Speaker 1: Is this one light in Bangkok? Yep.
Speaker 2: It is Murray Head's birthday today, digging deep for the
Speaker 2: rock birthdays. Here he seventy nine today.
Speaker 3: I remember the queens we have will not amuse you.
Speaker 3: Somebody says something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Gotta say I like the song, such a great pop hit,
Speaker 3: melody signature riffs. I wrote this, actually, remember you tell
Speaker 3: me you wrote that.
Speaker 1: Comedian Tom Maybe joins the show. That's Dave Jennings. I'm
Speaker 1: Dwight Whitting and right next to my left here is
Speaker 1: Tom Mabe said it earlier. Man, nobody, I swear to.
Speaker 3: Do you use the word reinvent like I'm trying to
Speaker 3: find myself?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, nobody reinvents comedy like you and here
Speaker 1: and here's what I mean. Everybody hates telemarketers, So tell
Speaker 1: themarketers start calling the house. You say, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm a goof on them and record it. Nobody's you know,
Speaker 1: nobody's done that. You did it, and man, it was
Speaker 1: wildly successful.
Speaker 3: Wild I remember being down on Barstown Road and going
Speaker 3: to like I went to. I remember going to it
Speaker 3: used to be a galleria where you're radio. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I remember going to all these record stores your ecstasy
Speaker 3: and you see you would see like you know, Garth
Speaker 3: Brooks number three and the Strawberry one, number two, I
Speaker 3: forget her name, and then number one was Tom Mabe
Speaker 3: And I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, how does that make you feel? Man? Because that's
Speaker 1: back when they would scan cee these that I sound
Speaker 1: and they would rank them where they were, and.
Speaker 3: They go to sound scan and every Wednesday would be
Speaker 3: get a sound scan and see what they were.
Speaker 1: And somehow you become number one on the charts.
Speaker 3: It was a fluke. It was such a fluke because
Speaker 3: it was bittersweet because I always you know me, you know,
Speaker 3: I singer songwriter or not saying about you know, a
Speaker 3: jingle writer. We talked about Cunningham County. You know they're
Speaker 3: playing the heck out of my uh call the Plumber's name.
Speaker 3: So yeah, those are really old stuff. Yeah, but if
Speaker 3: you turn to h as or just say, you'll hear
Speaker 3: about twenty in my old gen. But my goal was
Speaker 3: to be a singer songwriter. I finally get in my
Speaker 3: little house off six Mile Lane back in the early nineties,
Speaker 3: I had I had a recording stoo with a two
Speaker 3: inch tape machine and I have pro tools before anyone
Speaker 3: else had it, had all these all and I had
Speaker 3: a little thirty seven dollar radio shot answer machine. And
Speaker 3: I get a sixth record deal on Virgin Records. It's
Speaker 3: crazy on a third on a recording I made and
Speaker 3: Virgin Records. Virgin Records. Yeah, Sky Hendrix was a capital.
Speaker 3: They said we're gonna do a Virgin Nashville. So I
Speaker 3: was like one of the very first artist signed to
Speaker 3: Virgin Nashville. And uh it was. It was bittersweet a guy.
Speaker 3: I'm like, no, I'm a I'm a songwriter. But I
Speaker 3: got as time went on, I got a TV show.
Speaker 3: Then in the movie, I got to do the music
Speaker 3: for the TV show and all that, so at least
Speaker 3: I got to do my passion. What do I like
Speaker 3: to do?
Speaker 1: So you come out and you uh really no.
Speaker 3: I came out? Was that Greg Hans Well, he said,
Speaker 3: my cousins a gay midget. He just came out of cabinet.
Speaker 1: What what What was the name of the album?
Speaker 4: Tom made Revenge, Revenge on the telemark So you come
Speaker 4: out with Revenge on the Telemarketers and they start charting
Speaker 4: and you go in you know, the gallery, and you
Speaker 4: see Tom made number one on.
Speaker 1: All these back when sell CDs just just just crazy stuff.
Speaker 1: So then you parlay that into stand up comedy, and
Speaker 1: that's quite different because man, when you're hanging out there
Speaker 1: by yourself on that stage, I got to tell you,
Speaker 1: if you die, it only gets worse from there.
Speaker 3: I remember so many times because you can't practice home,
Speaker 3: you got to practice, and I remember people leaving them
Speaker 3: at least the CDs are funny. Well no, but but
Speaker 3: you have to do it. I should have done a
Speaker 3: different name. But so Bo at the back, when Sobol
Speaker 3: was booking me in he would he would put me
Speaker 3: in a situation I had no business. I couldn't follow
Speaker 3: Peter b giving away T shirts from dj X at
Speaker 3: the time, and he's like, oh, you're headlining and you're
Speaker 3: gonna follow on. You know you're following Jay Scott Home
Speaker 3: was freaking amazing, and uh so I just started becoming
Speaker 3: a comic and I spent Now I'm bulletproof, you could
Speaker 3: parachuting in anywhere. I knew I wasn't going to be
Speaker 3: Chris Rocker someone that uber famous song I'm squeaky clean.
Speaker 3: On stage, I'm squeaky clean. So like, I just did
Speaker 3: a show at the Paramount Theater with a guy named
Speaker 3: Cleena's T Judd in Ashton, Kentucky. You know, and there
Speaker 3: was like kids there, and there was people in our eighties.
Speaker 3: So I do enjoy writing content that's clean and family friendly.
Speaker 1: So talking with Tom Made, and I'm talking about the
Speaker 1: evolution of Tom Made, because you keep reinventing comedy. So
Speaker 1: you go from the telemarketers, now you're doing stand up
Speaker 1: and then you say, you know what, why don't I
Speaker 1: start pranking people.
Speaker 3: I was out in LA and I was doing a
Speaker 3: guy named Bill Hand. Okay, if I remember I came
Speaker 3: out earlier. I came out of the cabinet Greg Hines,
Speaker 3: and I was and I did Donnie and Marie and
Speaker 3: you know you made, you know, you made.
Speaker 1: What's look we had? We We had Donnie Osmond on
Speaker 1: the show and you could not meet a more genuine
Speaker 1: great dude.
Speaker 3: Marie was a little stand office, so she was sweet.
Speaker 3: She was just like they were. They brought me out
Speaker 3: and and they played a clip. They never told anybody
Speaker 3: what the CD was. I just thought, and there's something
Speaker 3: dude having a conversation with somebody there and there's a producer.
Speaker 3: After clap, everybody everybody clapp and like yeah, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: no one at home is going to understand this. But
Speaker 3: I ended up getting like a regular gig up in
Speaker 3: New York with the on the headline news and you'll
Speaker 3: see in and all that I was doing the uh
Speaker 3: you know back what it was. It wasn't all politics.
Speaker 3: I was like, they're a don't get mad, get made,
Speaker 3: troubleshoot ten percent trouble maker. And and then I was
Speaker 3: out in California, dude, Donna Marie something. Someone hurt me
Speaker 3: on the camp. I say, hey, I know you're called
Speaker 3: my manager, which is just another jingle writer lived in Nashville.
Speaker 3: He said he cast sparky Chris Parker and said, hey,
Speaker 3: uh we know maids in town. When you want to
Speaker 3: come in and meet with us. And I didn't even
Speaker 3: know what an agent was. I went and met and
Speaker 3: they go to him. It's not a sign anything. We're
Speaker 3: not signing him, Adam Sanders and lobby and I heard
Speaker 3: someone say Dustin Hoffins on his way in. God, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a big endeavor agency called Endeavor and now it's
Speaker 3: William Morris Endeavor and uh, I just told you have
Speaker 3: any TV ideas? And I just told my and and
Speaker 3: I left thinking I never heard from again. I think
Speaker 3: I had a layover in and uh in like shoot
Speaker 3: and wherever we were coming back with Dallas. We're coming
Speaker 3: from LA to to layover one of the Texas and
Speaker 3: Texas and I called Sparker, Hey, when anything to dude?
Speaker 3: They want you to turn around to come back. And
Speaker 3: we got a TV show FX signed as software bount
Speaker 3: with all these people and uh maybe it's called Maybe
Speaker 3: the USA. And we were out there shooting the show.
Speaker 3: And guess what happened while we're out there? I get
Speaker 3: up at that I cast Stiff Atkinson advertising.
Speaker 1: Hey George, Joe, I called this.
Speaker 3: Here's how I found out about what half. I said,
Speaker 3: Hey Jeorge the Tom Tom or Yeah, I'm out in California.
Speaker 1: Tom.
Speaker 3: How long have you been away? I said just like
Speaker 3: five minutes. Hey, did y'all get the dat I sent?
Speaker 3: You have the Taffle motor? I did all the Taple
Speaker 3: motor jingles. And she says, Tom, you had a TV
Speaker 3: around you go. You has to turn the TV on.
Speaker 3: And she said, my son was not plane. It was
Speaker 3: nine to eleven, and then it turned out to be
Speaker 3: her son missed the plane thing.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And that was the craziest and we got stuck in
Speaker 3: LA and it turned out to be we were doing
Speaker 3: bits like a toxic I was doing the drunk piled
Speaker 3: at the airport before the man showed by, right, all
Speaker 3: these things that we did for and we get Our
Speaker 3: show never made it to the air on FX.
Speaker 1: But it eventually does as rebranded as Maybe America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, change it up.
Speaker 1: Wait if you get me. If you asked me, I
Speaker 1: think it's a better fit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everyone says maybe in America anyway. So that was
Speaker 3: on cmt uh. Then we went there with lions Gate
Speaker 3: did a movie called Actual Born Prancer had all these
Speaker 3: kids roaming at Wood and us rode e vitally, all
Speaker 3: these up against influence will come to my house and
Speaker 3: sleep on my basement and we would collab and they
Speaker 3: would learn from the old guy me.
Speaker 1: You know, is it weird seeing yourself on a movie
Speaker 1: screen or did you go to the movie or did
Speaker 1: you just say, hey, you know.
Speaker 3: Our buddy Cato, what you met with? You hung out with.
Speaker 2: So crazy?
Speaker 3: Dwight and I had a we were a question for
Speaker 3: like two weeks in a hotel in Burbanking and Cato
Speaker 3: would bring us beer. Sneak as beer.
Speaker 1: Here's what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Tom picked me to be a Uh, don't bother the show.
Speaker 1: Just answer your phone. Tom picks me. Tom picks me
Speaker 1: to be his partner on the Amazing Race.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: Neither one of us, neither one of us want to
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 3: We tell them ten times we don't want to do so,
Speaker 3: we don't want to do it. In New York, Kentucky, boys,
Speaker 3: you're gonna be a hit.
Speaker 1: And then at one point they say, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: you've missed this deadline. We say, okay, that's finally go no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: But we're gonna make an exception. They say, come out
Speaker 1: to l A. Just have a you know, free couple
Speaker 1: of weeks out here with us, free food.
Speaker 3: LA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go. We'll do that. We get out there
Speaker 1: and they say, hey, you're sequestered to your room. You
Speaker 1: can't leave the room without a production assistant. Don't ever
Speaker 1: leave or you're off the show.
Speaker 3: And we snuck Kato.
Speaker 1: Well that's the thing. Tom. Tom makes it like two
Speaker 1: days he goes and by the way, they said no drinking.
Speaker 1: He said, yeah, I got to really have a beer.
Speaker 3: And I'm like I do when I'm a drink. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm in a This is back right before the check
Speaker 3: liver Lake came out.
Speaker 1: So, uh, he makes a call here, a knock on
Speaker 1: the door. I go over and open the door and
Speaker 1: there's Kato Kaelin standing with two cases of beer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and then we make prank phone calls in our hold.
Speaker 3: Do you guys just go ahead and say for you
Speaker 3: guys to pack up and leave. They've decided not to
Speaker 3: use you. I want to.
Speaker 1: I want to talk about what you got going on now,
Speaker 1: because there's a lot of times in between what we're
Speaker 1: talking about now and you reinventing comedy and this is calm,
Speaker 1: but it's also fascinating because they're real conversation. Here's what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. This is what comedian Tom Mabe's doing
Speaker 1: right now. It's a series called Dead dead Men talking
Speaker 1: digging up the Dirt.
Speaker 3: Dead Men talking, digging up the dirt. That's right.
Speaker 1: And you can see this if you go to Facebook
Speaker 1: and you go to Tom Mabe Comedy. Some of these
Speaker 1: are already up. But it's quite fascinating. I can't believe
Speaker 1: that nobody has done this, and it's also terrifying. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So you've had conversations. This is just a few Colonel Sanders, JFK, Lee,
Speaker 1: Harvey Oswald, Hank Williams, Senior, Billy the Kid. It goes
Speaker 1: on talk about this because I find it quite creepy.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, it was very interesting to hear. I
Speaker 3: just wanted to see what you know, you can you
Speaker 3: can ask you know, chat GPT or whatever and go,
Speaker 3: uh in first person, I want to have a conversation
Speaker 3: with JFK. And and I would go, you know, how
Speaker 3: did you die? He said, I was murdered. I go,
Speaker 3: did you think Lee? What did Lee Harvey Oswald murder?
Speaker 3: He said he did not alone. And He's like they're
Speaker 3: going out and grabbing all the all the information that's
Speaker 3: online and they're making their own thing.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: And it's very controversial and it's real. It's really cool.
Speaker 3: So I get this, I'm texting this, I'm doing this
Speaker 3: on my iPhone. And then I then I go find
Speaker 3: an interview with with JFK and I clone his voice.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Then I go find a picture of that's public domain
Speaker 3: or or buy the picture. Each of these things anytime
Speaker 3: you make more if you if you put a comma,
Speaker 3: I could not have done this thirty years ago, I
Speaker 3: was broke, but now I maybe, like, you know, I'm
Speaker 3: to the point where I can, I don't have to
Speaker 3: work as much as I had to, so I can
Speaker 3: like invest in it. So it's the most people are
Speaker 3: freaking out, and it's like I'm having a real conversation
Speaker 3: with Lee Harvey Oswald or Lee's like, I'm innocent, dude,
Speaker 3: I was a pant patsy. You know, it's so amazing.
Speaker 1: It's creepy if you watch too, because again it's called
Speaker 1: dead men talking, digging up the dirt. It's creepy because
Speaker 1: you do have a photo. You'll ask the question just
Speaker 1: like any other interview.
Speaker 3: The camera's on you, and while I'm talking, the photo
Speaker 3: will look at me. Huh huh.
Speaker 1: And that was even more creepy because we just watched
Speaker 1: the Colonel Sanders one and it cuts away from you
Speaker 1: while you're still talking. It gets on Colonel Sanders and
Speaker 1: you could see that this thing is reacting how someone
Speaker 1: being interviewed would react.
Speaker 3: Billy the kid was I said, did you ever have
Speaker 3: a real job? And might not get a real job?
Speaker 3: And you start laughing. You know, I did have a job.
Speaker 3: I worked in the kitchen at this chateau lawn and
Speaker 3: in New Mexico at this hotel or whatever it was,
Speaker 3: and he laughed, he's matching my energy.
Speaker 1: Don't you find that creepy?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I do. I do.
Speaker 3: And the people told me, someone's dude, you look so lifelike.
Speaker 3: No real, I'm real.
Speaker 1: But look the interviewees, it's it's limitless. I mean you
Speaker 1: could get Frank and Jesse James.
Speaker 3: I mean, you gotta be careful how you do it.
Speaker 3: But I would really be curious. You know, he's an ass,
Speaker 3: but I really be curious about him, or has to
Speaker 3: say that would be a creepy that'd be Or what's
Speaker 3: the guy who owned the the Jeffrey Epstein. That would
Speaker 3: be Elvis. You're doing one to day.
Speaker 1: Let me ask you about Elvis. You do one of
Speaker 1: these on Elvis Presley. One of the odds that the
Speaker 1: state will sue you.
Speaker 3: Well, there there's a there's laws in each state. Now.
Speaker 3: Parody is amusing, infringement is confusing. So if I made
Speaker 3: it like the Colonel Sanders that you just saw, I
Speaker 3: made it Colonel Sanders. What do you think about them
Speaker 3: moving the KFC headquarters from Louisville to Texas.
Speaker 1: You can't. I can't surprise ending surprising.
Speaker 3: But I went in and manipulated his answer, so there's parody.
Speaker 3: So it's again. You know, you've got south Park. South
Speaker 3: Park can do it. But if it's like Elvis or something,
Speaker 3: you know, I started on Elvis. Now I he died,
Speaker 3: he's the ice. My my girlfriend Ginger has spent night
Speaker 3: and all this. That's it's amazing. All of these entertainers,
Speaker 3: like I did, Hank Williams, what would you do differently?
Speaker 3: And it all comes back to addiction and eating and
Speaker 3: drinking and they wish they would have taken better care.
Speaker 1: It could be quite interesting to ask Sinatra about the
Speaker 1: mob years.
Speaker 3: Wow, you know, yeah, we're doing Maryland, We're doing Yeah,
Speaker 3: she's next. He's one of the next ones.
Speaker 1: But you got to see these. It's indescribable. You got
Speaker 1: to see it to believe the cause dead men, uh
Speaker 1: talking digging up the dirt.
Speaker 3: Find this on Facebook, Tom Made Comedy and we're starting
Speaker 3: to blow them on YouTube. I think I had one
Speaker 3: on my Made in America. You know, it's so funny
Speaker 3: because a lot of times I keep the algorithm up.
Speaker 3: We got to post multiple times a day, so we'll
Speaker 3: do like these little silly games where we're throwing ping
Speaker 3: pong balls and red solo cups. But now that I'm
Speaker 3: back to this, I'm like, yeah, Daddy's home. I want
Speaker 3: to be creative.
Speaker 1: It's such a mind blowing concept. And once again you
Speaker 1: did it, and I thought, man, I got it. Somebody
Speaker 1: think about that, you know. But you know, and when
Speaker 1: you get the idea and you say it would have
Speaker 1: strikes you. How nervous are you that you're gonna get
Speaker 1: on the internet and.
Speaker 3: Someone else has done it? It's gonna well, you know,
Speaker 3: you know, you know my history, how many how many
Speaker 3: TV shows are in the air right now because it
Speaker 3: was my idea? I know, yeah, the biggest remember the
Speaker 3: biggest loser. Mine was the big fat loser. No, I know,
Speaker 3: I met with that production company depends, So you can't,
Speaker 3: you know, the first one of makes it, the TV wins.
Speaker 3: You can't copyright an idea. You can copyright a melody
Speaker 3: or script, you know, So it's you know, it's flattering.
Speaker 3: I used to lose sleep and I'll go, oh my gosh,
Speaker 3: you just stole all this money from me because I
Speaker 3: could have made it. But I do a bubba focus group.
Speaker 3: But I got like people like you and a few.
Speaker 3: Other guy got ten fifteen people, and I knew, I
Speaker 3: knew I had it. I knew this was gonna be
Speaker 3: a good one. When two people lifelong Bubba focus group members,
Speaker 3: they're ghost to me now, and one guy sent me
Speaker 3: one that he did. Oh no, people don't care. It's like, oh,
Speaker 3: I want to do my own. I love that idea.
Speaker 3: I would have done when I was twelve, not when
Speaker 3: I'm fifty.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Look you got to see these two.
Speaker 1: Believe them. It's dead men talking. Digging up the dirt
Speaker 1: with comedian Tom Mabe Colonel Sanders. He interviews jfk Lee,
Speaker 1: Harvey Oswald.
Speaker 3: And he is a drawing. It's interesting, he's a drawing.
Speaker 3: But it looks really good.
Speaker 1: Billy the kid.
Speaker 3: That's gonna come out.
Speaker 1: Augusta say, is well done.
Speaker 3: Meets Man.
Speaker 1: You never let us down. And I asked you you
Speaker 1: come on talk about you, Jesus.
Speaker 3: And Santa Claus.
Speaker 1: That would be a really good one, it said, double interview.
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Speaker 1: What a great record. Oh yeah, we listen to this
Speaker 1: in the Southern covered hot tub a lot.
Speaker 2: You probably watch the Pulse DVD right which has You'll
Speaker 2: tell your album.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have that that that pulse Con is absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: That was the Division Bell tour. I believe. Anyway, the
Speaker 1: reason we're hearing this is because this weekend, Yes, it's
Speaker 1: time to screw with everybody's internal clock for no reason
Speaker 1: whatsoever exists. Be stupid daylight savings time is this weekend.
Speaker 2: So we lose an hour of sleep.
Speaker 1: We lose an hour of sleep. And look, man, I
Speaker 1: don't see fifty four percent this is from a Gallop poll.
Speaker 1: Four percent just want to ditch the practice all together,
Speaker 1: or or go forward.
Speaker 2: To half an hour this weekend and be done with it,
Speaker 2: be done with it.
Speaker 1: Forever and just say you know, that might present a
Speaker 1: problem because you're half an hour off, but you could
Speaker 1: just say okay, in Mexico it's minus three and a
Speaker 1: half hours or minus two and a half hour, whichever
Speaker 1: way you go. But my point is nobody wants this thing.
Speaker 1: It's the property taxes of of clocks.
Speaker 2: That sounds like an album title, the property taxes of clocks,
Speaker 2: like cold Play.
Speaker 1: But anyway, this weekend is when you're supposed to spring forward,
Speaker 1: ring forward, and fall back.
Speaker 2: What that means, though, is the daytime is gonna get longer,
Speaker 2: which is okay for me because we can. We like
Speaker 2: to sit outside into the evening hours.
Speaker 1: Okay, don't care. You want longer days, leave it there,
Speaker 1: you want shorter days, leave it there. I'm fine anyway.
Speaker 1: Whichever way, you all get together and you decide what
Speaker 1: you want more of, and I promise you just as
Speaker 1: long we no longer set the clocks. Here's the problem.
Speaker 2: Did we ever get the actual explanation for daylight savings time?
Speaker 2: I've heard fifty different things. No, the kid that's dark.
Speaker 2: That's cool about that.
Speaker 1: Okay, then do it whichever way doesn't affect that. But
Speaker 1: here's the problem. If you have a dog, most dogs,
Speaker 1: thank you, skittles, most dogs. Most don't have wristwatches. And
Speaker 1: here's what I mean. They have little internal dog clock
Speaker 1: they do. Now it's spring. Is not so bad because
Speaker 1: we're springing forward in the fall. Let's say you go
Speaker 1: to bed at ten o'clock at night, all right, and
Speaker 1: now you sit your clock back and you get up
Speaker 1: at six thirty in the morning. Now your dog's eternal
Speaker 1: clock is set for five thirty in the morning, and
Speaker 1: all they know is, hey, it's time to get up
Speaker 1: and breakfast and go wee wee and do do it's
Speaker 1: a pain in the ass that does.
Speaker 2: There's a funny meme that went around where it's two
Speaker 2: dogs looking up at their owner at daylight savings time.
Speaker 2: They're like, I know it's I know it's time to eat,
Speaker 2: and she's telling me it's an hour. This is bs man. Now.
Speaker 2: My dog Charlie got the rest of soul yead about
Speaker 2: twenty minutes before I went home. He'd hop up on
Speaker 2: these little cubes we have by the window and wait,
Speaker 2: they know. They knew when I was or he knew
Speaker 2: when I was coming home.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. The dogs know patterns, and they remember patterns,
Speaker 1: and they live by internal patterns and anyway, so hopefully
Speaker 1: one day we can abolish that. Here's a new term
Speaker 1: that I am very familiar with. Yes, meeting hangovers. A
Speaker 1: new survey finds that more than ninety percent of employees
Speaker 1: experience meeting hangovers. The can derail productivity long after the
Speaker 1: meeting's end. Talking about these meetings were you know, the meetings.
Speaker 1: It could have been an email. And we go to
Speaker 1: a lot of meetings, Dave, and sometimes we go to
Speaker 1: meetings where it's the entire staff and if if if
Speaker 1: it's radio DJs in there with you. Everybody feels like
Speaker 1: they have to be.
Speaker 2: Funny and or ask a question to show how brilliant
Speaker 2: they are.
Speaker 1: Right, and here's what I would like to do. Let's
Speaker 1: have the meeting and everything needs to be said, and
Speaker 1: then say this. Okay, Now, if you want a horse
Speaker 1: ass around and joke around and their body, now's the
Speaker 1: time to do so. Or if you have stupid questions,
Speaker 1: now is the time. Anybody else can be dismissed.
Speaker 2: Well, it messes with the natural rhythm of the day. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: things you're supposed to be doing, you're going through them
Speaker 2: in your head. And then when the meeting finally ends
Speaker 2: after seven and eight questions to wrap it up, you
Speaker 2: can't get back into your groove. No.
Speaker 1: I remember we used to have meetings once a week
Speaker 1: for no reason, and they would go on for like
Speaker 1: two hours.
Speaker 2: To justify the existence of those having the meeting.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what it is, because it was two hours.
Speaker 1: None of the information was real world that you could
Speaker 1: It was never practical, It was never practical, and all
Speaker 1: it did was it maybe want to just be done.
Speaker 2: With the day.
Speaker 1: And now here it is ten o'clock in the morning
Speaker 1: and I'm done.
Speaker 2: You know yep, time for cocktail.
Speaker 1: It's almost spring break time. And I had no idea
Speaker 1: how much the landscape of destinations for spring break has changed.
Speaker 2: No, people are just going to regular cities now.
Speaker 1: It's unbelo.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Atlanta.
Speaker 1: Why okay, well we're gonna get that.
Speaker 2: You can drink here.
Speaker 1: Triple A just revealed the top ten destinations for spring
Speaker 1: break for twenty twenty five. When I was growing up,
Speaker 1: we went to Daytona for high school spring break, and
Speaker 1: then I didn't go to college, but I went ahead
Speaker 1: and did seven tours of college spring break because it
Speaker 1: was fun. It was always Daytona.
Speaker 2: I used to go down and visit my grandparents on
Speaker 2: spring break. I was in Tallahassee and they were down by.
Speaker 1: Fort Myers Beach, So you were Florida though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was in Florida, but I didn't do the wild,
Speaker 2: crazy college spring break stuff.
Speaker 1: And then people started going to South Padreau Island in
Speaker 1: Texas for a period. Then it shifted back to Panama City.
Speaker 1: And I think what they do is the just kick
Speaker 1: these spring breakers out of a town. They'll go the one,
Speaker 1: next one, and then they'll say, you know what we
Speaker 1: shure to have missed that revenue, and.
Speaker 2: Then they're welcome. I'm back. They'll trash the city again.
Speaker 1: Let's do Top ten. This is by Triple A. A
Speaker 1: released the Top ten Destined as for spring Breakers. Oh
Speaker 1: Man Buffet, number ten, Charlotte, North Carolina. Why well, the
Speaker 1: Billy Graham Museum. Oh okay, uh Andy Griffith. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to think of reasons. Mountains, m no, I okay, Let's
Speaker 1: move to the next one. Then ray for that's one.
Speaker 1: Dave Chicago, Illinois.
Speaker 2: Oh you want to you want to die?
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: Death wish seven? Numbering break Chicago?
Speaker 1: Will you go to I don't know, different strokes for
Speaker 1: different folks. I want to see a beach in boobs.
Speaker 1: What are the chances in March you're gonna see boobs
Speaker 1: in Chicago? Nobody's gonna be you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: A juicy small A can find a couple for you.
Speaker 1: Number eight. We finally get to Florida. Tampa, Florida.
Speaker 2: Why Tampa. Well you go to Clearwater, which is just
Speaker 2: a little south.
Speaker 1: I guess you go Lightning games NHL.
Speaker 2: Yeah, spring break hockey.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right, seven o'clock or seven o'clock. Number
Speaker 1: seven stowing that spring break or the clock story. Uh
Speaker 1: number seven Anaheim or Los Angeles, California?
Speaker 2: No, thank you no.
Speaker 1: And number six who in the world what college kid
Speaker 1: could afford this? Honolulu, Hawaii? And by the way, I
Speaker 1: have no desire to ever go to Hawaii. I don't either.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you why.
Speaker 2: The flight bingo.
Speaker 1: And okay, So you're a college kid in your spring break,
Speaker 1: you lose two days going there used to back. Will
Speaker 1: you go drink on the beach and have TC's island
Speaker 1: hoppers take you around for like a day.
Speaker 2: I can go to Saint George Island and the Panhandle'll
Speaker 2: be just as happy. Here's a beach. I didn't get
Speaker 2: on a plane.
Speaker 1: My wife and I we get to Mexico in five
Speaker 1: six hours? Yep.
Speaker 2: God, well I think it's five or six hours after LA.
Speaker 2: Isn't it to get out to Hawaii?
Speaker 1: Well, at least isn't it like a twenty four hour altogether?
Speaker 2: Quite that?
Speaker 1: But but I'm talking layovers and the whole bit. No,
Speaker 1: that was Australia. I had a bite lived in Australia
Speaker 1: and he tried to get me come out there down
Speaker 1: there wherever, And I said, well, how long is the flight.
Speaker 1: He said, well, all, I'll be around twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: I said, man, that and that's before that's been one.
Speaker 1: It was just regular airplane. Now they got like airplanes
Speaker 1: that have like a cubicle in it. Have you seen this? Yes,
Speaker 1: I could do that. I wish I could get a
Speaker 1: cubicle just to go to Mexico. All right. Number five
Speaker 1: is New York, New York.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, let's do some shows.
Speaker 1: Number five. Number four is Miami, Florida. Okay, I can
Speaker 1: see that makes sense. You called number three and I
Speaker 1: have no idea how you called this Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 2: I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Is the third most popular spot.
Speaker 2: It's just a big city for spring breakers. Number expensive bars.
Speaker 1: Number two, it's back baby, but it's not numberumber one.
Speaker 1: Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Yep.
Speaker 2: They're the ones that kicked him out, brought him back,
Speaker 2: kicked him out, brought him back. Panama said he did
Speaker 2: that too.
Speaker 1: Fort Lauderdale was they were popular before Daytona.
Speaker 2: Though, right, yep, that was like the original hotspot. Wow, okay,
Speaker 2: number one, but there's number two.
Speaker 1: Number two was fort number one, or Lando, Florida. It's landlocked.
Speaker 2: There's no beach there, No, there's not And who could
Speaker 2: afford to go to Disney Nobody. I don't get the
Speaker 2: adult Disney people. I don't need to go over and
Speaker 2: over and over again. If that's your thing, that's fine.
Speaker 2: I came across and we've all said this, we're all
Speaker 2: happily married and happy that we don't have to do
Speaker 2: a date in this environment. Well, there's a new dating term.
Speaker 2: Have you heard of this. It's called flood lighting.
Speaker 1: I have no idea if it has to do with
Speaker 1: big ariolas. Maybe you know, Okay, well you missed one
Speaker 1: hundred percent of the shots you don't take.
Speaker 2: That is true. So if you've ever poured your heart
Speaker 2: out to someone on the first date, or had it
Speaker 2: happened to you, you may have experienced floodlighting. It's about
Speaker 2: using vulnerability as a high intensity spotlight, says Jessica Alderson,
Speaker 2: co founder of the dating apps so syncd quote. It
Speaker 2: involves sharing a lot of personal details all at once
Speaker 2: to test the waters, speed up intimacy, or see if
Speaker 2: the other person can handle these parts of you. It
Speaker 2: can include the person pouring their heart out in the
Speaker 2: early days of dating about everything from their previous relationships
Speaker 2: to childhood trauma, all in an effort to rush an
Speaker 2: intense emotional connection. But unlike just being vulnerable, flood lighting
Speaker 2: is a manipulative tactic used to force a bond. It's
Speaker 2: like trauma dumping with the purpose, and she warns it
Speaker 2: can be emotionally taxing to handle such intensity and feelings
Speaker 2: and a short amount of sense.
Speaker 1: So you're trying to get the other person to partner
Speaker 1: to feel sorry for you.
Speaker 2: I guess is that it talking about your axes, that
Speaker 2: you're beaten as a child and lost five jobs and
Speaker 2: all these different things like well, whoa, whoa, how.
Speaker 1: Don't they talk about your axes? Is gonna help you
Speaker 1: gain any ground?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Now talking about so a trauma or something that might
Speaker 1: be Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. Maybe we should
Speaker 1: go home and sleep together and make you feel yourself
Speaker 1: feel better.
Speaker 2: Floodlighting. Flood light another thing we don't have to worry about. Nothing.
Speaker 2: You would ever do that?
Speaker 1: No, I would never who would want to go? I'm
Speaker 1: still trying to figure out what's wrong with my wife?
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