Ya Gotta Burp - The Power Trip After Party

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almost had controversy why because Sauce hada question that was incorrect, but Barb
got the question wrong in any way, so it didn't matter. It is
Zie, it's not the capital ofSwitzerland, but it's a city in correct,
said the capital of Switzerland, andit's not the capital of Switzerland,
bern or something burn is. Soif she would have said Switzerland, then

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I don't know what we would havedone. I guess we would have said
that's correct, that right, andjust given her six points even though it's
not the I don't know what wewould have done. Glad we didn't have
to do it. No, soshe just said Germany, and that's not
even worth. Makes the whole thingum val invalid, incorrect. No,
you can bend on me the fiftydollars just at three das right in your

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mailbox. And just second, it'slocked in there somewhere, unbelievable and I
don't know what happened it got lockedup in there, so of a bitch
I thought we had I can't believeshe didn't know Jim Morrison. I took
for granted because she's on with Commonthat she would know V Jim Morrison.
I felt very good about winning.Once she got Kyle Richards. I just
did not think she was gonna getKyle Richards because I didn't think she would

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get USC and I did not thinkshe would get the doors. Yeah,
so I thought Zach had it withfour. When she said Kyle Riches,
I'm like, what, Yeah,because even people that know the Housewives,
I would not have guessed that that'slike a thing that people know. But
apparently it's a no brainer for Housewivesfans did not know that. No.
I had the same thought. Iwas like, Oh, here we go,

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this is like actually looking pretty goodfor me. I thought you had
it for sure until she said thatno, great, and I should have.
I was gonna guess five because Imy score was four point five and
they're supposed to round up, butI rounded down like an idiot. So
white bear math, white bear,white math, always round up, sauce.
Whatever your name is, Yeah,that's Paul Paul Danzig. Okay,

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can I tell you guys a quickstory? God damn, I hope.
So, So yesterday I went tothe bank. Yeah, I did get
a cash your's check for the purchaseof my My pussy was expensive? Really
yeah, hawk put it together toham Sandwich. Um, so I just

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got weird. I go to thebank, Zack asked, did you answered?
It was fine, Zach. Andanyway, I went to the bank
yesterday, standing the line at thebank, massively long line. Right,
what nothing? Oh, Chris wantsto just jump out the window. It
looks like, can I read that? Well, I'll understand it right the
context? Are you kidding? Ofcourse? Tuesdays? So I go to

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the bank yesterday to get a Cashiert'scheck. I'm standing in line. There's
a massive line, two people infront of me. You hate waiting,
You've tis hate waiting, waiting oneof your favorite waiting for right. I
just don't have any patience, whichis bad. And I admit that.
And this lady walks up and shestarts talking to the bank lady cheviously knows
who they are. She talks toher, probably on a regular basis.

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They're acquaintances, right, they knoweach other. And the lady starts talking.
The lady starts talking to the otherladies are working at the bank,
and she says, hey, uh, I think I'm gonna bring pizza in
later. Do you want any Andshe's like no, I'm gonna go home
right after my shift. And thewoman's like, okay, tough day,
and she just goes on about herlike tough of a day she's had,
fine, whatever. He's getting moreand more pissed. You know what it

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is? You are you getting moreand more aggravated? Yeah, just get
and uh. They start talking andbecause she outside of the correct just and
so she starts talking to her andshe says, yeah, I'm gonna go
home and take a bath, andthe other says, cool, I prefer

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showering. And I there was asmall part of the conversation because it wasn't
about me, so I quit listening. But I'm ninety percent sure that she
gave a very explicit reason out loudto the lady of why she prefers baths.

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I think so, but I'm notguaranteed because there was like a part
of it where the lady I Ididn't a hundred percent here, But the
lady goes, oh, never thoughtof it like that, and she's like,
that's why I prefer baths. It'snot for cleanliness. Oh she said,

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it's not for cleanliness. Yes,I'm gonna say, if if that
part hadn't been ended the story,it may have just been completely innocent.
But the thirty seconds you're paying attention. You filled it in with pornog,
you're hey. But the way thatshe like, the way that it was
like that aggress, the way thatit's like and you could just tell the
lady did really care and she wasnice. She helped me and she was

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great, simple, easy process.But it was they were both like,
oh, it was a weird conversationto have, but whatever, we have
those conversations. And you were like, can you just hurry up so I
can get this cashier's check, gobuy my house, and go diddle my
taint in a bathtub, which please, But you don't have one of those.
I don't think no or else Hockeyand I would, you would have

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eloped ars ago. I'd be sickof you by now. So here's here's
my not very funny story but depressingstory from yesterday. Fuck off. I
had I had a oh my god, I'm fucking old moments. My wife
ordered alcohol from Target for pickup,which is good. Then she stays out

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of Target. Yeah, man,I'll go pick it up or done right.
Then it limits how much she canspend there. So I've never done
just an alcohol pickup. So Iwent to the liquor store and they're like,
no, you gotta actually go toorder pickup. I'm like, that
makes no sense, but sure.So then I go to order pickup and
the kid starts walking over to theliquor store. I'm like, that's where
I was. That would have mademore sense if they could just anyway.
He comes back kids, probably inhis early twenties or something. Right,

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he comes back and he's got apretty small bag. It looks like my
wife ordered three or four bottles,and he goes. He goes, I
am, I'm gonna need to seean ID. I'm like, A not
a problem. I'm sure that's partof the process. I take it out,
and of course I was born innineteen eighty fucking forty three. Now
I hold out my ID and inhis iPad he starts typing in April.

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He's looking at my head and thenhe goes April twenty two nine, well
one nine, And when he hitsthe eight in eighty one nine eight,
he looks over at me and looksat my face. He goes, oh,
you're good. And I realized oncehe got to the eight, he
realized, oh, this dude's wayolder than I thought. Yeah, But
because my whole life is nit picking, Hi, Paul. Once he hit

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the one, yeah, I'm oldenough. But he got to the eighth
and then and then did a doubletake, like, oh, this fucker's
old these forty three and think howold we are. Now. If your
birthday starts with a one, youcan drink. He got to the eight
before he realized I was old enough. Yeah, we'll be old enough to

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drink this year. Man, heturns twenty one in July. Crazy,
that's crazy, man. Yeah.Wouldn't she born a couple of weeks after
you guys started well, first year, because I had been interning for like
three months or something when she wasborn. Yeah, I also I mean
that that, Yeah, that's depressingfor us. But I think that putting
in that number is just so theycan verify that somebody of age picked it

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up, because I would assume that. Yeah, I agree. But when
he when he hit the eight,he stopped typing. Yeah he didn't even
hit zero. Yeah, yeah,yeah, the one. Excuse me.
Yeah, yesterday I came back hereto do three commercials that needed to be
done. Go on. Um,So I came back to the station at
about three o'clock in the afternoon,because they were needed, Because they were

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needed, they needed to be donethat day. And I walked out of
this studio and turned and walked downthere, and Abbots Homodi goes, holy
shit, do you sleep here now? I'm like, no, a,
B do I look that goddamn badthat you think I just was a sleep
somewhere in the middle of the fuckingday. By the way, at the

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radio station. My guess is youdidn't look happy. No, you probably
thought it looked like you had notslept right. And then he goes like
this, hey, um, bythe way, I'm glad. I'm glad
you're here. Um, did youtalk about the drafted on? It?
Go? Yeah, we talked aboutthe draft a lot, and he goes,
no, I mean you in particular. I need some audio of you
talking about the draft. And Iwent, well, I talked about it

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on Friday morning, but it wasn'treal good. And he goes, I
don't care, it's okay, Ijust need you talking about the draft.
I'm like, what, all right? Yeah, so I don't know who
he needed it for, but goddamn, I hope it wasn't the Oh
yea, I was not a happycamper on Friday morning. Why would he
need a montage of either you orall of us? Draft Rey, so,

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like, you know, it's sasgoing this is great and then how
goos, Uh, this is theworst thing I've ever seen in my life.
I was talking about core Goos chickenfingers, the power trip breaks down
the draft is how little you thinkof me that you've been just minimizing me
to the concept of a chicken finger. I don't I can't have anything to

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the draft, right that what you'resaying. No, No, I had
a friend who, by the way, who grew up in Abu Dhabi really
really yeah, when I worked inVirginia Beach, where is it like um
Middle East like um Um, Qatar, um Arab and em Red States whatever
you say it. And then AbuDhabi's right there as well. I don't
know that geography very well, veryvery wealthy area. Yeah. Well,

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if you're wealthy, you're very wealthy. If you're poor, you're fucking off.
The duke. But he his dadwas God, I'm saying something that's
gonna be offensive, and I hopei'm not. But I think his dad
was a sultan, you know whatI mean, Like a very rich person
and so he was like a prince. But um, but he wanted to
be in radio, so he cameto Virginia and worked at He actually worked

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from my wife at the same radiostation. I worked at the Fox,
and he did the afternoon show.But he had an English accent and told
everybody he was Robert the English Guybecause this was during the First Gulf War
and he didn't anybody know he wasfrom Abu Dhabi. So he went by
Robert the English Guy. That washis radio name, and he sounded like

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an English guy. But he didno appearances anywhere. He didn't want anybody
to know he was I guess,would that be Middle Eastern? I guess,
yeah, yeah, right, Sothat'st dude ever, but um,
he said. One of the thingsI'll never forget was that whenever we went
over to his house he would alwayshe was a very funny guy, and
he would always be like, yougot a burp, You got a burp,

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man, Because when you have dinnerat somebody's house where he grew up,
it's a sign of respect and thatyou like the food if you just
let her rip and just burp likethe fucking like a trucker drinking diet pop.
So he would always be like,come on, I don't know what
you're doing. Give it to me, man, give it to me.
But that explains so much. Yeah, you guys must have been best friends.

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Like he ended up doing a televisionshow for a while. It was
on the History Channel. I haven'tI haven't talked about him in years and
years and years. You know,I worked there with him. Do you
guys recognize the name Jay Philpott.I've just I think I've just heard that
name from you. Yeah, yeah, I know the name. But yeah,
he wanted to take you for thelongest time. And he and he
worked at I think he was theonly employee at UM. Not Jack,

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but whatever their radio station is.It's like Jack over there where Kake's at.
Do you know what I'm talking about? Like one oh two five or
one oh five nine or something likethat. Anyway, I worked I worked
at the Fox with him as well. In Virginia, crazy enough, yeah,
yeah, and then he was fromhere. This is where originally where
he was from. So a lotof people down there in Virginia that was

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a that was a crazy fucking placeto live. Man. Virginia Beach is
Norfolk as well, and that's wherethe US navies at, like all of
those navies there. So it's avery very um transient community. Um a
lot of people in and out,a lot of people in and out.
But um man, it just seemedgoing from Union City to Dayton, Ohio,

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then moving there was like moving fromum Andy Griffith to CSI. Yeah.
It was the fucking craziest thing,man, I just would There were
sirens going twenty four hours a day. There were people who looked like they
might kill you at any moment allthe time. There were strip clubs everywhere.
Um. Plus it was a beachwith giant navy ships. There were

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Navy seals everywhere as well, andevery now and again there'd be like a
dead but somewhere because Norfolk is fuckedup. Yeah, um in the in
the worst sections of the town.Anyway. I don't know why I'm giving
you a total about two and ahalf years, because that's when I lived
there. Then I left there,I went to California, and then I
came back there and we got pregnantwith alex Is that where Kim started what

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today is known as what the styleof radio cities. It was a radio
station called the Coast. Yeah,and that's she started it down there.
That's exactly right. Yeah, thatwas I mean Bruce Hornsby, Dave Matthews
band. Yeah. I saw DaveMatthews band on stage right. Imagine if
you went to the West End andsaw a band, That's what it was
like. I saw Dave Matthews bandthere and I stood on the side of

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the stage and watching. I thinkI've told you this before, but I
remember watching the drummer play and going, oh my god, yeah, what
is happening on that stage? Right? Yeah, incredible. But the band
was great, you know, bootingthe Blowfish, um Blues, I bet
um. Yeah. But I thinkthey were a big deal by the time.
I mean they were a well knownband. Bruce Hornsby was always he
was hanging around trying to nail mywife. Yeah, um, which was

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cool. I was like, yougotta um. I met John Hyatt there.
John Hyatt's sweet sweet Oh yeah.The hotel guy yeah yeah, yeah,
you get Yeah. I met amotel six six six guy, Corey's
dad Satan. That's where I stay. Anybody else I might oh, I

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mean, um, Alan Iverson wasfrom there, so he was like a
guy is that where didn't you getinto some trouble in high school like a
bowling alley? Yeah? Didn't hegetting like a funny chair or something like
that and hurt somebody really badly orsomething like that? Yeah, that's right,
but he was. He was agod there. Sports was fucking awesome.
High school sports was how far fromHow far is Virginia Tech from there?

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Long ways? Okay? Yeah,Um, literally, I don't know
what's brand, but yeah, Virginiayea, yeah, I'm not sure that's
a good question. I don't know. I wish you were from Paul,
Minnesota. I wish you were frombastard face. That's a nice Are you
on Twitter? You check out?It's really nice bastard face? Yeah.

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Are you used to saying my wifealready or not? Yeah? Transitioned into
my wife really quickly. Yeah.Can we talk about your house? Yeah?
I want to ask you for theaddress or anything like that. But
um, you said in your tweetyesterday forever home. Is this like a
place you could see yourself living forever? Yeah? No, kidding, it's
not like a Yeah right, well, then you're gonna have to sell.

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How long do you expect to live? Ten years? So you think you
can live in a home for atleast ten Yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, it's great. Yeah,I'm excited. Is it? Um?
That's not like a starter home though, I guess, like, no,
this is like a homeome there's ahome. Yeah, that's awesome. It's
a yeah, fenced in backyard Isaw, yeah, which is great.
Yeah, which the dogs Muppet onlyhad for a couple of months, and
the way to move a few times. And then yeah, so this is

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muppet whin. He's ever had afence in backyard. So Winnie loves it.
They love it. It's great.Yeah, it's lovely. I've only
lived in two houses, yeah,since as an adult. The first one
we lived in was a New Hopeand that was the first house I ever
owned, and then we built theone we got in Maple Grove. Um.
What was like the one thing youhad to have in order for it
to be the house a basement thatwas big enough that I could put in

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a sweet ass TV. That's it. Okay, the rest of it is
Corey, I don't really have muchsay it was. My wife loved it,
so it was like, yeah,fine, but the basement is sweet
Yours wasn't a build either, right, you moved into an existing we built.
Oh you did built that, youwere able to do it? I
say, did you have Um?I mean I didn't. Well, we're

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insisting models that like your house,you know what I mean? Yeah,
but we we I think we pissedoff our builders a little bit. We
tweaked a lot of things to caterit towards us, and they weren't really
thrilled with that. But I thinkthat's pretty standard because they want to just
make it cut and paste. Right, you gotta do that, dude,
but you have to. And andwhat sucks about building a house. The
one downside is everybody says your firstbuild, you're always upset because you always

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make mistakes. And we definitely wentthrough that, right, we still did
it our way, but we're like, fu, I wish I would have
changed this, this, this,and this. So I've always been told
you have to do it essentially thesecond time to get it right, because
then you don't cut corners. Youdon't take no for an answer, It's
like nope, it's exactly what Iwant. I want it this way,
A, B and C. Solike to your question, those sauces like
I don't I didn't have much ofa say, but I didn't have a

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lot of things I wanted. Ijust told are, here's three or four
things that I want. Everything else, I don't really give a shit about
the trim or the finishings or thisor that. Let's just have a B
and C and the rest of it'sup to you. And that's pretty much
what it's a It's an old ramblerthat is fully redone and uh attached garage,
then attached garage. Yeah, fullyredone. Your house is a Rosen?

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Oh really? Yeah, it's it'sall redone on the inside and then
everything else is brand new. Soit's it's sweet. Can you try that
joke next week? Yeah? Yeah, can you try that joke next week?
When he gets back, when hesays, hey, I haven't seen
you since you moved into your newhouse, you'd be like, yeah,
it's a Rosen. We're gonna saywhat does that mean? And you go,
it's an old rambler. Yeah,brilliant. He doesn't even comment,
He just assumes that there's a typeof house. Yeah, correct, because

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he's that because eighteen to twenty fouryear old guests. Correct. But yeah,
but we two guys in a truckare moving us all the stuff on
on on Friday. They really theydo a great job. But the process
of like getting everything ready, andlike you said this, I've moved a

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lot, like since since my divorce. I think I've moved five times,
and like every time I'm like,yeah, it'll fix itself. Now.
My wife is very good at likepacking up everything. And but like there's
like four things that I'm literally waitingto the last minute to do because it's
the fucking worst. It's moving stuff. Man, it's stressful. It's a

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lot of work. I've lived inmy house for twenty never moved. Bernard
burn the house, burn it down. But you know what would be interesting
is to see how much should Ihave that I don't need? Right?
And that's you know what I mean. Moving forces you to evaluate everything you
have. Kelly did what Corey wantsto do at their house where she didn't
really ask. There was a bunchof ship that she just was like,
this is gone, we don't needthis. I'd have to do that too.

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Yeah. Um, the first housewe moved we ever bought, was
a New Hope. And I rememberthe reason I asked you that about what
was the one thing you needed tohave. Um the realtor who we loved
her. They were great. Umasked Kim and then asked me as well,
and I said we have to havea shower. And she was like,

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what do you mean? And I'mlike, you know, I need.
I want a shower, not justa bathtub. I'd never lived in
a house that had a shower init until then. We always had just
a bathtub when I was growing up, always had just a bathtub growing up.
I remember saying that. And Nancywas her name. She was like,
weird request. Yeah, yeah,I'm sorry, that's all you need
out of my house. I'm like, yeah, man, if I wash

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my ball standing up, I'm happy. Well. And my guess is,
even though she might have known whatyou meant, it almost comes off as
I don't bathe. I would liketo start baby right. My requirement for
this home. Just want to showthe ability to bathe. Yeah. She
must have been like these freaking hairssomething that never changed. My wife was

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so embarrassed. Yeah, mister Hockey, would you like cambria countertop? I
just want to shower, shower todayfrom here's what I need. Shower shit,
good, Okay, good? Thisshit, gonna have running water is
one of those roses. Brilliant.Yeah, yeah, yeah, it'll be

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fun once it's all up and running. But like, yeah, we last
night. It just shows how muchhow comfortable those fucking sleep number beds are
because we slept on air mattresses andminds to be like one that like if
any air comes out of it blowsitself back up because I'm a hefty,
hefty cinch back, So like sleepingon an airmactress. The only thing that
saved him. This is not anad, even though I endorsed them and

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we loved them. That fucking sleepnumber pillow man, even on that fucking
air bed of hell, it wasgreat with that pillow. Do you have
any weird moments like hearing weird thingssleeping in the house for the first time?
Oh god, I hope you're rosingis haunted a house rambled in there.
Uh, nobody's lived there in threeyears because they but yeah, yeah,

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yeah, the neighbor lady looks likethe wicked witch. It's Juno,
your case worker. So this morning, because there's no we all supped in
the basement, I walked up thestairs and I walked into the bath or
into the bed and the windows.There's no shades on the windows yet,

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and I saw my reflection and II almost pissed myself and scared me some
that because my hair is like up, I got this goddamn mustache. I
thought some Berbert was looking back atme through the window, but I was
a dick of waggling. Yeah.Yeah, So what you're saying is right
now because Chris got the nude previewof Kelly before the wedding, but right

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now because there's no shades, especiallyright now when you're not there, we
could just peek in your windows andsee whatever we want. Yeah, I
want to see your dick of waggling. He checked out. We're talking about
you from somebody. Yeah, it'sthere's there's people showing up to drop things
off, and I'm the only onethat can house. Yeah, so sorry,

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Um, what about my dick wagYou were talking about your nude wife
naked? Yeah? Um, Idon't think she's naked? Now, how
do you know? Could you texther and ask her? I could.
But there's people coming over to dropstuff off. Yeah yeah, they are.
Hucks are nude impressive, and therest of us are super jelly welcome
a good deal for him. Yeah, yeah, I've dropped it a few

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times in my notebook at home.Yeah, it was my seat. Oh
my, oh lord, Sauce.What would you do if your house in
your mind is haunted in the nextcouple of weeks you think there's a ghost
or what would you do? Zachcan attest to this. The condo I
lived at was haunted. Yeah,that had There was something there weird.

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There was just weird energy. That'swhere I saw the Wizard. Yeah,
it was weird energy, right,Yeah, the wizard. Um that favorite.
Yeah, the the apartment that we'removing out of. Every once in
a while I see some ghoul lookingat me. Yeah. Again, that's
your reflection because you don't have shades. But sometimes I think I take too
much melatonin, and uh, Isee some weird I had. I know

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you hate this, but I hada dream last night that Nick Schwartzon was
making me get rid of a handgun. He used. We were somewhere in
like Russia. I don't know.I took too much melatonin, man.
Yeah, the melatonin beams are greator they're terrible, yeah, or they're
fucked up. And now I thinkI'm wanted by the Russian police. Is

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it weird that I don't believe inghosts but I still want your house to
be haunted? Yeah? Yeah,because you're a penis space. It's a
waglin. It would be weird toum. It is weird to move into
a house from the sixties because you'reyou're pretty sure that somebody's died in there.
Well, yeah, probably, Yeah, back then they didn't have medication.

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Your house is built the eighteen sixties. I thought you met nineteen sixties.
No, it's somebody for sure.You gotta look up the history man,
like who's lived there? You can'tdo that. Yeah, I don't
want to go because if it's likeTed Bundy. Oh how about this,
he famously lived in Minnetonka. Solast night I'm going to get dinner and
I drive down the road and inone of the homes down the block from

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us is a brown seventies Beetle.I'm like Ted Bundy me, I don't
call me bro, And he's notany long seventies. No, man,
have you guys seen the new bitthat is circulating on the internet with Beetle
in it. It's like the newmeme is where beatles. He's probably in

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the studio waiting to go on withHoward did They go, Hey, what
are you doing? And he looksat the camera goes me, He goes
nothing. They go what are yougonna do here? And he just goes,
I don't know, just hanging around. So then they put that like
all these different settings. It's kindof funny because Beat's just wandering around and
has no fucking idea what's going on? Just never does he does yeh at
ah man. That's the thing,the poor guy. Yeah. How old

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do you think beat is? Sixty? No? What do you think?
I mean? How long has hebeen on the show? Twenty five years?
He was on in the nineties whenyou produced it. Yeah, yeah,
so, and how old was hethen? In his twenties or thirties?
That was like that was his firstvisit. And then because he came
up with another guy, I haveit here, hold on, let me

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guess he came up with another guy. Um, and the other guy was
the reason they were there, andBeetlejuice was kind of an afterthought. No,
it was another little little person.I'm gonna say fifty two, Rooney
fifty two I I I yeah,you know, that's a really good guess
because his man him his managing.Yeah, maybe he's like forty nine or

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five. I'll say fifty. Howdoes he uh fifty four? Oh uh
Frank third degree Burns? Yeah,okay, that there's another little guy.
But he didn't do much on theshow. Um, but then they found
uh Hank the angry Dwarf, andthose two used to argue all the time.

(27:41):
Jesus Christ was that funny. Yeah, And there's a there's an old
bit from two thousand or early twothousand and one where they're getting No.
Two thousand, they're getting beat torun for president and the things Hank says
on the radio because they were stillliterally radio, like would we would be

(28:02):
all canceled? It was like holyshit. But yeah, Beatle was just
rambling on in the streets of NewYork and they were live on the area.
Yeah, Who's is Baba Booie thelongest running person except for Robin?
No, Fred was there before BabaBooie. So Fred was first and then
Robin and then Baba Booie and babBa Bowie does your job? Yeah,

(28:26):
I mean he's the executive person.As I bet he doesn't do hardly anything
anymore. But he that's that.He was the producer. But well,
I remember when they flew Montana andI end for his birthday party, and
um for Howard's birthday party, andit was at Nice Theater in downtown m
Manhattan. I never I didn't getto say hi to Howard, obviously,
but um, I got to meetBaba Booie and he, you know,

(28:47):
he was running things. But DavidBowie played. Yeah, mcadeth played all
the whackpack. Everybody was there.Um, it seems like maybe like Sean
Penn, some giant star was there. It was the craziest thing I'd ever
been at, especially at that point. But David Bowie came out on stage,
fucking David Bowie. That's cool,yeah, right Jesus, and that

(29:08):
you know, there were maybe onehundred and fifty two hundred people in the
place. Crazy, So anyway,that's cool. Yeah, all right,
that's enough, right, all right, that's enough, all right, thank
you, Haven Poker. But Iwant to play poker right now, thank
you. I want to play now. No, it's Ruca Salt playing Haven
Poker. Okay,