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Welcome back to Country Crimes.

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Our detective, Clutus Brown, has been on the case.

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He's narrowed it down to the last three suspects and he's about to do the question.

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Let's take a look. Now when you were at Darlene's trailer,

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I just gotta ask you, were you

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there eating crawfish with the rest of them? Yes or no?

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Now I wasn't there eating crawfish because I was too busy making my banana

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pudding. You know the one where I'm making it for the church potluck because you know

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I'm on the church board and everything and they asked me that they wanted me to

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make some banana pudding and at first I told them no because of my fiber of my

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algae and it just would tear me out. But I said yes because I just wanted to

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serve those people. So no I wasn't eating crawfish because I was using I was using

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all my time to make the banana pudding. Now let me ask you this, does that mean you

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were in the same kitchen in the trailer where they were all sitting there eating

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crawfish because that's only like two feet away? Now I don't know about no crawfish.

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All I mean is I just know about the Nilla wafers and banana pudding.

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Alright well listen now eating crawfish ain't a crime now but what is is the

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fact that there was somebody out there murdered in the back. Now that was the

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crime here. Now we know that y'all are all sitting there eating crawfish. Meanwhile

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that body was decomposing outside so we know it was one of you. Alright so I

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need you to either tell me what happened or I'm a book all three y'all. That's

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what's gonna happen. Hi I'm Micah and I'm Chris and this is the Donut Box

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podcast.

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So Chris how you doing man? We're creeping up on season two coming to a

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close almost a season three which is mind-blowing. That means we're almost to

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another whole year another whole year closed. I know we keep talking about

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that but that's a big feat. That is man and we want to thank all of our listeners

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those in Africa those in Malaysia those in Europe. Europe has been a big one for

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us over in Ireland the UK France Spain Russia also in Canada we want to thank

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our stateside people Florida Georgia Texas Virginia Pennsylvania where else?

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Up in Alaska all the way down the West Coast Washington Oregon California

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Nevada we really appreciate all our folks over in New Mexico you already

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said Texas but we got to love our folks in the Midwest up Iowa even South

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Dakota's got one now so hey man we're really growing so really appreciate it

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but yeah man you ready to get this thing started? Yep I'm ready to get it

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started. Alright so we can jump into our first segment which is the old-fashioned

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donut or a story from our past so Chris today we're gonna talk about some job

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interviews that we had in the past isn't that right? Yeah job interviews you gotta

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love them. Yeah so one job interview I want to talk about we'll start off with

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Chris's and I'll preface this one because I actually drove him out to this

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one because good friends like that like drive me out to the job interview I

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don't even remember why I drove you out there but I just remember it was a

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place there in Lubbock it was the country club there in Lubbock and I

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remember there was a dishwasher position and that was your first interview

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when we got to Lubbock wasn't it? Let me also put it into perspective for you we

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had also been in Lubbock for three days already at that point and I was already

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trying to get a job so I was on it boy this was like my second day third day I

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was just looking I applied got a phone call at the country club and I just

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remember that they were very uppity and I don't know why I didn't get the

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dishwasher job maybe because I dressed too nice going into the interview I'm

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not sure but it was at the country club and I was like you got a pretty mess

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get pretty messed up to not get a dishwasher job at the country club so I

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don't know what happened you know if I remember correctly I think they had a

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problem because you said that you didn't have availability on Sunday and I guess

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rich people got to have their food on Sunday that's probably what it was I

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said I can't work Sunday mornings because of church or something like that

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and then they were like yeah sorry about you I guess that's what it was I

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forgot about that yeah well it's probably good that you didn't like you said

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they were pretty uppity man I just remember pulling up in the parking lot

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and everybody was real snooty and we went in my truck and I had this Dodge Ram

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truck and like it wasn't a bad truck but you know it was a little rough around

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the edges a little older and I just remember the looks that we got of like

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oh boy definitely like oh there's the dishwasher kind of vibes it wasn't very

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cool but I just remember looking at that place and thinking man they got a full

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restaurant in there golf course and while dad's at the golf course it looked

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like there was a spa but then there was also I just remember there's a pool with

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like a big water slide and all sorts of stuff there too this big old nice pool

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you can see it from the outside I was like oh this place is pretty nice but I

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bet you it's expensive I bet you it's real expensive to be a member over there

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yeah I bet you it is you know what's ironic the fact that I was pretty adamant

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about not working Sunday mornings with most jobs and now I that's my prime time

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day is I work Sunday mornings because I'm a man of the cloth so how funny that

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works out yeah dreams do come true and you know you just do what you're working

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for and now you don't have to fight with jobs for that Sunday off so that's good

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but yeah man so I'll tell you what my first job experience or first job

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interview because well we kind of talked about it for a moment and we've talked

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about it in other episodes but you know Chris and I really wanted to get jobs

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quickly and it wasn't just about the money listen on the home front we were

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getting to work like dogs for free so we figured hey if we're gonna get work

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like dogs we might as well go to go to work and get actual jobs and so I'll

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tell you this much we went and my very first experience was right up the street

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at the tractor supply it was right up the street from my house and I thought

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alright and you know went in there and found the manager because at that point

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I had a very stupid philosophy when it came when it came to trying to get

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jobs right it was the you walk in there you find the manager and say I want an

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interview and you'd be persistent and demanding so this guy you know I found the

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manager I just remember he was on a phone with his like the first time I saw him

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he was on the phone and he had like his leg like leg up on a bag of like feed or

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something he was like on the phone he was like trying to look all important

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like yeah yeah and it was like nobody else was in the store and he's like yeah

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I'll interview you and so he like took me to the back right there and I remember

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he goes alright let me ask you a question it's like so this person comes in we

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have a lot of people that already know what they want so this person comes in

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and they say I want this pair of boots and they're walking out the door with it

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what do you what are you gonna do and I said well is there anything else like

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around or anything like that you know like what what else could I do it's like

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don't don't think about that it's like what would you do and I was like oh well

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I guess I would ask him you know or I asked him can I take it up to the front

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for you like you know do the customer service thing it's like wrong you ask

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him if they want laces you ask him they want boot polish you ask him if they

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want it's like but I asked you if there was anything else around like I don't

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know what else is there available you know like I don't I didn't know and he

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was just like he's just like yep you'd make a bad salesman you don't even know

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how to upsell and he like went on this whole thing about how like you know I

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would be a bad salesman and all this other stuff it was it was quite an

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interesting experience and that was I don't know it was like a 15 minute

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spiel I think he was just bored that morning I really do yeah what's funny is

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you actually turned out to be a really good salesman when you were at a boot

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corral so you turned out to be a really good salesman I think that job

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philosophy philosophy of you just go in there you walk in there you find the

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manager all that stuff I think that was passed down to you by your parentals in

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your I'll call them out I don't care but it was it was not they were like they

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were like yeah you want to just go to the job and you want to just tell them that

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you want a job you don't need to apply or nothing so I wanted to work at like being

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law enforcement so I went down to the county jail and I went up to the like

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receptionist lady and I was like hey can I speak to someone about getting a job

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and she was like well did you fill out an application and I was like no and she

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was like well you need to fill out an application online or no one's gonna talk

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to you and I was like I can't just talk to a supervisor right now and she was like

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no need to fill out a job application I was like okay cool they'll so that's the

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moment where I knew that theory or philosophy was a hogwash yeah no I

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completely understand there was one and this was when I was trying to break into

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the IT industry I actually got kicked out of a place just for like showing up

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because it was so I'm not gonna lie I was a little desperate for a job and I was

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you know taking advice and it was like no you just got to go in there be

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persistent and so the thing is most most places nowadays and especially like the

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IT job I was looking at were call centers right call centers if you've ever

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been in them they have a security desk at the front and they have a locking door

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for a good reason right you you don't want those people in danger and stuff

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like that because of some you know things of the nature of the calls are

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taking it's pretty much like you you know you're not getting past the secretary

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pretty much unless you have an appointment or you actually have a job

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interview or something's going on and so I just remember being like yeah and it's

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just like I'm gonna sit here and wait and they're like okay well we'll just call

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security then and have you escort it out it's like yep that job philosophy does

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not work it's not no oh just be persistent no that's not how that works

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they'll just kick you out but uh yeah those were interesting times I ended up

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getting a job at the local breakfast place I started out as a busboy and well

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since it's not called that anymore we could say the name of it in the past oh

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the egg and I yeah it changed to a different name but yeah yeah the new

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name's kind of dumb I'll be honest with you and then ended up from there I ended

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up getting the job at boot corral we all know the stories with that but yeah

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interesting times when we first got there that that manager was pretty dumb

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and I'm very glad that I didn't get the job there because he actually sounded a

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little worse than the manager we had at boot corral he sounded like he was a

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piece of work to deal with well cool deal man we are gonna segue into our next

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segment which is the jelly doughnut and that's our jail report so Michael what

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do you have for us oh we got some dumb dumb dumb criminals we got to love those

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this was actually a jailbreak the first one we're gonna talk about so there's a

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jailbreak that didn't go as planned there was this it was actually a female

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inmate in Ohio and they were initially arrested for breaking into an 85 year

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old's home and assaulting them at gunpoint so of course they're waiting

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for trial in jail and they tried to escape and surveillance video shows the

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suspect standing on a chair and wiggling through the ceiling before falling

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back down through the ceiling pretty much what happened they found a way into a

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air vent like above in above their cell and was able to crawl up into the

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ceiling and was trying to crawl their way to freedom but the air duct at a

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certain point wasn't strong enough to wasn't strong enough to hold them and

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they fell through and died down two stories so they tried to do the whole

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diehard thing yes they did and didn't think about the fact that those air ducts

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are pretty dang thin and spots yeah it for those of you don't know it's like

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that's in pretty thin metal like in some points where it joins and things at

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school but where it's been going along there like on the ceiling like that I'm

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sure it's pretty pretty thin and pretty crazy so they got charged with escape

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charges for escape and then destruction of property as well few years on to that

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lovely so the next one a Michigan man was caught by cops because he apparently

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urinated on a police car in Florida oh yeah heard about this you heard about

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that one so apparently yeah the defendant was taken into custody he

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relieved himself on a bumper of a search and squad car in downtown st. Petersburg

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Florida he was really uncooperative during questioning he pleaded guilty and

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was freed and posted a bond but pretty much what ended up happening they took

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yeah that's that's pretty that's pretty crazy man how they can find somebody

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based on that but apparently had warrants in Michigan too so they'll be peeing

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they'll be peeing on cars you can try not to get caught by somebody especially

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not cop cars I'm sorry I just when you said st. Petersburg Florida I know this

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is a rabbit hole and my mind is going so many different places but it reminded

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me of your Milo's character Micah used to have this Milo's character who was

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Russian and always say you would always say I am from st. Petersburg not st.

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Petersburg Florida st. Petersburg Russia and it was always any time I hear

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st. Petersburg I think of the Milo's character yeah that's a that's a gym

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from the past there sorry we took a little detour I'm sorry yeah no worries

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no worries I totally get where that would come out though all right so here's

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the next one a man wearing a vulgar t-shirt it says dumb ass on the shirt

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was arrested after a stolen car chase so this was in Alabama and pretty much

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there was a multi-state car chase and the accused car thief was so pretty much

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there was a multi-state car chase and he was wearing this shirt that's literally

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said dumb ass across it and they knew about it so they knew this guy had

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stolen the car and basically they found in the next morning and they were

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arrested at a local Wendy's in Georgia but apparently the car was stolen in

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Alabama and they crashed it so apparently they crashed the car and they

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crashed it into a store and then they went to Wendy's afterwards so basically

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the t-shirt was a self-fulfilling prophecy about the guy I think it's funny

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is they have a picture here of them standing in the Wendy's as they're

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arrested with the with the sweatshirt and everything so yeah I don't know why

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you'd wear a dumb ass sweatshirt and you know continue to wear it because they

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they know who to look for at that point you know who needs that sweatshirt

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red for red foreman off of that 70s show he always used to say that all the time

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so there was a Bronx man who was wanted by New York police and was arrested in

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Pennsylvania or Pennsylvania after he was found locked in the trunk of a car so

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this guy was discovered in a challenger by an employee of an auto auction and so

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apparently this car rolls into an auto auction and the guy from the auction

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opens the trunk to take a picture there's a guy in there oh wow and so they

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freaked out because the guy in the trunk wasn't moving a whole lot and you know

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no telling how long he had been there because the whole auction you know

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process however long that had been so the auction is about 90 miles west of

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Philadelphia so you got to think like this too was from New York so this guy

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was wanted for drugs weapons charges and all that and then so once they kind of

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nursed him back to health at the hospital he was apparently extremely

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uncooperative and refused to identify fingerprints at first but was forcibly

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taken and they forcibly took him and yeah they found it was him and he's not

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sharing how he got into the trunk of the car and how that happened you never know

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trunk chicken and trunk hostages way to go so here's another one this is our

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last one for now a Florida man got a little Florida man a Florida man is

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wanted by the cops as he tried to throw them off by placing a big sign out of

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his house that says Johnny Yates does not live here so it didn't work so the guy

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was wanted by the Sheriff's Office on aggravated battery a false imprisonment

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in tampering charges false imprisonment how do you charge somebody for false

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and I guess he got somebody else put jail let's see so they showed up at this

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guy's house and the afternoon on a tip and when they showed up and this was

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this was what it says in the report when deputies arrived on the scene they

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noticed a note on the dry erase board in front of the window saying Johnny Yates

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does not live here and and so then the cops basically were like so does that

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make you think like even in the report it says gee a dry erase board should we

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even believe it and that's what the cops wrote down it's kind of crazy the

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deputies questioned people like leaving the house and they confirmed that the

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guy was in fact inside and so they end up getting them out but it took a hostage

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situation and there was all this fugitive talk and all this other stuff

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but yeah it all started off with a dry erase board saying this guy doesn't live

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here but he does pretty much they smoked them out of the house like they use

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what was called surrender smoke have you ever heard of that before yeah well that

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guy was very self-incriminating so guess he was yes just put a thing is like he

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does not live here like yes that really is gonna make the police go oh yeah let's

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just turn around and go home that's not you know yeah oh what a dumb criminal

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yep absolutely alright man boy that was the that was the jail report you ready

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move on let's do it all right so we're gonna go to our next segment which is

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the donut hole and boy we like quizzes don't we yeah we love quizzes so I'm

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gonna put you through a 10 question quiz here and see how well you know and I

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don't I don't know if I didn't know some of these so we'll see it's about sports

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teams moving so this is baseball basketball football you know relocating

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to different different areas the country do you think you know former teams and

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where they might have moved from I'm sure baseball for sure but maybe some of

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the other ones not so much we'll see we'll see all right man so the very first one

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it's a pretty easy one what city did the LA Dodgers play in before they went to LA

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was it Brooklyn Miami San Antonio or Newark New Jersey it was the Brooklyn

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Dodgers that's correct it was the Brooklyn Dodgers and then they sold out and

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went to California all right next question so what year and this might be a

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little bit more difficult what year did the Vancouver Grizzlies move to

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Memphis so now they're the Memphis Grizzlies in basketball was that 1999 2004

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1993 or 2001 that's a little hard one

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let me think about that I'm gonna go with 1993 it was actually 2001 so here's

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another one and this is hockey so I don't know if you know hockey at all not

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really so the Phoenix coyotes what was the formerly former version of that team

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the Phoenix coyotes was it the Atlanta roosters the Quebec Nordics the Winnipeg

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Jets or the Victoria Bison I'm just gonna go with C Winnipeg Jets that is

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correct and actually was the Winnipeg Jets and they moved to Phoenix in 1996

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you weirdly enough and I don't know how I know this but did you know Atlanta used

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to have a hockey team and they were called the Atlanta thrashers you remember

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them yeah I I thought they were still around no no no they moved to Winnipeg

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and became the Winnipeg Jets like the second version of them it was like while

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we were still living there they moved back the NBA's team the Philadelphia 76ers

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used to be which team was that the Miami Swordfish the Austin Twarrows the

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Fort Wayne Flyers or the Syracuse Nationals you know who used to be the

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76ers before they became the 76ers I'm gonna go with Syracuse is it Syracuse

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that's correct it was the Syracuse Nationals you don't pretty good don't

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pretty good I'm just guessing to be honest with you I'm like Syracuse is kind of

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alright so maybe you'll know this one what year did the Oakland Raiders move

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from LA to Oakland initially now they're the Las Vegas Raiders but when did

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when they move from Los Angeles to Oakland what year was that was that

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1997 1994 the year 2000 or 1988 I'm gonna go with 1994 yeah you're right it was

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1994 so the Oakland Raiders were actually there from the 60s to the 80s as

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well then moved to LA alright which one of these NBA teams has never moved cities

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before is it the New Orleans Hornets which are now the New Orleans Pelicans

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the Sacramento Kings the New York Knicks or the Los Angeles Clippers I'm gonna

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go with the New York Knicks that's correct yeah the Knicks have never moved

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all the rest of the teams have moved but the Knicks have never moved alright so

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we're moving right along which team did the Quiddurpeg or the I'm sorry Quebec

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Nordics become in 1996 and this is another hockey question is it the Minnesota

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Wild the Florida Panthers the Chicago Avalanche or the Dallas Stars I'm gonna

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go with the Dallas Stars because Chicago Avalanche is a thing now is the Colorado

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Avalanche yeah that's what I'm saying so my my guess is the Dallas Stars no it's

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actually Ron the Nordics became the Colorado Avalanche in 1996 you said Chicago

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Avalanche that's what you know I said no you literally said Chicago Avalanche

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that's why I didn't guess it well I'll tell you what we got the we got the audio

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evidence of what I said I think it's probably the technical difficulties to

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it's going up we'll blame it on that but anyways Colorado Avalanche alright so

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the very next one what was the last NBA team to move was it a the Seattle

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Supersonic was it B the Charlotte Bobcats was it C the Vancouver Grizzlies or

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was it D the Charlotte Hornets I'm going with the Seattle Supersonic I gotta

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tell you you correct because that happened in our time and they became the

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Oklahoma City Thunder exactly I knew as soon as you said it I was like I bet it's

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the Seattle Supersonic good job there alright next one where was the

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Baltimore Ravens previously located so where did they come from was that a the

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Cleveland Browns be Salt Lake City C Portland or D Toronto well we know what

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a Toronto because I wouldn't know NFL teams in Canada Salt Lake or Portland I'm gonna go with or Cleveland

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hmm I think I'm gonna go with Cleveland that is correct so did you know there was

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actually two iterations of the Cleveland Browns Cleveland Browns we see now is

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actually the second version of them the first version of the Cleveland Browns

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they actually moved to 1995 and guess who their coach was at the time Bill

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Belichick did you know that I didn't know that at all apparently the fans in

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Cleveland like burning merchandise and and my hanging little figurines of the

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owner and Bill Belichick because they were all pissed that they were moving and

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then a few years later Baltimore won a Super Bowl and Cleveland still never

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has yeah Cleveland's all salty about Baltimore but yeah so that was the

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teams relocated oh I'll throw one more in there just just for kicks and giggles

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why not were you gonna ask about the Houston Oilers is that what you're gonna

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ask about no I can I can though okay which team did the Houston Oilers become

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and this is ad hoc the Tennessee tight yeah and then the Texans came later on

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yeah there was there were some other interesting ones out there yeah oh are

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you happy that the Rangers won the the World Series it's pretty crazy was their

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first one you know what's actually interesting they said that AI predicted

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that the Rangers would win so they said like when the final four teams were in

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the like playoffs they were they asked AI to create like a picture of the team

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that's winning the World Series and they created the team they said it was the

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Texas Rangers so I'm like hmm did was this rigged that's a conspiracy theory

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that is a conspiracy theory just like we talked about a idea to slow down AI

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needs to stop writing a script for a lot of this stuff too I mean Taylor Swift

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Travis Kelsey that's an AI rigged thing if I've ever seen yeah man you ready to

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move into some improv or actually what fries my donuts I bro listen it's been a

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week I'm trying to skip segments and stuff over here that's crazy all right

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now what fries my Chris besides me trying to skip segments what fries your

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donuts man dude I'm telling you and I know that we maybe talked about this

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last year but I am getting sick and tired of y'all y'all putting Christmas too

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early I love Christmas hear me out I am not a Grinch I love the Christmas season

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I love it I love everything about Christmas but literally we it's like we

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just glaze over Thanksgiving and you know what I saw somebody post it made me

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it made me really mad when I saw that it was a it said to all the Grinch's out

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there Thanksgiving is a day Christmas is a season so you should get over it and

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it's like bro like Thanksgiving should be a season to like we should we see

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that's the problem with us we just be jumping too much into the commercialism

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into the Christmas and we don't spend enough time being thankful yeah I think

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everybody's lost the Thanksgiving spirit you know there's enough movies about

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all people losing the Christmas spirit no no no we need a Thanksgiving movie that

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reminds everybody the spirit of Thanksgiving that's what I think trash can

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presents the reason for the season Thanksgiving here's the thing too bro like

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and I swear it is happening early and earlier like my wife said she had to

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set up Christmas like even before Halloween and so it's like it's getting

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to that point where like Christmas is bleeding into like October now and I

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don't like that I'm like it's a season like wait your turn it's like we can't

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even enjoy the fall season no more because y'all are like oh yeah let's go to

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Christmas let's go to Christmas and then you know what Christmas ends up

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becoming a time of stress for people because they're like oh I gotta get the

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best gift I gotta get the best crit Christmas present I gotta make all the

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Christmas snacks I gotta make sure I take the family pictures with the magic

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pajamas and it's like stressful and it's like I love Christmas don't get me

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wrong but I think we need to go back to a season of Thanksgiving and that's

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that's the problem with us now I'm not crazy about the Thanksgiving food at all

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but I love the time of Thanksgiving of coming together and just like thinking

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and thanking like God for the year yeah and we've kind of talked about I'm gonna

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go back to the food for for just a second I know we've talked about

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Thanksgiving food but which which parts of Thanksgiving food just kind of fry

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your donuts of like why does everybody like this the cranberry relish the

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stuffing you don't like cranberry sauce the stuffing I'm not a fan of turkey the

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giblet gravy yeah I love I like turkey but it's not like if we don't have

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turkey I'm not gonna be upset like I'm really what about ham you like ham yeah

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I'm like for me I'm like Thanksgiving should be I feel like should we make

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this food just for the sake of it maybe but I'm like what if your family decided

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like hey we're gonna go to Thanksgiving and we're gonna make our own

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Thanksgiving food and like this is gonna be our tradition like I don't think

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there'd be anything wrong with that I'm down with that no not at all do whatever

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you want to do I mean I I think the idea of having like a pot roast on

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Thanksgiving's cool or you know whatever right there's all sorts of cool stuff you

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can make on Thanksgiving but yeah I was just digressing for a second but yeah I

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that is the hard part is Christmas has become yeah you're right Christmas is

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very commercialized very stressful and it becomes a stressor for for a lot of

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people I mean it's always kind of a stressful time for retail workers but

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it's especially become extra stressful because just like Chris is talking about

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you're having to set up earlier and earlier and earlier and not just that

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but I was even in the story the other day and people were getting mad it's like

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Christmas is right right in the corner why don't you have this stock then it's

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like listen it at the time it was October it's like listen I know you're

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trying to get the best deals and you're trying to already get things you know

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squared away for Christmas but I've also feel like tell me if I'm wrong Christopher

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but I feel like it's a thing now to it's not just like bragging like oh I got all

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my Christmas shopping done early it's almost like a like I'm gonna shove it

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in people's face I've heard that so much of like oh I've already got most of my

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Christmas shopping done it's like yes we bro it's August like I mean that's fine

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but you know really you know that's cool but I don't know tell me if I'm wrong

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on that I don't know man I I think so too I just enjoy like the I love the

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tradition part of Christmas like getting to be with family and doing your own

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traditions and doing the fun things and I think that's what I like most about

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Christmas not necessarily like having to go Christmas shopping and doing all the

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Christmas part like I just enjoy like doing traditions and being together but

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like I said man it's Thanksgiving bro and it's like Thanksgiving should not just

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be a day it should be a season like I I fully believe that yeah absolutely and

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you know I'm just saying may your Thanksgiving season be full of the

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trash can traditions that we love like watching Jerry Springer on repeat and

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you know making your own food and having time with family but we can save that for

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our Thanksgiving special are we gonna watch Jerry Springer on Thanksgiving you

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bet we are you bet we are I was like especially because we got I'm not gonna

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advocate for other streaming services but we have another free streaming service

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where you can Jerry Springer so yes yes we we're definitely going to be watching

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Jerry Springer all right well cool deal man well I'm ready to go into improv if

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you are oh yeah I'm ready to all right man so let's move into our improv

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segment and we're gonna do our mystery donut so let me we've kind of haven't

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done this one in a bit it's our ABC game we're basically we're going to tell

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tale but we have to do it and start it off with each letter of the alphabet as

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the next one goes so Chris do you have a scenario or something that we can go off

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of I do but you can you can change it if you don't like it I think it's probably

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probably because I've been watching a lot of hell's kitchen but on a cooking

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show on a cooking show okay all right man you want to start you want me to

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start sure sure all right I'm sorry an apple what in the heck am I gonna do with

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an apple basting the turkey is very important to make sure that we win this

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cooking challenge culinary is genius and I am a culinary genius do you see the

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scallops are burning right now can you go take care of that except I'm over here

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being sous chef so I got time to do all that frankly I don't really care what

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you're doing I need to make sure that those scallops are not burning get out

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of my face with that crap I really don't want to hear it how the heck did you even

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get on this cooking show you've never cooked in your life I am a culinary

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genius I said it already just because you have the gift of gab and you're good at

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sucking up doesn't make you a certified chef kill me now am I gonna have to hear

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this the whole freaking time listen if you don't get it together you're not

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gonna have to hear this the whole freaking time because we're gonna vote you

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off Mikey I'm sick and tired of your crap I think you need to go back to your

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corner and not even you know go go work on whatever you're working on your pine

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nuts or whatever I think you need to get out of my face or what what are you

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gonna do please just help me get the scallops up there so that I don't burn

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them quit your crap that's all I have to say I'm sick and tired of it just click

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your crap really you're sick of my crap well you've been having to deal with

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your bird salmon all day and you can't even boil water salmon salmon we're

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going back to the salmon are we no no no week that was your fault cuz you're

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asking for all 90 things I'm one person here I'm one freaking person tell me

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that you're not just letting the salmon burn tell me it differently tell me that

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you can cook unless you can prove I'm burning the salmon I'm not burning any

424
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salmon that's on you very barely I say unto you get out of my kitchen what were

425
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you trying to do speaking King James version x-rays or what you are gonna

426
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need if you don't get out of my face because I gotta bust your skull you're

427
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very lucky you're very very lucky that's all I have to say to you Zoinks the

428
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scallops are burning there's a fire so you you always use like the xylophone or

429
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you do zebra and I'm like that's what I was laughing about with the xylophones

430
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I was like yep he took that one out of my book I said x-rays I made it I made

431
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it work I was like I think I've said x-ray if you do but yeah x and z are very

432
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hard like it's there's very limited words and then you have to fit it in real

433
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quick side story so in elementary school I knew this girl and her name was Jamaica

434
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but it was spelled with an X it was spelled like X a Y MCA and like nobody

435
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knew how to say her name but it was like she was like my name's Jamaica and I was

436
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like okay but there's an X here that don't that don't go together but whatever

437
00:36:07,840 --> 00:36:12,720
yeah there's plenty of name stories that we could tell from from our past I will

438
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say this it's on to our positive advice which is our so Chris I think I went

439
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first last week so I'm gonna let you go first this week what what you got for us

440
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yeah so I know this sounds a little repetitive from what we've said before

441
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but there are different seasons in life right like sometimes there are seasons

442
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of really grinding and then there's seasons of like you need to rest and

443
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like just let your work rest because sometimes I just feel like you know what

444
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I got to be grinding all the time but like when you think about planting or

445
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cooking right you got to take a minute to like let those things rest or it's

446
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not gonna be like fully developed right or like your car you know like if you

447
00:36:52,320 --> 00:36:57,240
drive it too hard and too long you got to like let it rest and so it's okay to

448
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let things rest and if you're in a season of where you're not feeling

449
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productive like it's okay to sometimes let the work rest and just say you know

450
00:37:05,240 --> 00:37:08,680
what I've been grinding and grinding and grinding but you know what I'm gonna

451
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let this thing kind of take its course for a season and then I'll get back to

452
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grinding so you don't want to grind so hard that you just like max it out or

453
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burn it out you know yeah I totally get you which is great mine is it's also

454
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really really easy in certain moments too it's kind of on the opposite front of

455
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when you are tired when you are weary of taking shortcuts I'm just gonna advise

456
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not to take shortcuts when you're when you're really tired and it's it's

457
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especially present I'm trying to think of a good example but just like at the

458
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house you know sometimes like I'll put it to oh there was there's a good example

459
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like last week I was real tired so I put took the garbage out right but I

460
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didn't tie it up all the way I guess I just missed it or whatever right and

461
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animals got all into it and there was a garbage all over the place right and if

462
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I would have just taken a little bit of extra time and you were guilty of it

463
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right but it's easy you know it's easy to talk about it with small

464
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things but in big things too it's when you're doing work or even there's been

465
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a few times when I'm editing videos or something like that where you're like man

466
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I could leave that part off and it's like no clean up that little edge you know

467
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what I mean just clean up that little edge it's good to you know it's good for

468
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yourself because at the end of the day you you think about it and be like man I

469
00:38:34,080 --> 00:38:39,480
know I gave it a hundred percent but I got it exactly the way I want it so I

470
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just encourage you to you know not take shortcuts even if it is like man I'm

471
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tired and you probably do deserve to rest sometimes but even sometimes cleaning

472
00:38:48,440 --> 00:38:53,640
up those extra little bits will will help you even more I don't know it helps

473
00:38:53,640 --> 00:39:00,000
me but if you need to rest rest those shortcuts will always come back they'll

474
00:39:00,000 --> 00:39:04,000
always catch up with you because then you have to do twice the work most of the

475
00:39:04,000 --> 00:39:09,760
time it'll come back at one point or another but yeah man it's been a good

476
00:39:09,760 --> 00:39:16,560
show TV trash can calm you've uploaded some new flight videos and helicopter

477
00:39:16,560 --> 00:39:22,080
videos so go check those out right yeah so believe it or not the flight video I

478
00:39:22,080 --> 00:39:26,560
did it's less than a week up and it's our highest-grossing video on YouTube

479
00:39:26,560 --> 00:39:33,880
that's that's great have nerds unite over on our channel apparently so yeah what

480
00:39:33,880 --> 00:39:38,640
do you think about that Chris hey I love it it's not my jam but it is some for

481
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some people and apparently there's a very big community so I'm like you know

482
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what you know got a cater to the fans that's what I said I'm just I'm just

483
00:39:47,680 --> 00:39:51,920
saying if anybody's out there looking to sponsor me traveling and making flight

484
00:39:51,920 --> 00:39:59,360
vids and you can help me quit my job you know yeah hook a brother out but anyways

485
00:39:59,360 --> 00:40:06,200
we're towards that trash can travel hashtag trash can travel now but we

486
00:40:06,200 --> 00:40:09,960
really appreciate you guys yeah go check out the website man it's been real fun

487
00:40:09,960 --> 00:40:15,920
we've been having a good time lately traveling different places and yeah it

488
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was awesome having a podcast in person last week man too that was great yeah

489
00:40:19,480 --> 00:40:25,120
it was great it's always good when we get to do it live but you know takes me

490
00:40:25,120 --> 00:40:30,880
back to our first stage the guest bedroom yeah absolutely absolutely and just like

491
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hey you know wind up across from each other it's I'm not gonna lie to you it

492
00:40:35,560 --> 00:40:39,440
is a lot easier like even tonight you may even notice some nuances in this

493
00:40:39,440 --> 00:40:43,920
episode because you know we had some technical difficulties talking back and

494
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forth it's always fun when that stuff happens have fun

495
00:40:47,480 --> 00:40:52,520
sarcastically but we always make it work so it's always you always kind of think

496
00:40:52,520 --> 00:40:57,200
back like man it'd be nice if you were in person but you know one of these days

497
00:40:57,200 --> 00:41:03,080
again when this thing makes millions we'll be we'll be podcasting from from

498
00:41:03,080 --> 00:41:08,640
poolside or something from the mansion yeah man so well I think it's time to

499
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take this doughnut box out to the trash and I'm like it and this has been