May 31, 2017 • 15 mins
Does Danielle get into a fight with Brody? How did Nate fair in 2 fights? Who got into a speedo fist fight?!?
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
Firms Represents show. Okay, so I thought Gimbals was just
part of the movie Miracle on Thirty Street that actually exists,
the commercials in New York. Just the backtrack. We were
(00:27):
talking about stores right before we started the fifteen minute
morning show, and you said Gimbals. I'm like, I said,
you said Gimbals, and then you guys started talking about
Gimbals like it was a thing. Yeah, yeah, it was.
It was like macy'son Gimbals with a two big stores
on Fifth Aven. They were competitives based on six but
Gimbals used to have Christmas windows. It was a big deal.
And then there was Alexander's. Yeah, Alexander's remember Caldor's. Yeah,
(00:50):
that made that made me really local. Okay. Bethan and
I are not obviously from New York area, right. You
had A and s Abraham and Strauss that the story
SS time Square stores, Corvettes my dad called that tough
ship stores. Yeah, that Corvette. That was another good cort.
By the way, Bethany and Nat are looking at all
(01:10):
of us like we're really like. Corvette was a multi
chain department store in the New York area that everyone
called Corvettes even though there was no s. Why do
you know that? I thought it was C. J. Corvette
was the name in place. It was one of those
places everyone got it wrong. We had Marshall Fields, which
that was purchased by Macy's, not Marshall's. Dude, she would
have said Marshall Marshall. Marshalls is different. Marshall Fields was
(01:32):
like a department store. We had Kaufman's. Did anybody have
a Kaufman? What about KB Toys? Yeah? Yeah, business? Anybody
remember Walworth? Still have Walworth down the Jersey Shore? Really
now wild Wood? Why wild would there's a there's a
Walworth somewhere. There's the Value City. Does anybody remember Value City?
(01:54):
Or we called it VC Boutique. It was really it was.
There was the junk store you guys want to have
had this. We had the Whiz that was local. That
was a five store local thing. Sam Goody we had
Sam Goody, Samdy was it? Yeah? Then they got it? Yeah,
we had that Chapter seven. You know. We had now Amazon. Yeah,
(02:19):
everyone's got Amazon except Scary doesn't have Amazon or Netflix.
He actually doesn't have a website. But I used to
go to Coconuts. Coconuts was the music store that took
over as more of a CD place in the nineties
that replaced Sam Goody and some of the record store
about Hollywood Entertainment. No, no Blockbuster. We had Tower Records, right, No,
(02:48):
so funny like people instead of Tower Records, Like what
was your big records Jim's record store. We had Sally's
uh Sport Orders, and there was another one Everything Entertainment
or something like that. It Entertainment or something like that.
(03:13):
It's funny. You grew up in a small town. You
don't have you watch TV, and you see all these
big stores as a movie called Tower Records. You're like,
I'll tell you fictional, like Kimble's. You like Kimble's was fake. Seriously, Erie, Pennsylvania,
when they built a t G I Friday's, that was
the talk of the town. That was the lead story
on the news for like a week. T g I
(03:35):
Fridays was open. P g I Fridays was your restaurant?
What was the big store? Was it a mall or
was it I didn't know. I didn't know there's a
Macy's until like Macy's finally went into the Milk Creek
mall a few years the West Coast version of Macy's.
It was a West Coast Well, they do have Macy's
on the West Coast, but no, there was there was
another store they merged with. What about Sterns Never? Never Sterns.
(03:59):
I I mean I heard of Sacks, but only you
had stor you remember when the Fridays was built? Yeah,
I just called Fridays as New Yorker as New York
enough time to say t G. I like just Friday's. Yeah,
dealard in macy same company now right Me? Personally, I
can't live in a town where you put the in
front of things. So if you're going to the t
G I Friday's, your town's too small. I gotta live
(04:21):
in a place three of them, multiple options. I can't.
I can't go to the Walmart. I need multiple Walmarts,
the Dairy Queen, No, the Burger King, No seven Burger Kings,
or I can't live there. Like with Manhattan, you can't
say I'll meet you at the Starbucks. You can't even
say I'll meet you at the Starbucks because there's four
of them. Wait a minute, that that happened to me
with Dwayne Reid, I had an appearance at which is
(04:42):
like a story on every corner in at the corner
of Happy and Healthy. Also at the corner of Dwyne
and New York in New York City. So I had
an appearance at the Dwayne Read and they had told
me where to go, like three and the same and
I was like, which one? All right? We have this
problem with sunglass huts were recently in December. If it
(05:04):
was like five sunglass huts within a two months, two
block react, Swear to god. Yeah, that's why directions in
the big cities are harder to give. Speaking of though,
did you know that home Depot's full name actually is
the home Depot. Like on the commercials they'll say, go
get your big sales at the home Depot. Again, my
the rule, I'm not calling it at the home Depot.
It's just Home Deepot t s unnecessarily the story like
(05:26):
Walmart's Yeah, yeah, I'm not putting the next or or
Barnes and Nobles. It's Barnes and Noble. Two guys formed
a bookstore. You can only pluralize it if there's more
than one of them one store, unless his last name
is Noble. But I heard a guy they make those
announcements at the end, like the Barnes Nobles closing in
fifteen minutes, please bring your purchase to it. The kid
(05:46):
working that actually said Barnes and Nobles. I complained to
the manager, thank you, thank you. Carla Marie, who used
to work here, told me today that one Amazon Fresh
pickup just open next to her apartment. So she drives
next door and they load her car up with fresh
groceries and then they have Amazon Home. They come and
clean your house, put furniture together for you. So that's
(06:11):
only a matter of time before we're going to get
that here. That's in New York, in the New York
area at least, you know. And Wonder Woman opens next
week and she's in Amazon now. It is. It is
crazy like being from the Midwest, Like Kathleen and I
were having this conversation yesterday, I didn't realize that ice
cream trucks were real until I moved to New York
(06:33):
because we didn't have them. What they weren't. I just
assumed that the bell and then I assumed that they
were similar to the milkman who would come like back
in the day, like in the fifties, would come to
your house with jars of milk. Assumed ice cream trucks
were the same thing. So busy in New York, we
(06:55):
need the ice cream brought to our houses. I just
when people were like kids, or I would read books
like kids, heard the ice cream truck and ran out.
I assumed that it was like an old timey thing.
Ever heard there's you know, there's scary nose this if
you're a New Yorker, there's an ice cream truck war
going on right now in New York. So Mr okay?
(07:16):
So Mr Softy is a specific logo of a man
and it's got like a swirling ice cream cone logo.
Well then they uses music. Well it was like Mr. Schmushy.
I don't want to give them credit, but they had
a name similar to Softy, like, um, what it doesn't matter.
They had a similar logo, similar name. It was a
(07:37):
guy I didn't want to pay the fee to be
a Mr Softy, Mr Frosty. It was something like that
with an you can look up ice cream truck wars
sold as Elvis would say, do a Google. Okay. So
then they changed their name to like New York ice
(07:57):
Cream Company because they got sued that they could have
a similar name. And now the drivers carry bats on
their truck because if the other company's truck goes down
the same block, the drivers will get out and beat
each other up with bats. It's so it's Mr Softy
versus Master soft right, Master soft So, by the way,
we've all had that. So Master Softy had to change
(08:19):
their name to New York ice Cream Company or ice
Cream Company of New York. And now they have the
drivers are told to carry baseball bats and they and
they will beat each other up and bash their each
other's trucks. So you may have been better off not
having trucks in Wisconsin because they're crazy. Yeah, and where
did they go to the bathroom? That's a good point,
(08:39):
thank you. Yeah there, you know I didn't know that either.
I mean I remember one ice cream truck when I
was younger driving around the neighborhood, but would come around
once a year. It was like that was it. Guy
had to go around the entire city of the Earies.
So you can further blow your mind. We also have
the knife sharpening guy that comes around and what looks
like an ice cream truck. Oh yeah, Brooklyn shop knife.
(09:04):
His job sharping your garden tools. They sharpened, sharpened everything
you want, you have that right. Yeah, you know what
I always thought was in the movies because growing up
in the Bronx, we never had this college shut up, no, um,
when you guys have homecoming King and Queen, we didn't
have that. We didn't have that in the boroughs. You
(09:24):
don't have homecoming like that, like King and Queen. Like,
I had no idea. And then people would tell me, yeah,
you know the cheerleading squad and they had all these
cute uniforms. Our cheerleaders had sweatpants like we had black
grass ankle bracelets. We never had. No, we did not
have ankle Bracelet's stop it. Speak the truth. And I
(09:45):
love growing up there. But to me, homecoming and stuff
like that was a movie thing, and I didn't think,
if really, what is it? What is it in the
South when the girls dressed up like from the seventeen
hundreds and they have like that coming out parties or
but they call it like coming out or something, or
I know that's different these days. Actually, I dated a
guy who says huge Debbie Temple and they lived also
(10:06):
date a guy that eventually came out a couple of them. Yeah,
Are you right there is a name for it. It's
on the typic of Yeah, it's it says cotillions. Yeah,
I can't fathom with that, Like, we don't have that
in the North. Yem Well, even your football is very
big where I grew up, So homecoming was a big bonfires.
What's a bonfire? In the Bronx? You know about bonfires?
(10:26):
Can you stop us stand around? We had bonfires. That
was a big thing where I grew up. You would
go to somebody's house that lived out in the sticks
and you just get a big bonfire. No, but you're
talking about football, Like, what the hell is Friday? I liked.
My favorite was my high school. They made a football field,
(10:48):
but they forgot to make it regulations, so we never
used it. Really yeah, I was like, okay, what's sixty?
It was a lot five spaces for a first time, Like,
how do you not that you need a regulation? Feel?
My high school is no longer opened, by the way,
Columbus High School closed in the Bronx. It was awesome
high school but they closed. Why business Lots of reasons,
(11:11):
I'm not sure exactly. We called the quits after Danielle
because get no better than this it was years after.
She's the best we can do downhill from here. I
went to Preston High School my first year, and that's
what Jennifer Lopez went, I'll always be overshadow. She goes
back there all the time together what she goes back
(11:31):
there all the time to visit her. But here's the thing.
When I was impressed in high school as a freshman,
her sister Linda was my junior sister, so she would
take care of me and take me around. And then
I sang in choir with her older sister. And then
Jennifer came back and choreographed our show, and she had
just like this is like girl, this is right before
she got to be a fly girl. So she came
(11:52):
back and she was and you can hear her clapping
when I finally got my dance steps right in the
video that my mother talk. You guys remember the commercial
she did was she driving in the little Fiat talking
about the main streets of the Bronx and being back
in the all name. It was filmed in Los Angeles.
Really yeah, she grew up in Castle Hill Avenue. You
know what that is. I used to belong to the
Castle Hill Beach Club it's not a gang. You guys
(12:14):
are asking you were in a gang though, weren't you
get matching jackets? Yes, we were, but it wasn't a game.
You got into fights, you pulled girls hair. We did
not scratch your eyes out. You're really a jackass. I
am a jackass. But used you told miss used to
fight with girls. Don't get her mad. I got into
one fight and it wasn't my fault. It was somebody
who came on the bus and started beating everyone up
on the bus. It was not me. I did not No,
(12:36):
I just knew about fights. I never got into them.
But you pulled that girl's hair. No, I know, I
know there was hair. I'm just no, I'm not. I'm
trying to remember. The conversations need to stop. Like two
jokes is funny, but like fifteen jokes not so Funny's
the part where you guys know you did used to
say that you you said girl girls, Yeah, girl fights,
(13:01):
girl girl fights that I always would see they would
put lemon under their fingernails so that when they scratched
the other girl, it would burn your skin. Could just
get information to have I apologize. I thought you were
involved in those I was win one fight my whole life,
and then the one and the other one doesn't count
because she pushed me first. Apologize less now anyway, No,
(13:26):
I've never been in a fight. I want to. I
feel like I'd be good at it my whole life.
I've been in two fights. Yeah, they both ended with
one punch. I got sucker punched by some guy at
a bar because I hugged his girlfriend. She was in
my class and we were both drunk and she guys
(13:47):
look at a car and then boom, I'm waking up
on the ground. Oh my god. And then uh, and
then I was talking some other girl at a bar
and all of a sudden, this guy, well this one
didn't he didn't punch me. He spit in my face.
So then I'm I'm drunk. So I kind of leaned
back to like put my fist back, and I was
so drunk I fell up my bar stool and hit
(14:07):
my head on the rung of the other bar stool
next to me, and then I woke up on the floor.
Oh God, maybe not so many bars now, it's yeah,
it's not good. So you've talked about wanting to get
into a bar fight. Now I don't think i'd be
so good at and hit it. Seriously, I wanted to
grab a bottle or something and bust it over his head,
(14:29):
and it happened. I kind of want redemption to The
only fight I was in was in high school and
it happened at swim practice. So I fought another kid
in a fucking speedo on thee because it's ridiculous, it's
really I got into a fight over a girl wearing
a speedo, and that's how my high school class remembered
(14:49):
me by hairless. Yes, you asked the question fifteen minute
morning o
What would you talk about on your on your podcast
Firms Represents show. Okay, so I thought Gimbals was just
part of the movie Miracle on Thirty Street that actually exists,
the commercials in New York. Just the backtrack. We were
(00:27):
talking about stores right before we started the fifteen minute
morning show, and you said Gimbals. I'm like, I said,
you said Gimbals, and then you guys started talking about
Gimbals like it was a thing. Yeah, yeah, it was.
It was like macy'son Gimbals with a two big stores
on Fifth Aven. They were competitives based on six but
Gimbals used to have Christmas windows. It was a big deal.
And then there was Alexander's. Yeah, Alexander's remember Caldor's. Yeah,
(00:50):
that made that made me really local. Okay. Bethan and
I are not obviously from New York area, right. You
had A and s Abraham and Strauss that the story
SS time Square stores, Corvettes my dad called that tough
ship stores. Yeah, that Corvette. That was another good cort.
By the way, Bethany and Nat are looking at all
(01:10):
of us like we're really like. Corvette was a multi
chain department store in the New York area that everyone
called Corvettes even though there was no s. Why do
you know that? I thought it was C. J. Corvette
was the name in place. It was one of those
places everyone got it wrong. We had Marshall Fields, which
that was purchased by Macy's, not Marshall's. Dude, she would
have said Marshall Marshall. Marshalls is different. Marshall Fields was
(01:32):
like a department store. We had Kaufman's. Did anybody have
a Kaufman? What about KB Toys? Yeah? Yeah, business? Anybody
remember Walworth? Still have Walworth down the Jersey Shore? Really
now wild Wood? Why wild would there's a there's a
Walworth somewhere. There's the Value City. Does anybody remember Value City?
(01:54):
Or we called it VC Boutique. It was really it was.
There was the junk store you guys want to have
had this. We had the Whiz that was local. That
was a five store local thing. Sam Goody we had
Sam Goody, Samdy was it? Yeah? Then they got it? Yeah,
we had that Chapter seven. You know. We had now Amazon. Yeah,
(02:19):
everyone's got Amazon except Scary doesn't have Amazon or Netflix.
He actually doesn't have a website. But I used to
go to Coconuts. Coconuts was the music store that took
over as more of a CD place in the nineties
that replaced Sam Goody and some of the record store
about Hollywood Entertainment. No, no Blockbuster. We had Tower Records, right, No,
(02:48):
so funny like people instead of Tower Records, Like what
was your big records Jim's record store. We had Sally's
uh Sport Orders, and there was another one Everything Entertainment
or something like that. It Entertainment or something like that.
(03:13):
It's funny. You grew up in a small town. You
don't have you watch TV, and you see all these
big stores as a movie called Tower Records. You're like,
I'll tell you fictional, like Kimble's. You like Kimble's was fake. Seriously, Erie, Pennsylvania,
when they built a t G I Friday's, that was
the talk of the town. That was the lead story
on the news for like a week. T g I
(03:35):
Fridays was open. P g I Fridays was your restaurant?
What was the big store? Was it a mall or
was it I didn't know. I didn't know there's a
Macy's until like Macy's finally went into the Milk Creek
mall a few years the West Coast version of Macy's.
It was a West Coast Well, they do have Macy's
on the West Coast, but no, there was there was
another store they merged with. What about Sterns Never? Never Sterns.
(03:59):
I I mean I heard of Sacks, but only you
had stor you remember when the Fridays was built? Yeah,
I just called Fridays as New Yorker as New York
enough time to say t G. I like just Friday's. Yeah,
dealard in macy same company now right Me? Personally, I
can't live in a town where you put the in
front of things. So if you're going to the t
G I Friday's, your town's too small. I gotta live
(04:21):
in a place three of them, multiple options. I can't.
I can't go to the Walmart. I need multiple Walmarts,
the Dairy Queen, No, the Burger King, No seven Burger Kings,
or I can't live there. Like with Manhattan, you can't
say I'll meet you at the Starbucks. You can't even
say I'll meet you at the Starbucks because there's four
of them. Wait a minute, that that happened to me
with Dwayne Reid, I had an appearance at which is
(04:42):
like a story on every corner in at the corner
of Happy and Healthy. Also at the corner of Dwyne
and New York in New York City. So I had
an appearance at the Dwayne Read and they had told
me where to go, like three and the same and
I was like, which one? All right? We have this
problem with sunglass huts were recently in December. If it
(05:04):
was like five sunglass huts within a two months, two
block react, Swear to god. Yeah, that's why directions in
the big cities are harder to give. Speaking of though,
did you know that home Depot's full name actually is
the home Depot. Like on the commercials they'll say, go
get your big sales at the home Depot. Again, my
the rule, I'm not calling it at the home Depot.
It's just Home Deepot t s unnecessarily the story like
(05:26):
Walmart's Yeah, yeah, I'm not putting the next or or
Barnes and Nobles. It's Barnes and Noble. Two guys formed
a bookstore. You can only pluralize it if there's more
than one of them one store, unless his last name
is Noble. But I heard a guy they make those
announcements at the end, like the Barnes Nobles closing in
fifteen minutes, please bring your purchase to it. The kid
(05:46):
working that actually said Barnes and Nobles. I complained to
the manager, thank you, thank you. Carla Marie, who used
to work here, told me today that one Amazon Fresh
pickup just open next to her apartment. So she drives
next door and they load her car up with fresh
groceries and then they have Amazon Home. They come and
clean your house, put furniture together for you. So that's
(06:11):
only a matter of time before we're going to get
that here. That's in New York, in the New York
area at least, you know. And Wonder Woman opens next
week and she's in Amazon now. It is. It is
crazy like being from the Midwest, Like Kathleen and I
were having this conversation yesterday, I didn't realize that ice
cream trucks were real until I moved to New York
(06:33):
because we didn't have them. What they weren't. I just
assumed that the bell and then I assumed that they
were similar to the milkman who would come like back
in the day, like in the fifties, would come to
your house with jars of milk. Assumed ice cream trucks
were the same thing. So busy in New York, we
(06:55):
need the ice cream brought to our houses. I just
when people were like kids, or I would read books
like kids, heard the ice cream truck and ran out.
I assumed that it was like an old timey thing.
Ever heard there's you know, there's scary nose this if
you're a New Yorker, there's an ice cream truck war
going on right now in New York. So Mr okay?
(07:16):
So Mr Softy is a specific logo of a man
and it's got like a swirling ice cream cone logo.
Well then they uses music. Well it was like Mr. Schmushy.
I don't want to give them credit, but they had
a name similar to Softy, like, um, what it doesn't matter.
They had a similar logo, similar name. It was a
(07:37):
guy I didn't want to pay the fee to be
a Mr Softy, Mr Frosty. It was something like that
with an you can look up ice cream truck wars
sold as Elvis would say, do a Google. Okay. So
then they changed their name to like New York ice
(07:57):
Cream Company because they got sued that they could have
a similar name. And now the drivers carry bats on
their truck because if the other company's truck goes down
the same block, the drivers will get out and beat
each other up with bats. It's so it's Mr Softy
versus Master soft right, Master soft So, by the way,
we've all had that. So Master Softy had to change
(08:19):
their name to New York ice Cream Company or ice
Cream Company of New York. And now they have the
drivers are told to carry baseball bats and they and
they will beat each other up and bash their each
other's trucks. So you may have been better off not
having trucks in Wisconsin because they're crazy. Yeah, and where
did they go to the bathroom? That's a good point,
(08:39):
thank you. Yeah there, you know I didn't know that either.
I mean I remember one ice cream truck when I
was younger driving around the neighborhood, but would come around
once a year. It was like that was it. Guy
had to go around the entire city of the Earies.
So you can further blow your mind. We also have
the knife sharpening guy that comes around and what looks
like an ice cream truck. Oh yeah, Brooklyn shop knife.
(09:04):
His job sharping your garden tools. They sharpened, sharpened everything
you want, you have that right. Yeah, you know what
I always thought was in the movies because growing up
in the Bronx, we never had this college shut up, no, um,
when you guys have homecoming King and Queen, we didn't
have that. We didn't have that in the boroughs. You
(09:24):
don't have homecoming like that, like King and Queen. Like,
I had no idea. And then people would tell me, yeah,
you know the cheerleading squad and they had all these
cute uniforms. Our cheerleaders had sweatpants like we had black
grass ankle bracelets. We never had. No, we did not
have ankle Bracelet's stop it. Speak the truth. And I
(09:45):
love growing up there. But to me, homecoming and stuff
like that was a movie thing, and I didn't think,
if really, what is it? What is it in the
South when the girls dressed up like from the seventeen
hundreds and they have like that coming out parties or
but they call it like coming out or something, or
I know that's different these days. Actually, I dated a
guy who says huge Debbie Temple and they lived also
(10:06):
date a guy that eventually came out a couple of them. Yeah,
Are you right there is a name for it. It's
on the typic of Yeah, it's it says cotillions. Yeah,
I can't fathom with that, Like, we don't have that
in the North. Yem Well, even your football is very
big where I grew up, So homecoming was a big bonfires.
What's a bonfire? In the Bronx? You know about bonfires?
(10:26):
Can you stop us stand around? We had bonfires. That
was a big thing where I grew up. You would
go to somebody's house that lived out in the sticks
and you just get a big bonfire. No, but you're
talking about football, Like, what the hell is Friday? I liked.
My favorite was my high school. They made a football field,
(10:48):
but they forgot to make it regulations, so we never
used it. Really yeah, I was like, okay, what's sixty?
It was a lot five spaces for a first time, Like,
how do you not that you need a regulation? Feel?
My high school is no longer opened, by the way,
Columbus High School closed in the Bronx. It was awesome
high school but they closed. Why business Lots of reasons,
(11:11):
I'm not sure exactly. We called the quits after Danielle
because get no better than this it was years after.
She's the best we can do downhill from here. I
went to Preston High School my first year, and that's
what Jennifer Lopez went, I'll always be overshadow. She goes
back there all the time together what she goes back
(11:31):
there all the time to visit her. But here's the thing.
When I was impressed in high school as a freshman,
her sister Linda was my junior sister, so she would
take care of me and take me around. And then
I sang in choir with her older sister. And then
Jennifer came back and choreographed our show, and she had
just like this is like girl, this is right before
she got to be a fly girl. So she came
(11:52):
back and she was and you can hear her clapping
when I finally got my dance steps right in the
video that my mother talk. You guys remember the commercial
she did was she driving in the little Fiat talking
about the main streets of the Bronx and being back
in the all name. It was filmed in Los Angeles.
Really yeah, she grew up in Castle Hill Avenue. You
know what that is. I used to belong to the
Castle Hill Beach Club it's not a gang. You guys
(12:14):
are asking you were in a gang though, weren't you
get matching jackets? Yes, we were, but it wasn't a game.
You got into fights, you pulled girls hair. We did
not scratch your eyes out. You're really a jackass. I
am a jackass. But used you told miss used to
fight with girls. Don't get her mad. I got into
one fight and it wasn't my fault. It was somebody
who came on the bus and started beating everyone up
on the bus. It was not me. I did not No,
(12:36):
I just knew about fights. I never got into them.
But you pulled that girl's hair. No, I know, I
know there was hair. I'm just no, I'm not. I'm
trying to remember. The conversations need to stop. Like two
jokes is funny, but like fifteen jokes not so Funny's
the part where you guys know you did used to
say that you you said girl girls, Yeah, girl fights,
(13:01):
girl girl fights that I always would see they would
put lemon under their fingernails so that when they scratched
the other girl, it would burn your skin. Could just
get information to have I apologize. I thought you were
involved in those I was win one fight my whole life,
and then the one and the other one doesn't count
because she pushed me first. Apologize less now anyway, No,
(13:26):
I've never been in a fight. I want to. I
feel like I'd be good at it my whole life.
I've been in two fights. Yeah, they both ended with
one punch. I got sucker punched by some guy at
a bar because I hugged his girlfriend. She was in
my class and we were both drunk and she guys
(13:47):
look at a car and then boom, I'm waking up
on the ground. Oh my god. And then uh, and
then I was talking some other girl at a bar
and all of a sudden, this guy, well this one
didn't he didn't punch me. He spit in my face.
So then I'm I'm drunk. So I kind of leaned
back to like put my fist back, and I was
so drunk I fell up my bar stool and hit
(14:07):
my head on the rung of the other bar stool
next to me, and then I woke up on the floor.
Oh God, maybe not so many bars now, it's yeah,
it's not good. So you've talked about wanting to get
into a bar fight. Now I don't think i'd be
so good at and hit it. Seriously, I wanted to
grab a bottle or something and bust it over his head,
(14:29):
and it happened. I kind of want redemption to The
only fight I was in was in high school and
it happened at swim practice. So I fought another kid
in a fucking speedo on thee because it's ridiculous, it's
really I got into a fight over a girl wearing
a speedo, and that's how my high school class remembered
(14:49):
me by hairless. Yes, you asked the question fifteen minute
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