Dooms like us. Feels like it's meant forever.
It has been two weeks, three weeks.
And this is the final podcast of November.
Just 2022 is just frequently passing by quick.
Everybody here�� the frontality of us, who pays, who gets to REALY IS....
Yeah, we got a little audio there. Maybe it's got the maybe it's designed to have that cracking noise. Maybe it's supposed to sound like a record.
Yeah, I was going to say something like the old photograph.
Reffic.
Anyways, there's like we have it at a podcast on what two three weeks.
Yeah, it's been a while.
It's been a while. So we we brought Scott in. Scott's been wanting to come in. Scott works for.
But Scott does work in the. Yeah, he does.
He's consultant in the.
We only bring people on the podcast.
I don't want to.
Let's show you now.
You got to have a job to be here.
Yeah, you made the cut. Congratulations.
And happy to have you.
Welcome.
Yeah.
Well, I've been bragging about the dudes like us trying to get the our local folks that I work with and involved in it and just kind of listening to it.
You know, we're Poles got in and people will probably listen to it.
We'll be like, God, bless. Listen to this guy. Who was this guy? What is he doing?
This guy.
They haven't got over listening to you.
Oh, that's true. That's true.
So never is going to get over that. Scott, you may want to move.
You do need to move a little closer. We need a little low end on your voice, Mr.
Producer.
All right.
Well, you have enough low end on that.
There you go.
So we've we've got Russell 10 year.
We picked Paul's not drinking this week.
Oh, yeah. So we've taken the week off. He's taken a week off. So.
We'll be a little bit of a little liver pervert liver plant and digestive reparation.
Oh, I'm going to get an acid.
I can get an acid.
Yeah.
No.
You know, the last time you did a liver, a real liver cleanse, you would share that you had.
Do you drink like very salty water and that was my colonoscopy?
Was that for your colonoscopy?
Yeah.
Well, you know, you may have this at the beginning of the year.
So you should schedule that as soon as you can because the new way, I think,
Well, at least my doctor, I could recommend my doctor. She was very good.
Very soft, she's.
No, she said, you don't drink the gallon of water.
Like it's pills now.
Yes, pills.
You still drink water and you have to take, I think, eight or 12 pills.
You do that gesture where you're taking pills.
Oh, well, that's what you were doing.
Yes, taking pills, whatever.
And then about an hour and a half later, two hours later, it starts.
Thanks for flowing.
Thanks start gurgling.
Yeah, that's the worst part of the whole experience.
It's just that part.
You know, I'm kind of looking forward to it.
Did you like lose weight?
No, no, you might, you will for that day because you cleanse your entire digestive tract.
You know, there's, there's a, that the colonoscopy is, but how about a colon cleansing?
I mean, you know, I heard like, you know, colon cleansing supposed to be healthy for you.
Like a natural, like an all natural, they take that bladder and they, they puff up your, your colon and,
and you know, it outcomes, all like stuff that's been stored there since you were five.
Like a animal.
Yeah, like an animal, you know, going there.
It's like you got like crayons that came out from, you know, the early 70s,
that you ate is like, he said, they're all stuck.
He's a gum. So what else would come out in your end of a, maybe a hatchbox car?
I don't know.
That penny.
Interesting.
Well, you have to be careful when you, when you get the colonoscopy, they tell you to take probiotics,
says you can wipe everything out.
Oh, yeah.
So you can get sick, right?
Yeah, they said, yeah, they're my, at least mine dead.
I don't know if you're still, they said, take a probiotic for the next month and replace
everything that you just wiped out.
I interesting.
Yeah, I don't think mine did that.
What mine just care about me.
All right.
I don't think I want to plug on that.
Did you go do color guard?
The butt plug. What'd you say?
It's color guard and color guard.
Oh, is that the probiotic?
No, that's just the thing where you do.
So you take a sample of your share sample.
Yeah, and you put a bucket.
You send it to him and they check it out.
I'm in a school sample.
There you go.
That's for cancer, though.
No, I don't know.
It's for a, uh, we're colon cancer, right?
No, it's for, well, cololos,
and so the having that you can have this done and they can tell you if you need to have a colon hospital.
Well, some of the dudes like us out there haven't had insurance for decades.
And I'm one of those guys.
I haven't had insurance for decades.
I've gone to the doctor when I need to go to the doctor.
I just pick cash and, um,
and it's worked out successfully for a fast age.
Yeah, now that I'm at a point where I need to go sideways.
You know, they're, you know, these thresholds in line for you.
You know, it's just, it's going to be too expensive.
I have to have a blood work.
I've got to have the old.
But, um, finger it, way, way.
Uh, yeah, the colonoscopy is the big deal.
And, uh, and, you know, so the, that kicks in this year.
I'm not looking forward to it, but I am at the same time.
I've had gastrointestinal issues for an extended period.
Well, they're going to look for polyps.
and then they test them to see if they're cancerous.
I love how we open podcast with colonists.
Yeah.
And this is like the fourth time we've opened up.
It's a city.
I don't know how we talked about it.
Talk about your shit.
Talk about your liver.
Here it is.
We have a lava lamp in front of us that just got turned in.
So the wax isn't quite melted down.
It kind of looks like an intestine.
Yeah.
It does.
A piece of papau.
Is he weak in the news this week, guys?
A little bit.
Well, just past couple.
What did you guys do for Thanksgiving?
Did you have fun?
Yeah.
It's fun.
I mean, you want to, you want to Houston and you're not the family, right?
What did you leave last?
I'm late.
I left.
We always leave on Thanksgiving day because it's usually there's no traffic.
And that apparently everybody was thinking the same thing we were.
Yeah.
45 was crazy clogged up.
Really crazy.
Yeah.
I was really surprised.
Thanksgiving day.
That's what I thought.
Yeah, for sure.
So anyway, but yeah, we just hung with family and I actually visited my brother
in his new place out in the country, over by the mill.
Remember the mill that we visited.
The feeder mill.
Did you visit the mill?
I didn't visit the mill, but I visited his little land there.
Did you get a little game plan or size up a way for us to procure some words to
continue?
I didn't, but that would be an easy enough thing to do.
I don't have to be down there to that for that.
But that sounds like a lot of fun.
So for those foods like us out there that don't know what they're talking about, dudes like
us invested in the CNC machine so that we could come up with products to make and sell
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That's totally not it.
I don't know.
I don't know what I think of dudes like that.
I don't even know there's not 2020 I think.
That's what you probably look at it.
But you know what else you can do is just check us out on iTunes, the Spotify.
I think there's ways that you can leave messages through there.
They can on Apple.
You can leave a few.
You need to review.
I want to review.
We have one.
We do.
Five stars.
Oh, there we go.
100% five stars.
How much did you pay him?
I only know who left it.
It was me.
Yeah, well, I paid Scott.
Well, you can always DM us through there as well or on Instagram and Facebook.
Yep, we got to pay Steve's.
States, dudes like us, Instagram, dudes like us.
We had to do it like us.
US, but it just, you know, you know, it went away.
Yeah, it just kind of phased out because it really didn't serve a great purpose.
I mean, yeah, I'm just kind of thinking what's so you had a good Thanksgiving and Jeff
had a, you know, you had a full family up here.
I did, we had about 15 people over friends and family.
Oh, how?
Eight about two o'clock.
I smoked.
But why, what would you have a bar on that here?
I did.
I smoked.
No, my wife lived a full turkey with the stuffing inside in the oven.
And I smoked a turkey breast.
I smoked the ham.
Inside of a duck, which was inside of a turkey.
That's a turkey.
No, but my problem was.
Have you ever had one of those?
I haven't.
I wanted.
I have not had one.
I have.
Anyway, my smoker decided to go on the fritz when I started it because, uh, uh, I don't
know why the thermostat got out of whack and, I, I set my temperature for 250 or 240
five or whatever it was.
No, and it went way over 300 and it was smoking everywhere and I was like, what?
This is your green mountain, right?
No.
Oh, yeah.
It's green mountain, uh, grill.
Okay.
Smoker and it sounds like shit.
So I turned it off and I pulled everything out.
I had a lot of cool.
I pulled everything out and then there was some ash that was built up on there.
So I vacuumed all that out, uh, just in case that was part of the problem.
Then I put it back on, but it was like an hour and a half process.
So it was behind.
You must have been distraught.
I was.
I was pissed off.
Basically, like, you're like smoking expert.
Piss me off.
Because everyone's like, when we, when we, when it's ready, I was like, you suck.
It's going to be dinner.
And you, you pulled out from canned meat.
Yeah.
Yeah, pull out some canned chicken.
Yeah.
The whole can't chicken.
Oh, crook.
As over those dudes, like I said, I don't know.
We had it dudes like us outing over a Paul's house where we had a mission.
We went to the croaker and we bought canned meats.
So crook.
Anything, it turned out to be gross.
But we, you know, we wanted to spend.
We wanted to buy it.
We wanted to sample it.
We want to figure it out.
And that's what we're trying to do.
That was I'm still on the hunt for the one in the end.
The canned clams.
It was the oyster.
I didn't always see this.
I didn't do that.
I had one.
And that was.
I had a few.
It was very interesting farts.
But everything was so off the chart salty that it was difficult to get down.
Yeah, the worst, the worst, the saltyest thing was the beef.
I don't even know what it dehydrated beef.
Right.
Sheets or whatever they were.
It's one of those moments got when you say, oh my god, this tastes like shit.
Try this.
Yeah.
No.
This is horrible.
Yeah.
This is a working of every tasting.
You got to try this.
Yeah.
It was.
Yeah.
We had a good time.
You know, it worked out.
Meal worked out.
And it was good.
And watch football games.
Watch both football games.
We all three got cancer.
We don't know yet.
Yeah.
I'm calling.
I'm asking.
They're going to pull it.
I don't know.
What the hell is this?
Someone's been eating canned meat.
I should.
But yeah.
It was good.
Went late in the night.
Trouble.
30 ten o'clock.
The games were good too.
It was good.
Games this week.
Yeah.
Cowboys was a blow out.
Who the hell they play?
My Vikings.
No giants.
Yeah.
Oh, we beat both of the Vikings and the giants.
Yeah.
The giants.
And the joy game ended up being nothing better than I expected.
Yeah.
I thought the Detroit's were going to get stopped.
And that was not the case.
Who they play?
And we shot.
The Buffalo balls.
And they beat the bills.
Did they beat them?
They beat the bill.
Well, they covered the spread.
That's all I care about.
Oh, Mr. Gambleer.
Stop it.
Really?
Ha, ha, ha.
Is this a new addiction we haven't heard about?
No.
I was driving on the coat tellers of my son.
And you're like, no.
Now I tell you what those boys have in addiction.
Oh, they do.
I don't know if he doesn't does.
But they all do.
Steven is, is because I've talked to him about it.
And then he's like, I've stopped.
He goes, I've, well, he does free stuff.
He does a little bit.
I don't know.
I said, Preston, next thing you know, you're going to be sucking some dudes dick around
a corner to fucking pay off that bill.
What does horrible stuff?
What's that?
What'd you end up doing?
We have a big barbecue.
So we had on the big smoker.
We had the turnoctin.
Did you really?
Where, where was it out?
It's at my brother's house.
I looked around.
Okay.
And you don't buy it that way.
You literally prepared.
Oh, you buy it that way.
Oh, you do.
Yeah, you can buy the crover.
Turnoctin?
Turnoctin, yes.
Now, how many people with a special order would everybody?
So everybody buys it that way.
Is it over there?
All the time?
Yeah.
I've seen them there.
I never knew that.
I've seen them.
So they're using only there around Thanksgiving and around Christmas.
Oh, yeah.
No, I've seen them there.
Are they huge?
No, it's big as you think.
No, it's actually smaller than a turkey.
Yeah.
Okay.
But I thought it's a duck in a chicken in a turkey.
Yeah, and there's but one that's basically shrinks.
Do they turkey down?
They basically take some of the inside of the mouth.
They take some of the bones out.
Yeah.
Oh, I see.
Oh, well, that makes sense.
They, they, uh, spatch caulk it.
You just wanted to face it.
I did.
And they don't scratch caulk it.
But it would make sense, though.
No, they clear up an insight and shove this stuff in.
Yes.
Yeah.
Well, how did you turn out?
Well, they're amazing.
But we have our Brian who's our chef who's also French trained.
I French trained chef.
Well, walk us through the, uh, your, your, the ranch and the.
What you guys have out there, uh, for our dudes like us, guys that are happy to be out in McKinney,
Texas that want to come through and get a good barbecue plate.
Yeah, at the barbecue shack, I'm out in McKinney, but by, uh, myers park.
So full of butchery, um, basically we do all the walk.
Do, uh, black hangas.
Wow, Murray Gray cows.
So you can basically come out there and say, I want this cow and this is how I want to cut up.
And then we all they'll have the barbecue shack in front of that, where it's already cooked and prepared.
And as I tell everybody, it's the best barbecue you ever have.
I'd Jeff and I went out there.
So Jeff had a small plate in, I ordered the left side of the menu.
You said, I had one plate here at four.
You're saying you could have the cow cut up however you want.
You're saying like a whole cow.
A whole cow.
All right.
So, except this one, when we learned this while we were there, you can cut up the whole cow,
except the vagina.
Oh, yeah.
That's when the question went to the butcher, can, what do you do at the vagina?
Yeah.
Stared at you.
I won't seriously.
I mean, why, look, they use bull balls.
Oh, bro, they find a story about using the vagina and you see that.
Oh, that's cut.
You know, you, you found that.
No.
There's a delicacy.
It was a little sandwich.
Yeah.
I thought it was vanilla flavoring.
No.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, my bad.
Well, you know, it seems feasible that you have a pouch in a cow.
Oh, god.
I mean, it's kind of like, you know, I mean,
we're not talking about bull vine badges.
I mean, look, they use the intestines.
They can't go the tongue.
I mean, shit goes through that.
You know, that's worse than that goes through the vagina.
Good lord.
And they use the intestines to for sheeding for sausages.
Hmm, it chit-lits.
What do you have big, right?
Yeah.
And everyone's sausage.
That they're making right now is all the bull tongue, which is the bull's tongue.
Yeah.
And then you'd be jerking.
I mean, why are they using the vagina?
I just don't get it.
All right.
It's gotta be something.
There's gotta be something real.
Where it's just not edible.
Maybe it's just big hook and grisel.
Maybe it's just like real chewy.
Well, there you go.
You instead of pork and meat.
Yeah.
Maybe it's right in hard.
For pork.
For bulls.
What they have to do with it.
So it's all dry and hard.
Oh, my god.
Well, you know what, we need to, I want to find out.
It's, it's on the bucket list.
That's how you ought to try it.
No, I don't want to try it.
I just want knowledge.
I want to know what the calvajana is good for other than getting
a penis by a bowl.
I think it's just getting ground up and turn the furl to as or probably.
Or hamburger.
Hamburger.
Maybe that's what they put in hot dogs.
Maybe that's the pink slime.
Yeah.
Oh, and chicken nuggets.
No, don't worry.
Be hot dogs.
They say lips and assholes.
They didn't say where the lips came right.
I think that's what McDonald's use.
McDonald's probably gets the chicken, the, the, the calvajanas.
And they use that in the, in the, you know, that little pink goo they use.
The McRib.
The McRib is good though.
All right.
Sorry, continue.
So you had Thanksgiving.
It was a big go, uh, jamboree.
Lots of family.
We have lots of family, lots of friends and this everybody.
Basically, that's what we've always done on Thanksgiving is anybody that doesn't have
somewhere to go.
Everybody's invited.
God.
So we have people that show up from, I mean, we started like 11.
I don't know.
Yeah.
We'll have snacks and we'll go out and shoot.
Use it.
We'll go out and shoot.
We'll have a big ski shooting, but this year we had a little bit of, um,
It was raining moisture.
You know, down so.
Yeah.
There's a lot hard to go pull out the shot downs and shoot the skit,
but we used to have a big ski shooting.
I've turned it on.
I had a, I had a, I had a dudes like us shitty moment for my Thanksgiving.
I, I woke up with a, just an shitty ass mood and a boner.
I'm dead, man.
I had a boner frame.
You're, I don't know what to do with those, but you know,
it's kind of, uh, it's a long story short.
I'm going to stay in home.
My wife went over her in the her parents house with kids went over there and,
and my daughter Emily and I stayed home.
I was just like, I'm not, you know, you do cook a turkey.
You know what?
I, from the Kentucky, uh,
the, the farms moving, what do you call it?
The farm, duck, duck, duck.
Oh, Kennedy, Kennedy, the farms.
Um, I, one warmed up that, that ham.
Nice.
So it's a big old ham I warmed up and you would buy yourself?
Well, Emily was there, but she was in a room.
She was kind of a doctor.
So yeah, that's by myself.
I was dude, look, man, I was, I, I, I, I know I could have come over here.
Don't even ask Jeff because I know he was at Shankmover.
Shut the fuck up and come over.
But I, I was, I had so much negativity inside me.
You didn't want to like, I didn't want to.
People queer anything up anywhere else.
And I just knew that.
So I, and I didn't know what was going on either.
So it was, it was some inner shit.
So it's like, let's go to that every now and then.
Yeah.
You know, it's okay.
We all get home, right?
Yeah.
I don't know what to do was, man, I was silly in a bad mood.
And I was just like, I, I was mad.
I felt angry.
It happens.
You know, I, I know what it was.
I don't want to bring it up.
Now is a therapy kind of thing.
Part of it is stemmed from, you know, there's always a struggle that some dudes may go through
when you're trying to select which parent to go to for Christmas and thanks given.
All for your parents house, do we go to my, my wise parents house?
Well, traditionally we go to my wise parents house, which is, which is what
you just find.
And you know, it's more conducive because they've got a place for everyone to sit.
And it's a big house, you know, my parents house is, it's not.
So, you know, we just, they get kind of left out.
And I think that made me better this year.
Why don't you do it over at your house and fight every one of them?
We're going to do a Christmas at our house this year.
And that is a good idea.
And in fact, we've done that in the past.
And they have shown up.
Yeah.
That way everyone's included.
Well, yeah.
And it puts it on you guys, but still, there's a reason guys why they say the holidays are tough
because this is this kind of stuff.
Family drama.
Oh, people get, people get together that don't normally get together.
They stop and politics.
Oh, yeah.
They drop a little too much.
They say something they should say.
They get into, yeah, they get into all the occasions.
Well, I tell you what, we had a lot of folks here.
Politics didn't come up once.
Good.
So in other words, you have to buy everybody Christmas presents.
Right.
And unfortunately, I forgot because I wasn't here.
That's true.
I was going to try to stoke and poke the barrel a little bit because I bought a bottle of
Trump wine.
Oh, yeah.
And I completely forgot.
I had it.
And it's still up on top of my fridge.
I never put it that way.
So who in your family is an anti-Trumper?
Julius parents.
Oh, my God.
Hard core.
I had a friend.
Julius dad.
I think I'm friend in him back on Facebook.
It was just he was antagonistic.
He was one of those guys that would just.
Pugpug.
It just, you know, it's like you go on social media and you got these people that just.
They can't use social media for what it's supposed to be for.
Right.
It's just, you know, it's things that happen in life.
You take pictures.
You put it on there.
Sure.
You know, it's just they need to have a separate app for for people.
Like they don't have the local bashings.
You mean their opinions about this?
It's a slider.
Well, it's just it's nons, but that we don't
to target story things about both sides.
You know, you got Trump haters and you have Biden haters.
And they're just, it's ugly.
I'm telling you sweetie, you know, is evil.
That's why I'm pretty much for the most part.
I dropped Facebook in 2015.
That's right.
I've had enough.
I did is reigning on it.
And it's wrapped up.
I never was really on it, but I'd get on it,
You know, friends back home, we're doing it.
They got to the point where I was just like, I'm done.
I'm done.
It's seeing this bullshit.
No one changes anybody's mind.
No.
It's my fact that all you submit their mind.
Your in fact, correct.
When you get like social platforms like Twitter,
and then you have a corrupt executive board of Twitter
that is slanted to the left.
Oh, yeah.
That's your insights to censor.
Different people that speak their mind,
and they come up with their version of the truth,
which incidentally turns out to be the truth,
referring to like COVID, for example,
like I've remect them doesn't work,
like hydrochloroquine doesn't work.
Right.
You know, come on.
People have said that and they get banned.
They're all good reinstate and now.
Yeah, well, they are.
And then the,
they're still doctors that are,
they're people that lost their job.
Yeah, they're nurses that lost their job.
If not called disbarred,
what do you call it when a doctor loses their license?
Well, I guess the same thing is this part or whatever.
But, uh,
malpractice or no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
It's the same same concept.
But anyway, yeah, they are still pursuing disenfranchised,
we're evoking licenses for my license.
It's a big uncalifordian.
I know, California.
The super governor was either going to pass a lower
or pass a lower that makes it illegal for doctors to
bad amounts COVID, but not speak their version of what COVID is.
Yes.
That's, I find that trouble still lies.
You know, it's like Joe Rogan had a few podcasts
where they had those doctors that were very seasoned
and knowledge school in their field.
And they got beat to hell.
Oh, you're spreading misinformation.
Yeah.
Well, you know what?
You and I, I think it's a big truth.
It's a big truth.
So somehow I got onto an article about I've
been acting, uh, I've been acting, right?
I've been acting.
Yeah, I got on an article about that.
And, uh, and I remember all the things coming together
about people saying, oh my God, you're going to take a
course.
You know what?
You know what the truth is though.
I've remectin has been used as an anti-paracite drug
on humans since the 70s.
Yep.
And what they did before that before that, my sister's a
pharmacist.
Yeah.
And that first came out.
She was like, one, we've been using this forever.
Since the mosquito epidemic.
So you're epidemic.
But here's what we're looking, right?
So then suddenly the vaccines come out.
And for it to for the vaccines to clear emergency use,
it says in the fine print of that being an emergency
use vaccine, there can be no alternatives.
That's the only reason that's the only way you can get the
emergency authorization.
There can be no alternatives.
So that's why they down.
That's why it's not it.
It suddenly dawned on me.
I was like, well, that makes sense now.
And that's why they're hammering the doctors and hammering
the hospitals and it never ended up.
And you can't say anything about it.
And it's because there can be no alternatives.
Period.
And they let people die.
Oh my God.
It was.
They let people die.
I don't know if we want to steer this to pursue that.
And it's not like they're not going to do that.
But they're not going to do that.
So then people are like, oh, you know, the whole,
uh, horse, do you warm or thing?
And it's because people who were desperate to save loved ones
went because veterinarians also have ivomecto.
It's not, it's not what you call it when it's balanced.
It's not articulate.
It's a stronger dose.
Yeah, it's not, it's not balanced for humans.
It's meant for animals, right?
But they were desperate.
So then you have the people who all they do is look at Twitter
and CNN and they go, oh my God, I've remected it's a horse,
do you warmer?
So, it's so, it's a lies, crazy.
Anyway, I didn't want to meet you to get us on that.
Well, that's why, yeah, you can go to the feed store,
you get it from that.
But you go to the pharmacy and there's a whole,
it's a whole different medication.
Right.
That's actually, I mean, it's directed to humans.
Right.
For me, ladies is the way I was a conformant.
For me, ladies versus formulae for animals.
Yeah.
But anyways, they get like a repository.
But my point is, you know, you would find somebody on Twitter,
right, where you're talking about Twitter and social media,
just dogging on conservatives and saying, really,
you're dumb enough to take a horse, do you warmer?
Oh, there's being lied to.
Oh, totally.
That's what I mean.
That's what I mean, yes, I am.
They're the ignorant ones in the South.
Yeah.
But they will not admit it.
They would never, they still fight that argument.
Well, they honestly, they still don't even know.
Like, what I just shared, how many people know that?
Not the lips.
Well, they have Twitter.
They currently have schools right now that are making it,
a prerequisite to have the COVID before you can go back to school.
The vaccine.
That's bullshit.
Like, public school or college?
You know what?
I don't recall which one of us.
I want to say it was public.
I want to say it was a state fund of school.
So people who are fighting the whole COVID vaccine,
they're saying if they are able to put that into the regular
children's vaccine schedule and mandates and stuff like that,
it's game over.
Like, they'll never, you'll never get it out of there.
Like, people who have complained about all sorts of vaccines, right?
Not not COVID.
Well, once you get it into the kids, the kids program or whatever
that is in for the CDC stuff, you go to have,
like with the Chick-apocs, the MMR.
And then those pharmaceutical companies are set for life
and you can't get them out.
Like, the vaccine will be there forever.
Right. Well, we've all had those.
That's not the COVID one, but we've all had the, well,
I know I have grown up.
Right. No, I have.
I did not have the chickenpox one though.
I've already had chickenpox.
I got the shingles vaccine.
Not not not, not, I mean, fairly recently.
They said old people are supposed to get that.
Yeah, my brother got it and he was miserable.
Yeah.
And so I would just get my regular physical.
And she was like, you want the shingles vaccine?
And no, I would say, hell, no.
You're not putting, but I was like, you know what?
My brother got shingles and we're
graded not having the shingles vaccine.
So it puts a bad, it puts a bad taste
near mouth about vaccines.
It shouldn't.
And it shouldn't because it's not a vaccine.
They actually changed the definition of a vaccine
to accommodate the, the, the, the, the, the
the, the different vaccines.
Yeah, the different, the different,
the COVID thing and the polio vaccine, the MMR,
the chickenpox vaccine, probably the shingles, right?
Yeah.
It's, it's wholly different.
It's still experimental.
The MRA.
Yeah, the MRA and and, you know,
I'll give it another five, 10 years before I potentially
take it because they're going to be important.
Yeah, we're old.
They've been trying to get it to work.
They've been working on MRA vaccine,
trying it to get it to work for 15 years.
Well, as a, as a, I think the,
the United States, the world essentially is,
they're opting out on the virus or the vaccine.
Well, they're, they're fine with everything,
but they're simply just not taking it because they're
having to dispose of millions and millions of these
vials.
Oh, yeah, but a boosters.
Yeah, you come about the boosters.
Even the name you've gotten that will be boosters too.
Yeah.
Now there's four boosters.
Five boosters.
That's what they said.
Well, to be fully vaccinated,
you've got to have the third booster.
Like it wasn't even good enough to have the first
or second.
Well, it's because of the variants.
They have to keep left their plate ketchup.
Yeah.
Well, let's backtrack a little bit.
So I mean, we were, we're, we're talking about the,
the social media.
We're talking about Twitter.
And we're, we're talking about how, uh,
Twitter was shutting down folks for talking about certain things
that were actually true.
And, you know, uh,
a soul story to date.
Elon Musk to the rescue where Elon Musk came out and said
that yes, Twitter did interfere with the election.
Yeah, he sent a tweet.
Yeah, he has proof.
Yeah, apparently he has proof.
He has proof.
And we already know that.
Well, well, well, well, well, well, we all assume we know what we think.
Yeah, we think we're right.
But they're saying that he's going to put it out there.
And the Biden administration is losing their mind to the point
where you've, what is that?
Bitched White House Secretary press secretary.
He's ran.
Come in.
No name call.
He's done a lot of the numbers.
Like that.
Yeah, we don't name call on this.
Whatever.
That's just fucking clown.
He's an,
he's awful. She is that very good.
No, she's horrible.
So, but you know that Twitter that they had to have something to do with
election because basically they were shutting down all the
report.
And even the public, and they were shutting down.
Yeah, so I mean, just saying for that, they did sway the election.
Yeah.
They were shutting down anything that they did.
And they did obvious.
Right.
Yeah, apparently, well, apparently, there's proof.
I don't know.
It's probably internal communication.
Absolutely.
I'm amongst the Twitter execs and workers that probably said we need to do this to
whatever sway this election.
I mean, Elon was walking through the building of the headquarters.
And he's, he's rummaging through the different.
I'm sorry.
He's crossing his closet.
And if I was a couple hundred two shirts as a hashtag stay woke.
Yeah.
Does, what?
Whatever, man.
We'll see what happens.
You know, we'll see what happens.
I hope the best for it.
I hope that these things become unveiled.
You know, you got lots of things that are on the concept of being unveiled.
You've got the Arizona governor race that was something that I haven't heard anything.
It's been certified and she has done conceded.
She's not conceded.
In fact, she is suing because there are so many anomalies that she's kind of like,
now, this is bullshit.
I mean, what's crazy about that is the person she was running against was in charge
of election.
Yeah.
Tell me how that works.
Yeah.
And there's video footage of her in an election room.
Oh, where they're in this.
Oh, you're kidding me.
Oh, she was in there in a like a ballot county room.
No, that's what I would want to know.
Oh, my gosh.
Oh, the missing black bags again.
Oh, insane.
Yeah.
You don't know what's going on.
And you've got a, you've got a hercial locker that they're on the cusp of trying
to figure this out.
I mean, what the fuck man, they can't figure the, you know, the hercial.
That's a runoff.
Yeah, they haven't done that election.
But how long, oh, what do you mean runoff?
So they got to revote.
Yes.
Oh, I don't know that.
That's that.
A resound.
A fourth.
That's a great whole new election.
So, you know, what's, what's the oversight committee on that?
I mean, who's going to oversee that?
No Republicans allowed.
Well, seriously, that's.
Come on.
I know.
What has happened over the years is all of those positions have been filled with
Democrats.
Now, all of the election board, whatever you want to call them, right?
They've consumed all those.
And we've missed the boat.
It's like they consumed all the school boards for years.
Now, guys.
Start to take those back.
We've just started.
We did.
And we need to start taking back the election committees or whatever they're
called.
Right.
Yeah, I'm sorry.
The chip, one little thing at a time, and, you know, the Democrats are losing their
fricking minds and they're trying everything they can to control it to the point where
they have, they're doing the same thing.
They did with Donald Trump's app of truth where they are going to their
testing to like Apple, saying, hey, man, you need to pull Twitter off of your app store.
Has that made a comment on this or is this just everybody pitching it up?
Well, you need to take this off.
You need to take it.
Has Apple even commented on this?
You know, it was amazing about this guy.
Is it Tom or Twitter?
Twitter?
What is his name?
Twitter.
Twitter is a, is one of those powerhouse.
Right.
When it comes to social media, I'm, I'm not sure powerhouse.
And all it takes is one person, Elon Musk, to come in there and kind of rip some
covers off of this and that.
And the whole thing is, it's like a, a house of cards.
The whole thing is coming down there.
And now you have all the celebrities bailing, bailing on the, they will be good because
because they're going to, this is the irony.
They're going to stifles free speech.
So they're, they're bailing because Elon Musk is stifling free speech.
They're going to master done. that's the new liberal Twitter app.
Okay.
Well, no, it's not going to be on that.
All the liberals on.
So the group, it's going to be an echo change.
So, so, well, so it is this going to work.
Is this going to, not work.
Is this going to cause change?
Like Instagram change.
I see Twitter potentially going bankrupt.
I do too.
I mean, they're pulling advertising.
Because you advertise he's leaving.
Well, yeah, but it all goes back to what I was like celebrities and all they were saying
too.
And it's just like the little Twitter posts that I saw this is I'm leaving this group.
But first I'm going to post about leaving this group.
Then I'm going to stick around to watch what everybody thinks about me leaving this group.
Yep.
That's what happened.
That's what the goal.
And the, and the fucking, missing out on how many, we tweets and likes.
Exactly.
And how many followers they have is going to drive them crazy.
That's what defines these people.
Yeah, but does.
So there's going to go to master.
There's going to be a hundred people on there.
It would be like, wow, they're going to come back.
Yeah, where's my 20 million followers?
You're still.
I don't make money.
Do they make money?
Having 20 million followers?
Yeah.
Yes.
I feel like you too.
So all these celebrities that already have tons of money.
But back to 20 million followers are even making more money.
What do you want is doing now, though, is he's, he's making folks that want that blue
check to pay for it.
You got to pay your seven or eight bucks a month.
And I'll think about it.
Think about it.
So, you know, if you got how many people are on Twitter?
I don't know.
How do you put your million?
$100 million?
If you have 50 million people paying $70 a month or $7 a month.
$8.
Great, but he bucks a month.
I mean, I'll be very few getting the blue check.
There's a lot.
If you pay your eight bucks, you'll get your blue check.
And what is that?
So that is just a verification that is you.
Yeah, that's it.
Correct.
And then, but why does it?
But we looked at it.
Last time, there were certain criteria that you have to be a person of note was part of
it.
I was going to say, you can't just be well, now you don't have to be.
Well, yeah, just you have to verify that it's you.
You could get a blue check.
But if I cared about being on Twitter, why would I care about getting a blue check?
Well, that's how you get monetized, too.
And it says on your 238 million monetized members are on Twitter.
There's $1,610 million people on Twitter $230 million.
That's globally.
And eight dollars a month to be monetized.
I mean, you're looking at close to a billion dollars a year.
I also read that when you have an app on the Apple App Store and you hit a certain
threshold, I think it was maybe a billion dollars of revenue.
Apple imposes a 30% tax on that app.
Everything you make.
Like they knew it.
So if all of a sudden Twitter starts making a billion.
And the, the store from Apple is 30% of that.
Are you sure?
Yeah, that's what the article said.
That is a huge cut.
30%.
That, you know what, then they're full of shit.
There's no way they're going to cut that Twitter from the app store.
I'm going to make it too much fucking money.
Yeah.
The fuck out of here.
That's why I asked.
That's a great point.
That's not the only point.
I know a lot of people are calling for that.
But his Apple ever commented.
I don't know.
The only thing Apple needs to do is shut the fuck up.
It answer to the reason why they find it necessary to shut off the drop for China.
That it were the drop box or what is the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the
storage thing that they're, the air drop for China from to prevent the Chinese people from
sharing stuff.
Because I can't surround the Chinese.
Who the fuck is Apple to do that?
Well, they're catering to the Chinese government.
Obviously.
But who the fuck are they to do that?
Who is pulling their chain?
You know, the irony of that is, remember how Apple has such a hardcore privacy thing
that that when somebody goes, you know, you got a criminal.
Yeah, a criminal should destroy and they're trying to get onto their phone.
I'm sorry, there's nothing we've got to do.
Sorry.
We got a privacy thing.
And then they do this to the Chinese people.
Yeah.
I mean, come on, man, you see the hypocrisy here.
Well, yeah, it's a little different, but still.
And they're also, they're also the big, uh, complain of this is so you're going to
remove Twitter and go against free speech, but keep TikTok on your, uh, store.
Right.
I like it.
And Facebook too, which they should have like Facebook, two point on, call it
Ask book, not before all the people are doing like really serious.
Ask them face.
Did you, I want blue book.
Did you see where you have blue book?
Yeah, stop it.
That's where you flip through all night.
What is that?
I wouldn't sleep either if I was on blue book all night.
Oh, I'm not on blue.
But there's also something as blue book first of all.
Actually, it's pretty catchy.
Well, you're algorithm was pretty much blue book.
It's not my algorithm.
It's dudes like us.
No, no, no, no, no.
No, no, no.
No, no.
No, no, no, no.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No, no.
essentially a fantastic Thanksgiving and you know some of the things that
well the Scott actually brought up was you know comparing like now we're
dudes like us are older and you know we're a little bit more established things
are different you know but how about Thanksgiving as a kid? How about Thanksgiving as a
teenager? How about you know it's then and now I mean there's something magical
about the holiday season and Christmas and you know it's waking up Thanksgiving
morning because it it sparks an era I mean the last two months of the year are
magical they really are they're magical when they'll remember first hits I've got
my my Christmas heart on on. Do you ever have a camera?
Oh all the way up to water for whatever the camera. Can you hear?
7th whatever it is or you know what? Where your elf onesie?
You said you had me until you said Christmas hard on.
What you know what I mean I'm just like you know I've get I have that Christmas spirit I love
everyone most people love Christmas but just the the whole season to me you know I'm sure
some some folks maybe like a Minnesota from the perspective that it's so cold that it
hurts your bones but you know for being here in Texas when when it gets in November oh my god
it's it's conducive for the weather outside to be out there and and like look at me I got
pants on and and long sleeve shirts and I'm comfortable you know it's just like you can
I wish we would get snow that's what I'm just gonna mess growing up up in Ohio as we'd have snow
during the winter we don't get that shit down here. Well we did if you don't remember
well I was going to have more than right now. Well it happens every now and then but it's
not consistent but the spirit of the the Christmas and just you know it's the then and now
and it's like you know when you were younger you would wake up in the morning you know Christmas
morning and you know you got the traditions you know I would have traditions my family we
would have like we'd leave out a plate of cookies you know in Santa Claus we did you know
what did you had powder milk I'm concerned we loved a pile of powdered milk yeah the water
in a straw in a straw in a straw in a straw in a sand it just snowed it up snowed it
by the time Santa showed up it was all layered yeah it's on top of here oh
I just drew the separation blend behind right well you know what though but it's just that's
just it it you know as time goes on and you know time goes by faster the older you get you know
but I just you know it's it's like a magical thing when you when you get up in the morning and
it's Christmas time and I try to instill that in every single Christmas that we have it's
it's painful you know when you try to do that for the kids and try to recreate what you had as a
kid and yeah sometimes you always have one kid that just fucks everything up you know I don't
don't care what it is but it's all you know I think I think the cycle of life that brings
that back because you know it was someday if we're grandparents right and they have the little
kids come over and they're all excited it kind of brings that oh yeah it's kids to your point
it's little kids that that get the magic of Christmas going on yeah it's that illusion of Santa
well tell you what the illusion well it's the illusion of Santa that that is instill in
their division I can still hear the bell I do too what do you go that's your butt plug
I got your boots on the roof and he's on south from media that's your butt plug with the pony
tail the little bells on the instrument you can say Scott it's gonna be better than what
there's just and he's on south from media so he's got to be real right that's right
yeah it's really it's got his own shows but you know what I remember like for example I'll
just bring up a little this is probably 75 74ish where you know I will show you a
color of spring's color model you know wake up in the morning and it's snow outside you got
he got the the back half of the house that's covered with snow in fact you you can't even it looks
like when you when you wake up it's dark it looks like it's fucking nighttime you can't drift back
there oh it's just it's completely covered up to the window and you can't see anything out of it
yeah they're very front of the house even though there's no there's snow in the friar but it's
not a blizzard the blizzard was where it blows up but it's kind of cool because you go around the house
in burrow like they call these tunnels and snow swars for sure not man it's fantastic love demand
but the you know I remember waking up in the morning and I got my big green green machine
remember the green machine like a big green green machine and you know I had some sort of
GI Joe space craft thing and the little buttons in the back where he was punching you know he
pushed a little buttons in the middle game the red red robot versus the blue robot yeah those toys
this is just a big one yeah it just enjoyed the shit out of it it's very magical and this is like
you know every year I try to bring that back for the kids and I think this is the first year
that I'm like fuck it honestly well all that was a great into that story yeah seriously look
this is the dudes I guess mom of here I'm like fuck it every year I buy these ungrateful
motherfuckers shit and this year you know they're getting come it's gonna give them cash yeah
there you go we've done some of that you know all right can cash I mean it's like it's not necessary that
I don't know if it's ungrateful or I don't know I mean it's just kind of the times but I don't
recall ever acting like that any time I got a gift from anybody it was kind of like oh this is
fucking awesome right how dare in fact this is probably why I feel this way I think that there was
one time I I said oh I'm bored so let's say wake up Christmas morning it's too clocking
the afternoon I think my dad was in the room getting wanting to have sex or something I don't know
what the deal is I was bugging him in retrospect I think that's what it's done because
Christmas I was bugging him and I was like I was like what do you want and I'm bored it's like
dude you just kind of shitload and I he fucking walked me man and so I was like well I'm not
gonna say that again you know it's like why you would you have a bunch of toys to play yeah you
just like I shitload and our small toys and you know so brothers are there play with those
my dad told me to grab my Jeep and go clean my floor he says he said go in your room
because he said go in your room and because I had some confetti on the floor from something and
and I had a Jeep and it was an oversized Jeep and had a storage thing in the bag and he says I
want you to go grab your Jeep and do patrol on the floor and you're gonna pick up all the
confetti and so I took my Jeep and I was rolling on the floor and I take the soldiers out and
they pick up the confetti and they thought the back of the Jeep and I remember I went back
to the back of the door and I got to make a game out of it. It's imagination yeah but this
this year's a little bit different from me I'm not gonna do that I'm just gonna give them cash.
We're making a decision on the eve of December of November 30th right so
we know what though you have some time to like you know get into the spirit. Well I am in the spirit
I'm just making a business decision. It's a bit of fucking
fucker. I think it's a fucker as it was I said fuck about the Christmas presents kind of stuff.
I'm still gonna have presents because they're all gonna buy presents. I
I some I understand what you're coming from because as the boys were going through teenage years
15 16 17 they got to the poor. I was like I'm not buying you clothes anymore. Right.
Because whatever we got them they never wore it. Yeah. Yeah.
We're still like a wedding. Well now if you are getting a buy it you said hey the receipts and the
box take it back if you don't like it. I mean it's so big. I'm just a commercial box. I know that was
a bottle of bourbon. Yeah. Okay. So sick. I'd come up and you know stick out of here and it
be hanging in their closet with the tax to let us like what about those Christmas shirts. You're
like I can organize for a week on it. If you were to tell me what could have
turned it. It agitates my nipples. Yes. Chaps me. I'm entirely different. So I stopped at less and less.
I was like the only one that was if you agitates the nipples. Yeah. He said that.
He bought some sort of shirt and he was just like that. Oh. It makes my nipples hurt. That was
a slightly. Wow. Your nipples are sensitive. It's so you would lactate it. It's good.
It's a rough material I guess. Well that's why I started doing too. I mean,
years ago was given out wallets and purses. I got wallets and they all come in the $100 bill.
Everybody was always like given a gift card. I'm like why would I give them a chore?
I don't want to get matured. Like this is where you have to go to go spend your gift card.
Yeah. That's actually a good idea. There's a $100 bill in a wallet or a $100 bill in a purse. There you go.
Hey, you must be pretty appreciate a new wallet. I mean, as wallets really aren't
fantastical to the point where you can't replace it. I mean, I like a specific wallet. I like the thinner ones.
Yeah. But I started to make fat ones where you sit. Oh, God.
God. God. Because it's so fat in your back pocket. Well, you probably liked it because you're always
hunched up where you can squeak out of fire. It was good because you could disguise your
clients. My first one was the one of those Delcro ones. Oh, yeah. I had one of those. My dad still has
my dad. My dad probably five years ago got rid of the Cincinnati Reds. I think he still has it.
Oh my God. There's a Cincinnati Reds Velcro. Hey, hey, don't they love you? They still make those Velcro
walls. Oh, no. But it was used in the Velcro still work. No. I think there's no way it could.
No, it was loose. And I gave that to him when I was probably 12. The Velcro was not an amazing
invention. You know what? You're making the point that if you get the perfect gift, right? Yeah.
Yeah, we'll keep it forever. Yeah. And it'll become a cherished item to them. Right. That's the
challenge of Christmas. Find that Cherish gift. There's a challenge, Sean. Wow. You've got to find the
gift for each of your kids that get all the girls diamonds. No. I'm thinking how about somewhere
to sleep. There you go. Oh. That's the gift that keeps on getting your race in the bar here.
Yeah. Now, let's tell you something that we just went to my brother and laws out of the ranch,
birthday party and the best present in the world. I have found it for him. Oh, it's a Texas called
a Texas. Nice. Benz, fixing tool. And basically if your fence breaks with our cow, the house
always getting out and we're having to go chase the cows and all that and you have to come back and
get it to fix the fence. 90% of the time the cows break out, it's raining. It's nasty. It's horrible
to mill one night. This thing you go out there. It hooks on to either side of the broken fence. You pull
it together. Wrap wire on it. Pull it apart and it's done. Wow. Five minutes. You can fix your
every piece of paper. There's your little barboard thing. You just go to the. Yep. Let's do it right there.
Oh, look at that. Life stock shed. Life stock shed. Yeah. Texas fence fixer.
I don't have a big use for that. We got a lot of you on that. So basically, let's
cut this thing. It's a, it's a, it looks like a gigantic, a whole few that looks like a lobster
cracker. It looks like one of those. No cracker. Oh, no. It doesn't think you'd use to open up cans.
It doesn't look like a nut cracker and it's for tensioning and I see. So you just put it there.
It's a temporary thing and until you get someone over that or do it.
No, you put wire in the, I mean, it's a permanent fix. And you put this piece of paper. Oh, I see.
Boo. You wrap it on either side. Done. Wow. I realize this was such a thing.
All right. So I saw that. It's like a fence that are, they're listening. You know, we're watching
some cowboy, uh, men they barbed wire fence. He just pulled barbed wire out of his pocket. I think he did.
No, it's something he keeping you back. And he's dead. What is that? His velcro wallet just fell
out onto the pasture. Right. Yeah. I would like something that happened.
Needs. It's velcro. I'd like to have enough land where I need the fence. I would love that.
That, you know what? That enters my mind. Probably probably three or four times. Well, we, we talk about
love to have land. Yeah. I'd love to have a little, little piece too. I mean, we talk about it all the time.
I mean, you know, we're at a point in our lives where we make enough money. We could split it
three ways and have a like a shower sort of spitting 8,000 acre ranch. Well, I'd settle for, you know,
I think the perfect size was about 158 acres by the King Grant. 100, I think 100 acres would be
a perfect. I mean, 100 acres is nice. I mean, we have a little, or 525 out there. Yeah, that's a lot.
But the thing that is too is it's a lot to take care of. I mean, you, everybody thinks,
everybody just thinks, oh, I've got land and your cows go out there and roam around and do it. But
there is, you got to prepare fence. You got to take care of the, of the, the weed population animals
crap like that. Anything that goes wrong out there. But then you also have to think there's taxes on that.
Yes. So, but then, you know, the actual, that's why you have the cows. That's why I have the cows.
For cows, horses, nonkeys. Should you be actually my actual exemption? Do you have any, well,
bore out there? Oh, we count them all the time. We actually have a friend that is a,
caraphyte helicopter pilot. One of the master that does a lot of the trainings. And every time
he comes to town, he brings his personal little P1 and we go up in his helicopter and go to
around. She's hot. Oh, my gosh. You're just going to get your cat. He's hanging out and just unload.
You're never, you see, that would be amazing. Wait, when you say your, your land. So this is
family land that you've had that that you did you buy it? No, no, this is my brother and law.
So, it was in the family like in your wife's family? No, no, my brother and law. And my brother and
law, they went out and they were here two partners and they bought all this land and they were
going to impartial it out and put it a whole bunch of houses out there. Okay. Well, there was a whole
big deal going on. They sold three of the plots, which actually paid for it. So now it's paid for it,
you know, so they don't have any money out, but they wanted to sell the other pieces. So John and his
family and our family, we all invested just to buy it. Yeah. Because what he saw at the time,
this was 23 years ago. At the time, this is out in middle of nowhere. Right. And we're, and we're
wanting why do you want this land out here? Because the land, the land was like 80, I mean, it was
70, 70, $800 an acre at the time. Yeah. The back acreage that he bought later,
didn't have any access. You couldn't get into it. Right. So they said it, and so they sold it for like
$3,200 an acre. Right. And then he got that. He cleared it out and made a big covert and made a road
access. Then it was worth 10 grand overnight. Wow. Now, 75,000 dollars an acre.
We could tell it today. 70,000. Easy. I mean, I mean, today he could say, if anybody
would want to come in, buy this 75,000 dollars per acre. He could sell it to grand homes and all
they're trying to buy it. They're offering $100,000 acre. He's like, nah, I'm okay. Yeah. Man, you know what?
I mean, you don't want that kind of structure out there. I mean, it's getting out there, though.
It is. Well, that's what I'm saying. It grows of houses.
The houses have just like grown all they've actually bought all of the land around him.
Everything around him has been sold and they're already building houses up to him. And that's why
they want his so bad. He's going to end up being like the Haggerts farm in the middle of playing
out. I've seen that where they have 20 acres right in the middle of playing out that they just
never would sell because they had the need to. They need to and they, they, they, there's something
special about that land for them. Does you have a price? You think that they come and say,
I'll give you this much. You'd be like, okay, that he really is. Oh, he would. The, the fun
thing about that actually out there, he has the highest point in column counting and there's
a little block on it that shows this is the highest point in column counting. Right. Top of this
broken right in the middle of his land, which is what 17 feet high, I think. Well, what is it?
I don't know 400 feet above. Yeah. She level here. So I mean, that's important because I mean,
you know, if you build out, I mean, that'd be a perfect place to build a house. We don't have
a highest point. Yeah, he will. That's the highest point. And if you put a little perch up there,
and that's what my people from that's exactly what he said. If somebody offered him enough of the
land, he'd say, okay, I'm going to keep this section because there's also Corbin Jr's lake out there.
So the Corbin Jr's take care of, it's about 14 acre lake. What is that all about? The, it's a 14
acre lake that the Corbin Jr's, why do the Corbin Jr's take care of it? It's because they do a lot of
their testing engineering. They test what tests the water, like that's their water testing area for
like Colin County. So the natural springs that go into it, they go in there and they test the
water. So therefore they manicure the area. Correct. They take care of the water. Make sure that
it stays at a certain level. It has gotten below, but I mean, that's, and essentially for free,
for you, right. Yeah. And it's a whole lake for the cows. So that's the big water source for the cows.
That's great. Yeah. It's kind of sounds like yellowstone to show yellowstone. Yeah.
Everybody's trying to steal and build, you know, like build right up to their, to their deal and
they're killing everybody. You guys kill people. There's barbecue. What's it built? You know,
I played it with that. Yeah, don't answer that. Well, you know what yellowstone is actually,
it's, that's a pretty intense man. It's, well, yellowstone is in, from, I mean, the whole history of it.
I mean, the first came out, well, not, well, yellowstone, I think was first and they came out with 1893.
1883, which was in the middle of the house. Historically, it was historically awesome to watch.
I mean, you see what kind of lives they had. We're trying to get. Oh, my God.
Oh, you kind of have like a pain in your straight leg. Oh, God. Let's try to whest.
Now, yeah, we want to settle to California and hit that gold rush and figure out what's going on over there.
And, and these people are like, no, we're not going to go there. We're going to go this
part. We're going to take this, and then realize what the fuck's going on. I think no idea what they're
getting. Well, they're all immigrants from like, uh, German, something like that. They just came
over on the boat. They're just like, yeah, we're going to California for the land that they're
giving away free. Yeah, they wanted people to settle. Well, again, or something like that. So they were
going in there, and it's what's interesting is that like what we have to go this route, we have to leave
it this time to miss the winter, right? And there's rivers that you like, they cross the red river.
Right. And they're like, we're all going to drown if we don't do it a certain time of year or a certain place.
Right. And they're like, if we go this way, it's going to put us way behind track. So they go this way.
And, and it's too deep. Right. So they have to fight with it. Figuring shit out. There's no bridges.
There's no railables. Right. And people have their their life belongings with them.
You know, they brought it all the way from Germany and they brought it to the United States. It made it to the East
Coast and they slap it on a wagon. They bring it to Texas and all of a sudden they're in the the great
planes and they're being hit by. Yeah, they're not really well-cooked. And they're never really
welcome. Oh, no, people are kind of like, what are you doing? Vassas Thosson, I'm, you know, most of them
they need to be in English. Yeah, a couple translators. It's fine. But it's good. When you're
doing with the Alps, I'm going to come on check that coming out with another one, 1923.
Vassas Thosson with, uh, Indiana Jones and Helen Mirin. Yes, I saw that. Harrison Ford. Yes.
Yes, I saw that. And solo. Yeah. What? Yeah, hands over. Coming out with another yellow
going to been off. 1923. How do you? 2024 with horse solo? Harrison Ford's in it. Harrison Ford's in it.
Yeah, Harrison Ford's in it. Yeah, Harrison Ford's in it. He was in the future.
Is Taylor Sharon doing that one also? Yeah, he is. And actually, you know, my wife and I just started
the, the other Taylor shared and show Tulsa King. Oh, yeah. That's that. That's the best. It's alone.
This section, we watched the first episode. It was actually pretty good. What is that on?
It's the same channel. Same thing. Oh, no, it disappeared. Yeah, Paramount comes on right after
every time. I want to do two minutes segue, just a bust in real quick. And we'll talk about our
first half, uh, bourbon and we'll go back to Yellowstone. We're drinking a Russell's reserve. It's a
single barrel. We had this before. It's obviously other podcasts. And we brought it back because
Paul's not drinking so we kind of like, you know, you want to throw it in my face. Oh, whatever,
man, it is, but I'm just saying you're not drinking, so we don't want to put it on the
highman on the new bottles. And we're so we did a hundred and ten proof. Very nice. Yeah, it's,
it's, I thought it's very nutty. It's got a very strong fruit taste to it. There you go.
There you go. Yeah, yeah. Right. Stone fruit has replaced strong tea. Yeah, strong
as, as the word of the day. But you know what it's, it look, I'm drinking it. It doesn't taste bad at
all. I mean, I, I'm enjoying it. And it's, it's sad. So yeah, Scott, you're saying you're a tequila guy.
So do you drink bourbon very often? Well, I really started recently when I got together with
Larry and Sean. There you go. I mean, I've drank it before my brother and my brother both
are kind of serious of everything in the world. And they have, well, he likes it. He's finished it.
So back in the, back in the, back in the, back in the, back in the, back in the, back in the,
good old days, I dated a girl that worked for Liberty Distributing, which is the one that sends
up sells liquor to everybody. Right. So I could buy a bottle of crown 175 for 13 bucks. I could buy
a bottle of shabby 175 for like 14 bucks. Like now you can't even go back then. Like that. So our
bar was stocked with every liquor you could ever imagine, because I would just tell her, you know,
we would write out a list. Sure. No, you know, because it was nothing, we'd spend 300 bucks. And you
would fill a liquor bar with New Year. I mean, Johnny Walker Blue was a was 65 bucks. Wow. For 175.
You carry pinch. Yeah, I love pants. God, pants is one of my favorites. He's to get, I used to get
pants while they wanted to have us. I never liked shivers. Shivers wriggle. Yeah. She got
wriggle. It was from Mexico, right? Yeah. And she was wriggle. It was got all the Hispanics. She just got
all the Hispanics, but love that. They come in there. She was wriggle. I think I told the story once
about the show. We got the person for her. No, this one was, uh, where is it? Cherry. This is the cherry
one. But, uh, before I dive into that, I wanted to, we got the Russell's reserve. That's what we're
drinking right now. And, uh, you know, you were turned on with the, the bourbon, because, uh, we went to
a, a office excursion. And we were, to a six or any bar. No, no, it's a booby app. What?
It's a restaurant. We went to an office excursion. And we were, we were, we were, we're, we haven't
got some cars. And we had, uh, some, some bourbon drinks. Uh, it's Cobb's Colour. Oh,
shot. He's, uh, he's got dudes like, uh, she drinks bourbon all the time. We're up to the bar,
pick out a bourbon. Sound like I look up there at him like, oh, look, there's bullets.
That's good. Uh, cast strength. I'm just gonna, oh, no, full proof. No, no, not full proof.
We have the 10 year year. You don't want to fuck it. I don't remember exactly what it was, but, uh,
you know, we ended up getting it. I ended up ordering, because I was like, it's $50 a
bottle for an entire bottle, right? You know, so I'm like, all right, well, that one's can't be that expensive.
So, um, you said it was well or full proof. I think that's what it was. It was well or full proof.
I felt comfortable getting, because I thought, you know, I don't want to take advantage.
Anytime you go on a, uh, a corporate event like that, you know, you want to go have fun, but at the
same time, you don't want to like be that guy, you know? Right. Well, you were that guy. I was that guy.
I'm, but no, to me, I was that guy, but you know what, they all turned into the same guy,
because when I came back to the table, they were like, I'll have one of those. I'll have one of those.
Now, wait a moment. I drank Margarita's that were $4.99.
And he was drinking $60 a dia, $60 a dia. He happened Larry were both a hammer in those.
$49 a drinks. Oh, oh, oh. $49 a whole, oh. $49 a whole.
Oh, that's it. We, I pounded at least seven.
Oh, not worth it. You definitely owe that guy.
Fifteen bucks a drink. So, $350 a whole, an old fashion. Oh, Larry was drinking right with him.
Yeah, well, you know what 700 bucks it all fans. So who I mean the insurance
I'll be the company paid for it, but what they were their eyes like what the hell?
Actually, you know, I mean probably shouldn't talk about this
There are gonna be folks listening to this, so you know, but you know, here's the thing
That by point by bringing that up is that it was just I didn't know they didn't know nobody knew
And they never tell you and that's the whole thing to us
Call a hate look man if you go somewhere and you're ordering these drinks and they you know
By the way, oh, by the
Yeah, these are 50 bucks a drink. Yeah, if you want to know that because when you get your bill
You're gonna be like, you know, why didn't you tell me? I mean everything
That's a price on your total crap. You have a menu. I mean it's got prices next to there
I mean it just makes sense, but these fucking bitches they don't give a shit. No, I mean if it's 10 bucks you know
That's okay fine for a drink, but when it's Facebook's a drink somebody's gonna say let me just go ahead
Here's the menu. Let me show you that one is and you know the only situation
I've been in where we got like really expensive drinks it's because we had hosted a happy hour and
For like a client and barely anybody showed up and so our our basically our team leader was like
Well, there's a minimum here guys, so drink up
And we're like okay give me top shelf. Yeah, we just for exactly what we did we said all right
We'll give it the clearance yeah
Not McLaren's but McClent McCallon. It's McCallon. Well, McCallon is does that a Scott
Sketch yeah, so we were like you know all right, bring it for those and we just kept rolling with that until we got to
The minimum to get our money's worth right because it's already paid for but I want is the most expensive bottle of wine you have
Yeah, well, I'm not a wine drinker, but yeah, but yeah, it was basically that's what we did
That's what I would have done. I want to journey walker blue
Is there $85 a glass? Yeah, yeah, you could drink a papi's I'd have been like
That's a that's a fun reason to have to drink expensive ones right not finding out that you have a conservative bill right
So all right have to drink 50 of these to get to that point
So I'm gonna be
Wasted out of my mind and probably right not drinking for the next year after this all right
So Yellowstone out in the Northwest
The the story goes is that you've got
What is the name the main guy?
Kevin Cossner's you know they got a family from three generations that is developing the land and it maintaining it
They've got cattle and they're they have a thousand harvesting mission 10,000 in yeah
And they want to they want to maintain it. They want to keep it look man
It's a beautiful state. They want to keep Montana the way it is here and they don't want a bunch of they don't want to become an overpopulated
But I want the California is to come in it
Yeah, you know exactly there well, it's not so much that they don't want them coming. It's just that
That's what decisions about. Well, you know, that's true
They were they wanted to build up a hair ports and airport hotels and all that so that they don't have people that are actually from there
They have oh yeah
They have the budget tours that come to a and that's what the the reservations wanted
That's that's Colorado that's Utah and the reservations brings the casinos and
Everybody wants to California's no but yeah
Because they've got money because you know they have the
But what is the year they're what is the year where food house producer put up a yellowstone
Cast and let's let's look at Beth
You want to hear jugs
noted
How never so where she showed her jugs that was she was in the top yeah
He was on the outside the horse trough
Yeah, so who is Beth?
It's that
Kelly Riley. Yeah, they're some seriously wrong with her character man. She's very angry. Kelly. Did you see why?
No, don't tell me why that's we've been waiting for yeah
Shelly not had it pretty why it's like from the beginning no, no, no, not no
Not now so don't yeah, don't spoil it, but my wife you know how you make the joke who hurt you
You know we say that
I literally shelly's like man, what what happened?
You find out who hurt you
You find out and it kind of you make you go okay understand
I'll see as such a bitch. It's like all right
I need to get over it and I figured but do not spoil it please
Can I tell you what Cole Hauser in there?
I've ever used to as last name. Yeah, he's badass. He which one is that's rich? He's that's rip
Yeah, I love that guy. He's got he plays this in part so well
Because you look at anything else he's been in he's never tough. He's never like
The mean guy. He's never of some like that. He plays that part
100% part. Oh, he's great and Casey's great, too. The only case is good too. I think the cast is fantastic
I'm a little frustrated with the with the other son Jamie the lawyer and I know
Oh, yeah, well, he's not weasel and he knows you know you know how in saving private Ryan you had that that one guy that wouldn't bring
the ammo up and everybody hates him. Wow. Yeah. You don't talk about well they explained that too
I'm getting that feeling about him. I'm not. They explain all of that. Okay, don't spoil it. Yeah, maybe that
Season three or four that all that comes out we're in the beginning of three right. Okay. Well, yeah
Hold on, you will find something out about him. It should be show man
And that's why she is very
good. I mean the very last episode that just came out I mean I don't have to say it without ruining anything
But she gets in a bar fight. Yeah. Oh my god. She's just so
He now you want to know something funny is my ex girlfriend has that's me. I'm like
I agree that's why you're by the
Ex girlfriend this. He has so
That's so
Do you have any pictures
Oh
She's so mean to her brother. He's like ridiculous
Hey
Briefcase. Hey, just pulled out a pen house
Wait. Who is it?
Bebook
Look at that.
That's great.
There is a movie book just FYI.
There is.
Boobybook.com.
Yeah.
Don't look that up, please.
Paul goes to Red Tube.
I do not go back to.
Oh, we talked about it.
You go to Buttoob.
I didn't even know if Red Tube was.
The Butpug Tube.com.
No, no, no.
I got it.
There probably is that out there.
There's somebody.
What?
The Butpug thing.
What?
Yellow showed?
No, no, no.
It was not a child.
It was a child.
I missed that one.
I'm good.
I'm totally different by a serious thing.
But if you've never seen that, that is I can't remember what that was.
It was about a guy that just told when a to him.
They went to school together.
One of them became a big millionaire.
One was always picking on him.
There's a TV show.
Yeah.
It was a series kind of thing.
That's like something like that.
But the one that this guy was always picking on.
It became this huge billionaire and all that.
And he was doing good.
But then fell into hard times.
So he went to see his old friend.
He used to pick it on back in high school.
And he said, man, I really, would you give me a job?
Would you help me out?
And he goes, I want you to do something for me.
He goes, I want you to make the world's best.
But plug.
Oh.
And that show is amazing.
That's not Netflix.
Yeah, I believe it's Netflix.
Huh.
Did you call butt plug?
No, I probably died.
Hmm.
I don't look that up.
Yeah.
You see when it was called.
I don't know.
I didn't.
I don't believe I once touched you.
Yeah.
I don't remember that anyway.
I didn't.
Bottom film.
Yeah.
It did for a lot of good stuff.
The prayer is called the premise.
But plug was actually the.
It's called the premise.
And the episode is called the butt plug.
And it is.
I mean, if you watch it, seriously.
It's great show.
It's nothing that you would think about.
You watch it.
You'd be like, that's that deep from the walking dead.
Yes.
He was also in the Punisher.
Yeah.
Huh.
I don't know what this is name.
You know, this John Baron falls.
This is where the challenges, right?
So when it, whenever we finish a series, we're like,
what are we going to watch now?
And I try to recall all the different shows that people told me.
You told me about one that's a policeman.
He's a policeman.
He's a police show that has a ton of series.
You know, now you're talking about the butt plug show.
I mean, I can never remember what these damn shows are when we're going to.
Yeah, but we're starting to, you're starting to go through them.
I mean, you just went through a breaking bad.
Yeah.
Breaking bad and the prequel.
The better.
Also.
You know, I thought was better than break bad.
Really.
Shame on you.
First of all.
No, it was awesome.
I loved it.
Strongly disagree.
So.
What is it?
The Paul was a better call.
Paul Saul.
Very good.
What the fuck man?
It ended like it's stupid.
I would see it.
It's not giving anything away.
I'm not saying it.
But you know what?
It's like it was a season five and it just stops.
I'm like, what the fuck man?
Well, it's a build up to breaking bad.
Yeah, it's the black and.
But when you watch it, it's kind of like going, I mean,
half of the time that you're watching you're going.
Who gives a crap?
I mean, I don't care about this party.
It doesn't make any sense.
Yeah, it doesn't do anything for the breaking bad thing.
So now it does show here's why I may have a different impression.
I watched that first.
Okay.
Well, I watched better call Saul and then I watched breaking bad.
But the very last episode of Better Call Saul or the last couple.
I'm not, but the very last couple, they did something.
And you felt like, all right, well, there needs to be repercussions for that.
Right.
And so it wasn't like a finale where there was some closure because it was totally open
in it.
And I'm like, well, this is the stupidest fucking ending of a God,
Bless and many series I've ever heard of.
And then it's supposed to move into breaking bad because you doesn't really
transfer as well.
But doesn't, doesn't transfer at all.
So I was disappointed.
Paul, I mean, I appreciate your, your opinion about it.
But I thought I'd love to help the type record just like we were with the full
proof and we loved it.
You think it's a trash.
Which one?
The benchmark full proof.
Oh, yeah.
Seriously, what do you think of mine?
When I said that out, I was like, I could say it was great and Sean would say,
I didn't think it was all that great.
I could say it's horrible.
And he'll say, this is the best part when I go.
You are a contrarian, my friends.
No, it doesn't matter what I say.
That I was a type breaker.
I liked it.
Yeah.
I did too.
You like your best.
Yeah.
I was like, there you go.
Yeah.
I was like, you know, what does it eat to brutality like you pulling the knife out of my back?
Sean, I mean, Jeff, I didn't think you were going to backstab me.
Oh, no.
I liked it.
I gave it to you.
Look, you said it.
I was like, I haven't challenged accepted.
I took out the bottle.
Opened up, full proof.
Ben's mark of all people made for Buffalo trays.
Who would have thunk that spark of all thing?
The like 22.
About that or ball.
Yeah.
To me, they were burned.
It was a horrible finish.
It was a burn.
Come on.
It was not going to be the try to get him.
I need to try to get him.
I might have been a big deal.
I might have woken up angry that day.
I don't know what's going on.
Okay.
Well, my question would be like Buffalo trays compares to Weller.
Well, weller is the flow.
I'm saying the regular Buffalo trays.
They're different.
Well, it's better.
I mean, what is weller is a weed.
So yeah.
Weller is a weeded bourbon.
Buffalo trays is not.
So that's the right difference.
Huge difference.
To what do you, I mean, what do you like better?
Well, it's kind of like eating Oreo cookies versus chocolate chip cookies.
I mean, they're both fucking good.
Oreo, Oreo, pills.
I think I like the so far.
I think I like the Weller is better.
Because we have the special reserve out there.
We have the 107 out there.
We really like the 107.
Oh man.
That's outstanding.
We need to start doing a taste test.
Like two of them against each other.
Well, that's what I was going to say.
Yeah.
And that's what I was actually going to say earlier and say,
Well, I want to try Buffalo trays comparison too.
I don't know.
That is fantastic.
I think I did.
That we open a podcast with two bourbons.
I don't know.
That's badly shutter.
I think that's a mistake.
Well, I mean, that's.
Because I'm fucked up.
No, no, no, no, no.
This, this tasting by the same dessert.
There's such thing as.
There's going to be four out of four.
How do you know for each month?
Four out of four.
It's going to be a four finger pull.
Yeah.
No more than seven ounces.
Yeah.
Well, don't worry.
I'm going to bring some chicken cock next time.
There you go.
All right.
The difference is you got a butt lose it.
Yeah.
I'm sure.
When I do that.
I think it's great idea.
You know, speaking of TV shows real quick before we wrap things up.
I watched the final walking dead.
I don't know if you guys were ever fans of that.
I never loved it.
But I stopped watching it.
So well, it's done.
See you.
So done.
And I watched the final episode over the last.
Few days during lunch time.
And so is that one of those?
I mean, he's got like 10 seasons, right?
11.
So that's, I mean, that's the kind of stuff that we like to watch.
Because we don't want to watch one year and be done.
I have to wait a year.
It was good.
It's good.
I want the shit of it.
So we should pick that up.
Yeah.
It's paused.
I kind of burned out a little bit.
And I'm going back.
What you have to do is you have to watch Boondock
I've seen that.
And then you watch that because the same actors in there.
And he plays.
He's the same.
Like amazing person and Boondock Saints.
And then Boondock Saints.
So you watched last episode of the last episode?
Was it good?
The last episode was really good.
I mean, does he come back the main character?
I don't know.
He started.
So it's, it's, it's, it's, it's definitely what you see.
Did you see this guy?
Have you seen walking dead?
I've seen some of the episodes.
And I've never watched the whole thing through.
They could have finished it four seasons ago.
Right.
Because it kind of goes on too long.
And there's some really.
But you can see that.
Yeah.
And then you can see the story arc.
Every.
Yeah.
What is the average longevity of a show?
I mean, a year.
A week or a day.
I'm going to say five years for a season show.
And then we will see.
A year.
Like a cold classic.
Yeah.
Girl's rise.
No member 30.
It's the first part of our Doodza Gush show.
And it's gigast.
We have a fantastic barbecue.
We have fantastic guests.
Mr. Cash.
Amazing.
Yeah.
We have a good time.
Producer.
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