Oh yeah, I missed it.
I missed this intro song and the podcast in general.
You make love to this music, don't you?
I do, I do.
Self-love.
Wow.
Self-love.
I'm like, uh, Shelley, I need to be left alone.
No, no, no, no.
She hears the music pop on.
The music pops on.
She just gets up and walks out.
Oh yeah.
Small bottle of that 700 milliliter Jack Daniels.
Self-love.
Literally, that's how we open the podcast.
I'm sure that's like a book title in elementary school these days.
Self-love?
I'm sure.
Yes.
I'm surprised how they haven't had some sort of class on masturbation.
I'm sure someone has somewhere.
Well, the book is Tranny Self-love.
Training Self-love?
No, Tranny.
Tranny.
Tranny Self-love.
That's the book that elementary kids are reading.
Welcome back.
It's June 8th.
It's Dudes Like Us and we've already blown the lid off of it.
Yeah.
Well, Paul's probably drunk already.
Oh, whatever.
I mean, you've slowed down a lot to the point where, you know, well, this is Dudes Like
Us.
I'm Sean.
I'm Paul.
And I'm Jeff.
And we've taken a two week, three week hiatus.
I think two.
Yeah.
It feels like a long time ago.
Yeah.
I'm glad we're back.
All right.
So.
You know, I was actually looking forward to not drinking for a while.
You know, I was thinking, you know, we can do the podcast.
I was like, I'll tell you what, I'll do it for Paul.
Paul's like, and you would put a douche.
This is how he does.
This is how he introduces the program to me.
Wait a second.
No, no, no, no.
Take a second.
Whips us into shape.
By the way, we went to go see Top Gun.
We're going to talk about that a little bit here, but we went to go see the movie together.
We had three couples, Jeff, Paul and I were there.
We bought the wise and some in we were in.
I went out there and of course I'm running late and read the text.
Whatever.
So I roll on that.
What the hell?
What time is it?
That's bullshit.
What's happening?
Totally my fault.
I admit it.
You know, it just and amazingly, you both showed up on time.
I couldn't believe it.
I thought there was going to be a major speed.
I thought there's going to be a major fight like between the two of them and neither one
would show up and stuff.
I would have showed up.
I could just see you like swerving in between the cars trying to get there.
We show up and I think we were I think it was like right at five, five or three maybe
perhaps.
Right.
And we show up and Jeff's there.
He's getting us our tickets.
He's like, you guys are a bunch of fuck ups.
I'm going to go sit down with my wife and Terry and I go over to the bar, which is cool
to say actually going to a theater and I'm going to the bar.
And that's a regular Cinemark.
That's not like a special.
Right.
I think a lot of them are having them these days.
Yeah.
And the only bump deal about that is, you know, if you want a refresher, you got to
go outside the theater and do it again.
You can't just push a button and have somebody bring it to you.
So I was like, well, I was going to get a beer and I was thinking, no, because I'll
drink it and I'll enjoy it and I want another one.
So I was like, you know, lack of self control.
No, I just can't anticipate things like this.
Really?
This is coming from you.
So I get a I get a Jack and Coke, a slurpee, like an icy, icy man.
It was it was extremely tasty, man.
It was Jack and Coke.
Was there any Jack in it?
I didn't know that.
I don't know.
Did you taste it?
What?
When you were like, you're like, in the in the in the theater, I couldn't hear what you
were saying.
I had no idea that it was.
Yeah.
But what you what you said was like, oh, I'm not drinking the month of June.
And I was like, what did he just say?
And it took a long while for my brain to understand what he said.
And like 10 minutes later, I was like, did the movie it started as I did that motherfucker
just say he's not drinking in the month of June?
Well, I'll be happy to say that lasted 48 hours.
Well, I just pulled the muscle.
That's the shortest month.
Yeah, it didn't go so well.
What the hell, man?
Well, I mean, I will say this, though, I've cut back a lot.
OK, that's good.
That's good.
Baby steps.
Why didn't it work?
Well, let's see.
We had some friends come over on Saturday and Shelley told me to go to the alcohol store
so that we could have, you know, we can make these type of drinks.
We make those type of drinks.
And I'm like, OK, I'm screwed.
And she does recognize that you had pledged not to drink in the month of June.
Yeah, well, does she not care or is she enabling?
Yeah, you're right, this is all her fault.
She was right.
No, no, it's your fault.
It's your fault, but she's your wife.
She's supposed to support you.
Yeah, you should have said no, we're not drinking in the month of June.
And that's what I tell her.
She goes, why did you drink so much?
Because of you.
You make me drink.
You enable me.
Every time I say I'm not going to drink, you sit there and you shake your glass at me.
Make me another.
Yeah, make me another.
I'm getting drunk.
Why aren't you?
Well, you know, here's the thing.
That's not really true.
You know, I admit that I have, you know, I drink a lot sometimes.
And we all do.
You know, we follow those little pockets.
I think Jeff, Jeff, you do better than the three of us.
I mean, you do the best of the three of us.
I think I just have the ability to stop before I cross that line.
But you're talking like during the night.
Jeff, do you ever drink like seven days a week?
Well, I'll drink a beer after work.
Or an Old Monk.
I drink.
And I retract what I said.
One or two days a week, and that's it.
He's got the biggest problem.
I don't drink at all during the week.
Hey, we got a secret special guest.
He's about to leave.
Where are you going?
You're going to where?
College station.
Did you just say college station?
You're going tonight?
You're going to go visit Kyle Rittenhouse?
You know, it's crazy.
He's not there.
What are you talking about?
You're right.
He's at Texas A&M.
No, he's not.
Yeah, he is.
Kyle Rittenhouse.
Why don't you wake up?
Because he originally was going to a different school.
Arizona.
Yeah, he was going to Arizona.
I did not know that he transferred to A&M.
Good for him.
He put on a baseball cap of Texas A&M and says, yeah, here's where I'm going.
He doesn't need to go to school.
He's going to win so much freaking money.
Oh, he's going to win.
Oh, he's going to want to go to school.
Oh, yeah, he should.
He wants to go to school, but he's also getting into his lawyers are getting ready to launch
the suits against the media.
Just like the, you know, the...
The Tullington kid.
You know, I got a...
Hey, good seeing you.
Have a safe trip tomorrow.
I got to tell you, I'm a little...
One of my favorite comedians, Bill Burr.
You know, I think he's hilarious.
I really enjoy listening to him.
I don't exactly know.
I see his name all the time, but I don't know what he looks like.
He's like a...
He's a white guy, he's redhead.
He sounds like when he talks...
He's from Philadelphia or something like that.
He's got a camera accident.
He sounds like he's from Boston.
It sounds like he's yelling all the time.
Yeah, so I've never seen him before.
Yeah.
He's got some funny stuff.
It's extremely funny, but he has a special on Netflix right now.
And he was talking about Kyle Rittenhouse, and he was like saying...
Now, look, because he was talking about...
He was talking about guns, and people are trying to be funny, and they're just trying
to poke and stuff, but he flat out calls Kyle Rittenhouse...
Now, this idiot called Kyle Rittenhouse an idiot because he went down and...
Because he had personal protection on him while he was trying to put out fires and be
a good Samaritan.
And he was like, really?
I think idiot might be a strong word, but in hindsight, it was not a good decision.
He did it...
Okay, why?
Because of what happened?
Because you're asking for trouble.
If you go to a single citizen going to a mob where they're rioting and burning and looting
and shit, and you're going to carry an AR-15, and you're going to think that you're going
to stand there in front of a business and not somehow get yourself into trouble?
Okay, but...
Bad decision.
But that's not what happened.
Yeah, it pretty much is.
It's not what happened.
There were some dude that was trying to...
He had caught a dumpster on fire, and Kyle Rittenhouse went out there with a fire extinguisher
and put it out.
And the guy that had the dumpster and was rolling it down the street got mad and caught
it back on fire, and Kyle put it out again.
And those guys started chasing him because he put out the fire.
And then all of a sudden, you've got this tribal mentality of these guys hunting down
Kyle.
Yeah, I know they were like, get him, kill him, kill him.
It didn't have anything to do with him having a weapon.
In fact, the fact that he had a weapon is irrelevant.
It's not like he was...
Yeah, I'm not sure I knew any of the details about the dumpster.
Yeah, thinking back, I think that is correct.
Yeah, no, I wasn't...
He wasn't showboating it or like, hey, look at me, I'm standing guard.
Yeah, nothing to do with that.
In fact...
But hold on, he was doing that in front of the dealership.
In fact, he had rubber gloves on.
He had rubber gloves on, and he was providing medical help to people everywhere throughout
the entire night.
So I disagree with you a thousand percent, but my point...
I don't want to rehash this about Kyle Reyes.
The thing about it is that I can't...
If these actors, actresses, they want to continue to force us to draw a line in the sand.
And I'm telling you, I did it with Bill Burr.
He started talking his...
And I enjoyed him.
That's what sucks.
It bothers me.
Oh, I got you.
I got you.
Shut the fuck up.
So as again, it's the...
We laugh at all of the jokes where they're like...
I just watched the Ricky Gervais special.
Funny.
And he's going against...
He goes against everyone.
He dogs everyone.
The trans, the religious people.
He talks on AIDS for a while.
The whole nine yards, right?
And his point is you need to not get offended by everything.
And Sean got offended because...
Because he specifically pointed out a person, a child, an 18-year-old for what he felt was
doing.
Who was trying to do the right thing.
He was trying to do the right thing and he's calling him a fricking idiot.
Just kind of like Hal Biden called him a white supremist.
You know, it was just...
Come on.
Right?
Supremacist.
I get it, but I think at the same time, we can't get as offended as these woke people
are.
Right?
If we start...
Because we call them out.
Why do you get so upset about this?
It's the truth or whatever.
He wasn't the butt of a joke.
He called him an idiot.
Right.
Because he was out there trying to do some humanitarian thing.
And I get it.
I get it.
And I'm thick skinned when it comes to things like that.
I can laugh at myself.
I laugh at myself all the time.
I'm an idiot.
Right.
No, I get it as well.
I think it's a little bit different.
You know, some of these comedians, you know, like the Dave Chappelle, he does talk...
He throws out names and stuff like that, but it's usually on the good side of the joke,
right?
And, you know, if he's going to...
It sounds more like Burr was making commentary more than a joke.
Right.
And is there a line...
I think there's a difference there.
Is there a line there?
Because look at Kathleen...
What's her name?
That held up the headless Trump.
Kathy Griffin?
Yeah.
I mean, she was holding up...
Griffith.
Griffith, yeah.
Gifford, Griffin.
Griffith, yeah.
I mean, wasn't that...
That's over the line, right?
Oh, man, that is...
That's wretched.
Yeah.
I mean, that's not comedy.
That's...
Well, she has every right to do that, but then you saw what happened to her.
That's what the side effect is.
Oh, yeah.
Right?
I mean, because that's not...
I mean, who's going to look at her holding a headless president...
The woke.
...and think that's funny?
No, it's not what's the president.
It doesn't define who it was.
Right.
The point is, that's not funny.
No, it's not.
Not at all.
She's 100% making a political comment.
Correct.
Political statement.
Correct.
I agree with that.
So, it's not comedy.
Yeah, it's not.
So, I guess that's where we draw the line.
If it's not comedy, if it's not funny...
Yeah, it kind of sounds like what Bill Burr was doing was...
Right.
He was telling jokes, telling jokes, and then he went into a...
A monologue.
A monologue about this person.
Then maybe he told a joke about it, but he wanted to get his...
And I listened to it.
Got two cents in about how he felt about it.
Yeah, and I listened to him, and I was kind of...
I laughed at...
I think Bill Burr is tremendously funny.
It's just...
Well, he's a lip.
If you see the interview with him, he kind of spouts off some of that shit.
Yeah, and I've listened to him on the Joe Rogan show, and he's got his opinion about
the COVID, and he talks about that too.
And he was talking about...
I guess this was maybe done a year ago before we started really recognizing that this was
bullshit.
Right.
And he was talking about ivermectum, and the way his voice is...
And then you got these pseudo doctors that are coming up with, I just take a little bleach,
and he's got this voice, the way he talks.
And I think he's hilarious.
It's just that, dude, you can't...
It's just like our podcast.
When we say something and we completely don't know what we're talking about, which is most
of the time...
Most of the time.
You know, that's okay because we don't have people that work for us.
But when you're a professional up there, and you're spouting off shit like that, that's
not true.
Right.
Come on, man.
Right.
I think what you're feeling though is because there's a set of people out there, the trans
community, who really believe, and when these comedians make jokes about women having dicks
and men giving birth and that, and make jokes about it, they are completely offended by
that because in their belief, he's making fun of me and he's not telling the truth.
Right.
Oh yeah, no.
I mean, you're right.
It's all...
Kind of like what Sean's feeling against the COVID.
This is what Bill Burr believes, but it's completely...
We know it's not factually true.
I know what you're saying, and I get your point, but that is not really good enough
to see.
That's exactly why we can find zero common ground right now.
Everybody has their own truth and everybody's entrenched in believing it and hating the other
side.
But I think what we need to do is we need to...
At least this is what I'm trying because as a comedian, they should be able to talk and
make fun of pretty much everything.
Should be, yeah.
And if they say something I don't agree with, maybe I'll sit there and I'll groan and whatever
like, but I'm not going to be like...
Because in the next thing, they may be making fun or making a joke about something I think
is hilarious and deserved it.
And there was somebody on the opposite end of that spectrum that felt just like you did
the previous joke.
So maybe it boils down to, specifically for comedians, maybe they ought to have...
Like on Netflix, they've got thumbs up, thumbs down.
Well I thumbed down that show.
Right.
There you go.
Yeah, they brought that back.
I think it went away for a while, didn't it?
I mean, there have been, I'm sure many, many times we've said controversial things, right?
It pains me though because I like him.
I think he's funny as shit.
But that show, maybe it didn't work for you.
Not every stand up is going to work.
No, it's not.
Now if he has a pattern, I would say if he's got a pattern of like where it just oozes
out of him like Bette Midler, right?
Right.
I mean, right.
If it's somebody that's so obnoxiously hateful, then I would, in my opinion, cut him loose,
right?
Because what's the point?
What's the point of listening to Bill Burr if every single time he's oozing hate and
you're all getting all angry, right?
Well, I think it's also a service for him because he may go, man, I nailed that, right?
I made fun of this person.
I made a fail to run Rittenhouse, made a fail to the COVID freaks, or whatever he's making
fun of.
But then he's going to see his reviews of that and go, wow, I missed a mark.
Right.
Well, maybe I don't touch on those.
He basically offended right-wing thinkers.
Maybe he doesn't care.
Anybody who believes that they have the right to defend law and order and defend themselves,
be offended.
But that's the whole point.
I mean, you know, you should have the right.
You should.
I had dinner this past week.
They had what they call the Texas Music Revolution this week in downtown McKinney, Texas.
And it was cool.
It was twice as big as it was last year.
It was huge.
It was huge showing.
I had dinner with a couple of people.
And one of the persons that was there was a Democrat.
And we were talking about guns.
And the subject came up.
And I was like, because he said something about assault rifles.
And I was just like, well, first of all, there's no such thing as assault rifle.
And I was like, there's only automatic and semi-automatic.
That's it.
And no one has automatic weapons.
It's exceptionally rare.
Well, people hijack and make their own.
They do.
But you see what I'm saying?
You can't buy it.
In terms of mass shootings or gun control laws that you need to make, take automatic
off the table.
Correct.
Well, I mean, whatever.
But that's the ignorance of the argument.
They don't even seem to understand it's a weapon of war.
That's the point.
So you know, because when I was sitting there talking to this person and they were like
questioning me, what do you mean?
But that's what an AR-15 is.
That's exactly what it says.
How could you not be stupid?
You know?
And I was like, well, first of all, Google what AR is because it doesn't mean assault.
I was like, there's no such thing as an assault weapon.
What's the company's name?
It is.
It's called Armament.
And it was like back in 1950 something.
I mean, we're not talking recent.
Well, basically, the AR-15 is just a dolled up.223.
Right.
I mean, it looks mean and nasty.
But it's just a standard little rifle.
It's a cute little sporting gun that they've doctored up.
You know what?
That they have to kill a lot of people with.
You know?
Because it looks cool.
So here's what's interesting.
So let's get into this gun control thing a little bit because now even the right is starting
to sign on to some form of gun control.
So let's talk about this.
All right.
So that seems to be the weapon of choice for these, I want to say underage, but these 16
to 18 year old kids.
Right.
I think because the way it looks is a big part of it.
The way it looks, the video games they play, the movies they watch.
Right.
So, I mean, so that seems to be the weapon of choice.
So OK.
So you want to raise the and I'm not I'm actually finding myself not opposed to this.
You want to raise the age to buy an AR to 21.
You know what?
OK.
Now, if you do that and a 16 year old, 17 year old, 18 year old wants to shoot up a
school or a supermarket, are they going to go, damn, I'm going to have to wait till I'm
21?
They're going to go get a Glock or they're going to go get something else.
Correct.
And do the same thing because it's one pull, one trigger.
It's not the weapon.
That's the problem.
Now, they may choose because they're psycho and they're going to do this.
They may choose that weapon because, you know, hey, I'm going to go out with a bang.
I'm probably going to get killed or I'm going to kill myself.
I'm getting an AR to do it.
But you're right.
What's wrong with a 17 clip, a 17 clip Glock with multiple mags?
He could have killed just as many people with that with that weapon.
And that's what I keep telling people.
I was like, the Glock I have in my house.
But they make in addition to that, the Glock, they can take your Glock and they they make
this attachment that you insert the Glock into.
It's a bump stock.
And no, no, I'm talking about the bump stock.
I'm talking about something you put in there and it flips.
It basically converts a Glock into a rifle.
Correct.
And they're fantastic.
My brother has one.
OK, great.
And we took it shooting and it's incredibly accurate.
So that is the difference is that with a pistol, they're more apt to miss because you're 50
feet away.
You have a good chance of missing somebody.
Yeah, but when you're got a rifle.
Yeah, but when you're wandering around a supermarket and people are cowering on the floor, I mean,
you're not going to miss.
Right.
And so you know, saying I'm just well, my point is, sure, get rid of the A.R.S. entirely
never going to happen.
Yeah, but what is it?
Bump the A.R.S. 21.
What is that going to do?
OK, it's not.
They'll just move on to a different weapon.
They'll move on to a different weapon.
I mean, you know what?
Like, look what happened in the New England or in England.
You know, there are a lot of weapons.
They're stabbing people.
Yeah, they went to knives.
They're butchering.
They got butcher knives.
Yeah.
Look up school shootings, school school stabbings in China.
I said hi.
Oh my God.
It happens all the time, apparently.
I mean, I'm exaggerating, but I mean, they have no weapons, right?
No guns at all.
But look, now, but here's the difference.
And my wife pointed out a good point.
Thirty seven children injured in a knife attack in elementary school in China, right?
Injured, not killed.
OK, that's valid, right?
It's not thirty seven dead because they're all being shot by bullets.
They're being stabbed with a knife.
But my point is, psychos are psychos and psychos are going to do what they do.
In 2010, that guy killed eight children.
Yeah, there we go.
Well, that one had ADD.
He didn't finish.
Right.
You see my point?
I mean, so they're going to do this regardless.
They're going to use the weapon that they can get their hands on regardless.
Yeah, it doesn't matter what it is.
I think it's a mental illness.
It's 100 percent a mental illness.
I think it's a moral decline of America is part of it, right?
The family is not the center anymore.
But OK, so what about what about raising the age to 21 for all weapons, with the exception
of parental approval for something for hunting?
I don't know.
Does that do anything?
No.
Does it make a difference?
Here's the thing.
You move out.
OK, what if I'm 18 and I move out of my house?
You can't buy one without parental consent.
OK, without parental.
So what if my parents dead?
You can't buy booze until you're 21.
Unless you're in the military.
So I mean, so here's the thing.
I don't think they should wait till they're I think 18 is good enough.
I think I'm old enough to join the military, kill people.
That's what you're old enough to do to do whatever.
However, let's the last incident that happened in a Valdes, that kid had issues going on
and they knew it.
They knew it.
So he said what the kid had worked with him.
And everything he bought, everything about was legal.
But what I would propose is that any time a kid has a sealed file, it doesn't matter
what it is because it's sealed.
Then you're not alone.
No, no, you're not allowed to know what it is.
However, yeah, as a minor.
However, what I think they should have on their record is that the fact that they have
a sealed file.
I think they should see it.
If you do a background check for a gun, they should be able to see it.
Sorry.
You know, it's you have a sealed file and it's OK.
You can get a weapon, but it needs to go through this what you means.
It has to be approved by a separate department.
You know, and so what would be the rules like?
So a kid that's on antidepressants.
A kid that's on that that had, you know, threatened something.
I mean, what are those rules?
Right.
Because you know how many kids are on antidepressants?
You know how many adults are on the red flag rules, right?
That you're kind of talking about.
You know, maybe maybe you shouldn't have it if you're on it.
If you're if you are on antidepressants, maybe if you are applying for a gun, maybe you're
not allowed to get one.
So they would have denied me all my weapons.
Maybe if you're on antidepressants, maybe you're not the right person for it.
That's bullshit.
I'm not saying it's bullshit.
I take something because during Covid, I had a spike in anxiety, a huge spike in anxiety
and depression.
And so, yeah, I'm taking Lexapro.
So now you're telling me that, sorry, that's a red flag for you, Paul.
You can't.
Yeah.
Are you taking all your weapons?
That's hard, man.
That's total bullshit.
And it's subjective.
Well, maybe they ought to maybe that limit you with maybe some darts like Nerf darts.
You still get a gun, but you got to fire these.
Well, that'd be cool.
I'd be happy with that.
But you get Nerf guns.
Maybe a blow dart.
You're not allowed to have Nerf guns in the city of Frisco.
Really?
Yeah.
I think they'd ban those two.
Get out.
I'm almost not kidding.
I think I think you're right.
I'm not kidding.
Austin, we have lots of contraband.
We have like we have so many Nerf guns.
In fact, we remember that night we went out to the park and had a Nerf gun war.
We did.
Remember, I bought like a thousand glow in the dark Nerfs and Austin had like 20 of his
friends and they were playing 10 on 10.
Do you remember that?
And the police came over and they're like, what are you doing?
Remember, we're having a Nerf war.
Oh, oh, OK.
Can we join?
I'll use my gun laser, but I win.
Yeah, they have it.
So anyway, you know, hold on.
I was going to say something, something positive, though.
Bill Maher, right?
Bill Maher.
Yeah.
Bill Maher.
Liberal.
But he he he asked very challenging questions for both sides.
Right.
He's starting to.
Yeah.
I think he's a classical liberal.
Right.
So what these crazies are today.
But he's asking like intelligent, objective questions like.
OK, so you take away the A.R.
Is he going to go get another weapon?
Right.
You know what I mean?
He was like, it's not the gun.
It's not the gun.
That's the problem.
And I'm like, oh, my God, am I am I reading this?
Right.
Do we have a very influential liberal that is saying gun control is not going to solve
this problem?
We had Matthew McConaughey.
Well, the White House yesterday.
Did you hear him?
No, but I heard some good things.
Well, it helped me hear.
So I got the clip notes of it and I think I got it from a lens of they weren't happy
what he said, like the conservatives weren't happy what he said.
Well, what I saw was what was the gist of it?
He said basically it's the deterioration of the family unit.
The we need to get back to America being a what do you say?
The American morals or American way or so?
100 percent.
The decline of the Western Soviet civilization is a real decline of the family, decline of
the American way.
We need to get back to that.
Yeah, we need to, you know, some of the stupid things he said, we need to do background checks
for we already have that.
Right.
Yeah.
But a couple of the things he said were, I think, correct.
OK, so he so he had a no nonsense, honest sort of objective.
Right.
I didn't see all of it, but I saw some highlights of it.
I was like, all right.
Now he comes across as Matthew McConaughey.
Right.
And that was his hometown.
That's a tiny little town.
So the thing that he brought up, Bill Maher, is he was he was like the contradiction between
drinking at 18 and buying a gun at 18.
Right.
You know, I mean, why are we why why can't we drink at 18 then?
Well, we used to be able to.
You speak to and we were and apparently 18 year olds were not responsible enough and
they were was it a drunk driving thing?
I don't know.
Like what was the reason why they changed it from 18 to 20?
I was in Ohio at the time and they did the same thing.
Can you write as I was like six months or a year?
Actually, no, it was like six months before I turned 18.
They changed it.
I have to assume that it was a high a high occurrence of drunk driving among 18, 18,
19 year olds.
Well, I mean, we already know that their front.
Well, the minimum age to drink was changed from 18 to 21 in 1984 with the National Minimum
Drinking Age Act.
It was thought that the 18 year olds were not mature enough to make educated decisions
while drinking.
And they were educated enough to know what to do with the firearm outside of hunting,
perhaps not under the influence, not under the influence.
Yeah, I get it.
So.
So, yeah, I agree with the 21 year old.
I do, too.
I agree with that.
With with exceptions, right?
There's tons of young hunters who have fathers that are hunters.
With that exception, I'm good with it.
Yeah.
And I guess I have you've got soldiers like I believe soldiers are a lot of drink.
Like if you're overseas and you're in Germany and you know, you're a soldier, you go to
the store and buy beer.
I'd be OK with that, too.
I don't know.
I don't know what the rules are.
Yeah, I don't know either.
I probably need fact check that, but I'm pretty sure I'm right.
Well, they certainly know how to handle a weapon and can fight and kill and die for
our country.
So speaking of the military, these 18 year olds in the military, the top gun movie we
just saw.
Yeah, those guys on the flight deck and all those guys are 18, 19, 20 years old.
Damn.
Doing that shit.
And they can demonstrate that kind of responsibility, but we don't think they can handle a gun.
Right.
Now, the fighter pilots are a little bit older, but like my dad was on the enterprise and
he was up on the deck doing he wasn't doing all that directing shit and motion.
Shit that's up there.
He was by the way, that was so bad.
Yeah.
The opening of that scene when it was just like the old top gun, right?
When they're on the carrier doing their hand signals and stuff, but man, just so bad.
Great movie.
If I were to complain about anything about that movie, it was just a little too similar
to the original.
That's probably the only critical thing I could say, but it was amazing.
The movie was jam packed with fun.
It didn't have a whole lot of substance.
Well, not as the enemy now, not outside of the original story.
Who was the enemy?
I never said I thought it was.
And I think they did good on that.
It's probably China.
Of course.
They didn't say they just said they're well, they said Migs.
Well, they're building.
Was it in some Eastern block?
Was it Ukraine?
I assumed it was China.
I think they did a good job keeping that kind of well, there were no real markings on the
planes or the helmets.
No, they are anywhere.
They purposely kept all that shit off.
Right.
They didn't really state this is Russia.
This is well, but you they had the radio transmission when they when they shot him down, they were
like, we too low, we too low.
Oh, wow.
I don't think they said that.
They didn't.
I thought I heard that.
That's a holy fool.
Holy fool.
We too low.
I'll be bang.
How's Ting Bang?
That's fucked up.
But no, they didn't have any of that.
I don't recall what they did, but they did have that Russian style helicopter that came
that came.
That's what I think.
It's supposed to be either Russia or Eastern block type of old.
If it was Georgia or Chechnya, it's a hundred percent.
You know, I in fact, you know what?
That's a good point because we already know China has a bunch of nukes.
Correct.
And and that mission, that mission was to stop somebody from getting nukes.
OK, so it's not China then.
I think North Korea.
I think Australia.
They were they could have probably.
I'm trying to talk too much about the movie without giving away.
But I think if they could have had a little bit more like this, I was down six months.
So I think spoilers are fine.
No, like if it were a little bit like Black Hawk down a little bit, it could have been
drawn out a little bit more.
I mean, it was it was an action packed movie.
OK, as far as as far as the energy and the adrenaline.
Yeah, there are some scenes that kind of sped things along.
Especially later in the movie.
I know exactly what you're talking about.
Yeah, but there's some parts where they they could have really added some substance to
it.
Yeah, but then it would have been a four hour movie.
Well, no, whatever, whatever.
It could have been a little bit more cerebral.
You know, and it was perfect for us.
It's not supposed to be cerebral.
It's supposed to be a fun 1980s movie.
Yeah, it was an amusement park ride and I enjoyed the shit out of it.
Oh, yeah.
It's so funny, I was discussing it with with my boys and they're like suddenly had interest
in seeing the first one.
Right.
And they don't couldn't care less about movies from the 80s.
Right.
But it seems that generation is all like, oh, man, we got to watch the first one.
And then they they watched it and they liked it.
Right.
So I'm hoping for one point, I'm hoping they go back and watch some of the other great
movies from the 80s.
Right.
But because we've always it's always been a struggle for me.
Holy shit, man.
I just pulled a strong drink.
Good.
And then there's Jack Daniels that we got this.
It's new, isn't it?
Why did you just cut me off?
I was in the middle of telling the story because I sloshed bourbon all over myself.
I know.
Anyway, go ahead.
We'll get to the second.
What?
Now I don't remember.
You're talking about your kid.
Oh, so we were talking about the actors in the movie and who's the guy that didn't get
to why?
I don't want to spoil that, but he did the Al Kilmer in the new one.
Correct.
He's Val Kilmer in the new one.
No, no.
Yes.
So he and I were both talking.
The Admiral.
Yeah.
You're talking about the Admiral?
No, no, no.
The kid.
The kid was Goose's son.
Oh, Goose's son.
No.
The one that doesn't go on the mission.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hangman?
We should be talking about that.
Hangman.
Maybe it's Hangman.
Anyway, it was just funny because he was like, he was like, man, that guy's good looking.
And I was like, he was a good looking guy.
Like you know I'm talking about the actor in that movie?
Yeah.
No.
I mean, he was just.
He was just badass.
I mean, we're not gay.
He was very cocky.
Super cocky.
And he's exactly the character of Val Kilmer.
Nice.
Right.
In the first movie.
Right.
Anyway.
Awesome.
He was awesome.
Anyway, we do need to talk about the Bourbon.
All right.
Let's talk about the Bourbon.
It is.
Well, you let me do the honors.
All right.
It's one of my favorites.
Well, you're the big Jack Daniels guy.
Yeah, I'm a Jack Daniels guy.
And I didn't even realize they make a hundred proof Jack Daniels.
That's new.
So yeah, it's brand new.
All right.
So scroll up for me here is Bonded Tennessee Whiskey.
Release date May of 2022.
Well, there we go.
That's how new it is.
It's bonded, right?
It's triple mash blended straight whiskey.
It represents the two permanent expressions in the brand's new Bonded series.
All right.
So let's see.
But what's what's really unique about this for those two things?
It's a hundred proof.
Right.
Yeah.
And they served it in a 700 milliliter bottle.
So what does that mean?
Guys, it's in a smaller bottle.
Well, and you had said that that's where they're going.
That's what I've read, because Europe is 700 milliliters.
So what's going what's happening now is distilleries are having to make a seven fifty for the U.S.
and a seven hundred for overseas.
Right.
And they're like, why don't we just stick with the seven hundred and charge the same
price?
Oh, so in order to sell over there, a crap.
So in order to sell overseas, they have to they have to be at seven hundred milliliters.
I'm not good with Matt.
But what percentage loss of the bottle are we dealing with?
That's 50 milliliters.
Right.
Out of 700.
So what is that?
What's 50 divided by 700?
Oh, I'm going to do that right now.
Fifty divided by your percentage divided by 700.
We're losing seven percent of our bottle.
For the same price.
That's a lot.
But is it the same price?
This is it.
This is a release at 750.
So we don't know what would be in a 750.
What you need to do is as these other ones start to transfer.
So if you see your regular Jack Daniels that you could buy, I don't know, 25 bucks, it's
a 700 comes out and it's still 25 bucks.
You know that there's no regulation.
There's no no no crap like that.
This is just on their whim.
They're there.
It's a European regulation in order to sell in Europe.
You have to be 700 milliliters.
Why?
So if they so I don't know.
It's European law.
Stupid.
And you know, some distilleries don't sell over there because they're like, well, I don't
want to make two bottles.
It'll be too cost.
I totally get it.
I totally get that.
So now they're like, well, we want to sell over there.
So let's start making 700.
And then they should reduce the price by seven percent.
You would think.
No, it's 50 divided by 750.
No, is that what you do?
No, no.
Oh, I did 700.
I think I told you so.
Yeah, it's 50 divided by 750.
50.
So it's going to be OK with all day.
We go to the mark of the beast.
Six, six, six, six, six, six, six.
So anyway, so that's that's why.
And then they then I just saw that they have a one liter as well.
Well, whatever.
I mean, so I wonder what's great.
So I wonder if we're going to see 700 one liters.
Will they go up to a two liter bottle now?
We're already seeing weird, weird size bottles like at Liquor King.
I mean, we've seen a number of smaller bottles.
Well, I see smaller.
Those are three fifties.
Oh, they three fifties.
OK, OK.
Interesting, which is 700.
So I'm in love with this bourbon, not even bourbon Tennessee whiskey.
Actually, it is a bourbon, but they don't want to call it a bourbon because they're
proud of the Tennessee whiskey.
I think the nose is amazing.
I think the pallets amazing.
The finish is amazing.
It's I'd give it an eight.
You think Shelley will like it?
I think she will.
She likes Jack Cokes, right?
Yeah, but I would not mix this with Coke.
But no, she doesn't like it straight.
So all right.
Hmm.
Yeah, I agree.
It's it's very, it's very, very flavorful.
It's very tasty.
I love it.
Excellent.
I see this in Paul's cupboard here real soon.
Yeah, we're going to get the five gallons in a barrel.
We're going to get the barrel.
We're going to get the full barrel.
No.
All right.
We covered a lot already in this podcast so far.
Well, first of all, we went off for what?
Two weeks, we said.
Yeah.
And in that two weeks, I mean, what did what did you do?
Well, a big reason why we didn't have podcasts is somebody went to Disney.
But what were you?
Pride land.
What is it?
Pride?
You went to Pride land.
No, you went to Pride.
That's Pride Month.
Pride Month.
Pride Month now.
I know it is according to Sean's HR emails.
You know, it's crazy.
You know, it's crazy about this whole Pride Month thing.
It's like whatever.
I'm being inundated like work and companies and Major League Baseball with the story about
the Tampa Bay Tampa Bay guys refusing to wear the patches.
I mean, we're being inundated with pride stuff.
I'm like if there was this much inundation with about solving homeless, solving hungry
people.
Right.
You know how many people go hungry in the United States every year?
I mean, every day, every day.
And if we had that kind of focus on let's solve, let's all give and help people that
are hungry that we do to this stupid pride thing, which is what?
Five percent of the country.
Where does that money go when you donate to whatever these organizations do?
What do they do with the money?
Well, I don't know what people are donating to pride.
Are they donating to pride organizations?
I don't know.
But you're saying what if we donated, if they donated the money to?
Give it to charities that the sole focus is to get that food to communities where people
are like the food banks and stuff.
I agree.
Because that helps everyone.
It helps everyone.
Not a second.
Hold on.
What's the detachment here?
You're saying you're at work, you get these emails.
So you're saying focus your efforts on something important?
Yeah, something way more important than that.
Well, a lot of people think that, you know.
You see my point, though.
No, but look, surprisingly, my work, which I don't know what the deal is, but Black History
Month, oh my God, they pounded the living fuck out of that month.
They had like one or two little pride.
In fact, I'll tell you guys, because it popped up on the thing and I don't need money.
I don't need money.
I bought us all three something.
Oh, no.
Oh, you did.
I did.
I know what they are.
They're the little tumblers.
How do you know that?
Because you sent the email.
Oh, I did?
Yes.
Oh my God.
I told you I get three of them.
I did.
I got three of them.
Oh, you know what?
Look, they were nice cups.
The little yeti.
And time out.
Do they have a monopoly on the rainbow?
I love a rainbow.
When I'm driving around and I see the leprechaun and the storm just passed and I see a wonderful
rainbow, which, by the way, is like the reminder of God's covenant to his people that he'll
never flood the earth again.
Why can't we enjoy a rainbow without it being like, you know, pride stuff?
I don't know.
I don't know how they co-opted the rainbow.
They did.
But now it's the the tran.
Well, the flag now incorporates so much.
Really?
Have you seen it?
The new LGBTQ plus divided.
Show us the new flag.
The LB whatever flag.
Oh, it's it's it's it's like they're combining all of it in the one.
This rainbow.
That's a wonderful rainbow.
Isn't it?
Look at that.
But listen, listen to my comment.
Oh, no, no, I don't want to hear your comment.
Yes, there it is right there with the triangle on it.
Oh, oh, they added.
Here we go.
Oh, so rainbow.
You're such an idiot.
You put that on TikTok.
Well, you know what?
Did you?
Yeah, it was the first time.
No, that was a step.
Yeah, yeah, I did.
Anyway, so blah, blah, blah.
No, but the thing is, is that was like, I think that was the first time I've ever seen
a rainbow.
I think it was the first time I've ever seen a rainbow.
No, but the thing is, is that was like, I don't forget, Amarillo, that was like one
of the first times I was able to see both sides of the rainbow.
Actually, it was a double rainbow.
Oh, it was huge.
I was kind of wow.
That was really cool.
Did you try to find the end of it?
I didn't go there.
I went inside and had a steak.
Drive and drive and drive and drive.
People are like, what is wrong with him?
I said, shut up.
Did you get the six pound steak when you were out there?
No, I wasn't.
Yeah, what happened?
You were talking all sorts of shit.
Uncle Buck, come on.
Well, here's the deal.
I went online.
I looked up this restaurant.
They said they had the tomahawk.
I said, I'm sold.
I went into the restaurant.
I ordered the tomahawk and they said, we don't have the tomahawk.
And I said, the website says you do.
I held up my phone with the fucking steak of a tomahawk there.
And they said, we're sorry, sir, but we don't have the tomahawk.
Did you get up and walk out?
No, I was hungry.
So I was like, well, what's the biggest steak you got?
Six ounce.
We have a 16 ounce ribeye.
Bowling ribeye.
That's nothing.
I'll bone it so it's more like a 14 or 12 ounce.
Hardly any meat at all.
Not even a pound.
I was like, I'll have five of those.
Do you have any special on those?
Can you shape that like a tomahawk?
Did you buy two, get one free?
If you cut them all open, can you shape it?
Fuck out of here.
No, it was tasty, though.
I went out and had steak two nights in a row there.
I had the smoked prime rib.
Nice.
I love smoked prime rib.
We can never go wrong.
Was it rare?
Medium rare.
Always.
I smoked steak the other night, two nights ago.
Oh, you have steak?
Do you have any beef in the freezer?
You have elk in the freezer right now, don't you?
So you know how we have all this meat, right?
So Dylan comes for dinner.
Gross.
And then he's leaving and Shelly's like, oh, we have all this.
Like a bowl of it?
He's like, wow.
Hey, it's freshly wiped.
Shelly's like, we have all this extra hamburger here.
Take all this hamburger.
It's a steak topper.
And then she gives...
That's the elk burger.
No, not the elk.
It was the hamburger.
She's giving away all your meat?
Yes.
She gives him like four tubes of hamburger, and then she grabs like the first steak she
finds, the porterhouse.
No, you don't give the porterhouse.
Hand it to him.
Boop, off he drives.
And she's like, oh yeah, I gave him hamburger.
And I go, yeah, what the hell?
And I gave him the porterhouse.
No, give him the sirloins.
And I was like, you did what?
I haven't talked to her since.
That was 72 hours ago.
I can't talk to her now.
I don't even know who she is.
Did you hear me?
You lasted longer not drinking.
What do you mean?
He went 72 hours without talking to her.
Only 48 not drinking.
Yeah, whatever.
It's hard not to be mad, but it's my son.
I guess he...
It's okay.
Yeah, the beef...
I'm smoking a roast tomorrow.
I'm going to make burnt ends.
Nice.
So I'm smoking one of the chuck roasts, the big chuck roast.
When's it going to be done?
We'll be over.
Well, you never can really tell, but probably around dinner time.
Okay, yeah, we'll be here.
You're not doing anything, are you?
What's tomorrow?
It's, who cares?
It's burnt ends night.
We'll come over, have burnt ends and finish the camp then.
Tomorrow's work night for me.
You and your...
Yeah, I wake up at one and work until eight.
Well, tomorrow's a solid work day for me.
I have to make up for it today.
Once or twice a week, I have solid work days where I work like...
Two days a week, you have work days.
I'm not going to say anything on here about my work right now because...
Yeah, your coworkers are listening.
Because on Monday, I had accumulated enough billable hours for two or three days, so I'm
not saying shit.
I just know that when I make an impromptu visit, like at one in the afternoon...
He's waking, he's in his underwear.
He's in his jammies in a coffee and he's rubbing his eyes and he's stumbling around the house.
I'm like, that whole, I got to work late, guys.
I can't.
No, I can't.
I would love to, but I got to work.
Oh my God, I got to work.
Whatever.
I do work late.
I know.
Frequently.
Get up late.
Oh yeah, I do.
That's part of it.
Because you work late.
Well, it's because my kids are up late.
You know what?
You can't beat them, fucking join them.
But here's the thing.
You have the flexibility to have a flexible work schedule.
I cannot complain.
Exactly.
You know what?
And who am I to judge?
If you want to live your life that way, go for it.
When my kids slowly but surely start to become scarce around the house and I can have a bit
of a, I don't want to say normal, but a life that's more conducive to sleeping at night,
I'm in.
Yeah?
No, I don't know.
You basically sleep during the day.
Well, no.
I'm still up at seven.
I know, but you nap throughout the day.
Yeah, I have a couple naps during the day.
It's not a problem with that.
It's because you don't get a lot at night, I think.
No, I don't.
So you catch up during the day.
I sleep, I'll take two naps and they're relatively fast.
Three and a half hours each.
One is about 30 minutes.
Half hour work in between.
And one's about an hour.
I'll wake up, check a couple emails, go back to sleep.
You know what?
I find that the maps are, they feel fantastic.
They really energize me.
They're supposed to be short.
They are.
Power naps are supposed to be like 15 to 30 minutes.
Well, that's no longer.
I'm anti-nap.
What do you mean?
I know what you mean, but who gives you the authority to say, oh, it's supposed to be
an hour?
That's what I read.
Power naps, man.
That's good for your brain.
Fauci.
No, no.
Oh, there you go.
Fauci.
He said, get triple boosted vaccines and take a 10 minute nap.
To an hour, not the 30 minutes you just said 30 minutes.
It's 15 minutes to an hour.
I don't think it's an hour.
That's a long time.
If I nap for an hour, I wake up and I have no idea where I am, who I am, and then I'm
shot for the next three hours.
That's probably because you probably had happy hour.
Yeah, whatever.
You and your, you have a problem, man.
What?
What the hell?
Somebody's taking offense.
No.
Somebody's taking offense.
I lasted 72 hours.
That's great.
Well, I think Sean's built up the hours on Monday so he could play his new Xbox.
Did you get a new Xbox?
I got the XS, whatever that is.
Is that the newest one?
It's the newest newest one.
Is that the Xbox One?
Don't you get it?
Whatever.
Why?
Why do you need the new one?
My, there's some newer games, but it's mostly, the Xbox I currently have is like the original
fucking Xbox One.
So it's just, the processor on there.
That Xbox One.
Yeah, the new Xbox.
I know what you mean.
So the one I have now, let's say for example, like Skyrim.
Skyrim's been around forever.
But they came out with the revised version of Skyrim where they've pimped up the graphics
on it.
It looks beautiful on the new Xbox.
It's like the load time was, I would fall asleep playing the game during the load time.
With the new game?
No, no, no.
At the, with the older Xboxes.
Okay, okay, okay.
It's just like, geez, it takes forever.
I mean, cause Xbox came out with Xbox 360 and then it came out and then you can upgrade
it to the Xbox One.
But even Xbox One, it really was slow loading.
But with the new one, boom.
Does it have a disc?
I don't know if it has a disc.
It's got a slot where I think it does.
It was a yes from our producer.
Yeah.
Cause I know they're trying to gear away and start with the downloads.
Cause I mean, these discs really are, I mean, I don't, I don't, I don't buy, I won't buy
discs anymore.
It's a waste of time and money.
Cause you know.
So what does this set you back?
The new one.
This one was four, was 550 bucks.
Okay.
Well, so they're staying.
How many, how many did you get?
Um, what?
Two.
Good Lord.
What the hell?
I was going to get Austin one, but our producer and he was calling, I don't need, so I was
like, no, he was like, father, you're wasting money.
I don't need one.
That's not what he was saying.
I guarantee it.
That's not what he was saying.
But he said he was snotty about it.
He was like, I don't need, so I was like, I don't play video games all day, dad.
I have a job and I'm responsible.
He's hiding behind that.
I can't even see him right now.
Where is he?
No eye contact.
And I think it's time that you do the same father.
Drop the games and work.
Yeah.
Stop playing video games and why don't you work for once dad?
Oh, shut up.
And why are you drinking at 9 AM?
Yeah.
You know what?
I would challenge a lot of folks to have the eye to hand coordination that I've got.
Oh my God.
Really?
That's your, you know what?
I would stop, but it's given me so much amazing hand eye coordination.
I have to, I have to have a tank of oxygen and defibrillator to play some basketball,
but hey, right.
I'll take you on a battle.
So it's like, it's like the last star fighter, right?
So they're monitoring you and they're going to like enlist you to be a fighter pilot.
Aliens in the galaxy.
Correct.
You're going to be the one that saves us.
God help us.
I could.
So God help us.
You better be nice to me.
I'll be very selective.
You're the one they pick.
Sean's in a little suit and it's awesome.
And they're like, we really like your hand eye coordination.
We had to make the spaceship a little bit bigger.
This harness.
And by the way, we just trashed the harnesses.
They didn't have one big enough.
So just, just sit there and just understand you may fly out the window.
We added another thruster.
Well, we did, we did add an extra lock on the front.
He wouldn't fall out.
I'm interested in the new.
I'm trying to decide on the next one between the PlayStation or the Xbox.
So here's what I heard about the time.
You don't game.
I do some.
Do you really?
I do some.
I like that.
He's good at it.
No, no, no, no.
I'm not saying it's a bad thing.
I didn't know you did.
Now there's certain games that I like to play.
I don't like to shooters because I'm not good at them and I get pissed off.
I know Sean's really good at him and he likes playing that, but I don't like playing those.
I like playing when I had my PlayStation.
I really like playing the God of War type of games.
Like like strategy simulation.
Well, it's a fight.
Yeah, there's puzzles and shit in it and you're you're you're having to.
It's not online where you're going against people that are just figuring out shit for
you.
You're not going against a 12 year old who can kill you instantly.
So here's what I've heard.
The variance on the PlayStation versus the new Xbox is that they're essentially the.
They're essentially the same.
The Xbox is a little faster.
It's a little smaller.
It takes up less space.
That doesn't concern me, the space.
I'm more about the games because I want to get back into the God of War because I really,
really enjoyed those.
Those are the best game that I've played.
God of War.
Never heard of it.
Outstanding.
Well, look, for the sake of argument, I mean, you really need to get Xbox simply because
I have one and we can play games together.
Well, we've had one before.
It's serious, Kratos.
Do you guys want to hear something completely stupid?
I could buy one of these and my company would pay for it.
Well, do it.
Why?
It's called a wellness subsidy and gaming systems fall under.
And I think the premise is they have a lot of exercise programs.
Mental?
No, no, no, no.
Like gaming.
Like we.
Well, the we did.
I think the other gaming systems have that stuff.
Like Dance Dance USA or whatever that was.
Maybe.
I don't know.
I can see Paul up there just doing the running man and everything.
I rock it anyway.
I have dance.
I go to dance competitions all the time.
So it has nothing to do with real ones.
You've got America's Got Talent out there like breakdancing, doing the robot.
You ever go to an arcade and you see those guys jumping up and down on the little tic
tac toe box?
Little and they're like, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
Oh, Paul's just like, he's got extra little steps there.
I'm like, no, I'm like the dudes in the spandex from the 70s that you keep sending.
That is disturbing.
Can I make an official plea for you to never, ever, ever send that again?
It's these guys that are dancing in some some I don't know what it is.
It's terrifying.
Yes.
And what's crazy is it can't stop watching it.
It's like, what are they doing?
What are they wearing?
How do they move like that?
It's really fascinating.
Last one, the guy had him upside down and his crotch was right in his face.
I think it was from a movie.
So I don't know what it is, but they break into different groups and then they and it's
like they they're dancing.
It's got a dance off.
Why?
Why are we doing this?
It's like a dance off and they do they go this one and it's crazy.
Well, because it was it came out with those skits.
I'm a calm skits because they were like the countdown of the top ten songs and they would
be like, I would do now now now now from Berlin, you know, from the 80s, you know, and they
had these people in the doing like this.
What do they call it?
The the interpretive dancing that would reflect the song and like all the songs they would
have a little choreographed full.
It's so over the top.
It's so over.
And then they had a group of guys on there and they're all dancing.
You just like, dude, it's it's and they've got no one to fucking 1980s porn.
Amazingly uncomfortable.
Paul's just I just know it's so uncomfortable that you're like, they really made this.
They're really doing this right now.
It's just a guy like the three guys at the tights.
Yes, yes.
So if you like, why is it happening?
If we're going to jump back into the video games specifically for like the the Xbox,
the one I got.
And I'll tell you, the one thing that I really like, well, the two things, the speed, first
of all, is is is is excellent.
Steep speed is excellent.
The next thing is visually stimulating.
Oh my gosh.
So the graphics are incredible.
So you have the same monitor and the graphics produced by this machine is way better.
Or did you get a new monitor?
It's not a monitor.
It's a TV.
Is it a is it for a 4K out?
It's 4K.
Yeah.
But the previous 4K, the previous one was 4K.
No.
It's a certain game.
I think some of them are.
OK.
You know, so it really but it's just it's just that the processing that the new Xbox
can do is it can do up to eight thousand K or eight thousand or eight K.
Eight.
Yeah.
So which is the next round of TVs that apparently we have to all have a thigh.
I mean, I can't even see that.
It's like they got to like the what is it called?
The frame rate of that's exactly right.
The two hundred forty refresh rate.
At some point, the human brain, the human eye cannot distinguish the difference.
And we're going to but we're going to keep going.
We're going to buy a 16K TV.
We don't look like you're going to buy a 32K TV because we have to get the latest and
great.
There comes a point where it's diminishing return.
Well, I know.
So your company will actually buy it, huh?
They'll pay for it.
So why don't you do that?
Oh, I mean, I just renewed like all the stuff that I just I spent my entire last year.
It was, you know, year end just happened.
And I got golf lessons.
I got golf lessons for myself.
I bought a motorcycle helmet.
Did they help motorcycle boots?
Did your golf lessons?
They paid for the helmet and boots and jacket and gloves because it's all safety gear for
my motorcycle.
They they paid for it.
I mean, they they didn't reject it.
And it's expensive shit.
That boot.
Yeah.
Two hundred and seventy five dollars out of here.
And I bought a new high tops for basketball.
That's legit.
I came walking in the other day.
He was all from head to toe.
He was like the Terminator walking in here.
I was like, let me see your papers.
Give me your clothes.
Jesus, dude, I'm looking for Sarah Connor.
He was also sweating profusely as well because 100 degrees out.
It was.
Why did you ride your motorcycle?
That was the first time I wore the jacket.
And he's like, but it's vented.
I was like, it doesn't.
Yeah, no, it didn't.
That only works when you're driving 200 miles per hour.
First off, if the vents were closed, I probably wouldn't.
I would have died on the way over.
The vents kept me alive.
Did you ride your bike over here?
I did.
And by the way, that was the first time I've ridden it outside of like the parking lot.
Right.
It was a nice bike.
I really like it.
It's that's kind of bike I would want because, you know, I've looked at the Harley's and
there's, you know, I don't like the big college with the saddlebags.
I like the style that you got.
Yeah.
So cool.
I'm glad you like it.
I'm not getting one, but that's what I would get if I.
It's awesome.
I wouldn't.
No, I get it.
I like your bike.
Trust me, I've gotten an earful on both sides.
Not necessarily because it's loud enough to shatter a fucking concrete block.
But I kind of dig those long distance.
I don't even know what they're called.
I think they call them a touring bike.
Yeah, I like the big gold wings.
The couple will be there and they'll be talking into microphones together.
Yeah, but I want one for one, not for two.
Oh, yeah.
Paul couldn't ride bitch.
Oh, what?
I'm not talking about like a side seat one, but actually, now that you mention it, I'm
not I'm not against it.
But what I'm getting at is I would like the bike to be me ride bitch.
Why can't you ride bitch?
I get to say why am I always the bitch?
I don't understand it.
Dude, he wants to sit on the handlebars.
Oh, the handlebars are Jeff.
Oh, you're doing the top gun thing.
Oh, he's going to be.
We do.
Do.
Shut up, Jeff.
I'm not sure I understand the D do D do thing.
I'm planking.
I got a man.
I want to bike with the mental in the storage containers.
Well, you know, you know how I am with a bunch of stuff.
Your accoutrements did.
I would have everything.
I'd have that thing weighed down.
No, no, it probably cost 10 bucks to travel a mile.
That's how heavy I get that the heininess, but I just don't like the look of it.
Yeah, I don't like to look at it, but I understand that they would be really nice to have.
Yeah.
I mean, for me, you know, if I want to travel because we go camping, you need a recliner,
a tray, TV.
Well, he's his his my shit.
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
That's a bike.
Well, I mean, those two impacts are not cheap.
No, they're not.
The ones that have like the full speakers and like one of the big gold when it's a big
Honda Goldwings, those are the big touring ones.
Right.
They make no sound.
You see, and that's what's interesting, because the guy that sold it to me, I was like, I
didn't know if it was loud or not.
I did not want a loud bike.
And I have one.
And I go, what is cat?
He on his advertisement, he's like, these are cat deletes.
I was like, what are cat deletes?
And he's like, you know, I removed the catalytic converter.
So it's and I replace it with blah, blah, blah.
So that is louder.
And I'm like, oh, shit, I don't want it to be a really loud bike.
And he goes, no, you want that.
And I go, well, why?
And he goes, he was traveling to Addison like, you know, and you told the story and people
would not hear him and they would swerve into his lane.
And he was like, fuck that.
I'm not called bullshit.
I'm not.
No, it's a true.
It's a real thing.
No, no.
The year he's telling you this and claiming it to be true.
I'm a call bullshit.
No, it's real.
I believe it because when I'm driving, you want people to hear you.
I hear the Harley's coming.
Yeah.
Well, you know what?
I hear him too.
It's annoying as fuck.
But you know what?
I can also see a quiet motorcycle.
Not if it's in your blind spot.
No.
I don't have blind spots.
Really?
Oh, really?
Oh yeah.
How do you pull that off?
Are you?
You got to pull the mirror out and you have to actually check.
Oh, so no blind spots.
You know you can look in the mirror and look over your shoulder and see nothing because
they're in your blind spot.
Well, you know, as a motorcyclist, you shouldn't be hanging out in the blind spot.
Well, it could be brief.
People change lanes irresponsibly all the time with no signals and boom.
Right.
But if they hear it, they're going to go, oh shit, what is that?
I don't think it's worth it.
Yeah.
If I was going to buy, I'd get a loud one as much as I don't want that because I think
it would just be a serious beat down on a long trip.
I couldn't imagine going on a long trip with that.
Yes.
This is not a long trip bike.
This is a two hour, a two hour Sunday morning ride bike.
So if we all get bikes, you don't want to go to Sturgis?
No.
North Dakota?
No, I don't.
I'll tell you what, I'll get a side seat.
Get two side seats.
You know, with Shelly and I were talking about that, we were like, get a side seat.
Shelly goes, and Sean will sit in it.
And I was like, and we'll get him goggles.
That's 100%.
And a leather cap.
Oh, that's exactly what we said.
A leather cap with brown goggles.
That would be Sean.
100%.
Going, going.
Sucking on a, on a bourboning coat going, I got to pee.
Paul, I got to pee.
He'd just go like this over the shoulder.
I got to pee.
I would just pee on you.
Yeah, you would.
Dick.
I don't know if I'd like to be sitting in that sidecar, like if you're going down like
75.
No.
I would want to sit in that sidecar.
How many times have you ever even seen a motorcycle with a sidecar anymore?
I saw it two times today.
You're still a liar.
Seriously, you don't ever see that anymore.
Yeah, but I still would like it.
I think it'd be kind of cool.
I think it's cool.
I'd like one of those, I'd like the three-wheelers.
The spiders, what are they called, spiders?
Well, there's two wheels in the front or one wheel in the back or vice versa.
That's the same thing.
Two wheels in the front, one wheel in the back.
Well, I mean two wheels in the front or one wheel in the front.
So they've got two different ones and I'm on the fence of which one I would want.
I think the two wheels in front is more stable, more controllable.
But the one that has one in the front and two in the back, it's a real motorcycle.
Well, it's a motorcycle they've bought.
Correct.
I would rather have that than the...
Because the Spider is a big, long one.
It's bigger and weirder.
It's not uncool to me, but...
Well, weirder.
You know what I'm talking about?
It doesn't matter.
It's like there's no comparison between that vehicle and a motorcycle.
Well, I think the words are thinking.
You're driving that like a car.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's kind of what I'm envisioning.
Yeah.
You know what?
That's no comparison.
If you drove that to Sturgis, they'd laugh at you.
I wouldn't care.
You totally would.
All those bikers up there, the Hell's Angels.
And then you'd have your rainbow flag and your rainbow tumbler.
I wouldn't give a shit.
You have to rainbow tumbler.
Rainbow tumbler and a flag.
You'd be like, hey guys.
I mean, God, I'd love it here.
I would push a button and I'd have like this full blown sound system pop out with a video
screen.
I'd be playing video games, drinking my little Burmese folks.
And they'd think you were stupid.
You know what?
I would be happy to.
That's not authentic.
And you'd be cowritten housed immediately.
Correct.
What does that mean?
They'd chase you out of town.
That means that I'm going to shoot them?
I'm going to vaporize their biceps?
They'd light the dumpster on fire.
Just kidding.
I shouldn't use that as a joke.
I think he's a young patriot.
I do.
I think that.
OK, anyway.
In fact, he even said in retrospect, you know, I probably could have.
What a subject change, right?
He even said in retrospect, I probably would not go.
He would never do that again.
No way.
But because it was a noble thought.
It was a noble thought.
Man, in this world.
That morning, he was at the high school with a bucket of water cleaning graffiti and cleaning
graffiti.
Come on.
Guys, a stud.
He's a stud.
He's a kid.
You know, it's the right.
And the fact that Bill Burr called him an idiot, I'm saying, man, dude, that's just senseless.
You know, and heartless.
I hear you.
And it bothered me from that perspective.
I was kind of like, come on.
I wonder if he recorded that during the trial or before the trial, because you said that
it was a year or so old.
Yeah, it may have been before the trial.
And you know what's sad?
Even though they went to the trial and it was the biggest no brainer, they had video
of everything.
It was like the most ridiculous and obvious.
And it makes you wonder how who where are these drones coming from?
Oh, the the Antifa guys were the drones coming from the video.
No, I mean, people people submit a video like.
People were running around videoing.
And it was crazy as all those liberals were probably thinking this video is going to get
that guy convicted.
Correct.
And that's actually what got him acquitted.
Anyway, so despite the fact that it was overwhelming evidence of that, it was self-defense.
Right.
These guys were attacking him and all that.
I still wasn't sure which way we go.
Well, because you never know what this just to what just like the whole Suswood case.
I know with he got off.
He got off the first Durham case.
He lied to the FBI.
It was beyond obvious.
But who was on the jury?
DC people, a bunch of Clinton supporters.
Yep.
How did they get on the jury?
How did they get past?
Typically, I don't know.
I don't understand that.
And I read that article too.
And yeah, it doesn't make sense because usually both lawyers, right, they go through an exhaustive
process to eliminate lawyers and make, I mean, juries, jury members.
How did they get on?
It makes you wonder.
You know, when they reveal all the-
It makes you not trust anything that's going on.
Well, that's why-
With the system.
Because it's the opinion when you hear, oh, well, the Durham report's coming out.
Nothing's going to happen.
Nothing's going to happen to them.
Nothing.
And then nothing happens.
Yeah.
Yeah, I know.
Absolutely nothing.
It drives me crazy.
I hear you.
It drives me crazy.
It's disgusting.
Well, it is.
It's not a good thing that we're going to lose faith in our institutions.
Law and order, justice department or justice.
I think it's all a chess game.
It's just absolutely all a chess game.
Well, I'll tell you what, a bit of good news.
It doesn't affect us, but the DA in San Francisco just got recalled.
That is huge.
What is his name?
Ken?
No, it's got to, see, he's a weird name.
It is a weird name.
It's like-
Chesa?
Chesa Budane or something.
I don't know.
Yeah, he just got recalled, so he's out of there.
And liberals can't believe it.
They're like, he was finally a person that was going to do the right thing.
Well, he lost by 62%, 62 to 38.
He got crushed.
His recall in San Francisco-
How did he get recalled?
They got the signatures, right?
They got enough signatures.
So, it's the San Francisco DA, and he's fucked up that city so much as far as criminals.
Oh, yeah.
Right?
And he's got the signatures that he screwed it up so much that even they had enough of
it.
Did you hear what he said when he was, like, when it was over?
The fight's not over.
And he was speaking to his people, his supporters.
He said, well, he said that, but he also said, you know, even if we lost today, even if we
lost today, we, you know, put it on the map that incarcerating people does not solve the
problem.
And I'm like, hmm.
But I think you also proved that not incarcerating them-
Is even a bigger problem.
Is a bigger problem.
Well, it was 60 to 40%.
Dumbass.
You know, 70, almost 74,335 to 49, 591.
That is-
San Francisco.
Pardon?
That's big.
That was, that's San Francisco.
That's big for there.
So-
What low numbers, though?
Isn't that insane?
I know.
I think it's San Francisco.
It's got to be a million people.
A hundred, a hundred twenty-three thousand, you know, that's it.
I mean, that's, that voted.
Right.
Well, that's-
Out of, out of how many millions that live in that area.
I mean, that's crazy.
Well, I mean-
Do you know his background?
Did you read his background?
No.
Both his parents were in the Weather Underground.
His dad was in prison for murder.
His mom was in prison for the same thing.
You're kidding.
His dad was raised by Bill Ayers, who was the founder of the Weather Underground.
Oh my God.
So that's his background.
And he was backed by Soros.
Correct.
So he's basically a-
He's a total infiltrate hack.
Correct.
And the Weather Underground is responsible for a bunch of bombings back in the 70s, right?
Yeah.
Oh my God.
What the fuck?
This is unbelievable.
And his parents were in prison for it.
Great.
And Bill Ayers, raised by him.
What do you think his house, his indoctrination is?
And remember, who is good friends with, guess who?
Barack Obama.
Oh yeah.
Oh yeah, he sure is.
You're right.
Unbelievable.
So we basically are being infiltrated, is the way I feel about it.
Well, he got booted, so-
He got booted.
He got found out.
Dude, and if that, if this happening there, this red wave that they're talking about-
That's what they're kind of talking about.
They're like, this is going to be-
This is going to be crushing.
Yeah, well they keep saying that, but-
Man, I hope it doesn't-
It's difficult-
Blounder.
To believe it, just because like-
I know how much.
I know.
They have the, they have about three or four weeks ago, a vote for a mayoral vote in Georgia,
I think Atlanta, Georgia.
Yeah.
And Sarah Peek's something, she had lost, she was in third place.
And she was like, wait a minute, I voted in this county and it says zero.
So-
That's the-
Red flag.
Dominion.
The Dominion, yeah.
Dominion.
There you go, Dominion machines.
So they went back and hand counted it, and she won first place.
Oh no.
Unbelievable.
It is.
Was she the Democrat or the Republican?
I don't recall.
Was it the Democrat?
It was the primary.
It wasn't the main election.
I still think she was a Democrat, but you know, it's just-
Still.
It's a, it was a Dominion voting machine.
If you have no faith in the election, like integrity of the election itself, I mean,
I don't want to go back to 2020 election, but here we go again.
Well, just 2020, but 2016.
All of them.
Yeah, what's going to change?
What's going to change in the fall?
What's going to change in the next presidential election?
Well, I think-
Nothing.
I think what, I think the outcome of 2020 is there's going to be a lot more eyeballs
on it, right?
At least I hope.
What, like the 2000 mules?
Oh, I haven't watched it.
Have you guys watched it yet?
Oh, I thought you already watched it.
I watched, I watched the beginning of it.
I definitely want to watch it.
I, so can, I just need to buy it.
Do I just-
Come over to my house and watch it.
Oh, that's right.
That's right.
Okay.
Can we set a night for that?
Sure.
Okay.
Let's do that.
All right.
Um.
Well, was it Sarah Smith?
I thought it was-
Sarah Silverman?
Yeah.
Sarah Silverman is such a-
Yeah, she got voted-
She's got a nice-
She's the governor of Atlanta now.
The mayor, I'm sorry, the mayor.
The mayor.
The mayor of-
Well, I'll tell you what's going to be an interesting one is the governor for Georgia.
Stacey Abrams and the guy-
She's such a hack.
Who beat her last time.
I can't believe that she's still in politics.
I know it.
She still has the-
Is this the one that was endorsed by Oprah Winfrey?
Probably.
I don't know.
But she's the one who has still has not conceded that election.
And she-
She still thinks she won.
She is a blatant ballot harvester.
Yeah, she is.
Blatant.
Correct.
Blatant.
Right.
Like 2,000 mules basically is her.
Hold on.
So she lost and she still says she won?
Correct.
Oh yeah.
She said it was stolen from her.
Yeah.
She still has not conceded her admitted defeat.
Yeah.
But you know what?
Here I am.
I just said that she stuffs ballots, that she's a ballot harvester.
But she lost.
And then the people that support her think the exact same thing.
That when she lost.
Right.
You see what I'm saying?
Yeah.
It's like, it's a how we, like here we are being so sure about, you know, that the election
was stolen or this and that happened.
And they are the same way.
So how do we-
But they're-
How do we end this?
How do we move on?
We can't because-
We can't.
There's, we don't have a, you have to have a foundation that you trust.
Well I tell you what, back in the day, when we weren't voting yet, when our parents were
voting.
Right.
I remember my dad, he'd walk to elementary school with me because that's where his voting
was.
He'd go up there and boom, boom, boom.
He'd walk me to school that day and he'd vote.
Right.
And he voted for one day.
There was no early voting.
There was no we're going to stretch it out for two weeks or whatever the bullshit we've
got today.
Right.
So election day on that Tuesday, you either vote or you don't vote.
Right.
That's your day to vote.
Right.
Suck it.
Right.
Okay.
Either you get off your ass and do it.
Yeah.
Or you don't have a voice.
Right.
I think we need to get back to that.
I think there needs to be a tighter control.
Oh and then they claim, oh that's suppressing the vote.
No it's not.
Suppressing the vote.
I know.
No it's not.
I agree with you.
Why is it suppressing the vote?
I know.
No.
Election day is Tuesday, the first Tuesday of November, right?
Or whatever that is.
So what is your issue with early voting?
I don't have any.
But I don't think they, they may have, but I was in fucking fifth grade.
There may have been early voting back then, but my dad never did it.
So there may have been.
Okay so you don't, so inherently you don't have an issue with the fact that they had
early voting.
No I don't have a problem with the amount of time that they accept votes.
Well the whole, mail in votes, right?
That's a whole different problem.
Don't.
Right.
No I agree.
But a deadline.
They kept extending it and counting it.
I know they did.
I mean if your mail in vote is not here on election day, it doesn't count.
So ridiculous.
So get it in the mail prior to that.
Oh but they have drop boxes.
They have drop boxes all over the place.
Get rid of them.
I know.
Get rid of them.
That's exactly what 2000 Mules the movie is about.
They tracked people who took bunches of ballots and went over and over and over again to unattended,
unsecured ballot drop boxes.
In addition to that, there were characteristics that were all the same.
Meaning that they showed up with the same types of ballots.
And they only voted for...
Right.
They only filled in one side.
They had a specific type that they filled out.
No down ballot voting.
And they all showed up with these rubber gloves.
So they had in fact, the day before they started voting, they had made an announcement saying
well they're going to be fingerprinting all the papers that are coming in.
And then the very next day they started wearing the gloves.
I forget exactly what that was.
I kind of said it but I didn't...
Did you watch 2000 Mules?
No, not yet.
No, we got to watch it.
I guarantee we're going to get so angry.
Because we already know.
It was blatantly obvious.
The night before and the morning after.
They stopped.
Anyway, I don't want to get...
Me neither, but we're going to watch that and I think we're going to be angry.
But I truly think they need to put some get back to what...
Because we didn't have these problems.
There was always...
Like Chicago with Kennedy, there was always a bunch of dead people voted and voted Kennedy
in.
You've always had that but you don't have the bullshit that's going on now.
I don't think.
It's full blown fraud.
Yeah, I think if you get...
Again, there's always been fraud of some level.
But not to the extent that I think what we're seeing today.
And I think if we get back to the election day is on this Tuesday.
Your mail-in vote, your absentee ballot needs to be in.
Maybe it needs to be post-march.
So maybe you have a three-day grace period or something like that for the absentee to
get to where it's going.
But outside of that, we're not counting votes past two days after or whatever it is.
Yeah.
I'd be okay with that.
It'll be done with it and say, I'm sorry.
Everyone knew this was election day.
Just because you're of this race doesn't mean you need an extra week.
Yeah.
So have you guys ever...
So you always early vote, right?
I try to because I don't want to deal with the crowds.
I know.
So there was one year...
I don't remember what election it was and I'm almost ashamed to say this, but I waited
till election day and I was running late from work and I stopped by...
It was 1980 Reagan-Carter, right?
Yes, it was.
Actually, it was...
It was Geraldine Ferreira and Mondo.
Anyway, so I stopped by the high school.
I stopped by the high school and I was like, oh my God, the line was so long.
And so then I went to another place and it was like, oh my God.
I just went home, gave him a vote.
Shitty.
That is shitty.
That's shitty.
Oh my God, I almost hit him.
Do you see that?
I flinched.
Yeah.
And that's when Beto won the president of Texas.
Oh, it was that one against Cruz?
No, no, it wasn't.
What do you think his chances are against Cruz?
After what he just did...
I think he shot himself in the foot.
He destroyed himself.
That got major coverage.
I think he even got bad news from the Dems on that.
Yeah.
They were like, yeah, you can't...
He made a total ass himself.
Yeah, he did.
On a positive note before we end this first session, there is, turn that frown upside
down, positive news on ass cancer.
That's anal cancer.
Some sort of butt cancer.
You mean prostate cancer?
You're talking about monkeypox.
Well, they're saying that there is a, they gave a specific, there's a specific type of
butt cancer that you get that they gave a certain amount of people this drug and all
of them, their cancer went into remission.
Was it MRNAs?
I don't know.
It was not.
But it was, let me see here.
Is it called...
Iverbectin?
No, it's called Iverbectin.
Iverbectin.
She probably would be alive if this drug was out.
Dostar, right?
Wasn't she the one that died?
Yeah, she had anal cancer.
Yeah.
Of anal cancer.
Yeah, anal cancer.
God, that is such, that's just so ridiculous.
Yeah.
It's like so...
How do you get it there?
I mean, seriously, how do you...
I understand prostate cancer, but anal cancer.
That's the worst.
Anyway.
So the Dostar-Lomol.
Dostar-Lomol.
Why don't they come up with their names like Bruce or...
So basically what...
Something like that.
I don't know.
What they're...
I'm surprised they haven't suppressed this, you know, with the way they are with medicines.
Colon cancer, not anal cancer.
Well, whatever.
There's a big difference.
Is there?
Yes.
Yeah, there is.
The colon is your intestine.
Yeah.
Well...
Anal is your butt hole.
Yeah, but the...
But the...
We had that podcast...
The anus is the mouthpiece of your colon.
Yeah, it's a different piece.
Do you remember when we had that podcast and we talked about all the parts of the cow?
I think we should do that for the human body.
I don't think we should do that.
I think Sean should do that for the human body.
It's like the duodenum is what it is.
Okay.
All right.
Maybe we shouldn't do it.
Yeah, the colon cancer is different than ass cancer.
Well, my point is...
I was making fun of it.
Well, colon cancer is a big thing, though.
There's a lot of people who get that.
Well, that's why we do colonoscopies.
The fact that we find anything that covers cancer, that kills it, that you have a success
rate so high as that is fantastic.
Great.
Yes, very fantastic.
Speaking of, Sean's going to get a colonoscopy this year.
I thought you...
You and I have already done it.
We've done it.
Well, yeah, when are you...
Yeah, you should have scheduled it after your physical...
Timeout.
It's not on the calendar?
It's not on the calendar until my insurance kicks in officially.
January 1st.
Whenever it kicks in.
You don't know when?
You do know when.
You son of a bitch.
Well, no, he signs up in November, October.
Yeah, when's your open enrollment?
It's not like there's a long wait.
I don't know.
Jeff said it's like November.
I'm sorry, January.
Yeah, so you sign up for October, November.
You don't even know when your open enrollment is.
No, I got to sign up October, November, but it doesn't start until January per Jeff.
That's correct.
That's seven months away.
Yeah.
I could be dead by then.
You could have a polyp.
That's not funny.
You could be.
We all could be.
Yeah.
We could have been...
The colonoscopy is more...
We could be hit by a meteor tonight.
I tell you what, the colonoscopy is more mental than anything.
I'm not worried about any of that.
You know what I want?
Oh, you mean the procedure itself?
Just the procedure, just thinking how they're going to shove a camera at my...
No, I don't care.
You know what I want?
I want that sleep apnea thing done is simply because I'm tired of being tired.
The sleep apnea thing is a real deal.
Yeah.
You got to get that CPAP machine.
I think your life will vastly improve.
It will.
Oh, I can't wait.
My God, when I popped my hearing aids in, where were we?
We were in Gainesville?
Where were we?
Yeah, those up at Chalk Talk.
We were in Cold Station.
No, those at Chalk Talk.
Chalk Talk.
After the Sticks concert.
Yeah, I was sleeping peacefully and I was like, for some reason, oh, you were trying
to talk to me or something.
I don't remember what happened.
I put my hearing aids in and I was like, oh my God, what is that noise?
And it was Sean.
That's what it sounds like.
It was that bad.
It really was that bad.
It does.
And I looked at you and you were like, oh, I know.
All night.
The producers like, yeah, that's you.
It was so bad.
It's all night.
You absolutely.
Because I know when we share hotel rooms, I sleep with the pillow over my head.
Well, and that's a wrap, ladies and gentlemen.
And dudes like us.
I'm Sean.
And I'm Paul.
And I'm Joe.
We'll see you in a few minutes.
We're going to be drawing another bottle of bourbon.
What is it?
Pean lope.
Yeah, the rosy Catalina.
Rose cask.
Hopefully we got some food.
It can be good.
All right, we'll see.
We'll see you in a few minutes.