October 18, 2018 • 15 mins
We get to meet Danielle's BFF 'Lisa' and Garrett tells us about "FrenU"?!?!?!
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
So let's get into the fifteen minute morning show podcast
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(00:20):
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Rich started this company because they knew we all deserve
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(01:03):
Promo code fift. What would you talk about on your
on your podcast? Elvis represents show alright flon you know
(01:25):
it's funny. So we had Sebastian Maniscalco in, uh, you know,
earlier this morning, and I think after he left, everyone's
on that. I think I'm funny thing right now, every
not not just you. I'm saying everyone across the ward
trying to be again, not you specifically right at this
point in time, names Gandhi what I said everyone, I
(01:47):
was like, hilarious. I said, Gondy, how's your day? And
she says to me. So I'm like walking in the
bedroom and I know it's something in him. I'm like,
you don't stop it. After you see the fast nefarious
and you leave the theater and everyone's driving like an asshole. Yeah,
it's the same thing. By the way, So Gregg t
got called Vin Diesel today, right, you put on an
impression of Vin Diesel that sounds nothing like you gave
(02:09):
him like an Italian accent. That's that's pretty close. By
the way, the reason I said you look like Vin
Diesel is Nate wrote me the joke. Oh. I was like,
I would never put that together, but I'm gonna go
with you think you look like Grandmother says that I
(02:30):
look just like Nicholas say. He also thinks he looks
like Dwayne Johnson. Like that. We can see it on
the podcast when you look drunk, that I looked like
Tom Cruise. What silent you look like Tom Arnold. That's
(02:54):
the best that like celebrity doppelgangers, I never get compared
to a real human ever. It's always a cartoon character creature.
It is like, so I get Princess Jasmine, I get
that one a lot, which doesn't bother me, But then
I get like Ferby, I've gotten that before, you see.
It's just such an odd Also, the old the classic
(03:16):
eighties movie The Gremlins, Oh no, the Little Gizmo at um.
I guess there was something called by an attack of
the Killer Tomatoes I've been told I look like a
lady Tomato. I do. But that's cool. I don't mind
the brad Stall. I'm fine with all of them. I
see it, I see them all. It's cool. I have
(03:38):
a question. Yeah, if you put an app on your phone,
but then you don't like the app and you want
to get rid of it, you can delete it. Yeah,
I know. But does everything that all the software delete
as well or some stuff all the information that went
with it, but it'll go to the cloud. Follow up question,
what app did you know? Where? Does this comfort? I
(04:01):
chose the wrong act that I wanted, but then I
want to delete it, and I just wanted to know everything.
Delete deletes off the phone. But if someone was to
take your phone, let's say your wife, and go to
the app store to download something, she might see that
you've already downloaded it because it's going to be to
Tinder from her. Yeah, it wasn't one of those like
(04:23):
the term smartphone is ironic at the moment, isn't it ironic?
Don't you think? Okay, So I don't know if you
guys know this. There's someone in the studio that doesn't
work on the show, and she's just sitting there her.
Oh my gosh, she just hurt sometimes. Who's the girl next?
This is one of my best EASi Lisa, Lisa. When
(04:43):
I first walked into the office this morning, I saw
someone with long, dark hair and I thought it was
your son Spencer. Okay, her hair is a little longer
than Spencer's. Not much longer than Spencers, but a little.
So I was like Spencer, and she's like, Hi, I'm
Daniel's friend, Lisa. Was everyone around here like blind? So
I know that Lisa actually is a Sebastian fan and
(05:05):
the lobster from he was a crab dude, sebast who
is here? It is here today? And she's actually the
one who introduced me to him. Um, And so I said,
oh my gosh, your boy's coming up. So she wanted
to come meet him, so she told her to come him.
(05:25):
I got a question, then, how do you feel now
that you met him? Do you like him more? Because
some people are disappointed after they meet their idol. No,
I like him more. What do you think? What was
your experience? Like? He was a lot more mellow than
I thought he was going to be because he's not
on stage exactly right, But he's so vibrant, like on
the stage, and it's just his mannerism. So to see
(05:46):
him just like a little bit out of his element.
But when you said hello to him, Daniel introduced him,
agree room, you expect it's nice to me. I expected, like, hey,
how are you? But it was more like, hey are you?
Performerspeaking of people, not like they are when you meet them.
I have friends who know me all fair and on air,
And then I asked him listen to my podcast and like,
(06:06):
why I know you? I don't need to listen. How
much is Danielle like Daniel Manaro on air? All fair?
And was she different? Like when you first met her
you knew she was on the radio? Okay, did she
live up to that? Was like it was like meaningless Sebastian,
was it? How was she? No, she's real. She's real
(06:27):
on the radio. So like what you see is what
you get. But in the beginning, he's a little much pimid. No,
a little much. Always she's a little much thanks, but
she's a little timid, like just jump in right away.
(06:47):
I'm very hard to trust people, and I'm very like
my inner circle is very small, and it's not that
I don't want to see that. And you developed your
inner circle before you before you started the radio show,
so it's interesting for myself as well to meet new
friends now after we've been doing his twenty three. Lisa
and I met because our kids played sports together, and
so we would chat a little by little, but then
(07:08):
we started to talk and we realized how much we
are like with so many things. And her husband's awesome,
and her kids are awo and my kids get along
with her kids, and it just was like, oh my gosh.
Selsa wasn't fan growing. She was actually being like, oh
my god, it's hard at this point in your life
to meet people where your families get along, the children
(07:29):
get along right right, you can trust each other and
nobody has like an ulterior motive, you know. Danielle before
she dropped an F bomb. Second so long she dropped.
She doesn't drop him, my guy drop him, but she
dropped You drop him at the baseball games watching your
kids like he was, I don't do that out loud.
(07:51):
In my head, we get a little loud, but there's
no F bomb. Who's louder you or Danielle at the game.
You might be might be Oh no, one, do you?
Unless my husband tries to contain me, you tell people
you know her, Like if you if you're hanging out
with someone else and the show is on, you go
you know, Um, I know her? I actually don't. I
(08:11):
actually she's there. She's very you know, even at parties
and stuff like people will come, We'll be talking and
then someone will say, wait a second, don't you And
I'm like yeah. She's like, Lisa, you didn't. She's like,
I don't walk around saying, you know, doesn't my best
friend we were had a conversation on the beach last
summer and my girlfriend's talking to her and she's like,
(08:34):
wait a minute, you Danielle Danielle from one and she's like, yeah.
My girlfriend looked at me like, why didn't you you met?
My friends and I. We have this thing called the
friend friend you. It's called the friend menu, pretty much
like we all have these perks and things that we
can use from each other and were friend that. So Lisa,
is this the first item off the friend you you've
(08:55):
ever asked daniel to come in and ask? All right?
So all right, son, do you want to come up
and meet She doesn't. She doesn't really ask but I
always offer she does, so no concert tickets. But what
I'm about to say, here's the opportunity to ask Danielle
for anything you want. She knows she can always ask you.
I know she can ask. But now, okay, but she
(09:19):
could be sneaky of of an old high school friend
of mine me up on Facebook? What did I walk
into it? And she says, Hey, Um, I'm trying to
get tickets to a show on Friday that your your
company is putting on. Um, how how do I go
about getting into that show? Because it's not on, it's
not it's a private concert. How would someone go about
getting into a show like that? So they were kind
(09:39):
of like wink wink and hinting without asking you do that?
You're like, wow, jingle ball. Wow, must be cool going
to jingle Ball. But don't ask. I don't understand people
that do do that, Like we talk about that all this.
Understand that do you have a brother I could be
friends with? She's not like that, and she could be
(10:03):
and I she's a she's one of the one. There's
a couple of people that I'm fine with them asking
like she would be one of them. But she doesn't.
But I if there's something that we can do together
that like, you know, I know she likes that I like,
and we have access to things. Do you want to come?
Some of my closest friends never asked me for free
shall just friends of mine never asked me for a
(10:24):
dance thing? Now? What about Lisa? What about friends of
yours that know that your friends with superstar radio host Danielle.
I'm asking people ask my wife to ask me for
stuff all the time. So do you play like agent
for Danielle When friends are like, hey, can you ask
Danielle if blah blah blah blah blah. It's never come up.
And I think that people know not to not to
(10:45):
ask me because they know I'm not that kind of
person and I would never ask. Okay, do you all
the people I'm closest to who I'd be fine if
they ask me for SLF? Never as ever? And then yeah,
the people who asked me, I'm like, who the funk
are you? I can't talk to you in like nine years. No,
I'm not getting you back stage of jingle Ball. That's weird.
My wife barely knows like the kids sort of go
(11:07):
to school together. I asked my wife for nine jingle balls,
what about ten? The assumption that we just have piles,
not like, hey listen, my daughter would get to yeah yeah, um,
do you and your husband have a career that might
have a benefit to it, Like Garrett was saying about
a friend, do you and your husband do something cool
(11:28):
or run a business or have something with What do
you do that she could get that we could get.
This is the funny thing that she sells Stella and dot,
which is as how often you deal? But she and
I hate that she does this because I yelled at
her for it. But I'm always like, well, I'm going
to go buy it. She's my stylest. She goes, you know,
(11:51):
I can help you get a little cheaper, and I'm
just like, I don't want you to do that. I
want you to make money off of me. And she's
always like, but I don't want to make money off
of you, And she always feels bad. So I'm always like,
sometimes I'm sneaking buying stuff without her knowing and I
saw this morning, yeah, and stop doing that. But she
but the thing is is like I've never asked, She's
she just so it's like it's funny, I would never
(12:14):
ask for that. You give it a tour. It costs, right,
is that the deal? You give it your stuff? As
jogging my memory, I'm kind of disappointed right now that
I don't have anyone on my friend you. But I'm
everyone's friend. Now. You know, you've got club guys. You
you have to you do you just you got bottle
service guys amongst your table and amongst you're you're close
(12:37):
knit friends. Everybody has something to offer to the friendship.
And so it's a matter of justice. Danny's got stuff.
I got nobody. I don't know anybody. I know a
police officer to get PA cards used to know. Oh yeah, yeah,
but I was just a club stills because they pulled
(12:57):
me over so many tend Oh my friend you is lit.
I have a lot of friend you can call him
because right now, Um, okay, So I have a group
of friends who started a little party you guys might
have heard of. It's called Life and Color, where they
go from city to city just like throwing these outrageous raves.
They sold it. They're all jillionaires at this point. Now.
(13:19):
One of them has started a record label and the
other one is in the marijuana business. Cannabis, legal marijuana business,
legal marijuana business, anything you want, Like these guys can
do this car accident. I was like, hey, do you
have a toe? You need to tell? He goes, No,
I gotta go, he goes, Why go? I have a
friend that I can call right now. He's on the
(13:42):
friend you that I can call him. Go Hey, my
friend needs a toe right now, go get him? And
he would go get him, no questions asking The great
thing about the friend you no questions asked. Yeah, my
cops and firefighters are my favorite on the friend the
most exactly. You know what I was thinking when Sebastian
was here, though, like so scary. You've paid to see him,
right twice, Lisa, you've paid to see him. The man
(14:06):
walked in with a Gucci jacket. Because of you four,
he was able to buy a Gucci jacket. Which is
why I'm getting free tickets. Because he doesn't need my money.
I need my money more than he does. You know
what I have her husband's on my friend. You her
husband and my friend and my friend Dere's husband because
they're very smart with the cars. So whenever I need
(14:28):
my car fixed and tire fixed or whatever, right she's
just bring it over Terry, we'll look at it. Yeah,
I've heard, I have not witnessed. I haven't. By the way,
when a person doesn't know something about something the way
Danielle just said it, he's good with the cause. Like
when you were like you have somebody in the in
(14:50):
the in the family that knows computers, and like your
grandfather goes, oh, he's good with the computers. That's what
you're just sell anything about cars. They do, scarr. Father's
good with the YouTube. Just that he was talking to
I was talking to YouTube. My wife rose and pull
up the YouTube. So we're talking about the friend you
(15:11):
what about you? Uh? Yeah, I had so. I had
a friend who was a bartender. So whenever I would go,
i'd get free sodas. Because I don't drink, it's kind
of a waste. But no, my friends have the most boring,
Like they sell stuff, they saw medical products that I
don't need. Just boring. I don't have anything on the
friend you nothing. Now I have. I have guys like
I got a guy who fix a car for you
(15:31):
for like ten bucks. I have a guy, but it's
not like a friend you he's I got a guy
Greg's dad stand is his stepdad? Stand is my CPS
but dadda yeah, he's on my friend you but he
charges me though, no no, no he doesn't. You buy
him a gift card. This is also fifteen minute Morning Show.
So let's get into the fifteen minute morning show podcast
and remember that number fifteen. You'll need it when you
go on to Brooklyn and dot Com. You'll use the
promo code fifteen to save twenty dollars off your order
and you get free shipping. They're based in Brooklyn, but
they're not your typical New Yorkers. They live in the
city that never sleeps committed to bringing you the best
sleep ever. We're talking about brook Lennon brooklynnon dot com.
(00:20):
You gotta go there now. Vicky and Rich husband and wife.
They got tired of sleeping and fancy hotels and these
fancy sheets. They wanted them. They didn't want to pay
for them, though. You know, you could spend close to
a thousand dollars on one of these five star hotel
quality sheet sets. That's stupid, spend hundreds less. Vicky and
Rich started this company because they knew we all deserve
a great sleep on fabulous sheets, but we shouldn't have
(00:41):
to pay fabulous sheet prices. I love my Brooklyn and sheets.
I slept on them last night. I'll be back tonight.
Get twenty dollars off and free shipping when you use
the promo code fifteen at brooklynnon dot com. That's brooklynnon
dot com. Use the promo code fifteen for twenty dollars
off and free shipping, and don't forget you do have
a risk free sixty night satisfaction guarantee and lifetime warranty
on all the sheets and comforters. That's brook lennon dot com.
(01:03):
Promo code fift. What would you talk about on your
on your podcast? Elvis represents show alright flon you know
(01:25):
it's funny. So we had Sebastian Maniscalco in, uh, you know,
earlier this morning, and I think after he left, everyone's
on that. I think I'm funny thing right now, every
not not just you. I'm saying everyone across the ward
trying to be again, not you specifically right at this
point in time, names Gandhi what I said everyone, I
(01:47):
was like, hilarious. I said, Gondy, how's your day? And
she says to me. So I'm like walking in the
bedroom and I know it's something in him. I'm like,
you don't stop it. After you see the fast nefarious
and you leave the theater and everyone's driving like an asshole. Yeah,
it's the same thing. By the way, So Gregg t
got called Vin Diesel today, right, you put on an
impression of Vin Diesel that sounds nothing like you gave
(02:09):
him like an Italian accent. That's that's pretty close. By
the way, the reason I said you look like Vin
Diesel is Nate wrote me the joke. Oh. I was like,
I would never put that together, but I'm gonna go
with you think you look like Grandmother says that I
(02:30):
look just like Nicholas say. He also thinks he looks
like Dwayne Johnson. Like that. We can see it on
the podcast when you look drunk, that I looked like
Tom Cruise. What silent you look like Tom Arnold. That's
(02:54):
the best that like celebrity doppelgangers, I never get compared
to a real human ever. It's always a cartoon character creature.
It is like, so I get Princess Jasmine, I get
that one a lot, which doesn't bother me, But then
I get like Ferby, I've gotten that before, you see.
It's just such an odd Also, the old the classic
(03:16):
eighties movie The Gremlins, Oh no, the Little Gizmo at um.
I guess there was something called by an attack of
the Killer Tomatoes I've been told I look like a
lady Tomato. I do. But that's cool. I don't mind
the brad Stall. I'm fine with all of them. I
see it, I see them all. It's cool. I have
(03:38):
a question. Yeah, if you put an app on your phone,
but then you don't like the app and you want
to get rid of it, you can delete it. Yeah,
I know. But does everything that all the software delete
as well or some stuff all the information that went
with it, but it'll go to the cloud. Follow up question,
what app did you know? Where? Does this comfort? I
(04:01):
chose the wrong act that I wanted, but then I
want to delete it, and I just wanted to know everything.
Delete deletes off the phone. But if someone was to
take your phone, let's say your wife, and go to
the app store to download something, she might see that
you've already downloaded it because it's going to be to
Tinder from her. Yeah, it wasn't one of those like
(04:23):
the term smartphone is ironic at the moment, isn't it ironic?
Don't you think? Okay, So I don't know if you
guys know this. There's someone in the studio that doesn't
work on the show, and she's just sitting there her.
Oh my gosh, she just hurt sometimes. Who's the girl next?
This is one of my best EASi Lisa, Lisa. When
(04:43):
I first walked into the office this morning, I saw
someone with long, dark hair and I thought it was
your son Spencer. Okay, her hair is a little longer
than Spencer's. Not much longer than Spencers, but a little.
So I was like Spencer, and she's like, Hi, I'm
Daniel's friend, Lisa. Was everyone around here like blind? So
I know that Lisa actually is a Sebastian fan and
(05:05):
the lobster from he was a crab dude, sebast who
is here? It is here today? And she's actually the
one who introduced me to him. Um, And so I said,
oh my gosh, your boy's coming up. So she wanted
to come meet him, so she told her to come him.
(05:25):
I got a question, then, how do you feel now
that you met him? Do you like him more? Because
some people are disappointed after they meet their idol. No,
I like him more. What do you think? What was
your experience? Like? He was a lot more mellow than
I thought he was going to be because he's not
on stage exactly right, But he's so vibrant, like on
the stage, and it's just his mannerism. So to see
(05:46):
him just like a little bit out of his element.
But when you said hello to him, Daniel introduced him,
agree room, you expect it's nice to me. I expected, like, hey,
how are you? But it was more like, hey are you?
Performerspeaking of people, not like they are when you meet them.
I have friends who know me all fair and on air,
And then I asked him listen to my podcast and like,
(06:06):
why I know you? I don't need to listen. How
much is Danielle like Daniel Manaro on air? All fair?
And was she different? Like when you first met her
you knew she was on the radio? Okay, did she
live up to that? Was like it was like meaningless Sebastian,
was it? How was she? No, she's real. She's real
(06:27):
on the radio. So like what you see is what
you get. But in the beginning, he's a little much pimid. No,
a little much. Always she's a little much thanks, but
she's a little timid, like just jump in right away.
(06:47):
I'm very hard to trust people, and I'm very like
my inner circle is very small, and it's not that
I don't want to see that. And you developed your
inner circle before you before you started the radio show,
so it's interesting for myself as well to meet new
friends now after we've been doing his twenty three. Lisa
and I met because our kids played sports together, and
so we would chat a little by little, but then
(07:08):
we started to talk and we realized how much we
are like with so many things. And her husband's awesome,
and her kids are awo and my kids get along
with her kids, and it just was like, oh my gosh.
Selsa wasn't fan growing. She was actually being like, oh
my god, it's hard at this point in your life
to meet people where your families get along, the children
(07:29):
get along right right, you can trust each other and
nobody has like an ulterior motive, you know. Danielle before
she dropped an F bomb. Second so long she dropped.
She doesn't drop him, my guy drop him, but she
dropped You drop him at the baseball games watching your
kids like he was, I don't do that out loud.
(07:51):
In my head, we get a little loud, but there's
no F bomb. Who's louder you or Danielle at the game.
You might be might be Oh no, one, do you?
Unless my husband tries to contain me, you tell people
you know her, Like if you if you're hanging out
with someone else and the show is on, you go
you know, Um, I know her? I actually don't. I
(08:11):
actually she's there. She's very you know, even at parties
and stuff like people will come, We'll be talking and
then someone will say, wait a second, don't you And
I'm like yeah. She's like, Lisa, you didn't. She's like,
I don't walk around saying, you know, doesn't my best
friend we were had a conversation on the beach last
summer and my girlfriend's talking to her and she's like,
(08:34):
wait a minute, you Danielle Danielle from one and she's like, yeah.
My girlfriend looked at me like, why didn't you you met?
My friends and I. We have this thing called the
friend friend you. It's called the friend menu, pretty much
like we all have these perks and things that we
can use from each other and were friend that. So Lisa,
is this the first item off the friend you you've
(08:55):
ever asked daniel to come in and ask? All right?
So all right, son, do you want to come up
and meet She doesn't. She doesn't really ask but I
always offer she does, so no concert tickets. But what
I'm about to say, here's the opportunity to ask Danielle
for anything you want. She knows she can always ask you.
I know she can ask. But now, okay, but she
(09:19):
could be sneaky of of an old high school friend
of mine me up on Facebook? What did I walk
into it? And she says, Hey, Um, I'm trying to
get tickets to a show on Friday that your your
company is putting on. Um, how how do I go
about getting into that show? Because it's not on, it's
not it's a private concert. How would someone go about
getting into a show like that? So they were kind
(09:39):
of like wink wink and hinting without asking you do that?
You're like, wow, jingle ball. Wow, must be cool going
to jingle Ball. But don't ask. I don't understand people
that do do that, Like we talk about that all this.
Understand that do you have a brother I could be
friends with? She's not like that, and she could be
(10:03):
and I she's a she's one of the one. There's
a couple of people that I'm fine with them asking
like she would be one of them. But she doesn't.
But I if there's something that we can do together
that like, you know, I know she likes that I like,
and we have access to things. Do you want to come?
Some of my closest friends never asked me for free
shall just friends of mine never asked me for a
(10:24):
dance thing? Now? What about Lisa? What about friends of
yours that know that your friends with superstar radio host Danielle.
I'm asking people ask my wife to ask me for
stuff all the time. So do you play like agent
for Danielle When friends are like, hey, can you ask
Danielle if blah blah blah blah blah. It's never come up.
And I think that people know not to not to
(10:45):
ask me because they know I'm not that kind of
person and I would never ask. Okay, do you all
the people I'm closest to who I'd be fine if
they ask me for SLF? Never as ever? And then yeah,
the people who asked me, I'm like, who the funk
are you? I can't talk to you in like nine years. No,
I'm not getting you back stage of jingle Ball. That's weird.
My wife barely knows like the kids sort of go
(11:07):
to school together. I asked my wife for nine jingle balls,
what about ten? The assumption that we just have piles,
not like, hey listen, my daughter would get to yeah yeah, um,
do you and your husband have a career that might
have a benefit to it, Like Garrett was saying about
a friend, do you and your husband do something cool
(11:28):
or run a business or have something with What do
you do that she could get that we could get.
This is the funny thing that she sells Stella and dot,
which is as how often you deal? But she and
I hate that she does this because I yelled at
her for it. But I'm always like, well, I'm going
to go buy it. She's my stylest. She goes, you know,
(11:51):
I can help you get a little cheaper, and I'm
just like, I don't want you to do that. I
want you to make money off of me. And she's
always like, but I don't want to make money off
of you, And she always feels bad. So I'm always like,
sometimes I'm sneaking buying stuff without her knowing and I
saw this morning, yeah, and stop doing that. But she
but the thing is is like I've never asked, She's
she just so it's like it's funny, I would never
(12:14):
ask for that. You give it a tour. It costs, right,
is that the deal? You give it your stuff? As
jogging my memory, I'm kind of disappointed right now that
I don't have anyone on my friend you. But I'm
everyone's friend. Now. You know, you've got club guys. You
you have to you do you just you got bottle
service guys amongst your table and amongst you're you're close
(12:37):
knit friends. Everybody has something to offer to the friendship.
And so it's a matter of justice. Danny's got stuff.
I got nobody. I don't know anybody. I know a
police officer to get PA cards used to know. Oh yeah, yeah,
but I was just a club stills because they pulled
(12:57):
me over so many tend Oh my friend you is lit.
I have a lot of friend you can call him
because right now, Um, okay, So I have a group
of friends who started a little party you guys might
have heard of. It's called Life and Color, where they
go from city to city just like throwing these outrageous raves.
They sold it. They're all jillionaires at this point. Now.
(13:19):
One of them has started a record label and the
other one is in the marijuana business. Cannabis, legal marijuana business,
legal marijuana business, anything you want, Like these guys can
do this car accident. I was like, hey, do you
have a toe? You need to tell? He goes, No,
I gotta go, he goes, Why go? I have a
friend that I can call right now. He's on the
(13:42):
friend you that I can call him. Go Hey, my
friend needs a toe right now, go get him? And
he would go get him, no questions asking The great
thing about the friend you no questions asked. Yeah, my
cops and firefighters are my favorite on the friend the
most exactly. You know what I was thinking when Sebastian
was here, though, like so scary. You've paid to see him,
right twice, Lisa, you've paid to see him. The man
(14:06):
walked in with a Gucci jacket. Because of you four,
he was able to buy a Gucci jacket. Which is
why I'm getting free tickets. Because he doesn't need my money.
I need my money more than he does. You know
what I have her husband's on my friend. You her
husband and my friend and my friend Dere's husband because
they're very smart with the cars. So whenever I need
(14:28):
my car fixed and tire fixed or whatever, right she's
just bring it over Terry, we'll look at it. Yeah,
I've heard, I have not witnessed. I haven't. By the way,
when a person doesn't know something about something the way
Danielle just said it, he's good with the cause. Like
when you were like you have somebody in the in
(14:50):
the in the family that knows computers, and like your
grandfather goes, oh, he's good with the computers. That's what
you're just sell anything about cars. They do, scarr. Father's
good with the YouTube. Just that he was talking to
I was talking to YouTube. My wife rose and pull
up the YouTube. So we're talking about the friend you
(15:11):
what about you? Uh? Yeah, I had so. I had
a friend who was a bartender. So whenever I would go,
i'd get free sodas. Because I don't drink, it's kind
of a waste. But no, my friends have the most boring,
Like they sell stuff, they saw medical products that I
don't need. Just boring. I don't have anything on the
friend you nothing. Now I have. I have guys like
I got a guy who fix a car for you
(15:31):
for like ten bucks. I have a guy, but it's
not like a friend you he's I got a guy
Greg's dad stand is his stepdad? Stand is my CPS
but dadda yeah, he's on my friend you but he
charges me though, no no, no he doesn't. You buy
him a gift card. This is also fifteen minute Morning Show.
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