Galey's awkward moment with the "cunnies" entourage

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Well, the radio station here at Hot Tomato. We were
excited last week with all of our guests, but we
had one particular guest to Adam Sullivan Conney. He's known
to all of his fans. He came in and we
had a good chat with him and it was really enjoyable,
and you know, some people in the station got photos

(00:20):
with him afterwards. And he had a Lamborghini here and
took us for a joy ride and that sort of thing.
And he's entourage with him, Trey, and there was a
like John that was with him and a handful of
people and they are all pretty cool and it was
a cool vibe. Right. So we were out and about
and everything, and I need to tell you about something

(00:41):
awkward that I did that I haven't been able to
tell you yet. That's one of those awkward moments because
when cool people around you kind of want to keep
it cool, right, like, you know, especially when you're a
little bit older. I gave that up long ago. Yeah, yeah,
you're at your best. I just went, don't be someone
you're not. Yeah, but you're true. I wasn't trying to

(01:04):
be cool, I was just trying to keep a lid
on it, right, anyway, I've let myself down. This is like, well, okay,
So I really liked Trey the videographer. He was a
cool guy, right, And we're sitting in the Lamborghini together
and he's filming and he's got it all going on
and in the front, and we had the ride in
the Lamborghini and that was impressive and we were really

(01:26):
grateful that they came in and everyone was happy. And
just before Trey left, he went over to his motorbike
because he had his motorbike there and he didn't come
in the Lamborghini. And I said, oh, is that yours.
That's already danger signs, isn't it. Well, if he's getting
on it and putting the helmet on it motorbike in

(01:46):
the space, there's probably my first awkward moment anyway. So
I can't help it. But I've gone, geez, that thing
had go fast. That's a normal question. Yeah, it really does,
says Trey. And then I've gone be careful on it.

(02:07):
That's nice, Okay, it's not cool when you are someone
on one of those bikes you don't need. He's probably
got family and everyone to do that. So then I've gone, yeah,
but I've gone, be careful, and he goes, yeah, yeah,
and it only takes one little mistake. Oh stop, and
you know and then okay, so, oh no, I know

(02:28):
it's not finished yet, so you are a data fraude.
In my brain, I'm thinking, I'm trying to go, hey,
you're a cool young fella, like you know, it was
good on you, but be careful, keep on your mate.
But you forget that at that age you don't want
anyone telling you what to do, right. And I'm in
the middle of it, going I know he doesn't want this,
but I'm already in and I don't know how to

(02:50):
get out of it. So then I've gone, you know,
it only takes one little thing. And then I said
that terrible thing. Oh no, what did you say? Because
young people, oh you know what they're like, they get
the adrenaline going and they can get a little bit
in front of themselves. Anyway, he said to me. He

(03:10):
looked at me and he goes, yeah, anyway, I gotta go.
How fast do you leave being careful? He was that fast.
I didn't ever see it anyway. I apologize, Trey. I
was too committed. It came from a good place, It

(03:30):
came from a good place. It's the cool dude and
Emily J giving you grandfatherly advice, cried the young people
of today. I don't know. Oh my god. I never
thought i'd say it.