November 4, 2025 • 61 mins
A week of night shifts, glitchy gear, and a stubborn mixer sets the stage for a bigger conversation about value: what it costs to keep creating, and what it means to stand by your work. We share how we keep the show running—why we delay firmware updates, how we’re wiring phones into the board for cleaner call‑ins—and why those choices add up when you’re independent.
Then we hit the story that lit us up: a 16,000 square foot drywall job where the owner pushed a rock‑bottom 95¢ per sq ft rate and expected a discount based on shared heritage. We walk through the math, the ethics, and the pressure to cave for “opportunity.” The takeaway is blunt and hopeful: knowing your worth isn’t arrogance; it’s how you protect your craft, your team, and your future. Sometimes the win is the one you walk away from.
From there, the energy flips to pure joy and a little redemption. We relive the Dodgers’ back‑to‑back championship—the anxiety, the late swing from Miguel Rojas, Will Smith’s game‑winner, and Yamamoto’s stone‑cold presence in the biggest moments. Beyond the highlight reel, we talk team culture: fewer egos, more trust, and the kind of unselfish play that wins tight games. A standout moment came from the Blue Jays’ tribute to Alex Vesia, a reminder that even on the sport’s biggest stage, grace matters.
We also wade into SNAP, the shutdown, and how spending fights get tied to everything else. Agree or disagree with our takes, you’ll hear real questions about clean funding, foreign aid, immigration, and who ultimately pays. It’s not about yelling; it’s about asking for clarity and owning the tradeoffs.
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Joe (00:19):
What's up everybody?
What's up?
What's up, everybody?
What's up?
This is the talkers podcastunscripted.
How's everybody doing outthere?
Happy Sunday fun day,everybody.
Happy Sunday fun day,everybody.
How's everybody doing?
My name is Joe and we have TheGooch.
What's up in the Gooch?
(00:42):
Yeah, I'm talking about.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's up, everybody?
Before we start the show, Iwanna thank everybody.
All the downloaders aredownloading on podcasts or
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(01:04):
platforms up there, everybody.
Thank you very much.
I wanna thank on Europe, all ofEurope, Japan, China, Africa,
and South America, NorthAmerica, brother.
Thank you guys, thank you,thank you.
Thank you for my downloads andtuning in.
I'm surprised.
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(01:25):
theetalkers.buzzsprout.com andum I got a QR code here to to
show you where to go.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's up everybody?
What's up, what's up?
How's everybody doing?
Everybody doing good?
What happened?
What's what's going on, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (01:47):
Should I even realize I still had my mic on on
mute?
Joe (01:50):
Oh yeah, no, no, no, no.
You're good, you're good.
What's up, everybody, what'sup?
There is the QR code.
The QR code, everybody.
If you want to go to ourpodcast, just put aim your
camera to the QR code.
It goes directly to ourbuzzsprout page, and you can
follow us and support our showand subscribe to Thee Talkers
(02:10):
Podcast.
Unscripted, everybody.
What's happening, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (02:16):
What's up?
I'm just trying to get my stufftogether here.
Joe (02:26):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
Thee Gooch (02:29):
Oh, God, what a week, Joseph.
How you let's here for the LosAngeles Dodgers.
Joe (02:34):
Yeah, dude.
No shit.
No shit.
Everybody was uh beautifulgame, but we'll talk about it
after, Gooch.
Um uh it was a good game.
I wasn't shiting it, but uh youknow, you know.
But uh but so how do you been,Gooch?
How was your day?
Thee Gooch (02:55):
It's been pretty slow.
Um I've been working nights thelast six days.
And um it's pretty exhausting,man.
Joe (03:06):
Oh shit.
You look tired.
You look tired.
Thee Gooch (03:08):
Oh, yeah.
I'm very fatigued right now,man.
I'm very fatigued.
Like, you know when you drive,when you're driving and shit,
and then you like you feel likeyou want to doze off?
Joe (03:16):
Uh-huh.
Thee Gooch (03:17):
Yeah, that's how I feel right now.
So I need your butt cheeks aspillows.
Joe (03:23):
No shit.
Thee Gooch (03:26):
Oh my god.
Other than that, I've beenalright.
Huh?
Other than that, I've beenalright.
Joe (03:34):
Oh, you you have?
Nice! But um, yeah, dude.
Well, we have like we hadre-recorded last week because of
my uh technical difficultyissues and all that shit with my
audio.
I'm right here fucking what thefuck is sounding weird, you
know, because you know, when werecord an audio, I only hear it
(03:54):
low.
It was kind of low, like, ohdude, I don't think we're gonna
do the podcast on Sunday,something's wrong with my mixer
or something wrong with my orthe StreamYard um website and
things like that, you know.
So that's one of the reasonswhy we didn't record last week
because of due to audiotechnical difficulties and all
that stuff.
But um, yeah, so I found itout.
It was just uh the minor littlething that I fucking missed
(04:16):
because um I didn't put it onstereo and all that stuff.
So it was my my dupe, my littlemy little oopsie doopsie, you
know that shit.
Thee Gooch (04:24):
So it was your technical difficulty.
Joe (04:26):
It was my technical difficulties.
I don't know, it's because uhsometimes uh the mixer always
gets updates, and I always dothe updates, and I don't do it
before the show.
The updates, because sometimesthe audio can mess up when it
when they give us updates.
Because right now we got I gotanother update.
I got to download it, and but Idon't want to do it right now
until we or when we're whenwe're done on the show.
(04:47):
Okay?
Every time I do something, whenthey do an update in our
firmware and my mixer, it um itmesses up the audio, so I don't
want to risk it today.
Uh I was gonna do it afterwe're done with the show.
And the the the the thedownload, the update is about,
you know, I think you could putyou could connect uh the USB
cord to my phone instead ofusing the Bluetooth.
(05:08):
So I could just uh use it within case people want to call.
So just go directly to the USBUSB cord, connect my cell phone,
and I I could receive callslike that better.
Something like that.
Thee Gooch (05:19):
So we can receive calls on the mixer.
Joe (05:22):
On the show?
Yeah, we could well if if Iconnect it to my mixer and I add
my uh my phone, yeah.
And I even have that uh optiontoo on the mixer, too.
But uh I just give them a codeand I'll email it and they'll
well they got to go to the site,a website, and then they get it
from there and they could justjoin the show.
But it's for free right now,but after I'm done with it, I
(05:44):
got to pay a monthly charge andall that stuff.
But I don't want to do thatshit.
But we'll see what happens.
Thee Gooch (05:50):
Yeah, it's always money, always spending money,
always everything.
It's always money.
Joe (05:54):
It's like that's that's the thing.
I don't yeah, it's always aboutmoney and shit, you know?
And I mean, what more do theywant?
I mean, we we spent a lot ofmoney with the product as it is,
or making a lot of money withthe product that I buy, and you
know, so it's a good brand,Rode, you know.
It's a good brand.
It's the Rode Caster Pro 2.
I'm talking about the mixer.
Thee Gooch (06:17):
It's always doing money, all time to sleep.
Yeah, I know.
Now you know how that feels,huh?
Joe (06:23):
Yeah, exactly.
Danny, can you buy me this?
Can you buy me that?
No, Miho.
No, you got to go to work.
Get a job, get a job.
You all you do is eat and shitand sleep.
You know, you're like a you'relike a cat, Mijo.
Just eating, you just eat shitand sleep.
(06:45):
You know, just like a cat.
Yeah.
They don't have to pay billsand all that shit, no worries or
anything.
Thee Gooch (06:53):
Luck, I wish I could go back to those days where I
don't have to pay bills.
Yeah, I know, right?
To rely on our parents.
Yeah, I know.
You know, they just go toschool and all that stuff.
Honestly, bro, I actually Iwish we can go back to the 80s,
man.
Joe (07:05):
Yeah, that's what I want to go.
You know, uh, we alreadyexplained it last year.
I mean last year, last week,huh?
Um, two weeks ago.
What reason?
What year?
You know, things like that.
Yeah.
So Gooch.
What's up?
So you send me a picture ofyour workplace.
What is that all about?
I mean, you know, give me.
Thee Gooch (07:26):
Yeah.
Okay, so I have a I have adude, right?
And this dude is Mexican, so hefinds if he hears or sees that
people need a drywaller and afinisher, then you know, he'll
let them know about me and shit.
And he gets a piece of the pie,you know.
I give him my number, and uh,you know, somehow, I don't know
how he does it, but he gets apiece of pie.
(07:47):
He gets a piece of the pie ofmy work, right?
Without doing a fucking liftinga finger.
Yeah.
And I'm sure every race hasthis dude.
And the shit I dealt with lastMonday, dude, is kind of fucked
up.
And it was the first time I hadto deal with it.
And you know, that's this is mythis is my own shit, right?
This is my own company.
(08:07):
This is what I do, you know, asa for a living.
So, anyways, that picture Isent to you.
Do you have it?
Is it posted?
Yes, I do, sir.
Joe (08:14):
I've got uh picture one right here.
Okay, picture one right here.
Thee Gooch (08:18):
Just show one.
I don't think we have the two.
Joe (08:21):
You know, the two.
Okay.
Thee Gooch (08:24):
Okay, so this house is uh and the way we measure it
out when we're in drywall andfinishing, we measure it out by
square footage.
Okay, so this house is 16,000square feet of drywall that
needs to be hung, right?
Okay, and the guy who so theowner of the house who who so
happens to be Mexican fromMexico kind of kicked me in the
(08:47):
balls, dude.
Like expecting a free ride, youknow?
Uh-huh.
Like, you know, and that's andthat's the the one thing that
really fucking bothers me, dude.
Like, and I'm sure all theraces have this problem that
just because you're one race,like I'm Mexican and he's
Mexican, that I should give hima fucking discount.
Joe (09:04):
Uh-huh.
Thee Gooch (09:05):
Right?
That's what I picked up.
You know, that's what I pickedup.
And when I was there sittingthere talking to them trying to
figure out, you know, numbersand shit.
Joe (09:13):
Uh-huh.
Thee Gooch (09:14):
He said it three times.
Oh, I got a crew in Ohio orwhatever the fuck he said.
I got a crew in Ohio that thatwill charge me really cheap, you
know, like 95 cents, 95 cents asquare foot, right?
I was like, 95 cents a squarefoot?
And this and and these arethese are the Mexicans that they
bring.
You know, I don't have 15Mexicans in my crew, right?
(09:37):
Right, right.
It's me and my helper.
If I need help, I'll get twoother guys or three other guys,
whatever, whatever the case maybe.
Okay.
Joe (09:44):
And is your is your helper Latino?
Thee Gooch (09:46):
Yeah, he is.
Joe (09:47):
Okay.
Thee Gooch (09:48):
He's a real good worker, he's a loyal worker,
dude.
I've been he's he's beenworking for me for a long time,
dude.
Okay, he won't go anywhereelse.
Well, anyways.
So, anyways, three times, dude.
Oh, I can get a crew from Ohio,95 cents a square foot, blah
blah blah blah blah.
And I was like, Jesus, youknow, how the fuck are they
making any money?
Joe (10:07):
Right, yeah.
Thee Gooch (10:08):
Because at 95 cents a square foot, if you tell tally
it up, it comes out close to15k, right?
15,000.
Okay, when you do all the math.
Joe (10:17):
Right.
Thee Gooch (10:17):
And I told him, Well, you know what, man, after
being there for like fucking 30minutes and shit and listening
to the bullshit, expecting afree ride, I was like, you know
what, man, you might as well getthat crew, man, because I'm
gonna come nowhere near thatnumber.
Nowhere near that number.
Oh no shit.
Joe (10:32):
Yeah.
Well, what do you tell you whenyou told him that?
Thee Gooch (10:35):
He says, Okay, well, if you if you think you can
give me a discount because Ilike deals, I like this.
This is a success, it lookslike a successful person, right?
I mean, he's building his ownfucking house.
You know, not a lot of peoplecan do that unless you're
successful, right?
Yeah, oh well, I like deals, Ilike deals, you know.
He's all this is taking placein Spanish, right?
I said, All right, well, I'llcome up with a number, but I
(10:55):
don't think you're gonna likeit.
And then I pull that guy, theguy that looks for work for me.
I pull him aside and I said,I'm gonna take off.
I'll think of a number, I'llcall you tomorrow or whatever.
So I called him the next dayand I told them, Look, I won't
say it now.
Let's just call him Pepe, allright?
Okay, Pepe.
I said, look, look, Pepe,respectfully turn down this job
because there's no way I'm gonnacome close to 95 cents a square
(11:18):
foot.
There's no fucking way.
You know, the amount of work,the it's just too much for that
that price.
So tell him I saidrespectfully, I'm declining this
job.
So I declined it.
There's no fucking way I'mdoing that shit, dude.
Fuck you know, it's just it wasto me, it was just a kick in
the balls.
(11:38):
Like your own race would expectyou to give them a discount
because you're their race, too.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, and that's fucked upbecause I have buddies and
friends that have their ownbusinesses, uh-huh.
Okay, and you have to berespectful.
You want to see your friendssucceed, you know.
You want to see your friendssucceed.
I'm not gonna go into mybuddy's shop and expect a
(11:59):
discount.
Fuck no.
You know what I mean?
You know where I'm getting at,Joseph?
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, I know.
That's it.
It was just in a kick, a kickin the butt for me, dude.
That's it, it just sucked.
Like, I I just yeah, I don'tknow, I couldn't do it.
It kind of dragged me down therest of the week.
It it ruined my day for sure.
Joe (12:16):
Yeah, you know, I imagine.
Thee Gooch (12:17):
Although I didn't lose any fucking sleep over it,
but yeah, it was definitely akick in the balls.
That your own race can do thatshit to you, dude.
You know, yeah.
Joe (12:26):
Oh, look, in other words, oh, we're you know, you brother
up and things like that.
Thee Gooch (12:30):
Fuck all that shit.
Joe (12:31):
Sheez.
Oh my gosh.
I mean, if it was like uh mybrother or my cousin, yeah, you
know, I'll hook it up for afucking discount.
No, no, not even that.
Not even that.
Fuck no, I'll charge youdouble.
You know what I'm saying?
Oh shit.
Thee Gooch (12:49):
No, yeah, with the exceptions.
If you're a brother, your son,you know, he needs help because
you're a fucking sorry excusefor a father and didn't teach
him how to drive well.
Fuck yeah, give him a discount,or don't charge him at all, you
know.
Oh shit, just buy the material.
But shit like that, dude.
Fucking that shit fucked me up.
Like, God damn it.
I was talking to that, I wastalking to Pepe the next day.
(13:10):
I was like, I don't know, youknow, why would he say?
And then when I left, he said,Well, yeah, he said it like four
or five times after you left,too, that he has a crew in Ohio
that can do the for that.
Well, let him fucking do it.
Let them lose fucking money.
Joe (13:22):
Yeah, well, let yeah, exactly.
Let them work for cheap, right?
Thee Gooch (13:25):
Yeah, yeah.
And that's what it is, is thatthese even Mexicans from Mexico
are okay with exploitingimmigrants.
You see that shit?
Yeah, they're okay with thatbecause they'll pay these guys
out.
Like I said, I don't have 15Mexicans running around that I
can pay on $50 a day and get ajob done at this size, at this
magnitude, in two days.
You know what I'm saying?
Joe (13:46):
Not even Tata will go for that shit, right?
Thee Gooch (13:49):
No.
Joe (13:49):
Tata will say, yeah, loco.
Thee Gooch (13:51):
Yeah, uh, you know what I'm saying?
Joe (14:01):
You know, shit.
Thee Gooch (14:04):
It was just uh it's just my rant, it was just my
rant, and it bothered me, and Ithought I'd share it to the
people.
Don't don't let people takeadvantage of you.
Yeah, because that is somefucking horseshit, you know.
Joe (14:13):
Because you you you need money to survive and support
your family, right?
Thee Gooch (14:17):
You know, it's it's not it's not about the it is
about the money, okay?
Yeah, yeah, I can't lie.
But the fact that you'rewilling to drop your price that
low and rub it in my face forthat long and expect me to be
like, oh fuck that you know whatI'll do it for 90 cents just so
I can get the job.
Fuck that.
Joe (14:38):
Shit.
Thee Gooch (14:40):
And your own, and and above all, your own race
doing that shit.
Joe (14:43):
Jeez.
I I couldn't really imagine ifyou would have if you would have
probably did that work, youprobably would it would have
probably took long to pay you,you know what I'm saying?
Thee Gooch (14:52):
Yeah, and the one thing that yeah, and and not
only that, but you'll get peoplethat want to do that, and you
do it for them, you charge themcheap, you give them a good
deal, they will become the mostanal people you'll ever fucking
meet in your life.
Because then they'll startnitpicking everything.
Yeah.
And then they start nitpicking.
Joe (15:11):
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
And they and then they'llthey'll take long work for you
to pay.
Hey, where's my check?
Where's my check?
Thee Gooch (15:18):
Yeah.
Joe (15:19):
And then, oh I'll be I'll give you half today and half
tomorrow, next week, and shitlike that, you know?
Yeah, that's what you got towatch out.
Thee Gooch (15:26):
Yeah, it would have been a fun, it would have been a
fun project, but thanks, but nothanks.
I'm good.
Yeah.
Joe (15:33):
But the way it looks at it, you would have got a lot of
money for that shit, huh?
Thee Gooch (15:36):
Oh, yeah, dude.
Joe (15:37):
Oh, fuck yeah.
It's just that he was just toostingy.
Thee Gooch (15:40):
Trying to fucking pull the wool over my eyes,
dude.
I've been doing this shit waytoo long, dude, to be fucking
being fucked in the ass withsome bullshit like that.
Because he wants a discount.
Joe (15:49):
Fuck shit.
Oh shit.
Thee Gooch (15:53):
I told my I told my compadre about that, dude.
He got all fucking pissed off,dude.
Oh, you did?
Yeah, he's a he's a fuck it.
Tell him the fuck off with thatshit.
Because he's in the samebusiness, you know?
Joe (16:05):
Yeah.
And you should have told youshould have told him that, you
know what?
Go once you get your people tobring it or tell you the ones
that know how to work that willpay you for cheap.
We'll charge you for cheap.
Bring them, bring the guys overthere to do it for you then.
Thee Gooch (16:19):
Yeah.
Let them do it.
Let them lose fucking money.
Joe (16:24):
That was just my don't break even, huh?
Yeah.
If you would have done that,you would have broke even, huh?
Thee Gooch (16:32):
I mean, I would have made some money, but I would
have fucking I would have killedmyself.
Joe (16:36):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (16:37):
I would have most definitely killed myself.
I can imagine.
And it and for the money, thethat amount of money.
I'm good.
Joe (16:53):
Hey, so yeah, that's that's it really sucks.
It sucks.
You know who sucks?
Oh my gosh.
(17:15):
But um, so did you watch thegame yesterday, Gooch?
The Dodgers?
I've been working nights overthe last six nights.
Thee Gooch (17:24):
I didn't get to watch it.
However, I did, I did listen.
I did I did listen to it onSirius X and Radio.
Joe (17:32):
Oh, you did?
I watched it, dude.
Let me tell you, I'm gonna behonest with you, dude.
The the Blue Jays were playingso fucking good, dude.
It was a good fucking team,dude.
Okay, it was I was fuckingworried.
All right, I was worried sinceuh game six, game seven, yeah.
I saw that stuff.
Yeah, I was more worried everyand anything else, dude.
You know?
Yeah, I saw that.
Thee Gooch (17:51):
And um I took a screenshot of it too.
Joe (17:53):
Yeah, and um oh my gosh, I was like, I was telling my
co-workers, hey man, how do youJoe, you gonna see the game?
What about the Dodgers?
You know what, dude?
Um I already lost hope on italready.
It looks like they didn't wantit.
Even Sexy Pants was telling meabout it.
I don't think they're gonna doit.
I don't, I mean, we were bothfeeling the same thing.
(18:14):
We were losing hope already onthe Dodgers, right?
So I was watching it yesterday,you know, because the Dodgers
were struggling, dude.
And Blue Jays were fuckingtough, dude.
They were a great team, and Irespect that.
My hats to them, dude, becauseum they give the Dodgers a good
game, dude.
They give them a game, and um Iwas like, fuck, me and sexy
pants.
So I go, hey, sexy sexy pants.
(18:35):
I go, he says, what?
I go, you think the Dodgers aregonna do it?
Or he goes, I don't know, man.
They look like they didn't wantit.
And they go, You serious?
I go, uh, and I was having hopeat first.
Oh, you know what?
They're just fuckingbullshitting, just uh playing
the emotions of the blue jays.
You know what I'm saying?
Thee Gooch (18:50):
Like that, right?
Joe (18:50):
Or they're just it's just a money-making theme to for the
economy and all that shit.
I was thinking otherwise andall that stuff.
And then after when they whenthey lost, I go, Oh fuck, I
already losing hope.
I don't know, dude.
The blue jays are playing sogood, they're giving the Dodgers
a a good game, they're hittingwell.
I was just already losing hope.
You know, I go, what a fan Iam, huh?
Thee Gooch (19:11):
And uh yeah, I saw it.
Look at before you continue.
Where's my camera at?
Look at it, says it rightthere.
Oh, yeah.
Can you see it?
Joe (19:19):
Yeah, I said I put it uh to next year.
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (19:23):
Because I was losing hope, dude.
Oh, you sure did.
Joe (19:26):
I was losing hope or I go, oh my gosh, you know, the
Dodgers already were losing it.
And I mean, I was like, I wasall for it, you know.
Hey, the Dodgers are gonna win.
Hell yeah, the Dodgers knowthey were seeing all that stuff,
okay?
And then um, so I turned it offyesterday.
I go, you know what?
They lost.
They lost.
Yeah, I just they fucking lost.
I ain't gonna watch it.
So I put it on uh the TV.
(19:47):
I was all drinking of mysix-pack.
I was already feeling loadedalready, I was all buzzed
already, and shit like that.
And so I was watching Halloweenand shit like that, which
Halloween already passed andshit like that.
So I was all like disappointed.
Then I heard of people outsidemy neighbors out there that were
like throwing fireworks becauseI missed like mostly, let me
(20:09):
see, I missed like 15 minutes ofthe game, and that's when Max
Muncie hit that home run.
Right, that's when they went tothree and four.
And uh and then so I put itback on.
I asked sexy pants, hey, sexypants, you watching it?
Yeah, I'm watching it.
I go, I'm not, dude.
I think they're gonna lose,dude.
Just you losing faith already?
I go, yeah.
Well, we're both the same.
You said the same thing, andthen I said the same thing, and
(20:31):
then you disagree.
It was like back and forth, youknow.
So uh so I put it back on.
So I finally I was watching it,and then finally they fucking
won, dude.
I go, shit.
You know, but I yeah, I wasgiving hope, I'm gonna admit.
I was giving hope.
Yep, you sure did.
And um not me though.
Not me.
Oh my gosh.
Huh?
Thee Gooch (20:49):
Like Kobe Bryant said, it ain't over.
The job still ain't over.
Joe (20:54):
And uh, I got some clips.
You want to watch the the clipsof the When They Won?
The play by pilling?
The play by pilling?
Yeah, okay.
So this one is about um play byplaying.
Let's see, hold on.
When they won the World Series.
Okay, I'm gonna play the onethat uh the whole thing.
(21:15):
It's gonna be short, okay?
(23:19):
That's the end.
Clip (23:20):
The Dodgers stand tall! They win back to back title.
Joe (23:25):
So they won back to back since uh last year, right?
The 2024.
It was a good game, dude.
As you can see, we're allwearing the Dodgers jerseys now.
You know, so my apologize tothe Dodgers, but um, it's just
that I was worried.
I'm a huge Dodger fan.
We all are, you know what I'msaying?
Thee Gooch (23:43):
I think uh I'll I'm gonna I'm gonna text sexy pants
here in a minute.
I think you deserve a spanking.
Joe (23:52):
Oh, I don't, I don't think I do.
I don't think so.
Thee Gooch (23:57):
But no, that series, the this this world series was
probably one of the best worldseries in my lifetime, at least,
bro.
Me too.
Uh it was pretty, it waspretty, it was a pretty good
series, man.
They they fought, they bothfought until the end, and
dodgers came out on top, youknow.
Joe (24:13):
I mean, uh, I've got to hand it to Will Smith.
And I knew this guy was a goodhitter, dude.
I'm a huge fan of Will Smith.
So I'm gonna buy his jerseys.
So uh yeah, because uh alwaystell um sexy pants, uh hey Will
Smith fucking hits good, andhe's doing he's doing all the
plays, and oh he's not he's nowe so he's did he he's always
disagreeing what I I like, youknow what I'm saying?
(24:33):
So yeah, so Will Smith was thestar, Yanni Moto was a star, and
uh Muncie and Rojas, especiallyRojas.
If it wasn't uh Miguel Rojas,shit, dude.
He tied up.
Thee Gooch (24:47):
Yeah, Rojas, Rojas, Rojas hasn't done anything in a
month, dude.
Yeah, he hasn't.
I think this this is his lastuh season, he's gonna retire.
Joe (24:54):
Oh shit, I didn't know that.
Thee Gooch (24:57):
36.
I don't know how because he's36 years old.
I don't know what's the age forDodger.
I think it's uh 40.
Joe (25:05):
Yeah, and um clean Clayton Kershaw too is his last uh
season.
Thee Gooch (25:10):
Yeah, well he he I mean rightfully so because he's
already up there in age.
Yeah, he's 37 too.
Joe (25:18):
Kershaw's already he's 37.
Thee Gooch (25:20):
Why does he look a lot older than you?
Joe (25:23):
I don't know.
God damn.
No shit, huh?
Yeah.
Okay, here's another clip.
Here's another clip of theDodgers, the play by player.
Clip (25:39):
Over the fence to beat the champ, you got to knock him
out.
The Dodgers titles.
Joe (25:53):
Dude, to be honest, this team that they don't have big
egos, dude.
They're not selfish, you know.
And yeah, technically they'renot selfish.
I mean, they're they leavetheir egos on the side.
This this is a team.
You know, everybody respectseach other.
(26:15):
You know what I'm saying?
Clip (26:24):
Clayton Kershaw's major league career ends as he watches
his team win a game's DevinEpic.
It didn't look like they hadany shot in this one until the
very end.
When an unsung hero, a mostunlikely hero, Miguel Rojas,
(26:44):
tied the game with a home runwith all the focus on the man
that was on deck, Shohi Othani.
It was Rojas who delivered theshot, and then it was Will Smith
who delivered the game-winninghome run in the top of the 11th
inning.
And Yoshinobu Yamamoto,legendary stuff, wins three
(27:07):
games in this world series, acomplete game in game two.
His team faces elimination ingame six.
And then, like Randy Johnson,like Grover Cleveland Alexander,
like some of the all-timegreats, Yoshinobu Yamamoto
finishes off game seven.
Unbelievable.
That's just the only word I cansay.
Unbelievable.
People who have pitched, theywill appreciate that more than
(27:29):
anybody else.
Five to four in game seven.
Joe (27:41):
What do you think about that, Gooch?
Heck yeah, dude.
Thee Gooch (27:45):
I watched all the highlights when I got home.
I got home like at one, Ithink, in the morning.
Uh-huh.
But I was watching all thehighlights.
Pretty exciting, man.
I wonder if they're gonna do aparade in Los Angeles.
Joe (27:55):
Yeah, Monday.
Thee Gooch (28:01):
Are you gonna go?
Joe (28:02):
Nah.
I would, but uh it's uh it'sit's gonna be crowded.
Thee Gooch (28:07):
Idiots out there too, they get all violent.
Joe (28:09):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:09):
You know, they get all violent.
Joe (28:11):
They get too excited, and you know, you one little push
and they get all offended andyou know, things here and there.
Thee Gooch (28:17):
But just stay home.
You stay forever.
Joe (28:21):
Yeah, I watch it on, I watch it on TV.
Oh, well, the last time wewent, it was in 1990, it was
1988.
Remember when dad took us overthere to City Hall?
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:31):
Yeah, just stay home.
Joe (28:32):
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, congratulations to theLos Angeles Dodgers, everybody.
And my hats, my hats go off tothe Blue Jays.
They they they they put theythey gave a good game to the
Dodgers, and they the Dodgers uhjust expressed their way how to
(28:54):
beat them.
So I think they were justfiguring it out too, you know.
So and my hats off to the BlueJays, too, because they did a
little tribute to uh Alex Vesia.
I don't I don't know what's theissue with him.
I don't know if you noticed.
Uh they had a number 51 underhat to express their feelings
about Alex Vessia and hisfamily.
So that's my hat's my kudos tothem, too.
(29:17):
I got a clip about that.
They uh Kike was uh KikeHernandez was explaining it
explaining it to the socialmedia.
So I think here it goes.
Clip (29:26):
All the Blue Jays relievers yesterday wrote 51 on
their hats as a tribute to yourteammate, Alex Vesia.
What's that mean to you givenyou know the stakes of the World
Series?
But they realizing that there'sthings bigger than baseball.
Yeah, I didn't notice tillBassett, actually, it was till
actually after Bassett struck meout, and I like was looking up
at the board to see theirreplay, and that's when I saw
(29:46):
that he had fifty one, and Iinstead of being mad that I
struck out, I was kind of goingback to the dugout thinking did
Bassett play the Vesia at anypoint?
And then obviously after thegame I saw that everybody had
him Man, I just for those guysto do that.
It's uh it's incredible.
You know, they're trying to wina World Series, but they
understand that this is youknow, life is bigger than
(30:06):
baseball and baseball is just agame and for them to do that and
and with the stakes w wherewe're at it with the stakes,
it's you know, hats off to themand I just I want to know that
we we appreciate it.
Joe (30:21):
Regardless of what happens tonight, we we appreciate what
they gave uh little you knowcadence since I mean uh their
thoughts to uh Alex Vesia.
So you know who's Alex Vesia isthe relief pitcher, right?
For the Dodgers?
Yeah, for the Dodgers.
Thee Gooch (30:40):
Okay, I looked it up because I was totally confused.
I don't know what the hell wasgoing on.
But he had to leave the WorldSeries for uh for some deeply
personal family matters, yeah.
So he couldn't be at the WorldSeries, yeah.
Joe (30:54):
Which is uh hope everything goes alright with him and his
family.
So yeah, dude.
So that was it.
So congratulations to theDobbs.
Yeah, mm-hmm.
Nice!
Thee Gooch (31:13):
So, what's going on in the world, Jose?
So, what else do we have forthe people out there in the
world?
Joe (31:18):
Well, you know, you sent me some clear about the snap.
What's going on with the snapthing?
What's going on?
You know what, bro?
I don't know.
Thee Gooch (31:29):
Because the federal government's down the shutdown,
and not a lot of people aregetting their EBTs or snaps,
their food stamps, and all thisother stuff.
Joe (31:39):
Really?
Thee Gooch (31:40):
I don't know.
Supposedly there was supposedto be some freak out going on,
like in the big cities wherepeople were just gonna ambush
Walmart and fucking take all thefood without paying for it and
shit.
Joe (31:51):
So this does this is like the what is it, the welfare, you
know?
Thee Gooch (31:57):
Yeah, snap benefits.
Okay, here we go.
Clip (32:04):
On the snap benefits that to expire tomorrow, uh, folks
are talking about putting cannedgoods and non-veritables for
trick-or-treaters.
Is there a possibility like youdid with the military moving
around funds?
Is there a possibility to dothat for the state?
Well, there always is, but allthe Democrats have to do is say,
let's go.
I mean, you know, they don'thave to do anything.
They don't have to all theyhave to do is say the government
is open.
And we only need fiveDemocrats.
(32:25):
But they're, you know, they'vebecome a radical left party.
So they really have become avery radical left party.
And they've lost their minds.
They've lost their minds.
All they have to do is say thegovernment is open and that's
the end of it.
And you know, largely when youtalk about Snap, you're talking
about largely Democrats.
But I'm president, I want tohelp everybody.
(32:45):
I want to help Democrats andRepublicans.
But when you're talking aboutSNAP, if you look, it's largely
Democrats, they're hurting theirown people.
Thank you very much, everybody.
Joe (32:57):
So what do you so what's going on with that, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (33:01):
Okay, so last week they they okay, so that that
SNAP benefit, what's going on?
It wasn't another bill that wassupposed they were supposed to
pass.
But see, what's going on withthe shutdown is that the
Democratic Party are insistingon having funds approved in the
bill with aid going to tofinance aid overseas to foreign
(33:22):
countries.
Some of them have a lot to dowith the transgender stuff that
they want the taxpayers, theDemocrats want the taxpayers to
pay for, like in Venezuela, youknow, all overseas shit, you
know.
Yeah, uh funding Medicaid forillegal immigrants here in the
United States.
Oh, she's uh you know, forillegals to get you know welfare
(33:44):
benefits.
So the Republican Party isshutting that shit down.
They don't want to do that.
Yeah, yeah, you know.
And why uh why us as taxpayershave to pay for that shit, you
know?
Joe (33:58):
I know, right?
Thee Gooch (33:59):
So they they they did a bill last week where it
was just strictly for temporaryrelief relief on the snap
benefits with the EBT uh foodstamps, and again, the Democrats
voted against it.
Again, so I mean everybody'spointing their fingers at Donald
Trump.
Oh, Donald Trump hates poorpeople, blah blah.
Donald Trump has absolutelynothing to do with this.
Joe (34:21):
Exactly.
Thee Gooch (34:22):
It's the Congress's job.
Joe (34:24):
Yeah, the Congress is in the isn't it the the government?
I mean uh the mayor or and orthe governor?
Thee Gooch (34:31):
No, it's it's the Congress, it's Congress that has
to approve and make this makethe fight, uh, the decisions on
where the money's gonna go.
Joe (34:38):
Okay, I see.
Thee Gooch (34:39):
You know, and then they vote on it.
And if not everybody's on boardwith the bill, then it doesn't
get passed.
And then they they try itagain, they rearrange the
whatever bill they want to tryto pass, and then they vote on
it again, and then if it doesn'tpass, then they go back to the
drawing board, make adjustments,and then they vote again, and
then everybody votes for it, andthey're the government won't
shut down.
But right now, the DemocraticParty is taking this government
(35:01):
and uh taking the people uhhostage because they want to
continue to do that wastefulspending.
And the Republican Party's notyou know having it, they're not
having it.
Joe (35:12):
But the the the whole point is that the Republicans not to
go not to um bite in, huh?
Not to not to give in, right?
Thee Gooch (35:22):
Right.
They're not gonna give in tothe Democratic Party's demands,
no, yeah, paying for shitoverseas.
Listen, half the people, halfthe world don't even like the
United States.
So we're gonna pay people tohate us.
You know what I'm saying?
They can hate us for free,dude.
Joe (35:36):
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (35:37):
You know?
Joe (35:39):
Oh shit.
Thee Gooch (35:41):
Well, yeah, that's that's what's going on.
Joe (35:43):
And here's another one about it.
You could look at uh you couldlook at this person on the Masu,
what is it?
Masliku on TikTok.
Clip (35:54):
You could look at 42 million people in this country
that need food stamps on aweekly basis, and we're saying
people deliberately instead ofAmericans, because most of the
people that are on food stampsaren't even from this country.
45% of Afghanistan immigrantsare on food stamps, 42% of
(36:17):
Somali immigrants, 34% of everyimmigrant from Iraq, 23% of
Haitians, 59% of all illegalaliens are collecting food
stamps.
Meaning that most of the peoplegetting food stamps from the
U.S.
government and the U.S.
taxpayer are not evenAmericans.
(36:38):
Think about that.
And we didn't know about any ofthis before the government
shutdown started, but thanks toDemocrats, we can confirm
tonight that millions of JoeBiden illegal aliens, people who
crossed the border when Joe waspresident, are now collecting
food stamps from a programfunded by hardworking American
taxpayers, is so crazy.
Thee Gooch (37:12):
So it's all the countries that hate us.
Joe (37:15):
Okay.
Thee Gooch (37:15):
That that are here in this in our in the United
States that the Democrat Partywants to fund to get, you know,
give them aid.
And they're all illegals.
And I want to make myselfperfectly clear.
I am neither nor fuckingDemocrat nor Republican.
I'm not for the either party.
I I consider myself moreconservative than anything.
(37:36):
Do shit the right way, youknow?
Right.
Yeah.
Enough with the wastefulspending shit.
Joe (37:44):
All that for just to spend money and then spend some money
for the LGBT, what is thatthing?
And then Sesame Street thing.
Yeah, yeah.
Other countries.
Spending money on that too.
Thee Gooch (37:58):
You know, if it's so important, like the like the
PBS shit, if it's so importantthat it's that it's super uh
educational, I think localgovernments can pay for it if
they want it.
If it's beneficial, sure localgovernment should pay for it.
But I don't think the federalgovernment should.
Joe (38:16):
So what do you mean by that?
Local government is like yourstates, right?
Thee Gooch (38:20):
Like, yeah, the states, like you know, uh the
like for example, California,and they wanna, you know, Sesame
Street these days, you want tofucking jump on Sesame Street
and again, I'm not against theLBGBQ uh uh community.
I'm not against the gays oranything like that.
But if you're gonna influencekids on that shit, the federal
government should not fuckingfund that shit.
(38:42):
Fucking crazy dude.
Joe (38:49):
I mean what is this world coming into?
Thee Gooch (38:52):
Can you hear my birds in the background?
It's almost like they know.
Joe (38:59):
Like when you're about to record, yeah.
Thee Gooch (39:04):
It's uh porky and bad.
El Chamuko.
Joe (39:11):
El Chamuco, and um, and then he sent me another clip.
Her name is uh you can look herup too.
Her name is Isab Isabel Brown @TikTok.
Did you follow her?
I followed her.
I don't know.
I don't remember.
You don't know?
Okay, here's a clip of IsabelBrown.
Clip (39:28):
The world is watching a genocide, and I know we love
that word these days when it'spolitically convenient to use,
but we are refusing toacknowledge it because it's not
a sexy badge of honor to defendChristianity.
It's not the black square, it'snot hashtag free Palestine with
a little flag emoji in ourbios.
But there have literally beenupwards of 50,000 Christians
(39:50):
slaughtered with machetes andgunned down in their churches.
50,000 Christians left withoutchurches to even worship inside,
as more than 20,000 churcheshave been burned down, all of
this in the last 15 years inonly one country, Nigeria.
This is a systematic erasure ofan entire religious group in a
(40:11):
nation where Christianity makesup half of the population and
the world is silent.
Ask yourself why so it's anit's an absolute complete
genocide in Nigeria slaughteringChristians, right?
Thee Gooch (40:35):
With the slaughtering of Christians, and
who's doing it, you ask?
Muslims.
Yeah, yeah, Muslims are tryingto take over this world.
I mean, it sounds far-fetched,but it's it's coming.
Yeah, if we don't stand up tothis shit, it's coming.
Joe (40:50):
Yeah, and so people don't think that uh that it's not
gonna come, right?
Thee Gooch (40:55):
It's already here.
I mean, they look at Minnesota,yeah.
They already have theirloudspeakers, prayer speakers,
yeah.
Yeah, Michigan.
Joe (41:02):
Michigan, Michigan too.
And you and and it's gonnaabout to happen to New York if
Mandani gets a good idea.
It's about to happen in NewYork, yeah.
If Mandani gets voted in, he'suh he's already leading, right?
Thee Gooch (41:11):
Well, here's the thing with that fucking
douchebag.
Mandami, whatever the fuck hisname is, he's running for mayor
in New York.
You know, he wants to do thisfree rent, you know, no taxes,
no this, no that, you know, freetrain rights, yeah.
Yeah, you know, free this,everything free, city markets
for everybody.
Everybody can go to the citymarkets, you pick what you want,
(41:32):
and you can go home, don't evenpay for it.
Well, somebody is paying forit, you know.
Let's be real, it's the onepercentages, the billionaires,
right?
But here's the here's the thingthough, mayors don't have
power.
Okay, they don't have power todo that.
So everybody's got theirpanties in a bunch, right?
So, what can happen now is thatif the Republican governor
(41:56):
wins, because there's a raceright now in New York for
governor, now if the Republicanwins, she can strip his power.
If Mandani wins, mayor, she canstrip his powers, but he
doesn't have that much power tobegin with, you know.
Now, what these fucking idiotsthat are saying that Mandani is
(42:19):
a fucking good would be a goodmayor, okay.
So what if all the billionairesget out of New York?
Then who's gonna pay for it?
Joe (42:26):
Yeah, exactly.
Thee Gooch (42:28):
You know, they don't think about that.
And it's uh there's only a onepercent of population of
billionaires in New York.
Which means there's not verymany billionaires in New York,
right?
So they all move out of NewYork.
Now what?
Who's paying for it?
The people that voted for himis gonna pay for it.
You know what I mean?
(42:48):
It's just stupid.
It's it's socialism that peoplethink it's gonna work.
It doesn't work.
Joe (42:56):
Nothing's free in the world.
Thee Gooch (42:57):
Nothing's free, nothing's free.
Someone's paying for it.
Joe (43:02):
And he's gonna be eating his food out of his hands.
Yeah, like his rice.
He was eating rice out of hishands on the subway.
Yeah, that shit.
I mean, I mean, what is hetrying to prove though?
I mean, literally, you know,trying to be oh, I'm I'm not
clean, I'm uh I'm I'm not I'mnot too perfect, uh I'm not
(43:26):
rich, you know.
Thee Gooch (43:28):
But I'm not being what happens, you know.
It's just people people thinkthat he's gonna be a good
candidate.
The older people know what'sup.
Joe (43:39):
They're gonna regret it.
Thee Gooch (43:40):
They'll regret it.
But when they regret it, that'swhen it's gonna be too late.
Joe (43:44):
Yeah, yeah, you know, and and and it's happening in UK.
Whatever you see in UK, what'sgoing on over there, and where
what else?
Um British at the end of theday.
UK, France, France, yeah,France, Germany.
They're regretting that shitright now.
Thee Gooch (44:00):
And we still want we still want you guys, we still
want you guys to email us.
If you guys want to come on theshow, email the show.
Joe, what's the what's theemail for the show?
Joe (44:09):
The email is Benny.
Well, speaking of which, thatfucker texts, dude.
He texted us uh last week.
Well, on Wednesday.
I go, I go, oh, you you likewhat all of a sudden this guy
texts.
Okay.
Uh, if you guys don't know,Benny's one of our ex-co um
(44:32):
co-hosts on uh the podcast, andhe texts uh me in sexy pants,
and oh, I'm going to the WorldSeries on Wednesday.
No way.
Oh, you fucking bragger, youknow, bragging.
I go, that's that's what he'stexting about, just to brag.
And then it ended up afterthat, I didn't hear him for shit
(44:55):
from there.
No way, yeah.
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (44:59):
Does he listen to the show?
Joe (45:01):
Uh I don't have no idea, but I bragged at my part in my
end that we made what we we madea lot of thousands.
Um listen, we have a lot oflisten uh listeners now.
I told him that.
You know, you're gonna bragabout you being in the World
Series, okay.
All right, that's the only timeyou talk and call or text, and
just to notify, just to bragthat you're gonna Wheel Series,
(45:23):
you know, and just becauseyou're a moneymaker, you you're
the man hours and all that shit,you know.
And they're gonna you're allstuck up, dude.
You know, I was telling youfucking stuck up and all that
shit.
But um, if you're listening,Benny, you're such a bragger,
you know.
But I told them that we have alot of listeners now.
(45:43):
And I got the report here,Gooch, uh, for today.
We have 68, I mean 687downloads in the last seven
days, dude.
You know, and that's good,that's really good.
687 downloads in the last pastseven days, dude.
(46:05):
Okay, so that's pretty good.
And and the rest of the last 30days is 1692 in the last 30
days, dude.
So we're getting popular, huh?
Thee Gooch (46:17):
Yeah, we're getting heard, we're getting our voice
heard.
Joe (46:21):
And uh the main the main uh is uh Germany, Europe, all of
Europe, and South America, andNorth America as well,
everybody.
And the last 90 days, 3244.
In other words, 3,244 downloadsin the last 90 days, and the
(46:42):
total in the all-time totaldownloads, and uh let me see my
drum set.
No, no, I fucking fuckingwanted to do the drum set.
Okay, the all-time totaldownloads, we got 7,369
downloads, dude.
Okay, total, right?
Uh pretty good.
I just want to thank all thelisteners out there.
I mean, the reason why it's abig deal for us, dude.
(47:06):
All these downloads.
The reason why, let me tell yousomething.
I don't know if you know.
Uh, I mean to change thesubject about the the the the
the email.
Here's our email, and I'll getto a forgot about that.
Yeah, I know.
I sorry, I kind of sidetrackedit a little bit and stuff like
that.
I sure did.
But yeah, here's our email,everyone.
(47:28):
theetalkers dot I mean, Ialready forgot.
Okay, it's right there, dude.
I can't even read, you know.
Thee Gooch (47:36):
Well, you got to tell, you got to say it aloud
for the people on the podcast tohear it.
Joe (47:40):
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (47:40):
Okay, but not all of us, not everybody's watching it
on YouTube or Facebook.
Yeah, that's true, Gooch.
That's true.
Joe (47:47):
And um, okay, the email is theet alkers4us@ gmail.com,
everybody.
It's T-H-E-E-T-A L K E R Sfour, number four, and us, U S.
Not us, not the US, but us atgmail.com, everybody.
So emails from there, you emailus and um voice your opinion.
(48:13):
You can come in here and yeah,so yeah, dude.
So that's all I got to say.
And thank you for all yourdownloads, everybody, and blah
blah blah.
You know?
Anything else, Goohie?
Thee Gooch (48:29):
Um, let me see here.
What do we got?
What else do we got?
That's it.
That's all we got.
Joe (48:33):
That's all we got, Gooch.
Thee Gooch (48:35):
That's what happens when you're unscripted, you know
what I'm saying?
Joe (48:38):
Yeah, yeah.
But uh, yeah, so that's ouremail right there.
So I'm glad that everybody'sdownloading.
I mean, the reason why that'simportant for us to download
when all of you guys aredownloading, because if it
wasn't for the downloads, wewouldn't be on Amazon Music, we
would we wouldn't be on ApplePodcasts, Spotify, YouTube
(49:02):
Music, Pandora, and uh all thepodcast platforms there.
You know?
So if it wasn't for thosedownloads, we wouldn't be
another of those stations.
Okay.
Did I make my did I make myselfclear?
Do you want a Hambugessa?
Thee Gooch (49:27):
I'm actually pretty excited how many downloads we
begin.
Honestly, no shit.
Joe (49:30):
Yeah, dude.
Thee Gooch (49:31):
Because when when we started, you know, three years
ago, I was happy for having evenfour 40 downloads, you know.
Joe (49:37):
Yeah, and you know my um my episode, uh, the beginning?
It reached a hundred, itreached a hundred downloads.
No shit.
So yours, the the theintroduction of The Gooch, it's
uh 94 downloads right now.
Thee Gooch (49:54):
Oh, so no shit.
Joe (49:56):
Yeah, so that's pretty good.
I mean, I look at it prettygood.
Yeah, it is.
You know, I I see it prettygood.
Yeah, I mean, it's no like4,000, and you know, when I
mean, I'm not saying we're good,but you know, we're there.
You know, we're getting there.
Thee Gooch (50:12):
It'll take us fucking 10 years, but we'll get
there.
Joe (50:14):
Yeah, we'll get there.
I mean, it's it doesn't happenovernight.
Some of if they were reallygood, yeah, probably.
But um, it's because it's Imean, yeah.
I mean, we're we're we'rethere, you know.
Just that if it will as long aswe're on Amazon Music,
iHeartRadio, Spotify, ApplePodcasts, YouTube Music,
Pandora, and all podcastplatforms, that's all that
(50:35):
matters.
Thee Gooch (50:36):
We need to bring some we need to start bringing
some guests in.
Why don't you hit up Paul LamarHunter?
Hunter.
Yeah.
Joe (50:45):
He's he's gonna I got yeah, I got to he looks busy, dude.
Yeah, yeah.
I was gonna I was gonna tellyou that he looks pretty busy.
He's doing his thing too, andyeah.
I wanna I wanna see if youcould uh bring Isabel Brown to
the show.
You know?
You know Isabel Brown?
The one we just put on thevideo?
Yeah, she looks pretty how youcall it.
(51:07):
You just want to look at herass, bro.
No, no, no, no.
She has beautiful eyes.
Thee Gooch (51:16):
That's what that's the first thing you saw.
Okay.
Joe (51:20):
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Thee Gooch (52:23):
Uh I want to check this Walmart, see if we have it
here.
Joe (52:26):
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Yeah, the pomade, it's prettygood, dude.
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Thee Gooch (52:31):
Yeah, it smells good.
Really good.
Yeah, it's not toooverwhelming.
Joe (52:36):
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They got a female brand.
It's called Suavecita.
So you could check it out.
Oh, no shit.
I mean, if you could go to youruh there's a pinup store in
Santa Fe Springs.
Um, I know a lady that I usedto buy my Suavecito right there
in the pinup in Montebello.
It used to be in the Montebellomall.
Thee Gooch (52:55):
Yeah, I remember that, yeah.
Joe (52:57):
So their spaces were getting too expensive, the
renting spaces on theMontebello.
So it went increased.
So she goes, uh, she wastelling me that, oh, you know
what, we're gonna go to Santa FeSprings.
We're gonna be over there.
Go, oh, you know, no, you areyou sure you're going over
there?
Yeah, the rent space is gettingexpensive right here, and plus
everybody's not showing up.
(53:18):
Hardly no one goes to the mallanymore and shit like that.
And you know, so now she's inum Swamp Meet at the Swamp Me at
Santa Fe Springs.
No, what is it?
Santa Fe Springs, isn't it?
Thee Gooch (53:30):
Santa Fe, yeah, Santa Fe Springs.
Santa Fe Springs, Swap Meet,yeah.
Joe (53:35):
Yeah, that's the one you go a lot, right?
Nice!
Thee Gooch (53:38):
Yeah, yeah.
Joe (53:39):
Well, she's there now, so yeah.
Go you guys go there and uhcheck it out.
The uh the pin up store inSanta Fe Springs.
Thee Gooch (53:48):
Yeah, it's the old drive-in movie theaters.
Joe (53:51):
Yeah, it's uh that's uh old drive-in theater, huh?
Thee Gooch (53:56):
That's where we saw Popeye, right?
Back in the day.
Yeah, yeah.
Joe (53:59):
Okay, I remember that.
We saw Popeye in 1981 inSuperman 2.
Oh, really?
I don't remember that one.
It was back in the 80s.
Sheez 82, no, 81.
Thee Gooch (54:09):
I think Popeye was 81, 80 or 81.
Yeah.
Joe (54:13):
I remember that shit.
It's a long time, dude.
It's a long time.
You know what I'm saying?
And I'm so I want to thank allthe listeners that are out there
downloading our podcast.
Um, I want to thank one of oursupporters too, Mikayla.
(54:35):
Thank you, Mikayla, for yoursupport.
$3 a month.
And if you guys want to supportour show for $3 a month, and
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And you could also cancelanytime if you've been not
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Thee Gooch (55:11):
Alright, guys.
Looks looks like we have twomessages.
He's who who's on thosemessages?
Joe (55:16):
Well, it's uh Oh, they're still bots?
Yeah, the same bots and allthat stuff.
And oh and Mikayla's on here,too.
Mikayla, the supporter, one ofthe supporters.
Thank you, Mikayla.
We sound she says uh we soundwonderful.
So they're probably trollingyou.
The what?
Thee Gooch (55:34):
They're probably trolling you.
Joe (55:36):
Trolling?
Thee Gooch (55:37):
Yeah.
Squeeze your butt.
Joe (55:42):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (55:42):
Nah, I'm ready for a nap, bro.
Joe (55:44):
You ready for a nap?
Okay, guys.
You have any last words?
Gooch, Goochie, Goochie,Goochie.
Thee Gooch (55:49):
If you guys are feeling depressed, need someone
to talk to.
We should get a fuck.
There's a phone number, isn'tit?
811?
Joe (55:57):
Whose phone number?
Our phone number?
Thee Gooch (55:59):
No, like for the suicide, the suicide hotline.
Joe (56:01):
Yeah, we'll we'll we'll do that for pretty soon.
We'll I'll try to find one, ahotline for okay.
Thee Gooch (56:06):
Joe, uh, let's let's reenact.
Let's pretend here, okay?
I'm gonna call in, okay?
You're the operator, you'regonna talk me out of my
situation, okay?
Joe (56:23):
Hello?
Hi.
Wait, wait, wait, hold on, holdon, hold on, hold on, good.
Hold on, hold on.
Hi, what what can I help youfor, sir?
Thee Gooch (56:39):
I wanna I wanna hang myself.
Joe (56:41):
You wanna hang yourself?
What the fuck?
Thee Gooch (56:46):
My boyfriend cheated on me.
Joe (56:48):
Wait a minute.
You're saying you're hung, oryou wanna hung yourself?
Thee Gooch (56:54):
Well, I am hung low.
Not too high though.
Joe (56:59):
Oh.
Oh my gosh.
Thee Gooch (57:02):
Well, it's not a laughing matter.
Sorry, guys.
It's not a laughing matter.
But if you guys, you know, thisjust fucking yeah.
We need to get a hotline.
Joe (57:10):
We'll get a hotline for the people that are feeling
depressed out there.
Thee Gooch (57:14):
So uh by the way, Joe didn't help me out at all,
so I went and hung myself.
Joe (57:17):
Yeah.
Well, I'll be a bad badpsychologist.
Thee Gooch (57:22):
Don't answer the phone again.
Don't answer the phone.
Joe (57:24):
I'll answer it again.
Thee Gooch (57:25):
Just so you guys, just so you guys know, I am a
suicide survivor.
It's like using it's like a youknow, we can use the n-word
because we're part black aswell.
So not poking fun.
Joe (57:39):
So there's our email, everybody.
Okay, check it out.
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And um, thank you for all yourdownloads, everybody.
Thank you very much uh for uhtuning in and um really
(58:00):
appreciate it.
Thank you, all of Europe.
Thank you, everybody.
Support our show.
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(58:20):
Thank you very much for allyour downloads.
Hall of Europe, Japan, Europe,uh Africa, China, North America
and South America too,everybody.
My brain fart everything,that's why it kind of stopped.
Sorry guys.
Alright, guys, this is it.
This is Thee TalkersPodcast Unscripted and my name
is Joe and The Gooch, everybody.
(58:42):
Thank you, Gooch.
Thee Gooch (58:43):
You're welcome.
Joe (58:44):
Alright, guys, too.
And all I can say is bye.....
What's up everybody?
What's up?
What's up, everybody?
What's up?
This is the talkers podcastunscripted.
How's everybody doing outthere?
Happy Sunday fun day,everybody.
Happy Sunday fun day,everybody.
How's everybody doing?
My name is Joe and we have TheGooch.
What's up in the Gooch?
(00:42):
Yeah, I'm talking about.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's up, everybody?
Before we start the show, Iwanna thank everybody.
All the downloaders aredownloading on podcasts or
hearing and tuning in on AmazonMusic, I Heart Radio, Spotify,
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(01:04):
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Thank you very much.
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Thank you guys, thank you,thank you.
Thank you for my downloads andtuning in.
I'm surprised.
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(01:25):
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
What's up everybody?
What's up, what's up?
How's everybody doing?
Everybody doing good?
What happened?
What's what's going on, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (01:47):
Should I even realize I still had my mic on on
mute?
Joe (01:50):
Oh yeah, no, no, no, no.
You're good, you're good.
What's up, everybody, what'sup?
There is the QR code.
The QR code, everybody.
If you want to go to ourpodcast, just put aim your
camera to the QR code.
It goes directly to ourbuzzsprout page, and you can
follow us and support our showand subscribe to Thee Talkers
(02:10):
Podcast.
Unscripted, everybody.
What's happening, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (02:16):
What's up?
I'm just trying to get my stufftogether here.
Joe (02:26):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about.
Thee Gooch (02:29):
Oh, God, what a week, Joseph.
How you let's here for the LosAngeles Dodgers.
Joe (02:34):
Yeah, dude.
No shit.
No shit.
Everybody was uh beautifulgame, but we'll talk about it
after, Gooch.
Um uh it was a good game.
I wasn't shiting it, but uh youknow, you know.
But uh but so how do you been,Gooch?
How was your day?
Thee Gooch (02:55):
It's been pretty slow.
Um I've been working nights thelast six days.
And um it's pretty exhausting,man.
Joe (03:06):
Oh shit.
You look tired.
You look tired.
Thee Gooch (03:08):
Oh, yeah.
I'm very fatigued right now,man.
I'm very fatigued.
Like, you know when you drive,when you're driving and shit,
and then you like you feel likeyou want to doze off?
Joe (03:16):
Uh-huh.
Thee Gooch (03:17):
Yeah, that's how I feel right now.
So I need your butt cheeks aspillows.
Joe (03:23):
No shit.
Thee Gooch (03:26):
Oh my god.
Other than that, I've beenalright.
Huh?
Other than that, I've beenalright.
Joe (03:34):
Oh, you you have?
Nice! But um, yeah, dude.
Well, we have like we hadre-recorded last week because of
my uh technical difficultyissues and all that shit with my
audio.
I'm right here fucking what thefuck is sounding weird, you
know, because you know, when werecord an audio, I only hear it
(03:54):
low.
It was kind of low, like, ohdude, I don't think we're gonna
do the podcast on Sunday,something's wrong with my mixer
or something wrong with my orthe StreamYard um website and
things like that, you know.
So that's one of the reasonswhy we didn't record last week
because of due to audiotechnical difficulties and all
that stuff.
But um, yeah, so I found itout.
It was just uh the minor littlething that I fucking missed
(04:16):
because um I didn't put it onstereo and all that stuff.
So it was my my dupe, my littlemy little oopsie doopsie, you
know that shit.
Thee Gooch (04:24):
So it was your technical difficulty.
Joe (04:26):
It was my technical difficulties.
I don't know, it's because uhsometimes uh the mixer always
gets updates, and I always dothe updates, and I don't do it
before the show.
The updates, because sometimesthe audio can mess up when it
when they give us updates.
Because right now we got I gotanother update.
I got to download it, and but Idon't want to do it right now
until we or when we're whenwe're done on the show.
(04:47):
Okay?
Every time I do something, whenthey do an update in our
firmware and my mixer, it um itmesses up the audio, so I don't
want to risk it today.
Uh I was gonna do it afterwe're done with the show.
And the the the the thedownload, the update is about,
you know, I think you could putyou could connect uh the USB
cord to my phone instead ofusing the Bluetooth.
(05:08):
So I could just uh use it within case people want to call.
So just go directly to the USBUSB cord, connect my cell phone,
and I I could receive callslike that better.
Something like that.
Thee Gooch (05:19):
So we can receive calls on the mixer.
Joe (05:22):
On the show?
Yeah, we could well if if Iconnect it to my mixer and I add
my uh my phone, yeah.
And I even have that uh optiontoo on the mixer, too.
But uh I just give them a codeand I'll email it and they'll
well they got to go to the site,a website, and then they get it
from there and they could justjoin the show.
But it's for free right now,but after I'm done with it, I
(05:44):
got to pay a monthly charge andall that stuff.
But I don't want to do thatshit.
But we'll see what happens.
Thee Gooch (05:50):
Yeah, it's always money, always spending money,
always everything.
It's always money.
Joe (05:54):
It's like that's that's the thing.
I don't yeah, it's always aboutmoney and shit, you know?
And I mean, what more do theywant?
I mean, we we spent a lot ofmoney with the product as it is,
or making a lot of money withthe product that I buy, and you
know, so it's a good brand,Rode, you know.
It's a good brand.
It's the Rode Caster Pro 2.
I'm talking about the mixer.
Thee Gooch (06:17):
It's always doing money, all time to sleep.
Yeah, I know.
Now you know how that feels,huh?
Joe (06:23):
Yeah, exactly.
Danny, can you buy me this?
Can you buy me that?
No, Miho.
No, you got to go to work.
Get a job, get a job.
You all you do is eat and shitand sleep.
You know, you're like a you'relike a cat, Mijo.
Just eating, you just eat shitand sleep.
(06:45):
You know, just like a cat.
Yeah.
They don't have to pay billsand all that shit, no worries or
anything.
Thee Gooch (06:53):
Luck, I wish I could go back to those days where I
don't have to pay bills.
Yeah, I know, right?
To rely on our parents.
Yeah, I know.
You know, they just go toschool and all that stuff.
Honestly, bro, I actually Iwish we can go back to the 80s,
man.
Joe (07:05):
Yeah, that's what I want to go.
You know, uh, we alreadyexplained it last year.
I mean last year, last week,huh?
Um, two weeks ago.
What reason?
What year?
You know, things like that.
Yeah.
So Gooch.
What's up?
So you send me a picture ofyour workplace.
What is that all about?
I mean, you know, give me.
Thee Gooch (07:26):
Yeah.
Okay, so I have a I have adude, right?
And this dude is Mexican, so hefinds if he hears or sees that
people need a drywaller and afinisher, then you know, he'll
let them know about me and shit.
And he gets a piece of the pie,you know.
I give him my number, and uh,you know, somehow, I don't know
how he does it, but he gets apiece of pie.
(07:47):
He gets a piece of the pie ofmy work, right?
Without doing a fucking liftinga finger.
Yeah.
And I'm sure every race hasthis dude.
And the shit I dealt with lastMonday, dude, is kind of fucked
up.
And it was the first time I hadto deal with it.
And you know, that's this is mythis is my own shit, right?
This is my own company.
(08:07):
This is what I do, you know, asa for a living.
So, anyways, that picture Isent to you.
Do you have it?
Is it posted?
Yes, I do, sir.
Joe (08:14):
I've got uh picture one right here.
Okay, picture one right here.
Thee Gooch (08:18):
Just show one.
I don't think we have the two.
Joe (08:21):
You know, the two.
Okay.
Thee Gooch (08:24):
Okay, so this house is uh and the way we measure it
out when we're in drywall andfinishing, we measure it out by
square footage.
Okay, so this house is 16,000square feet of drywall that
needs to be hung, right?
Okay, and the guy who so theowner of the house who who so
happens to be Mexican fromMexico kind of kicked me in the
(08:47):
balls, dude.
Like expecting a free ride, youknow?
Uh-huh.
Like, you know, and that's andthat's the the one thing that
really fucking bothers me, dude.
Like, and I'm sure all theraces have this problem that
just because you're one race,like I'm Mexican and he's
Mexican, that I should give hima fucking discount.
Joe (09:04):
Uh-huh.
Thee Gooch (09:05):
Right?
That's what I picked up.
You know, that's what I pickedup.
And when I was there sittingthere talking to them trying to
figure out, you know, numbersand shit.
Joe (09:13):
Uh-huh.
Thee Gooch (09:14):
He said it three times.
Oh, I got a crew in Ohio orwhatever the fuck he said.
I got a crew in Ohio that thatwill charge me really cheap, you
know, like 95 cents, 95 cents asquare foot, right?
I was like, 95 cents a squarefoot?
And this and and these arethese are the Mexicans that they
bring.
You know, I don't have 15Mexicans in my crew, right?
(09:37):
Right, right.
It's me and my helper.
If I need help, I'll get twoother guys or three other guys,
whatever, whatever the case maybe.
Okay.
Joe (09:44):
And is your is your helper Latino?
Thee Gooch (09:46):
Yeah, he is.
Joe (09:47):
Okay.
Thee Gooch (09:48):
He's a real good worker, he's a loyal worker,
dude.
I've been he's he's beenworking for me for a long time,
dude.
Okay, he won't go anywhereelse.
Well, anyways.
So, anyways, three times, dude.
Oh, I can get a crew from Ohio,95 cents a square foot, blah
blah blah blah blah.
And I was like, Jesus, youknow, how the fuck are they
making any money?
Joe (10:07):
Right, yeah.
Thee Gooch (10:08):
Because at 95 cents a square foot, if you tell tally
it up, it comes out close to15k, right?
15,000.
Okay, when you do all the math.
Joe (10:17):
Right.
Thee Gooch (10:17):
And I told him, Well, you know what, man, after
being there for like fucking 30minutes and shit and listening
to the bullshit, expecting afree ride, I was like, you know
what, man, you might as well getthat crew, man, because I'm
gonna come nowhere near thatnumber.
Nowhere near that number.
Oh no shit.
Joe (10:32):
Yeah.
Well, what do you tell you whenyou told him that?
Thee Gooch (10:35):
He says, Okay, well, if you if you think you can
give me a discount because Ilike deals, I like this.
This is a success, it lookslike a successful person, right?
I mean, he's building his ownfucking house.
You know, not a lot of peoplecan do that unless you're
successful, right?
Yeah, oh well, I like deals, Ilike deals, you know.
He's all this is taking placein Spanish, right?
I said, All right, well, I'llcome up with a number, but I
(10:55):
don't think you're gonna likeit.
And then I pull that guy, theguy that looks for work for me.
I pull him aside and I said,I'm gonna take off.
I'll think of a number, I'llcall you tomorrow or whatever.
So I called him the next dayand I told them, Look, I won't
say it now.
Let's just call him Pepe, allright?
Okay, Pepe.
I said, look, look, Pepe,respectfully turn down this job
because there's no way I'm gonnacome close to 95 cents a square
(11:18):
foot.
There's no fucking way.
You know, the amount of work,the it's just too much for that
that price.
So tell him I saidrespectfully, I'm declining this
job.
So I declined it.
There's no fucking way I'mdoing that shit, dude.
Fuck you know, it's just it wasto me, it was just a kick in
the balls.
(11:38):
Like your own race would expectyou to give them a discount
because you're their race, too.
Yeah, you know what I'm saying?
Yeah, and that's fucked upbecause I have buddies and
friends that have their ownbusinesses, uh-huh.
Okay, and you have to berespectful.
You want to see your friendssucceed, you know.
You want to see your friendssucceed.
I'm not gonna go into mybuddy's shop and expect a
(11:59):
discount.
Fuck no.
You know what I mean?
You know where I'm getting at,Joseph?
Yeah, exactly.
Yeah, I know.
That's it.
It was just in a kick, a kickin the butt for me, dude.
That's it, it just sucked.
Like, I I just yeah, I don'tknow, I couldn't do it.
It kind of dragged me down therest of the week.
It it ruined my day for sure.
Joe (12:16):
Yeah, you know, I imagine.
Thee Gooch (12:17):
Although I didn't lose any fucking sleep over it,
but yeah, it was definitely akick in the balls.
That your own race can do thatshit to you, dude.
You know, yeah.
Joe (12:26):
Oh, look, in other words, oh, we're you know, you brother
up and things like that.
Thee Gooch (12:30):
Fuck all that shit.
Joe (12:31):
Sheez.
Oh my gosh.
I mean, if it was like uh mybrother or my cousin, yeah, you
know, I'll hook it up for afucking discount.
No, no, not even that.
Not even that.
Fuck no, I'll charge youdouble.
You know what I'm saying?
Oh shit.
Thee Gooch (12:49):
No, yeah, with the exceptions.
If you're a brother, your son,you know, he needs help because
you're a fucking sorry excusefor a father and didn't teach
him how to drive well.
Fuck yeah, give him a discount,or don't charge him at all, you
know.
Oh shit, just buy the material.
But shit like that, dude.
Fucking that shit fucked me up.
Like, God damn it.
I was talking to that, I wastalking to Pepe the next day.
(13:10):
I was like, I don't know, youknow, why would he say?
And then when I left, he said,Well, yeah, he said it like four
or five times after you left,too, that he has a crew in Ohio
that can do the for that.
Well, let him fucking do it.
Let them lose fucking money.
Joe (13:22):
Yeah, well, let yeah, exactly.
Let them work for cheap, right?
Thee Gooch (13:25):
Yeah, yeah.
And that's what it is, is thatthese even Mexicans from Mexico
are okay with exploitingimmigrants.
You see that shit?
Yeah, they're okay with thatbecause they'll pay these guys
out.
Like I said, I don't have 15Mexicans running around that I
can pay on $50 a day and get ajob done at this size, at this
magnitude, in two days.
You know what I'm saying?
Joe (13:46):
Not even Tata will go for that shit, right?
Thee Gooch (13:49):
No.
Joe (13:49):
Tata will say, yeah, loco.
Thee Gooch (13:51):
Yeah, uh, you know what I'm saying?
Joe (14:01):
You know, shit.
Thee Gooch (14:04):
It was just uh it's just my rant, it was just my
rant, and it bothered me, and Ithought I'd share it to the
people.
Don't don't let people takeadvantage of you.
Yeah, because that is somefucking horseshit, you know.
Joe (14:13):
Because you you you need money to survive and support
your family, right?
Thee Gooch (14:17):
You know, it's it's not it's not about the it is
about the money, okay?
Yeah, yeah, I can't lie.
But the fact that you'rewilling to drop your price that
low and rub it in my face forthat long and expect me to be
like, oh fuck that you know whatI'll do it for 90 cents just so
I can get the job.
Fuck that.
Joe (14:38):
Shit.
Thee Gooch (14:40):
And your own, and and above all, your own race
doing that shit.
Joe (14:43):
Jeez.
I I couldn't really imagine ifyou would have if you would have
probably did that work, youprobably would it would have
probably took long to pay you,you know what I'm saying?
Thee Gooch (14:52):
Yeah, and the one thing that yeah, and and not
only that, but you'll get peoplethat want to do that, and you
do it for them, you charge themcheap, you give them a good
deal, they will become the mostanal people you'll ever fucking
meet in your life.
Because then they'll startnitpicking everything.
Yeah.
And then they start nitpicking.
Joe (15:11):
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
And they and then they'llthey'll take long work for you
to pay.
Hey, where's my check?
Where's my check?
Thee Gooch (15:18):
Yeah.
Joe (15:19):
And then, oh I'll be I'll give you half today and half
tomorrow, next week, and shitlike that, you know?
Yeah, that's what you got towatch out.
Thee Gooch (15:26):
Yeah, it would have been a fun, it would have been a
fun project, but thanks, but nothanks.
I'm good.
Yeah.
Joe (15:33):
But the way it looks at it, you would have got a lot of
money for that shit, huh?
Thee Gooch (15:36):
Oh, yeah, dude.
Joe (15:37):
Oh, fuck yeah.
It's just that he was just toostingy.
Thee Gooch (15:40):
Trying to fucking pull the wool over my eyes,
dude.
I've been doing this shit waytoo long, dude, to be fucking
being fucked in the ass withsome bullshit like that.
Because he wants a discount.
Joe (15:49):
Fuck shit.
Oh shit.
Thee Gooch (15:53):
I told my I told my compadre about that, dude.
He got all fucking pissed off,dude.
Oh, you did?
Yeah, he's a he's a fuck it.
Tell him the fuck off with thatshit.
Because he's in the samebusiness, you know?
Joe (16:05):
Yeah.
And you should have told youshould have told him that, you
know what?
Go once you get your people tobring it or tell you the ones
that know how to work that willpay you for cheap.
We'll charge you for cheap.
Bring them, bring the guys overthere to do it for you then.
Thee Gooch (16:19):
Yeah.
Let them do it.
Let them lose fucking money.
Joe (16:24):
That was just my don't break even, huh?
Yeah.
If you would have done that,you would have broke even, huh?
Thee Gooch (16:32):
I mean, I would have made some money, but I would
have fucking I would have killedmyself.
Joe (16:36):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (16:37):
I would have most definitely killed myself.
I can imagine.
And it and for the money, thethat amount of money.
I'm good.
Joe (16:53):
Hey, so yeah, that's that's it really sucks.
It sucks.
You know who sucks?
Oh my gosh.
(17:15):
But um, so did you watch thegame yesterday, Gooch?
The Dodgers?
I've been working nights overthe last six nights.
Thee Gooch (17:24):
I didn't get to watch it.
However, I did, I did listen.
I did I did listen to it onSirius X and Radio.
Joe (17:32):
Oh, you did?
I watched it, dude.
Let me tell you, I'm gonna behonest with you, dude.
The the Blue Jays were playingso fucking good, dude.
It was a good fucking team,dude.
Okay, it was I was fuckingworried.
All right, I was worried sinceuh game six, game seven, yeah.
I saw that stuff.
Yeah, I was more worried everyand anything else, dude.
You know?
Yeah, I saw that.
Thee Gooch (17:51):
And um I took a screenshot of it too.
Joe (17:53):
Yeah, and um oh my gosh, I was like, I was telling my
co-workers, hey man, how do youJoe, you gonna see the game?
What about the Dodgers?
You know what, dude?
Um I already lost hope on italready.
It looks like they didn't wantit.
Even Sexy Pants was telling meabout it.
I don't think they're gonna doit.
I don't, I mean, we were bothfeeling the same thing.
(18:14):
We were losing hope already onthe Dodgers, right?
So I was watching it yesterday,you know, because the Dodgers
were struggling, dude.
And Blue Jays were fuckingtough, dude.
They were a great team, and Irespect that.
My hats to them, dude, becauseum they give the Dodgers a good
game, dude.
They give them a game, and um Iwas like, fuck, me and sexy
pants.
So I go, hey, sexy sexy pants.
(18:35):
I go, he says, what?
I go, you think the Dodgers aregonna do it?
Or he goes, I don't know, man.
They look like they didn't wantit.
And they go, You serious?
I go, uh, and I was having hopeat first.
Oh, you know what?
They're just fuckingbullshitting, just uh playing
the emotions of the blue jays.
You know what I'm saying?
Thee Gooch (18:50):
Like that, right?
Joe (18:50):
Or they're just it's just a money-making theme to for the
economy and all that shit.
I was thinking otherwise andall that stuff.
And then after when they whenthey lost, I go, Oh fuck, I
already losing hope.
I don't know, dude.
The blue jays are playing sogood, they're giving the Dodgers
a a good game, they're hittingwell.
I was just already losing hope.
You know, I go, what a fan Iam, huh?
Thee Gooch (19:11):
And uh yeah, I saw it.
Look at before you continue.
Where's my camera at?
Look at it, says it rightthere.
Oh, yeah.
Can you see it?
Joe (19:19):
Yeah, I said I put it uh to next year.
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (19:23):
Because I was losing hope, dude.
Oh, you sure did.
Joe (19:26):
I was losing hope or I go, oh my gosh, you know, the
Dodgers already were losing it.
And I mean, I was like, I wasall for it, you know.
Hey, the Dodgers are gonna win.
Hell yeah, the Dodgers knowthey were seeing all that stuff,
okay?
And then um, so I turned it offyesterday.
I go, you know what?
They lost.
They lost.
Yeah, I just they fucking lost.
I ain't gonna watch it.
So I put it on uh the TV.
(19:47):
I was all drinking of mysix-pack.
I was already feeling loadedalready, I was all buzzed
already, and shit like that.
And so I was watching Halloweenand shit like that, which
Halloween already passed andshit like that.
So I was all like disappointed.
Then I heard of people outsidemy neighbors out there that were
like throwing fireworks becauseI missed like mostly, let me
(20:09):
see, I missed like 15 minutes ofthe game, and that's when Max
Muncie hit that home run.
Right, that's when they went tothree and four.
And uh and then so I put itback on.
I asked sexy pants, hey, sexypants, you watching it?
Yeah, I'm watching it.
I go, I'm not, dude.
I think they're gonna lose,dude.
Just you losing faith already?
I go, yeah.
Well, we're both the same.
You said the same thing, andthen I said the same thing, and
(20:31):
then you disagree.
It was like back and forth, youknow.
So uh so I put it back on.
So I finally I was watching it,and then finally they fucking
won, dude.
I go, shit.
You know, but I yeah, I wasgiving hope, I'm gonna admit.
I was giving hope.
Yep, you sure did.
And um not me though.
Not me.
Oh my gosh.
Huh?
Thee Gooch (20:49):
Like Kobe Bryant said, it ain't over.
The job still ain't over.
Joe (20:54):
And uh, I got some clips.
You want to watch the the clipsof the When They Won?
The play by pilling?
The play by pilling?
Yeah, okay.
So this one is about um play byplaying.
Let's see, hold on.
When they won the World Series.
Okay, I'm gonna play the onethat uh the whole thing.
(21:15):
It's gonna be short, okay?
(23:19):
That's the end.
Clip (23:20):
The Dodgers stand tall! They win back to back title.
Joe (23:25):
So they won back to back since uh last year, right?
The 2024.
It was a good game, dude.
As you can see, we're allwearing the Dodgers jerseys now.
You know, so my apologize tothe Dodgers, but um, it's just
that I was worried.
I'm a huge Dodger fan.
We all are, you know what I'msaying?
Thee Gooch (23:43):
I think uh I'll I'm gonna I'm gonna text sexy pants
here in a minute.
I think you deserve a spanking.
Joe (23:52):
Oh, I don't, I don't think I do.
I don't think so.
Thee Gooch (23:57):
But no, that series, the this this world series was
probably one of the best worldseries in my lifetime, at least,
bro.
Me too.
Uh it was pretty, it waspretty, it was a pretty good
series, man.
They they fought, they bothfought until the end, and
dodgers came out on top, youknow.
Joe (24:13):
I mean, uh, I've got to hand it to Will Smith.
And I knew this guy was a goodhitter, dude.
I'm a huge fan of Will Smith.
So I'm gonna buy his jerseys.
So uh yeah, because uh alwaystell um sexy pants, uh hey Will
Smith fucking hits good, andhe's doing he's doing all the
plays, and oh he's not he's nowe so he's did he he's always
disagreeing what I I like, youknow what I'm saying?
(24:33):
So yeah, so Will Smith was thestar, Yanni Moto was a star, and
uh Muncie and Rojas, especiallyRojas.
If it wasn't uh Miguel Rojas,shit, dude.
He tied up.
Thee Gooch (24:47):
Yeah, Rojas, Rojas, Rojas hasn't done anything in a
month, dude.
Yeah, he hasn't.
I think this this is his lastuh season, he's gonna retire.
Joe (24:54):
Oh shit, I didn't know that.
Thee Gooch (24:57):
36.
I don't know how because he's36 years old.
I don't know what's the age forDodger.
I think it's uh 40.
Joe (25:05):
Yeah, and um clean Clayton Kershaw too is his last uh
season.
Thee Gooch (25:10):
Yeah, well he he I mean rightfully so because he's
already up there in age.
Yeah, he's 37 too.
Joe (25:18):
Kershaw's already he's 37.
Thee Gooch (25:20):
Why does he look a lot older than you?
Joe (25:23):
I don't know.
God damn.
No shit, huh?
Yeah.
Okay, here's another clip.
Here's another clip of theDodgers, the play by player.
Clip (25:39):
Over the fence to beat the champ, you got to knock him
out.
The Dodgers titles.
Joe (25:53):
Dude, to be honest, this team that they don't have big
egos, dude.
They're not selfish, you know.
And yeah, technically they'renot selfish.
I mean, they're they leavetheir egos on the side.
This this is a team.
You know, everybody respectseach other.
(26:15):
You know what I'm saying?
Clip (26:24):
Clayton Kershaw's major league career ends as he watches
his team win a game's DevinEpic.
It didn't look like they hadany shot in this one until the
very end.
When an unsung hero, a mostunlikely hero, Miguel Rojas,
(26:44):
tied the game with a home runwith all the focus on the man
that was on deck, Shohi Othani.
It was Rojas who delivered theshot, and then it was Will Smith
who delivered the game-winninghome run in the top of the 11th
inning.
And Yoshinobu Yamamoto,legendary stuff, wins three
(27:07):
games in this world series, acomplete game in game two.
His team faces elimination ingame six.
And then, like Randy Johnson,like Grover Cleveland Alexander,
like some of the all-timegreats, Yoshinobu Yamamoto
finishes off game seven.
Unbelievable.
That's just the only word I cansay.
Unbelievable.
People who have pitched, theywill appreciate that more than
(27:29):
anybody else.
Five to four in game seven.
Joe (27:41):
What do you think about that, Gooch?
Heck yeah, dude.
Thee Gooch (27:45):
I watched all the highlights when I got home.
I got home like at one, Ithink, in the morning.
Uh-huh.
But I was watching all thehighlights.
Pretty exciting, man.
I wonder if they're gonna do aparade in Los Angeles.
Joe (27:55):
Yeah, Monday.
Thee Gooch (28:01):
Are you gonna go?
Joe (28:02):
Nah.
I would, but uh it's uh it'sit's gonna be crowded.
Thee Gooch (28:07):
Idiots out there too, they get all violent.
Joe (28:09):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:09):
You know, they get all violent.
Joe (28:11):
They get too excited, and you know, you one little push
and they get all offended andyou know, things here and there.
Thee Gooch (28:17):
But just stay home.
You stay forever.
Joe (28:21):
Yeah, I watch it on, I watch it on TV.
Oh, well, the last time wewent, it was in 1990, it was
1988.
Remember when dad took us overthere to City Hall?
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:31):
Yeah, just stay home.
Joe (28:32):
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, congratulations to theLos Angeles Dodgers, everybody.
And my hats, my hats go off tothe Blue Jays.
They they they they put theythey gave a good game to the
Dodgers, and they the Dodgers uhjust expressed their way how to
(28:54):
beat them.
So I think they were justfiguring it out too, you know.
So and my hats off to the BlueJays, too, because they did a
little tribute to uh Alex Vesia.
I don't I don't know what's theissue with him.
I don't know if you noticed.
Uh they had a number 51 underhat to express their feelings
about Alex Vessia and hisfamily.
So that's my hat's my kudos tothem, too.
(29:17):
I got a clip about that.
They uh Kike was uh KikeHernandez was explaining it
explaining it to the socialmedia.
So I think here it goes.
Clip (29:26):
All the Blue Jays relievers yesterday wrote 51 on
their hats as a tribute to yourteammate, Alex Vesia.
What's that mean to you givenyou know the stakes of the World
Series?
But they realizing that there'sthings bigger than baseball.
Yeah, I didn't notice tillBassett, actually, it was till
actually after Bassett struck meout, and I like was looking up
at the board to see theirreplay, and that's when I saw
(29:46):
that he had fifty one, and Iinstead of being mad that I
struck out, I was kind of goingback to the dugout thinking did
Bassett play the Vesia at anypoint?
And then obviously after thegame I saw that everybody had
him Man, I just for those guysto do that.
It's uh it's incredible.
You know, they're trying to wina World Series, but they
understand that this is youknow, life is bigger than
(30:06):
baseball and baseball is just agame and for them to do that and
and with the stakes w wherewe're at it with the stakes,
it's you know, hats off to themand I just I want to know that
we we appreciate it.
Joe (30:21):
Regardless of what happens tonight, we we appreciate what
they gave uh little you knowcadence since I mean uh their
thoughts to uh Alex Vesia.
So you know who's Alex Vesia isthe relief pitcher, right?
For the Dodgers?
Yeah, for the Dodgers.
Thee Gooch (30:40):
Okay, I looked it up because I was totally confused.
I don't know what the hell wasgoing on.
But he had to leave the WorldSeries for uh for some deeply
personal family matters, yeah.
So he couldn't be at the WorldSeries, yeah.
Joe (30:54):
Which is uh hope everything goes alright with him and his
family.
So yeah, dude.
So that was it.
So congratulations to theDobbs.
Yeah, mm-hmm.
Nice!
Thee Gooch (31:13):
So, what's going on in the world, Jose?
So, what else do we have forthe people out there in the
world?
Joe (31:18):
Well, you know, you sent me some clear about the snap.
What's going on with the snapthing?
What's going on?
You know what, bro?
I don't know.
Thee Gooch (31:29):
Because the federal government's down the shutdown,
and not a lot of people aregetting their EBTs or snaps,
their food stamps, and all thisother stuff.
Joe (31:39):
Really?
Thee Gooch (31:40):
I don't know.
Supposedly there was supposedto be some freak out going on,
like in the big cities wherepeople were just gonna ambush
Walmart and fucking take all thefood without paying for it and
shit.
Joe (31:51):
So this does this is like the what is it, the welfare, you
know?
Thee Gooch (31:57):
Yeah, snap benefits.
Okay, here we go.
Clip (32:04):
On the snap benefits that to expire tomorrow, uh, folks
are talking about putting cannedgoods and non-veritables for
trick-or-treaters.
Is there a possibility like youdid with the military moving
around funds?
Is there a possibility to dothat for the state?
Well, there always is, but allthe Democrats have to do is say,
let's go.
I mean, you know, they don'thave to do anything.
They don't have to all theyhave to do is say the government
is open.
And we only need fiveDemocrats.
(32:25):
But they're, you know, they'vebecome a radical left party.
So they really have become avery radical left party.
And they've lost their minds.
They've lost their minds.
All they have to do is say thegovernment is open and that's
the end of it.
And you know, largely when youtalk about Snap, you're talking
about largely Democrats.
But I'm president, I want tohelp everybody.
(32:45):
I want to help Democrats andRepublicans.
But when you're talking aboutSNAP, if you look, it's largely
Democrats, they're hurting theirown people.
Thank you very much, everybody.
Joe (32:57):
So what do you so what's going on with that, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (33:01):
Okay, so last week they they okay, so that that
SNAP benefit, what's going on?
It wasn't another bill that wassupposed they were supposed to
pass.
But see, what's going on withthe shutdown is that the
Democratic Party are insistingon having funds approved in the
bill with aid going to tofinance aid overseas to foreign
(33:22):
countries.
Some of them have a lot to dowith the transgender stuff that
they want the taxpayers, theDemocrats want the taxpayers to
pay for, like in Venezuela, youknow, all overseas shit, you
know.
Yeah, uh funding Medicaid forillegal immigrants here in the
United States.
Oh, she's uh you know, forillegals to get you know welfare
(33:44):
benefits.
So the Republican Party isshutting that shit down.
They don't want to do that.
Yeah, yeah, you know.
And why uh why us as taxpayershave to pay for that shit, you
know?
Joe (33:58):
I know, right?
Thee Gooch (33:59):
So they they they did a bill last week where it
was just strictly for temporaryrelief relief on the snap
benefits with the EBT uh foodstamps, and again, the Democrats
voted against it.
Again, so I mean everybody'spointing their fingers at Donald
Trump.
Oh, Donald Trump hates poorpeople, blah blah.
Donald Trump has absolutelynothing to do with this.
Joe (34:21):
Exactly.
Thee Gooch (34:22):
It's the Congress's job.
Joe (34:24):
Yeah, the Congress is in the isn't it the the government?
I mean uh the mayor or and orthe governor?
Thee Gooch (34:31):
No, it's it's the Congress, it's Congress that has
to approve and make this makethe fight, uh, the decisions on
where the money's gonna go.
Joe (34:38):
Okay, I see.
Thee Gooch (34:39):
You know, and then they vote on it.
And if not everybody's on boardwith the bill, then it doesn't
get passed.
And then they they try itagain, they rearrange the
whatever bill they want to tryto pass, and then they vote on
it again, and then if it doesn'tpass, then they go back to the
drawing board, make adjustments,and then they vote again, and
then everybody votes for it, andthey're the government won't
shut down.
But right now, the DemocraticParty is taking this government
(35:01):
and uh taking the people uhhostage because they want to
continue to do that wastefulspending.
And the Republican Party's notyou know having it, they're not
having it.
Joe (35:12):
But the the the whole point is that the Republicans not to
go not to um bite in, huh?
Not to not to give in, right?
Thee Gooch (35:22):
Right.
They're not gonna give in tothe Democratic Party's demands,
no, yeah, paying for shitoverseas.
Listen, half the people, halfthe world don't even like the
United States.
So we're gonna pay people tohate us.
You know what I'm saying?
They can hate us for free,dude.
Joe (35:36):
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (35:37):
You know?
Joe (35:39):
Oh shit.
Thee Gooch (35:41):
Well, yeah, that's that's what's going on.
Joe (35:43):
And here's another one about it.
You could look at uh you couldlook at this person on the Masu,
what is it?
Masliku on TikTok.
Clip (35:54):
You could look at 42 million people in this country
that need food stamps on aweekly basis, and we're saying
people deliberately instead ofAmericans, because most of the
people that are on food stampsaren't even from this country.
45% of Afghanistan immigrantsare on food stamps, 42% of
(36:17):
Somali immigrants, 34% of everyimmigrant from Iraq, 23% of
Haitians, 59% of all illegalaliens are collecting food
stamps.
Meaning that most of the peoplegetting food stamps from the
U.S.
government and the U.S.
taxpayer are not evenAmericans.
(36:38):
Think about that.
And we didn't know about any ofthis before the government
shutdown started, but thanks toDemocrats, we can confirm
tonight that millions of JoeBiden illegal aliens, people who
crossed the border when Joe waspresident, are now collecting
food stamps from a programfunded by hardworking American
taxpayers, is so crazy.
Thee Gooch (37:12):
So it's all the countries that hate us.
Joe (37:15):
Okay.
Thee Gooch (37:15):
That that are here in this in our in the United
States that the Democrat Partywants to fund to get, you know,
give them aid.
And they're all illegals.
And I want to make myselfperfectly clear.
I am neither nor fuckingDemocrat nor Republican.
I'm not for the either party.
I I consider myself moreconservative than anything.
(37:36):
Do shit the right way, youknow?
Right.
Yeah.
Enough with the wastefulspending shit.
Joe (37:44):
All that for just to spend money and then spend some money
for the LGBT, what is thatthing?
And then Sesame Street thing.
Yeah, yeah.
Other countries.
Spending money on that too.
Thee Gooch (37:58):
You know, if it's so important, like the like the
PBS shit, if it's so importantthat it's that it's super uh
educational, I think localgovernments can pay for it if
they want it.
If it's beneficial, sure localgovernment should pay for it.
But I don't think the federalgovernment should.
Joe (38:16):
So what do you mean by that?
Local government is like yourstates, right?
Thee Gooch (38:20):
Like, yeah, the states, like you know, uh the
like for example, California,and they wanna, you know, Sesame
Street these days, you want tofucking jump on Sesame Street
and again, I'm not against theLBGBQ uh uh community.
I'm not against the gays oranything like that.
But if you're gonna influencekids on that shit, the federal
government should not fuckingfund that shit.
(38:42):
Fucking crazy dude.
Joe (38:49):
I mean what is this world coming into?
Thee Gooch (38:52):
Can you hear my birds in the background?
It's almost like they know.
Joe (38:59):
Like when you're about to record, yeah.
Thee Gooch (39:04):
It's uh porky and bad.
El Chamuko.
Joe (39:11):
El Chamuco, and um, and then he sent me another clip.
Her name is uh you can look herup too.
Her name is Isab Isabel Brown @TikTok.
Did you follow her?
I followed her.
I don't know.
I don't remember.
You don't know?
Okay, here's a clip of IsabelBrown.
Clip (39:28):
The world is watching a genocide, and I know we love
that word these days when it'spolitically convenient to use,
but we are refusing toacknowledge it because it's not
a sexy badge of honor to defendChristianity.
It's not the black square, it'snot hashtag free Palestine with
a little flag emoji in ourbios.
But there have literally beenupwards of 50,000 Christians
(39:50):
slaughtered with machetes andgunned down in their churches.
50,000 Christians left withoutchurches to even worship inside,
as more than 20,000 churcheshave been burned down, all of
this in the last 15 years inonly one country, Nigeria.
This is a systematic erasure ofan entire religious group in a
(40:11):
nation where Christianity makesup half of the population and
the world is silent.
Ask yourself why so it's anit's an absolute complete
genocide in Nigeria slaughteringChristians, right?
Thee Gooch (40:35):
With the slaughtering of Christians, and
who's doing it, you ask?
Muslims.
Yeah, yeah, Muslims are tryingto take over this world.
I mean, it sounds far-fetched,but it's it's coming.
Yeah, if we don't stand up tothis shit, it's coming.
Joe (40:50):
Yeah, and so people don't think that uh that it's not
gonna come, right?
Thee Gooch (40:55):
It's already here.
I mean, they look at Minnesota,yeah.
They already have theirloudspeakers, prayer speakers,
yeah.
Yeah, Michigan.
Joe (41:02):
Michigan, Michigan too.
And you and and it's gonnaabout to happen to New York if
Mandani gets a good idea.
It's about to happen in NewYork, yeah.
If Mandani gets voted in, he'suh he's already leading, right?
Thee Gooch (41:11):
Well, here's the thing with that fucking
douchebag.
Mandami, whatever the fuck hisname is, he's running for mayor
in New York.
You know, he wants to do thisfree rent, you know, no taxes,
no this, no that, you know, freetrain rights, yeah.
Yeah, you know, free this,everything free, city markets
for everybody.
Everybody can go to the citymarkets, you pick what you want,
(41:32):
and you can go home, don't evenpay for it.
Well, somebody is paying forit, you know.
Let's be real, it's the onepercentages, the billionaires,
right?
But here's the here's the thingthough, mayors don't have
power.
Okay, they don't have power todo that.
So everybody's got theirpanties in a bunch, right?
So, what can happen now is thatif the Republican governor
(41:56):
wins, because there's a raceright now in New York for
governor, now if the Republicanwins, she can strip his power.
If Mandani wins, mayor, she canstrip his powers, but he
doesn't have that much power tobegin with, you know.
Now, what these fucking idiotsthat are saying that Mandani is
(42:19):
a fucking good would be a goodmayor, okay.
So what if all the billionairesget out of New York?
Then who's gonna pay for it?
Joe (42:26):
Yeah, exactly.
Thee Gooch (42:28):
You know, they don't think about that.
And it's uh there's only a onepercent of population of
billionaires in New York.
Which means there's not verymany billionaires in New York,
right?
So they all move out of NewYork.
Now what?
Who's paying for it?
The people that voted for himis gonna pay for it.
You know what I mean?
(42:48):
It's just stupid.
It's it's socialism that peoplethink it's gonna work.
It doesn't work.
Joe (42:56):
Nothing's free in the world.
Thee Gooch (42:57):
Nothing's free, nothing's free.
Someone's paying for it.
Joe (43:02):
And he's gonna be eating his food out of his hands.
Yeah, like his rice.
He was eating rice out of hishands on the subway.
Yeah, that shit.
I mean, I mean, what is hetrying to prove though?
I mean, literally, you know,trying to be oh, I'm I'm not
clean, I'm uh I'm I'm not I'mnot too perfect, uh I'm not
(43:26):
rich, you know.
Thee Gooch (43:28):
But I'm not being what happens, you know.
It's just people people thinkthat he's gonna be a good
candidate.
The older people know what'sup.
Joe (43:39):
They're gonna regret it.
Thee Gooch (43:40):
They'll regret it.
But when they regret it, that'swhen it's gonna be too late.
Joe (43:44):
Yeah, yeah, you know, and and and it's happening in UK.
Whatever you see in UK, what'sgoing on over there, and where
what else?
Um British at the end of theday.
UK, France, France, yeah,France, Germany.
They're regretting that shitright now.
Thee Gooch (44:00):
And we still want we still want you guys, we still
want you guys to email us.
If you guys want to come on theshow, email the show.
Joe, what's the what's theemail for the show?
Joe (44:09):
The email is Benny.
Well, speaking of which, thatfucker texts, dude.
He texted us uh last week.
Well, on Wednesday.
I go, I go, oh, you you likewhat all of a sudden this guy
texts.
Okay.
Uh, if you guys don't know,Benny's one of our ex-co um
(44:32):
co-hosts on uh the podcast, andhe texts uh me in sexy pants,
and oh, I'm going to the WorldSeries on Wednesday.
No way.
Oh, you fucking bragger, youknow, bragging.
I go, that's that's what he'stexting about, just to brag.
And then it ended up afterthat, I didn't hear him for shit
(44:55):
from there.
No way, yeah.
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (44:59):
Does he listen to the show?
Joe (45:01):
Uh I don't have no idea, but I bragged at my part in my
end that we made what we we madea lot of thousands.
Um listen, we have a lot oflisten uh listeners now.
I told him that.
You know, you're gonna bragabout you being in the World
Series, okay.
All right, that's the only timeyou talk and call or text, and
just to notify, just to bragthat you're gonna Wheel Series,
(45:23):
you know, and just becauseyou're a moneymaker, you you're
the man hours and all that shit,you know.
And they're gonna you're allstuck up, dude.
You know, I was telling youfucking stuck up and all that
shit.
But um, if you're listening,Benny, you're such a bragger,
you know.
But I told them that we have alot of listeners now.
(45:43):
And I got the report here,Gooch, uh, for today.
We have 68, I mean 687downloads in the last seven
days, dude.
You know, and that's good,that's really good.
687 downloads in the last pastseven days, dude.
(46:05):
Okay, so that's pretty good.
And and the rest of the last 30days is 1692 in the last 30
days, dude.
So we're getting popular, huh?
Thee Gooch (46:17):
Yeah, we're getting heard, we're getting our voice
heard.
Joe (46:21):
And uh the main the main uh is uh Germany, Europe, all of
Europe, and South America, andNorth America as well,
everybody.
And the last 90 days, 3244.
In other words, 3,244 downloadsin the last 90 days, and the
(46:42):
total in the all-time totaldownloads, and uh let me see my
drum set.
No, no, I fucking fuckingwanted to do the drum set.
Okay, the all-time totaldownloads, we got 7,369
downloads, dude.
Okay, total, right?
Uh pretty good.
I just want to thank all thelisteners out there.
I mean, the reason why it's abig deal for us, dude.
(47:06):
All these downloads.
The reason why, let me tell yousomething.
I don't know if you know.
Uh, I mean to change thesubject about the the the the
the email.
Here's our email, and I'll getto a forgot about that.
Yeah, I know.
I sorry, I kind of sidetrackedit a little bit and stuff like
that.
I sure did.
But yeah, here's our email,everyone.
(47:28):
theetalkers dot I mean, Ialready forgot.
Okay, it's right there, dude.
I can't even read, you know.
Thee Gooch (47:36):
Well, you got to tell, you got to say it aloud
for the people on the podcast tohear it.
Joe (47:40):
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (47:40):
Okay, but not all of us, not everybody's watching it
on YouTube or Facebook.
Yeah, that's true, Gooch.
That's true.
Joe (47:47):
And um, okay, the email is theet alkers4us@ gmail.com,
everybody.
It's T-H-E-E-T-A L K E R Sfour, number four, and us, U S.
Not us, not the US, but us atgmail.com, everybody.
So emails from there, you emailus and um voice your opinion.
(48:13):
You can come in here and yeah,so yeah, dude.
So that's all I got to say.
And thank you for all yourdownloads, everybody, and blah
blah blah.
You know?
Anything else, Goohie?
Thee Gooch (48:29):
Um, let me see here.
What do we got?
What else do we got?
That's it.
That's all we got.
Joe (48:33):
That's all we got, Gooch.
Thee Gooch (48:35):
That's what happens when you're unscripted, you know
what I'm saying?
Joe (48:38):
Yeah, yeah.
But uh, yeah, so that's ouremail right there.
So I'm glad that everybody'sdownloading.
I mean, the reason why that'simportant for us to download
when all of you guys aredownloading, because if it
wasn't for the downloads, wewouldn't be on Amazon Music, we
would we wouldn't be on ApplePodcasts, Spotify, YouTube
(49:02):
Music, Pandora, and uh all thepodcast platforms there.
You know?
So if it wasn't for thosedownloads, we wouldn't be
another of those stations.
Okay.
Did I make my did I make myselfclear?
Do you want a Hambugessa?
Thee Gooch (49:27):
I'm actually pretty excited how many downloads we
begin.
Honestly, no shit.
Joe (49:30):
Yeah, dude.
Thee Gooch (49:31):
Because when when we started, you know, three years
ago, I was happy for having evenfour 40 downloads, you know.
Joe (49:37):
Yeah, and you know my um my episode, uh, the beginning?
It reached a hundred, itreached a hundred downloads.
No shit.
So yours, the the theintroduction of The Gooch, it's
uh 94 downloads right now.
Thee Gooch (49:54):
Oh, so no shit.
Joe (49:56):
Yeah, so that's pretty good.
I mean, I look at it prettygood.
Yeah, it is.
You know, I I see it prettygood.
Yeah, I mean, it's no like4,000, and you know, when I
mean, I'm not saying we're good,but you know, we're there.
You know, we're getting there.
Thee Gooch (50:12):
It'll take us fucking 10 years, but we'll get
there.
Joe (50:14):
Yeah, we'll get there.
I mean, it's it doesn't happenovernight.
Some of if they were reallygood, yeah, probably.
But um, it's because it's Imean, yeah.
I mean, we're we're we'rethere, you know.
Just that if it will as long aswe're on Amazon Music,
iHeartRadio, Spotify, ApplePodcasts, YouTube Music,
Pandora, and all podcastplatforms, that's all that
(50:35):
matters.
Thee Gooch (50:36):
We need to bring some we need to start bringing
some guests in.
Why don't you hit up Paul LamarHunter?
Hunter.
Yeah.
Joe (50:45):
He's he's gonna I got yeah, I got to he looks busy, dude.
Yeah, yeah.
I was gonna I was gonna tellyou that he looks pretty busy.
He's doing his thing too, andyeah.
I wanna I wanna see if youcould uh bring Isabel Brown to
the show.
You know?
You know Isabel Brown?
The one we just put on thevideo?
Yeah, she looks pretty how youcall it.
(51:07):
You just want to look at herass, bro.
No, no, no, no.
She has beautiful eyes.
Thee Gooch (51:16):
That's what that's the first thing you saw.
Okay.
Joe (51:20):
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Thee Gooch (52:23):
Uh I want to check this Walmart, see if we have it
here.
Joe (52:26):
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That just smells good, dude.
Yeah, the pomade, it's prettygood, dude.
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Thee Gooch (52:31):
Yeah, it smells good.
Really good.
Yeah, it's not toooverwhelming.
Joe (52:36):
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They got a female brand.
It's called Suavecita.
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Oh, no shit.
I mean, if you could go to youruh there's a pinup store in
Santa Fe Springs.
Um, I know a lady that I usedto buy my Suavecito right there
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It used to be in the Montebellomall.
Thee Gooch (52:55):
Yeah, I remember that, yeah.
Joe (52:57):
So their spaces were getting too expensive, the
renting spaces on theMontebello.
So it went increased.
So she goes, uh, she wastelling me that, oh, you know
what, we're gonna go to Santa FeSprings.
We're gonna be over there.
Go, oh, you know, no, you areyou sure you're going over
there?
Yeah, the rent space is gettingexpensive right here, and plus
everybody's not showing up.
(53:18):
Hardly no one goes to the mallanymore and shit like that.
And you know, so now she's inum Swamp Meet at the Swamp Me at
Santa Fe Springs.
No, what is it?
Santa Fe Springs, isn't it?
Thee Gooch (53:30):
Santa Fe, yeah, Santa Fe Springs.
Santa Fe Springs, Swap Meet,yeah.
Joe (53:35):
Yeah, that's the one you go a lot, right?
Nice!
Thee Gooch (53:38):
Yeah, yeah.
Joe (53:39):
Well, she's there now, so yeah.
Go you guys go there and uhcheck it out.
The uh the pin up store inSanta Fe Springs.
Thee Gooch (53:48):
Yeah, it's the old drive-in movie theaters.
Joe (53:51):
Yeah, it's uh that's uh old drive-in theater, huh?
Thee Gooch (53:56):
That's where we saw Popeye, right?
Back in the day.
Yeah, yeah.
Joe (53:59):
Okay, I remember that.
We saw Popeye in 1981 inSuperman 2.
Oh, really?
I don't remember that one.
It was back in the 80s.
Sheez 82, no, 81.
Thee Gooch (54:09):
I think Popeye was 81, 80 or 81.
Yeah.
Joe (54:13):
I remember that shit.
It's a long time, dude.
It's a long time.
You know what I'm saying?
And I'm so I want to thank allthe listeners that are out there
downloading our podcast.
Um, I want to thank one of oursupporters too, Mikayla.
(54:35):
Thank you, Mikayla, for yoursupport.
$3 a month.
And if you guys want to supportour show for $3 a month, and
you will receive a shout out.
And you could also cancelanytime if you've been not
(54:56):
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And you want to subscribe forseason three, and you will
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And you're not satisfied withthe podcast, you could also
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Thee Gooch (55:11):
Alright, guys.
Looks looks like we have twomessages.
He's who who's on thosemessages?
Joe (55:16):
Well, it's uh Oh, they're still bots?
Yeah, the same bots and allthat stuff.
And oh and Mikayla's on here,too.
Mikayla, the supporter, one ofthe supporters.
Thank you, Mikayla.
We sound she says uh we soundwonderful.
So they're probably trollingyou.
The what?
Thee Gooch (55:34):
They're probably trolling you.
Joe (55:36):
Trolling?
Thee Gooch (55:37):
Yeah.
Squeeze your butt.
Joe (55:42):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (55:42):
Nah, I'm ready for a nap, bro.
Joe (55:44):
You ready for a nap?
Okay, guys.
You have any last words?
Gooch, Goochie, Goochie,Goochie.
Thee Gooch (55:49):
If you guys are feeling depressed, need someone
to talk to.
We should get a fuck.
There's a phone number, isn'tit?
811?
Joe (55:57):
Whose phone number?
Our phone number?
Thee Gooch (55:59):
No, like for the suicide, the suicide hotline.
Joe (56:01):
Yeah, we'll we'll we'll do that for pretty soon.
We'll I'll try to find one, ahotline for okay.
Thee Gooch (56:06):
Joe, uh, let's let's reenact.
Let's pretend here, okay?
I'm gonna call in, okay?
You're the operator, you'regonna talk me out of my
situation, okay?
Joe (56:23):
Hello?
Hi.
Wait, wait, wait, hold on, holdon, hold on, hold on, good.
Hold on, hold on.
Hi, what what can I help youfor, sir?
Thee Gooch (56:39):
I wanna I wanna hang myself.
Joe (56:41):
You wanna hang yourself?
What the fuck?
Thee Gooch (56:46):
My boyfriend cheated on me.
Joe (56:48):
Wait a minute.
You're saying you're hung, oryou wanna hung yourself?
Thee Gooch (56:54):
Well, I am hung low.
Not too high though.
Joe (56:59):
Oh.
Oh my gosh.
Thee Gooch (57:02):
Well, it's not a laughing matter.
Sorry, guys.
It's not a laughing matter.
But if you guys, you know, thisjust fucking yeah.
We need to get a hotline.
Joe (57:10):
We'll get a hotline for the people that are feeling
depressed out there.
Thee Gooch (57:14):
So uh by the way, Joe didn't help me out at all,
so I went and hung myself.
Joe (57:17):
Yeah.
Well, I'll be a bad badpsychologist.
Thee Gooch (57:22):
Don't answer the phone again.
Don't answer the phone.
Joe (57:24):
I'll answer it again.
Thee Gooch (57:25):
Just so you guys, just so you guys know, I am a
suicide survivor.
It's like using it's like a youknow, we can use the n-word
because we're part black aswell.
So not poking fun.
Joe (57:39):
So there's our email, everybody.
Okay, check it out.
And um this is brought to youby Suavecito, everybody.
Go there and check it out andbuy it.
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And um, thank you for all yourdownloads, everybody.
Thank you very much uh for uhtuning in and um really
(58:00):
appreciate it.
Thank you, all of Europe.
Thank you, everybody.
Support our show.
You can scan, uh use yourcamera, and um point directly to
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It goes directly to the uh theetalkers podcast.busprout.com
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Check it out.
And if you want to support ourshow for $3 a month, go ahead
guys.
(58:20):
Thank you very much for allyour downloads.
Hall of Europe, Japan, Europe,uh Africa, China, North America
and South America too,everybody.
My brain fart everything,that's why it kind of stopped.
Sorry guys.
Alright, guys, this is it.
This is Thee TalkersPodcast Unscripted and my name
is Joe and The Gooch, everybody.
(58:42):
Thank you, Gooch.
Thee Gooch (58:43):
You're welcome.
Joe (58:44):
Alright, guys, too.
And all I can say is bye.....
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