say country club?
It's not a country club.
I'm pretty sure it's called acountry club.
No, it's called golf club.
It's not a country club, it's agolf club.
It's like an up north bar.
That's kind of what a countryclub is.

(21:25):
No, it's not like yourhoity-toity where you got to
wear shit.
When are you going to wear shit?
Well, when you wear thatgoddamn boat shoes and your polo
.
I don't have boat shoes.
When you don't have yoursweater on, I don't own boat
shoes.
You have this.
I don't even know what boatshoes would be.
Are those Crocs?
No, they're like penny loafersor whatever.
And then you wear the sweaterover your shoulders and not on,
and have the polo underneath,and then you have your shirt

(21:46):
buttoned up to the top I'm not abig sweater guy.
You're not wearing it.
You drape it over top of you.
No, that'd be too hot.
That's a country club, it's notfor heat, it's for looks, and I
wouldn't wear it because it'dbe too warm.
For Christ's sake.
You know what I'm talking about.
They don't allow that up there.
They got ENJ up there.
That was my point.
I appreciate that ENJ.
It went around the wholeBecause when you're members of

(22:08):
the country club, they willorder whatever you want.
Okay, look it up right now.
What?
Look it up, look up thatcountry club and see if they got
ENJ outside.
But right now they do not.
Well, I'm you make a validpoint.
Actually, let me rekindle that,because when I was a member at

(22:29):
this golf club, they did nothave it and I told them you need
to have it or else I ain'tcoming.
And they have it.
And the new assistant managershe was part-time at my first
school.
She's like, yeah, we got it foryou, and now other people like
it too.
I told you, but guess, whereelse has it?
Where the place we went toSunday Funday dinner.

(22:52):
Oh yeah, they had it there.
Yeah, that was an upgrade.
See, e&j, yeah, that was anupgrade.
You guys owe us so much.
They didn't have that for years.
No, we finally got them tostart ordering.
Yes, so, a&j, I know you guyslisten to us.
Well, I shouldn't say for years.
It's a fairly new restaurant.
It's only been open for acouple years, but they just
started carrying it probably,yeah, not that long ago.

(23:12):
I think A&J owes us at least athank you or, you know, a bottle
or two, or, yeah, you think,driven business to them.
I got the college campuses.
We sell it in the bars.
Yeah, we push it to the barsand the college campuses.
College campuses, it's likenumber one on the frat houses
and everyone.
Of course, they're legal age,the legal age drinkers, but

(23:33):
everyone, this is their go-todrink.
E&j, when are you guys going tofigure out that you can
probably fire?
Fire all your sales staff andjust have us tour the country
for you.
We can go on the road to eachmarket.
They can definitely fire thesales staff because I don't
think they're doing their job.
Chris, I think I had a say atthe airport in the one bar you

(23:56):
had what I think I had a say ingetting in at that one, the
diner bar, the one you found itlast time.
Yeah, I think, because I toldthem like what the shit do you
have the Christian Brothers inhere?
Nobody likes that shit.
Get E&J.
Do they still have ChristianBrothers?
They probably do, because it'sprobably still sitting there.
No, not there.
They just have E&J, though, andyou see how the bottom was
almost empty in that picture Isent you.
Yeah, that means people areordering it.

(24:20):
See, if it's there, they'll getit.
Probably our listeners for sure.
Thank you, goddamn, e&j.
Give us a call.
I'm going to send you an emailtomorrow.
We should reach out.
I still want to do an E&Jcocktail hour.
We're going to do that, yeah,remember.
Yeah, oh, with the does he havean alias or no?

(24:43):
The singer, the Bam guy.
Oh, yeah, he's going to make abunch of drinks.
He's a bartender.
Oh, he's going to be playingsome more when he's got some
upcoming events coming.
Same place, but not for a while.
I saw him.
You saw, I saw him.
Oh, at the restaurant, at therestaurant.
Oh, did you talk to him?
Busy.
I saw him for a second.
Then he disappeared.
I was waiting at the bar for atable so I ordered a cocktail

(25:09):
and then he was gone.
I saw him for like two secondsand he was gone.
Then I didn't see him until wewere getting ready to leave.
Oh, you gotta talk to him.
He's good peeps.
Yeah, yeah, he's good, greatpeeps.
Yeah, we gotta get him on.
He said he wanted to get on.
Yeah, we can do a doublepromotion.
We can get his band, which wasRemember Bad Brothers, no, bad

(25:33):
Bros, bro, bad Bro man, bro man,bad Bro man.
Yes, the lead singer from BadBro man, bad Bro man.
We'll get him on here.
We'll talk E&J's.
He'll come on.
I bet we can probably set up inthe back room over there.
Oh, yeah, I already talked tothe manager.
She said we can do it thereanytime.
Yeah, there's a whole back roomover there.
We can go set up.
I can text her.

(25:53):
We can set it up.
Do it during the day?
Yeah, during the daytime,afternoon, do it in the
summertime.
We can bring the Harley upthere.
Oh wait, don't have Harley,I'll get my scooter.
You, harley, we'll scooter itup.
You can scooter it up, but I'lltake the Harley.
I'll just no, I don't.
No, I'll just yeah, we'll justdrive up there.

(26:15):
It's almost time to get thosethings out again.
The scooters, I know, no, notthose.
It's almost time to get thecars out.
Get the bike and the car out.
We got to do the switchoveralready.
It's getting there.
Oh, for Christ's sakes, I thinkwe got to do it around Easter.
I don't want to do it anymore.
I'm just going to pay your kidsto do it this year.
I'm done, that's fine, they'lldo it.
I don't want to do it anymore.
I'm sick of it.

(26:40):
Where it's supposed to go andthere's no changing.
I don't have to change anythinganymore.
I don't have to move this tothere, because last few years we
were trying to, you keptfinding new things.
Yeah, you kept changing things.
So now we're good.
Yeah, we're good.
We're good, it's not bad, okay.
So, yeah, I'm going to put thatin notes.
I'm going to put a note to talkto them about doing On the Road
.

(27:05):
Actually, actually, we shouldhave Q come with us too at the
restaurant.
Oh yeah, he'd be good with thatone.
What if we get?
Oh, we should do a cocktailhour.
But we also need to get theguys that do all the smoking.
The cooks what do you callthose guys?
The pit master?
Yeah, pit master.
Oh, at that shop.
Yeah, yeah, we can get them all.
I'd love to talk to that guytoo.
Get me a guy, oh, at that shop.

(27:25):
Yeah, I'd love to talk to thatguy too.
Get Meat Guy in there.
Oh, yeah, we could do a wholething.
We could have an MVP of who'swho.
We probably should have ananniversary show.
I'm just saying I like it.
Do a two-hour program, but we doa two-hour.
We record two hours, but weonly launch one hour.
If you guys want to hear thesecond hour, and we just.

(27:46):
But we do a two-hour, recordtwo hours, but we only launch
one hour.
If you guys want to hear thesecond hour, you guys tune in.
Oh, I like that Cliffhanger, Ilike that, huh, I like it, huh,
huh.
See, huh, huh.
Release it a week later.
The other half.
Speaking of eating atrestaurants, I got a bone to
pick with you.
This has been on my mind.
So if you go to a restaurant,you remember when you were kids
in school, yeah, yeah.
And what did the janitor alwayshate doing after, like at the

(28:12):
end of the school season?
Washing the back of the floors,what else?
When it came to the underneath,cleaning up the classrooms,
because sometimes they threwboogers under the desk too.
The adults still do that.
And what was the other thing?
That was really disgusting,because I remember being in a
couple places where I was withyou and we had to move desks
around and we looked underneathand there was stuff underneath.

(28:33):
What was a number besidesboogers?
What was the other thing?
That number this is a triviaquestion.
Top five answers on the boardName something that's found
underneath a school class desk.
Well, gum, ding, ding, ding.
Number one.
So funny.
We're at a restaurant the otherday and our lovely co-host here,
eddie, what do you think hedoes with his gum?

(28:54):
I busted his ass, put his gumin his hand and put it
underneath the table at arestaurant.
I want people to send emails inright now.
Tell me what your thoughts are.
Have you ever done it?
Do you condone it?
Do you?
Let's hear what you guys havedone.
I guarantee you everybody'sdone it.
Never in my life, never once.

(29:14):
Oh, bullshit, never, never,once, never.
You're the booger guy, though.
Never pick my nose like that.
Oh yeah, throw it against thewall and make that noise.
That's different.
Not in a restaurant.
Yeah, you do.
I've never put a piece of gumever underneath a desk.
Why would you do that?
I think booger is worse thangum.
I wouldn't put my booger in thepublic setting anyways.

(29:35):
It'd be in my own house.
I've seen you pick at that andpull out some long stringers
before.
Yeah, and put it in a napkin.
I've never put it under thetable.
No, never, never.
You put the gum under thegoddamn table.
What's wrong with you?
It wasn't that big of a deal.
It with you.
It wasn't that big of a deal.

(29:55):
It's not, until the next guy issitting and having a
conversation and puts his handon it and you're like what the
hell is that?
It's your gum in his hand.
No, it wasn't that far.
People throw it on the ground.
I don't like that either.
You throw it out in the woodswhere no one's going to step on
it.
Well, if you're in a parkinglot, don't throw it in the
parking lot.
Gum is litter.
Gum is not litter.
Apples are not.
It's food Since.

(30:15):
Why didn't you swallow it.
Why didn't you swallow the gum?
I don't want to swallow it.
Well, it's food, it's.
I don't know.
That's a good question.
I know it is Because you don'tswallow gum and you always you
don't throw.
I don't, why would you throw apugna?
I will spit it out, not oncement, it's got to be on even

(30:39):
terrain, like when you're hiking.
You can throw it in the woods,you can still get.
No, because then the birds orthe bees can eat it.
Well, if it's not food, shouldthey be eating it?
Well, maybe they want to chewit, and there's some flavor.
They got bad breath.
I don't think.
No, I don't think that's righteither, though.
Well then, why you don't thinkthat's right, but you throw it
underneath your goddamn table?
I don't know.

(30:59):
I don't know.
I spit it out all the timeOutside.
Yeah, not in the parking lot.
You step on it.
That's like throwing acigarette.
So have you smoked?
You throw cigarettes on theground.
No, I don't smoke, but I mean,well, if you're back in the old
days, you'd throw out the window, I guess, when you were in the
car.
Yeah, you did.
That's litter, I know, but youdid it.

(31:21):
You smoked too for a while andyou threw it out.
No, oh, yeah, you did.
I recycled it.
No, you did not.
I never had a cigarette in mylife that was a long time ago
Never had a cigarette ever.
That was not good.
I actually didn't mind smoking.
I actually would go for oneright now.
I didn't mind smoking.
I like it.
Yeah, I like the smell of it.
I do too.
No, not a whole bunch of them.

(31:42):
No, no, no, no.
My purse lights up a marblelight.
It smells so good.
I like cigars, I don't.
I light outside.
Yeah, I don't like it when yourclothes smell like when you go
to a bar back in the day, whenyou smell like an ashtray.
I was very torn at that,because I actually agree with
you.
I like the fact that there's nosmoking bars anymore, but I

(32:04):
could go for one, but I thinkit's bad.
I think that was bad to make alaw.
But, yes, I don't know, shouldwe go to a pack Later, maybe
tonight, and smoke one?
No, just have one.
No, I just want one here.
I have a cigar at home, I canjust do that.
Yeah, I don't either.
I don't really want to, atleast Because cigars, I don't
inhale them.
Well, marijuana, we getmarijuana.

(32:25):
No, I don't smoke marijuana.
We can inhale, we can do thatand inhale, but I don't like.
I won't inhale them becausethat's too much.
I don't really like cigars.
I don't like the taste of it.
The good ones I do, that's okay, I do it.
Once I've done it, I'd say I'dsmoke a cigar once every 7.4

(32:45):
years.
Depends if farmers are out.
If I've had a few Farmer pullsthem out every once in a while,
yeah, I'll have one with himevery once in a while.
That's probably once a year.
No, because I passed last timeI said, nah, no, I'm good.
Yeah, but he buys the cheaperones though.
Well, I like Swisher Sweets.
I don't mind Swisher Sweets.
You're supposed to have onewith brandy anyways.

(33:07):
Yeah, but straight brandy more.
You're like more of a cognac.
I don't know if it goes wellwith Coke.
I don't know what you'retalking about.
It goes well with bourbon.
I like bourbon.
All I heard was Eddie, hechanged the subject swiftly and
nicely and professionally to getit off of him on putting gum

(33:27):
underneath a nice restauranttable.
It was not a nice restaurant.
Well, it was okay.
It was not Okay.
Well, it's very good.
Their food was terrible.
Their food was awful.
I threw it away.
I couldn't eat it either.
I heard soup.
I couldn't finish the soup.
The soup was bad.

(33:47):
It was wild.
It's like a staple in our state.
I ordered a wrap, right.
I ordered a wrap.
You can't screw ordered a wrap.
Right, I ordered a wrap.
I'm thinking you can't screw upa wrap, right.
It was worse than a taco, butit was basically a Taco Bell
burrito, but worse.
I like Taco Bell.
I like Taco Bell.
Like cheese burritos.
They don't make those anymore.
The cheese curds weren't bad.

(34:08):
The what?
The cheese curds weren't bad.
No, those weren't too bad.
Anyways, I got a bigannouncement to make after we
fill up our next one, and oncewe do that, a big announcement
yeah, it's a big one for ourlisteners.
I'm going right down the list.
The nuffs yeah, oh, yeah, yeah,yeah, we do got to talk about

(34:30):
that.
Yeah, for sure, I know All yeah, we do got to talk about that.
Yeah, for sure, I know.
All right, I have it on thelist, all right.
Well, that's for sure going on.
Yeah, right, all right, thankyou, thank you, yep, all right,
let's get a refill and thenwe'll come back with the nubs.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
All right, Before we get intothe nubs, we're going to go and

(35:00):
talk.
We're just talking off airabout this while we're making a
cocktail.
So Nags made minestrone soup.
I think we talked about thisalready.
She made minestrone.
She's making great soup lately.
Yeah, she made a minestronesoup because you guys had this
in Italy.
We did, and so we're justlooking at the recipes and
you're talking, you're whiningabout the bay leaf.

(35:21):
I don't know if whining wouldbe the correct terminology.
I would say whine Off the air.
I was saying an egg soup couldprobably be sold and we actually
make money because it's so goodand I'm a highly big critic of
food.
Right, you call the soupkitchen.
I don't know if anybody wouldshow up.
The potato soup, as I would say, is phenomenal.

(35:47):
She made a prime rib soup thatwas delicious.
I mean, it was like crazy good.
You guys made that at Christmastime too.
Oh, it's so good, yeah, so good, because you took the prime rib
that was left over and we hadbought too much and made too
much and it was like, initially,the last time you just had
prime rib.
So we went to Italy and wemight have talked about it here

(36:11):
and I said it was so good.
Well, this week she madehomemade minestrone soup.
So the argument came up rightbefore we got in the air.
It wasn't about how great thesoup was.
It was like I said, we wererunning around Aaron's today and
he came back and I said there'sonly one thing that I was going
to complain about.
And it wasn't really acomplaint, it was just one thing
.
I would say that I didn't One.

(36:31):
It was this one thing.
I would say that I didn't onelittle check mark that I would
not like is because of when Iate it.
And it was so good I'm tryingto eat it fast, but I did add it
was my idea to add the sausage,because we didn't put it in the
soup, because it didn't callfor it.
So we had it separate and wesprinkled yeah, minestrone soup

(36:52):
is a vegetable soup, but wesprinkled the spicy sauce on top
.
It gave it a little bit of meat.
It was great.
Yeah, that meat.
Oh, I loved it.
But the only thing I didn'tlike was when I took a couple
bites.
I had bay leaf in my mouth.
You got the one bay leaf.
Well, it was a couple times,because I've had a few and
you're going to have some.
Well, it was a couple times,because I've had a few and I'm
going to say you're going tohave some, I'm going to send

(37:14):
some home, but you're onlysupposed to have one bay leaf in
there.
Oh no, there was more, youdon't need more than one.
Well, there was more than one,and so I tried, maybe two, and
I'm like, and I started tryingto chew it and I couldn't chew
it and I'm like fancy, no, no,it's for flavor.

(37:36):
Does it have flavor?
Does it enhance anything?
It does the broth?
Yes, you think so.
Yes, what do you put it onbesides soup?
Soup, I'll put it in roast.
Do you Like crockpot roast?
Well, you do.
And then what do you do?
Sift it out afterwards, becauseusually when you do a crock
pocket roll, it's going to shred.
Right, you're going to overcookit.

(37:57):
So it shreds.
Well, it doesn't over-shred inthe soup.
No, because I tried giving itto the dog.
No, no, no, the dog didn't evenlike it.
Oh, wait, wait, wait, the bayleaf does not shred.
So you take the meat out andwhat do you mean?
Strain the other thing.
You want all that grease andflavor on there.
You strain out the other stuffoh, the bay leaves and the other

(38:18):
and then the other.
What the bones or anything thatmight be in there?
I don't like you, why?
Because you said bone.
What's wrong with the bone?
You give that to the dog.
You don't want to.
You strain it out of the juice.
You take the juice and then youmake it into a gravy.
You're too fancy.
We just scoop it out of thecrock pot and put it on our
plate or our bowl.
We take a baked potato, you putit in the bowl, you put butter

(38:42):
on it, put pepper on it, thenyou take the roast out of the
crock pot and you put it onthere.
Then you scoop the juice out ofthe crock pot and you eat it
like in a bowl, in a soup.
You eat it like in a soup.
Why do you talk like that?

(39:04):
Oh no, like a roast.
You put it in a bowl with apotato, yeah, and then you scoop
the juice all over it.
It's like gravy, but it's notvery.
It's thin, it's thin, it's thin.
Usually it's thin, it's thin.
Right, but you don't put a lot.
You don't put a lot.
You put a little bit in.
The stuff's going to.
You don't want to.
So you make a soup out of it Apotato roast soup, okay, fine,

(39:26):
maybe, and then you put butteron it and you dip it at the end.
Oh, yeah for sure.
Yeah, that bread, oh gosh.
Anyways, we've changed the topic.
I'm not arguing that.
So the whole point of thistopic was bay leaves are good or
no good.
Bay leaves are good, but don'teat them.
No, but you don't eat a lot ofthem either, because they
actually are.
They're fairly strong.

(39:47):
What if the recipe called forit?
They typically don't call forvery many of them, typically
like you don't.
Okay, anyways, I cook more thanyou do, do you?
Yeah, more often, or biggermeals?
Probably both.
I don't know about that.

(40:07):
I cook about three times orfour times.
How many times do you do a week?
There's seven days in the week.
I probably do dishes more thanyou do.
No, probably not.
No, I cook as I go.
I cook most.
I do dishes most times, mostdays.
All right, let's skip.
We're going to get this foodwe're going to get because we're
going to have a food topic.

(40:28):
I'm getting hungry now, thoughI know, right you, what we were
coming out of break was.
There was a huge announcementthat we need to put out on the
line yes, yeah, yeah, I heardabout this.
So our friends and actually youguys know her as Red.
Yes, she's the one that came upwith the logo, she does the one

(40:51):
that does the social mediastuff.
She does everything.
She does the one that does thesocial media stuff.
She does everything.
She does everything.
She's awesome.
And I think it'd be maybe J-LoOriginal J-Lo.
He's never really been on theair.
He's been on a couple times buthe didn't talk.
He's kind of like DollyParton's husband.
Yeah, right, there you go.
Right, who just passed away.

(41:12):
Except he's like I think he'swanted by the mafia or something
.
Oh, he is, but we won't say hisname, we just call him J-Lo 1
or 2 or 3 or 4 or original.
He's like the ultimate guy's guyand he's good to have on your
side, because I can tell that ifhe got mad one time that he'd
be good to be on your side.
Yeah, and he's just the mostlaid-back guy.

(41:33):
But I don't know if he can getmad.
I wouldn't want to see him mad.
Hmm, I wouldn't want to see himmad.
I don't know if he gets mad.
I don't know if he could get.
If he did get mad, that'd bebad, yeah, and he's like, he
does everything.
He's a good guy.
He makes every dude look bad.
At any rate, not anymore.

(41:53):
Not anymore, it's all over.
No, it's over Because,congratulations you two.
They just tied the knot legally.
They've been together for 18,20 years, I don't know the exact
.
Well, the oldest is 16, soprobably 18 years of it, 18, 19
years.
Well, we actually, we actuallywell, ice T, 20 years, sweet T

(42:16):
married, and you and us, wemarried him a few years ago at
the cabin.
Well, that's right, but theynever took the certificate and
legalized it, right.
So now they legalized it thisweek.
So, congratulations you two.
Yes, congratulations.
Can you get a cheer orsomething on there, or is that

(42:38):
on there?
There you go and guess whatthey have, old for celebrating.
Yes, they have.
What do they have?
They have some E&J.
That's right they did.
I was impressed with that one.
They had E&J Coke for theirFirst drink.
It's like their first dance.

(42:58):
Do you know what I had?
Oh, my god, I'm going throughthe sun.
I'm going through the sun barright now.
Something just ran across thebackyard.
That was not a squirrel In ourstudio, a dog, no, I think it
was a rat.
I don't know it went rat.
I don't know it went that way.
I don't know.
Oh, it's right there.
Oh, my God, what is that thing?

(43:19):
Oh, maybe it's a squirrel,never mind, it's a rabbit
dumbass.
Oh, is it a rabbit?
Oh, sorry, okay, it scared me.
You haven't heard it for awhile.
What that's like?
Music to my ears.
It is music in your ears.
Everybody likes this song.
Who doesn't like this song?
I know one person.

(43:40):
Do you really?
Yeah, they're deaf.
Someone bitch about it?
No, they couldn't hear itbecause they don't have hearing.
They do sign language, or thisone, yep, that's what I feel
like sometimes, lots of days.
Well, you guys, congratulations.
We're going to be seeing youguys tomorrow night and I'm sure

(44:00):
we'll talk about the, becauseI'm sure you're listening right
now, live, yep, on the air.
Yeah, we have dinner tomorrownight with them.
Is Q going?
He's going right, I think so.
I didn't talk to him.
I didn't answer him about that.
Uh, yeah, is Q going?
He's going right, I think so.
I didn't talk to him.
I didn't ask him about that.
Uh-huh, yep, yep, yep, yes, andwe already talked to him about

(44:21):
that.
We talked about that.
I mean, you get that.
You kept crossing off your list.
Oh, yeah, it's pretty good.
I had the nuts on my list too.
It going to be Well, it was apretty interesting story.
I wasn't mad, I was disappointed.
How am I out of a drink already?
I don't think it's been thatlong.

(44:41):
I was going to talk to youabout your pontoon and how, that
reconstruction thing.
What do we got for time?
We got about 13 minutes.
Yeah, we got a couple minutes.
The pontoon reconstruction Idon't know it's coming along.
We haven't done anything.
I mean, we, we tore apart.
I probably could have Found youone, for that was already put
back Together for a deal.
I know some my in-laws areselling theirs, but I don't.

(45:04):
I don't.
My in-laws Rebuilt Redid.
Oh, that's right.
He re Reupholstered all the Allthe stuff inside.
So it's, we took it all off.
So you're a pontoon person now.
No, yeah, no, I'm not Speakingof that.
We have a pontoon.

(45:24):
Remind me to talk to you about atopic off air when it comes to
pontoons and me ramming intosome people.
Did you ram into somebody?
No, I'm gonna, and you're onthat list too, by the way.
Yeah, we did a podcast a fewweeks ago.
It was up at the link.
Oh, you're fucking out of yourmind.

(45:44):
No, I'm not.
Why do you guys say the F wordRun TV.
We should be on TV.
How come we don't record thisanymore?
Remember when the guy was here?
Yeah, and they, I know.
Next, we'll do it for theanniversary one, when we're at
the restaurante, when we'redoing it live on there.
I'll get that, I'll figure itout.

(46:05):
We gotta figure out a time anddate, all right, and then I'll
get it set up.
We'll do it at the old smokyhouse there.
I do want to talk to the pitmaster.
We got to get a meat guy thereand we got to get you.
Do you think a meat guy willshow up there?
I think he would.
Do you think so?
Or would that be controversy?
Why he sells meat.
They cook meat, I know, butthey're competitors, aren't they

(46:25):
Kind of Not really?
Well, he sells it, but he's notpreparing it for people.
No, but he knows the cuts.
Well, we already talked aboutthat.
We're talking about the pitmaster.
Wait a minute, guy, we'retalking the meat.
We're here to talk like the pitmaster who's going to say Do
you think there's a pit masterthere?

(46:47):
They have to right.
Is that like a thing?
You hang on the wall Like acertificate that says I'm a
pitmaster and you just selfdescribe as a pit.
Are you a pitmaster?
I don't know.
Do you get a license?
I think it's self described.
Do you ever watch the pitmasterthing on the thing?
I don't know, maybe you do.

(47:07):
I could say I'm a pitmaster,you're not.
Well, you're a gum master.
Yeah, but I'm also.
You're definitely not apitmaster.
You're not.
Well, you're a gum master.
What A gum master.
Yeah, but I'm also.
Yeah, you're definitely not apitmaster.
Oh, really, because you do somuch work on that thing.
You turn it on, you put thebead on, you watch it and you
take it off.
Oh, wow, that's impressive.
There's more to it than that.
You dress the meat and youinsert with some juice and you

(47:30):
put some stuff on it.
Just use AI.
There's more to it ChatGBT.
I can just go.
Chatgbt.
What, what's chatGBT?
I can do chatGBT, say, hey,what's the best way to put?
They're not going to cook itfor you, though.
No, I know, give me theinstructions on how to put the

(47:50):
best meat on the goddamn smoker.
You're getting into the AI now.
No, I'm I, you're I.
I know, but you need the Athough.
No, I don't need the A, youneed the A on the line.
I know how to cook ribs.
I used to do it in the oven,because Q would tell me how to
do it in the oven Before allthis.
Oh, he used to do it in theoven all the time.
See, I like my ribs that falloff the bone.

(48:11):
Right, I don't want to chew onthem.
Some people like to chew.
I like them when they fall offthe bone, I do.
I don't like when you pick themup and the bone falls off.
I do.
I like to be able to grab itbut you bite the teeth and then
it falls right off.
No, I don't care, I like itwhen it falls off the bone and

(48:34):
then you bite the meat off of it.
I'm okay with that.
It shouldn't fall off like yougrab the bone and everything
falls apart.
I would say I'm not againstthat, but I prefer if it slides
off the bone.
Yes, it slides off the bonewhen you bite it.
No, just pick the bone when itcomes up.
The bone's just getting away.
I just eat it.
I like it.
I'm not opposed to it that way.
I like it as long as the flavoris good.

(48:58):
Actually, I've cooked some ribson the smoker, have you really?
Oh yeah, oh yeah, and I'vetried it.
And just like salmon.
I know how to do salmon on thegrill.
Just leave me alone.
I know what I'm talking about.
I'm not going to smoke.
You know why I don't smoke allthat goddamn meat?
Why?
Because it's a little too richfor me.
Well, you're talking about like, the only thing you'd think is

(49:21):
rich is like I like the barbecue, the brisket, I like barbecue
sauce, I like it and I like someof the meat, but I like ribs,
but some of that pork is alittle too rich for me.
I'm not saying I don't like it,I don't not like it.
I think the best thing ispulled chicken.
Though I love chicken, chickenon the smoker is awesome.
I think you think pulled meatis great.

(49:43):
I do.
I do like my meat pulled.
I like food.
I like my meat pulled.
Speaking of that?
Actually, it's not reallyspeaking of that.
Actually, it's not reallySpeaking of that.
Do you know what Gets rid of?
You know what On those reels wewere talking about earlier?
Yeah, yeah, you know what I saw.
Huh, you know what gets rid ofDogs bad breath, what this is

(50:06):
from a so called veterinarian.
I don't know if it's true ornot.
Is this real?
Is I don't know?
You should AI this.
They said that the best way toget rid of your dog's bad breath
is feeding him.
Take a guess.
Take a guess.
I have no idea.
Just take a stand.
I'll give you a hint.
It's a fruit.
Oh Well, actually, technically,I guess it'd be a vegetable

(50:28):
Pineapple, I think it'd be avegetable because it has seeds
in it.
Tomato, because vegetables haveseeds, right.
Cucumbers, watermelon.
What I'm just saying?
I'm just saying I'm not saying,I'm just saying Give your dog
some watermelon.
This would be like yeah, ai it.
I'm Tony, that's what I saw inthe reels.

(50:51):
It said give your dog watermelon.
It gives your dog good breath.
Well, let's take a look at this.
So, yes, I can't read, I don'thave my glasses on.
Yes, watermelon can help Withyour dog's bad breath.
See, your co-pilot is agreeingwith me.

(51:13):
The high water content Inwatermelon helps keep your dog's
bad breath.
See, your co-pilot is agreeingwith me.
The high water content inwatermelon helps keep your dog
hydrated, which we don't.
That has nothing to do with it,which essentially remains oral
health.
Oh, chewing on watermelon canalso help remove debris from the
teeth.
Well, whatever.
However, it is important toremember that watermelon should
be given in moderation andwithout seeds or rind, as these

(51:35):
can be harmful to dogs.
Well, seeds and rind can beharmful to people, right?
I mean you should eat seeds.
You think I'm going to take thegoddamn seed and the rind off
of the damn dog?
You want me to cut up and put abow on it?
I don't think you're supposedto eat the seed.
Should I put whipped cream onit?
I don't think you're supposedto eat seeds of fruit.
You know what?
Go chew on your deer bone.
I do give the dog deer bones.
They find them in the woods.

(51:56):
I give my chickens deer bones.
They like that.
You never gave me that bill formy dog killing your chicken.
What Didn't my dog kill yourchicken?
So I owe you money for that.
You ate a chicken, yes, ordidn't eat it.
You gotta send me the.
You don't owe me money for that.
Your dog ate a chicken, yes, ordidn't eat it.
You got a chicken.
You got to send me the.
You know your dog doesn't.

(52:17):
You don't owe me anything forthat.
Yeah, the dog.
It wasn't the dog's fault, it'smy kid's fault.
I let the dog go where thechicken's at.
It's not your kid's fault, it'sthe goddamn dog.
The dog's the one that ate.
Well, it's pretty common Farmdogs.
Well, no, they're around them.
Well, we're farm dogs.
Normal dogs eat chickens.

(52:40):
They shouldn't.
Well, they're going to.
That's just what they do.
We can replace it.
When are you going to go?
By the way, I'm not going toreplace it.
All right, should we have onemore weak one and then do a
regular wrap-up?
Yeah, let then do a regularwrap up.
Do a quick segment.
What's Snoops?
Yeah, we got five minutes.

(53:01):
Should we just finish up rightnow?
You can keep it going.
I can make us one.
No, I can't.
No, that's okay.
What's Snoops?
What?
I don't know what Snoops means.
I had that written down.
Snoops, oh, you're snooping,that's right.
You're the guy that snoops forpresents.
And it was back to the gumthing.
Sorry, we already hammered thatout.
That was dumb.
Yeah, no, but no, I was goingto say did you see all that

(53:24):
outbreak lately and thetornadoes?
How's your mom doing?
Did she get tornadoes downthere?
I don't think.
No, she's not there In Monroe.
I think she's down.
She's in Louisiana.
Arkansas had all thesetornadoes this week.
Monroe is in Louisiana.
She's been in Florida, I think.

(53:45):
Oh, really, yeah, they wentdown towards the Keys.
Oh, fetish Fest, is it whatit's?
Fetish Fest, that's where yougo down this time of year.
You go down there and you putpasties on your nipples, mm-hmm,
yep, I'm pretty sure, I'mpretty sure mom was down for
that.
No, you just cut off jeanshorts, shorts, oh hey.

(54:12):
And then you that, oh, I didtell you that.
Our old neighbor from theneighborhood back where I live,
no, no, no.
At the welding shop, at thewelding shop, welding shop, hold
on, hold on the welding shop.
The guy that does welding, oh,yeah, his family.
We're supposed to go theretomorrow.
Yeah, he's a free baseman.
Yeah, you saw me there.

(54:32):
Yeah, I keep thinking old name,but I'm thinking of the guy
that kicks the dogs.
The guy that kicks the dogs, hemoved to North Carolina.
Oh, stiebel, stiebel, yeah, no,no, no, no, no, no.
Yeah, I know he's a freebaseman.
Is he a listener?
I didn't even talk to him aboutit.
We could go see him if we got aride for us afterwards, because

(54:56):
we probably have a couple beersand then we could go down to
that restaurant.
But I got to run to my aunt'splace early morning.
All right, wait, wait, wait, Igot to get.
How about this?
I have my kid drop us off thereand the girls pick us up there
to the restaurant.
All right, can you pause it,because I got to pee For real.
Yeah, our listeners won't knowI'm going to pee my pants,

(55:18):
alright, and we're back.
Oh, that's right, it wasn'tlike a music break.
No, we did a pause.
Oh, that's right.
This is kind of like I.
This is well not for you.
No, I'm just I.
This is great, I forgot.
This is kind of like I.
This is not for you.
No, I'm just I.
That was I.

(55:38):
That was kind of like I.
I got a little leg in there.
I'll take that off.
Anyways, I have no idea whereit's at.
Oh, I was talking about thewelding guy from the welding
company.
So he was a free man.
What does that mean?
I don't know.
I just remember from Oak Island.
I thought that meant he wastrying to get somebody out of
prison.
He told me that he knew wherethe National Treasurer is.

(56:04):
I said they already found it.
I saw the movie.
Yeah, nick Cage.
Yeah, he found it.
Yeah, yeah, they had to docertain things.
I know where it is too.
I thought you were talking abouta guy getting released from
jail or prison.
His name was Mason, but Ididn't know what you were
talking about.
No, he's a free Mason.
I know that's what I'm saying.
Yeah, no, he was in jail.
No, okay, no, you know he's afree Mason.
He's like the.

(56:32):
So I'm kind of curious whatactually goes in there.
It's BS.
It's a way for guys to get awayfrom their wives.
Well, why don't you just go tothe bar?
No, because you're not.
You don't say that, becauseit's a little bit easier to get.
Hey, I got to go down to the.
It's like like, if you're amilitary guy, you've got to go
down to the VFW.

(56:53):
He did.
He's doing the big barbecue,though.
He's cooking all of it.
He's doing a whole bunch ofpork butts.
That's right, we were going togo there.
They make their own barbecuesauces and he's got this one
that is supposed to be.
Did you say sauces?
Yeah, sauces.
There's multiples, there'sthree of them.
Gotcha, yep, so he's got aCarolina one.
He said it's freakingincredible and he's taking

(57:14):
credit that he made it or he'spart of the crew that makes it.
He's part of the crew thatmakes it.
I don't think he he didn'tinvent that one.
He smokes the meat because heworks at the welding shop, so he
made his own huge big smoker.
Right, yeah, I think I've seenit.
I haven't.
We should borrow it fromMomorandi.
Oh, we should go.
Well, I could talk to him, so Igot to.

(57:35):
So here's the thing In themorning we can talk to this off
here.
But you know why I say we couldtalk about this off here.
We end up talking about it onair.
It doesn't matter, it is thesame thing.
I'll go take care of my auntearly in the morning.
Bring a nail, or are you goingto actually get picture hangers?
No, I'm going to Like the realones, I'm going to.
Are you going to stop by theWalmart or the Harbor Hank?

(58:00):
No, the Ace Harbor.
The Ace Harbor has those littlehangers.
There's only two, the gold ones.
No, I don't like those Specialhangers, and some of them I'll
use nails and some of them I'lluse the screw with the anchor
Easy anchor, yeah, because onlylike two.
I felt two of them that werekind of heavier and I'd probably
use an anchor on those.
The rest I'll use a nail.

(58:21):
Do you have a level?
Yeah, are you going to bring alevel?
Yeah, yeah, and tape measure,laser, no, no, laser, no, laser,
oh, why do you get themstraight around the room?
No, and what's the height to thecenter?
Again, I always got to call you.
Is it 67?
I can never remember.
It depends on most of it, mostpictures.
I like to hang it like fivefeet to the center, but it

(58:42):
depends on the.
So 60.
Yeah, because, because officesare different, that's
commercially, yeah, commercialis 67, right, no, it's
commercially 60.
62?
, 60.
But you just said I like to do5 feet.
That is 60.
Yeah, so it is 60, no matterwhat, that's what I do.
Sent to the center, Correct,okay, I got it.
So it's a larger picture.
Your top is going to be, youknow.

(59:03):
Say it's in, all right, we'lldo it at 60.
Yeah, I.
What I was going to say wasI'll get that knocked out and
then we've got to figure out howwe get out to that thing.
Pre-game, before the weddingreception, I told you why don't
we have one?
We've got to have your kidsdrive us.
I have my kid drive us there,drop us off.

(59:25):
Do it At the thing At the oh,the Freemason.
Yeah, and the girls can pick usup and take us to the reception
.
I don't know if my girl's goingto want to do that.
I think she's going to want togo to the Freemason thing.
Well then, let's just go to theFreemason thing.
We may Uber it tomorrow night.
I think.

(59:46):
A reception, we probably shouldUber it.
Can we group Uber it?
Yeah, maybe I don't need to.
Well, you don't, but I thinkI'm going to Uber it.
I don't want to risk ittomorrow.
I think we're going to getafter it a little bit.
Are we doing something afterthis dinner?
Wait, wait, I don't know.
Is there something going onthat I don't know about?

(01:00:06):
I don't know.
It's a reception, shouldn't webe?
It's not like a real reception,though I thought we'd go to a
strip club.
It's not like a real reception.
Well, yeah, it is.
I mean it is, but it's not.
It's not like it's a good.
Well, we gotta make it a niceone.
What the hell?
We gotta do at least somethingfunny.
Is it open bar?
We should have open, goddamnbar.

(01:00:27):
We should text it.
Is it Reception, open Bar?
Do it.
Do it right now.
Do it live on the air, do it.
Should I text both of them?
Yeah, say hey.
We're live on the air right now.
We have an open bar tomorrownight and do that at E&J.
See, there's red.
See, brandy's and BS arewondering if we're going to have

(01:00:49):
to get an Uber or not.
We're going to have Brandy'sand BS pay for the Uber.
Oh and, by the way, there's nochance we're ever going to get.
Right now I would say no chance,but currently there's a very
slim chance that we're going tobe a sponsor on the Pickle Bowl
championship.
Why?
Last Sunday they had the PickleChampionships on Fox 9.

(01:01:12):
The main Fox and the sponsorswas like Humana, it was like
Ford and it was like what'swrong?
I don't know where you're goingwith this, because we're a
little short on funding for thesponsorship.
Are you serious?
I mean those kind of bigsponsors.

(01:01:34):
Yes, it's getting big.
The guy has an eight-timechampionship and it was just BS.
I watch it.
They're not even that good.
They're not even that good.
I mean, don't get me wrong,they're good.
I know he's good, but it's notlike.
I guarantee somebody where weplayed last week at that, where
your soup was so good, somebodythere could have beat these guys

(01:01:57):
.
I'm not joking.
It wasn't like volley, volley,volley.
It was.
They were always making amistake on the return.
It was either too deep or ithit the net.
That's what happened and that'swhat happens at the local
establishment.
It wasn't like Ditter Lake.
I copied you on it.
Oh shit, what did you see?

(01:02:19):
Oh geez, oh geez, I didn't doanything bad.
I just said we're doing apodcast.
If open bar tomorrow night atreception, I want to know if
there's any dancing.
Are we dancing?

(01:02:41):
Oh yeah, you got to ask that.
Are we doing the chicken danceor the electric slide?
We already had a reception whenthey got married the first time
.
Electric slide, we had thewhole thing.
And then my old man Was talkingabout it today.
He was like I don't know whatyou guys were doing.
I walked her down the aisle andthe next thing you knew you

(01:03:03):
were having a wedding and Ididn't know what was going on.
He said that's a nice thing.
I don't know what you guys weredoing.
I was about ready for bed andyou guys had a wedding.
It was 11.20 when it started.
We looked it up From thepictures, like on your line, on
your camera.
It was late because they hadbrought back all those outfits,

(01:03:24):
right.
I did the music for the.
We could have brought all theoutfits out.
Yeah, I did the music for the.
Is that the thing?
We can bring all the outfitsout?
Yeah, I did the music for thereception.
I played all the classics.
Yeah, yeah, da-na-na-na-na-na,da-na-na-na-na-na-na.
Electric slide.
Yeah, the electric slide.
I did the roll out the barrelRight For the Polish people.

(01:03:46):
Oh, yeah, it was great.
Anyways, you guys chicken dance.
Yeah, we did the chicken dance.
Great dance, I like it.
Q likes the chicken dance,anyways.
So tomorrow night we'll havemore content.
I tell you what we're going tohave more content.

(01:04:09):
So I got to run all the way tothe town down there.
Do all this stuff come back.
Then we got to get out to thebarbecue.
That doesn't start until whattime did I say it was Three.
Three, is that when it started?
I don't know what time isdinner.
Seven, I guess it's plenty oftime.
That was too much time.
That's a lot of drinks.
Yeah, we got to have beer andget out there, but then we're

(01:04:31):
going to have to, because I wasasked if I was being the driver
tomorrow.
I can recruit him.
I can recruit my kid.
You think they'd drive us.
Are they driving us here,though?
I'd pay them.
Yeah, they'd drive you, I'llpay them.
What does the Uber rate?
It'd probably be like $50.
I don't know.
I'm sure he can drive you.
I'll pay him $50.
I'll pay him a frickin' $100.

(01:04:54):
How's that?
I don't care, I'm not going to.
I don't think.
I want to have a good time.
I don't want to worry aboutdriving.
Let's talk on the air right now.
That's right.
We keep talking.
That's what makes the show good.
That is what makes the showgood, because we're all talking.
Everybody's singing.
After the show, I'll check witha kid, because what's the point

(01:05:16):
of having a 16-year-old?
You can't make him drive usaround?
Well, he can make money.
We'll pay him.
Well.
Oh, I got a game.
Oh, my God, I forgot we got todo one more segment.
We're done.
We can't.
No, I can't.
I got a game.
Save me some next time.
No, it's a great game.
What kind of game?

(01:05:38):
I ask you questions and then youguess the answer it's this new
game I made up.
It's an invention.
It's like Cherry Pursuit.
I don't know what that is.
I mean it's.
I don't know what that means.
Q&a I don't know what you'retalking about.
I don't know what you're.
What's that mean?
Just okay, real quick.
All right, go ahead.
We're only a couple of hoursand then we're going to wrap it
up.
Oh, we're going to wrap what up?

(01:05:58):
Well, it's an hour and tenminutes already.
What do?
All right, go ahead.
So do you like the 1980s?
Do you like animals?
Do you like Bible?
Do you like Christmas?
Do you like easy?
Do you like hard?
Not in a sexual way, but in achallenging way?

(01:06:18):
Do you like famous women?
Do you like food?
Do you like kids?
Do you like general?
Do you like geography or do youlike people?
Yes, which one would you like,sir?
Yes, okay, we'll do.
We'll do General.
Do kids, kids, four kids?
No, that's too easy.
Why?
We'll do that.

(01:06:39):
We'll do general.
What kind of game is this?
It's rigged.
Let me ask you this Do people,do people Alternatively Name
Christmas star?
What flower was named by theUnited States First ambassador
to Mexico?
I'm sorry, what was that?
What Alternatively NameChristmas star?

(01:07:00):
What flower was named by theUnited States First ambassador
To Mexico?
Three seconds, please, three.
It was in 1828.
Come on Two.
It's red.
Three seconds, please, three.
It was in 1828.
Come on Two.
It's red.
It's got red leaves.
I know I can picture it.
I can't think of the namePoinsettias.

(01:07:21):
Poinsettias, yes, it was JoelRoberts Poinsettias First named
the Poinsettia in 1828, while hewas the US minister to Mexico.
In addition to Mexico, thePoinsettia is indigenous to
Guatemala.
I actually did know thatDifficulty.
Very easy.
I did know that I could notthink of the name of the plant.

(01:07:41):
Well, this is a great game.
I don't know what it's called,but we're going to have to come
up with a name to it.
All right, I didn't know thatone, I just could not think of
it.
What would you be studying ifyou saw arches, whorls and loops
?
Question mark Architecture.
That is incorrect.
The correct answer isfingerprints.

(01:08:02):
No, yeah, the ridges on thefingertips, known as
fingerprints, are used with agrip in humans.
So there's no arches, whorls,or what was the other one?
Whorls is spelled W-H-O-R-L-Sand loops.
There's none of that inarchitecture.

(01:08:24):
The answer is fingerprints.
I think you're wrong.
Okay, what company logo featuredin the movie Cast Away that's
with Tom Hanks contains an arrowbetween two of the letters?
Oh, that's kind of funny.
That would be a very smartquestion.

(01:08:48):
I can picture it.
The name of the company?
It was a FedEx box, but theheart with the arrow through it.
I don't remember the name.
What company logo is thequestion?
Fedex, you are correct, but theheart with the thing with the
logo, no, wait, no, no, that'swrong.
That's wrong Because the heartwith the logo with the arrow

(01:09:11):
going, no, no, that's wrong.
That's wrong Because the heartwith the logo with the arrow
going through it was that otherlady's logo.
I'm going to read the questionone more time there, smarty
pants, what company logofeatured in the movie Castaway
contains an arrow between two ofthe letters?
You're overthinking it.
You're right, fedex.
Once you see the arrow betweenthe E and the X, the white space
in FedEx, you'll see it everytime.
It's secondary edition by thelogo designer to indicate

(01:09:32):
movement and speed Difficultyaverage.
What does Volkswagen, thepopular German car, mean in
English?
Oh, hmm, hmm, hmm, um, uh-huh,mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm, mm-hmm,
mm-hmm.
Are you iHearting it right now?

(01:09:55):
Yeah, volkswagen, I meanEnglish.
That's volume.
You're cheating.
You're cheating.
It doesn't say I don't know.
The answer is people's car.
We have two more.
What does this mean?
People's car?
Yeah, oh, because they'reGerman.

(01:10:16):
Like the Nazi thing.
Can you play that one song?
Is that the Nazi thing?
Can you play that one song.
No, da da da, ch, ch, ch.
What's that song called?
No, that one's great too, butcan you play the other one?
You have to go on the collabtop.
Oh, which one is it?
It's called Da Da Da.

(01:10:38):
Remember back in that Volkswagencommercial, like in the 90s or
2000,.
They played that A da da da, ahookah, haka, haka, hoo.
You don't remember that one?
It's a great tune.
My brother-in-law remember thatone.
That's a great tune.
My brother-in-law knows thatone.
I can phone a friend, he knowsit.
I can't think of it.

(01:10:58):
Is it a Volkswagen song?
I'll tell you what it is.
If you want to music it, justgo da-da-da, Volkswagen,
da-da-da.
I'll tell you what it is.
For Christ's sake, people aredriving on the road.
It's so-and-so, right, right,commercial, da-da-da, a hootie
boogie, da-da-da-da.
It's a German, germany, germanVolkswagen.

(01:11:24):
Nope, that ain't it.
Oh, yeah, it is, but it soundsfunny.
It's kind of.
It's not really like YouTube,it's like a.
It sounds like you're gettingstatic or something.
But that is a song.
Ahooka hookahucka.
That don't sound as clear asher breakdance is on.

(01:11:46):
All right, no, it doesn't, butit's da-da.
The name is called Da Da Da.
That's what I said From 1997.
I know my music and, by the wayand by the way, you and QDawg,
when he's listening to our nextpodcast we are in the running to
go up and do the.
I might secure it next weekendup at the Sigma Chi frat house.

(01:12:11):
We might have to go up thereand actually do the.
Are we really?
No, are we in the running?
We are, we are.
How'd that happen?
Because J-Lo number 20.
J-lo 20 is in charge of allthat.
So Sally's BF is in charge ofall that, and I think there's

(01:12:33):
some difficulties.
Oh, hey, oh, we got one.
We got a cha-cha slide too.
So, anyway, so Sally'sboyfriend's in charge of it?
Is he in the same frat?
Yeah, but when it's so hard forme to remember when Daryl and

(01:12:56):
his buddy get back, they'recoming back early and we're
going to be up there the nextweekend.
They might help With us gettingup there Doing the DJ work For,
like, the main party or forjust for the the main party.
Wow, yeah, we ain't fuckingaround, we ain't doing that

(01:13:17):
fucking B-Squad shit, we'redoing the real shit.
Well, we gotta do a show, right.
We're doing a show up thereright, pre-game For sure.
I mean, I said I might justenroll there Just to be a member
.
Okay, next question oh shit, Iforgot I was still doing this.
Okay, go ahead.
That one's too hard.

(01:13:37):
In what month is the officialfirst day of summer in the
Northern Hemisphere?
That's stupid.
It's June.
Never mind, let's go to thenext one.
Let's go to the one here.
Sometimes used to indicateweight in octothorpey.
I don't know how to pronounceit, it's O-C-T-O.
But the only problem is none ofthat makes it on the air.

(01:14:07):
No, it's named as what it'snumber, hash or pound signed.
Okay, do it again.
Where would you find a I don'tknow the pronunciation, I'll
spell it for you the letterG-N-O-M, as in Mary O-N.
What was it?

(01:14:28):
G-n-o?
No, no, the spelling is G.
The letter G N-O-M, as in MaryO-N.
Gnome no, that's not gnome,it's like gnomon.
Where would you find that?

(01:14:50):
Easy, I'm Googling it.
I have no idea it's so easy.
Come on, people.
The modern Wikipedia here.
It's ancient Greece, ancientGreek.
It's a little pointer thatcasts a shadow on the face of a
sundial.
I did not know that.

(01:15:11):
I will never forget that aslong as I live.
I did not know that.
I will never forget that Ifsomeone says, hey, does anybody
know what that little pointer isthat casts a shadow on the face
of a sundial is.
I'm like, yeah, it's a gnomon.
Is it the shadow itself, or isit the little triangle on the
stone?
No, it's the little pointerthat casts the shadow.
It's the pointer, not theshadow.

(01:15:32):
So it's the stone.
It's like the thing on top ofthe stone, the triangle here,
like this.
Here I got that.
Let me show you.
It's that thing.
Yes, so this thing is a gnomon,that's a gnomon.
Gnomon, yeah, and as you cansee, wait, wait, yeah, is it
gnomon?
I don't know the pronunciation.
I mean, if you think aboutgnome, it's probably gnomon.

(01:15:53):
Gnomon, right, I would go withgnomon, I mean right, I think
the G is silent.
It's got to be silent, which isreally weird.
Okay, spanish consumption roseby over 33% in the USA in 1931.
Well, it's what is the mainreason commenters gave for this?
Popeye, you are absolutelycorrect.
The release of the Popeye comicstrip.
Yeah, 100%, you're so smart.

(01:16:15):
Yeah, which food item connects a1970s American band featuring
David Gates in a 1980s Britishsitcom written by Carla Lane.
1980s British sitcom.
I'm not real off to date Withmy British sitcoms.
That was boring.
I gotta be honest with you.
I'm gonna give you the answer.

(01:16:35):
What is it?
Bread?
It's stupid, I'm sorry.
What Bread?
Bread, as in, like what you eat, yeah, bread.
What kind of game you got goingon here?
I'm sorry, this is terrible.
I'm actually.
This is terrible.
I've actually I've been reading.
You need to select these thingsahead of time.
Okay, this is the last one.

(01:16:56):
This is stuff that I've learnedin the last week.
I wrote it down on my notebookso that I could share my
knowledge with you.
It's a fun fact.
The name of the show is calledAre these words of the day?
No, the name of the game iscalled Fun Facts.
Do you or do you not know?

(01:17:17):
I'm going to go with a question.
This is my last one and I'llget more for next show.
Here's the last and finalquestion.
The Procter Gamble Company firstsold their unsinkable bar soap
in 1879.
What was it called?

(01:17:37):
Hmm, oh my gosh, soap, ivorySpring.
That was a very good guess, butthat is incorrect.
The correct answer is IvorySoap, ivory soap, mm-hmm.
And you know why?
Is all soap?
For the soap float?
Yes, you know why.
The classic soap wasestablished to have a pH value

(01:18:01):
of 9.5 and claimed to be 99, 44,slash 100% pure 44%.
The white, gently scented soapwas one of P&G's Procter
Gamble's oldest products and wasdistinctive in the fact that it
floated in water.
I wash it on it.
Soap did not float until P&G.
Tell this, yes, and, by the way,you will learn that if you

(01:18:23):
watch on Sundays Made in Americamy favorite show on Sundays,
it's on there.
We have dinner on Sundays.
What do you watch on Sundays,right before we go to dinner?
Don't you do things during theday?
Yeah, watch TV?
No, depends.
What the Jesus Christ that is.
I like that.
It learned a lot of shit on that.
What is that History Channel?

(01:18:43):
Is it history?
I don't know.
I think it might be.
It has to be, it has to be.
It's all day on Sunday.
They talk about beer, they talkabout whiskey, they talk about
every food.
They talk about cornflakes.
Kellogg's it's good.
I don't watch it.
Subway McDonald's Like Subway.
Yeah, they do all this shit.

(01:19:04):
It's interesting.
Made in America yeah, it's great.
I haven't watched it.
Great, you learn a lot.
Do they have?
Do they have EJ in there?
Goddamn, no, what the fuck is?
Pardon my language.
What the hell is wrong with?
Oh?
Yeah, you just swore too.
Oh, I know you should havevisited.
Well, maybe it's for I'm nothappy with EJ.
Okay, I'm not happy with EJ, Iam I, oh, you know what.

(01:19:27):
Speaking of joyous, I justwatched blooper outtakes on
Letter Kenny.
No way, oh, it's so good.
They have a whole lot ofouttakes.
I can't believe all my reels,the outtakes, bloopers.
Oh my God, it is so good.
That'd be funny.
Oh my God, they're so funny.
Wayne the fighter guy yeah,yeah, oh, he laughs so many

(01:19:51):
times.
It's great.
And then those hockey Riley andthey're like, they laugh so
hard.
It's funny.
It's gotta be hard not to laugh.
The black girl the black girl,that's like, and she's like he's
doing this and she had one andthey all lost it.
It was so funny.

(01:20:11):
I'm like these guys are goodpeople.
What are you watching that on?
It was on Reels On Facebook.
It probably will now Just sayit and it comes up on your Reels
.
I don't watch Reels that much,I watch Twitter.
It'll come over your TwitterReels.
I don't know if it does or not.
Yeah, it does.
Well, you, it does, doesn't it?
Yeah, it does.
Well, you know what?
What I'm going to go?
Gnomonon, check my Gnomonon.
No, gnomon, gnomon, gnomon.

(01:20:33):
I'm going to watch my Gnomon.
What was that again?
I just checked my Gnomon.
What was that again?
The sundial.
I just checked my sundial.
See, it all comes, cometogether.
We're past, we're past time.
Oh shit, that's right, we gottago.
We're gonna rock it on.
We gotta get up to the bar,alright?
Well, hey guys, have a goodweek.

(01:20:53):
We'll see you next time.
Alright, we'll see ya.
You.