Speaker 1: Welcome back, midnight viewers to Father Malone's Nightmare in Vegas.
Speaker 2: Round Up.
Speaker 1: That's right, we've just wrapped up our time here at
Speaker 1: the Silverton Casino in beautiful Las Vegas, Nevada. We were
Speaker 1: mixing and mingling with weirdos and freaks. There were beautiful
Speaker 1: cars and beautiful monsters. It was a fucking trip. I
Speaker 1: tell you. Ripley is here. She's mad as hell at
Speaker 1: me for leaving her home. But the festival was outdoors
Speaker 1: and she couldn't handle the presence of co host HP
Speaker 1: in my house. So the thought of her sitting at
Speaker 1: a booth for sixteen hours outside, Okay, I'm sorry, Well
Speaker 1: you were not going to last. Get I'm not apologizing.
Speaker 1: This was their first ever convention and I think they
Speaker 1: did a hell of a job. And by them, i'm
Speaker 1: talking about Amy and Darlene. All the love I can
Speaker 1: send their way, I'm sending. They were a fucking delight
Speaker 1: and they have great instincts, and I have no doubt
Speaker 1: this is just going to continue to grow and get
Speaker 1: bigger for them. They were exceedingly cool to us and
Speaker 1: from what I gather to everyone else around them. Now,
Speaker 1: before I go on, I just want to say that
Speaker 1: having HP around here in the flesh has been its
Speaker 1: own fucking delight. He and I have never once fallen
Speaker 1: out of easy conversation, but sometimes it's nice to do
Speaker 1: that while arguing over where to eat while driving around.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to say that. Now for the music,
Speaker 1: oh boy, it was a rocketbelly wonderland. They had both kinds,
Speaker 1: raka and psycho. No, that's not true. There was a
Speaker 1: ton of variety on display, including Los Carajos.
Speaker 2: Son the Sonny.
Speaker 1: Sack down.
Speaker 2: There, sorry cycle, your must be.
Speaker 3: Let me there, Go.
Speaker 1: There, Ate Marianci Punk Act, and they played twice and
Speaker 1: I was there for both performances. Out fucking standing stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put links in the show notes as usual,
Speaker 1: so go there. Carajos are a local band and now
Speaker 1: I'm angling to get them, at least a few of
Speaker 1: them on the show. I love a huge fucking band,
Speaker 1: the Pogues, Fucking Parliament Funkadelic. They did a couple of
Speaker 1: covers of Robert Rodriguez and Tarantino flick numbers and they
Speaker 1: fucking owned them. Do I need to say it again?
Speaker 1: Los Carajos, the other band that fucking knocked my socks
Speaker 1: off was the Ghostwood Murder.
Speaker 4: I was leaving town, going eastbou six pack and a headache.
Speaker 5: Promise Games.
Speaker 6: The only boy I loved.
Speaker 3: There'd be six feet and plusnell reson game.
Speaker 2: Yon Joel Zung Me.
Speaker 1: Ailing from Kingman, Arizona. This band is kind of a
Speaker 1: dream come true for me. I love all of American music, yes,
Speaker 1: even country, you narrow minded Dix. In fact, if you
Speaker 1: take what I in any sane American considers country music,
Speaker 1: I'm talking Hank Williams in earlier, and then combine that
Speaker 1: with the best of punk, and on top of that
Speaker 1: delightful concoction, you dollop in folk tales and gypsy themes.
Speaker 1: As cool as I'm making them sound, they're way cooler.
Speaker 1: I grab the CD. Hell I'm wearing the T shirt.
Speaker 1: They are linked below too. The Ghost Would Murder Full disclosure.
Speaker 1: Their guitarist, Brian is an old friend. Before he's skidaddled
Speaker 1: to the High Desert, he was in a band here
Speaker 1: in Vegas, a band No No No, the band the
Speaker 1: Sheikhs of Neptune surf punk psychedelia from Space. They are
Speaker 1: gone but not forgotten. I'm linking them below as well,
Speaker 1: so we had a booth everybody, me and HB and
Speaker 1: Chris Stashu dropping in from the horror anthology wing of
Speaker 1: the podcast. He was putting out fires and pressing the
Speaker 1: flesh out there, and so many fucking cool people dropped
Speaker 1: by and chatted with us. We were in the media section,
Speaker 1: which shared tents with all of the celebrities, so our
Speaker 1: backwall was the backwall for Tony Ceesar. He's a stuntman extraordinaire.
Speaker 1: Initially we were to have shared the wall with Ginger Linn.
Speaker 1: I was pretty fucking excited to be cohabitating with her
Speaker 1: for a while, but Tony was no slouch. In fact,
Speaker 1: he was fucking hot. That'll make sense soon. We met
Speaker 1: tons of great vendors and saw a goddamn plethora of
Speaker 1: super talented artists in every fucking medium. I've been so
Speaker 1: goddamned insulated in my life lately that it's easy to
Speaker 1: forget how many supremely gifted people are out there amongst
Speaker 1: us and doing right with their talents. I honestly can't
Speaker 1: say enough about the entire Nightmare in Vegas experience. But
Speaker 1: having said that, I am fucking exhausted, so I'm going
Speaker 1: to go to the tape here second, and then I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go to bed. Let me set up what follows. However,
Speaker 1: I've got a series of interviews with different vendors and
Speaker 1: cool people and celebrities. The vendors are totally self explanatory,
Speaker 1: but the celebs might need a bit of context. Tony Ceesar,
Speaker 1: as I mentioned, is the super hot stunt man. He
Speaker 1: specializes in burn gags. He gets lit on fire a lot.
Speaker 1: Over on Paul Waller's show A Year in Horror, Paul
Speaker 1: and I discussed the movie Swamp Thing, and we talked
Speaker 1: excitedly about the stunts and that, in particular the scene
Speaker 1: where Alec Holland, who has combusted and is running down
Speaker 1: a dock covered in flames, dives into the swamp and
Speaker 1: dowses himself off. That's Tony. I got to talk to
Speaker 1: Swamp Thing. But then he's many things. He's the Thing,
Speaker 1: the Palmer Thing during the couch sequence, and John Carpenter's
Speaker 1: the thing. He runs out into the snow after he's
Speaker 1: been set ablaze by McCready, who then pursues him out
Speaker 1: into the storm and throws a stick of dynamite at him.
Speaker 1: That's Tony. He was also the same puffed marshmallow man
Speaker 1: when they positroned him. I'll just throw out a few
Speaker 1: names of films he did stunts on Child's Play, Dark
Speaker 1: Man Freaked, How about ghost Face in Scream That Do
Speaker 1: Anything for You? After mister cecar I spoke to Tara Buckman,
Speaker 1: she would be most recognizable to mainstream audiences of a
Speaker 1: certain vintage as the co pilot of the Lamborghini and
Speaker 1: the Cannonball Run. That's her jumping out and spray painting
Speaker 1: over the fifty five mile per hour side. It's no
Speaker 1: easy defeat to hold your own alongside Adrian Barbou, but
Speaker 1: she does it. She does it again with Jamie Lee Curtis,
Speaker 1: who she was imprisoned with in an intergalactic penal colony
Speaker 1: on buck Rogers in the twenty fifth century. She's the
Speaker 1: unfortunate mom at the start of Silent Night, Deadly Night
Speaker 1: in the seventies, she was on everything. Goddamn it. I
Speaker 1: just realized I didn't ask her one question about the
Speaker 1: Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew Mysteries. Shame on me. Anyway.
Speaker 1: Tara Buckman was lovely and charming, and it was a
Speaker 1: dream to talk to her and Finally, Yes, I made
Speaker 1: my way around to actress Ginger Lynn. Actress needs no qualifiers,
Speaker 1: but for clarity, she is an adult film star and
Speaker 1: a mainstream film actress. I won't say she's a star
Speaker 1: in the Ginger Rogers way, but she is a horror
Speaker 1: film star in the Ginger Linn way. She's been in
Speaker 1: quite a few rob zombie flicks, thirty one doubles Rejacks.
Speaker 1: Back in the day, she was in one of the
Speaker 1: Wing Commander games. Anybody remember Wing Commander? Fuck? I love
Speaker 1: that game. I have a Wing Commander's story, but it's
Speaker 1: for another day. Thank you everybody tuning in for this
Speaker 1: tardy episode. Tune in Friday. It is more yaoucha fest.
Speaker 1: HB and I discuss Shane Black's attempt at resuscitating the
Speaker 1: franchise with The Predator. Next week, I'm gonna talk about
Speaker 1: the film Good Boy. That's the new horror film from
Speaker 1: the Dogs perspective. It's a requirement for leaving Ripley at home.
Speaker 1: Enjoy the rest of the show.
Speaker 2: Hi, I'm father alone from midnight viewing. I was wondering
Speaker 2: what you guys are doing, what you're up to here
Speaker 2: at the convention.
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Speaker 5: That's gonna raise money for kids in the hospital. Give
Speaker 5: a Halloween team Ghostbuster gowns in the hospital.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic. Man, How's there a convention be treating you?
Speaker 2: It's been fantastic.
Speaker 5: We've been having a blast just We're definitely gonna come
Speaker 5: next year together. Recently, there used to be one in
Speaker 5: Vegas and they split up after COVID. So we just
Speaker 5: met at a convention one day and we started this alliance.
Speaker 5: That is great. We have a lot of events going
Speaker 5: on in October and we're also going to be at
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Speaker 2: who does not understand our fascination here in America with
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Speaker 2: So if you're a brave adventure who would.
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Speaker 2: Where are you, guys located?
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Speaker 3: right at the corner of Casino Center and Charleston Boulevard.
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Speaker 2: What was your name, sir? My name is C. J. Cummings.
Speaker 8: I'm the game designer, author and artist as long as
Speaker 8: my bride Tammy Brant, who's the other author, an artists
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Speaker 1: Fantastic have a great conversation, I have a great convention. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a pleasure to me too. It's father alone
Speaker 1: here with Tony Caesar. He's the stuntman extraordinary. I told
Speaker 1: you all about Tony. How did you even get started
Speaker 1: lighting yourself on fire?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 9: I found out how little other people knew how to
Speaker 9: do it, and I developed a technique to do it
Speaker 9: where I could do a burn in two sets of
Speaker 9: clothing and make it look realistic.
Speaker 1: We've gone on at length about your burning swamp thing
Speaker 1: when you ran down the pier and then dove.
Speaker 2: Into the water, dousing yourself out. Just incredible.
Speaker 9: What was that like?
Speaker 2: On that said that was two burns?
Speaker 9: I did one burn inside, which we did, and then
Speaker 9: a month later we did the outside. When the outside
Speaker 9: one was the longest anyone had ever run and went
Speaker 9: into it. But what was interesting about that they were
Speaker 9: experienced a drought back here. Then we had to pump
Speaker 9: water from the river into the swamp in order to
Speaker 9: make the swamp that I went into. But as I
Speaker 9: was running, it's you don't see the flames. It looks
Speaker 9: like someone standing in back of you with a big
Speaker 9: flashlight shining out in front of you.
Speaker 2: It's interesting.
Speaker 1: How hot does it get? Does it get hot at all,
Speaker 1: or once it gets hot it's too late.
Speaker 9: Yes, it gets hot, but you have to know when
Speaker 9: it's at the peak, because if you wait till it
Speaker 9: gets too hot, then you go down you can get burned.
Speaker 9: So you just before it gets too hot, you go down.
Speaker 9: And then I have a hand signal that I signaled
Speaker 9: with my safeties with to come in and put me out.
Speaker 2: Now, okay, so you did you did swamp thing, but
Speaker 2: before swamp it? Was it before or after you did
Speaker 2: the thing?
Speaker 9: No, Swamp Thing was the first one. I did that
Speaker 9: with Wes Crave and Adrian barbo was working on the set.
Speaker 9: She told John Carpenter about me, and John Carpenter was
Speaker 9: doing the thing. Then I ended up doing the burn
Speaker 9: for the thing that Carpenter wanted to. Adrian Barbou told
Speaker 9: John about me, and that's how I got the job.
Speaker 2: Can I where was that part?
Speaker 9: Film?
Speaker 2: Was that in Los Angeles? Where you got in? Which
Speaker 2: one the thing?
Speaker 9: We did the interior burn in Los Angeles on a
Speaker 9: sound stage where Kurt shot me with the flamethrower. Then
Speaker 9: thirty days later we were up in Alaska and Hyder, Alaska,
Speaker 9: and I think it was a salmon glacier. Was I
Speaker 9: did the x air here burn.
Speaker 1: It's crazy so so far just you've been swamping and
Speaker 1: the thing and then Wes Craven's next film is Nightmare
Speaker 1: on Elm Street, where you do the craziest condamn snun
Speaker 1: I've ever seen, where you do a full burn like
Speaker 1: tumbling downstairs.
Speaker 9: I fell down a flight of stairs on that No
Speaker 9: one had ever done that before, and I actually won
Speaker 9: an award for that stunt because no one had ever
Speaker 9: done it. But I actually overseen the construction of the stairs,
Speaker 9: so there were no sharp points or anything that I
Speaker 9: would tear my suit on coming down. But that was
Speaker 9: the second show I worked with Wes Craven. Then after
Speaker 9: that I did I think seventeen of the shows I
Speaker 9: worked with Wes Craven for twenty years.
Speaker 2: You certainly did.
Speaker 1: In fact, for Ghostbusters fans out here, if you like
Speaker 1: the stay up marshmallow Man on fire, then you like
Speaker 1: Tony Hare.
Speaker 9: Yes, I got called in on that one. They originally
Speaker 9: had someone else come in with the stunt coordinator's sun.
Speaker 9: He couldn't do the particular stunt, so they brought me in.
Speaker 9: That burn was done in three different burns. The first
Speaker 9: one they told me I didn't need to wear my
Speaker 9: fire suit because they made stay Puff fireproof. The first burn,
Speaker 9: the head split open in the inside of the head
Speaker 9: caught on fire. Then the second burn I did, the
Speaker 9: flames were so big that it made stay Puff look small.
Speaker 9: So I ended up doing a third burn where we
Speaker 9: brought the flames down a little bit so they didn't
Speaker 9: see big high flames on Staypuff.
Speaker 2: You fear no fire, Tony.
Speaker 9: I make sure I don't get burned. I try to
Speaker 9: make sure I might safe. I always try to use
Speaker 9: the same safety people in show after show.
Speaker 2: It's great to see her at the convention. You're having
Speaker 2: a good time.
Speaker 9: Yes, I'm having a good time.
Speaker 2: Fansast invention. If people want to get in touch with you,
Speaker 2: looking for you, are you online at all?
Speaker 1: I have.
Speaker 9: My daughters did the jump rope scene in the Nightmare
Speaker 9: on Elm Street and they have a sight called the Job.
Speaker 2: I'll get it, okay, jump rope girls.
Speaker 9: Something. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: I'll fill it in there. So great talking to you man.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry the rest of your convention. Thank you standing
Speaker 2: here with Tara Buckman.
Speaker 1: Now, most horror fans, of course can remember her from
Speaker 1: as Mom and Silent Night Deadly Night, but given the
Speaker 1: Midnight Viewing is a horror anthology podcast, you have a
Speaker 1: special distinction. You're the only one who's actually been in
Speaker 1: some horror anthologies Freddy's Nightmares, but more specifically, you were
Speaker 1: on a Tales of the unexpected.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that? No, with rolled out? We were
Speaker 2: in with David Cassidy.
Speaker 7: That's right, I remember David, that's what. And wasn't it
Speaker 7: with them? Who was the actor.
Speaker 2: Darren McGavin, the king of all television horror?
Speaker 7: Gosh, I'd love to have a picture of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was great.
Speaker 7: I remember that because I actually went out with David
Speaker 7: after that.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, all our fans are really wondering,
Speaker 2: what's David Cassidy really like? But I guess you can
Speaker 2: speak to that a little more.
Speaker 7: And he was just a sweetheart. It wasn't He wasn't
Speaker 7: for me.
Speaker 2: He was, Yeah, eventually he wasn't for most of the
Speaker 2: American Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, no, I grew up with them. That's the bizarre thing.
Speaker 7: A tidbit here.
Speaker 10: I grew up with Bobby Sherman from Okay, Julie, Julie, Julie,
Speaker 10: do you love me?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 7: And then and then David and and so I had
Speaker 7: their posters on the wall. But then as an actress
Speaker 7: here I'm doing a telligence series.
Speaker 10: It was a year with Claude Eggins and called Misadventures
Speaker 10: of cheer Flow bow In wats Bobby.
Speaker 7: Sherman as one of our guests on my show, and
Speaker 7: then I end up thinking.
Speaker 1: How do you reconcile the poster on your wall with
Speaker 1: the standing there trying to be a prop another person.
Speaker 7: I'm just not like understanding fans.
Speaker 10: I'm not I'm not a fan of anything s except
Speaker 10: for Tonkos and you know Stay who is Doug. Yeah,
Speaker 10: but I'd find that fascinating, you know, both of them
Speaker 10: on my wall.
Speaker 2: Well, uh, what was your time like on uh uh
Speaker 2: Buck Rogers, one of the most infamous episodes of Wall.
Speaker 2: As I'm with Jamie Lee.
Speaker 10: Kurtik, I just remember that I felt like I gained
Speaker 10: wade and my thighs were too big in that short skirt.
Speaker 7: You need the real things.
Speaker 10: However, I just started doing ponds and I went to
Speaker 10: one and called Chiller.
Speaker 7: Somebody actually bought that outfit that I'm where. They bid
Speaker 7: on it in Hollywood, brought it in for me to sign.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: I just felt so good about that.
Speaker 7: You know, Yeah, I like to be in the bad
Speaker 7: person that was instead of the.
Speaker 2: What I find amusing is uh, you know that episode
Speaker 2: now means something to you know fans all but you know,
Speaker 2: around the world. But all you can think about is
Speaker 2: then you let your fives were too bad?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I never never leaves, does it.
Speaker 10: It's just and I thought, why did I Why didn't
Speaker 10: I get Jamie's worry because we were both under contract
Speaker 10: Universal I wanted her role, you know.
Speaker 2: That's what I thought. Too villainous, I guess so.
Speaker 7: But these are the things that go on, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Damn it. And of course everyone probably remembers you from
Speaker 1: the book cannon Ball Run Lamborghini.
Speaker 2: Will all fell in love with the Lamborghini and you
Speaker 2: at the same time.
Speaker 7: I think that's probably the one people remember because that
Speaker 7: opening shot is.
Speaker 11: Probably one of the best, to me, one of the
Speaker 11: best ever opening shots in movies, you know, getting out
Speaker 11: and spraying that fifty five mile speed limit sign.
Speaker 2: You were all over seventies television. I'm a vic fan
Speaker 2: of seventies television. Rockford Files, Yeah, arguably the greatest television
Speaker 2: theme song of all time. Oh neat okay, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, if people are looking for you, or you have
Speaker 2: an online presence or anything, you're.
Speaker 7: Just I don't even know how to use Instagram.
Speaker 11: You know, I've got a book here right by my
Speaker 11: side called Instagram for Dummies. I just started doing the conventions,
Speaker 11: like I never wanted to do autographs, thinking it was
Speaker 11: so stupid and really neat era and also as a
Speaker 11: fan get a life. But I had no idea the
Speaker 11: reward you can get giving back learning. I had no
Speaker 11: idea how wonderful it feels. So I'm real new with this.
Speaker 11: I don't even have You're still trying to cover and
Speaker 11: find pictures from the past. You can't find Brettas and
Speaker 11: hardy boys.
Speaker 7: But also learning Instagram, you know, because.
Speaker 11: Like even on Facebook, I've just got my basic career,
Speaker 11: you know, I've just never.
Speaker 2: I have a I have a photograph though, and the
Speaker 2: strict that does being expected at how I could I
Speaker 2: can forward that a lot? Really, once you get onto Instagram.
Speaker 7: Does it have me and David or does Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 7: Indeed, it's amazing what people remember, you know, entertainment.
Speaker 2: You know if people think of it as light, but
Speaker 2: you know it hits at a certain time in your
Speaker 2: life and it becomes important.
Speaker 11: Well, it'll look at myself looking at say, okay, Robert
Speaker 11: Gregor is a big deal. But wait a minute, I'm
Speaker 11: not you know, a fan or in love or need
Speaker 11: an autograph, But you touched me at one point.
Speaker 10: There were something you know that made you remember that
Speaker 10: scene or or feeling, which is what I think.
Speaker 2: We're most agreeing though.
Speaker 10: Business anyway, Princess, Bud and Chin they're all still alive
Speaker 10: and chicken.
Speaker 7: But I'm sure you were depressed.
Speaker 2: You should have switched A father knows best. Yes, come
Speaker 2: back to me.
Speaker 1: Why you have to go and O?
Speaker 7: D A watch of her?
Speaker 9: Missus? E?
Speaker 11: Yes, come back to me?
Speaker 2: Why you have to go and d? What about a
Speaker 2: go Bill?
Speaker 4: Jody?
Speaker 1: A sissy?
Speaker 2: This one's belfumfy, Jinger Lynn.
Speaker 1: You've lived lives, had many careers a theatrical actress, adult actress.
Speaker 2: But I have a particular question for you. You have
Speaker 2: been haunting me for something like forty years.
Speaker 1: Uh what I do? Buffy, Buffy, come back to me.
Speaker 1: You were an angel in the reruns in the Bachelor
Speaker 1: Party movie.
Speaker 7: Yes, And you know it's funny is they bought that footage.
Speaker 6: I didn't know I was in that film until about
Speaker 6: ten years ago, and people kept saying, Oh, you're in
Speaker 6: the Bachelorette Party.
Speaker 7: I'm like, that was nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 5: I wasn't I know.
Speaker 7: I didn't do mainstream.
Speaker 9: Until this and they bought the footage.
Speaker 7: I'm in the bachelorette party?
Speaker 2: Is that Ninstern It's fantastic.
Speaker 7: Now you were an Angel in the rerun or Angel reruns?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, which I long lamented. Love I still listened
Speaker 2: to the music to this day.
Speaker 7: Isn't that funny?
Speaker 1: I love that it's so postmodern at the time when
Speaker 1: there was no such thing. It's absolutely right.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The fact that it took on pop culture and gave
Speaker 1: it kind of a spin that really nobody. But I
Speaker 1: think by that time nobody had really invested in pop
Speaker 1: culture in any sort of appreciable way, like like how
Speaker 1: it raised people in a way, And those songs were
Speaker 1: just so fucking on point, really were, and I think
Speaker 1: they should have you guys, should have been huge as
Speaker 1: far as I was concerned, honestly. But when you listen
Speaker 1: back to like new wave bands at the top and
Speaker 1: the ones that were actually popular, what did they have
Speaker 1: to fucking say, like, virtually nothing at all.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 7: I did love Blondie, of.
Speaker 2: Course, Yeah. I mean because they were their own sort
Speaker 2: of lame sex pistols.
Speaker 7: Naturally, I got'ta tell you a funny story. Is this
Speaker 7: a PG rated show?
Speaker 3: Go for it.
Speaker 7: So I've gotten around over the years.
Speaker 6: I'm a very loving, free spirited, fun girl, and I
Speaker 6: forget sometimes the different people that I've had relationships with.
Speaker 6: And so Steve Jones from the Sex Still just wrote
Speaker 6: a book. Yeah, and there's one paragraph where evidently I
Speaker 6: met him at an.
Speaker 2: AA meeting, the perfect place to meet.
Speaker 7: Took him in the bathroom and blew him. And I
Speaker 7: have no recollection, and I would he He was like
Speaker 7: almost embarrassed. I'm like, I don't remember.
Speaker 2: That's double your place in music history now right, You
Speaker 2: have no excuse.
Speaker 7: Nothing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's just my little Steve Jones story.
Speaker 7: And I enjoy love and live my life.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you're having a good convention.
Speaker 6: Yesterday I kicked ass. There were so many wonderful fans here,
Speaker 6: good people. It was a wonderful day.
Speaker 7: Today there's football competing with football. It's a man's world.
Speaker 2: Indeed, outfor this Foror scene is predominant Levin. Yes, so,
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Speaker 6: can find.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic. Thank you so much for taking your time
Speaker 2: talking to us today. Ginger appreciate.
Speaker 3: A line from beyond the jewels. He's coming from you,
Speaker 3: and a line give him hath always.
Speaker 11: It's true.
Speaker 2: Drawdraw the black.
Speaker 10: You'll show you.
Speaker 7: Don't join us stuff.
Speaker 3: He's coming so long les rong no no nona non
Speaker 3: nonanda no