Yo, hi Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening.
I feel um Oh, welcome to good news York sponsored
by ads on the go get ads on the go comm I'm Mike
Brindisi. I didn't say it quick enough. So he
jumped right in this No, no, I wanted to get
it out of the way. This is why he's the best
co -host I don't know about that at all. And
I'm just the other guy. Yeah. Well, we'll get
into that I'm at major growth mode content. I
think he might have said that already It's Tuesday.
It's Tuesday, which means Tuesday news Tuesday
news day and We got a bunch of stuff to talk
about real quick and I'm I'm already feeling
yesterday man. I was watching back some of the
clips I was very low -energy. I was very Monday
yesterday. Yeah, so I apologize. Yeah, I just
wasn't No, I think you're doing great. Thanks,
Pud. We had a good Pud. We had a good conversation.
It's called you a Pud. After a hard while. I
meant Bud. Remember that word, Pud? Dude, that's
a great word. I haven't heard Pud -whacker. Pud.
Yeah. He's such a Pud. Bring back Pud. Yeah.
There's another one, but I'm hesitant to say
it. If I'm hesitant, I shouldn't. Yeah. But it's
a great 90s like Pud. But I meant Bud. You're
not a Pud. Really off the fucking rail. Wow.
What a way to start. Anyway, what a great, you
know, I was looking back at some of these clips,
too, and just a little plug for ourselves. Sure.
Because I'm a shameless promotion whore. What's
the name of the clip? Our adventures at CannaCon
last week are just phenomenal. And they're up
all over. The episode is there, as we mentioned
yesterday. But you can see some of the clips
from there. especially the clip about a pizza
vending machine. And if you have not seen this,
it's on all our socials, you gotta check this
out. Mike's mind was literally blown. You could
see the smoke coming out. Danny thought it was
actually the pizza machine on fire. It was Mike's.
Yeah, I was the vending machine. And I watched
the clip back, and this is me being me, I totally
criticized myself, because I'm like, I didn't
even really... Give any substance because I was
lit. You can see I was like speechless Because
we captured the exact moment when I saw and we
specifically tried to do that We almost got away
because you started walking towards it. We're
like Mike There's a pizza vending machine over
there and you're like, well, I got to see this
Yeah, and we were meeting like Danny grab the
camera. Yeah. Yeah, we got get his first fucking
reaction dude and You were you were just well
away It's the one food that I could eat breakfast
lunch and dinner sure not get sick of it's just
that's me. It's who I am Can't wait for people
to be like, I don't have this nearly enough.
But like a good breakfast pizza. Yeah, sure.
I'm not just talking about like cold pizza from
the night before for breakfast, which is also
awesome. But you know, you get those ones that
they do that. I just I love pizza. I'm a pizza
connoisseur. Yes. You know, we had Nick from
Tossin' Fire on here. Yeah. So to have it like
I just I think it was first of all, I love pizza.
But second of all, I just didn't think. I didn't
think that we were capable, as a society, to
have a pizza vending machine. And he showed me
how it worked. You know, the arm comes down after
you pick it. Spits out the pizza in the box and
everything. It takes it out of its tray that
it's sitting on, puts it up inside this oven,
cooks it. I mean, it's just... It's incredible.
It's, I mean, gone are the days. I mean, remember
the old days of the gas station, you get some
M &Ms, you gotta kick the machine? You left a
wallet on him. He's a greasy dude in a, you know,
wife beater t -shirt that he ain't walked in
eight years. Yeah. He had, like, the bugles that
were, like, they expired four years previously.
Nobody's buying bugles. Back then. I loved them.
I loved bugles. It was a good time. Anyway, check
out Good News York on TikTok and Instagram and
YouTube and Facebook. And I think that's all
the places. It was a good time. Canna Con. And
thanks, Chimera, our clients, Chimera, who have
a great podcast with us. for inviting us. That's
the whole reason we were there. Yeah. We had
a lot of fun. I wanted to tell you, I was speaking
of other clips, I was looking, I was watching
our clip about the Osama bin Laden pizza. Yes.
That was around the corner from where the site
was, which is still a mind blowing. Should we
just rename this the pizza cast? I feel like
that. Sure. Oh, yeah, we really are going with
pizza. Yeah. A couple of fucking fat guys here.
Dude, some people, man, Trolls are great trolls
actually make me happy Because I just every time
I even look into someone who trolls us. I don't
even get past their bio and I realize They ain't
worth a shit. This is called. We love bad comments,
dude I didn't know this was a thing and I'm not
saying they're wrong for commenting this on the
pizza the Osama bin Laden video first comment,
okay, who says I don't even know if I'm saying
it right who says documentary like that lol then
someone wrote Seriously, and then another person
wrote weirdos and then of course Some woman who
has a profile picture who's a dog yeah, yeah,
she writes not everyone should have a podcast
I wrote not everyone should have a dog as a profile,
but my rule of thumb is if your dog is your profile
pick you're ugly and then my favorite Just pronounce
documentary the way it's supposed to be. Why
would you say it like that? Weird. All right.
All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on Danny say
that word Thank you. That's and don't don't say
it the way I say it how you would say it. Yeah
Thank you. That's how I said it. I probably will
say documentary That's that's the only other
option. I could stumble it that way. How did
you say it again? I said everybody's mad about
well and me on here I get excited so I was like
documentary probably, you know, but I said documentary
and I think they were so I so I read those comments
and I laughed because I don't give a shit but
then I started going but what they didn't correct
me What's what is it and I'm like the only other
option is what documentary right document? Would
you say documentary? Documentary. Well, that's
totally different Now, I don't know how to say
it. If my name was Terry I would want to be called
documentary one the trolls one I think they did
not everyone should have a podcast but listen,
uh If you're out there and you're watching or
listening write us a producer at growth mode
tech comm Send us your hate mail or send us a
video. It'll will turn into positive We will
we will but let us know how you're supposed to
say it because I think maybe is it a regional
thing I have said it both. No, I think you just
you just Pronounced it in a movie way now. I
hate it now. I just say doc people do watch the
doc Hold on. I'm trying to pull it up again.
I had it and I somehow lost it where to go. Oh
here. We go bin Laden's pizza Which that is still
a wild story it is pizza place I love how that's
what they focused on not the fact that there's
a fucking pizza place around the corner from
where a Terrorist was killed named after saying
Harris I I kind of sort of tip my head for them
paying attention, right? Look, I love it. I love
that they commented. Thank you. Thank you for
engaging. This is the master of the internet
and the craziness of these algorithms and these
things like this. The bulk of the comments and
the interaction on this story is about you pronouncing
a word in a goofy way. Yeah. Nobody even gives
a shit about selling pizza. Oh, Osama Bin Laden
pizza place? No biggie. Say the word right, weirdo.
There was a couple other comments that you kind
of glazed by that I want to. Oh, one fella says
they took a shot at you. Other guy can't stop
interrupting. Now, if you're not watching this
clip, the clip is predominantly Mike on the screen.
I'm off the screen. My comments. Do so. Hey,
I replied to this guy and said, it's called being
a co -host, right? Right. And it is give you
a name. I'm not going to get mad at this guy
because I don't know that there's complete falsehood
to his comment. But, and here's what I'm gonna
say. I think there's often times where we might
step on each other. Oh, all the time. And it's
not interrupting, but if we're not careful, and
I am definitely guilty of this. So am I. If I
throw something in, as you're still talking,
it doesn't come out great. So... Will appreciate
this guy even though he's snarky. He doesn't
actually give a fuck. He doesn't have a listen
He doesn't have a profile pic strike and your
comments null and void when you don't even have
the balls to have a profile pic But my point
is this is something that that we could potentially
do to improve and it's not Fuck him It's just
something in general that I think that we could
do so like the way we might be able to do that
is In both of us and it's a challenge as we're
going is kind of add and listen to pauses for
each other, right? And not necessarily like,
shouldn't we talk about this off the top? No,
no, I think this is great. Seriously, I think
this is great. No, it is good. How the sausage
is made type of stuff, right? I think it's just
a thing that any two people can do to improve
so that we both get the jokes out, right? Sure.
And we originally, we've tweaked this already
a little bit, and a lot of people don't know
behind the scenes, but we've changed some audio
settings and taken off some of the gate settings
and those behind the scenes. Basically, what
that means is they turn off some of the lower
background noise so you can hear crystal clear
who's talking. That results in me, when I say
a snarky comment, it doesn't even necessarily
come through. So it's not a high quality thing.
So we've changed that. But I think a further
improvement is, like I said, and I don't even
know the best way to do it. for both of us. I
don't want to make, you know, awkward pauses
and things of that nature. But I think we should
both keep in the back of our minds the best way
to give each other a spot to get a comment in
that doesn't step on each other. Well, first
of all, great feedback. You're absolutely right.
Here's the sad part. I don't think people realize,
including you, how much I have worked so hard.
At not interrupting. I have ADHD severely. So
one of the main symptoms you always interrupting
people I have worked so hard over the years at
mastering just listening like when you were talking
right there There's a million comments I could
have said yeah, and I I've learned to listen
and I want to listen That's great But in those
moments of excitement because this is organic
and because it's not scripted we both get excited
and we're firing comment Yeah, but I mean look
at the end of the day I don't think we do it
enough to where it I don't even know if we needed
to address it But I'm glad you did because it's
good. It's good Just like keep in the back of
our mind right, but fuck that guy. He doesn't
look if you have it No, I genuinely I agree with
you fuck that if you're if your profile pick
is a dog You're ugly and if you don't have a
profile pick none of your comments matter because
you don't even have the balls to admit This guy
his name is like King farter or something like
that listen He's completely irrelevant, right?
And this is how we're spinning this stuff into
a positive light is we're looking at this stuff
and forget what this clown said to make fun of
us. It's a good point to bring up something that
that helps us move forward. And I also think
it's important for people who, you know, we hear
about bullying on social media and I hate when
they use that word because it kind of makes it
sound childish and not that it's not a problem.
But what I mean is don't call it bullying. I'm
saying when people harass you. and troll you
on social media like we've been trolled. It's
a whole different thing, yeah. I think people
should look at it this way because it feels bigger
in the moment when someone really personally
attacks you. In that moment, for some people
it feels really, some people are good at just
being like, oh whatever, I don't care. Some people,
like myself, it might hurt and then I get over
it in 13 seconds and I'm like, wait, what am
I doing? but there are people out there that
really get affected by it. And you hear terrible
stories about that, but these people don't matter.
All you're hearing are people's thoughts. I've
talked about that a million times. And the other
thing specifically, and not to get too far off
topic, but the thing to keep in mind, anytime
you get a trolling and negative comment, a stranger
who just throws a negativity bomb at you that
has no value other than that, what you need to
understand is that's for them. That is them hurting
and them... Trying to you know use this as an
outlet to get that dopamine hit and make themselves
feel better about how shitty they are so a We
all want to immediately take this shit personal,
but we have to realize that it just comes from
a place of they got issues and they're probably
scrolling and They see it. They write it. They
don't even remember, right? I am certainly not
immune to making snarky comments on some random
No snarky comments. I will I will give you that
the difference is I do use my name and my real
profile. I don't have sock accounts. I don't
hide my shit. You can find all of that. And I'm
willing to pay the consequences for my obnoxiousness.
100%. That's the difference. Unlike this faceless
dude who said the other guy meeting me is not
funny at all. I do appreciate that he was able
to garner my entire personality from about four
seconds of a clip that I'm actually not even
featured. Really got a good chance to meet who
you are. This person who has no photograph or
anything, but has the year 1963 in their name.
What does that tell you? Boomer. Nothing wrong
with boomers. Just some. And then some other
guy that was just extra bent about your bizarre
pronunciation. Yeah. So yeah, back to that. The
whole purpose of bringing this up wasn't really
to talk about trolls. It was what is your opinion?
Maybe I'll put a poll up on our social media
after this. How do you say documentary? I'll
spell it out phonetically. Is it documentary?
Is it documentary? Is it documentary? Is it document?
I don't even know any other way. Yeah, I don't
I mean because guess what if they're right, and
I say it weird. I want to fix it I don't think
you have to everybody knew what you were saying
And for the record you were funny. I think you're
the one that made that clip funny I was just
stating what was there your reaction was fucking
hilarious. Yeah speaking of documentaries I've
been stuck on crime docs and and the Osama bin
Laden thing we talked about but dude It's been
a while since I found a show a scripted show
that I like And love or hate - Like a traditional
TV show? Just a traditional show, yeah, streaming
show. So, like music, these days I find that
every couple years, maybe within like six months
to two years, depending on the space, I find
a show that I am addicted to and I binge watch.
It's been a while and I found one. Yeah? What
is it? Dude, love or hate Shane Gillis, Tires
on Netflix is fucking awesome. I watched the
first season, I'm like, this is good. But knowing,
working in this world, I know that the first
season, especially these days, a lot more things
get green lit. First seasons don't have usually
the funding or the casting that you would get
if you get picked up for a second season. First
season's really good, lays the groundwork, it
was fine. And when I heard they got picked up,
I checked out season two, dude, in my opinion,
from the writing to the casting, the characters
they've created, the story, I love it. Yeah,
highly recommend tires on Netflix. Great. Great.
It's like it's like a Parks and Rec or office
about a tire shop called Valley Forge Automotive.
I'm only smirking because I feel like you've
been sleeping on this. I have. But to be fair,
season two just came out and they just started
promoting that so I could see why folks are picking
it up. They may have missed it previously. It
is great. It's like the thing that I loved about
it from the beginning of the first season is
it's a little bit mindless in the best kind of
way, like in the way comedy TV is supposed to
be. You're not dealing with some gripping dramatic
issues in some crazy subplot. It's just funny.
Dude, it's just funny. The characters are so...
The other part of it to me is the acting in it
is so... It's just natural. It borders on...
I genuinely wonder how much of that is ad -libbed.
Exactly. Which I think a lot of it is. I can
kind of pick up. Especially... Between Shane
and yes, what's the the manager the main guy?
Yeah, I blank on his I am too Either way interviews
with them and they are just like they are their
buddies first and foremost if people didn't know
that they didn't just come together for this
And they've obviously been comedians working
together. So but a lot of the shit a lot of those
scenes Like I feel you're just a couple of guys.
They are and you can tell called that a scene
a lot of its improv The other thing I love about
it good As much as they are playing characters
They've really found a way and this is what I
love about comedic actors when they do it right
is they found a way to capture their Personalities
and just magnify it a little bit. Yeah, you know
like yes, they're playing a character But that
is how Shane Gillis acts, you know in a stand
-up and and in interviews and things like that
And I don't know the lead guy But he I see I
saw him at Seth Meyers interview and he was he
was that dude. Yes, and it's just the storylines
that they've come up with. The characters are
hilarious. And the other part of it is if you've
ever been to an automotive shop, especially if
you've worked in one, it does capture exactly
what it's like to be at or work at a market.
So I love it. Tires on Netflix. Fucking it's
awesome. Did you know? I don't know that this
is really a spoiler. Did you know that one of
the the guest stars on that show? The gentleman
who was in the first season. I'm only on episode
six. Don't ruin it. I don't think he's already
came back in the second season. Needed a job.
The startup guy. You remember the startup guy,
the good looking, uh, kind of, uh, tall chiseled
rich kid dude. Did you know he ends up doing
coke? Yes. That guy, that's the episode I just
watched. Great episode. Did you know in real
life, he's an employee of Barstool Sports and
he had to like play hooky. To get out and go
record that he almost got canned from his full
-time job because he had to go record that episode
of tires I almost looked him up and then I forgot
Uh, but as I was watching I was like this guy's
hilarious. You gotta go look at some of that
stuff No way. Yeah. Yeah, it's it's it's amusing.
Yeah, but all of that like I said netflix I have
a little bit of a frustration with some of the
netflix shows because I feel like lately all
it's been showing me are these foreign movies
and shows that are dubbed and Like, some of them
are right, but others are, like, just a hair
off. You know, obviously, your lips don't necessarily
move with the translated language. Yeah. Right?
Yeah. And it's just enough that I can't... I
don't like it. I can't stand that. And, you know,
so when I find some of these things... And I
often find myself watching old shows and old,
you know, classics that are great. Like you said,
Parks and Rec and stuff. But to find a new...
It's always exciting when you find a new show.
You know, because you think... They got to make
more, though. They do. What is it? These eight...
Episode seasons yeah, you know I had a thought
about that too while I was watching it where
I thought I wonder if Shows don't sustain the
popularity like shows like the office did like
I feel like tires could be just as popular as
The office was I mean, I know that's that's saying
a lot, but or at least close If it was spread
out more, right? Because back in the day, you
had to wait a week to see the episode. I think
it's a matter of they don't have to anymore.
Well, that's right. But what I'm saying is in
the long run, I feel like shows are watched,
you know, condensed down, you watch it all at
once, you kind of forget about it and move on.
Whereas The Office lives on forever because you
watch an episode that you have a whole week to
talk about it with your buds, and then you watch
the next one. And it's strung out to where it's
like a long commitment. Well, keep in mind, you
know, traditional television was made to sell
advertisement. Correct. And so, obviously, you
want that new episode that draws that new audience.
Ideally, year -round. They never went year -round.
But, you know, ideally, as many as you want.
So that's why most of those shows had 20, 24
episodes. Right. Right. Because it was weekly
TV. And some of them even, like, on Paramount
and stuff, if you watch any of the, like, the
cop shows and stuff that are still on regular
NBC, you'll still get a huge number of episodes.
But these ones that are exclusively for streaming,
they're like, you know... We don't have to drag
this out. We don't have advertisers paying us
for eight months. We've got one chunk of change
and here's your, you know, six, eight, 10 episodes.
And now everybody hold on tight for a year and
a half for us to do it again. Exactly. I'm certainly
not asking to go back to that format because
look, there is no go. You can't fit the toothpaste
back in the tube, right? Like now that we can
binge watch episode, you know, I want to binge,
but I also want 20 to binge. There you go. That's
kind of where I'm at. It's my streaming demand.
Do you do you take your? Rating is I feel like
you don't as much as I'm psychic or psychic.
I'm psychic. I'm psychotic, but I'm also psychic.
What is that? I just had a stroke like no, I'm
I'm psychotic about Algorithms and about like
my personal so when I watch Netflix I make sure
that after I watch a show or a documentary I
give it one thumb two thumbs or a thumbs down.
I want Netflix to know exactly what I think because
I want the right recommendation Yes, I mean if
my kids sign into my account. I'm like no no
no back the fuck up and go into your account
I don't want cartoon showing up. I love cartoons,
but I'm I take my rating seriously I don't I
don't bother to rate them, but I do completely
understand everything else you're talking about
Yeah, I especially have that issue with Spotify
where my kids would use my account and then my
Spotify like recommendations Are like one of
the main reasons that I liked it because it would
push things that I either forgot about great
songs Or you know new ones that I would actually
like and then I randomly get mixed in, you know
Hamilton and oh nice fucking Shit that I don't
want to listen to from my children, but Something
happened something happened. Yeah This it's me
Mario bootleg ceramic thing that's a ceramic
Mario my friend that is Bought and paid for by
Danny Tripodi Danny. Do you want to this is like
some investigative journalism here? Danny was
standing in here this morning before we went
on that is like a felt it is like very pronounced
very sculpted, but And he goes oh, I forgot I
got something for you guys, and we're like that's
where he kills us Yeah, what's happening? He
left the room he comes back with this yeah, and
I immediately offered to give him ten dollars
more than what he paid for But there's quite
a story behind it Danny. Do you wanna? I feel
like it's your story to tell not mine Sure, yeah,
I met a guy in a parking lot Mario piggy bank,
and here he is. All right, great story. But in
reality, I was just so captivated after seeing
it, not in one place or two places, but three
different places around Syracuse. I was like,
what the hell is going on? Honestly, I thought
it was a plastic. Yeah, sure like I thought it
was maybe like from the side of the road. I thought
there were plushes quality. Yeah, like they're
just standing out in abandoned parking lots and
They're selling these copyright infringed characters
that kind of look like the thing. I think Mario
looks pretty good There was a Sonic that was
terrifying Sounds kind of terrifying anyway.
Yeah, so I just had to go and talk to the guy
and be like what's going on? Yeah And he just
didn't didn't really give you anything right
he didn't like he didn't wish was a second language,
okay? All right a little barrier there, and he
said this is a piggy bank made from Mexico He
pointed to the label on the top of his hat Yeah,
yeah, they they're just selling these Mexican
piggy banks. Yeah, so first of all it's glorious.
It's really well made But the reason we're bringing
it out is if anyone is listening or watching
And knows why the hell there are these pop -up
Mario ceramic piggy bank Parking lot sales going
on we would love to know again write the show
producer at growth mode tech comm Is that the
right email? Yeah? Yeah? And this is felt by
the way his like a spray on Text you want to
say what your theory was or do you not want to
say that on the air? Well, you know we can only
theorize weird container shaped objects from
Mexico might have multiple uses. We'll leave
it at that. Like they've been used for something
to get over here and now they don't need it anymore.
They served as a good container. And to be fair,
it's okay for you to make that assumption because
we have nothing to go on. Danny asked and the
guy was like, I don't know. Danny has been a
little extra hyper since he's been handling this.
You know, I did notice he had a puppet in his
step. Yeah. The funny part is, you know, it's
a piggy bank and I don't know if you could see
when I was holding up, but in the back there's
a coin slot. There is no empty. I was gonna ask
you for something. So if you put your life savings
into Mario here, you're gonna have to kill him
to get it out. And didn't you say Luigi? I read
somewhere, we looked it up and on Reddit someone
mentioned it and said Luigi was Mario just painted
like Luigi. It's an incredible thing. You know
what it reminds me of is you might have seen
in different places they sell like oriental rugs
and things like that. Yes. Some truck will be
set up in like the corner of a parking lot. What
I really like to know is Does the property owner
are they in on this? Do they approve this? Oh,
man Or do these fellas just find these plazas
that are owned by like out -of -state real estate
companies and things and be like I'm just gonna
set up shop until somebody kicks me out Let's
double down. Let's say right now. I'm being serious.
Yeah some dude walks in and says, hey, man, do
you mind if I sell ceramic Mario Brother piggy
banks in your parking lot, in this parking lot?
What would you say? Well, technically, I'm a
renter, so I don't even know that I could authorize
that. Let's say you own the building. But here's
the thing, though. It's funny. In that example,
I guarantee you that if somebody were to say
that, and I go, yeah, yeah, you can use one of
our parking spots, that would almost give them
a little insulation. If they could say, somebody
said we could be here. Sure. But I don't know.
I don't know. Well, here it is. Mario, let us
know. What the hell is going on? Because we love
it. And by the way, if Danny had come in and
been like, I drove by this place, they had ceramic.
I would have been pissed if he didn't stop. So
he did the right thing. He did. He did. Like
I said, from the road, I thought they were like
stuffed animals. I'm kind of blown away to see
what they actually are in real life. Yeah. It
is Tuesday News Day very quickly. I just I've
got to talk about a few things. This is pretty
cool. OK. You can keep Mario there if you want.
Danny, you want to throw up the picture of the
restaurant there, the tree? Check this out, dude.
Look at that. That's a restaurant? Yeah. So one
of the most magical restaurants in upstate New
York just opened for its short, sensational season.
The Blueberry Treehouse Farm is a storybook cafe
nestled among trees on a blueberry farm in western
New York. It reopened on January 6th, but it
only runs from early June to the end of October
if you want to get in. Every meal feels magical,
they say. In fact, it's 15 minutes from East
Aurora and about just under 30 from downtown
Buffalo. But it's awesome, man. There's a ton
of pictures on social media. It's got tables
that are sheltered by metal mushroom like umbrellas
to a spiral staircase and any indication of the
menu like what they might. I'm looking I couldn't
find. Oh, here you go. The blueberry. Treehouse
Farm serves small bites like charcuterie and
s'mores boards, along with paninis and artisan
pizzas named after trees. Its cafe also offers
drinks ranging from blueberry lemonade to blueberry
Moscato. Its casual and whimsical atmosphere.
Dogs on leashes are allowed. No reservations
needed. Diners place orders at the bar before
seating themselves and live music floats from
the cafe deck every Friday and Saturday. So if
you want to check it out on Instagram, TikTok,
all that Blueberry treehouse farm. I just thought
it was cool. Blueberry Moscato. I bet that's
pretty tasty. I love those places that talk about
the small bites. When you've got a mouth like
mine, everything is a small bite. Yeah, the other
guy just said that. Left me hanging on there.
What do we got coming up tomorrow? What do we
got? We got guests. We do have guests. I don't
remember who. We got more stories. Oh, I think
we have Dan Smalls on tomorrow. Is that right,
Danny? No? Who? Oh, Marie Adornado. Yeah. And
Dan Smalls later that day. So we have two guests
tomorrow. Dan Smalls, a promoter for dansmallspresents
.com, one of the biggest concert promoters in
New York state. And Marie Adornado, one of our
clients. Yeah. Because Marie said so podcast.
So it should be fun. Anything else? I don't think
so. I'm going to go and do some lines with our
ceramic friend here and. Bump it up, brother.
Mike Brindisi, Matt Mazur for Good News York
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