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two friends. We got our boy Peter. He's gonna be telling people the
NFL draft. Yeah. I heard that he's going to the NFL Draft.
Yeah, because hey can get some cards. Yes, okay, gotta get
him some stuff. We gotta get him some things. And he also wants
to announce the Bill's second pick, Greg Connors may have to fight him on
that, so we may have a cage match nice on day two. How's
he gonna be get? Is he know anybody that can make that happen?
I don't think so. Just choking all right, But that would be cool.
It would be very cool. But usually, like if you get if
you're a fan, you probably have some ailment or something hardship in your life.
So then they give you a jersey and they let you make the pick.
Yeah, that's usually how it works. It is usually how it works.
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there. So, Danny, the last time you left us, yeah,
you were going to do a gig at the Moose Club in Churchville. Not
just any Moose that's true. In Churchville. What was this is the mecca
of Moose Club? What was that? Now, I've been to an Elks
Club within the last almost exactly a year ago. I was at an Elks
club a year ago to the day. The Elks Club is that like a
Polish thing or something. I don't know what the Elx Club, No,
I don't think so. I grew up at your Chacolate County where Dunkirk,
New York. They had like a club for every ethnic group. Okay,
so all they do here they have the Italian Club. Okay, they have
the High Bernia Club for the Irish. There's I don't think there's a club
house though. Okay, alright, So back home, like you had your
Monocuco or the Monis they called because they can pronounce Montachuco club. It's it
was a Polish club. Then you had Then you had your Puerto Rican Social
Club. Then you had your Cuban social club. Sometimes they would mingle,
sometimes they wouldn't. Okay, what the Puerto Rican and the Cuban Chautauqua County,
Yeah, oh yeah, Dunkirk, then you had yeah, Schatocka County's
got a huge Puerto Rican population. Then you had then you had the Aqua
Villa Post. So okay, so it spelled like aqua velvet. Yeah.
So anytime an Italian American died in World War Two they name a VFW post
after them. That's like a tradition. Same thing in Silver Creek. So
you had where I grew up. So they had the Aqua Via posts,
which were the Italians who fought in World War Two had their own club.
And then you had your mouse your elks. Did they all draw a Oh?
Yeah? I think some people were like you had to be multiple members
of multiple there's a lot of handshakes to remember though. So, and then
you had your freemasons right to tell me about So what did your father belong
to anything? No, he didn't believe in any of that stuff. He
didn't believe it. But just like there's social clubs anymore, they're just drinking
clubs. Well, yeah, but you pay up one feed, you drink
cheap booze. You do. And but there's a social club. You get
to hang out, you get to know people. There's a point now where
like all these vfws don't even have people who fought or were even in the
military. Good well, I mean good in that there wasn't war, bad
in that there died off. Yes, uh, all right, So tell
me the Moose club you went to. So this guy named was he calls
himself, was great guy. He has was fest every year. Okay,
and he happened to at the So you walk in, so I want I
want to meet Yeah, he's a great time. I would like to meet
one awesome dude. He had his own hats made up for this. They
were billy they were actually not actually they were raffling off wats hats and these
were these weren't just any hats. These were like premium hats that you would
buy it like a buckle store. I mean, these were cool hats,
trucker hats with leather. It's like those Max hats that we have for Max.
Uh And so okay, and I asked for what they said, No,
we ran out door. We're gonna get know the shipment in I'll put
you on the list. I'm like, okay, cool, because I wanted
to. Now I was part of Watsfest and you walk it. There's two
doors. One says the Moose Club, the one says Moose Club. Only
Watsfest used other door because so apparently most of these people weren't part of the
Moose Club. No, they just used the Moose Club as a venue.
It's a venue for Watsfest. I was like, so the Moose Club didn't
have anything going on in their main ballroom? Yes, yes, right?
Was it a big ballroom that was huge at the Moose Club. Yeah,
it looks like you could probably have like a few like independent wrestling like events
in it. All right, lot of steel chairs. Okay, so yeah,
but I mean we we get up there, we're the we're the fourth
pain end up. How many people are at Wazfest at the Moose Club,
I'd say about two hundred people. Two hundred people. Yeah, that's a
nice size wedding. Yeah, it's a nice size wedding. It was,
and everybody stayed a lot of motorcyclists clubs, different clubs. Oh yeah,
everybody stuck around. Yeah, oh, yeah, absolutely good people. Yeah,
great people. Everybody was awesome And did you get to see the rest
of the Moose? So I walked her out. Now, there is this
one room where you can't go in unless you're like in the hierarchy of the
Moose, of the Moose Clubs, which I understand that you have to be.
Can't be an al. That's where the holy High Holies go, the
high Holy Moose. So you can't go in there. They even have not
an emergency exit, not no admittance. Okay, you have to have your
antlers. So and I'm like, what are they shit? And you gotta
go at that time of year. So the other side is like, was
that So was this bar with like just the regular Moose people who were like,
yeah, I'm just here to Saturday after Now did they have the like
is the hierarchy of the Moose Knuckle Club? It could be like it may
it may be Moose knuckle uck in. Well you're a Moose knuckler. Yeah,
we've been around for a couple of years. Right, it depends on
how many knuckles knuckles team. Yeah, he's a seven knuckle shuffle. So,
yeah, we played this Moos club. It's in Churchville. It's in
Churchville. So we play this, and my wife goes. My wife grew
up out there near there, because I know exactly where you people are playing.
I'm like, okay, So we get up there to play, and
we tore the house down, all right, Awesome tore the house to look
at this. I had a motorcyclist, Hey, are you familiar with the
I won't say the name of the organization because they could they could change their
mind after they hear this, but they go, hey, are you in
that band? I looked at my buddies in the club, this is our
band, Like, Awesome. Gave me his information. He wants us to
be the official band of this motorcycle club. We're gonna be having events at
this Moose Club, at the Moose Club. Yes, so they we're gonna
team up with the Moose Club and we're gonna have events. We want you
to be our house band. Nice. Yeah, all right, that's awesome.
So now we have affiliation. Okay, so now you know we got
a connection. You won't say what the motorcycle club is. No, no,
because I don't want you know. I understand, but I hope I
get like a leather jacket or maybe a patch. Tell me more about you
know what, No one's gonna mess with me. Does the Moose Club have
a big moose or anything like? You know what? I was expecting that
No moose anywhere? Not a moose like like uh pictures, yeah, and
carvings the wood. Yeah, but no, no big moose, no big
moose. Head find not the talking moose? Aid what was the restaurant that
had the talking gosh? Yeah, was that a black ass? No?
It was something like that though it was it talking? Not not? Was
it? Was it the Outback? Did the Outback? Man theyve been the
Outback have the uh or something like that had a moose that would every once
in a while that it would go on the wall and the head would start
going. Oh but no, no talking moose. But yeah, welcome to
the Moose Club. We got but we had like we got some could join
the Moose Knuckle Club. So we got a few, got a few paying
gigs out of this. Yeah. So yeah, I mean people are like
like they were like loving us afterwards. So what happened? Do the other
bands get jalous? I probably? Yeah? Now I think, well,
uh, the band that went before us, I think everybody left or they
if they stuck around, they did say yay, great job, you know,
and I'm like, thank you, Praise the Lord. And then afterward
then the following band was called the Silver Streak, and they were and they
were really talented too so and they end up closing out the night. They
got all the light effects they had that they took them. They turned the
lights out for them and then gave them all the special effects and everything,
and they had like a saxophonist and they were how do you get intofest?
How do you? I think was just well, here's what happened. So
about two months ago we played another lodge, not a Moose lodge, but
another one of those lodges near in Scottsville, and it was a party for
like these camp these campers they have a camping you know, camping club,
they go camping. So they had us as their entertainment. Now we thought
we were playing. We thought we were playing for this bar called tap it
Is. We've played there before too. Well I went out to see yeah,
yeah, so the guy who owns that, we thought we were playing
a gig, a Christmas party for his bar. No, we were playing
for his fellow campers. He goes, I'll get I'll take care of the
entertainment. So he got us, and a lot of those people are in
the Moose Club and are part of part of Watsfest. So when saw us,
he's like, I gotta have you guys for Watfest, And he got
us for Watsfest. Okay, So I hope there's like an annual thing manest
at the Moose Club. And so it's interesting. It feels like I don't
think there's a Moose Club in Fairport or an ounce club in Fairport. I
don't think so. No, And I don't think there's a Moose Freemasons down
the street. Yes, but I but I but yeah, I don't know
much about that. But the I know that there's a not a moose or
an Elk. Now in Pittsford, there's a there's an oak Hill, there's
an Irondequoit. Yeah, there's a very you know, it's funny without rhetoric
club. They want nothing to do with being an Irondicquois. They decided to
be at Pittsford. Well it's ironically a creek that runs through there. That
I thought they were embarrassed. No, okay, and I think it was
started because I think back in the day. I may be wrong on the
history of this, but I thought Jews weren't allowed to join Oak Hill,
and so they started. I thought. I thought, I've heard that they
started their own thing, and that could be it. Maybe what that is,
But I don't know, and I certainly don't mean that disparagingly. But
how horrible that you wouldn't be part of a club, right, you know,
exclusionfully, we've come a long way, or maybe we haven't in the
world. I don't know. I heard when I first started radio, I
heard that they were like golf clubs that wouldn't allow Italians. Yes, probably,
Okay, Yeah, I want somewhere around. I mean, come on,
Danny, Hey, you know, Hey, you know, but so
you don't have that, so you get out to the West Side. They've
got Moose, They've got Moose, all those clubs. Yeah, I'm sure
they have American legions. Well, the Fireman Exempt Club is an one.
Yeah, Fireman Exempts, Yeah, which I think is great because that's a
lot of guys who are really doing a lot of nice things for the community.
They really are. They Carnival club. By the way, those clubs
give back. Oh yeah, you know, but they're dying off because people
like me are too snobbish to join. I don't know that I'm too snobbish
to join, to be honest with you, at the time, and I
wouldn't think of joining. Well, no, but I think younger and younger
people aren't joining those. You know, the Elks Club. My grandfathers a
member. We used to go there all the time, you know what.
I remember being a little kid, and it freaked me out because I don't
think I was. I must not have been that little, but I I
had to be fourteen, fifteen something like that. And we were still there
at midnight, and all of a sudden, the place goes dark and they
ring a bell and it's for all the dead members. But I didn't know
what was happening. Man, I got chills, and I'm like freaking out.
What the fuck? People are crying, get a little emotional. But
the Elks, my grandmother said, they were in there to their cups.
So the Elks Club was like hanging out my grandmother's basement. Yeah you know
what I mean, it really was, because they had a bar there.
It was just as good as he got a full bar in the back.
You know who else has bars like those Ukrainian and Orthodox church? Yes,
oh they haven't been full bars. Yeah in there Friday night fish fries and
stuff partying. Now get your un do that in the Baptist Church. I
can tell you that. The Moose Club, well this is awesome. So
now you maybe you may be a regular at the Moose Club. Yeah,
I love it. Yeah, it's fantastic. Good good girls were dancing man
room. Oh yeah yeah, it had a lot of fun. It was
awesome. It was awesome playing with my band Bates having a good time.
And it was a night. It was a two hour set, which is
perfect, man, perfect. I can put all my energy into it.
Yeah, and you really kicked it. Oh it was was your bride there?
No, no, no, she was with her family yesterday. Okay,
so she didn't come to see you, No no, this was this
was the app This was the show though to see them. Yeah, obviously
it's leading to other gigs. She's missed out. Yeah, she got jealous
actually because she's not in a band, you know. All right, so
well why did you do a side project? I don't have time, Billy,
I'm like you going on I got this podcast what about D and B,
you know, and we're gonna call it Bad Beth and Beyond. Yeah,
Bad Beth and Beyond. That's what we're gonna call. Don't you do
it? Because she wants to play a lot of anti Lenox. Wh wants
to hear any Lennox? I like Anie Lennox song? What's wrong with that?
Who's ever requesting any Letox at a show? All right? But maybe
some people would like it. Maybe she sings and they go, oh,
I really like the Anie Lennox. I mean, she's very talented. I
know, she played, she played several instruments. She could sing, you
know, So she get out there Bad Beth and Beyond, Bad Beth and
Beyond. What I'm trying to do is get her to be an extension of
my band now right, and then play like more like Fleetwood Mac type stuff,
and then bring her up to sing those yeah and then at the end
we all do like a we are the World type of thing. And what
does she How is she with that? I think she likes the idea.
I think the band's into the idea. It's just a matter of, like,
you know, getting the practice time in to get those extra songs.
Okay, yeah, this stuff going on, and I tell people, I
go, this would be perfect because you get two bands with the price of
one. Yeah, you know, I don't mind opening up for my wife.
They means I could go and hang out and relax the rest of the
night. Everybody else gotta work the whole show. All right, we'll take
a We'll take him on with the moose Claws. Fest. Man, you
got to join the Moose Club, now, do you think so? Yes,
I don't think it's that expensive. No, I don't think it's that
expensive. And if you joined the Moose Club, then he could go out
there on Friday nights. Sorry, fish fry, Hey, hey daddy,
what's having it? My moose brother, my moose knuckle. You have the
head and then you get in there, you get hired and hired and become
a moose Knuckle member. And then he get like three deep moose knuckle member
the car. Oh god, you'd be a great guy. Here were the
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history of the NFL until like ninety three after they went to the fourth Super
Bowl, they beg Ralph, Ralph, can you please buy a new scoreboard?
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was the biggest scoreboard in North America. And on third downs on defense.
Before they had the train, they had Fred and Barney in their water buffalo
helmets going gool gool but with their thumbs goo goo buffalo goo goo out.
Let's go. They need to bring that back. They gotta bring that nostalgia.
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planet is fast, It's in the film work seventy two, and let that
one email like Greg Almond's ex wife for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Sure huh, she should get in just for banging him. I thought
she was with Dwayne. She was with Greg. Yeah, I thought it
was Greg. Okay. I thought it was Greg Almond peak and she has
a kid. But Elijah Blue, Okay, was that the one who who
swapped genders? Or was that? No? That wasny okay? No,
allright, Elijah, Uh, we can double check. I thought it was
Greg. I thought she was it might it might be between I know she
was with an Almond brother, but I thought was the one who wait,
the Peach. I I'm not sure how to answer that Peach was an album
they did that. Yeah, you know why they named it, right,
because I did because the whichever Almond died in the motorcycle accident, like got
hit by a peach truck. Oh that's right. Yes, that's why I
said, which one ate the Peach? Yeah? So yeah, but okay,
uh one. Have you gone from the highest high to the lowest low
highest high to your lowest low? You thought you had something, maybe a
deal, a contract, a date with the person of your dreams, only
to find out you were wrong. At any time, I think I had
a deal at work that was worth a ton of money that at the last
minute the guy bailed and took another He just shopped the deal and took it
somewhere else. And now we were all infuriated because like he kind of like
led us astray into thinking that, and so we got crapped for it from
the company we were working with. That was the last time. It's not
really happened, but I remember in high school, like one week it's my
birthday. I got a girlfriend, my senior or of high school. These
go great. A week later she breaks it off with me and then she
runs off with that guy and I started singing whipping Post. Yeah. You
know, Uh, ever have one of these where and this is this can
be kind of a sinking feeling relatable. You see somebody, you think they're
waving at you, so you wave back and you realize they're waving at someone
behind you. Or you think you see somebody and you know them and you
start yelling and waving and then you realize it's not them. No, like
I did that with Berkeley Breen. I thought a guy walking outside our studio
into where the police station is in the main Fearport Village town hall. I'm
yelling Berkeley. I ran out of the studios the other thing we used to
call by and I'm out there screaming and this guy just keeps walking to find
the turn and goes, I'm not Berkeley. He looked from a distance exactly
like he had that round Canadian head somewhat. You know, did that Canadian
walking? Yeah? I couldn't tell. Well, listen to this story and
uh, we'll see. This is talk about going from the highest highs to
the lowest low Now a story you'll see only a news for how many of
us have dreamed about what we would do if the powerball numbers on the lottery
website match the paper ticket in our hands. Yes, any of us,
we all have. Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely, we're already spending the
money. You're buying a Moose Club. You're buying the Moose Club, buddy,
you're buying it. Yeah, you own it. The luxury cars,
we'd buy, the job, we might quit, the people we'd be able
to help well. Tonight News Force Jackie Benson has the story of a DC
man who was suing Powerball and the DC Lottery for refusing to pay out a
three hundred and forty million dollars prize last year. After his lawsuit claims his
numbers came up on their screen. Three hundred and forty million dollars. The
numbers came up, He's pissed. I'm not a regular except for when the
jackpot goes up. On January sixth of last year, DC resident Joseph Cheeks
bought a power Ball ticket using a personal combination of family birth dates and other
numbers. Mister Cheeks did not see the drawing, but on January. Matter
of cheeks, mister Cheeks, its January sixth, which is nowaday, that's
etched America in history, which already got the moloca on if you believe in
that sort of thing. His name is mister Cheeks, and he's like that.
That that that Bingo family member that's addicted to Bingo who writes everybody's birthdays
in the back of a card and hopefully win one Bingo eighth, he pulled
up the DC Lottery website on his laptop. He saw his numbers. He
took this screenshot, but the numbers posted on the DC Lottery website, this
is powerball in evening America were not the same as those pulled in that power
ball drawing January seventh. His lawsuit claims his numbers remained on the lottery's website
for three days, and the size of the powerball prize at that time was
three hundred and forty million dollars. I got a little excited, but I
didn't shout, I didn't scream. I just politely called a friend. I
took a picture as he recommended, and uh that was it. Yeah.
I went to sleep. Mister Cheeks attributes his somewhat low key response to being
deeply immersed in his work at the time. He's trying to create a home
trust bank that would make loans to people who don't qualify for traditional mortgages.
The crisis of the home ownership a situation here in the District Virginia and Maryland
ten Cities over at the State Department ten Cities at Union Station. I know
it's unheard of, and I've been criticized for saying that, but the F
word for foreclosure would not stand on our chart, on our contracts with people.
In his lawsuit, mister Cheeks says when he tried to redeem the ticket
at a licensed retailer, the prize was denied. At the DC Office of
Lottery and Gaming Prize Center, mister Cheeks says he got another denial. He
says he also got a request from a claims staffer, Hey, this ticket
is no good. Just throw it in the trash can still out you ain't
winning. And I gave him a stern look. I said, oh yeah,
just throw it away. You're not going to get paid. You ain't
getting paid. You don't have the right numbers. There's a trash can,
right there. Mister Cheeks says he put the ticket in a safe deposit box
instead and contacted a lawyer. The lawsuit, filed by attorney Richard Evans,
claims mister Cheeks was eventually told that a mister Cheek sounds like the name of
somebody's pet, like somebody's hamster. Go back and play the story, but
imagine the hamster. Yes, it sounds like I'm sorry, I know his
child is Lottery contractor DC based Taoti Enterprises accidentally posted the wrong numbers. That
it was a mistake. They have said that one of their contractors. I
don't. I haven't seen the evidence to support that yet. Even if a
mistake was made, the question becomes, what do you do about that?
Right? There is precedent for this. A similar case happened in Iowa,
where a mistake was admitted to bio Con tractor and they paid the winnings out.
News Far has contacted by email, Powerball, the Multi State Lottery Association,
taot Enterprises. So no, he's getting back to them. No one's
saying anything, and you can see it. So should this guy who has
good intentions, right, he wants to start this bank pret noble Yeah,
money we'll start the bank. Yes you do. Should this guy get the
money even though he didn't legitimately win? But the only website that had those
numbers were the DC website. Wouldn't you go to the Powerball website? I
don't think so. Yeah, but he went to the DC website and they
did, and he has a screenshot and they admitted that somebody made a mistake.
Does this guy deserve the money or not? Mights like when we were
in radio yeah and something, Oh gosh, like this guy in Gyudicus.
Then Bill Keeler, uh huh. And there was this weather man and Bill
Keeler goes on the air and says, there's no way. Let's say his
name was Tom Joel. That's a buffalo weather melts, She's use his name.
There's no way Tom Jowels is still alive. That guy's got to be
dead for years. Well, Tom Joel's daughter calls up and says, oh
no, he's fact right here. You want to talk to it. But
the thing was, he said, I'll give a one thousand dollars away to
somebody who could prove that Tom Joels is still alive. There's a and he
was, and she wanted her money. Yeah, and the station had to
pay it. Well, they had to pay Okay, but that's different.
I know that's different because you said it. Yes, she proved it.
You may have been saying it in jesz, but you did say it,
and it's out there and people heard it. And so now this this happens
that I can kind of see. Well, if you say there's a no
repeat work day and the program director accidentally plays the same suglay sometimes they do
that even as a contest, to get people to listen and get busted,
and then that way there's money. Yeah, but I I so to me
on this one out, he doesn't deserve the money. He didn't win,
he didn't have the right numbers and the person and so how do you erectify
it? I would say, here's a month of Powerball tickets, you know
what I mean. We'll give you out whatever in Powerball will trade that.
The person that fucked this up is either suspended or fired. They're a subsidiary,
they're not even Powerball. It wasn't Powerball. And I know that sounds
harsh, but sorry, that's just the way it is. Now move on,
you're going to tie this up in court. And everything else. There
is precedent, so he may get something. The other thing is it's hard
to prove one way or the other what the actual numbers were, Right,
don't they have to take unless like when the numbers are drawn, they're drawn
by those balls, right, yeah, okay, so do they have to
take a picture and yeah, yeah, they have them, and they if
they could prove that, then that they can prove that they can prove.
On the day that he won, the numbers pulled didn't match the numbers he
had, right, But the DC website, for whatever reason, had those
numbers that he had. They had some nintern probably type it a bit.
It could be, it could be, And then it stayed up for three
days. I was told, but I worked at radio like when I worked
for with Beth, and make sure you don't screw up the loud numbers ever,
could you write We've had people up and so the question then also becomes
here it would be my legal This does cause emotional distress. You're going from
the highest high. You think million dollars buying the sabers damn right, like
a string of pizza huts. The guy say at the beginning a story,
you'll see on the news for how many of us have dreamed about what we
would do if the powerball numbers on the lottery website that's the tickets. And
it sounds like I'm gonna quit. Yes, that's what I'm saying. You
quit your job, you do something channel, you buy Jeffrey Rogers. Uh,
you get right, all these things that you would do to spend the
money. Now, I guess you could say emotional distress. This did cause
me emotional distress. I went from the highest high maybe I have high,
but I don't know. I mean, I'm sure in some legal way you
could get something out of it. I just don't think you get the three
hundred and forty million dollar. I wonder how many people have actually got heart
attacks after they thought they were in the lottery. Okay, all right,
fair question, fair question, Forest comps. Okay, remember Bubba and Forrest
Gump, Right, and I wrote Bubba's mambo check for Bubba's share and they
show her getting the check and she passes out. Yeah, I'm sure that
happens all the time. A lot of people do that, right, because
poor guy, he had dreams of helping me. I know, I know,
And it sounds cold that I would say. If I'm voting, if
I'm on the jury, I'm saying no, sorry, no, do you
think the jury actually would think like that? Logically though, they would think
with their hearts they would give them the money. I wouldn't. I would
have to go no, see't I can't either. I can't either. But
yeah, what I agree with you? You can't give him the money.
No, hear the facts nobody strewed up on the website. I'm not saying
you want to give him one thousand dollars for pain and suffering. Fine,
you make it more than that, make it five grand? How about five
grand? Five grand? He didn't your life changed, not from yesterday to
today at all. But here's the other tricky at all. Yeah, here's
the other tricky part though. Now and by the way, then now go
check and that person who screwed it up. Either you don't make them pay
the five find them someone I don't know at a foul bankruptcy. Silly.
Yeah, Iowa, you paid week week. But I mean, I what
and what you decide to do is going to set the precedent for Yes,
well that's what you do it Sidney screws up, Well, here's the thing.
Iowa already did. Iowa did Midwest. They had somebody screw up and
president. As the lawyer said, there's precedent for this. Do I think
it's crazy? Do you remember where you were working in radio when this happened?
But do you remember the company that gave away one hundred grand and a
woman won one hundred grand and it was actually just the candy bar one hundred
grandy to go. I think she sued them in won the We used to
do that bit a lot. And when he started out in bossah, okay,
you just want one hundred grand? Then they get suited her probably probably
probably the radio radio ship. Yeah, this poor guy did some of the
dubbest things ever of thee He died. Somebody died. It was our old
company. I remember those guys showed up at a conference and oh yeah,
yeah, I don't know. But how about the fake lottery tickets? Remember
the fake lottery tickets? People can do the scratch off and they think they
won. And now what if? What if? What if somebody did exactly
what you said and passed out and hit their head? Show them can they
sue the person gave him the thing? You think I think in that case,
you may have you may have hold on It depends just a prag It
depends if you've ever looked at the back of the lottery had a heart problem,
if you've ever had the back of the read the back of a lottery
ticket. There are rules when you accept the lottery ticket, you have to
accept the whatever is written on the back, and says this is just a
joke, that it's just a joke. If there are actual laws written that
you are subject to the laws written in the back. So I just saying
if I fall. All right, let's say I'm running around and I'm cheering
and I slip like I'm screaming, we just won. This is phenomenal.
Boom, I hit my head and I go through a plate glass window slider
the slider door. I'm all cut up my corn and artery. I'm losing
blood and I'm all this, oh my god, Oh my god. And
they come over I'm in the hospital. They don't want to tell me yet,
and they go, well, I have the money now to cover my
medical bills. This will be great. I'm not worried about it. I
just want and they go, hey, it was a joke. I'm suing
somebody. Then I'm suing. Listen to this. This is a guy at
Christmas time. Get in one of these. I'm I'm serious. We got
twenty five dollars all going out a cruise. There is no you do.
I'm serious. Twenty five twenty twenty five dollars, No eight chill, twenty
five dollars, che no child five ry. We can go on the cruise,
really know, everybody, get you twenty five now, wait for it.
Wait for it. Now, you just have to wait for it because
everybody's going on the cruise. They got twenty five thousand dollars. He's looking
at it, he's excited. Everybody's standing around. They're feeling good. His
wife is cheering. He's got two little kids there. They're saying. Tell
the people, hey, you want to go on the cruise. All this,
they're all around the kitchen table the cases. No you do, I'm
serious. Twenty five twenty four, twenty five thousand dollars, dude, we
can go on the cruise. Ever know? Now, would you think if
you win the scratch off like a scratch off like that, do you have
to read the back how you redeem the money or do you just think I
go down to the local place that sells the scratch off tickets and I cash
you knowing me because I'm paranoid. I definitely read the back, but most
people wait, I think I go down there. How long do you let
the joke go? If you know it's fake? Do you let him show
up down in the place? Grab your phone? And then what happens if
the person flips? The fuck? It goes got We watch the highlights on
the eleven o'clock. Everybody read the bag. What do you gonna what are
you gonna do? What can we have the money to go on the cruise
with us? We'll having him time to go. Listen, he starts to
say, Santa Claus won. I seriously thought I won. And I can't
tell if the guy standing is his young kid, So I can't tell if
it's like his kid or his brother. But this guy turns around and it's
a punch. It's a punch he unloads. That's what you hear. Where
the guy stumbles and then it's like he starts to go at him again,
and everybody the table is thinking it's sort of a joke, and an older
guy comes by and grabs that guy and shoves him outside. The guy,
right, he's pissed off he lost. But I'm saying, to your point,
what if someone did get hurt from this? I gotta think there there,
I may be more were empathetic. Right, Yeah, you know what
I'm saying, because what if who knows? Who knows? But the guy
that won that thinks he won the lottery. He won won the lottery.
And by the way, he stayed a little comfer three hundred and forty million
dollars. I almost feel like he checked a number of websites and went,
oh, look at this, or wonder if it's an inside job. How
could you inside job? You work there, Danny, Oh, do me
a favorite? Yeah, just put up these numbers. Oh, I say,
I'm gonna say. I checked that. I'll give you a piece of
the action. Will give you a piece of what I win. I watched
this be the case. Okay, I'll give you a piece Daddy's offully what
he said. I stayed come, I called the friend, and the reason
I was calm. I'm up to my ears and work. I can't think
straight. I'm trying to do this. If you're up to your ears and
work and you get up and you win three or forty, you're no longer
up to your ears and work anymore tires in good tack. Yeah, was
it fun, That's what I'm saying. Do you remember the morning show boot
Camp? There was this show called Dwyers and Michael's, which sounds like an
eighties drink. Yes, and I know them very well. They had the
bit where Okay, we're gonna all come play, but we're all gonna play
bingo. Now, you had been there and you've seen this before, so
you're like, okay, I know where this is going, but I had
never been there before. And the prize was they're gonna give away five grand
if you won bingo. Okay, so we're all like, you know,
playing and I mean, I'm getting closer close, and all of a sudden,
half the room ross bigo and then we all look around like oh,
because yeah, that's a bit. Like they were trying to make a point
like this is how you make a bit in radio. And the bit was
the joke was like everybody got a bingo, nobody won. It was a
big joke. I thought we had won. Then we looked around the room
and realized all the joke's on us. Yeah, I don't remember. Yeah
they did that. Yeah, that was in Nashville and I know now yeah
yeah, So I was excited for half a second. I'm like, I
can eat this week Oh no, no, oh, never mind, all
right, we will will take a moment. Has etiquette gone out the window?
Probably? Has etiquette gone out the window at Gym's down the air?
No, no, no, no, it's a little different. It has
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pick out the singer. Oh hang on, I know this. I wanted
to somewhere between Joe Cocker Bob Joe Cocker. It is Joe Cocker. Joe
Cocker's best songs weren't Joe Cocker's well Joe Cocker could bring an energy to a
song, and I love this version. It's maybe the closest to John,
but it's Joe and there's something about Joe and uh. I know many people
associate this song with a radio personality and their wedding song and all that,
but I I just I love John Hyan and uh. Sometimes I think my
daddy said something once that I said to somebody and they went not to somebody,
but he goes. The Beatles wrote some of the most beauty of music,
but it sounded better performed by other people. I've heard that, and
you know, some people get very upset when I said that, not really
thinking, just kind of repeating something your old man had said. And I
would say for John Hyatt, I love John Hyatt music. I played John
Hyatt a lot. I have a lot on my phone. I was a
high school teacher that had turned me on to him many years ago, and
trying to get him an interview on the pot of John started out. I
don't think many people know this, but when Jimmy Buffett was starting out,
he was one of the guys in Jimmy's band. When Jimmy was trying to
be a country singer in Nashville. John Hyatt was in that band, and
a lot of his songs went on to be big hits performed by other people.
Bonding Rage Jeff Healey with Angel Eyes, that's John Hyatts. I didn't
know that John Hya wrote that, But when I played the side by side,
guys in the podcast were making so much fun of me because I like
John Hyatt's version better. I love it better, and they're like, not
even closed, man, you know, and uh, it's fine. And
then I do love this song. I love it by John Hyatt, but
I actually think Joe Cocker. I was just like his voice. I like
everything Joe Cocker. Yes, there you go. I mean, think about
Ringo's version of Little Help for My Friends. Yeah, yeah, Yeah,
it's a very like beat in a whimsical tune, and then Cocker takes it
to like a whole other level and ends up being the theme of like an
eighties to nineties television show The Wonder Years. Yeah, the generations of kids
like here this song. Yeah, I had no idea Wingo. Uh,
And then I often loved, Uh you can leave your hat off. I
don't know if that's a joke, it's it's always associated with strippers. But
I love her terribly. But I love his version. I love his voice
on it. I just liked his voice. Uh So, A lot of
times people will be afraid to go to the gym for fear of judgment.
Thus there's an entire gym chain that has the judgment free zone. Yeah right.
Every New Year's they sponsor the ball drop in New York City. They
do. Now, yes, they do so Planet Fit and it's the judge
you're right, and it's the judgment free zone. And you get in there
and you do it. And I think that that's a nice thing because to
encourage people to be healthier and feel better is not a bad thing. And
it also is you'll feel better you right, you start working out, you
start feeling a little bit better about yourself. I would think it can radiate
to other parts of your life where you feel more confident. And then even
on healthcare it's less of a strain, or some insurance companies they give you
discounts and all that stuff, But then there's the people that kind of rip
on you. And now there are gyms that are having to institute policies of
no videoing or no taping there's a guy out there that I was. I
had seen him, but I had never paid attention. Joey Swole Ok Swoll,
and Joey is exactly what you would think. He is jacked. But
Joey is about calling people out for bad etiquette at the gym. And so
there's a woman who her name is Ali and she goes by at the Underscore
Ripped Barbie if you want to go find her on Instagram, and she is
in phenomenal shape. I think she's a professional, or I'm not sure professional
is the right term, but she was on a pole vaulting. She was
a pole vaulter, and she's in a really exceptional shape and she knows it.
Oh, she knows it, and she knows it. And she's at
the gym and she decides to take a video. And I took this video
from Joey Swol's Instagram because then Joey pops up and we'll see if you think
what happened was right. So there's a guy at the gym who has taken
his shirt off and he's working out, and he's doing crunches on a bench
where he's lean back and he's taking his legs in and out right, and
he doesn't. He's not in great shape, he's not in he's not ripped
at all. He's just kind of like he's kind of there, maybe not
as fat. I'm teasing. So she says that and she posts it on
her Instagram feed. Now this guy had no idea that, and uh,
you know, I mean, look, I've never I would be uncomfortable any
like anybody took their shirt off at the gym, your opposer. This guy
got off. But some guys, you know, man, you worked hard
at it. What can I say? I got a kid who's ripped,
right, Jordan paying him green, He's the incredible hole. Jordan's green.
He's jacked right. But if he Jordan, where's the bathroom bullet? I
always say, I always go. I remember saying once, Jesus, can
you put a goddamn shirt on? I remember his buddy's going, hey,
mister Morin. I saw like his buddies from McQuaid and ran into a couple.
Hey mister Marinn, how you doing? H shee Jordan. Man see
him all over Instagram. He's ripped. Yeah, I go, yeah,
could you next time you see him telling him put a goddamn shirt? I
had a buddy of mind, right who he look three years younger than me.
And he moved up to rot He was a marine, moved up to
Rochester, went to Saint jeff Fisher and to playing the football team. Let's
get with scrawnie as heck when he was in high school that all of a
sudden he had a gross spurt his senior year and he was a marine.
So this kid was ripped and he would run through the neighborhoods in Rochester no
shirt on. Yeah, sure he had to show off. Man, I
don't like he was. He was such a scrawny kid. He finally got
guns. Man, I want the world to see my guns. Amen.
Look you want to do that, that's fine. I'll tell you what.
When I get those guns, everybody, I'm walking, I'm doing the podcast
shirtless. I'll wipe down the chairs after all. Right, So now,
Joey Swoll This was taken from Joey Swall's website s w O l LF.
He wants to see Joey on his Instagram and uh, here's what he says.
That it's like put a shirt. If you're not going to wear a
shirt, can you at least have some muscles? Listen, I get it.
You want to train in a gym where everyone keeps their shirt on,
that's fine, But this Jim isn't one of them. I called Absolute recomp
in Texas, and their rules say you can train with your shirt off,
and you signed up there. Therefore you need to follow the rules, including
the rule that says you don't film people without their consent to post on social
media. Okay, now this is someone who was shaming someone without their knowledge.
Yes, and now Joey Swoll's shaming this. Not sure that I have
a problem with this shame shaming? Yeah, I don't know that I have
a problem with you. Yeah. I sometimes think in my old man mind
these days, that a little bit of shame goes a long way, right,
Yes? That. In other words, the rules is if that guy's
confident enough to take your shirt off, God bless you. Right. I
had people throw things at me when I ran to his shirt. I took
a shirt off, was really hot, and somebody threw like a roll or
something out me. I couldn't believe it. I was running down this one
road like, go, what just happened? Did you shave a number into
your back? No? Not that hairy up there rant okay, but I
kind of get this, this shaming, like you know this chick. I
mean, he's kind of douchey to rip on this guy. I was trying
to better himself. He's at the gym. Most of the people who are
seeing it and maybe laughing at it are not and don't even go here's more
Joey. And people tried to tell you this. Yeah, you arrogantly posted
your response when they tried to defend this man, and you didn't listen.
Therefore you get me. And I also find it funny that you post calling
them keyboard warriors that if you go, she didn't call these people who are
ripping. Now you're just a bunch of keyboard warriors. If you have a
point, come and say to my face, if we work out at the
same gym, that's that's what the the at ripped the at unders at the
excuse me, underscore ripped Barbie. If America's keyboard warriors would just band together
for a great cause, no one would take us down. But to the
same gym. They should come and find you, that, they should speak
to you face to face. Yet you think it's okay to film that man
and make fun of him literally behind his back without him knowing, and justin
heads up, they can't find you at that gym anymore because I talked to
the owner and your membership has been canceled. You need to do better mind
your own business. Wow, he got her kicked out of the gym.
Yeah. And Joey Swall is just a guy that people have found. He
does a lot of Jim etiquette things and he posts different things. He has
one on there of a gym guy coming over and there's a woman on a
treadmill and he said, listen, you got to take the tripod down.
And so this woman gets mad and tries to get the guy fired, and
Joey Swall goes, oh, that's the gym's policy. And the guy even
says to this woman on Joey's Instagram and it's her original video, she leaves
it all up because now we're gonna bust everybody the gentleman at the gym,
and he does get a little emphatic says to her, listen, you want
to do this over in a corner and it's just you, and it's only
you on the screen. That's okay, We'll look the other way on that
but the reason we have this policy is there's other people who don't want to
be in there. Some other woman and Joey Swalli repost this one. There's
a woman who sets up her camera to tape her workout, and this other
woman gets all mad and makes a mad face and gathers up her things and
leaves, and she goes all the haters at the gym, and Joey goes,
she's not a hater. She doesn't want to be on your camera.
She doesn't want to be in your feet. That's not what she signed up
for. And I think, like it's embarrassing, Like I gotta be honest,
if that woman made fun of me, I don't know that I want
to go back to the gym, all right, I would put a shirt
on. First of all, I'm not taking my shirt off at the now.
I have a shirt off goal that I need to reach it. Once
I do. Is it shirt off goal? We're still a year out,
maybe not six months, maybe sixteen five maybe five months? Yeah, I
hope so yeah. Yeah. If you started doing it five months, I
just think that it's it's it. I don't know how I feel about it
because I'm going both these people are looking for attention. Joey Swall is looking
for attention. She's looking for attention. Yeah, yeah, because I have
to I have to talk about that for a second, because now it's become
a cottage industry. Yes, to make videos about videos about videos, right,
which is fine because it's it's part of the It looks social media.
It's supposed to be social. Facebook was supposed to be about a conversation.
It became somewhat one sided in the conversations at times, but that's really what
was about. So if social media is supposed to be the social, this
is your new town hall, right, it's your new town hall club forever.
It's your use club, it is your online you know, Dan's banda
play. But I think that that's a it's an interesting thing to see this
go down and see him then snaping her, but then to get her kicked
out of it. She is a bit of a I mean, that was
a bitchy thing to do because this guy had no idea he was being taken.
It's not fair. No, that's not fair. It's not fair.
Now, if you want to blur out his face, but well you couldn't
really see his face, Okay, because she's shooting from the back, so
maybe that's what she thought. But either way, identifiable things about this guy.
You could pick him out of a lineup. I'm sure if you worked,
if you looked harder, thom Yeah. I mean, hey, Jerry,
do you go to that? Because that looks like that sounds like a
guy who'd be named Jerry. Right, Jerry's working out and it's he's got
his shirt off because he's allowed to do it, and just you know,
he's offending this this woman who thinks she's ripped. I've seen those videos where
and I'm sure at this point they've become staged where a girl or a woman
will set up a camera and then she will purposely do these squats in front
of a guy yeah, and then turn around and go, are you you
looking at my butt? Yeah? And he's like what Joey Swall Apparently because
I did a little look into this, he has a healthy barbecue sauce line.
And so there's a woman doing squats and this guy staring and she's like,
oh, you're a pervert. And when she walks away, sitting on
the bench are three bottles of Joey's, So you know, you can see
some some kind of funny. It is weird though. Look I'll tell you
this, and even my old man has said this to me. My folly
goes to Jim, he goes, he's crazy with the clothes women where they
might as well be naked, right right there are there's some. My dad's
a seventy eight year old man and he's not. Is that a just making
good observation. I will tell you lacking my dad, you didn't have women
in the gym. I don't. I don't like. I don't know where
to look. I don't know where to look in certain classes I've taken.
I've taken strength classes and things where it's in it and it's a lot of
women and it's basically, you know, building your hips and building. It's
not strength so much as you're gonna be ripped, but it's a lot of
clean, lean you know, less muscle, beas grow old. It's you
don't like bunge your In fact, some of the women I like, they're
bending over to you never want to look. You don't know where to look
like, you can't you got to keep your eyes. You're actually gonna get
wiplash. Well, the thing is, like I mean I'll tell you,
like even in boxing, right, a lot of women, they'll come in
and if it's sports brods and things you're holding, you never get the pink
written on the back of their bum. You just can't. You don't know
where to look sometimes. And I don't mean that to be rude. I
don't care what you wear. I don't care, and I'm not there to
embarrass anybody. And want you to feel comfortable, confident. If you feel
confident walking around that, God bless you. Yeah good. Most people who
put that on have the body to wear that they do, right, I
just pretend I don't see it. I see nothing, I do that.
Yeah, that's that. Those are the ones I can't I did. I
saw the stat and I was wondering about this, the bro code loyalty between
best friends or friends or guys even yeah guys talking guys. Yeah, does
it still exist? Because according to a recent survey, one in five men,
it really doesn't seem all that high. Twenty well would happily sleep with
their best friend's girlfriend given the chance, or wife given the chance. Wow.
Yeah, I don't know if that's high or low, and if they
don't stoop so low as to cheat on their best friend while they're still in
a relationship. Twelve percent of men would stay in touch with their friend's girlfriend
after the breakup in the hope of seducing the girl themselves. That makes more
sense to me. I'm not justifying that than than the sleeping with the best
friends. Okay, wife, But happily there are still plenty of men who
would remain loyal to their friends. Of the one and eighty two men poll,
the reassuring fifty two percent and would never even consider sleeping with their best
friends. Yeah, she was my best friend's girl. Sorry, I'm spinning.
Wow, Yeah, that seems high to me because I have known people
the guys are well. I've known women who were really cool, right,
and then they would break up with somebody and you just wouldn't talk to them
again because you were friends with that guy and you just weren't going to do
that, or even husbands and wives. Yeah right, you just and I
would talk to anybody in that situation, but I wouldn't. I wouldn't stay
in touch, Like, hey, yeah, we're Facebook buddies. What's the
statute of limitations. We've got eighteen months you guys have been broken up now,
I actually have been in a situation where I dated somebody and then the
friend like would eventually reach out and say, hey, how you doing what?
Oh yeah wait wait I dated a girl once and then eventually later on
dated her friend and dated her friend a couple of times. Yeah. Yeah,
nothing, but I mean, like, yeah, you just they would
yeah, because they were like they realized that the woman that I was dating
at the time their friend had issues. Okay, so they had nowhere no
longer friends for their oh they were still friends. Yeah, but they didn't
care because they were like, you made a mistake girlfriend, Like okay,
yeah, yeah, have you slept with one of your friends? No girlfriends
and they have no idea? No? No, no, did you ever
have a best friend screw me over? Even in the dating thing kind of
like all of a sudden, like you both like the same girl. God
damn no, seriously, I'm not way we never no, no, never.
I don't know. I wonder if there's anybody that has ever dated their
well, look, I've known people who have uh couples that all hung out
and then like one couple would break up and would form a new couple.
Well, like Andrew Shoe, right, the TJ. Holmes and uh,
what's your name? They're off as a couple. Well, Andrew Shoe.
Who was that woman? Amy whatever? I think that's her name? Her
husband? Oh yeah, you know you're talking about and I think his name
is Amy, Amy Robach, Amy Robock from TJ Morning America, Morning America.
Their coworkers. They were co workers. They fell in love. So
their ex who was Andrew Shoe from uh place? He started dating TJ.
Holmes's wife, Yeah, ex wife? I think. Wasn't that a movie
from the nineties where like the couple they used each other to like help five
like discover if the couple was cheating with each other, and then they end
up falling in love. I'm sure it's happened. Yeah, I'm sure it
was a Hallmark movie at some point too. But yeah, I mean,
I I that that does happen, like break like have a like you and
your wife at the time or whatever. We're friends with this couple. The
couple splits up, and now you have to pick a side, and then
they start dating, so now you have to be friends with this couple.
And then the other person starts dating. Now you're friends with this couple,
So now you're friends with two other couples based off the original couple that you
were friends with couple tree. Yeah, so does that happen? Yes,
I think it does. It hasn't happened in my life yet. I don't
know that. I think I've never No, I've never had it where you
were hanging out with people necessarily okay, because we know a guy, yeah,
who is friends with the guy we know who All of a sudden,
he and his wife got divorced and she moved on, and now our buddies
like, yes, And now I feel disloyal because now I'm hanging out with
the ex wife and her friend because my wife is friends with it. All
of a sudden, I feel like I'm cheating on our buddy. Yeah,
who got left out in the cold, right? But do you just call
that guy? I mean, I think most guys are gonna like whatever.
I get it enough. I couldn't care. I never, I never,
I would never want to make someone two sides. I would never. I
never cared. But I'm I have, I have feelings. I am sensitive,
I will I will admit. But you got to dig deep to the
Nougata center to find that sense. There's a lot of chocolate. I don't
give a ship to get through a lot of stuff Like I went to I
went to a breakfast Friday morning, uh with doctor Rice from Saint John Fisher
and there was a bunch of uh, his mentors from when he got his
doctorate, and so all these guys are psychologists, PhDs, all this stuff.
And he said he's introduced to me, and he goes, if I
were going to write a book about Bill, I would be probably be called
fuck it. I'll do it myself, That's what I'm saying. But what
that's protecting me from is everybody lets me down or everybody hurts me, and
that that would be your vulnerability. No, not you, But I'm just
saying that would be the vulnerability. But my tough guy sided fuck it.
I'll do it myself, right, Yeah, yeah, well yeah, I'll
just do it myself, right, I'll fuck it. I'll figure it out.
I'll figure it out. Fuck it up, I'll figure it out because
I'm not gonna I've tried to realize. But what all that is on the
inside the sensitive Nuddi center is Yeah, I've tried and and people have let
me down, but people haven't let me down. I've let myself down,
and I you know, there's all kinds of psychological ways you could really look
at it, and there's a nicer way to say, fuck it, I'll
do it myself. But I kind of like, fucking I'll do it myself.
Yeah, put it on T shirt. You know what I'm saying.
I like that, And that was kind of how he introduced me. And
then I said, well, the softer side of that, it would be,
you know, I not really like that. You get all right,
we will, We'll take a moment. That one thing about guys, though,
you know what kind of think of it, Yeah, it makes sense
what the twenty percent of guys would actually like, hang on and see if
like the wait, Yeah, I think I for the twelve percent after a
break up, Yeah, I could because as our as our one friend Tommy
lay once said, a stiff crank has no conscience. Yes, right,
So I'm surprised actually that it's only twelve percent in that regard. The thing
is, like you get is stiff crank when when you get close, when
you when you're in the moment, when you're there, So most guys wouldn't
even allow it to get to that point. But let's say you're at a
bar and you see her and you start chatting, and a couple drinks and
a couple drinks and a couple of drinks, and the next thing you know,
it's like boon shot the phone bo Well you've seen you ever seen Daisy
Jones in the six No? Okay, it's on Amazon and it's kind of
like a loosely based on Fleetwood Mac. But it's that story of how this
band is. This is this after story about how this band was at the
height of their careers and then just broke up out of thin air. And
one of the episodes is based on one of the players getting it on with
the lead singer's wife at the time, who he knew was he was cheating
on her. So he's like, you know what, well, guess what,
I'm gonna help myself to sub And it caused the problem, Yeah,
because it always does, Sure of course it does. So yeah, all
right, we'll take a moment. Speaking of that and etiquette, Danny sent
me. We can't tell if it's staged or not, but it's a woman
on a date. Uh, and she whips out her camera and starts really
swimming. Got to put these shows away Shaman, Shame. Well, it
feels like we're picking up women, right because it's two yeah but shame and
a guy. And then something that, well, I question in the for
an NFL stat that I question Okay, yeah, I won't get to that.
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right, solo hit I Don't Off the Wall is the album. I'm
playing it because I watched the Quincy Jones documentary was I had It's on Netflix.
I had a I had a weird weekend for me, just really yeah.
Not. I don't get it out, Bill, No, nothing to
say. I have nothing to say, just weird timings. Uh yeah,
I just I was not It's not a good space. I'm sorry, that's
right, what happens. I'm not going to recommend the New England Patriots documentary
on Apple TV then, so I uh, I go, I'll throw all
this on. So I did doze off. But my god, I didn't
know enough about Quincy Jones. I mean, I knew he was Frank Sinatra's
band leader. I knew he did all the arranging and stuff, and I
knew he did We Are the World, and I knew he was Michael Jackson's
thriller. But I think he also did this one off the Wall, and
I knew he was the guy behind Fresh Prince of bel Air Ray Charles too
right, they were buddies. And then but I didn't. And then The
Color Purple. He was a producer on it and then wrote the score to
it. But I didn't know the theme for Sanford and son was him?
Oh wow, I know that. I think that Jones was him. Yes,
well there was a lot of women in his life. Yeah, but
near death, aneurysms at at early on, but smoking, drinking. I
think he's in his eighties nowt just opened in DC, uh, the African
American Museum to celebrate African American life and really saying, you know, to
show kids that you can and look look all the things that have been accomplished
here. And you know, great friends with Colin Powell and and Tom Hanks
and and Oprah Winfrey and Jay Z and he just but I mean a brilliant
musician, like they show him writing the notes on pages and doing scores and
arranging and just had this knack. It's it's unbelievable. And a workaholic to
the point where he worked himself almost to death even as an older man with
a heart attack and one like on stage basically goes down something Oh yeah,
and uh, but but what that did to his family, you know,
never seeing costing him his marriages, costing his family life a little bit,
okay because of that, and uh, you know what what was enough?
And and just always I mean, I guess an overachievers. It's un it's
unreal when you look at it. I'm gonna forget the stat but it's some
like the ratio of number of Grammy nominations to Grammy wins to me was like,
I feel like there were nearly two hundred nominations and twenty seven wins.
Those are not the real numbers. Please don't quote me, but it felt
like that kind of disparaging thing. And when you think about it, ago
just to be nominated, how many people go, it's just an honor to
be nominated. It is, it is. It means you're one of the
best. And he also has won an Emmy, a Tony, an Oscar
and a Grammy. It's pretty good, yeah right, I mean Grammy for
music that he wrote in addition to albums he produced. Thriller certainly crushed all
that. But the guy, I was just blown away by the level of
the amount of work. The amount of stuff that man has accomplished in eighty
something years is unbelievable and never stopped. Didn't let age be a thing where
people go, oh, you know, you get to a certain age.
No, he just kept going and lost some things along the way. In
terms of you know wives and had a wife in Sweden and had kids that
were grown up in Sweden, and oh wow, yeah, I mean yeah,
really spreading the seed. He spread the He spread the seed. The
genius got around. Yeah, he's got around. But it's very interesting and
I did not know enough. There's there's an interesting story about him where he
was producing not a Beatles record, but one of the Beatles had a solo
record. It wasn't John Paul McCarty. They had the pol Yeah, he
loved Paul. Yeah, it's okay. So Ringo's and the kit and Ringo's
not getting the song right. So Quincy's gone, okay, hey, why
don't you go take a break and grab a logger and lime on a shepherd's
pie, take a lunch, and then we'll come back and get it right.
So while Ringos out the lunch, Quincy brings in a real drummer and
this drummer nails it in one take. Yeah. And then when they come
back and they do the song again as if you know, he this is
real. Yeah song with Ringo to me, wonder if Ringo did it,
and they play a pack and ring well that was pretty good, and he's
yeah, he's like, yeah, mother effort, because you didn't play it
well. I don't know if yeah, I don't know if that was in
the documentar round. I did doze, but it was more because I was
just like having a day and I just laid down. I'm like, you
know what, I got to shut it down. This has got too much.
Sometimes when things get out of control, that momentum gets going in your
life. My suggestion to you would be taking a nap. Take a nap,
Take a nap. Shut it down. Shut it down. From Bob
Ross. You can't do any wrong when you're napping. You can't add any
more to the momentum that's going. So that that would be that. Speaking
of that, Danny did send me this uh young lady out of date and
we can't tell if this is staged or not, but we'll listen to it.
She's on a date. She whips out a camera at her look at
me now. She shows herself and as somebody imented on this video that was
on as that she is uh. They go her her lips look dry,
her makeup looks bad, her clothes looks like where she's at it brought me
on a date to shake shed like of all places, look at them.
All change have been wrong. Shakeshack is nothing wrong. Then you ordered the
chicken, sandwiches and stuff. It's nothing wrong with shake Shed. Shake Shack
is a good spoty Now, Shakeshack is expensive, yes, really so you
could tell you nowhere else better than shake Shack is a goose particle. I
mean that's what you got me, and you have that sal would have loved
to go to shake You got me two sandwiches and a drink. So what
and it cost me fifty dollars the receipt. Let me see the receipt.
You ain't got to see the sheet. That's how much it costs you like
you ungrateful. That's why I've been want doing, like going on dates and
stuff like that. I mean, you'd be going out spending hundreds of thousands
at the club and stuff like that. Don't I got to become a shakeshd.
That's not a bad argument. That is not a bad argument. You
will go to the club, you will show off, you will get bottle
service, you will do that. You take me to Shakeshack. You take
me to Shakeshack. Now listen what he say thinking about it. This is
lunch. Let's go off for lunch. You said, let's go out for
lunch. Right taking it out for lunch Shakeshack seems like a fine place for
lunch. And by the way, fifty dollars for lunch seems like a lot.
But I think Chakeshak would run you that I took you to shake chef.
That's a surprise. Go ahead. It's not recorded because I'm already I'm
already in the internet for women to show them. You show them. But
you want to order like you still order eat, You're still about to get
sat. The food was nasty. I just said I want to sell.
I wanted to go to what you want to go? What do you want
to do? I mean, shoot, I mean right here in the south
Side. I mean all these fancy restaurants all the year, we couldn't have
got something. At least gave me some silver. All right. So look,
I don't know if it states or not, but it is kind of
crappy. Where now we're gonna shame somebody, you know, put the person
down. I'm thinking this could be a setup, don't you think, Yeah,
to get people talking and get it clicks in a way. I think
it could be set up. But at the same time. I mean,
I can't imagine if someone whipped out a camera and started shaming you on a
date for where you took them. I think I would get up and leave.
Yeah, I think, all right, I don't have time for this.
I don't have time for this. You said you said you wanted to
go to lunch. Yeah, I figured this was fine. It's public.
I figured it's a first date. You want to be out in the public,
the first date. I don't know. I'm just saying. You ever
heard of the expression it's just lunch? Like there was like a club call.
It's just lunch dot com where people would just meet for lunch to go
on a first date. It's just lunch. It's just like the idea being
that you get to know somebody because people are busy, so rather than like
it's right at noon. By the way, did you know that I'm a
I'm in the Most Knuckle Club. That's the secret society. It's the upper
echelon. Three knuckles deep, three knuckles deep, three knuck chuck. Why
so, sid this is funny? It is? I I don't know.
Did you ever I have not dated? Uh? I mean I did?
Yeah, in decades. No, I haven't had in decades, so you
have back in the game. My question is, yes, have you had
moments like this where maybe not they whipped out the camera, but they made
it abundantly cleared. There's something smallest than my glasses. I can see that.
Yeah, there's uh that they made it abundantly clear, that you took
them to a place that was beneath them. That's never happened to me.
There was a time though, where I dated a girl. I go,
let's go get some dinner and I was in radio. I was like,
twenty three, I'm broke, and let's go to Marks Texas Huts, which
is just down the street. Could walk there, and she was like in
a few days later she brought he brought me to Marks. I'm like,
well, yeah, so I thought we were going to dinner. I'm like,
yeah, we were hungry, and so we went to get plates because
that in a way, yeah, it was like strike two. Yeah,
you know. And so I mean there have been times where we talked about
this show and we had I think Stephanie and Lauren talking about, you know,
shaming a guy because they had to pay for dinner, which is also
embarrassing. But at the same time, I can empathize with being broken not
being able to take care of you the way you believe you should be taken
care of. In this instance, I don't think it's a it's a it's
a broke thing. It's the guy spent fifty bucks on lunch and shake shack.
By the way, I wish they had one out here because they're amazing,
but they're also amazingly expensive, you know. I but even if you
went to a I would think if you go on a date, now,
if it were dinner, yeah, I think a proper date I'm thinking would
probably run you north of two hundred bucks. Yeah, so you think,
oh yeah, at least one hundred, at least one hundred. Yeah,
I don't for a first day, I don't really like to press. I
don't think you can get out of dinner for under one twenty five. No,
it's hard, but I think you'd like forty bucks. Now it's like
one twenty five. Well, I think if you went to let's I'm thinking
of restaurant. Well. The other thing is like, you're let's say I'm
let's say it's me now, right, I'm I'm middle aged guy who's got
you know, some older kids. I'm gonna take somebody else who's failed in
their nation. Are you gonna you're gonna go on a date? I would
expect that that would be the thing, right, Yeah, Yeah, it's
just yeah, I don't know. I I like I like my life the
way it is, single loan. I'll just keep it quiet for a while.
I'm okay, yeah, keep it quiet. It's okay, it's all
right. I mean, I take my wife on dates all the time.
Well, you should, you should. That's the other thing that don't yes,
don't. Don't end up with this. But this girl, man,
I'll tell you what. She did this dude a favor, and she did
a lot of guys a favor. Because I see this chick. It's like
the post office picture. All right, stay away from this person. Stay
away from this girl because she's going to cause you nothing but problems. That's
true. That's that fifty dollars is well spent, because now you got a
fifty dollars red flag in your pocket to know that this chick ain't worth it.
She's a pain man, she's high maintenance. Danny, I question this
as an NFL fan, Okay, I question this. I miss football already
fifty to thirty weeks left a company that makes mobile smartphone breathalyzers. Don't trust
it. Yeah, I don't know that I would trust it either. I
think sometimes those are plus minus. We bought a breathalyzer when we did radio
together. I could never get it to work. Yeah, uh, because
we had a test case sitting in the chair next to us. But they
got tons of volunteers to submit voluntary BAC readings. Okay, as they watch
their NFL teams from September through January, Now, this doesn't mean they were
at the stadium. This doesn't mean they were at a bar. Just means
that they were watching the game somewhere they could have been, but they were
just watching. In all, they had twenty eight thousand unique BAC tests,
and in the end, there wasn't a clear correlation between a team's performance and
how much their fans drank. In other words, hey man, i'm a
Buffalo Bills fan, you must drink a ton. Hey man, I'm a
Cleveland Browns fan. You know. Yeah. Okay, So that's what they're
saying is just because the team did bad doesn't show that I can understand that
the franchise base that drank the least with an average BAC of point zero five
percent won the Super Bowl. The Chiefs, okay, but the Commanders didn't
even make the playoffs and they're the next lowest, the Giants, the Baltimore
Ravens, and the Chargers. What fan bases do you think the most be
at the top of the list. Buffalo is not even closer. Really,
I know, I am questioning everything about this. You're out of objection.
The talk show host is leading the witness. I don't believe this. Tennessee
Titans with an average BAC of point zero nine percent. Dude, it's Nashville
though didn't make the playoffs. It's Nashville Steelers, Colts, Falcons, and
Saints or the top five in BAC. I can't see any correlation between being
good, bad, and different. That's what they're saying with those same thing
at the bottom, right. I think what it is is you got a
bunch of dudes when they plan to watch football, they're just gonna drink.
Right, the performance doesn't make it. We had Kansas City Chief fans,
by the way that froze to death because the guy gave some kind of drugs
and there was fentanyl in it. Did they find that out? Yeah,
they didn't find that out. It's terrible. It's tragically sad. And that
guy was in and like passed out for two days inside in the warmth.
Yeah, he was fine. The other guys probably would have survived as well,
but they went outside and maybe one went to find another and he passed
out. And so now obviously if I can go find Dan and Bill,
Dan, Bill and Kevin are gunn here comes Greg Connors pump. You know
what I mean. That's the kind of thing. But they did do this
with Taylor swift fans as well, and they found Swifties had had a higher
BAC than Chiefs fans, but less than Titans fans. They fell right in
the middle between the Cincinnati Bengals and just more than the Buffalo Bills. So
whoever's doing these things, I'm saying that the surveys, not from the data
they had, isn't correct. But I go, come on, I've been
to Bill's fans, I've been to bars, and I've been to people's homes
to watch Bills games. That BAC colin over. Yeah, I agree,
I mean, like they're in a football game, though, people really aren't
like doing lining up shots. No, they're not. Not at the stadium.
They're not drinking. No, definitely not the state. No, it
was just done at the stadium. That's what I'm saying. They could be
anywhere. You could be in your home watching, you could be That's why
I'm saying, like people aren't doing yaeger bombs during Bills games. Maybe before
the game in the parking lot, right, you know, Oh that's true,
and this is while they watched their favorite team, so beforehand. Yeah,
but I mean I still see some wild shenanigans going on in the parking
lot. You go to one side of the parking lot. It's just oh,
especially in those off site lots, right, holy cal it's it's it's
insane. When did you start questioning? Like I question that you questioned everything?
What made you question everything? I questioned everything when my GPS took me
on a shortcut through four roundabouts and a dead end, and then I started
to question everything after that, Go, I'm questioning everything. Well, I
don't think I question everything. I think during COVID, oh everybody gets all
there. Well, no, it wasn't. I mean I think that's when
when I believed the arguments at first that we have this virus out there.
Yes, we didn't know, and I didn't want to believe that we were
being misled because again I was not mister conspiracy theorists at that point in my
life. I've kind of gotten there. I wasn't like that before. What
made you change? What made you think that when there were conflicting reports on
how the virus started, when there were conflicting reports on how effective the vaccines
were, and then when daily the percentage would drop. There's a great meme
out there of reputable newspapers showing the efficacy dropping every single day of the vaccines.
And then when when famous people who were employing or were championing the vaccine
saying I can't believe it, man, I've been double vaxed, and even
I came down with COVID and they started changing the definition of the vaccine,
the term vaccine. Then I'm like, Okay, we got a problem here.
And that's when I really started looking at everything like with a with a
different lens, because I mean I wanted to. I didn't want to get
the vaccine if I don't have to, Like I hate taking drugs, period.
Yeah, Like I've never done illegal drugs in my life, and I
don't like taking anything, even prescription. That's what I've heard. That's what
i've heard. But you know what, I'll be fine with that when I
get to heaven. But the point is, though, when I made those
two. He made those two. You make him so you could cook them
in a spoon, and he checked them in your arm. He made the
things. And some people see God when they take acid, at least as
Tom George, the old traffic Tom do you drink? He goes? Man
made alcohol, God made marijuana. Now who do you trust? Fall Ninety's
backed up right now? Of he rest in peace. But yeah, I
mean like, but I started like, and all of a sudden, you're
hearing the infant I hate using the term info Wars. But then, because
I'm not a fan of that dude, the Info Wars guy, Alex Jones.
Okay, but then when he started being right about certain things, You're
like, oh crap, all right, Well, we got to start paying
attention to the stuff shines out of the dogs ass every once in a while.
I mean, come on, I always look at it this way.
I think we have to. I think it's important to question things. I
think that it's important to have a discussion, but I don't have a medical
degree, and I also appreciate when someone with a medical Greek degree says,
I don't know, but I would recommend this, yes, And so I
don't argue. If I see somebody with a mask today, I go,
okay, one, no. But they may be sick and not want to
get used to, or they may have somebody in their house, or they
don't want to catch something to bring home to someone and they feel like this
is their say. I don't care. I do chuckle a little when I
still have seen somebody in a car alone with a mask. But you know
what, Okay, I'm not gonna yeah, but I don't know. There's
plenty of things that you can make fun of that I do. I don't
know. I one of the thinking with the vaccine, and I will admit
that I would. I rarely got flu shots and things because I always figure
you still, I don't know. Sometimes, Well, it was always like
it was always one flu behind. Yeah, I did what I'm saying.
Yeah, the flu shots were always one flu behind. But but I've known
somebody who died of the flu at a at a little younger than I am
now, Jim, No, that was ammonia. I don't know, but
I do know somebody. I'm sorry, yes for real apologies. No,
it was Joe T's wife. Yep. Faith, Uh, just to you
know, anybody who knows, and so there is would I don't know if
faith had I have no idea. But you know, as you get older
and and you're more susceptible supposedly to things, and all right, maybe it
is smart. I don't know. I have no idea. I think there's
things that you can do homeopathically. I do a garlic, ginger, lemon,
honey, cayenne, pepper, warm water shot every night every night.
But I have chronic signs sinus problems, and that that has helped. On
the other side, I worry like but I don't know. So I always
take this stuff with a huge grain of salt and go, well, I'm
going to do what I feel is right for me, and I'm not going
to say a whole lot about it because I don't know. I don't know,
and there's a lot of people out there who look. I've heard people
who have who work in o RS have have said we're seeing things we didn't
see before. We don't know if it's connected or not. We don't know,
so I'd rather I think there's some issues with my health that have happened
since that I got vaccinent, Like you know what, I wonder if I'm
injured, seriously, it could be there is I have no I don't know,
and I didn't want to take the vaccine, but I did it because
that was your turning point of questioning everything. Yes, there is. But
now that I think about it, there's another turning point in my life.
But I'll tell you about that in a second. But let me ask you
this. If you question everything, where do you go to get the answer?
Because everything is your question. You'll never stop. That's what I'm saying.
You go down a rabbit hole, You'll make yourself nuts. You will
have to make yourself nuts. This is why I say to people all the
time, follow your gut. If your gut says get the vaccine, get
the vaccine. If your gut says don't get the vaccine, then don't get
the vaccine. You don't need to go yelling about it and you screaming.
And yeah, I like to think, and I really truly believe this that
most people at the on the outset of things have were of pure intentions on
anything, even the vaccine. We're seeing this coming, We're seeing what it's
doing in other countries. It's definitely gonna get here. Here's what we're seeing
in those countries. Here's what we recommend doing. I feel like that was
in the beginning. Then after that was it control. I guess I don't
know how you want to control by hurting the economy and doing all that kind
of stuff. It seems ridiculous to me. But and then there were people
that did things like that certainly didn't at least what do they call the optics
didn't look good. As the governor of California says, we're shutting down restaurants,
but I I'm gonna they go out and you're at a restaurant, or
the governor of New Jersey says, no one could go to the beach,
But then he's sitting out of the beach, and yes, you're outside in
your space. But those things, at least optically don't look good. And
you're people of power, and so therefore now everybody goes, well, power's
corrupted. You're fucking I don't know, maybe I don't know. All I
can say is and if that's naive and dumb, and you think, well,
you're an idiot, You're you're buying into all the shit. No I
think that. I don't care because that's noise. I can't control them.
Am I yelling about it is going to do nothing. I'm just one more
voice in there. So I go I see it, I see it.
I got it. I'm gonna be over here doing my thing, and I'm
just gonna keep doing my things. I don't know. My older sister who
passed away a few years ago. She was an immunologist and a microbiologist.
She had a PhD. And when my father was dying of cancer, she
was gearing him toward more homeopathic remedies, which was telling me, oh my
gosh, you're a cancer doctor and you're telling me that this therapy that he's
on is not going to work. And at that point, I'm like,
okay, then where are we going with this? It really because because she
was steering in a different direction. It was kind of like when Cali means
if you ever heard of Cali means, Eric Bischoff told us about him.
I kind of looked into him a little bit. He was a lobbyist for
the pharmaceutical industry until one day he realized the pharmaceutical industry was poisoning America.
Yeah, I mean, and he went the other direction. We see the
list of side effects on the medicine, Well, it's longer than the unless
the commercial comedians make jokes about it. So sometimes I think, well,
I don't I would rather not take that stuff. I'd rather not be on
a high blood pressure medicine. I'd rather not. Yeah, there's like more
age medication now than ever before. But the other side of it, too,
is like I go the idea of well, they're trying to control you,
how become dependent on on the medication. Though, Okay, well all
right, maybe I'm not saying that. I'm saying, let's go to uh,
let's there are certain medications that could save your life. Right Bob Marley
had gone to the man, and that left it up to jaw, he'd
still potentially be here. I don't know, just potato, dude, Yeah,
this is all right, you got nine others. I know it was
in between the toes. So uh so, I again, I don't know,
but I would say the homeopathics, I mean, some of these medicines
can do great harm, right, so if there's ways for you. But
what I say, and here's what I mean, is I think there are
people that think, well, now you got Netflix or whatever streaming service,
and you just scroll through and you just sit there, and we've become a
couch potato, and you just stay in there as a couch potato and you
eat bad food because it's easy and it's here, and we don't want to
necessarily work. We're lazy and they want us to stay lazy, and so
they give us all the things to be lazy. We're gonna get lazier.
And when we're lazy, we're depending on them because now we're eating bad food,
which means we need medicine, and so we go get the medicine and
they've got us, they've got us under control. And I think there are
people that believe that. I really do, and I think, oh,
that's a sad way to think, because if you see somebody like that,
are there people like that? Yep, there are there are. I've seen
them myself. But that's where I go, have some self esteem and self
respect, Get off the couch, go for a walk. Yeah, take
a walk, breathe outside, sculp the guns. Yeah, well, sculpe
the guns. But but get your body moving. Once your body's taking you're
gonna still, You're gonna feel better. Try the cold shower, Challenge yourself
a little bit, push yourself. You're capable of more. Right And to
me, I feel like there's a whole But I feel like if I look
for that, I find a whole bunch of people preaching that not And I
so I feel like if you look for anything, you're gonna find it,
is my point. It's like you're gonna find right you believe that this,
keep it down, you'll find a whole bunch of that will flow. But
I think if you see people going, hey, get off the couch,
come for a run, let's go for you can do this, you got
the you can then then take that and so where are we and what are
we believing? And that's why I always go, You've got to follow your
gut. You intuitively know what's right and what's wrong for you in every situation.
In every situation. You can have a situation where most people would look
at it in your life if you brought it out to them and they go,
But you know, intuitively inside there's something about it that is right for
you. Follow that, don't listen to anybody else. That's why I say
go forth and tell no one, because I think a lot of times when
we start talking about things, you know, hey, that person isn't right
for you. Well maybe there's things you don't know about them and there's a
great connection. Or I want to do this and I gotta ah, everybody's
trying it. I know about six seven guys have done it. They all
fail. Don't tell anybody, Just go do it, Go do it,
Go do it intuitively, you know. And I think even with the other
stuff. Now, maybe Daddy's got a point with the conspiracy things. Maybe
I'm the naive one, but I I always think I'd like to think I'm
too smart to fall for that, but maybe I'm not. I mean,
I you know, not not not not fall for the conspiracy theory, to
fall into what would be the theory. The theory like I'm I'm the guy
that's laying on the couch that's watching the Quincy Jones documentary. But I'm not
laying there. I don't watch, I don't watch much anything. I read
more than I do anything. I'm boring what you're reading lately. I'm still
reading. I'm only five chapters into a friend of mine's manuscript, so I
want to finish that, and I'm reading and then I have put down.
But I'm about three quarters of the way of another another book. I don't
want to say, no, no, no, no, I have your
book next one. Oh yeah, Patrick Davis, Yeah, but no,
mine is Think and Grow Rich. Actually I'm about to read there, Think
and Grow Rich. It's an old book. It was Rich Dad, Poor
Dad's another one I got. Think and Grow Rich was a book that was
written in Napoleon Hill the nineteen twenties. Was commissioned by Daniel Carnegie, who
Dale Carnegie, excuse me, who said his thing was he found this young
journalist Napoleon Hill, and he said, I will commission you for the next
twenty years. The only thing you do is you find like five hundred of
the most successful people in the country. Maybe that number is wrong, but
somewhere around there, and interview them and see if you can find the commonality
and put together the formula to become rich and successful. And that's kind of
like the same thing now that it's a very fairest and Tony Robbins have done
as well, interviewed people like that. Yeah, but figure out that this
is in champions, right. But this is interesting because there's an a lot
of spirituality in it, a lot of law of retraction. There a lot
of law traction in there. Yeah, and it is. It's interesting and
I and it's one of these books that I will I'm gonna. I'm giving
it a one read and I'll probably read this book five times when I go
because Dale Carnegie also wrote the book How to Win Friends and Influence People.
And if you've read that, you realize holy cow. Yeah. Yeah,
but I mean we're in this. Yes, it's Dale Carnegie, it's uh,
it's Henry Ford, it's you know, anybody who is anybody back then
and even now they try to I think I have a version that's been updated
by somebody else, so they bring in other people, like I think there's
a mention of Bill Gates and what he did, and you know, and
really a lot of it is is the things we already know, like being
persistent and when the chips are down, you just got to keep going,
right. I mean, they're modern companies that they didn't make money for years
and they had to try to raise more capital, raise more capital because somebody
just intuitively knew this will work. We just got it, this will work.
And then yeah, boo takes a right look at Honda. Yeah,
well look at Amazon. Yeah, you know, same thing, right,
look at any of it. Look at all the Elon's projects. Exactly how
many of them are exactly some of them I'm kind of scared of exactly the
chip in the brain. Oh absolutely, Yeah, where you can almost talk
to the computer. We're just back thinking, that's scared. There are some
that believe that that's already happened in other terrestrial worlds. Okay, yeah,
let's find on again. Yeah, that's just it. Bye, Danny.
That fell with Mark Hillman tomorrow with the Moose Club, Yes, great time.
He is an honorary member of the Churchville Moose Knuckle He's actually looking to
get into the secret society of Moose Knucklers. I like it. I like
it. I'm proud of that went well for straight. I think that's all
fantastic. I'm Bill Morale, will see you tomorrow, Da. I'm trying y