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Speaker 2: It's Billified the Bill Moran Podcast. Hello and welcome. Thanks
for getting your pot on. Thanks for telling a friend.
Speaker 1: That's how we spread the word about the Pirate Ship.
I've been thinking on days like today that I would.
Speaker 2: Kind of be doing some solo stuff.
Speaker 1: So I was making some notes I had studying I
needed to do in a paper.
Speaker 2: I had to finish a reflection paper.
Speaker 1: So here I am sitting in the studio and I'm
writing down some things, and I go, I was going
to share some frustrations that I had with Jamison and
then just kind of how that went, and well, I'll
tell you that.
Speaker 2: So I yesterday.
Speaker 1: Running around and taping podcasts at night and something that
I'm not going to talk about right now. But I
had a meeting after the podcast, believe it or not.
Last night I was going over some plans and things
and taking a look at some stuff, and my son
was at his friend's house. So I went over and
I picked him up. And the whole purpose for him
to go to the friend's house was that he had
left his book bag there. So he comes out. I said,
I call ahead. Now this is why where I get annoyed,
and this is fifteen. I get it, but I call ahead.
I go, I'm gonna be there in five minutes. Please
don't have me waiting. I'm waiting ten minutes, and I'm
starting to get madder and madder because the meeting I
had after the podcast put in a little longer, so
that's pushing all the rest of my night back. So
I'm waiting. I'm waiting, and then he comes out and
he disappears, and I jump out and slam the door
of the car, and I go, where are you going?
What's going on? Going to get my book bag? Where
is it? It's in their car? Okay, Oh the car's locked.
We'll go in and get the keys. Well, the Mom's asleep,
and I go and now I'm like yelling.
Speaker 2: I'm like, the.
Speaker 1: Whole purpose for you to go was to get the
book bag that you did not have at school today.
Speaker 2: So this is so finally he gets the book bag.
Speaker 1: Then we go home and as we pull up, I go,
why is the sliding glass door wide open? And it
was a little bit windy and chili last night, and
so I've got these shades over the sliding glass door
that are blowing.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I cooked and it burned, and so I just opened
up the door to get the smoke out. Fantastic walk inside,
It's fifty five fucking degrees. Oh, so I'm like feeling Now,
I'm like, I'm insensed, and I'm trying to stay cool
and I'm not.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't stay cool anymore.
Speaker 1: I have no idea because I'm going where, Like where
are your fucking brains?
Speaker 2: Is all I want to scream?
Speaker 1: And that doesn't seem like fair either, And I gotta
slow down and go okay, all right, And I'm trying,
and finally we short of got into it. I called
him out to the kitchen area and I said, look,
I know I'm very frustrated. I'm frustrated because I feel
like you're not paying attention. I mean, I don't know
the couple of things who leaves a fucking slider glass.
It just leaves, It just leaves the place, you know,
it's winds blowing, shit's blown around.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, so right, so this is what I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: And I so I'm saying this, and then he's like, ah,
but you know, he goes a little deeper on some
things about I think you think this X, Y or
Z about me, And I stopped and I said, no,
that's not true. I said, my frustration stems from an absolute, undying,
unconditional love for you, because I just feel like you're
you're better than this and and maybe that's maybe I'm
being a little harsh on that, but that that's it.
And I go and someday this role is going to
be reversed. You're going to be looking at somebody who's
just as frustrated. You're just as frustrated with who's doing
the same thing. And it's only going to really come
from one place love. You want them to just be
a little bit better, be a little more responsible, play
a little more attention, and uh and then I started
to think back, I go, God, when I was younger
than him, I drank and I did stupid stuff, and
so I guess it's just par for the course.
Speaker 2: But man, so I'm.
Speaker 1: Thinking about, well, what am I going to talk about?
Because during this time once a week, I'm gonna do
some solo shows, but I want to bring in some
old radio tapes and things.
Speaker 2: And then in walks out of nowhere, just Florida.
Speaker 1: Just I mean, it just comes in, uh him uh.
Speaker 2: It's Toothless Eddie, tooth is Eddie.
Speaker 1: And I'm here, I am somewhat frustrated, feeling slightly overwhelmed
with things I gotta do, and here comes Eddie with hey, man,
you wouldn't believe what and me and I.
Speaker 2: Just started laughing.
Speaker 1: Now this this is going to be a shorter podcast
because I'm a little crunched on time.
Speaker 2: I kind of have a heart out here in about
a half hour.
Speaker 1: But I uh, I'll I got questions, I got let's go,
let's go.
Speaker 2: I left Florida. You went to Florida. You wanted to
go to Florida.
Speaker 3: I did, yes, and I went in summer July and
it was hot.
Speaker 2: But you know what, William.
Speaker 3: It was Ficky gorgeous. That was Fick and Sunshine. I
rode the motorcycle. I live us the street from Daytona Marina,
a million dollar freaking yachts. Yeah okay, yeah, you know
what I mean, a nice freaking place.
Speaker 2: And I was with her who's hers?
Speaker 1: She the one that was on the podcast. So if
you go back in our podcast, you can listen to
one with Eddie and Angela. And Angela was a bit
of a mess at that point. I mean, Eddie, you're
talking to him, that's an addict.
Speaker 2: I met her on the bush.
Speaker 1: Remember she's got borderline personality.
Speaker 2: She's a nice assist.
Speaker 1: Well about that, but no, no, okay, all right, I'm sure. Yeah,
I give you some definitions, but we'll go on anyway.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, So we went down there and thanks, you're
good for a minute. Then to turn she got a
job at a fancy fricking hotel.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, just doing what were you doing? Nothing?
I was freaking riding the motorcycle.
Speaker 1: I'd have to do it, all right, living your best life,
I got it, I got it.
Speaker 3: It is kicking back, you know. I got a couple
of friends down it and five months is her limit?
Five months?
Speaker 1: What's five months her being clean? Okay, it's hard, it's hard, Well,
it's not hard.
Speaker 2: It do it well?
Speaker 1: See, But that that's the problem. Like I'll say this
about addiction with things. I am not a person who
subscribes to the disease theory, and I'm not right. I'm
thinking that there's something underneath that is not addressed. And
this is the escape. You did it once. It made
you feel better, you felt more empowered, you were attractive
to people, whatever it was, and then you're chasing that
high forever and the only thing that's going to get
you back there is the crack or is the heroin.
Speaker 2: But in the big picture, William, it's all bullshit. Of course,
of course it is.
Speaker 1: I mean most of most of our limitations in life
are exactly that.
Speaker 3: Yes, And it's one excuse after another, excuse, right and lies.
Speaker 1: But what is it for you that you've known this
about this person? Why do you keep going back? What
is your dependency issue there? Because you've got like a
dependency issue on this, Like at some point you okay, yeah,
but but I think it wasn't. I'm not going to
say it wasn't. And let me say, I'm sure it
was physical.
Speaker 2: I know a better person in her. But you seem
to like really genuinely care, like you're in love, and
that comes doesn't I'm not sure it comes. It goes
a little bit, but go it just doesn't go away.
Yeah right, yeah, yeah, you know what I mean. Yes,
it just does not No, it doesn't. But but I
don't love you anymore?
Speaker 3: No, No, I do right, and the probab you're not
loving yourself.
Speaker 1: Well, but neither are you by putting up with that
ship loving yourself you're not giving yourself a break.
Speaker 3: I'm strong enough to a point, yeah, where it's where
is it on the edge of breaking me?
Speaker 2: Almost? But I won't let it. Yeah, I won't let it.
Fuck you, I won't let it. Yeah. What do you
mean by what? When? What do you tell me more
about breaking? Break my spirit? Break my let's break your spirit?
What do you mean by that? The hurt, the lies,
the deception, the deceit. It will not hurt me? Yeah,
but it does. Sure it does.
Speaker 3: But to a point where you're say, you know, William, I.
Speaker 2: You're worth more than that. Yes, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I mean I think that all of us should realize
at some point with another person the I believe I
believe this about all relationships, especially ones that become intimate
and physical. You should be reflecting the best back in
that other person, and they should be reflecting the best
back in you. Simple as not always easy there to
do or to be, because we can get frustrated and
we can get whatever.
Speaker 2: But we should really that should be it.
Speaker 1: And when it's somebody who continuously shows you this path,
I mean, that's got to be a million dollars vagina, dude, because.
Speaker 2: It's because you know, it's it's it's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's good freaking way.
Speaker 2: Okay, sweet, all right, So now you leave her? Where
is she?
Speaker 3: She?
Speaker 2: Mister wonderful another guy and she left during during Octoberfest
and she loved your job. She lived.
Speaker 3: She's in spring Hill, Florida, north of Newport Richie and
a half million dollar home. The guy got Lincoln and
a ship to him freaking money.
Speaker 2: But you know what, what's just.
Speaker 3: His first freaking time down to fricking street.
Speaker 2: So she's with living with him? I think, yes, yes,
and have million down the home.
Speaker 3: She doesn't cook, she freaking cleans what and if she's
still on the pipe.
Speaker 2: How long does this guy going put up with this ship? Yeah?
But what do you care? It's not responsibility. I can't.
Speaker 3: When I get a call saying Angela's dead, then yeah,
then then what nothing?
Speaker 2: Then that's over and it's that's over.
Speaker 3: And I've been trying to save her, trying to save her.
Speaker 2: When I met Angela.
Speaker 3: It was after we did the show in where New
at the hotel. I got the d w on bluff
and that was bullshit in the conditions that my lawyer
sucked it says, it's it's it explained right on the ticket.
I said, what was the charge? He says, I crossed?
I crossed a double solid line, said road conditions on
the take.
Speaker 2: Snow and ice covered? Hello, McFly like toss it? Yeah?
Well what yeah yeah, snow and ice covered it? All right?
Let me let me ask anyway? All right, hang on,
hang on, I'm not on the bush to rehab to
hut the door.
Speaker 3: And Billy she got on the frecking bus and like
like holy een Christ, I want some by that.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm sorry to laugh, Yes, but I mean, don't
that hint.
Speaker 2: Wasn't that a fucking clue? You're on your on the
bus to rehab.
Speaker 3: Yes, oh my god, man, and it was her first
time in my first time going to all.
Speaker 1: Right, but going there, Hang on, let's go back to
your lawyer. Do you remember how much you paid the lawyer?
Like fifteen fifteen hundred.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's it. It was said, freaking it was it.
It was a Wade County. Let me just say this.
I'm going to say this. This is a very important
lesson for everybody. Yes, you get what you pay for.
What you pay for, You get what you pay for.
I don't care.
Speaker 1: I don't care where you need to find the money.
There's only one guy that I would hire in that situation.
Steve Circule I hired, and I may have a certain situation.
Speaker 2: Hired Rick Goldberg.
Speaker 1: I'm sure Rick's a great guy. Call him, don't don't.
I thought I got it. I see, I knew it,
all right.
Speaker 2: But he's he's a good guy. He's tattered, his suits
are faking. But he's a smart guy. But alright, I
should have got a better job.
Speaker 4: Okay, you know what, if that's how you really feel,
then that's a waste of fucking money.
Speaker 1: Okay, I should not be smarter than the guy who
went to four years of law school after four years
of graduate school.
Speaker 2: However, law school is seven eight.
Speaker 3: I don't know which, which which? She gave me a
h A felony. Yeah, you know now I can't have
a firearm.
Speaker 2: Screw you. You know what I mean? You shouldn't have a.
Speaker 3: Flo at one time. I know at one time. I
still all right, I'm perfect. At the shop, we had
a ship tunnel land and south of Honeyoi.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know, I know, you know what I mean. Hey, Eddie,
I want to get back to some important things. Anyway,
So when did you pack up? What did you do
with your renting?
Speaker 2: This place? You say? It's across from the Daytona Marina,
that million dollar yachts.
Speaker 1: God, beautiful stuff, right, the bikini clad women?
Speaker 2: You pack it up? What? Why do you come back here? Why?
Speaker 3: What's the point I went to first? I want to
surf side South Carolina?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Where excellent? There this path you had a four hundred
thousand dollars home. She wants me to stay.
Speaker 2: Okay, I did you just weren't feeling.
Speaker 5: Yes, she she ate, Okay, so what so what this
frecking so this thing ain't maybe ain't ficking working for
for this.
Speaker 2: Air it isn't now, but you'll get it up for
a crack horse? Am I wrong? Okay?
Speaker 1: So wait, so now you decide not to stay, so
you continue on to Florida?
Speaker 2: Was the way back?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: This is the way back? Why when you pack up
and leave? What was the final straw that you go?
I can't stay here anymore because it was your month
rent to rent and rent to rent, it was your
rent month to month.
Speaker 2: I was I was paid up for another half a month.
So yeah, but what are you paying month to month? Yes? Okay,
so there is no long term it's not a well
it's a year long lease. Okay, So but you broke
the lease? Now? Yes, well I called.
Speaker 3: I talked to the agent. Yeah, the real estate agent
handling this guy's property.
Speaker 2: And what do they say? Says? I says?
Speaker 3: I said to her today, I says I should have
over the left. She says, you want to come back?
Speaker 2: I said yes? And once she say okay, so you're
going back probably the first of December. Why why then?
Why a month from now? Why not? Now? Money? Money? Money?
So what is your so you were running out of money?
How are you living down there? Month to month? No?
I get I got that. How are you paying for it?
What do you mean where's the fucking money coming from?
When he just said there's no money from my from
my social security? I get okay and all right, but
what happened? So what are you going to do?
Speaker 1: So back here? Are you going to try to work
while you're here? I or do odd jobs or something?
I mean, you really can't.
Speaker 3: I I'm going to help Dick out at his place,
put uh PEX plumbing inside his house so he doesn't
let the water run into winter.
Speaker 2: Right, so drips and freezers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I'm to do that for him and that
and that's it, and that's it.
Speaker 2: Say by, So.
Speaker 1: You're here to help a friend. Yeah, and you're gonna
hang out yeah okay.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna pack and what I can load my motorcycle.
Of course, you're gonna ride the motorcycle back. I'm gotta
ride William. Yeah. Who would ride a motorcycle, especially fucking
you would? I would?
Speaker 1: I would, all right, So talk to me about So
how are you getting back down there?
Speaker 2: Drive my jeep? My jeep? Where's your jeep? Car? Right
on there?
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, right over there? Yes, I can't speak freaking English,
like like New York, all right, whatever upstate over here?
Speaker 2: Well, what are you? I'm a transplant New England or
not Rochester? Yeah, I gotcha.
Speaker 3: I'm a three one five freaking honey oi hill billy
freaking transplant to transplant to New England.
Speaker 2: This is my this is going to New England.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that don't because that was another said case
everywhere you go.
Speaker 2: Do you realize this? The problem is you. It's not
all these other fucking.
Speaker 3: Plat is a small head fucking he's fricking okayt he's
freaking How old are you? My Facebook says I'm sixty four.
That's I'm gonna stay with that, okay, because I.
Speaker 2: Look it, do you? I think? Okay?
Speaker 1: So sixty four yeah all right, but I'm not, of course,
and uh I'm like your age and ship Well I
am fifty four, yeah I am?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well I got twenty yeah plush.
Speaker 1: So what is the uh VIAGRAA working William?
Speaker 2: You don't need it.
Speaker 3: I take a daily supplement for circulation. I smoked for
a hundred fucking years. Yeah, and that's the worst thing
anyone could I see someone smoking.
Speaker 2: I get go away from.
Speaker 3: And my extremes of cigarettes, all right, and my extremities, yeah,
get cold my feet right fuck?
Speaker 2: You know. So I take this up on it. That helps.
We're just here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna interrupt for a month, yes, because I think
there's some people going I don't know who this is exactly.
This is ed the line I called him toothless Eddie.
He I met him through the radio when I was
doing Afternoons on CMF. Now I was on CMF alone,
I think at the time Brett with your friend Brett.
Speaker 2: Jack Jack Gaster, Jack, Brett Mullenberg.
Speaker 1: Yes, And so I met Eddie and Eddie there was
something about Eddie that I just was like.
Speaker 2: It was near, said Pat.
Speaker 1: I did, Yes, I was very interested in that. And
Eddie became a close family friend, Like he came over,
helped build treehouses all the boys, all the boys, all
my sons, and helped build a treehouse at the house
in Pittsford and did some other things. And Eddie's just
a he's a good hearted individual. And I knew that immediately.
And he was so funny, indifferent, and so we used
to have him. He came to the comedy show, got
the d wy you got it in the guy's driveway. Well,
that's the funniest fucking part to me. The cop followed you.
Speaker 2: The cop he didn't have his lights out. He was
following Bill. He pulled some ship. Pull up, fucking move
all right. Well either way, yeah, you got years ago.
Speaker 1: That was years ago. And then Eddie would ride his
bike everywhere. And then we used to have Eddie do
concert reviews and he would call in and leave messages
from the concerts.
Speaker 2: And then he was like he would call in and the.
Speaker 1: Messages left at w CMF when I was doing mornings
there where Hey, man, it's a it's a Eddie.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: I was just coming down out in creek and I
wiped out ship.
Speaker 2: I was coming out. We laughed, fucking run up. God,
we were fucking But you know what I'd never heard.
It was a treck fucking chrome Mollie. Yes, that thing
was bullet pro poli ship. I crashed a shitload of time.
Then there was we used to call I know, I know.
Speaker 1: Anyway, we we used to call Tommy Lasorda, the old
manager of the Dodgers. I had his home phone over
so we would call him. Yeah, I would always wait
till eight o'clock East Coast time, because it was fiving
him out there and the TV would be blaring in
an old pickup phone and he would yell at.
Speaker 2: Her, how you get this number?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he'd be slamming the phone down and it
wouldn't hang up exactly.
Speaker 2: We'd be fucking laughing arouss off.
Speaker 1: So then we took the tapes of that and the
tapes of Eddie and we pretended that Eddie call toothless,
I called uh Tommy, and those were some of my
favorite favorite funny bits. I have to find all this ship,
and that's exactly what I was going to start doing
on these Tuesday shows was, or the days I'm recording
as a Tuesday, was to kind of bring that stuff
back and then talk a little bit about some other
ship that's going on. But uh, the since you are here,
so that's how you and I came to be. Then
we did a podcast in here, and I think some
of that was rehashed, but some people may have missed it.
You can go back and hear it. It is with
the woman you're talking about, who you now have. Just
did you come back because you were upset or because
you were.
Speaker 2: Running out of money?
Speaker 3: I should have stayed. I understand because I don't know
if I wanted to be there. Yeah, but I come
back here and I don't want to be here.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There, tell me more about why you don't want
to be there. I do want to be there.
Speaker 1: No, but why you thought I don't want to be there?
I mean, you're not there now.
Speaker 3: Because she wasn't. Yeah, she was outshrew she was outsmoking.
I don't know what the she was doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, did she go down with you? Originally she was
there the mother's at her mind in Tampla, okay, and
then she came over to see you. I went down
to get her. So we're getting the place.
Speaker 3: Together in Daytona.
Speaker 2: And we got the place and everything was, everything was good,
she got a job. Won't want to happen? If you stayed,
i'd have been I don't know. Okay, you lonely? Yeah
I suppose.
Speaker 3: But I come back here and and you know the place,
the place that I.
Speaker 2: Love to go. What place is that? The ash? Yes,
some show some ship went down over there? What kind
of ship went down over Macaroni South? It's okay, okay, okay,
but what.
Speaker 3: Some freaking dude looks like a fucking out bet Albino
at the end of the Boss says.
Speaker 2: Fairport House got the best freaking macaroni sound. I said,
excuse me, I says John makes you. We're here in
the kitchen, that's what he's fing me. And I says, dude,
and he's continuing FM. I said, what's the about? Are
you drunk? Why are you keeping this up? And yeah,
Damien and Oka and Nikki.
Speaker 3: Was on the ball her and I don't see. We
don't get along for some reason. And I don't know.
I don't care.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't give them a fucking rats that's all right.
So about her preference, Okay, you know what I mean.
I don't care. Okay, I don't think you do. No,
I don't think. I mean, yes, really all right, So
you're not a good look at woman, all right? All right?
Speaker 6: Or jesus any now see but see that right there.
You can't say that why because it's because first of all,
it shouldn't matter, but then you make it matter and.
Speaker 2: It becomes one.
Speaker 3: I think she pulled the same ship with me, Like
what the same fucking ship? Oh you're this and you're
that back and just fucking staring down her nose at me.
Speaker 2: Like I'm a fucking nobody.
Speaker 3: Time out, because no I am some fucking okay, I've
been places, done things that you fucking dream about.
Speaker 2: No, I understand that. So so again this is another
one where you're look down at me, billy.
Speaker 3: I don't disrespect I don't until I am right.
Speaker 2: Then I will fucking hit fucking back hard.
Speaker 1: So but do you think things like were you too
much in there?
Speaker 2: What happened? So? What are you telling me you're not
allowed by? Yeah? So I got a call. You got
a call from from Demien.
Speaker 3: When Damien, when this months ago, five second months or whatever?
It's man, Yeah, you can't come back here anymore?
Speaker 2: Oh really?
Speaker 6: Oh well oh fu yeah it's in and he freeze
and that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know, and the thing is who gets
kicked out of mc connery's exactly. And the thing is
I've got a shipload of friends there. All right, I
should do you? Yes? All right?
Speaker 1: Sure, okay, but but do you think that this sounds
like a you thing and not Damien's probably hearing a
bunch of stuff from the bar and has seen things
over a period of time to detect a pattern that
he goes, Look, I don't need the business because I
don't need the complaints, I don't need the headaches.
Speaker 2: He was one, he was one of the people.
Speaker 3: Yeah don grading me well, yeah, in front of the
whole fucking baar.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's William. Yeah that hurts. Hurts, like like I
was a fucking less than him. And you know what
I'm not. I'm not right, I know, don't. Damien likes
the bust balls and things. Well, he took it to
the fuck limit all the fucking time, well, all the time.
I think sometimes you you don't see how you come off.
Speaker 3: I won't back down, well I know, but why so
would you?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: You would not, well.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you would not a second say, I don't know,
to be quite honest with you, because I think your.
Speaker 3: Ship time and time and time and time. Yeah, it
comes your fucking breaking port where you say.
Speaker 1: Well again, but why can't you draw your own boundaries
like that? That seems to be something you can't do.
You can't do it with Angie, you can't do it there.
And I think sometimes we never all of us, not
just you, everybody is and we don't see how we're
perceived by other people. So sometimes I know that sometimes
I think you were seeing as a bit annoying in there,
or a bit bothersome with some people and stuff like that.
And yeah, and and so I think that that became
a source of irritation. I have a funny feeling if
you asked Amien again, he would probably let you back in.
Speaker 2: He's done that before. Dick was there. Today Dick was there.
Speaker 1: So I went in last week and there was I
went in on purpose because I was here at the studio,
and sometimes it just I was like, I kind of
I want to be around.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: People like this is why if you go to like
coffee shops and things, you'll see people just working and
sometimes that background noise of you're not really interacting with anybody.
Speaker 2: But it's nice tonight. Know life's going on.
Speaker 1: So I was thinking, you know what, I'm gonna go
have lunch over at Montconnery's.
Speaker 2: My fo missed a cavaraderie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Peter is your social class Peter Peter's the bar
was the bartender that day, and there was only about
four or five people at the bar spread out. One
of them was a friend of mine named Andy, and
then it was heavy cream. So I said, I've got
work to do and I sat over in a corner.
Heavy Cream would just turn and start bringing up all
the hey, hey, remember when you know I think you
should do it reunion for the scene. I go, I said,
I will never do a reunion, and he got kind
of offended. Now I said, look, it's not it has
nothing to do with He goes, well, you don't like
to see me? I go, no, I have no problem
with WC. I have no problem with anything. I'm just
not going to go back and live back my days
in the past. I'll do memory shows. We had a
great time. That show was amazing.
Speaker 2: I agree. But my point is like, so then and
then he couldn't let it go. So I'm trying to
read articles get ready, and I'm like, funck, why did
I come here? Why did I come here?
Speaker 1: Because it was just to be quiet, and I was
using it kind of like an alcoholic Starbucks, That's what
that was. But he couldn't stop, so he couldn't stop talking,
and and and then people said to me something about
people said something to me about him, yeah, like it's
annoying or something like that, and I just let it go.
I didn't say anything. I didn't buy into it, all right,
So you can't go back.
Speaker 2: So that's I don't know the whole story there. I
told you that. Well, no, there's two sides to every story.
It can't just be the.
Speaker 3: This other fucking guy ganged up the gang bang. Okay,
all right, they fucking gang bag and and this and
this guy is that albido loud bel he's the dude
is loud so they can hear the ship in the
dining room.
Speaker 2: He said, dude, what are you? I said, com com
the co comm the funk down? I said, what's the matter?
Are you drunk?
Speaker 3: I said, listen, John makes the best FM Max sound.
I mean it's delish, period, and.
Speaker 2: He's fran Port. I got a right, Okay, all right,
So I was sticking up for Damien's joint. I know,
I know you were. Now you m f okay, whatever,
well whatever, you know what I mean. Yes, I think
there's a little more, that's all. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, No, I think there's other things that we're contributing
beyond that one incident. But look, I'm sorry that that happened.
I know it stings a little bit, But you're talking
about not even staying around here, so I guess it
kind of doesn't really matter.
Speaker 3: I would love to, yeah, because that's that's my go to.
It was my go to, my fucking it was my
my escape.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my escape. Now I don't, you don't have to.
I'm going over at Tricking. Don't don't. Don't say any name.
Speaker 1: Don't say anything, because if you do, it's gonna sound
like you're somebody down do that. But I understand. Well,
here's the other thing. Here's something that you may not know.
Damien is opening another location. I know that, and you
haven't been banned for that one.
Speaker 2: Well, how you driving over? Why get out to the
west side? Baby talk, come out. He took a bus
to huther Doyle. You can take a fucking bus out there.
Hey man, I'm only banned on the east side.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I've never been banned from a bar William
ever ever ever, Yeah, period, period.
Speaker 2: How's how's Eddie Joe? He's good, Okay good. He's got
a place in Okay, runting a nice home about to
call his sack, renting with an option okay to buy.
Speaker 3: He's got yes, and he's got the good job. Over
there to the Wave. It's a big ficky cannabis manufacturing
joint where he's down to New York, right two three
days a week, delivering hundreds of thousands of dollars of
stuff to all these places all over the city.
Speaker 1: He's doing well good, he's making the cashish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, what the that's it? Yeah, that's it. That's
all right. Yeah yeah yeah. I love the boy. Yeah,
I miss him. End you see him? I need Yeah,
I need to see him. Does he know you're back? No,
he doesn't know. I just got I got in Sunday
more three am. Yeah, but you've been here for forty
eight hours. Yes, so yeah, he contacted your son. Do
you see the problems here?
Speaker 4: Like, do you make it like it's everybody else, but
it's not the same ship ship for players.
Speaker 2: My son isn't happy.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, okay, because wait wait wait wait wait
wait wait wait wait wait.
Speaker 2: Wait guys, what that fucking that?
Speaker 1: Okay, But my point is, do you see a pattern
of things?
Speaker 2: Of course? Yeah? Okay. You think I don't know William, Well, yes,
of course I know.
Speaker 1: Okay, So slow down, change the things. Go with the
people that love you and stay there, not with the
people that use you. Yeah right, yeah, yeah, I gotta
get out of here ready.
Speaker 2: I got a heart out here to go. I'm sorry.
I love you well.
Speaker 1: I love you too, and I'm happy you walked in. Yeah,
I'd love to see you again and get together, but
I gotta I gotta race out to h yeah some
classes and stuff and check on my my son and
make sure all is well. All right for toothless Eddy
back in town.
Speaker 2: I'm Bill Moran. We'll see you tomorrow. What to do
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