November 9, 2025 • 54 mins
Raw, unfiltered, and overdue—this conversation is a reintroduction and a reckoning. We open with gratitude for the surge in listeners and then tell the truth about what it’s taken to get here: living with depression, carrying family secrets, and deciding where faith and forgiveness fit when the past finally stops hiding. We don’t name names or exploit details, but we do say aloud what was never meant to be said, and we talk about how to break a cycle without breaking ourselves.
From there, we pivot into ordinary life that refuses to pause—a cracked windshield, flashing lights, nerves settling into awkward humor. That small story becomes a bigger point about how dignity lowers the temperature in tense moments, how work and fatigue sit behind so many of our choices, and how grace sometimes looks like being let off with a warning. Then the energy shifts again as we rewind to our earliest radio dreams: double-cassette recorders, fake commercials, late-night improv. Those lost tapes taught us the rule we still live by—start where you are, speak honestly, and let your difference be the hook.
We also press on politics with a skeptical lens. Grand promises about free services and frozen rents sound good, but power, budgets, and legal limits matter. We dig into what voters are told, what officials can actually deliver, and why critical thinking is a kindness to working people who can’t afford another broken promise. Whether you agree with our take or not, you’ll hear exactly where we stand and why.
Through it all, one thing anchors the show: the community that chose to listen. Your downloads, shares, and notes kept us at the mic when it would have been easier to go quiet. We’re exploring a move to two episodes a week, sharing a quick QR link for supporters, and doubling down on conversations that hold both pain and humor without faking either. If this resonates, tap follow, share it with someone who needs a real talk today, and leave a review to help others find us. Your voice shapes what comes next.
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Joe (00:18):
What's up everybody?
What's up?
What's up everybody?
What's up?
What's up everybody?
This isThee Talkers Podcast Unscripted everybody,
what's up everybody?
My name is Joe and we haveThee Gooch.
Thank you, tell me, thank youfor joining in us.
(00:46):
Um I just before we start this,I just wanna thank everybody.
Um all the downloads, everybodythat is doing us, everybody
that is tuning in, thank youvery much.
UK North America, SouthAmerica, Italy , thank you very
(01:11):
much for tuning in anddownloading McDonald's, because
if it wasn't for Downloads,we're gonna be on Amazon Music,
iHeart Radio, Swann Flying,Apple Pop Cap, YouTube Music,
Pandora, All Podcast platforms,everybody.
What's happening, Gooch?
(01:31):
Um, today's weather is 78degrees in the highs, everybody.
78 degrees in Los AngelesCalifornia.
Thank you, everybody.
Stay cool, stay warm,everybody.
What's up, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (01:44):
What's happening, Joey?
So Joe, Joe and I were talkingabout before the show how this
show would probably be areintroduction of ourselves,
yeah, of the talkers, since weare getting a lot more uh
downloads, you know.
(02:04):
Yeah, dude.
It feels very, very cool andoverwhelming.
I we really appreciate it.
Joe (02:10):
Yeah, dude.
We're being heard, you know.
Thee Gooch (02:13):
Yeah, we're being heard.
We're actually we're actuallydoing something after three
years of doing podcasts.
We're actually we have aneffect on people, and I don't
know if if it's relatable toothers and when they hear us or
you know they agree or disagree,but either way, we're grateful.
Joe (02:29):
Yeah, thank you guys, everybody out there.
You heard the Gooch himself.
Thank you very much.
Thee Gooch (02:38):
Nice, yeah, Gooch.
So how you been, Gooch?
You know what, bro, bro?
I've I've been kind of in afunk today, like just
depression.
I slept most of the day.
I've just been just snappy, youknow.
Just I don't know.
I just I was looking forward tothe show so I can just get it
out there.
I don't know, just I'm kind ofin a funk, dude, like really
(03:01):
bad.
And I I spoke to one of ourolder cousins.
I won't I won't tell you whatwe spoke about, but I'm not
proud of it, dude.
I'm not proud of you know whatwe talked about.
It's kind of fucked up,something uh most likely will
take to the grave with shit thatI was told, which makes a lot
of sense, you know, when youlook at shit growing up, you
(03:23):
know, how fucked up things were.
Right.
You know, I'll I'll tell youabout I'll tell you partially
about about it after the show.
Joe (03:31):
Yeah, but uh this took place when we're kids, or
because if if it was, if it is,we were just kids, we're all
stupid kids.
We'll all do stupid no, yeah,yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Thee Gooch (03:41):
But it actually has nothing to do with us, us as
kids.
Okay, it actually has nothingto do with us as kids.
It has a lot to do with thatold fart you called grandpa.
Joe (03:52):
Oh shit, okay.
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (03:54):
We used to talk about him a lot on the show with
the one that didn't like me,yeah.
And there's a reason why hedidn't like you.
Oh your face.
Joe (04:05):
Oh shit, right?
I don't know, I don't know.
Uh I mean, I get that on peoplea lot, dude.
I mean, I I get that at worktoo, and all that stuff, and you
know, I don't know.
Thee Gooch (04:17):
Yeah, it can't it kind of it kind of, you know,
when I was talking to our oldercousin, dude, it it it fucking
surprised me, right?
Because we were talking aboutyou know, God, and you know,
she's a very religious person,and I I I actually want to get
her on the show so we can so shecan talk about it.
And right, like again, I'm notgonna mention what we talked
about, but it was a lot aboutreligion and the family, you
(04:39):
know.
And ever since that, dude, itwas just like fuck, dude.
After all these years, youknow, you learn shit and the
truth comes out about certainpeople, and yeah, I know, right?
Everything starts coming outafter, huh?
Yeah, it's fucked up.
And and and then when I tellyou when we talk after the show,
it'll it'll put a lot of piecesto the puzzle together on why
(05:02):
shit was the way it was when wewere growing up.
Jeez, you know, yeah.
And I I was I I probably shouldhave mentioned it before the
show, so I didn't catch you withyour pants off, but I kind of
like seeing you with your pantsoff.
Yeah, but yeah, dude, it's justI've just been in a depression
ever since I talked to her.
I think I talked to herWednesday or Thursday, Tuesday
(05:24):
or Wednesday, one of them days,and ever since then, dude, it's
just like this morning, dude.
I woke up.
I didn't want to get up, youknow.
I was just like, holy fuck,dude.
It beat the shit out of meemotionally, man.
Yeah, it beat the shit out ofme emotionally.
Damn, no way, it's it's fuckedup, yeah.
So it was like uh serious talk,serious matter, or something,
(05:48):
or uh you know, in the beginningwe talked about God and it was
it was really refreshing, youknow.
But then we started talkingabout other things, and you
know, shit came up, and yeah,you know, I don't know, dude.
Joe (06:03):
Yeah, it's a lot, dude.
Thee Gooch (06:04):
So I'm kind of depressed today.
I was kind of fucking just likeoverwhelmed.
Joe (06:08):
I probably know some of the stories that you probably do,
yeah.
Yeah, I probably know most ofit, what went on, but we'll see.
We'll see.
We'll see and all that stuff.
Thee Gooch (06:18):
Depression ain't no fucking joke, man.
Like it got me in a fuckingfunk, dude.
And I don't like talking aboutit.
I'm doing it now on the show togive us something to talk
about, you know.
But I don't talk to people, Idon't open up to people.
I hate that because then at onepoint you talk to this is the
one thing that that reallybothers me about people and why
people don't open up like me.
Like, I'll open up to Joe, I'llopen up to you, you know.
(06:38):
Huh?
Joe (06:39):
Yeah, it's like with dad, and he doesn't open up, he never
opened up, he never talked, youknow, things like that.
Thee Gooch (06:45):
Yeah, and there's a reason why I don't, because then
people will use it against you,yeah.
Joe (06:51):
You know, and I don't open up to people, and then they will
spread the rumors and they willtalk against you, and then they
use it as a weapon and shitlike that, you know?
Thee Gooch (06:59):
Yeah, so our cousin, our cousin opened up like a
fucking book, dude.
Like a book, and it almost mademe cry.
But she's confident that Iwon't say nothing about it, you
know, and which is true.
I won't.
I'm not a fucking rat.
You know, we don't go aroundtalking about people.
Joe (07:15):
Right, right.
Thee Gooch (07:16):
But I will go as far as saying, I'm not proud of our
last name, dude.
You know, after hearing that,yeah, yeah.
I'm not.
Joe (07:26):
You're not your last name, or our last name?
Thee Gooch (07:28):
Our last name, yeah.
I'm not, you know.
We can forgive and shit, butnow it's just explained a lot,
dude.
Joe (07:35):
Like is that something that doesn't go away, huh?
Thee Gooch (07:37):
Yeah, and it didn't, dude.
It didn't.
It kind of fucked me up, youknow.
And then you know you havepeople around you wondering, you
know, what's wrong?
What's wrong?
Well, I don't want to fuckingtalk about it.
You know, I'd rather just snapand be a fucking complete
asshole and not talk about it.
Right.
Um because it's just that's theway it is, it'll be used
against me eventually.
(07:58):
Yeah.
So one way or another, it wouldbe used against me.
And I don't like opening up, Idon't fucking open up.
Joe (08:04):
Yeah, I know I know what you're saying because one time I
did that, um, you lay out likeyou talk about your what's going
on, what's what's botheringyou.
And um then they re then theyhold it against you, like oh,
they spread rumors, andespecially when you talk to a
friend.
I mean, you can't talk to afriend or nobody like that.
You got to like code it toyourself, you know.
And then they uh they startspreading rumors and all that
(08:27):
stuff.
So yeah, I know what you'resaying.
Yeah, it's a different way, butin a different you know,
situation, you know.
But yeah, sometimes I I reallydon't like to express myself too
much, you know.
Yeah, yeah.
But I'll I'll do anything forthe show.
But I mean, if it's uh in ourfamily thing, that's has to be
secret, right?
Thee Gooch (08:47):
Yeah, of course.
Yeah, no, yeah, I'm opening up,yeah, I'm opening up, you know,
about my feelings right nowbecause it's for the show, for
the sake of the show.
But I'm not gonna say what youknow, yeah, actually what's
going on, you know, because itis fucked up, dude.
Like it's like fucked up, andagain, it it just puts a lot of
pieces to the puzzle together,you know, what we saw uh growing
(09:10):
up and shit.
Yeah.
Joe (09:12):
I I think I'm pretty sure I know what it what's it about
because I think Benny mentionedit and he told us about it too,
but we'll see.
Thee Gooch (09:23):
Yeah.
Kind of a cliffhanger, huh,Joseph?
Joe (09:25):
Yeah, it's like a a mystery that needs to be solved or
something like that.
Thee Gooch (09:29):
And I and I wish I can say, you know, here on a
show, but it is fuckingpersonal, dude.
Like very personal.
Well, this well, yeah, thisone's kind of personal, you
know.
And again, it's people if I'min a funk, just let me be in a
fucking funk.
You know, I work fucking hard,you know, to get shit off my
(09:49):
mind, you know.
Yeah, you know, work long hoursjust to fucking forget about
shit.
And then when I talk to cousin,it's like, holy fuck, dude,
that was a load, man.
That was a fucking load, bro,bro, for real.
Joe (10:04):
I wasn't fucking ready for that.
Thee Gooch (10:06):
Yeah, dude, I wasn't ready for that, dude.
Joe (10:09):
I wasn't so she finally opened up.
Yeah, she opened up.
So she I mean, all this stuffthat about our family back in
the day, right?
Right, they were probablysaying that, well, why do you
hate grandpa and all that stuff?
Now you know the reason why,right?
Right, right.
So now she knows the reasonwhy.
(10:30):
Yeah.
Is is that is that on my um Igetting it.
Thee Gooch (10:34):
You're on you're on the you're on the right path.
Yeah, you're on the right path.
And when you put two and twotogether, ultimately to blame is
grandpa.
Joe (10:43):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (10:43):
That fucking dirt bag is ultimately to blame for
what happened to the family.
Joe (10:48):
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I I know I know part ofthe story, but um I would I
would like to open up on that,on that story.
But maybe it's not the righttime.
Uh, they told me about it, uh,Benny's mother, you know, and
mom told me, you know.
Right.
And mom, well, uh technicallymom told me about it.
(11:10):
And uh we'll talk about itafter.
If you wanna if you wanna wantit to be announced to the show,
we if you want to talk about ita show.
So you know, it's somethingthat we got to talk about, you
know me.
So I'll let you know about thatone right after we're done with
the show.
So um yeah, so that's so sheshe finally opened up and admit
(11:33):
to so basically the family wasin denial, right?
Right, absolutely, 100% indenial and so is that in that
case that if she's knows aboutthat, the whole family knows
about it, right?
Possibly, I'm pretty sure.
Thee Gooch (11:50):
Possibly, possibly, possibly, you know, yeah.
It's just one of those thingswhere we can break that mold.
Of course, you and I'll speakfor myself because you don't
have any kids, right?
Joe, and I mean no offense, butyou don't have any kids.
I can break that mold.
Well, they claim I have one,but uh but it just well, there's
also claims that I might have15, but that doesn't mean I'm
(12:12):
it's in the air somewhere.
Just because you name him Joedoesn't mean he belonged to Joe.
Joe (12:18):
Yeah, but you know what they always call it the
imaginary son, you know?
Thee Gooch (12:21):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But you know, having kids, butI'm fortunately I'm I'm
fortunate to break that mole,right?
You know, the mold of of whathappened in the family in the
past, dude.
My kids don't know about it, Ididn't know about it.
So therefore they can't putthemselves in that situation,
yeah, you know, and they have afather like me that if they were
(12:45):
put in that situation bysomebody, uh a neighbor or
whoever, then that neighborwould be fucking dead.
Joe (12:51):
Yeah, yeah, you know?
Thee Gooch (12:52):
Oh yeah, yeah, but we're fortunate enough that we
don't we I didn't put my kids inthat situation.
So they don't have thatmentality, you know.
Joe (13:05):
I mean, just imagine, just imagine that you had a grandpa
that hated your guts, dude.
You know, yeah, dude.
He fucking hated you, dude.
He hated you.
He hated me to the core, dude.
Even in the sick bed, you know.
Thee Gooch (13:17):
And then when we talk about it, dude, it's gonna
make a lot of sense why he hatedyou.
Joe (13:22):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (13:22):
You know?
Joe (13:23):
I mean, from my understanding, we could talk
about this, like I said, but uhwe we mentioned this in the
early early episodes, right?
Right.
Okay, like episode two whenBenny and Remo were around.
We mentioned it why, and and hehe hated me to the core.
And I know I know why.
(13:44):
I could I I want to express itand why the reason and mom told
me, or told us, I'm pretty sureshe uh she told you too, and the
reason why.
Thee Gooch (13:54):
Well I will go, you know, and just to not just to
not keep the the listeners inthe cliff on your it has a lot
to do with molestation.
There, I fucking said it.
Okay, it has a lot to do withmolestation, yeah.
So and then there's only onefucking man responsible for
that, yeah.
Joe (14:14):
You know, so yeah, that yeah, they already told me about
that.
So if you're getting to thatpoint, yeah.
I already know about that.
And it was upsetting, dude.
Thee Gooch (14:23):
It was upsetting for me when we were talking about
it.
Joe (14:25):
Okay, but uh how does she know about that?
Because the only one that knewabout that was um Benny and the
mom.
Thee Gooch (14:32):
Oh, it goes further, it goes a lot deeper than that,
bro.
Joe (14:35):
Oh, it goes deeper, okay.
I don't know.
Thee Gooch (14:36):
It goes a lot deeper than that, yeah.
And um, like I said, the onlyperson responsible for that is
that dirtbag grandpa of yours.
You know from our aunts anduncles and dad when they were
kids, dude.
You know?
And um we were fortunate, likeI said, we were fortunate enough
(14:59):
to to break that mold.
Joe (15:01):
Right.
Thee Gooch (15:02):
Because I myself hate child molesters, dude.
And there's a reason why I hatechild molesters.
Pedophiles.
There's a reason.
We had a rough we had a roughgrowing up with with shit like
that, you know?
Joe (15:16):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (15:18):
I wasn't a victim, you know.
I don't know who is and whowas.
Joe (15:25):
But um, yeah, they I I yeah, I heard I I knew about
that, but I don't know the wholescoop.
Thee Gooch (15:31):
Oh, there's a there's a bigger scoop than
well, we'll talk about it afterthe show.
Joe (15:35):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (15:35):
And I I wish I could talk about it, but she told me
not to.
To anybody, which I have torespect and with confidence.
You know, we should bring heron the show though, so she can
open up about the God though.
Joe (15:49):
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (15:49):
That's a good she knows she's very knowledgeable,
dude.
Joe (15:52):
Yeah, I know, yeah.
We'll call her D.
Thee Gooch (15:56):
Yeah, D.
And uh yeah, she's veryknowledgeable.
She all you know, not very manypeople can make me cry.
Yeah, yeah, she almost made mecry, bro.
Joe (16:06):
Oh, really?
Thee Gooch (16:08):
Almost.
Joe (16:09):
Like almost.
Like a baby, or but um but uhyeah, dude.
Yeah, I know what you'refeeling.
I mean, um it's just uh crazy,dude.
I mean, yeah, I already knewabout that story, but I didn't
know too much of it right now.
But um, yeah, that's that'scrazy, dude.
(16:32):
But um it's weird.
So you guys were talking thewhole how many hours you guys
were talking about.
We were talking, we uh wetalked uh I wish my talk to me
like that, dude.
Thee Gooch (16:42):
Uh an hour and 15 minutes, dude.
Joe (16:45):
An hour and 15 minutes, yeah.
Thee Gooch (16:46):
She well, first she wanted to know the kids' names
because she's she's involvedwith the family tree, right?
Yeah, yeah.
She's involved with extendingthe family tree where our last
name comes from Spain and shit,right?
Yeah, her and some other lady.
She was there at mom's funeral.
Joe (17:01):
Uh-huh.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Forget her name.
I forgot her name.
Well, maybe she won't even bementioned anyway.
She's the one that she's theone between her and uh the or
the I forget her name, but theygave us remember the CD they
gave us?
Yeah, they gave us the CD ofthe heritage the heritage.
The heritage, yeah, yeah.
About where the manus came fromand all that stuff.
Thee Gooch (17:20):
Yeah.
So she's very heavy involved inthat in the family tree.
So we started, she wanted to,she wanted my information with
the kids, the birthdays, thenames, yeah, who's in order, up
until you know, my oldest toyoungest, right?
You know, the grandchild.
She wanted to know all that soshe can get it in the tree,
right?
And then after that, we justfucking she just went on and on
(17:40):
about God and scriptures and thepast and who was the trouble in
the past and the family, anduh, you know, a lot of
forgiveness happened and youknow, move on and you know, shit
like that, you know.
Joe (17:55):
Yeah, that's yeah.
Thee Gooch (17:58):
That's crazy.
Joe (17:59):
But it was it was pretty cool.
Yeah, I mean that was a good uhsounds like you had a good chat
with her.
Thee Gooch (18:05):
Yeah.
Joe (18:06):
But we're we're trying not to be too explicit, you know.
Who?
Not not to say too muchprofanity here, you know, you
know, because you say that youknow, does she hear the show
though?
Does she listen?
Does she do she listen?
Thee Gooch (18:21):
I don't know.
I don't know if she's listeningto the show, you know.
But uh I'll ask her.
I can ask her, you ask her ifshe wants to come on the show.
Joe (18:27):
I mean, where's our cousin support?
Where's our family support,right?
You know, you're supposed to becousin.
Yeah, she stays away from I'mnot speaking about cousin D.
I mean, I'm I'm talking aboutlike sexy pants and Chico Chex ,
you know.
Fucking they don't even supportus, they don't even banning
(18:48):
downloading our fucking podcastfor support, too.
You know what I'm saying?
Thee Gooch (18:52):
Yeah, sexy.
Yes, we're up.
It's just it's just me and you,Joseph.
Yeah, just you and I and you,you and I, yeah.
Joe (19:01):
But other than that, I yeah, we'll we'll talk about
that after the show.
Thee Gooch (19:05):
Um and I was gonna call you too about it and shit,
but I didn't want to disturbyou.
Well, I know you're awake now,so I'll talk to you after the
show.
Yeah, so this is kind of areintroduction of the show
because we're getting a lot ofdownloads, a lot of listeners, a
hell of a lot of listeners.
So I am my first name is thelast name Gooch.
(19:27):
Now, where I got that name fromwas I was called Gooch when I
was a kid because of the show,TV show, different strokes.
Yeah, and the Gooch was thebully.
Not that I'm a bully, but itkind of fits, and I've had that
name ever since the early 80s.
Yeah.
Joe (19:46):
I don't know why we we we we started calling you the
Gooch.
I don't know what what's good,what is what it is because most
people take it the wrong way,they take it, it's under the
male's crotch, right?
Thee Gooch (19:56):
I'll take that too.
I'll I'll be named, you know,the what is the sphincter
between the butthole and the andthe and the balls?
I'll take it.
Yeah, it's a nice area, niceand warm.
Joe (20:08):
But it's not no, it's not really the name of that, it's
not the purpose.
The purpose is that you got itfrom the shoulder, different
strokes, you know.
Thee Gooch (20:15):
Yeah, yeah.
So yeah, and because it'sGoogle, because you Google
Gooch, that's exactly whatGoogle's gonna tell you.
You know, it's the the thatspot between the asshole and
penis, right?
Yeah, because Google GoogleGoogle's wrong.
It's not what Gooch is.
Joe (20:29):
Yeah, Google says that there's cops right there um with
a speed trap, and they'relying, dude.
So when you see a speed trap onthe Google maps, don't believe
it.
Don't believe it.
Yeah, so yeah, Gooch.
Thee Gooch (20:44):
And I work outside of the podcast, I drywall.
I drywall and finish my ownjobs, my own work, have a couple
helpers.
What else?
I think I'm funny, maybe.
You pick you pick butts.
I pick butts, yep.
Joe (21:04):
There's a there's a there's a Japan, I don't know if it's a
Japanese slang thing or orChinese, they call it the
Pikuchu, or I don't know whatthe fight.
They they go like that and inChina or Chip Japanese, they go,
they sneak up on a person, theygo like that, and they call it
the that's what they call thatgame.
I forgot the name of it.
Thee Gooch (21:22):
Really?
Joe (21:22):
There's a yeah, I forgot.
But they go deep in therethough, dude.
Yeah, they they they they stabyou like yeah, you know, I
forgot the name.
I'm gonna have to look it up.
Thee Gooch (21:32):
That's in China or Japan?
Joe (21:33):
I think China and Japan.
Thee Gooch (21:35):
I think then we must go to Japan.
Jeez, play that game, see whatthey got for us.
See if I can take it.
Joe (21:42):
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Thee Gooch (21:43):
Kiko.
Joe (21:44):
Yeah, yeah.
Well, you know what?
What happened to me on Friday,Gooch?
What's that?
Oh my gosh, dude.
I was I was like tired comingout of work.
Uh the freeway was kind oflike, oh mellow out.
I was coming out of work.
And I was already like uh I wasalready nearby going, I was
(22:05):
already home.
I got off the freeway, make itshort.
I'm gonna make it short.
I just got out of work.
I was already getting to thehouse already, to my home.
I was like at least a mileaway, just right here, you know.
And I see these, I see thesetwo, uh, I see the sheriffs,
right?
I'm going southbound, and Ithink they're going north, okay?
And I'm going down, they'regoing, I'm in my right side,
(22:27):
they're going to the left side.
So I looked in the rear mirrorand they're making a U-turn.
I go shit.
I go, what happened?
You know?
And I was like, okay, oh shit,they were they're already like
behind me and shit, right?
And I was like, oh shit, whydid they like following me?
So I made a laugh, so they weretailgating me, right?
(22:49):
And then sure enough, I saw thelights.
Oh shit, dude, I got so Ididn't know they were following
me though, but I I kept ongoing.
I keep going straight down andoh shit, I'm fucking sleepy,
tired, you know?
Yeah.
And so I I I pulled over and Iwas like all nervous, dude.
(23:14):
I was like, oh fuck, I don'twant to.
What did I do?
But I'm driving okay.
I don't I I don't make nofucking mistakes on driving.
My my I turn signal and allthat stuff, and I drive straight
and all this stuff.
Yeah, I'm sleepy and tired.
So they got off the car.
So the reason why I stoppedyou, you because you have a
broken windshield.
And they go, oh shit.
(23:34):
Oh, no shit.
Yeah.
And so do you have a license?
And then he asked me insurance.
That's what I was crazy about.
I mean, I was like, like, I waswondering why they didn't ask
me for my insurance.
So then he asked me for myvalid driver license.
So I I gave him my driver'slicense.
They told me to put my handover the the steering wheel, do
(23:57):
not take them out and all thatstuff.
Just wait until I check if youknow if you've been in trouble,
have you been arrested?
Have you been in prison andblah blah blah, and other stuff.
And then there's there were twofemale girls, there were cops,
sheriffs, there were females,right?
And the other one was fuckingcute, you know?
She was really fucking cute,dude.
(24:17):
Yeah, baby.
And so we she's talking to mereal cool, you know.
I go, Oh my gosh, you go, she'sfucking cute.
She was short too.
But um, I was like, worry, ohmy gosh, I'm just worried.
So what do you she was askingme, where are you coming from?
I go, I was coming out of work.
I was just gonna, what do youwork at?
I can't say it, I don't want tosay it on the air.
I mean, on on uh Komisema.
(24:38):
Right, right.
So I told her, um, yeah, I workand all that stuff, and um, so
is it oh you where's it at?
Oh, it's all like in ChinoHills over there.
I go, Dan, that's far.
That's a long drive.
We go, yeah, it's a long drive.
I go, it's like a 45-minutedrive.
I had to drink two coffees toget over here when there's
traffic and all that stuff.
(24:59):
I go, is it worth it drivingall the way over there?
Do you have what do you workfull-time, part-time?
And I go, no, I work part-time.
I go, is it worth it?
What do you go you go all theway or whatever?
To be honest, you go, no, it'snot, it's not worth it because
it's uh for full time.
I mean, I got to, it's likeit's a breakout even and all
that stuff.
So and yeah, she was cute.
(25:21):
She was a cute uh cute cop andshe was talking to me real nice.
So I go, Do you have any kids?
And you go like that.
I go, nah, I'm single rightnow, and stuff like that.
But um, but yeah, I just it'slike since when did this happen?
Your your um your windshield,um, when did it crack?
When did it broke, and all thatstuff?
I thought it happened like ninemonths or 10 10 months ago.
(25:44):
I go, how did it happen?
I go, well, it happened becauseI was driving on the freeway
going home, you know, as usual,my daily routine going home.
Those gravel trucks, I toldher, and those gravel trucks,
one little pebble hit mywindshield.
I heard a snap, and it startedlike a it started small, and
then in a couple of weeks itstarted increasing big.
(26:06):
It started growing and growingand growing.
Thee Gooch (26:08):
You should have, you should have told her, you
should have told her that yournightstick increases big too.
I knew you were gonna come oversomething like that, but so
yeah, I have a nightstick too,you know.
Joe (26:25):
She would have like arrested.
I wanted to ask her, can youarrest me?
Okay, but yeah, so I just toldher, yeah, it was a pebble, one
of those gravel trucks, a pebblehit my windshield, and that's
how it started.
It started increasing and allthat stuff.
I know I should have taken careof it before it stood up,
before it got worse, but like Ithink like in two days it
(26:48):
increased real large and it justincreased.
So, and then I asked for Icalled my insurance and they
couldn't do nothing about it andall that stuff.
So I told them, you know what,you guys got to do something
about that because it's it'sit's it's a hazard, uh, it's
hazardous when pebbles areflying out in the freeway, you
know, those hazmat and thosegravel trucks, right?
(27:08):
And plus they don't put nofucking tarp over their gravel
trucks or anything like that.
And you know, that's the thingthat pisses me off, dude,
because uh those gravel trucksdon't pull tarps when they're
driving in the freeway, youknow.
Thee Gooch (27:19):
And there's a lot of gravel gravel trucks out here
too, because before it snows,they start they start throwing
gravel on the on the roads.
On the roads, yeah, yeah, justtoo, yeah.
Joe (27:28):
But yeah, so that one little pebble, I just told her,
yeah, that just when I heardthat, I go, Oh shit, I saw a
little line, a little crack inmy windshield.
Thee Gooch (27:36):
Right.
Joe (27:37):
Oh, then they said, you know what, we're just gonna let
you go, just take care of it,fix it, you know.
They didn't give you a ticket?
They didn't give me no ticket.
So that's like um that's why Ijust said, you know, thank you,
man, because I'm going through atough time as it is
financially.
You know, I got to pay rentthis week and all that stuff.
We go, Well, just take care ofit and just be safe.
And I I told them to, you know,be safe and all that stuff.
Thee Gooch (28:00):
And I would have I would have asked to be frisked
just for the fuck of it.
Joe (28:03):
Yeah, well, well, that's what they were asking me.
Do you have any weapons in yourcar?
I go, no, have you been inprison, or do you have any
standing ones?
I go, nah.
No, I don't, I don't.
I just I'm just coming out ofwork.
What do you work at?
And you know, but uh yeah,yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:18):
Remember that time?
Remember that time I got adrunk in public because I was
flirting with the cop?
Joe (28:24):
Oh, yeah, dude, no shit.
Yeah, dude.
So what a ring was gorgeous,yeah, she was gorgeous, dude.
Thee Gooch (28:31):
Yeah, fucking tall and what is she was a brunette,
right?
A brunette, yeah.
Joe (28:38):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:38):
Oh hey, what's your name?
An idiot.
Yeah, dude.
Crazy, dude.
Joe (28:47):
Yeah, dude.
Thee Gooch (28:48):
I remember that shit.
She told me to go inside theproperty like fucking a hundred
times, and I didn't listenbecause I was like love struck
and shit.
Joe (28:54):
You're all right there talking.
Thee Gooch (28:57):
I wanted her number, dude.
Fuck yeah, dude.
Joe (28:59):
And then when uh think on Saturday morning, it was a bad
accident, dude.
I went late to work.
Uh sent my truck, you know,fucking on the 63, almost to the
71.
It was a bad accident, and thenI seen a hot fucking patrolman.
Uh, I think so.
It was a Chino Hills cop, or Ithink it was probably a highway
(29:20):
CHP.
Uh-huh.
And she was hot, she was allblonde.
She had blonde and everything.
She was a blonde-haired girland stuff like that.
She was kind of cute, you know.
They're coming around, dude.
You know, yeah, it's crazy.
They're looking oh man, I'm sothey're looking, they're looking
fucking good, you know.
Thee Gooch (29:38):
Yeah, it's because as we get older, you know, the
the younger generation, we we'restarting to see a lot of
different people, dude.
Joe (29:43):
Yeah, that wasn't even the teachers too, huh?
They're all looking differentnow.
They're not they don't fuckingfucking and shit like that.
Thee Gooch (29:50):
My fucking my my fifth grade teacher was a
smoker, lesbian, yeah, right?
Fat.
And my gym teachers.
Joe (30:00):
Yeah.
My gym cheat my gym teacher.
I mean my gym.
My fucking teachers look likethat fucking lady the the
chocolate, um that oldchocolate, what is it?
The granny the grannychocolate.
Uh-huh.
Abuelita chocolate.
Yeah, abuelita chocolate.
All my teachers look like that,dude.
Thee Gooch (30:19):
Yeah, dude.
They weren't they weren't niceto look at.
My at least my teachersweren't.
Not one fucking time, dude.
Joe (30:25):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (30:25):
But it's the way it is, Gooch.
You know?
My kids, they have, you know,good looking teachers, right?
Yeah.
Like, geez, they didn't buildthem like this when I was young.
Yeah, I know, right?
Joe (30:38):
I go cheese.
But um, yeah, dude.
So I got I I I got I didn't getno ticket, and I was like,
That's good.
I thought I was gonna get afixed ticket.
No, to be honest.
Thee Gooch (30:50):
You know, what is a fucking wind windshield like
that cost, you know, inCalifornia.
Joe (30:54):
300 Chico, yeah, three Chico Check says he has a guy at
work.
Uh he could do it for me for uhI think 250.
Oh really?
So yeah, I'm gonna have itdone.
I don't know when, maybe nextSaturday.
Or I don't know, after theafter the next Saturday.
I'll probably do that.
Thee Gooch (31:10):
It's starting to sound like those cops, the
female police officers, theyjust wanted to pull you over
just for the fuck of it.
Joe (31:15):
That's what I was thinking too.
Thee Gooch (31:16):
Yeah, I would have let them that dude.
I I would I'll me, if I was acop, I would definitely frisk
you just for the fuck of it.
Joe (31:22):
I mean, because uh Chico Checks tells told me too.
He go, why would they want tostop you with a windshield
windshield wipe?
I mean, broken windshield, youknow.
Like, I mean, don't they haveimportant things to do?
There's a lot of stupid driversout there fucking driving
fucking recklessly, dude.
That's something I don'tunderstand, you know.
Thee Gooch (31:38):
I think they just did it to fuck with you.
Ooh, who's that?
Who's that little boy drivingthat car?
Joe (31:45):
They probably thought I was fucking tall, dude.
And then when they fucking, oh,he's short.
Forget it.
Forget it.
10-4.
But yeah, that was explaining.
I was explaining how my worksituations and my schedule and
all that stuff.
So I was thinking fortransferring, but there's no
app, there's no opportunities tono openings, you know, shit
(32:09):
like that.
Thee Gooch (32:09):
So did you did you at least sneak it in?
Do you want to see my penis?
Joe (32:13):
Oh no, no.
Thee Gooch (32:17):
You won't fuck?
Joe (32:21):
But um, but they were cool.
As long as I didn't get noticket, that's yeah, that's
cool.
I mean, as long as they stopme, dude, they're doing their
job, that's cool.
You know, but I mean, theyshould stop the ones that are
really doing like the recklessdriving, and um, you know,
people are just you know passingover people just because
they're in a fucking hurry, theythey they go ahead of you and
(32:42):
they go on the red lights andall that stuff.
I mean, there's a lot of shitthat I see that's real wrong,
but I mean, I think that's Sonythe CHP problem right there.
Yeah, so yeah, crack windshieldthis fucking yeah, but um yeah,
I'm gonna get that fixed prettysoon, so yeah.
You got me all traumatraumatized already.
(33:03):
Ooga booga.
But um, so what's going on inthe world, Joseph?
Well, I wanted to talk aboutlike if you guys want to listen
to our beginning of um ourepisode one, season one, the
beginning where we when Istarted talking and how I wanted
to be a podcaster.
(33:23):
Actually, I wanted to be aradio host, uh jockey, and back
in the day.
I explained myself how uh howwas I doing it with uh just with
uh uh a radio tape recorderwith two double cassettes, you
know?
So I was me and me and Chriswere doing that.
We're just pretending.
(33:43):
I don't know how I did itthough, but I did it right.
I know that for a fact.
Because I will record from uhfrom the play and record, I will
put record double record andplay, and the play one will be
like for the commercial, themusic, and the recording will be
like I'm recording my voice,you know what I'm saying?
Right, something like that.
You know, I fucking lost thetapes and our We lost a lot of
(34:06):
shit, dude.
Thee Gooch (34:07):
Yeah, we lost a lot of our past, yeah.
Yeah, and we and when youstarted it, you you started it
and it was called the Talkers,right?
Joe (34:16):
Well, first uh when I was like maybe I think I was like
around D say like 13 aroundthere, 12.
I was it was the fart squadbecause I went I wanted to be
like Howard Stern at the time.
I mean I don't know how forsome reason I don't know I
called it a fart squad becauseit was a show called Bomb Squad.
I think it was I think it wascalled Bomb Squad or something
(34:36):
like that.
But I go, oh you know what?
We should call it the fartsquad radio show and shit.
And then that's when um Chriswas started farting on the on
the fucking radio or did he didhe fart on command?
Yeah, he fought he fart at hefart at will in command too.
Yeah, imagine it's chonis.
Jeez, I know, right?
(34:58):
I know, right?
You will be like but uh yeah.
So you guys wanna just tune into our fart or fart squad.
You guys want to tune into thebeginning of our episode one in
season one?
It's right there now playing.
Check it out, check it out,everybody.
Check it out, check it out.
Thee Gooch (35:19):
Check it out.
We got three messages, those ofthose those bots or yeah,
they're the the bots.
Joe (35:25):
Oh, we got one from Michaela.
You go, you sound quiet quiet,Joel.
I do?
Why do I sound quiet?
Thee Gooch (35:33):
I don't know.
Maybe she needs to be faceflipped.
Joe (35:36):
Nice! Can you hear me now?
Can you hear me now?
Oh man.
But yeah, so it's kind of cool.
It's kind of cool.
Uh now I mean, I mean, uh, Ithought I was gonna get a ticket
and all that stuff.
Yeah, but so you guys didn'twant to hear our season one,
episode one.
It's playing now, everybody.
(35:58):
Check it out.
Thank you for all yourdownloads, everybody.
That's all I got to say.
Thee Gooch (36:04):
Um, so New York finally made the move of uh
voting for a socialist as mayor.
I can't even say his fuckingname, dude.
Joe (36:14):
Zanhan Mandani, what the fuck ever?
Madani or something like that.
Thee Gooch (36:19):
Yeah, yeah.
And you know, he thinks, and helied to all of his right,
right, you know, to the peopleof the of New York.
Oh, he's gonna freeze rent,he's gonna make bus rides for
free, everything free,everything free.
No, you can't, yeah.
Joe (36:38):
He can't.
Thee Gooch (36:39):
That's he doesn't have the power as mayor, he
doesn't have power to do that.
First of all, if he's gonnagive free bus rides, he has to
pay Metro, who runs the buspublic transportation out there
in New York, both train andbuses.
You know, he's got to pay themto get to give free rides.
Like, how does that work?
Stupid, and people bought it.
Joe (37:01):
Yeah, people bought it.
All the people that voted forhim, they're that now they're
upset, right?
All the democ the democrats,too, they're all upset too,
right?
Thee Gooch (37:08):
They're sounding regretful.
Sheez, dude.
Idiots, dude.
Idiots, yeah.
But but he sold it, he sold it,and people bought it, right?
Joe (37:18):
Yeah, oh free rent.
And and yeah, and they say, andthey said that he uh he
whispered loudly.
It was while he was thinkingloudly, right?
Yeah, thinking out loud and allthat stuff.
But I don't know, man.
And people foul for it and theybought it, and you know that
like they say, every everysucker is born every minute, you
(37:39):
know what I'm saying?
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (37:44):
Right?
It sure is, yeah.
Joe (37:46):
Well the only thing that's gonna happen.
Oh, go ahead, John.
I'm I'm thinking I'm talkingabout I'm speaking to the the
the voters.
They're they're they're they'remorons, dude.
They're like there's a suckerevery born every minute, so they
believe them and all thatstuff, and yeah, they were too
gullible and they fucking votedfor them.
Oh, we're gonna get everythingfree.
Who there's nothing free inthis world, dude?
Thee Gooch (38:08):
Nothing, nothing, you know, and I've said it in
the past, you know, and again,he doesn't have as mayor, he
doesn't have much power.
Okay, yeah, he doesn't havemuch power.
All he's in control of are thechief of police and shit like
that, you know.
Joe (38:21):
And the funny part is that he thinks he's the president of
the United States.
That's the funny part.
He was like, he got too aheadof himself, yeah.
You know, yeah.
I remember when I when I was inschool, because I always always
wanted to be a cop, right?
All right, I wanted I alwayswanted to be a policeman, uh a
cop.
And then and when I went to theschool, you have these safety
(38:44):
patrols, you know, like thesafety hall safety, you know,
where you got you go to you, youhave you be a safety person and
you you you control thehallways, who's coming, and
tardy, and all that shit.
So I wanted to become a safetybecause I want I was I wanted to
be a cop, right?
So when I became a safety, Iwas over my head of go, I'm a
cop now, you know.
I'm gonna I'm gonna control thefucking hallways and shit like
(39:05):
that.
Hey, what you doing in thefucking hallways?
You know, shit like that, youknow?
Yeah, so I know how he feels.
He's thinking like a kid, youknow.
Yeah, you get ahead ofyourself, you know, like fuck,
you know.
Thee Gooch (39:18):
But I mean, the only thing that's gonna happen is
that the Muslims they sticktogether, dude.
They stick together like yeah,flies on shit, dude, right?
Joe (39:26):
Well, this is what I knew.
I knew this was gonna comeabout, dude, because once he
became a mirror, a mayor, mayor,I should say.
I sound like I said mere.
But everybody, all the Muslimsalready like popping up already,
you know?
Yeah, but um, but we'll see howit turns out, dude.
Thee Gooch (39:43):
We'll see how it turns out for New York.
Joe (39:45):
I'll I'll see I'll say two years.
This is uh uh it's gonna bebad.
Everybody's saying one year.
Thee Gooch (39:51):
Here's a fact for you.
I bet you didn't know this,because I didn't.
The Statue of Liberty is calledthe Statue of Liberty.
They had to put it on theoutside of the United States on
an island, which I don't know ifthey built the island for the
Statue of Liberty, but if it wasposted the land of the United
(40:14):
States, it would have beencalled Statue of Freedom.
Joe (40:17):
Oh, Statue of Freedom?
Thee Gooch (40:19):
Yeah, but it's called Statue of Liberty because
it's on an island.
Joe (40:24):
It's on the island.
So if it would have been in thecenter of the United States, or
in the middle of the UnitedStates, it would have been
called the Statue of Freedom.
Yep.
I didn't know that.
You do your research all gooch.
Thee Gooch (40:39):
Eh I try, you know, for the sake of the show.
Jeez.
I love doing the show, youknow.
Joe (40:47):
You're you're ahead of time.
Thee Gooch (40:49):
Sometimes I'm tired.
I don't know.
I gotta talk to Joe for anhour.
Joe (40:53):
Damn.
And um, yeah, so I got a clipabout what he said.
Okay.
You wanna see it?
Yeah.
You wanna see it?
Yeah, I'll reckon yeah.
Here we go.
Here's the clip, guys.
Clip (41:08):
Well, thank you for the question.
It's transition2025.com.
And you know, there were a fewmonths ago where I told
supporters across the city tostop donating.
And today I am asking them tostart once again.
And I am asking them to do sobecause of the fact that a
transition that can meet themoment of preparing for January
(41:30):
1st is one that will requirestaff, it will require research,
it will require infrastructure.
And those are things that wewill have to provide.
And I'm excited for the factthat it will be funded by the
very people who brought us tothis point, the working people
who have been left behind by thepolitics of this.
Thee Gooch (41:50):
I thought it should have been free.
Joe (41:52):
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Thee Gooch (41:54):
You know, after he gave that speech after this clip
in 30 hours, dude, peopledonated over five hundred
thousand dollars, dude.
Oh shit.
In thirty hours, donated class.
He's never worked a day in hisfucking life.
(42:15):
Fuck.
You know, he has rich parents.
Yeah.
Joe (42:20):
You know, you can't tell his parents to he can't tell his
parents to pay it.
Thee Gooch (42:25):
Yeah, no shit.
It's just stupid.
We'll see what New York lookslike after he's he's he he's uh
an oath, he takes his oath.
He's not gonna do the oath ofoffice with the Holy Bible.
Oh, I know that.
He already he already deniedthat.
He's oh with the Quran, huh?
Most likely, yeah.
That's treason, dude.
They can't do that.
(42:45):
But you know, the Boston TeaParty, when we had the United
States had that revolutionbecause of the 3% tax, people
lost their shit, right?
Back in the day.
Now we're just a bunch ofpussies, we're just dealing with
it.
Joe (43:01):
Unbelievable, you guys.
All you new New Yorkers outthere, wake up, man.
Wake up.
You guys are gonna be.
Thee Gooch (43:09):
It's too late for them, dude.
Well, now the Trump admin theTrump administration.
But this guy's not even wasn'teven born in the United States.
Joe (43:17):
Yeah, that's what I heard too.
Thee Gooch (43:19):
He's got his citizenship, sure.
But all the shit that he'sdoing, talking down on the
United States and the president,all that, they're gonna revoke
his citizenship and they'regonna deport his ass.
That's what they're looking todo, at least.
Yeah.
Joe (43:30):
But I thought that they don't supposed to be
volunteering.
I mean, like, volunteering.
I mean, uh, they're notsupposed to be uh active on this
kind of job in the UnitedStates, dude, because of the
ceilings, you know.
Thee Gooch (43:42):
Yeah, and that's supposed to be in an office,
dude.
In office, yeah.
Oh, that's weird.
It's weird.
And um here's our are you gonnaare you gonna talk to are you
gonna talk to D see if she wantsto come on the show?
Joe (43:59):
Well, I was hoping you because you you're you're
talking to her, you know.
No one talks to me and shit,and you know, no one gives me a
fucking call and text.
No one worries about me, youknow.
Hey Joe, you got five bucks?
Huh?
Thee Gooch (44:13):
Hey Joe, you got five bucks?
Joe (44:16):
I know, right?
That's when they know me.
Yeah, but um I'll talk to her.
Yeah, I'll just you talk, yeah.
You I think I mean you I thinkyou talk to her more than I do,
so it's like I said, um likeknow know that I'm alive and
shit.
But um, oh well.
I'm not I I'm not acting I'mnot acting porosito, it's just
(44:38):
the truth, you know what I'msaying?
You know, but um but yeah,dude.
Um I feel sorry for New York.
Thee Gooch (44:50):
Yeah, we'll see what give it a year after he's he's
uh you know January 1st, Ithink.
Joe (44:58):
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Thank you, everybody.
Um you get your all you got todo is get your cell phone camera
(45:46):
phone, point it directly to theQR code, and it goes directly
to the page, everybody.
Follow me.
But um, yeah, dude.
So I mean, I can't believewe're doing this, dude.
Uh we're we're doing great inour podcast.
I mean, I was so I'm surprised,dude, because I think they were
(46:06):
gonna go to this extinct thisfar.
I know, dude.
I know the only ones thatdidn't contribute is uh well
they kind of did in a way, butbut that when I don't see them
coming around, or it's like anairy job, you know.
You if they don't come aroundand they're they're just giving
you the runaround, you knowthey're not interested,
interested, right?
(46:27):
Right.
So I uh basically, I mean, Iguess they don't want to
contribute to our show.
Mean you and I contribute toit, we we uh stuck to it and we
fucking did it, and I likethat's all I can say.
I mean, and it's whatever Iwanted, you know.
Thee Gooch (46:44):
I always wanted to do this since I was a kid, so
you know, even though it was badground, but I was unlike you
who didn't have faith in theDodgers winning the World
Series, I had faith in the show.
That's why I stuck around.
Wow, yeah.
Joe (46:57):
You know what?
I think I had more faith in myshoulder than the Dodgers, you
know, believe it or not.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, but you know, but youknow, I mean, yeah, it's the way
it is.
I mean, everybody loses faith,and it I mean, I don't I
shouldn't call it faith, Ishould call it hope instead, you
know.
Yeah, I mean, I lost hope, butand then I gained it back, and
you know, it it comes and goes,you know.
Thee Gooch (47:18):
My my my perception of uh perspective on on the show
in the beginning was you knowit'd be fun, nice hobby.
I don't have a hobby, you know.
Well we get to talk to Remo andand and Benny at the time that
when they were on the show, youknow, because we went from not
seeing each other, you know,right to seeing each other all
(47:40):
our lives, you know.
Yeah, and that in the beginningfor me that was fun, but then
you know, as it went by, a yearwent by, right?
You know, it just keep gettingbetter and better, dude.
Like we we just start talkingmore about stuff, right?
Yeah, uh, and again, people canagree or disagree with us,
which makes it a show, whichmakes it a part of the show.
Joe (48:00):
I mean, I I'm not saying that Benny didn't want to be in
the show.
I mean, I get it.
He's working a lot of hours andall that stuff, but yeah, I'm
saying, like, you know, at leastput some effort on it.
Like me.
I mean, I know he's makingthose long hours, you know, the
whole week.
You know, I get it, you know.
But put some effort, I mean,put some effort on it.
I I uh we're tired too.
(48:21):
I'm tired too, you know.
We're you're tired too, you'resleepy, you know.
But I mean they helped us alot, but yeah.
So th I I thank them and Ithank you, and I thank Remo, and
um, I hope everything goes wellwith them.
And I and I guess it's just youand I, you know.
Thee Gooch (48:39):
Yeah, and you know, and in doing the show in earlier
days, you know, I wasn'texpecting it to be a success,
you know.
Yeah, so now three years intoit, you know, fuck, we exploded.
No bullshit.
You know, and I have no money.
Joe (48:54):
It's like I said, it's like if it wasn't for the
downloaders from the carrierthat I am in the bus sprout, you
got to carry yourself on tolike uh downloads, okay?
So it goes by the downloads,and if you add a lot of
downloads, a lot of followers,and you'll stick to Amazon and
(49:16):
all that Amazon Music,iHeartRadio, Spotify, Apple
Podcast, YouTube Music, Pandora,and all podcast platforms.
So if we didn't have thosedownloads, we wouldn't not even
be on them platforms, you knowwhat I'm saying?
Right.
So that's why I thank all thelisteners out there.
Thank you very much by turningme in.
(49:39):
And um, yeah, then that's all Ican say too.
I mean, I enjoy doing this,even you know, like even though
I have bad grammar, if anyoneout there has bad grammar, it's
you can still do it.
All right, you could bedifferent.
It's like you said you saidthat last week, Gooch.
You know, we're different,right?
(50:00):
Yeah, yeah, we absolutely are.
Yeah.
Oh, you mean drifty?
Yeah, drifties.
Rest your soul, Connie.
Rest in peace.
But um, are we yet?
I think we're done for the day,Gooch.
(50:20):
Go back to sleep.
You gonna go back to sleep,memes?
Yeah, or what?
Yeah, memes now.
Thee Gooch (50:25):
Memes, time to go to sleep.
Joe (50:30):
That's the end of the show, guys.
Uh but like I said again, guys.
Thee Gooch (50:35):
Nice!
Joe (50:36):
Hey now, thank you for all your downloads out there,
everybody.
Thank you for listening.
I want to thank all of Europethat are downloading our
podcast.
I want to thank Europe, UK,China, Africa, Japan, Italy,
South America, North America aswell.
(50:58):
And um go to our get the camyour camera phone out there,
guys, and point it to the QRcode there, and you go directly
to the bus sprout page.
You could tune into ourepisodes there.
Any final words for you, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (51:18):
Um, no, I'm just bummed out still.
You're exhausted?
Yeah, I'm exhausted.
Joe (51:25):
So we might be doing two shows pretty soon.
You forgot to mention that,Gooch?
Thee Gooch (51:30):
Yeah, I forgot to mention that next weekend.
Joe (51:34):
Next weekend, yeah, I think so.
Okay, um, so starting nextweek, well, we're gonna give it
a thought.
We're gonna brainstorm for alittle while, and we might be
doing two weeks, live two weeks,and um, I mean two weeks.
What am I talking about?
I'm thinking I'm sleepy too,dude.
But we're gonna do two shows ina week.
(51:58):
So just stay tuned.
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(52:19):
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(00:46):
Um I just before we start this,I just wanna thank everybody.
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(01:11):
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What's happening, Gooch?
(01:31):
Um, today's weather is 78degrees in the highs, everybody.
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Thank you, everybody.
Stay cool, stay warm,everybody.
What's up, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (01:44):
What's happening, Joey?
So Joe, Joe and I were talkingabout before the show how this
show would probably be areintroduction of ourselves,
yeah, of the talkers, since weare getting a lot more uh
downloads, you know.
(02:04):
Yeah, dude.
It feels very, very cool andoverwhelming.
I we really appreciate it.
Joe (02:10):
Yeah, dude.
We're being heard, you know.
Thee Gooch (02:13):
Yeah, we're being heard.
We're actually we're actuallydoing something after three
years of doing podcasts.
We're actually we have aneffect on people, and I don't
know if if it's relatable toothers and when they hear us or
you know they agree or disagree,but either way, we're grateful.
Joe (02:29):
Yeah, thank you guys, everybody out there.
You heard the Gooch himself.
Thank you very much.
Thee Gooch (02:38):
Nice, yeah, Gooch.
So how you been, Gooch?
You know what, bro, bro?
I've I've been kind of in afunk today, like just
depression.
I slept most of the day.
I've just been just snappy, youknow.
Just I don't know.
I just I was looking forward tothe show so I can just get it
out there.
I don't know, just I'm kind ofin a funk, dude, like really
(03:01):
bad.
And I I spoke to one of ourolder cousins.
I won't I won't tell you whatwe spoke about, but I'm not
proud of it, dude.
I'm not proud of you know whatwe talked about.
It's kind of fucked up,something uh most likely will
take to the grave with shit thatI was told, which makes a lot
of sense, you know, when youlook at shit growing up, you
(03:23):
know, how fucked up things were.
Right.
You know, I'll I'll tell youabout I'll tell you partially
about about it after the show.
Joe (03:31):
Yeah, but uh this took place when we're kids, or
because if if it was, if it is,we were just kids, we're all
stupid kids.
We'll all do stupid no, yeah,yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Thee Gooch (03:41):
But it actually has nothing to do with us, us as
kids.
Okay, it actually has nothingto do with us as kids.
It has a lot to do with thatold fart you called grandpa.
Joe (03:52):
Oh shit, okay.
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (03:54):
We used to talk about him a lot on the show with
the one that didn't like me,yeah.
And there's a reason why hedidn't like you.
Oh your face.
Joe (04:05):
Oh shit, right?
I don't know, I don't know.
Uh I mean, I get that on peoplea lot, dude.
I mean, I I get that at worktoo, and all that stuff, and you
know, I don't know.
Thee Gooch (04:17):
Yeah, it can't it kind of it kind of, you know,
when I was talking to our oldercousin, dude, it it it fucking
surprised me, right?
Because we were talking aboutyou know, God, and you know,
she's a very religious person,and I I I actually want to get
her on the show so we can so shecan talk about it.
And right, like again, I'm notgonna mention what we talked
about, but it was a lot aboutreligion and the family, you
(04:39):
know.
And ever since that, dude, itwas just like fuck, dude.
After all these years, youknow, you learn shit and the
truth comes out about certainpeople, and yeah, I know, right?
Everything starts coming outafter, huh?
Yeah, it's fucked up.
And and and then when I tellyou when we talk after the show,
it'll it'll put a lot of piecesto the puzzle together on why
(05:02):
shit was the way it was when wewere growing up.
Jeez, you know, yeah.
And I I was I I probably shouldhave mentioned it before the
show, so I didn't catch you withyour pants off, but I kind of
like seeing you with your pantsoff.
Yeah, but yeah, dude, it's justI've just been in a depression
ever since I talked to her.
I think I talked to herWednesday or Thursday, Tuesday
(05:24):
or Wednesday, one of them days,and ever since then, dude, it's
just like this morning, dude.
I woke up.
I didn't want to get up, youknow.
I was just like, holy fuck,dude.
It beat the shit out of meemotionally, man.
Yeah, it beat the shit out ofme emotionally.
Damn, no way, it's it's fuckedup, yeah.
So it was like uh serious talk,serious matter, or something,
(05:48):
or uh you know, in the beginningwe talked about God and it was
it was really refreshing, youknow.
But then we started talkingabout other things, and you
know, shit came up, and yeah,you know, I don't know, dude.
Joe (06:03):
Yeah, it's a lot, dude.
Thee Gooch (06:04):
So I'm kind of depressed today.
I was kind of fucking just likeoverwhelmed.
Joe (06:08):
I probably know some of the stories that you probably do,
yeah.
Yeah, I probably know most ofit, what went on, but we'll see.
We'll see.
We'll see and all that stuff.
Thee Gooch (06:18):
Depression ain't no fucking joke, man.
Like it got me in a fuckingfunk, dude.
And I don't like talking aboutit.
I'm doing it now on the show togive us something to talk
about, you know.
But I don't talk to people, Idon't open up to people.
I hate that because then at onepoint you talk to this is the
one thing that that reallybothers me about people and why
people don't open up like me.
Like, I'll open up to Joe, I'llopen up to you, you know.
(06:38):
Huh?
Joe (06:39):
Yeah, it's like with dad, and he doesn't open up, he never
opened up, he never talked, youknow, things like that.
Thee Gooch (06:45):
Yeah, and there's a reason why I don't, because then
people will use it against you,yeah.
Joe (06:51):
You know, and I don't open up to people, and then they will
spread the rumors and they willtalk against you, and then they
use it as a weapon and shitlike that, you know?
Thee Gooch (06:59):
Yeah, so our cousin, our cousin opened up like a
fucking book, dude.
Like a book, and it almost mademe cry.
But she's confident that Iwon't say nothing about it, you
know, and which is true.
I won't.
I'm not a fucking rat.
You know, we don't go aroundtalking about people.
Joe (07:15):
Right, right.
Thee Gooch (07:16):
But I will go as far as saying, I'm not proud of our
last name, dude.
You know, after hearing that,yeah, yeah.
I'm not.
Joe (07:26):
You're not your last name, or our last name?
Thee Gooch (07:28):
Our last name, yeah.
I'm not, you know.
We can forgive and shit, butnow it's just explained a lot,
dude.
Joe (07:35):
Like is that something that doesn't go away, huh?
Thee Gooch (07:37):
Yeah, and it didn't, dude.
It didn't.
It kind of fucked me up, youknow.
And then you know you havepeople around you wondering, you
know, what's wrong?
What's wrong?
Well, I don't want to fuckingtalk about it.
You know, I'd rather just snapand be a fucking complete
asshole and not talk about it.
Right.
Um because it's just that's theway it is, it'll be used
against me eventually.
(07:58):
Yeah.
So one way or another, it wouldbe used against me.
And I don't like opening up, Idon't fucking open up.
Joe (08:04):
Yeah, I know I know what you're saying because one time I
did that, um, you lay out likeyou talk about your what's going
on, what's what's botheringyou.
And um then they re then theyhold it against you, like oh,
they spread rumors, andespecially when you talk to a
friend.
I mean, you can't talk to afriend or nobody like that.
You got to like code it toyourself, you know.
And then they uh they startspreading rumors and all that
(08:27):
stuff.
So yeah, I know what you'resaying.
Yeah, it's a different way, butin a different you know,
situation, you know.
But yeah, sometimes I I reallydon't like to express myself too
much, you know.
Yeah, yeah.
But I'll I'll do anything forthe show.
But I mean, if it's uh in ourfamily thing, that's has to be
secret, right?
Thee Gooch (08:47):
Yeah, of course.
Yeah, no, yeah, I'm opening up,yeah, I'm opening up, you know,
about my feelings right nowbecause it's for the show, for
the sake of the show.
But I'm not gonna say what youknow, yeah, actually what's
going on, you know, because itis fucked up, dude.
Like it's like fucked up, andagain, it it just puts a lot of
pieces to the puzzle together,you know, what we saw uh growing
(09:10):
up and shit.
Yeah.
Joe (09:12):
I I think I'm pretty sure I know what it what's it about
because I think Benny mentionedit and he told us about it too,
but we'll see.
Thee Gooch (09:23):
Yeah.
Kind of a cliffhanger, huh,Joseph?
Joe (09:25):
Yeah, it's like a a mystery that needs to be solved or
something like that.
Thee Gooch (09:29):
And I and I wish I can say, you know, here on a
show, but it is fuckingpersonal, dude.
Like very personal.
Well, this well, yeah, thisone's kind of personal, you
know.
And again, it's people if I'min a funk, just let me be in a
fucking funk.
You know, I work fucking hard,you know, to get shit off my
(09:49):
mind, you know.
Yeah, you know, work long hoursjust to fucking forget about
shit.
And then when I talk to cousin,it's like, holy fuck, dude,
that was a load, man.
That was a fucking load, bro,bro, for real.
Joe (10:04):
I wasn't fucking ready for that.
Thee Gooch (10:06):
Yeah, dude, I wasn't ready for that, dude.
Joe (10:09):
I wasn't so she finally opened up.
Yeah, she opened up.
So she I mean, all this stuffthat about our family back in
the day, right?
Right, they were probablysaying that, well, why do you
hate grandpa and all that stuff?
Now you know the reason why,right?
Right, right.
So now she knows the reasonwhy.
(10:30):
Yeah.
Is is that is that on my um Igetting it.
Thee Gooch (10:34):
You're on you're on the you're on the right path.
Yeah, you're on the right path.
And when you put two and twotogether, ultimately to blame is
grandpa.
Joe (10:43):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (10:43):
That fucking dirt bag is ultimately to blame for
what happened to the family.
Joe (10:48):
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, I I know I know part ofthe story, but um I would I
would like to open up on that,on that story.
But maybe it's not the righttime.
Uh, they told me about it, uh,Benny's mother, you know, and
mom told me, you know.
Right.
And mom, well, uh technicallymom told me about it.
(11:10):
And uh we'll talk about itafter.
If you wanna if you wanna wantit to be announced to the show,
we if you want to talk about ita show.
So you know, it's somethingthat we got to talk about, you
know me.
So I'll let you know about thatone right after we're done with
the show.
So um yeah, so that's so sheshe finally opened up and admit
(11:33):
to so basically the family wasin denial, right?
Right, absolutely, 100% indenial and so is that in that
case that if she's knows aboutthat, the whole family knows
about it, right?
Possibly, I'm pretty sure.
Thee Gooch (11:50):
Possibly, possibly, possibly, you know, yeah.
It's just one of those thingswhere we can break that mold.
Of course, you and I'll speakfor myself because you don't
have any kids, right?
Joe, and I mean no offense, butyou don't have any kids.
I can break that mold.
Well, they claim I have one,but uh but it just well, there's
also claims that I might have15, but that doesn't mean I'm
(12:12):
it's in the air somewhere.
Just because you name him Joedoesn't mean he belonged to Joe.
Joe (12:18):
Yeah, but you know what they always call it the
imaginary son, you know?
Thee Gooch (12:21):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But you know, having kids, butI'm fortunately I'm I'm
fortunate to break that mole,right?
You know, the mold of of whathappened in the family in the
past, dude.
My kids don't know about it, Ididn't know about it.
So therefore they can't putthemselves in that situation,
yeah, you know, and they have afather like me that if they were
(12:45):
put in that situation bysomebody, uh a neighbor or
whoever, then that neighborwould be fucking dead.
Joe (12:51):
Yeah, yeah, you know?
Thee Gooch (12:52):
Oh yeah, yeah, but we're fortunate enough that we
don't we I didn't put my kids inthat situation.
So they don't have thatmentality, you know.
Joe (13:05):
I mean, just imagine, just imagine that you had a grandpa
that hated your guts, dude.
You know, yeah, dude.
He fucking hated you, dude.
He hated you.
He hated me to the core, dude.
Even in the sick bed, you know.
Thee Gooch (13:17):
And then when we talk about it, dude, it's gonna
make a lot of sense why he hatedyou.
Joe (13:22):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (13:22):
You know?
Joe (13:23):
I mean, from my understanding, we could talk
about this, like I said, but uhwe we mentioned this in the
early early episodes, right?
Right.
Okay, like episode two whenBenny and Remo were around.
We mentioned it why, and and hehe hated me to the core.
And I know I know why.
(13:44):
I could I I want to express itand why the reason and mom told
me, or told us, I'm pretty sureshe uh she told you too, and the
reason why.
Thee Gooch (13:54):
Well I will go, you know, and just to not just to
not keep the the listeners inthe cliff on your it has a lot
to do with molestation.
There, I fucking said it.
Okay, it has a lot to do withmolestation, yeah.
So and then there's only onefucking man responsible for
that, yeah.
Joe (14:14):
You know, so yeah, that yeah, they already told me about
that.
So if you're getting to thatpoint, yeah.
I already know about that.
And it was upsetting, dude.
Thee Gooch (14:23):
It was upsetting for me when we were talking about
it.
Joe (14:25):
Okay, but uh how does she know about that?
Because the only one that knewabout that was um Benny and the
mom.
Thee Gooch (14:32):
Oh, it goes further, it goes a lot deeper than that,
bro.
Joe (14:35):
Oh, it goes deeper, okay.
I don't know.
Thee Gooch (14:36):
It goes a lot deeper than that, yeah.
And um, like I said, the onlyperson responsible for that is
that dirtbag grandpa of yours.
You know from our aunts anduncles and dad when they were
kids, dude.
You know?
And um we were fortunate, likeI said, we were fortunate enough
(14:59):
to to break that mold.
Joe (15:01):
Right.
Thee Gooch (15:02):
Because I myself hate child molesters, dude.
And there's a reason why I hatechild molesters.
Pedophiles.
There's a reason.
We had a rough we had a roughgrowing up with with shit like
that, you know?
Joe (15:16):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (15:18):
I wasn't a victim, you know.
I don't know who is and whowas.
Joe (15:25):
But um, yeah, they I I yeah, I heard I I knew about
that, but I don't know the wholescoop.
Thee Gooch (15:31):
Oh, there's a there's a bigger scoop than
well, we'll talk about it afterthe show.
Joe (15:35):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (15:35):
And I I wish I could talk about it, but she told me
not to.
To anybody, which I have torespect and with confidence.
You know, we should bring heron the show though, so she can
open up about the God though.
Joe (15:49):
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (15:49):
That's a good she knows she's very knowledgeable,
dude.
Joe (15:52):
Yeah, I know, yeah.
We'll call her D.
Thee Gooch (15:56):
Yeah, D.
And uh yeah, she's veryknowledgeable.
She all you know, not very manypeople can make me cry.
Yeah, yeah, she almost made mecry, bro.
Joe (16:06):
Oh, really?
Thee Gooch (16:08):
Almost.
Joe (16:09):
Like almost.
Like a baby, or but um but uhyeah, dude.
Yeah, I know what you'refeeling.
I mean, um it's just uh crazy,dude.
I mean, yeah, I already knewabout that story, but I didn't
know too much of it right now.
But um, yeah, that's that'scrazy, dude.
(16:32):
But um it's weird.
So you guys were talking thewhole how many hours you guys
were talking about.
We were talking, we uh wetalked uh I wish my talk to me
like that, dude.
Thee Gooch (16:42):
Uh an hour and 15 minutes, dude.
Joe (16:45):
An hour and 15 minutes, yeah.
Thee Gooch (16:46):
She well, first she wanted to know the kids' names
because she's she's involvedwith the family tree, right?
Yeah, yeah.
She's involved with extendingthe family tree where our last
name comes from Spain and shit,right?
Yeah, her and some other lady.
She was there at mom's funeral.
Joe (17:01):
Uh-huh.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Forget her name.
I forgot her name.
Well, maybe she won't even bementioned anyway.
She's the one that she's theone between her and uh the or
the I forget her name, but theygave us remember the CD they
gave us?
Yeah, they gave us the CD ofthe heritage the heritage.
The heritage, yeah, yeah.
About where the manus came fromand all that stuff.
Thee Gooch (17:20):
Yeah.
So she's very heavy involved inthat in the family tree.
So we started, she wanted to,she wanted my information with
the kids, the birthdays, thenames, yeah, who's in order, up
until you know, my oldest toyoungest, right?
You know, the grandchild.
She wanted to know all that soshe can get it in the tree,
right?
And then after that, we justfucking she just went on and on
(17:40):
about God and scriptures and thepast and who was the trouble in
the past and the family, anduh, you know, a lot of
forgiveness happened and youknow, move on and you know, shit
like that, you know.
Joe (17:55):
Yeah, that's yeah.
Thee Gooch (17:58):
That's crazy.
Joe (17:59):
But it was it was pretty cool.
Yeah, I mean that was a good uhsounds like you had a good chat
with her.
Thee Gooch (18:05):
Yeah.
Joe (18:06):
But we're we're trying not to be too explicit, you know.
Who?
Not not to say too muchprofanity here, you know, you
know, because you say that youknow, does she hear the show
though?
Does she listen?
Does she do she listen?
Thee Gooch (18:21):
I don't know.
I don't know if she's listeningto the show, you know.
But uh I'll ask her.
I can ask her, you ask her ifshe wants to come on the show.
Joe (18:27):
I mean, where's our cousin support?
Where's our family support,right?
You know, you're supposed to becousin.
Yeah, she stays away from I'mnot speaking about cousin D.
I mean, I'm I'm talking aboutlike sexy pants and Chico Chex ,
you know.
Fucking they don't even supportus, they don't even banning
(18:48):
downloading our fucking podcastfor support, too.
You know what I'm saying?
Thee Gooch (18:52):
Yeah, sexy.
Yes, we're up.
It's just it's just me and you,Joseph.
Yeah, just you and I and you,you and I, yeah.
Joe (19:01):
But other than that, I yeah, we'll we'll talk about
that after the show.
Thee Gooch (19:05):
Um and I was gonna call you too about it and shit,
but I didn't want to disturbyou.
Well, I know you're awake now,so I'll talk to you after the
show.
Yeah, so this is kind of areintroduction of the show
because we're getting a lot ofdownloads, a lot of listeners, a
hell of a lot of listeners.
So I am my first name is thelast name Gooch.
(19:27):
Now, where I got that name fromwas I was called Gooch when I
was a kid because of the show,TV show, different strokes.
Yeah, and the Gooch was thebully.
Not that I'm a bully, but itkind of fits, and I've had that
name ever since the early 80s.
Yeah.
Joe (19:46):
I don't know why we we we we started calling you the
Gooch.
I don't know what what's good,what is what it is because most
people take it the wrong way,they take it, it's under the
male's crotch, right?
Thee Gooch (19:56):
I'll take that too.
I'll I'll be named, you know,the what is the sphincter
between the butthole and the andthe and the balls?
I'll take it.
Yeah, it's a nice area, niceand warm.
Joe (20:08):
But it's not no, it's not really the name of that, it's
not the purpose.
The purpose is that you got itfrom the shoulder, different
strokes, you know.
Thee Gooch (20:15):
Yeah, yeah.
So yeah, and because it'sGoogle, because you Google
Gooch, that's exactly whatGoogle's gonna tell you.
You know, it's the the thatspot between the asshole and
penis, right?
Yeah, because Google GoogleGoogle's wrong.
It's not what Gooch is.
Joe (20:29):
Yeah, Google says that there's cops right there um with
a speed trap, and they'relying, dude.
So when you see a speed trap onthe Google maps, don't believe
it.
Don't believe it.
Yeah, so yeah, Gooch.
Thee Gooch (20:44):
And I work outside of the podcast, I drywall.
I drywall and finish my ownjobs, my own work, have a couple
helpers.
What else?
I think I'm funny, maybe.
You pick you pick butts.
I pick butts, yep.
Joe (21:04):
There's a there's a there's a Japan, I don't know if it's a
Japanese slang thing or orChinese, they call it the
Pikuchu, or I don't know whatthe fight.
They they go like that and inChina or Chip Japanese, they go,
they sneak up on a person, theygo like that, and they call it
the that's what they call thatgame.
I forgot the name of it.
Thee Gooch (21:22):
Really?
Joe (21:22):
There's a yeah, I forgot.
But they go deep in therethough, dude.
Yeah, they they they they stabyou like yeah, you know, I
forgot the name.
I'm gonna have to look it up.
Thee Gooch (21:32):
That's in China or Japan?
Joe (21:33):
I think China and Japan.
Thee Gooch (21:35):
I think then we must go to Japan.
Jeez, play that game, see whatthey got for us.
See if I can take it.
Joe (21:42):
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Thee Gooch (21:43):
Kiko.
Joe (21:44):
Yeah, yeah.
Well, you know what?
What happened to me on Friday,Gooch?
What's that?
Oh my gosh, dude.
I was I was like tired comingout of work.
Uh the freeway was kind oflike, oh mellow out.
I was coming out of work.
And I was already like uh I wasalready nearby going, I was
(22:05):
already home.
I got off the freeway, make itshort.
I'm gonna make it short.
I just got out of work.
I was already getting to thehouse already, to my home.
I was like at least a mileaway, just right here, you know.
And I see these, I see thesetwo, uh, I see the sheriffs,
right?
I'm going southbound, and Ithink they're going north, okay?
And I'm going down, they'regoing, I'm in my right side,
(22:27):
they're going to the left side.
So I looked in the rear mirrorand they're making a U-turn.
I go shit.
I go, what happened?
You know?
And I was like, okay, oh shit,they were they're already like
behind me and shit, right?
And I was like, oh shit, whydid they like following me?
So I made a laugh, so they weretailgating me, right?
(22:49):
And then sure enough, I saw thelights.
Oh shit, dude, I got so Ididn't know they were following
me though, but I I kept ongoing.
I keep going straight down andoh shit, I'm fucking sleepy,
tired, you know?
Yeah.
And so I I I pulled over and Iwas like all nervous, dude.
(23:14):
I was like, oh fuck, I don'twant to.
What did I do?
But I'm driving okay.
I don't I I don't make nofucking mistakes on driving.
My my I turn signal and allthat stuff, and I drive straight
and all this stuff.
Yeah, I'm sleepy and tired.
So they got off the car.
So the reason why I stoppedyou, you because you have a
broken windshield.
And they go, oh shit.
(23:34):
Oh, no shit.
Yeah.
And so do you have a license?
And then he asked me insurance.
That's what I was crazy about.
I mean, I was like, like, I waswondering why they didn't ask
me for my insurance.
So then he asked me for myvalid driver license.
So I I gave him my driver'slicense.
They told me to put my handover the the steering wheel, do
(23:57):
not take them out and all thatstuff.
Just wait until I check if youknow if you've been in trouble,
have you been arrested?
Have you been in prison andblah blah blah, and other stuff.
And then there's there were twofemale girls, there were cops,
sheriffs, there were females,right?
And the other one was fuckingcute, you know?
She was really fucking cute,dude.
(24:17):
Yeah, baby.
And so we she's talking to mereal cool, you know.
I go, Oh my gosh, you go, she'sfucking cute.
She was short too.
But um, I was like, worry, ohmy gosh, I'm just worried.
So what do you she was askingme, where are you coming from?
I go, I was coming out of work.
I was just gonna, what do youwork at?
I can't say it, I don't want tosay it on the air.
I mean, on on uh Komisema.
(24:38):
Right, right.
So I told her, um, yeah, I workand all that stuff, and um, so
is it oh you where's it at?
Oh, it's all like in ChinoHills over there.
I go, Dan, that's far.
That's a long drive.
We go, yeah, it's a long drive.
I go, it's like a 45-minutedrive.
I had to drink two coffees toget over here when there's
traffic and all that stuff.
(24:59):
I go, is it worth it drivingall the way over there?
Do you have what do you workfull-time, part-time?
And I go, no, I work part-time.
I go, is it worth it?
What do you go you go all theway or whatever?
To be honest, you go, no, it'snot, it's not worth it because
it's uh for full time.
I mean, I got to, it's likeit's a breakout even and all
that stuff.
So and yeah, she was cute.
(25:21):
She was a cute uh cute cop andshe was talking to me real nice.
So I go, Do you have any kids?
And you go like that.
I go, nah, I'm single rightnow, and stuff like that.
But um, but yeah, I just it'slike since when did this happen?
Your your um your windshield,um, when did it crack?
When did it broke, and all thatstuff?
I thought it happened like ninemonths or 10 10 months ago.
(25:44):
I go, how did it happen?
I go, well, it happened becauseI was driving on the freeway
going home, you know, as usual,my daily routine going home.
Those gravel trucks, I toldher, and those gravel trucks,
one little pebble hit mywindshield.
I heard a snap, and it startedlike a it started small, and
then in a couple of weeks itstarted increasing big.
(26:06):
It started growing and growingand growing.
Thee Gooch (26:08):
You should have, you should have told her, you
should have told her that yournightstick increases big too.
I knew you were gonna come oversomething like that, but so
yeah, I have a nightstick too,you know.
Joe (26:25):
She would have like arrested.
I wanted to ask her, can youarrest me?
Okay, but yeah, so I just toldher, yeah, it was a pebble, one
of those gravel trucks, a pebblehit my windshield, and that's
how it started.
It started increasing and allthat stuff.
I know I should have taken careof it before it stood up,
before it got worse, but like Ithink like in two days it
(26:48):
increased real large and it justincreased.
So, and then I asked for Icalled my insurance and they
couldn't do nothing about it andall that stuff.
So I told them, you know what,you guys got to do something
about that because it's it'sit's it's a hazard, uh, it's
hazardous when pebbles areflying out in the freeway, you
know, those hazmat and thosegravel trucks, right?
(27:08):
And plus they don't put nofucking tarp over their gravel
trucks or anything like that.
And you know, that's the thingthat pisses me off, dude,
because uh those gravel trucksdon't pull tarps when they're
driving in the freeway, youknow.
Thee Gooch (27:19):
And there's a lot of gravel gravel trucks out here
too, because before it snows,they start they start throwing
gravel on the on the roads.
On the roads, yeah, yeah, justtoo, yeah.
Joe (27:28):
But yeah, so that one little pebble, I just told her,
yeah, that just when I heardthat, I go, Oh shit, I saw a
little line, a little crack inmy windshield.
Thee Gooch (27:36):
Right.
Joe (27:37):
Oh, then they said, you know what, we're just gonna let
you go, just take care of it,fix it, you know.
They didn't give you a ticket?
They didn't give me no ticket.
So that's like um that's why Ijust said, you know, thank you,
man, because I'm going through atough time as it is
financially.
You know, I got to pay rentthis week and all that stuff.
We go, Well, just take care ofit and just be safe.
And I I told them to, you know,be safe and all that stuff.
Thee Gooch (28:00):
And I would have I would have asked to be frisked
just for the fuck of it.
Joe (28:03):
Yeah, well, well, that's what they were asking me.
Do you have any weapons in yourcar?
I go, no, have you been inprison, or do you have any
standing ones?
I go, nah.
No, I don't, I don't.
I just I'm just coming out ofwork.
What do you work at?
And you know, but uh yeah,yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:18):
Remember that time?
Remember that time I got adrunk in public because I was
flirting with the cop?
Joe (28:24):
Oh, yeah, dude, no shit.
Yeah, dude.
So what a ring was gorgeous,yeah, she was gorgeous, dude.
Thee Gooch (28:31):
Yeah, fucking tall and what is she was a brunette,
right?
A brunette, yeah.
Joe (28:38):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (28:38):
Oh hey, what's your name?
An idiot.
Yeah, dude.
Crazy, dude.
Joe (28:47):
Yeah, dude.
Thee Gooch (28:48):
I remember that shit.
She told me to go inside theproperty like fucking a hundred
times, and I didn't listenbecause I was like love struck
and shit.
Joe (28:54):
You're all right there talking.
Thee Gooch (28:57):
I wanted her number, dude.
Fuck yeah, dude.
Joe (28:59):
And then when uh think on Saturday morning, it was a bad
accident, dude.
I went late to work.
Uh sent my truck, you know,fucking on the 63, almost to the
71.
It was a bad accident, and thenI seen a hot fucking patrolman.
Uh, I think so.
It was a Chino Hills cop, or Ithink it was probably a highway
(29:20):
CHP.
Uh-huh.
And she was hot, she was allblonde.
She had blonde and everything.
She was a blonde-haired girland stuff like that.
She was kind of cute, you know.
They're coming around, dude.
You know, yeah, it's crazy.
They're looking oh man, I'm sothey're looking, they're looking
fucking good, you know.
Thee Gooch (29:38):
Yeah, it's because as we get older, you know, the
the younger generation, we we'restarting to see a lot of
different people, dude.
Joe (29:43):
Yeah, that wasn't even the teachers too, huh?
They're all looking differentnow.
They're not they don't fuckingfucking and shit like that.
Thee Gooch (29:50):
My fucking my my fifth grade teacher was a
smoker, lesbian, yeah, right?
Fat.
And my gym teachers.
Joe (30:00):
Yeah.
My gym cheat my gym teacher.
I mean my gym.
My fucking teachers look likethat fucking lady the the
chocolate, um that oldchocolate, what is it?
The granny the grannychocolate.
Uh-huh.
Abuelita chocolate.
Yeah, abuelita chocolate.
All my teachers look like that,dude.
Thee Gooch (30:19):
Yeah, dude.
They weren't they weren't niceto look at.
My at least my teachersweren't.
Not one fucking time, dude.
Joe (30:25):
Yeah.
Thee Gooch (30:25):
But it's the way it is, Gooch.
You know?
My kids, they have, you know,good looking teachers, right?
Yeah.
Like, geez, they didn't buildthem like this when I was young.
Yeah, I know, right?
Joe (30:38):
I go cheese.
But um, yeah, dude.
So I got I I I got I didn't getno ticket, and I was like,
That's good.
I thought I was gonna get afixed ticket.
No, to be honest.
Thee Gooch (30:50):
You know, what is a fucking wind windshield like
that cost, you know, inCalifornia.
Joe (30:54):
300 Chico, yeah, three Chico Check says he has a guy at
work.
Uh he could do it for me for uhI think 250.
Oh really?
So yeah, I'm gonna have itdone.
I don't know when, maybe nextSaturday.
Or I don't know, after theafter the next Saturday.
I'll probably do that.
Thee Gooch (31:10):
It's starting to sound like those cops, the
female police officers, theyjust wanted to pull you over
just for the fuck of it.
Joe (31:15):
That's what I was thinking too.
Thee Gooch (31:16):
Yeah, I would have let them that dude.
I I would I'll me, if I was acop, I would definitely frisk
you just for the fuck of it.
Joe (31:22):
I mean, because uh Chico Checks tells told me too.
He go, why would they want tostop you with a windshield
windshield wipe?
I mean, broken windshield, youknow.
Like, I mean, don't they haveimportant things to do?
There's a lot of stupid driversout there fucking driving
fucking recklessly, dude.
That's something I don'tunderstand, you know.
Thee Gooch (31:38):
I think they just did it to fuck with you.
Ooh, who's that?
Who's that little boy drivingthat car?
Joe (31:45):
They probably thought I was fucking tall, dude.
And then when they fucking, oh,he's short.
Forget it.
Forget it.
10-4.
But yeah, that was explaining.
I was explaining how my worksituations and my schedule and
all that stuff.
So I was thinking fortransferring, but there's no
app, there's no opportunities tono openings, you know, shit
(32:09):
like that.
Thee Gooch (32:09):
So did you did you at least sneak it in?
Do you want to see my penis?
Joe (32:13):
Oh no, no.
Thee Gooch (32:17):
You won't fuck?
Joe (32:21):
But um, but they were cool.
As long as I didn't get noticket, that's yeah, that's
cool.
I mean, as long as they stopme, dude, they're doing their
job, that's cool.
You know, but I mean, theyshould stop the ones that are
really doing like the recklessdriving, and um, you know,
people are just you know passingover people just because
they're in a fucking hurry, theythey they go ahead of you and
(32:42):
they go on the red lights andall that stuff.
I mean, there's a lot of shitthat I see that's real wrong,
but I mean, I think that's Sonythe CHP problem right there.
Yeah, so yeah, crack windshieldthis fucking yeah, but um yeah,
I'm gonna get that fixed prettysoon, so yeah.
You got me all traumatraumatized already.
(33:03):
Ooga booga.
But um, so what's going on inthe world, Joseph?
Well, I wanted to talk aboutlike if you guys want to listen
to our beginning of um ourepisode one, season one, the
beginning where we when Istarted talking and how I wanted
to be a podcaster.
(33:23):
Actually, I wanted to be aradio host, uh jockey, and back
in the day.
I explained myself how uh howwas I doing it with uh just with
uh uh a radio tape recorderwith two double cassettes, you
know?
So I was me and me and Chriswere doing that.
We're just pretending.
(33:43):
I don't know how I did itthough, but I did it right.
I know that for a fact.
Because I will record from uhfrom the play and record, I will
put record double record andplay, and the play one will be
like for the commercial, themusic, and the recording will be
like I'm recording my voice,you know what I'm saying?
Right, something like that.
You know, I fucking lost thetapes and our We lost a lot of
(34:06):
shit, dude.
Thee Gooch (34:07):
Yeah, we lost a lot of our past, yeah.
Yeah, and we and when youstarted it, you you started it
and it was called the Talkers,right?
Joe (34:16):
Well, first uh when I was like maybe I think I was like
around D say like 13 aroundthere, 12.
I was it was the fart squadbecause I went I wanted to be
like Howard Stern at the time.
I mean I don't know how forsome reason I don't know I
called it a fart squad becauseit was a show called Bomb Squad.
I think it was I think it wascalled Bomb Squad or something
(34:36):
like that.
But I go, oh you know what?
We should call it the fartsquad radio show and shit.
And then that's when um Chriswas started farting on the on
the fucking radio or did he didhe fart on command?
Yeah, he fought he fart at hefart at will in command too.
Yeah, imagine it's chonis.
Jeez, I know, right?
(34:58):
I know, right?
You will be like but uh yeah.
So you guys wanna just tune into our fart or fart squad.
You guys want to tune into thebeginning of our episode one in
season one?
It's right there now playing.
Check it out, check it out,everybody.
Check it out, check it out.
Thee Gooch (35:19):
Check it out.
We got three messages, those ofthose those bots or yeah,
they're the the bots.
Joe (35:25):
Oh, we got one from Michaela.
You go, you sound quiet quiet,Joel.
I do?
Why do I sound quiet?
Thee Gooch (35:33):
I don't know.
Maybe she needs to be faceflipped.
Joe (35:36):
Nice! Can you hear me now?
Can you hear me now?
Oh man.
But yeah, so it's kind of cool.
It's kind of cool.
Uh now I mean, I mean, uh, Ithought I was gonna get a ticket
and all that stuff.
Yeah, but so you guys didn'twant to hear our season one,
episode one.
It's playing now, everybody.
(35:58):
Check it out.
Thank you for all yourdownloads, everybody.
That's all I got to say.
Thee Gooch (36:04):
Um, so New York finally made the move of uh
voting for a socialist as mayor.
I can't even say his fuckingname, dude.
Joe (36:14):
Zanhan Mandani, what the fuck ever?
Madani or something like that.
Thee Gooch (36:19):
Yeah, yeah.
And you know, he thinks, and helied to all of his right,
right, you know, to the peopleof the of New York.
Oh, he's gonna freeze rent,he's gonna make bus rides for
free, everything free,everything free.
No, you can't, yeah.
Joe (36:38):
He can't.
Thee Gooch (36:39):
That's he doesn't have the power as mayor, he
doesn't have power to do that.
First of all, if he's gonnagive free bus rides, he has to
pay Metro, who runs the buspublic transportation out there
in New York, both train andbuses.
You know, he's got to pay themto get to give free rides.
Like, how does that work?
Stupid, and people bought it.
Joe (37:01):
Yeah, people bought it.
All the people that voted forhim, they're that now they're
upset, right?
All the democ the democrats,too, they're all upset too,
right?
Thee Gooch (37:08):
They're sounding regretful.
Sheez, dude.
Idiots, dude.
Idiots, yeah.
But but he sold it, he sold it,and people bought it, right?
Joe (37:18):
Yeah, oh free rent.
And and yeah, and they say, andthey said that he uh he
whispered loudly.
It was while he was thinkingloudly, right?
Yeah, thinking out loud and allthat stuff.
But I don't know, man.
And people foul for it and theybought it, and you know that
like they say, every everysucker is born every minute, you
(37:39):
know what I'm saying?
Yeah, yeah.
Thee Gooch (37:44):
Right?
It sure is, yeah.
Joe (37:46):
Well the only thing that's gonna happen.
Oh, go ahead, John.
I'm I'm thinking I'm talkingabout I'm speaking to the the
the voters.
They're they're they're they'remorons, dude.
They're like there's a suckerevery born every minute, so they
believe them and all thatstuff, and yeah, they were too
gullible and they fucking votedfor them.
Oh, we're gonna get everythingfree.
Who there's nothing free inthis world, dude?
Thee Gooch (38:08):
Nothing, nothing, you know, and I've said it in
the past, you know, and again,he doesn't have as mayor, he
doesn't have much power.
Okay, yeah, he doesn't havemuch power.
All he's in control of are thechief of police and shit like
that, you know.
Joe (38:21):
And the funny part is that he thinks he's the president of
the United States.
That's the funny part.
He was like, he got too aheadof himself, yeah.
You know, yeah.
I remember when I when I was inschool, because I always always
wanted to be a cop, right?
All right, I wanted I alwayswanted to be a policeman, uh a
cop.
And then and when I went to theschool, you have these safety
(38:44):
patrols, you know, like thesafety hall safety, you know,
where you got you go to you, youhave you be a safety person and
you you you control thehallways, who's coming, and
tardy, and all that shit.
So I wanted to become a safetybecause I want I was I wanted to
be a cop, right?
So when I became a safety, Iwas over my head of go, I'm a
cop now, you know.
I'm gonna I'm gonna control thefucking hallways and shit like
(39:05):
that.
Hey, what you doing in thefucking hallways?
You know, shit like that, youknow?
Yeah, so I know how he feels.
He's thinking like a kid, youknow.
Yeah, you get ahead ofyourself, you know, like fuck,
you know.
Thee Gooch (39:18):
But I mean, the only thing that's gonna happen is
that the Muslims they sticktogether, dude.
They stick together like yeah,flies on shit, dude, right?
Joe (39:26):
Well, this is what I knew.
I knew this was gonna comeabout, dude, because once he
became a mirror, a mayor, mayor,I should say.
I sound like I said mere.
But everybody, all the Muslimsalready like popping up already,
you know?
Yeah, but um, but we'll see howit turns out, dude.
Thee Gooch (39:43):
We'll see how it turns out for New York.
Joe (39:45):
I'll I'll see I'll say two years.
This is uh uh it's gonna bebad.
Everybody's saying one year.
Thee Gooch (39:51):
Here's a fact for you.
I bet you didn't know this,because I didn't.
The Statue of Liberty is calledthe Statue of Liberty.
They had to put it on theoutside of the United States on
an island, which I don't know ifthey built the island for the
Statue of Liberty, but if it wasposted the land of the United
(40:14):
States, it would have beencalled Statue of Freedom.
Joe (40:17):
Oh, Statue of Freedom?
Thee Gooch (40:19):
Yeah, but it's called Statue of Liberty because
it's on an island.
Joe (40:24):
It's on the island.
So if it would have been in thecenter of the United States, or
in the middle of the UnitedStates, it would have been
called the Statue of Freedom.
Yep.
I didn't know that.
You do your research all gooch.
Thee Gooch (40:39):
Eh I try, you know, for the sake of the show.
Jeez.
I love doing the show, youknow.
Joe (40:47):
You're you're ahead of time.
Thee Gooch (40:49):
Sometimes I'm tired.
I don't know.
I gotta talk to Joe for anhour.
Joe (40:53):
Damn.
And um, yeah, so I got a clipabout what he said.
Okay.
You wanna see it?
Yeah.
You wanna see it?
Yeah, I'll reckon yeah.
Here we go.
Here's the clip, guys.
Clip (41:08):
Well, thank you for the question.
It's transition2025.com.
And you know, there were a fewmonths ago where I told
supporters across the city tostop donating.
And today I am asking them tostart once again.
And I am asking them to do sobecause of the fact that a
transition that can meet themoment of preparing for January
(41:30):
1st is one that will requirestaff, it will require research,
it will require infrastructure.
And those are things that wewill have to provide.
And I'm excited for the factthat it will be funded by the
very people who brought us tothis point, the working people
who have been left behind by thepolitics of this.
Thee Gooch (41:50):
I thought it should have been free.
Joe (41:52):
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Thee Gooch (41:54):
You know, after he gave that speech after this clip
in 30 hours, dude, peopledonated over five hundred
thousand dollars, dude.
Oh shit.
In thirty hours, donated class.
He's never worked a day in hisfucking life.
(42:15):
Fuck.
You know, he has rich parents.
Yeah.
Joe (42:20):
You know, you can't tell his parents to he can't tell his
parents to pay it.
Thee Gooch (42:25):
Yeah, no shit.
It's just stupid.
We'll see what New York lookslike after he's he's he he's uh
an oath, he takes his oath.
He's not gonna do the oath ofoffice with the Holy Bible.
Oh, I know that.
He already he already deniedthat.
He's oh with the Quran, huh?
Most likely, yeah.
That's treason, dude.
They can't do that.
(42:45):
But you know, the Boston TeaParty, when we had the United
States had that revolutionbecause of the 3% tax, people
lost their shit, right?
Back in the day.
Now we're just a bunch ofpussies, we're just dealing with
it.
Joe (43:01):
Unbelievable, you guys.
All you new New Yorkers outthere, wake up, man.
Wake up.
You guys are gonna be.
Thee Gooch (43:09):
It's too late for them, dude.
Well, now the Trump admin theTrump administration.
But this guy's not even wasn'teven born in the United States.
Joe (43:17):
Yeah, that's what I heard too.
Thee Gooch (43:19):
He's got his citizenship, sure.
But all the shit that he'sdoing, talking down on the
United States and the president,all that, they're gonna revoke
his citizenship and they'regonna deport his ass.
That's what they're looking todo, at least.
Yeah.
Joe (43:30):
But I thought that they don't supposed to be
volunteering.
I mean, like, volunteering.
I mean, uh, they're notsupposed to be uh active on this
kind of job in the UnitedStates, dude, because of the
ceilings, you know.
Thee Gooch (43:42):
Yeah, and that's supposed to be in an office,
dude.
In office, yeah.
Oh, that's weird.
It's weird.
And um here's our are you gonnaare you gonna talk to are you
gonna talk to D see if she wantsto come on the show?
Joe (43:59):
Well, I was hoping you because you you're you're
talking to her, you know.
No one talks to me and shit,and you know, no one gives me a
fucking call and text.
No one worries about me, youknow.
Hey Joe, you got five bucks?
Huh?
Thee Gooch (44:13):
Hey Joe, you got five bucks?
Joe (44:16):
I know, right?
That's when they know me.
Yeah, but um I'll talk to her.
Yeah, I'll just you talk, yeah.
You I think I mean you I thinkyou talk to her more than I do,
so it's like I said, um likeknow know that I'm alive and
shit.
But um, oh well.
I'm not I I'm not acting I'mnot acting porosito, it's just
(44:38):
the truth, you know what I'msaying?
You know, but um but yeah,dude.
Um I feel sorry for New York.
Thee Gooch (44:50):
Yeah, we'll see what give it a year after he's he's
uh you know January 1st, Ithink.
Joe (44:58):
Okay, here's our QR code, everybody.
RQ, our code.
If you want to go directly toour bus sprout link, our page,
you can hear our episodes.
Okay, if you want to be uhsupport and follow our page for
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And if you want to subscribefor season three, you will get a
(45:24):
uh one-time gift and and ashout-out.
And if you're not satisfiedwith our podcast, you could
cancel anytime, everybody.
Here's our QR code right there.
It goes directly to the busproblem page and follow us and
support our show, everybody.
Thank you, everybody.
Um you get your all you got todo is get your cell phone camera
(45:46):
phone, point it directly to theQR code, and it goes directly
to the page, everybody.
Follow me.
But um, yeah, dude.
So I mean, I can't believewe're doing this, dude.
Uh we're we're doing great inour podcast.
I mean, I was so I'm surprised,dude, because I think they were
(46:06):
gonna go to this extinct thisfar.
I know, dude.
I know the only ones thatdidn't contribute is uh well
they kind of did in a way, butbut that when I don't see them
coming around, or it's like anairy job, you know.
You if they don't come aroundand they're they're just giving
you the runaround, you knowthey're not interested,
interested, right?
(46:27):
Right.
So I uh basically, I mean, Iguess they don't want to
contribute to our show.
Mean you and I contribute toit, we we uh stuck to it and we
fucking did it, and I likethat's all I can say.
I mean, and it's whatever Iwanted, you know.
Thee Gooch (46:44):
I always wanted to do this since I was a kid, so
you know, even though it was badground, but I was unlike you
who didn't have faith in theDodgers winning the World
Series, I had faith in the show.
That's why I stuck around.
Wow, yeah.
Joe (46:57):
You know what?
I think I had more faith in myshoulder than the Dodgers, you
know, believe it or not.
You know what I'm saying?
Yeah, but you know, but youknow, I mean, yeah, it's the way
it is.
I mean, everybody loses faith,and it I mean, I don't I
shouldn't call it faith, Ishould call it hope instead, you
know.
Yeah, I mean, I lost hope, butand then I gained it back, and
you know, it it comes and goes,you know.
Thee Gooch (47:18):
My my my perception of uh perspective on on the show
in the beginning was you knowit'd be fun, nice hobby.
I don't have a hobby, you know.
Well we get to talk to Remo andand and Benny at the time that
when they were on the show, youknow, because we went from not
seeing each other, you know,right to seeing each other all
(47:40):
our lives, you know.
Yeah, and that in the beginningfor me that was fun, but then
you know, as it went by, a yearwent by, right?
You know, it just keep gettingbetter and better, dude.
Like we we just start talkingmore about stuff, right?
Yeah, uh, and again, people canagree or disagree with us,
which makes it a show, whichmakes it a part of the show.
Joe (48:00):
I mean, I I'm not saying that Benny didn't want to be in
the show.
I mean, I get it.
He's working a lot of hours andall that stuff, but yeah, I'm
saying, like, you know, at leastput some effort on it.
Like me.
I mean, I know he's makingthose long hours, you know, the
whole week.
You know, I get it, you know.
But put some effort, I mean,put some effort on it.
I I uh we're tired too.
(48:21):
I'm tired too, you know.
We're you're tired too, you'resleepy, you know.
But I mean they helped us alot, but yeah.
So th I I thank them and Ithank you, and I thank Remo, and
um, I hope everything goes wellwith them.
And I and I guess it's just youand I, you know.
Thee Gooch (48:39):
Yeah, and you know, and in doing the show in earlier
days, you know, I wasn'texpecting it to be a success,
you know.
Yeah, so now three years intoit, you know, fuck, we exploded.
No bullshit.
You know, and I have no money.
Joe (48:54):
It's like I said, it's like if it wasn't for the
downloaders from the carrierthat I am in the bus sprout, you
got to carry yourself on tolike uh downloads, okay?
So it goes by the downloads,and if you add a lot of
downloads, a lot of followers,and you'll stick to Amazon and
(49:16):
all that Amazon Music,iHeartRadio, Spotify, Apple
Podcast, YouTube Music, Pandora,and all podcast platforms.
So if we didn't have thosedownloads, we wouldn't not even
be on them platforms, you knowwhat I'm saying?
Right.
So that's why I thank all thelisteners out there.
Thank you very much by turningme in.
(49:39):
And um, yeah, then that's all Ican say too.
I mean, I enjoy doing this,even you know, like even though
I have bad grammar, if anyoneout there has bad grammar, it's
you can still do it.
All right, you could bedifferent.
It's like you said you saidthat last week, Gooch.
You know, we're different,right?
(50:00):
Yeah, yeah, we absolutely are.
Yeah.
Oh, you mean drifty?
Yeah, drifties.
Rest your soul, Connie.
Rest in peace.
But um, are we yet?
I think we're done for the day,Gooch.
(50:20):
Go back to sleep.
You gonna go back to sleep,memes?
Yeah, or what?
Yeah, memes now.
Thee Gooch (50:25):
Memes, time to go to sleep.
Joe (50:30):
That's the end of the show, guys.
Uh but like I said again, guys.
Thee Gooch (50:35):
Nice!
Joe (50:36):
Hey now, thank you for all your downloads out there,
everybody.
Thank you for listening.
I want to thank all of Europethat are downloading our
podcast.
I want to thank Europe, UK,China, Africa, Japan, Italy,
South America, North America aswell.
(50:58):
And um go to our get the camyour camera phone out there,
guys, and point it to the QRcode there, and you go directly
to the bus sprout page.
You could tune into ourepisodes there.
Any final words for you, Gooch?
Thee Gooch (51:18):
Um, no, I'm just bummed out still.
You're exhausted?
Yeah, I'm exhausted.
Joe (51:25):
So we might be doing two shows pretty soon.
You forgot to mention that,Gooch?
Thee Gooch (51:30):
Yeah, I forgot to mention that next weekend.
Joe (51:34):
Next weekend, yeah, I think so.
Okay, um, so starting nextweek, well, we're gonna give it
a thought.
We're gonna brainstorm for alittle while, and we might be
doing two weeks, live two weeks,and um, I mean two weeks.
What am I talking about?
I'm thinking I'm sleepy too,dude.
But we're gonna do two shows ina week.
(51:58):
So just stay tuned.
Um, tune in, listen to listento us, and um follow us, spread
the word.
Um Thee Talker's PodcastUnscripted.
And um, it's a beautiful day,everybody in Los Angeles,
California, everybody.
I just want to say thank youvery much, everybody.
Um, do not drink and drive,everybody stay safe out there,
(52:19):
have fun, don't ruin it foryourselves, everybody.
This is Thee Talker PodcastUnscripted.
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