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No, no, but great. Great show guys. First of
all, I want to say thank you to everybody who
tuned in last week on Rudy Boy Gonzalez and my
Micah Madrid that were here yesterday. I know
my need to was here. I want to apologize to them
because I know Mondo didn't shut the hell up
and let them answer. Where it's so true. I mean
mine was a great guy, but man the guy can talk
Apparently it's a software problem. We haven't
looked into it yet. We haven't really looked
into it We'll let you know when we cross that
bridge We'll let you know make sure he's on mute
24. Sorry when he comes in. Yeah But thank you
for all that tuned in last week. It was a great
show a great turnout a lot of great stories He'll
will be coming back. We were talking about getting
a future wrestlers coming down from San Antonio
to come on the podcast. So that should be a big
gimme for a lot of you fans that are going to
be watching season seven for wrestling shows.
And then season seven is going to be great. And
you know, it's going to be it's just going to
be a whole new atmosphere, bro. Whole new atmosphere.
So but other than that, man, today on our podcast,
we got we Christmas is right around the corner,
guys. And when you think of Christmas, we think
of treats. We think of sweets. We think of candy
canes. And one other thing, during the Christmas
holiday, there's always a lot of carnivals in
the area. There's always this carnival in the
area. Everybody who likes to go to the carnival,
the first place they hit is they got to go get
cotton candy. And I know some of you say, well,
that's the only place you can get cotton candy.
No, it's not. There's actually a local business
in the valley, ladies and gentlemen. And they're
here with us today. Junior's Cotton Candy Cravings,
LLC. And he's right there. Welcome to the program.
Hi, guys. Thank you guys so much for having me.
I'm so excited. Thank you for being here. And
thank you for bringing gifts. I know. I know,
dude. Yes. Here we come. Joe, you son of us have
already been. So it's. I don't want to ruin the
surprise, but there is quite a bit of flavors
in there that I'm sure you haven't tried. And
some of them with the valley touches in there.
And I'm super excited for you all to try those.
Well, just before the end of the show. Yeah,
we'll get down and dirty and we'll pick one a
piece and we'll taste it. But just one. Yeah,
just one. Just one, promise. The other ones are
magically going to disappear. I thought you said
your wife was going to eat it. Well, no, no,
they're going to magically disappear. That's
all I'm saying. If my wife is watching, my kids
watching, sorry, they ain't getting home. No,
but first of all - There's six slavers in there,
just so that they know. Now she count great.
Now she has them all counted for. Now she knows.
Now she knows an exact number. Jeez. Well, there
goes my selling product. No, I'm just joking.
No, first of all, I want to say thank you for
taking the time to come out here. I know you
had reached out to us. You were a little nervous
at first because you didn't know what to expect.
We were talking previously before the podcast.
You said that you would listen to the podcast.
You've never been on one. Well, welcome to your
first podcast. Thank you. Thank you. It's super
exciting because I've seen the shows and it just
kind of flows and I feel like that's who I am
as a person too, right? Just going from one thing
to the next. I got it. I got it. It didn't it
didn't seem so hard now that I'm here, you know
First of all, we want to start off, you know,
give us the inside story where you grew up introduce
yourself and let us know exactly. Go ahead So
my name is Alondra Flores. I am born and raised
in Edinburgh, Texas. Go Bobcats. Edinburgh, Edinburgh
North. Oh, sorry. Edinburgh North. You're talking
to an 80s man, so that's the only school that
was around at the time. Edinburgh North. Some
kind of private prep school. It's a cougar. Yeah,
no, so we're from Edinburgh and back back, you
know when it was like only like two three schools
back then, right? But yeah, so so we're from
there and ever since that person Edinburgh has
grown a lot, right? Like it's it's it's grown
into like a huge city with like things left and
right so we live in like the Monte Cristo, no
había nada. Like, it was like back there, or...
Ahorita ya tienen todo. McDonald's, Whataburger,
like Wingstop, like who would have thought that
we would have had a Wingstop over there. Ya tienen
cell phones over here? Yeah, we have reception
somewhere. All I hear is the Jeffersons, but
the way we're moving... There you go. Yes. So,
we're from over there, and... I'm 29 years old.
I've been married for 10 years. I have four kids.
So it's going, it's going. So we started this
business four years ago in 2021, right after
COVID. So back then when, you know, there was
like those, what do you call them? The drive
-by parties and stuff when people couldn't go
to parties and stuff. My daughter was five years
old. So we're like, man, what can we do to...
To pass the time. Yeah, I got you. Legally, right?
Because back then, people were getting excited
and stuff for having parties. Yes, I hear you.
I hear you. Yeah, literally. So we were like,
pues como la hacemos, right? So we rented out
a little cotton candy machine. And we was, you
know, those little ones. And we liked it. You
know, we liked it. She was five. And we're like,
you know what? We can make a business out of
this. It's fun enough. There you go. And here
I am. Now I am, how do you call it? Now regulated
and stuff. A proud owner of a business. Now I
pay taxes. Now I pay taxes and regulated and
everything. That's a good way of putting it.
four years into it. So I'm very proud of that.
It came out of just a little, you know, an idea.
And here we are now serving the Valley. And I'm
proud to say we've been in and out of the Valley.
Right. Right. So that's and I'm super proud of
that. So I'm sorry. I was just going to say,
so it's going pretty well for you these past
four years. It's going pretty well. Yeah. So
much that, you know, we're so dedicated to just
cotton candy. We have not expanded out. I know
people have asked us like, hey, why don't you
do popcorn? Why don't you do like something else.
And I'm like, no, we specialize in just cotton
candy because we love to be good at that craft
and perfect the craft, you know, the quality
over, you know, getting other stuff. Right, right,
right. You know, it's funny you mentioned popcorn
because we happen to know a kettle corn company
who will fight you to the death. I bet, I bet.
No, yeah, but for popcorn, I actually, my aunt
and my uncle are kettle corn vendors there in
Edinburgh. They're pretty well known too. I think
you've heard of them, E &M Kettle. They're the
OGs, they're in Edinburgh, and they are always
at the Edinburgh events. That's my uncle Eddie
and my aunt Melissa. That's awesome, Melissa.
And that's why I can't really do popcorn because
then they'll be drama. So shout out to them.
I heard you moving to the corner making popcorn.
No, nothing. No, yeah. But for popcorn, we got
our family for that. Right, right. Well, that's
great. That's great. So entrepreneurship runs
in the family. It does. It does. And I'm really
proud to say that, right? And original ideas,
original products. I wish I could say that I
mix the sugars, but it's actually my mom. Oh,
she's a mixologist. Oh, she's a mixologist. She's
the one who puts the recipes together. And she's
the Mr. White. She's the Mr. White of the plane.
I got you. Yes. Yes. You hand her the sugar,
right? OK. Yeah. No, no. But yeah, she she's
the mixologist. It's kind of like I'm the more
the customer service. So like the face, you know,
the representative. But you asked me, how do
I make a flavor? Someone measuring, someone measuring,
something like that. How is the flavor done?
Like this. Mom! Whatever works So when we had
like like like say like a problem arises and
they're like is is it your company? Well, is
it a is it a like a complaint or is it a you
know? a compliment, because if it's a complaint,
it's not mine, it's hers. If it's a compliment,
it's mine. Right, right, right. I think most
family businesses work like that, right? Yeah,
the majority of them, yeah, they do. The majority,
they do. Go ahead. You were going to ask something
else? Or you got something else? I was going
to cut you off by accident. Yeah, you keep cutting
me off. I'm sorry. My bad. Go on. I just wanted
to say stop doing that. Oh, you did? Well, you
know what? I'm going to cut you off again. Well,
you know what, sir? OK. OK. But as far as the
company wise Have you seen it for the last you
said four years already, right? Have you seen
any like growing as far as like I know have you
tried going to like those marketplaces do you
stay she's how how's the How's the customers?
I mean as far as the volume of people they come
and buy with you. So Market so the thing with
us is that we don't really participate in too
many markets because cotton candy shrinks Right
here in the valley, it's super humid. It's super
hot. The weather is just like all over the place.
It's valiant, right? So like it melts and it,
you know, it's not very appetizing. And we don't
want customers to have that impression of our
cotton candy or them to think it's ours. Right.
It's just the weather. Sometimes we will prepackage
it like we've been actually attending. Now is
the time like in December when it's kind of cool
like the weather is more manageable and it's
pretty outside and what it what not right When
it's not trying to kill us So Now is the time
where we actually participate in markets and
we've been going to like the Edinburgh markets
the Edinburgh city So those are the ones that
we're at right now and they go pretty well. They
go pretty well We love being involved with the
city of Edinburgh. I haven't really expanded
yet outside of my city because I love my city
It's just a matter of like time, right? We're
not doing fundraisers because that's what we
do We we're now expanding into markets. That's
awesome Like I like we've learned that throughout
the time that we've been doing the podcast of
that the the value people really want new Experiences
and then they will show up for them. So and you
know the food being what it is like, I mean you
can As you know, we can get a taco at any time
of the day or night, but something like - And
different tacos too. And different tacos and
different variations of tacos and whatever, like
tacos. But something like cotton candy, something
new, something kind of unique and delicious.
People are waiting for it. Yeah. with TikTok
and stuff, it's kind of crazy because people
will come and tell me, do you do like the pickle
raps? Do you do like? pickle this with cotton
candy and like, I don't know, nowadays it's kind
of like pickle everything, right? So that's actually
one of the new like trends where people are wrapping
the cotton candy with the pickle, making like
some kind of burrito. And it's just, you know,
it's crazy how the imagination just, you know,
runs and it's just people crave those different
taste buds. And I'm happy to deliver, you know,
different, different opportunities, like variances
of cotton candy also. Or my mom, you know. What's
one of the most oddest flavors has been requested
so far? The oddest flavors has been the Dubai
chocolate con candy. Oh my God. The Dubai chocolate
con candy. You know, lately we had that trend
with the Dubai chocolate. So we did have that
request and we did pull through for it. So yes,
we did pull through for it. And that's something
I'm really excited about. And we did incorporate
it into our fundraisers this year and everybody
was just really like impressed with it. That's
awesome. That's awesome, man. Your mom's really
cooking. Yeah, she's my mom's cooking. My mom's
cooking all right. Yeah. Yo, Mr. White. No, yeah.
And and to be honest, like, yeah, like, like
I. we went through like five different versions
of the Dubai chocolate like it'll take a while
to get to that flavor so like she like changes
the flavors little by little like because no
like it doesn't taste like it takes too much
too little so she likes to experiment a lot of
flavors yeah that's awesome so who's the guinea
pig Sir, I'm telling you it's just me and sir.
I'm just bad, I'm sorry. Bad host, bad host.
Review, one star. Gee, thanks y 'all point out.
Don't worry, we can pay to remove this. Well
deserved. Don't worry, we'll edit that out. Everybody
who was listening denied the last remark. That
didn't happen. so i mean so your mom your mom's
the pretty much like you said the the the person
who makes the flavors and all that good stuff
now you say it was with your daughter you started
started this well it was because of her fifth
birthday okay we did the theme of the circus
theme uh -huh so we're like we got to rent out
like a cotton county machine right it was like
those little viewers uh machines and yes every
machine is different i want people to know that
not every machine is created equal So there's
tons of them, and that's the one we experimented
with at first. And what I recommended for what
I'm doing, fundraising, still not recommended.
That also has its own trial and errors, like
experimenting what kind of machine works for
you and what you're going to basically learn.
Right, right. Now, when you first got this machine,
who was the first one that took dibs on it first?
Like, OK, I'm going to try it. Who's going to
try it or who's going to do it? I don't think
we really had a choice. It was my mom. It was
my mom. I didn't have a choice. It was just my
mom, you know, she always loves to show us, right,
to take control. And I feel like because of her,
we've been able to, I, there's no us, it's me
and her. So I've been able to like, you know,
take under her... How do you call it? You follow
her lead pretty much. I follow her lead. She
believes in me. That's awesome. That's awesome.
That's the good part. When you have a business,
you have family support behind it. Stuff like
that. That's great. Especially when you got your
mom involved and you're going at it with each
other. You're like, you know what? This is what
we're doing, mom. We're doing this. Do this.
All right, we got it. Let's go. And you start
going. Then she started doing that when she started
up for the first time, she started doing those,
what are they called? Those lines. Yeah, no and
we're actually the only ones in the valley that
do that like we're the only ones in the valley
that do That that kind of con candy So I don't
know if you got to see some of the videos that
we made like of the con candy going like meters
away Yes, we're the only ones in the valley that
do that And we actually do that for free for
schools that do school -wide fundraisers with
us Wow, and we provide every kid with a con candy
just for participating with us. Wow man, that's
awesome. I bet the kids love it. The kids go
crazy for it. And we're already nicknamed the
cotton candy ladies. So they see us and they're
like, yes, the cotton candy lady. They're coming.
They're coming, yeah. But yeah, that's actually
what I do for the fundraiser. So not only is
it about business, about income, money, being
a representative, but it's what are you doing
with it? What are you like? leaving behind as
a legacy with your business and that's actually
what where my Childhood experiences kind of came
in where when I was little my mom was a single
mom Okay, my mom was a single mom and we I had
three sisters and a little brother Muchas de
las veces, when they would do like fundraisers,
I was never able to go to those parties, because
my mom's also a single child. So I didn't have
uncles. I didn't have like, you know, like a
humongous family where I could go ask people
for like, hey, can you please buy from me? And
my mom was a hustler. She was always ready to
like, you know, pay bills and that like, you
know, sometimes fundraisers were not a priority.
And I feel like nowadays we forget that, that
there's a lot of people that don't. prioritize
stuff like that. Sometimes it's the kids and
it's always the same kids, right? It's always
the same kids that get left out. I was like,
you know what? I'm gonna make a difference when
it comes to that. You know, I love kids. I love
that, you know, that they're the ones that, you
know, they're the future. So we should always
implement something into their childhood where
they can remember. So I was like, okay. every
little kid a con candy right from the school
that comes and participates with us as a thank
you right but i also give them top prizes out
of our accounts right so uh and that's i don't
know if you got to see the money machine also
yeah so it's like a big blow up machine where
i put money in there and the top sellers they
go in there and they catch all the money that
they can for like 10 15 seconds yeah and they
get to take that home and you know what the schools
don't spend much That's awesome. They don't put
anything out of the pocket. Although they could
if they want to add more incentives, but we put
all that. So they don't have to worry about putting
more money. That sounds amazing. Yeah, shoot.
I'm going to see if I can find my way to get
into one of the little ones. You want to do a
fundraiser? Unfortunately, we're unauthorized
to do any. We have laws binding us that we cannot
participate in any of that stuff. Thanks to this
guy right here It was a dog So you're doing the
cotton candy thing you're doing all these flavors
with your mom you're helping do it You're out
there pushing the product and all that and helping
the community on top of that to, you know, help
the community on top of everything else, you
know, on top of our business. And I'm always
looking for ways to help. Like right now we actually
have a, I had put out a notice like for the charities,
people who are in charge of like family organizations
that are having like their posadas, right? And
I'm offering that free service to them, the ones
that are like 501c3s and that are having like,
you know, we're gonna have one for gracious hearts.
this next week so they're in charge of like you
know certain people who were in domestic violence
and you know it's always the kids in there so
you know my thing is the kids the kids what can
we do for the kids you know so I'm gonna go in
there and give them that free service next week
so that they could enjoy the cotton candy that's
also nice but that's still up there I mean if
anybody you know anybody having posadas or you
know this weekend they're you know in those organizations
they can call me and I'll be more than happy
to help that's always happy to help That's awesome.
If you like, if you send us a link to that information,
we'll gladly put it on that Juneau Facebook.
Yeah, our Facebook, our TikTok and all on our
Instagram. That'd be great. This is automatically
saved pretty much in stone on YouTube already.
So this is already available to watch. And those
that are watching, thank you so much. But so
we're doing, you're doing the cotton candy thing,
things going, you're helping out the community.
How's the? The comments from the kids when they
get this cotton candy. What's the reactions when
they I mean if I'm Anywhere close to the idea
is like But what are the reactions with I mean
there are no use the cotton candy lady So but
what are the reactions when they get the cotton
candy? What are the feedback? Well, the feedback
is always amazing right because they're their
kids right their kids feedback is always going
to be great. Right. Right. And when we do go,
we have kids that come back for more than once.
They're like, ma 'am, I haven't gotten my. Are
you sure? And it's like all over the mouth. I
haven't gotten anything. This pink beard is my
natural color, ma 'am. No, no. But, you know,
the feedback that I of course, I value the children's
feedback. Right. But of course, children's feedback
is always going to be. It's great. What I value
is the adult feedback because the adult feedback
is kind of like, that's a typical response that
we get from people who've never tried our cotton
candy. And they're like, hey, I don't know, we'll
have those various comments. But then we give
them ours and they're like, wow, this doesn't
taste anything like the store -bought con candy.
Because it's freshly made. It's freshly made.
And when you buy a store -bought con candy or
a con candy that's been there for a long time,
and I don't like to put it even bigger change
or whatever, but any con candy. And it's been
sitting in the shelf. What happens is that they
wrap it in an aluminum bag, and it's supposed
to cover the sun. the elements basically right
it's supposed to cover it but within time it
shrinks so when it shrinks the air exits the
con candy so when you eat it you are eating all
the sugar you're not having that that fluffy
air part of the kind of candy plus whatever gums
that they add to the to the recipe to make it
last on the shelf longer yes yes and that's another
thing that there's no preservatives in ours so
when you get our kind of candy and you see it
shrink like you know just a little bit That's
because, you know, it was like you left it here
in the sun, like in the light or in the cold,
but you know that it was freshly made when you
received it. And it's always best enjoyed fresh.
And it's a totally different experience. Anyone
who's ever been to a fair and gotten like cotton
candy straight out of the machine knows that
once it's on, you know, the little paper comb
and everything, it's all fluffy and everything,
that's when you're supposed to attack it. I've
got another comment here, was it Kittles? Kittle
but what I can't see right there is that can
you see right? There's a boat. Oh My beautiful
friend so happy for you, that's awesome What
I haven't heard this I am from Donna why haven't
heard of this popcorn thing in Donna sponsor
they're not a sponsor I'm blocking you right
now. How dare you, sir? How dare you? You know
very well that this man struggles in Donna every
single day. I need popcorn in my life, man. We
all do. That's awesome. That's great. I didn't
know that. Wow, that's something new. And they're
really, really humble people. I love them. The
kettle corn community is so big. I have known
so many kettle corn vendors, kind of stepping
a little bit away from the cotton candy. But
I mean, there has been a lot of different flavors
when it comes to kettle corn. We've had pre -seed
kettle. We've had Mateo's kettle, Yenem kettle,
Jack's kettle corn. Like, it's just the community
of small business vendors has grown so much.
It's funny that you mentioned that, because most
of this idea mixing, that mixing pot of ideas
happened, I hate to say it, but it was during
the COVID. The COVID time. Because you really
sat down, you had to sit down at home and think
to yourself, OK, what am I supposed to do now?
If I'm just sitting here, I'm going to go nuts.
I'm going to go crazy. I've got to figure something
out to do. My wife is going to kill me. You're
going to kill her. That was some desperate times,
man. And he's not even married. No, imagine.
And, you know, that's the time where people sat
down and buckled down and said, man, I need it.
What am I doing? I'm just working all day, coming
home, eating, sleep. What am I doing? What can
I do for myself to make me my own boss, make
me make money my way? that I'll enjoy doing it.
And people came out. There was the candle cork
coffee, the cotton candy. There's a candy factory
in Downer that does it to who else? There's so
many people that started making beer. All of
a sudden, wine. I was like, where is this all
coming from? Imagine all the little restaurants
that have opened up. It was a time for like.
thinking. That was a time for thinking and expressing
yourself, right? Yeah. And honestly, that is
actually so with our first big machine, our show
machine, the one that we use now actually came
from the stimulus check. So that stimulus check
is still giving us product today. So a lot of
people decided to flip their stimulus, their
steamies into something good. And I'm very proud
to say that we did that because there probably
would have never been another opportunity until
much later. I got another message here from Martha
Lopez saying, hi, Mica, I'm here. Hello to everyone.
It's a lot of mixologist. This is my mom! Hi
mommy! Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom! Hey, those are the
things you want to talk about. Like, all the,
you know, the conflicts. And we're going to get
to that. We're going to get to that because we
want to, because I know as far as I've known,
I know you're shaking your boots. I don't think
that's a good idea. As far as I know in family
business, there's always a certain tension. You
know, someone has said something. I'm sorry.
Someone says something. Someone says this and
then this. And he said, he said Ms. Lopez, yes.
But in the end, when it's all said and done,
you're still family, man. I don't know, man.
You've got to get through the day. I don't know.
I'm trying to help Ms. Lopez. It's your daughter,
man. It's your daughter. Yes, sir. It's my daughter.
What are the conversations? I want to hear the
back stories conversations. I mean what you know
what and what I got stories for Dave Hold on
to that hold on to that is all wait here go and
I got one from his Lopez here saying the area
made a tequila can Kenny and she got three because
Miss Lopez Happy New Year to me, but we're gonna
get into that right now This is the best one.
Yeah, yeah. I brought you the wrong flavors.
I can already hear my wife tell me, babe, what
did you give Marky's to go away? He's like really
mellow. Mellow. I don't know what kind of candy.
Oh, crap. He ate the ornitos candy. But we're
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literally keeping the lights on. But but we're
coming back with Miss Candy. I'm a car, the candy
lady now. The cat and candy lady. We're coming
back and we are out. There was a comment that
Miss Lona saw when I read the tequila one, which
I argue, Miss Lopez, you should send that to
the podcast. How much you want. Let her let her
experiment. You got a letter. Let her grow. Let
her grow. Let her grow. She needs the sun to
grow. No, but. Give us a situation one time.
You know what? Let's talk about this one. She
made tequila can canny and you got after what
happened. Talk to me. No, it's not that I got
upset. I'm like, why? Why? I but you know, it's
just a matter of like I always put myself in
a perspective like Okay, are people gonna like
it or people gonna go for it, you know stuff
like that But you know, she's had some really
great ideas that I'm like Wow, like that's, but
she's right. Cause a lot of the times cheap people
don't have your same taste buds. You know what
I mean? You may think something's kind of, you
know, not gonna hit. And then you're like, oh
wow, they just ordered like 300 of those. Like
that's crazy. So, and one of the, one of the
flavors that really hit that I was like, oh,
I probably wouldn't, you know, it's the chocolate,
the chocolate strawberries or like strawberry
bananas. And like, so I'm like, Those to me flavors
are probably not my go -to's, you know, but I've
known, especially mint that loves strawberry
banana. I'm like, why, how? There's nothing wrong
with strawberry banana, mom. There's nothing
wrong with strawberry banana, sir. It's so good.
It's just, you know, like strawberry bananas.
Josue Flores, let her cook! Let her cook! Oh,
man. That's awesome that she has the imagination.
To make that kind of see that that's when that
you you mix the tequila one with the lime flavored
one See we got it going Yeah, you heard her mom
get to work We make an exception. So we're trying
this cotton candy by the middle. It was great
having you everything that's happening right
now thank god we're recording it this shirt's
too tight you see that's what i'm trying to avoid
you don't want to get to this point you don't
want to get to this point this leg is too tight
man it happened though it happened and by the
time you realize it's too late yeah it's too
late yeah it's too late So I'm in a year of 14,
the next year in 18. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
But yeah, so yeah, I mean, one of the things
is like for family businesses, it's just, you
know, separating like. Are you my mom right now
or are we co -workers? You have to separate both.
You have to learn how to separate both. That's
one of the hardest things, right? Well, I mean,
like, how do you do that? Like, Ma, I was getting
you fired. I see. It happens more than you think.
She's responding now, man. She's coming out.
She's whooping out the guns. Mrs. Lova is saying,
later I'm going to be making fajita, cotton candy,
so mom doesn't have to cook it. Not my mom burning
me. We'll put some seasonings into it. Now she's
into it. Now she's into it. We can't meet and
join them, right? Let's not go there. All right,
man. Let's not get too crazy. Let's just fill
it out right now. Let's just leave it here in
the podcast. What happens in the podcast stays
in the podcast. I'm about to go down in the podcast
with my mom and eventually it's going to be public.
It's already public right now. And then nobody
watches the show. No regrets. No regrets. But
that's awesome. I mean, that's awesome that your
mom comes up with so many different ideas. And
like you said, there's a point where, are you
my mom right now or we're talking business? Which
one is it? And it's hard to separate those two.
It is really hard. But I'm very proud of how
far we've come. and how we have managed through
it all, right? And it's, it was just been a huge
learning curve and you never stop learning. Like
I could have like many jobs throughout the year
and, and we never stopped learning. We learned
something new all the time and how to, you know,
carry out situations. And I've always loved customer
service. Like customer service has always been
like my main priority. I love talking to people.
I love, I love just, you know, getting to know
people and building that relationship, you know,
because I've had customers since we started.
I have had customers that are the reason why
I can. That's good, that's good. Huge shout out
to my friend, Michelle. She's a baker and when
she was the first one, I was like, oh dude, I
love cotton candy. I never knew how many people.
actually love cotton candy, like that is their
snack that they love to and I'm like, I would
have never thought to eat cotton candy like just
like that, right? Yeah, to me, cotton candy was
like in the fair, the carnival, you know, but
people really look for cotton candy at the stores.
Yeah, it's something that they really crave.
Yeah, kind of like a hot Cheetos, you know, like,
so that's like their regular too. So because
of that she's like, you know, I love cotton candy
and she's like, you guys can do it. You can do
it. So my goal with this was, you know, to, to
give, you know, my, my mom and my, my grandma,
like some kind of stability with this, you know,
so, um, And I'm proud to say we did it. We did
that. That's awesome. And with Pura Algonquilla.
There you go. Pura Algonquilla. Yeah. And, you
know... Boswena, I mean, I think a big part of
it is that people can tell, like, you love what
you do, and you come up with some good stuff.
I mean, when you said the strawberry banana,
I was like, yeah, why wouldn't anyone just love
strawberry banana? Yes, exactly. Like, you know,
all those unique flavors, and then when you put
your love and your effort into it, like, that
comes through every time. yeah that's true and
to be honest like i i've been tempted to like
like only because i don't only because those
that might go like like like look crazy right
but like not yet not entirely i think we're there
i think we're there so uh like during like the
parades like especially like the one we just
had right now in eddieburg with like the the
floats and stuff like i was like Man como se
fuera like I would have made money with my little
stick, you know in my cotton candy bag Yeah,
you know like people will buy it like it's something
that they will love and kids love and it's always
gonna be You know exactly great hit. So, um,
but yeah, like uh, cotton candy is just The thing
about cotton candy for me and i'm not sure how
anybody else feels out there but for me eating
cotton candy is like nostalgia man. It's like
When I was a kid going to the carnival, that's
the one thing I wanted to get I want to get the
cotton candy Yeah, and you know and even if it's
at a at a fair, you know at the livestock show
or at border fest There's always that one stand
that's making the cotton candy. It's fresh and
you're right the stuff that's in the storage
It's all that's great. It's okay. Yeah, but I
want it fresh man because that's the way it tastes
the best That's when it tastes. Yeah, so eating
it eating cotton candy like that fresh I think
A lot of us who love eating cotton candy, it's
more like a nostalgia. It reminds you when you
were a kid. You know, you go into the carnival
with your mom and your dad or even your friends
and stuff like that. Dude, I remember we used
to go kind of eat like crazy. It was the first
time you tried cotton candy. You know, it was
it was so good. It was so good, you know. And
I remember because for me, like for me, it's
it's like one of those once a year treats. Yes.
Yes. Because like, yeah, you can you can get
the stuff from the store year round. Right. Right.
It's not nearly as good as when it's new. And,
you know, when the fairs are coming around. Yeah.
That's what that's when you want it. That's when
you want it the most. Like it's like she was
saying, like it's time for that. Right. You know,
and you get it once a year and it's so good.
And it's been an entire year. Yeah. Yeah. And
it's the truth. Yeah. So do you guys actually
know where con candy came from? Like who invented
it? Like any of the history behind it? And it's
going to trip you out. Like it's going to. All
I know is I like it. I have a vague recollection
of hearing that like from the from the World's
Fair, the New York World's Fair in 1900, something
like that. Yeah. So the one, and this is how
the government works, man. It's a conspiracy
right now. Now we're jumping to conspiracies.
Great, Elon Musk is watching. No, no. Can't you
block him? Don't you have your own city over
there? Unfortunately, you can't block Elon. No
one blocks Elon. No one. No one blocks Elon.
So you got a new sponsor. I got a new sponsor.
And I'm telling you, it is a conspiracy. But
it came from a dentist. Oh, really? Yes. It all
makes sense. It all makes sense now, right? Nodding
teeth, I get more money. Exactly. Damn you, Trump.
And that's exactly what happens. Like, I was
like, wow, like a dentist made it, and they're
the ones telling you not to eat candy, but they're
the ones who made it. So when I go to fundraiser
parties, not fundraiser parties, so I usually
host before, like a sales school calls me, right,
and the whole school wants to sell cotton candy.
I'll tell them, hey, I can go in there and make
a short presentation of what we do and what we're
gonna do, kind of like motivational, right? Get
them going, get them home, like, you know, let's
sell, let's sell. But. I talk about this with
the kids, like, do you guys know where cotton
candy came from? Who invented it? And it was
invented by Dr. William Morrison in 1897, if
I'm not mistaken. And they sold roughly like
500 ,000 little boxes of little 25 cents. like
for 25 cents the cotton candy but before back
then it was like really hard to make and it would
take like a long time there was no like you know
the way it is today yeah but back then it was
like called fairy floss it was called like the
most craziest you know names before it actually
came up to cotton candy right right so and the
kids love that story like the kids they they
trip when they hear like it was a dentist you
know and they'll remember the name because at
the end of the presentation i'll ask them like
guys who like can answer because i'll tell them
like hey if you guys get this answer correct
i'll get you into the money machine because i'm
demonstrating the money machine too right do
they remember the year i would have sucked that
that fucking who made it jim jim who made it
jim morrison the guy from the doors The comedian.
Oh my gosh. They will remember. That's awesome.
I love that that's something I get to keep with
them as a little piece of history. They go home
and tell their parents and it's just like...
So it goes way beyond just selling the cotton
candy with us. We love to instill little things
like that into the kids. No wonder the kids love
you. You're just the whole ball of wax. You're
informative, you bring sweet stuff, you give
money. And the dentist loves you. The dentist
loves me. Now you know why we've been in business
Yeah, I mean I can I can only imagine that one
Dennis sitting down at home one day because damn
I'm telling these kids brush your teeth and stop
being sweet I'm losing business right now. What
the hell am I doing? Wait a minute. I got an
idea. No, I'll invent something That's so sweet
and amazing that they can't stop being they'll
get calories They gotta come see me and pay my
two dollars and fifty cents because back then
two dollars was a lot a lot of money 25 cents,
especially for a lot of pieces of cotton candy.
Was it like 100 000? Jesus Christ, 25 cents a
piece. It wasn't a lot of money. In the old dollar
amount. Jesus. Can you imagine? Wow. Damn dentists.
And because I think of stuff like that, like
the dentist and the candy, do you guys remember
the Willy Wonka, like the original movie, I think,
where he kind of flashed his bag when he had
braces and he couldn't eat candy and he'd get
stuck in the braces? That's the one thing I always
think about. But yeah, and so on top of that,
for our fundraisers, I actually give a real 50
% back profit. So like our tubs they sell for
eight bucks and I give them four dollars well
for every 50 % like it's not 60 40 or anything
like that We go straight 50 50 and I give them
things on top of that. So I like to think that
we offer like the best Profits the best incentives
for everybody. You got great profit sharing.
That's awesome. No wonder everyone wants to work
with you. That's great. I love it. I love what
we're doing. I love what we're doing because
it's sending a huge statement. I really do believe
so. Well, God bless you for that. That's great.
This is why this is why honestly it sounds funny
but people can't really burn me because my mom
burns me every day And then my grandma does it
worse There's your 50 -50 That's pretty much
my inheritance It goes a long way Trust me, it
goes a long way. If your ego was like here, and
then you got a mom who's just like knocking it
down, you have more power. Yeah, dude. My grandma,
she roasts us like daily. It's crazy. That's
awesome. I think most Mexican grandmas do, right?
Yes, they do. Old school ones. Old school ones,
yes, they do. Yeah, they just like... Yeah, man,
it's crazy. Oh, my gosh. Well, that's awesome,
man. I mean, now... further down the line. Your
daughter's how old is she now? She is nine. Has
she gotten involved? Would you try to hustle
them in and try to push the product out there?
She has gotten involved. I bet she has a lot
of friends. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, of
course, one of the benefits of, you know, having
a mom that, you know, does that is that, you
know, they take cotton candy for the parties.
We give like, you know, incentives for the school.
That way they don't have to spend money, you
know. It never hurts me to give. It never hurts
me to give whatsoever. You know, and this is
for anybody. It doesn't have to be my kid's school.
It could be any school. Like the last year, so
I'm very big on reading. When I was her age,
I was actually a millionaire. They called the
millionaire readers. So I was actually the first
generation of millionaires when it started. So
I would love, I was a bookworm dude. Like I love
to read. And I read all the series and like so
many things. And that's when they started like
the millionaires readers incentives. I was like,
dude they came to our room and they were like
like hey you're gonna go on a big limo you're
gonna go celebrate here and like what like that's
crazy so we started that and that was like they
started that 25 years ago i think so that that
that's crazy and the kids are still doing that
so now i get my daughter to do it but with that
uh i last year i offer free con -candy incentives
for the kids who were millionaires in many other
schools. So I was able to incentivize those kids
for reading, because reading is just so important.
I love to know when kids have that mentality,
they need words, they need their vocabulary.
It carries them on. So not only do we incentivize
organizations, we also incentivize for reading.
There's many schools that I could tell you that
we've helped them out through that. You know,
I love to give to my community. That's awesome.
That's great. That's freaking awesome. And it's
giving you giving quite a bit back to the community.
I mean, that's that's pretty that's good. A lot
of small businesses really. I mean, it probably,
you know, rightfully so. They worry about their
bottom line first. Exactly. I mean, the fact
that you can give so much back to the community
really speaks well of you and how your business
is doing. And that's really amazing. And I'm
sure the kids will continue to carry that memory
through with them into their adulthood. And maybe
they'll be inspired to give back to them when
they get older. I like to think that we're giving
them that memory that they got to go to that
one party that one time because of that fundraiser
that they did. Absolutely. So I like to think
that we're Thinking more than just you know the
business right so as we go back track to like
the the incentives right so when the schools
call us for the fundraisers we go back and we
make a cotton candy for all the school you're
talking about like seven eight hundred kids yeah
we're talking about seven eight hundred kids
i provide the music the sound the cotton candy
the money machine like i put on all that and
it's just me and my mom so if i could tell you
how that works out when it actually happens it's
like they said mija don't forget the full bank
too Oh, that's another thing, but I'll jump into
that right now. So, okay, so the kid... Always
letting me do the hard work. Better you. No,
so the kids, they come to this party and they're
like, why am I here? I didn't even sell. Like,
you know, like my mom couldn't sell. And then
sometimes it's not even because the parents don't
want to sell. But then you have people like me
that have too many kids, have four kids. So imagine
selling like 10, 12 items per kid with no family.
Like, that's crazy. So, you know what I mean?
So, then the kids miss out. Yeah. You know, so
in this case, I'm going to go in there and I'm
going to, you know, help you out. What we like
to see is for the parents to at least try. Yeah.
At least try to sell what you can because at
the end of the day, the money goes for the school,
it goes to the kids, it goes to their field trips,
their incentives, you know. So we don't want
the parents to just throw away the order form.
Right. You know, so usually when parents see
us that they're like, oh, the school's working
with us. Okay. Yeah, that's how, because we know
they're going to, they're going to help us too.
You know, but uh, yeah, so wait back to the oh
my god cameras You gotta if you ever come back
you gotta bring your mom I want to meet miss
lopez now man. Now, you know why I am the customer
We now have as to why I'm a customer service,
and my mom stays as a mixologist in the background.
If there's one thing, I mean, for example, Cindy
from the Chicano Life magazine, Mom was awesome.
They're fun. They're so much fun because they
take out the true colors of their kid, man, when
they're on camera. You can see when Mom was talking,
she was like, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom. I forget
what she was saying, like, oh, I just, I only
eat champagne. No, dude, if you only knew the
times at the time on time, mom, yeah, like, like,
look, mom, there's a problem. Just tell me, I'll
handle it. I'll fix it. I'll remedy it. Just
don't answer the phone. No, I'm handling it.
No, but that's actually how it is like, you know
that that's that's our job. Those are 50 50.
She does the mixology and I do the customer service.
You don't say nothing. You don't know nothing.
I don't even know you, sir. Oh, my gosh. Oh,
Ms. Lopez, you're invited to the podcast whenever
you talk about your business. You come with your
daughter, please. You know what? Cancel next
week's guest. We're bringing her. This is an
emergency. This is a real emergency. You're like,
but she's I'm not invited. I'm going to be on
the other side recording the video. So talk to
us a little bit about the food bank that she
was talking about. Oh, yeah. So this year, well,
first of all, I was a recipient of the food bank
because when my daughter was an only child and
me and my husband were just starting, we struggled
a lot. We struggled a lot with food. You know,
we really weren't making it. We couldn't qualify
for assistance. It was always like that little
percentage over. It was just so horrible. So
we and then my husband at the time was paying
like his school loan and like it was getting
garnished. It was just, you know, 725 the hour.
It wasn't really cutting it. It was pretty bad.
So I was a recipient of the food bank at the
time when my daughter was smaller and when she
was the only child. And I never forgot that.
because the food bank supplied us with quite
a bit of food, like a couple of times to where
it really made a huge difference, you know, and
I will never forget that. So coming into this
business and doing what I do now, it's been my
priority to that. That's the one organization,
the one 501c3 that I always. Prioritize because
they helped me a lot when I most needed them
So when they asked for help and when they try
to bring awareness like hey guys we need we need
to fill up the shelves I don't know if you guys
saw how empty the shelves were in this last couple
weeks. That was a real thing, dude Like I don't
know if people ever like stop to think like hey
like is are they telling the truth? No, dude
They are telling the truth like it's empty like
anybody can go in there and see the shelves for
yourself like go in there take a tour ask them
to see like the back of the food bank and shelves
should all be stocked like they should all be
stocked and there was so many empty stocks like
it was just pretty bad and that's when I kind
of jumped in like this this year for that so
one of the markets that we attempted the first
ones this year was the national night out for
Edinburgh again I love my city so I go attend
theirs so we made I was doing a cereal drive.
So like if you brought a box of cereal, I would
give you a cotton candy. That was my food drive,
right? But if you forgot your cereal, I would
sell you the cotton candy, like for the $5 for
the big ball of cotton candy. And I raised $600.
I raised $600 and we went to donate it the following
day. And then we donated 27 boxes of cereal.
So people brought cereal. So I was really nervous
about that. I was like, what if they don't bring
their cereal? But they didn't. So that means
that people are watching. And that's because
I didn't really promote it as much as I wanted
to because it was kind of last minute. Because
everything happened really, really fast with
that food bank thing. So really proud of us,
you know, I'm really proud of us. And I'm proud
to give back to them the most because they really
were there for me when we needed them. That's
awesome, man. That's amazing. That's a great
story. That's amazing. That you remember, too.
And I hope other people do that. You know, like,
if you need them today, remember them, you know,
along the line when you're able to give back
because it's good. It's good to know, you know,
get people to know that you were not always like
this. Right, right. You know, you know, at that
time, me and my husband were renting, like, not
even renting, I'm sorry. My stepdad gave us,
we were renting after that, but my stepdad, he
gifted us those little travel trailers, like
the little, little, bitty, bitty ones. It was
like a one little room. It was so beat up. We
didn't even have hot water. We live actually
in Shady Acres in Donna. I don't know. Yes. Really?
Yeah. So you know how Shady Acres has like their
their senior citizens? Yes. OK. In the back of
it, like on Scoby, they have like their family
area. Yes. So we didn't have anywhere else to
go. So we put our little little capsule just
there. And man, if I could go back and pay like
two hundred dollars a month for rent. I was like,
man, that is so expensive at the time, right?
I would do anything to go back. You still have
an opening. No kidding. So, but yeah, we were
there and I got to know a lot of the older people
there and I made friends and they were all my
daughter's adopted grandparents. So that's, you
know, it's all about growing from where you are.
So that's one of the times when we needed the
food bank. It wasn't always like this. That's
awesome. Well, I know we are coming at 58 minutes
into the podcast. Wow. Already. Yeah, it's flying.
There's a lot of information, but the best information
that we got right now are the little boxes that
are in front of me. If you can see these guys
and put this on camera, you've got little boxes
here that were. Yeah, pretty much. But you know
what I'm trying to say, but we got these beautiful
boxes here and these are for us to open. You
want to open up one or you want to open up both?
You want both? Yeah, why not? Let's open up both.
Let's see what we got here. Let me see. hey uh
you want to talk about your social medias real
quick yeah um well i work mainly off of facebook
i work mainly off of facebook nunca le puedo
entender muy bien like i instagram or like tiktok
or i'm like what did i follow them what is this
they do you a favor by following you No, no,
but I only work out of Facebook. I wish I knew
how to work everything else. Maybe business would
be a lot better. But I feel like a lot of my
business is the same customers and word of mouth.
Wow. It's been working for you, so don't knock
it below. Like I was saying at the top of the
show, whenever you have an event or if you...
If you want to come on the show or whatever you
want to do, just hit us up and we'll gladly post
it out on our social medias. This is awesome.
Thank you for the beautiful little note here.
As anybody can see right here, we got a beautiful
little note right here. It says, thank you for
ruining our lives. That's the wrong letter, mom.
So we got six flavors in here we have this box
is empty there's nothing here So we got sick
what flavors are we looking at here remember
you're looking at Ah, the best of the best. Yes,
of course. So at the bottom of the little cups
you have the flavors of them. So the green one
is the Dubai chocolate. That's the Dubai chocolate,
the one my mom, she did amazing with that. We'll
be the judge here. Ah, we'll be the judge here.
The blueberry Pop Rocks, the strawberry banana,
the watermelon with chili, which is the top seller,
and the pineapple chili, and then we have banana.
Oh. And I got Armando coming to the show saying,
do they make a cotton candy, cacahuate, asking
for a friend? I'll block him right now, don't
worry about it. We could, we could. No, no, no,
no. I was going to bring that up, like a chocolate
peanut butter one. We don't like to really mess
with peanut butter because a lot of kids are
allergic. So we try to keep it allergen free.
So the Dubai chocolate actually goes through
its own machine. It doesn't get mixed with anything
else for the same reason, you know, that it has
pistachio. So we have our own machine for just
that one. Special with those kind of things and
we always put like the warnings on the warning
labels and stuff like that. Oh, okay That's good
to know. Yeah, I'm gonna try the straw. I'm a
big strawberry banana fan So why do you guys
like strawberry banana? Is it like a genetic?
Don't don't question Don't question it. I want
to know. Just go with it. It's the chunk you
doing to me No, let me let me I'm gonna go and
taste this I'm gonna get a little piece here
and put the camera on me here There you go, this
is a strawberry banana cotton candy. Put some
of them, see. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. That's really
good. And this one is the blueberry? The blueberry
Pop Rocks, yes. Pop Rocks, okay. I'm going to
try that one. Since I can't try the one I want
to try, the strawberry banana. I didn't mean
to offend you. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. More?
How is it, how is it? Oh, wow. Is it good? Yeah,
that is blueberry Pop Rocks, too. Wow, man, that's
awesome. Try that. Let me try it a little bit.
I'll give you some of that. So the Pop Rocks
is like a little neat thing that kids just love
to hear. Oh, dude, you actually get the Pop Rocks,
too. Freaking awesome. So it's really like, you
know, they're just little inventions and kids
love them. They go crazy for stuff like that.
And that the Chile that we put in the cotton
candy, like that's, you know, the Valley way.
You're putting Chile to everything. Your mom
comes out. My mom says, yes, I can. I can make
it. Masapan too. Oh, yeah, she made my husband
one time a masapan because my husband is crazy
for masapan. Do you hear that, ladies and gentlemen?
Yeah. Those are pop rocks, buddy. Those are awesome.
And Mandito says, that means that I'm allergic
to public figures. Yes, you are, Mando. You're
really allergic to public figures. Me more? He
goes, no more sugar for her. I go, I'm not a
guy. I said, no more sugar for you than this,
Ms. Lopez. I didn't even have any. Imagine if
I did. And then Mandito responds back to Ms.
Lopez. He goes, I'll take the mazapan. Where
can I go get some? That's awesome. First of all,
I want to say thank you so much for the gifts.
This is awesome. Oh my gosh, I know. I know my
son's going to go crazy with the Pop Rocks one
as soon as I get home. It's crazy. You know,
it's so good. It's so good. So good. But most
of all, like I would like like to thank like
my friends. Like I like to think that I have.
like a handful of friends that have supported
me throughout this whole thing, and they're the
ones always constantly sharing, liking, and echandome
porras, right? Because I mean, when you don't
believe in yourself, you need to, you know, rely
on those kind of people. So my friend Diana Juarez,
Diana Agro, she's the lice lady from the RGB,
one of the main ones that always are sharing
my stuff, and you know, and the botellos, Quero,
my friend Daniela. So I love all my friends that
have, you know, helped me stay afloat yeah that's
awesome yeah it's good to have that support especially
among other vendors that help each other that's
also what you call that's what you call close
family it's a tight it's a tight bubble a little
circle that's awesome yeah you know that they'll
be there with you you know they're there with
you at the beginning yeah at the end yeah that's
awesome ladies and gentlemen i mean if you see
that qr code right here to the left of her on
the screen click on that qr code automatically
takes you to her facebook page or the pop rocks
yeah get the pop rock pop rocks man they're really
good the pop blocks put a roblox cotton candy
or your mom mom you're hearing roblox cotton
candy the home, they're selling like crazy. Click
on the QR code right there, that'll take you
straight to her Facebook page, let her let you
know exactly where she's at, where she's selling,
how you can order and all that good stuff. When
the next sponsorship is coming up and all that
great stuff. Guys. I don't, we don't, Chu and
I don't normally say much about food. Cause I
mean only certain foods that they're brought
in like gifts like that as far as they're good.
Yeah. Look at us. Yeah. But I mean, this is a
great product. Uh, it, you can taste the freshness
in it. Really good. The banana strawberry really
good. The pop rock was amazing. I'm gonna taste
the other one. The watermelon, it probably won't
make it home. That was probably gonna go with
me to work. I'll probably share with my buddies
over there, but everything else looks fun It
looks really good Trust me as soon as I get off
the truck and it goes into the place I work workplace
It'll be gone before I even step foot inside.
Oh my god. Yeah, so but other than that, I mean
this is This is amazing. It's really good. Really
good. And I'm just glad I'm just glad I'm glad
you guys took the opportunity to reach out to
us to come on down. Right. Right. You thank us.
Right. Yes. This is this is a yes I can make
some for you as the keys a key miss. Oh oh oh
oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh
This is good. This is good. Mr. Lopez location.
Yeah, you know, yeah This would be awesome. You
have some lucha libre events, you know, send
me the message You see only on the junior podcast
you get this kind of Yeah, your mom yeah, yeah
secondhand secondhand in charge of a business
I think your mom just cut you out Now it's it
now it's 6040 No, but no first I want to say
thank you so much for coming out reaching out
to this coming program Great stories that you
gave us today on how it's made We would love
to meet your mom next time you come by loved
her having the podcast is to get her her section
of her story by the grace of God Take care of
you and your mom and this is your grandma. This
is great great great product Yes, yeah continue
going moving forward, you know, I see great things
coming your way man with this little product
It's really really good and all you kids that
get this cotton candy before we did uh... social
media so we can reach out one more time sorry
go ahead So Facebook is where we work out the
most. Facebook, it's under Junior's Con Candy
Cravings LLC. And it's the one with about 8 .7
thousand followers because one time we did a
giveaway and then the scammers came and they
made like 20 profiles. So I was like, oh my gosh,
okay guys, just make sure it's the one with like
a lot of followers, not just like the one. Thank
you. I got you. I got you. That's what we need
to do. I know, right? We need to get scammers.
Now go ahead no, yeah, but but just just mainly
Facebook and some Instagram so wonder Instagram
under juniors cotton candy cravings. I'll see
But you can always reach me at nine five six
six eight five four nine eight seven There you
go. There you go guys. Like I said one thing
Miss love is gonna put the phone over right now.
Yeah, I'm in my key. No miss. Don't come here.
Call me Ms. Lopez, if you're still watching,
I want that tequila, Tequila Cancani. I really
want to taste that. I'll make you guys a special
batch. We'll make you guys a special one. Before
New Year's, man. It's a rush. No, thank you so
much for coming out. I appreciate you. Like I
said, God bless you and your company, man. You're
hoping it further keeps going further. Great
product, like I said, and nothing but luck for
you guys. Thank you so much. Thank you so much.
I appreciate you guys. I have a lot of fun. Yeah,
thank you. First podcast, you did great. You
did great. You know, congratulations and many
more. And Miss Loba saying, yes, I'll make it
for you. Order done. Ladies and gentlemen, that
is our podcast tonight. What a great podcast,
man. Awesome podcast. You got some treats to
take home for the family and friends. This box
was empty. I got nothing. She lied. She lied.
She lies. All lies. Nice! No, but a big shout
out to Junior's Cotton Candy Cravings LC. This
is a great... Oh, I'm getting a phone call. I
don't know who's calling. We're getting another
calling in. Oh, that was my phone. Oh, it's your
phone. Shoot. What the hell? It's the office
phone. Oh, that's the office phone. Someone's
calling. I'm not going to answer that. It kind
of scares me a little bit. Should we answer it?
It's probably just Satan. Oh, you scared it away.
Good job. I know who it's calling for. Guys thank
you so much for tuning in this week man. It was
a great episode next week Thursday night 7 30
p .m. We have a three time guests coming back
uh to start off uh was gonna be our last episode
but we got one more a week before uh the i think
three days or two days before christmas which
will be landing on a tuesday at 7 30 pm but next
week we got la reina del valle nicky fuego will
be coming on the podcast coming in This is going
to be a close set, because I know Nicky's going
to smack the crap out of you again. Just letting
you know right now. You know what? There's going
to be talking through the door. Let me in! Let
me in! You're probably crawling out of the door.
You're showing up to bed. But anyways, ladies
and gentlemen, thank you so much for tuning in.
We will see you next week. Oh, any last words
to you? Would it be too early or too late for
me to take off my leg? No, it's no do not scare
the gas No, don't do it Thursday, 730 p .m. with
La Renata by Nicky Fuego. Ladies and gays, peace
out! Bye, everybody.