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Speaker 3: Well, hello and welcome. Thank you for getting your mot on.
Thank you for telling a friend.
Speaker 4: That's how we spread the word about the pirate ship.
R Matey fresh off his comedy game for the electrical people. Well,
remove your shorts. It's Dougie fresh.
Speaker 3: Woo in the house.
Speaker 5: Baby.
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 6: The Electrical Association of Western New York. It's one hundredth anniversary.
Speaker 4: That's a big deal.
Speaker 3: It was a big deal. Did you see the picture
I was with on Facebook? No?
Speaker 4: I don't think I did. What was in the picture?
Tell me? Well?
Speaker 6: Three Hattie Tomani's I'll tell you, Joey Danzig, who got
me the gig from illuminating expressions.
Speaker 3: She's awesome. Karen woman to screw her last name? And Selene.
They were the they were the three ladies. Very lovely,
very lovely. Yeah, very nice, beautiful, wonderful. Still went home alone,
of course I did. Everybody was married Castelara.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's where it was.
Speaker 3: Yes, have you ever been?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 6: Amazing times, yes, very nice. Everybody dressed nice. How was
the So I'm curious as to it went over? Can
we talk about this?
Speaker 3: Very frankly nervous to talk about it now, you're not
nervous because they were concerned.
Speaker 4: They were.
Speaker 6: So what happened is I met the group Joey, Selene
and Karen at the wind near or went and place
barn girl, and I started doing some of my act
and the people next to us the next booth started
laughing and they said can you hear him? And they're like, yeah,
he's hilarious.
Speaker 3: So I grabbed a straw and I stood up and
I started doing my actor for everybody.
Speaker 4: Wait, you just so randomly you just started doing your act? Yeah,
Because they're like, is it dirty? Is this?
Speaker 6: I'm like, well, this is my opening line. You know
everybody looks So when did you meet them? Tell me
it was like a day before the game, week and
a half, a week and a half before the gig. Okay,
so then, but I saw you last week and the
gig was this weekend.
Speaker 4: It was last Friday, right, So I didn't think you
all right?
Speaker 5: Go on.
Speaker 6: So we had talked last Tuesday. I sent them a
video of what I was doing. So Wednesday day after.
Speaker 3: Because we joked about me doing a video with a
blank So I get an email Wednesday, I don't want
to scare anybody.
Speaker 6: Take this off, take this out, take that out. So
now I'm kind of reworking. Then I got an email
from somebody else that they were going to talk about it.
Then they said just just do your act because they
had an impersonator a few years ago. They had another
comic and it didn't go over well. So she was
a little nervous because her.
Speaker 4: Why didn't Why didn't the other comic go over? Well?
Did they tell you why? No, don't for.
Speaker 6: Because it's in the past and I didn't want to
bring it up, and there were still some people that
had talked about it.
Speaker 4: Well, this is my this is my point, and here
would be my thing.
Speaker 3: All art, all art is subjective, right, There's gonna be
a comic that I think is brilliantly funny and somebody
else is gonna think is rack right and terrible. And
the same thing with you know your I think you
do sponge painting and finger painting, but your mom and
dad hanging above the couch and they love it. But
you know what I'm saying, like kind aren't So I
always wonder like did the guy really fucking bomb or
and how? Because the only way to lose a crowd
of middle aged people who have they've had some life experience,
they get some jokes stuff, is to like really go
at them or say something completely offensive. Now I have
done both recently. I was at the Fireman his exemp
club in Spencerport and they got one this weekend.
Speaker 4: No, that guy wanted me.
Speaker 3: To go roast people a while back, and I did
a joke early on that I I I thought.
Speaker 4: It was funny and they all went ooh.
Speaker 3: And then I brought up merret Ron to the guy
who was the fire chief of Greece and he wanted
to punch me in the face, and the oxygen left
the room, and so I just I didn't give it.
The problem is I don't care, So I just went
I wasn't going to antagonize anybody.
Speaker 4: But they left.
Speaker 3: So I'm dying to know what this guy would do
that would lose the Western Electrical whatever association.
Speaker 6: Well I had I came up with an idea to
kind of take her off the hook. So we get there.
They had a Frank Sinatra. They first ate a shrimp
bar with an ice sculpture. They had cigars outside open bar.
I mean, appetizers were off the hook. So Frank Sinatra
impersonators getting done. Karen goes up to the hit me
the mic and the podium and I'm reading through it
and it.
Speaker 4: Now that she it's not working. Okay, what are we
gonna do?
Speaker 3: What do so? Douggy Fresh, you hire me. You tried
the baby, Now try the best.
Speaker 4: I go.
Speaker 6: I have my speakers in my car. I DJ as well,
go outside, get my speakers.
Speaker 3: Set up. The guy, the sound guy for Frank Sinatra
rehooks our microphone up.
Speaker 4: Boom.
Speaker 3: We're in good evening. Everybody.
Speaker 6: Well, but now we're fifteen minutes behind, which is fine
because they were like getting to their.
Speaker 4: And your set really isn't all that long. You gotta
know why I'm fucking with you. You're sitting there going
who fifteen minutes off to Phil?
Speaker 6: Well, see people, don't you were originally supposed to come.
I was someone was in town. Your mother was in town?
Speaker 4: Yeah, my mother, by the way, never showed up.
Speaker 3: Oh I wish I had known that. I was almost
gonna text you over. I didn't know what was happened
at the last minute. Here's what I'll tell you that.
Speaker 6: Okay, So let me go on my story because I
was gonna because it was about twenty five minutes that
I had that I sent him.
Speaker 3: So now we're behind. By the way, I live a
minute and a half fucking chip shot from Castle War
because half the time I was looking around going Bill
would have loved this.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I would have open bar, absolutely, shrimp prime rib bar.
So I start talking. Everything's going well.
Speaker 4: Going.
Speaker 3: So I bring up the new president Kristin.
Speaker 4: So you have Tom this as well?
Speaker 6: Yes, I met Okay, all right, all right, we'd like
to introduce a new president Kristin and I walk away
and care goes. You're supposed to give it the plaque. Well,
there's paper on the podium. So I go up to
grab the plaque and it falls down. So now I'm
scrambling trying to get it back. I just fell perfectly
and I can't get it out. So I get it out.
I present it to her clapping, and I look down.
Now I'm bleeding, and.
Speaker 3: I don't know where it's coming from my head. I go,
I'm bleeding, I'm bleeding.
Speaker 4: I'm like, I'm oozing. Well I don't, but but you
don't feel pain anywhere.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 6: And it's like you're you're working on your house or something,
you build some and you're bleeding.
Speaker 3: You're like, fuck it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I shot myself right between the webbing and with
a with a nail gun. Yeah, framing. I just keep
working duct taping. No, I took a hammer it.
Speaker 3: So I grabbed my glass of water and I went
over and I just washed it on.
Speaker 6: I'm like, okay, so it had to be a nail underneath.
I don't want to bleed on anybody. Everybody's dressed up
nice and shaking, all right.
Speaker 4: You know, God, you have age and who knows what else?
Speaker 3: Right, because I look at you in that age figure
you have, it's this is great though, so you're bleeding.
Speaker 4: So I'm bleeding at the thing.
Speaker 3: So who's She's a new president of Western Association. Okay,
they have women presidents and of course electrical in electrical use,
they want.
Speaker 4: To meet it.
Speaker 3: A couple of women suggest to time me up with
electrical team. It works better than duct team. It's thinner
and you can rip it off easier with your nails.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, okay, wow, sounds like it was a
real discussion. Oh so I must always thought electricians were
a little, you know, more of a male society. Like
I don't listen to no women. They don't know anything about.
But that's great. I like to see progress.
Speaker 3: Women are smarter than men.
Speaker 4: I've always said that.
Speaker 6: They're like, go work with electricity. You grab the wrong
thing exactly, You're done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, shocking. So I grabbed the microphone.
Speaker 6: This is how I covered it up with so if
anybody was going to get offended, so I go.
Speaker 3: Good evening.
Speaker 6: I am the one, the only hip shaking, money making
tower power man in the hour twenty four to seven
coming to you and your entertainment from night and I
have met some wonderful people here. You look fantastic. I
go but I'm trying.
Speaker 4: To get a crowd.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to read the crowd, and I've only met
a few of you, so I gotta ask you.
Speaker 6: I go, do you want the G material? I go,
do you want the PG material? I go, do you
want the good stuff?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So eighty started, I go to that's the crowd. So
if anybody was gonna get offended, it was just a
few notes. So everybody wanted so.
Speaker 3: But none of nothing you're doing is well the rageous No,
the porn, you know, the porn, the one where you're
like you watch it from dicks or something, even jerking off.
Speaker 6: Last week I started my first porno. Yeah, I played
the husband.
Speaker 4: I think that's so funny. I think that's a great joke.
Speaker 3: They thought it might offend a couple of people. I
don't know. I didn't need any of these people.
Speaker 4: There's two hundred people, the fucking electricians.
Speaker 3: They're sposors their sponsorship, right, and the electricians. Yes, So
you just want everybody have a good time. So once
I did that, everybody ease. But but now smart move.
Now that's that's a veteran move right there. Thank you,
I think, thank you? But now what I didn't do
I didn't look at the clock. Okay, so I had
twenty five minutes. Well they got a band right after me.
So you go too long, too short.
Speaker 4: Band's getting paid the same amount of money no matter what.
Speaker 3: But I don't want to go too long. So let
me explain what happened, all right. So I'm just gonna
argue with you all. I've had a really rough day
and you get it under my skin, just makes it all,
gives you the biggest heart on this side of Mississippi.
Speaker 4: Doesn't it?
Speaker 3: Call my dad?
Speaker 4: Make it happy? I love.
Speaker 3: I'll ask you that next, I'll ask you keep going
with the story. So I tell doing my act.
Speaker 6: I have the group group in front, young kids, they're laughing,
they're giggling. I start, I'm fifteen minutes to twenty minutes.
I start hearing a little chatter in the back like
it's kind of time to.
Speaker 3: Have Yeah, you're losing them a little bit, a little bit. Well,
the problem is you people. It's not your fault. I'm
sorry to interrupt you again, but it's never your fault.
Those are no Those are tough rooms to do because
people are there. Yes, they're gonna be open to being entertained,
but after a while they want to talk to each other.
They have had a couple of cocks. It's been open bar. Yeah,
that's rough. So okay, so you read the room. So
I'm trying to read the room.
Speaker 6: Okay, So I cut out taking my nephew to three
Darian Lake. I read that in there and skin about
my parents. So I go right in. Do hey, is
there any Bills fans here to try to get him back?
So I get the big lard pause.
Speaker 3: I'm like, okay, I'm gonna end with this, and uh,
you know, Buffalo Bills fans. You get in the stadium,
they're all drunk, they're all belligerent. You know, they're behind
me like you suck, get off the field. This is
our house. I'm like, hey, easy, easy, let her finish
the anthem. Thank you so much, Thank you guy, bless
and have a great rest of time. We've got back
in town coming up.
Speaker 6: And I had handshake after handshake. You were awesome, you
were funny. Do you have a card give him?
Speaker 3: I did bring in some cars, so it all worked out.
Speaker 4: The thing, is it?
Speaker 3: So I'm sorry. I'm happy to hear that. Yes, I'm
happy to hear.
Speaker 6: That so and made some I think connections that will
be beneficial, beneficial down the line for both, you know,
because I get into the breast cancer fundraiser and oh
my gosh, you do that too. I'm like, you know,
October nineteenth. You know, if you don't have a crowd,
just come, It's it's fun.
Speaker 4: The uh so, yes, I was going to go as
your plus one.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 4: And it's been not a lot. It's just now I
have my son with me. He's not a baby, he's fourteen,
but it's trying to get him sort of acclimated to
a new home and all this stuff.
Speaker 6: So Karen Lynch, I'm sorry it was Karen Lynch that
ran this executive director.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Karen.
Speaker 3: She so, my mother was in Skinny Atlas for a
Nazareth reunion. She does it every year with all her
nas people. They lived in the Pua House or whatever.
So now, yeah, the pun Tang House. So she said
to me, I'm gonna come up. And she does this
every year. So then she said it sounds like it'll
be too much. I go, why don't you call me
when you're done. We'll make the plan. Then I'm figuring
here she's coming in Friday night, Jameson's excited to see
her all this, I hear nothing. You know, well, maybe
I have the day wrong. Maybe she's coming Saturday. I'm
running him around. I'm up to my eyes anyway with
all this shit. So now the next day and nothing.
Sunday she calls. We have been wrestling with getting a
futon frame in and all this stuff, and I'm sweating
and huffing and puffing and losing my mind. And she calls.
She goes, oh, it sounds like you're busy. I said, well,
what are you going to be here? She said, oh,
I'm home. I've been home.
Speaker 4: I what the fuck?
Speaker 3: Don't you hate that? Well?
Speaker 4: I didn't. I mean, when stop to you know what
I mean.
Speaker 3: I guess I should have called her, but I thought, well,
maybe I have the days wrong. I don't want to
interrupt her. Let her enjoy your time with her friends.
Because one of the problems is my parents, like your parents,
are at a certain age where somebody's coming, but they
need their husband to drive them because they're dementia's starting
to creep in and they're afraid to drive. So there's
I think it. It's one of these mixed emotions. These
are people you knew since you were eighteen years old,
and now you're seventy eight years old. You've watched them
raise their families, their grandkids, and you know some of
them now probably great grandkids or potentially and you're watching
them fall apart.
Speaker 4: And that that fucks with my mom's head. I know
it does.
Speaker 3: So I wasn't gonna call just thinking I had the
date wrong, right, because I got a million things going on.
I obviously didn't listen. No, she didn't listen, good dude.
Speaker 4: So that was the that was the thing. But I'm
so happy to hear that that went.
Speaker 3: Well, Yeah, it went great.
Speaker 4: It was I'm really glad. I'm really glad.
Speaker 3: Some the food was amazing. Everybody was so nice.
Speaker 4: Should we put your comedy prowess to maybe a little
test here?
Speaker 3: It's your show, do it just.
Speaker 4: A little test? Nothing bad, nothing bad.
Speaker 3: So I sent jameson out on the street and had
him ask people to tell them jokes. Oh, so we'll
pause it, and these are I just want people to
know what Doug did is no What you did in
front of him room full of strangers to get them
to the point where they're shaking your hand and stuff.
Speaker 5: At the end.
Speaker 4: Is not easy. It's not. And I will say this
bit is called dying is easy. Comedy is hard.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yes, I've heard that before. That's old express, Yes
it is, so I will play the joke to a point.
Speaker 4: These are a variety of people.
Speaker 3: If I know the punchline, you just have to.
Speaker 4: Guess what the punchline is. Okay. I love this. This
is nothing I've.
Speaker 3: Told people at the bar. I'm like, do you have
many jokes?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: I'm like, you started, I will finish. Okay, you and
I will say this. I believe and I do believe this.
Your punchlines could possibly be better than.
Speaker 4: What these people had.
Speaker 3: Okay, I like this.
Speaker 4: Here we go. Here's the first one.
Speaker 5: Why was the skeleton so cold?
Speaker 3: Why was the skeleton so cold? The audio on that
one's a little rough, muffled. But why was the skeleton
so cold? Why was it gill?
Speaker 6: There's one way the skeleton didn't cross the street because
they have the guts, So I'm guessing it's long that.
Speaker 3: Why was the skeleton so cold? Bone?
Speaker 5: Skin?
Speaker 4: You're not bone. I would stick with bone.
Speaker 3: I don't know why with the skeletons.
Speaker 4: I don't know why, because the wind just kept calling
through his bones. The wind just kept going through his bones.
The wind just kept going through.
Speaker 3: His bones, all right? From Fairport?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, this is jameson on the canal. This is
jameson the canal. He went out with his bicycle. He
taped he Here we go. Here's another one.
Speaker 5: What do you call a guy with no shins?
Speaker 4: What do you call a guy with no shins?
Speaker 3: No shins? A guy with no shins, my Doug, I mean,
think the hackiest hack hacked stuff you can think of?
Shins like you're here, no sh no shitting me?
Speaker 4: Oh okay, you gotta be shitting me, you gotta be
shitting me. I like. I like that answer. Here is said.
Speaker 3: To me, Tony, Come on, smell, maze, sweat and laugh.
All right, here we go. Do you know what you
call a boomerang that doesn't come back? A boomerang that
doesn't come back, A boomerang that doesn't come back, A
boomer with dementia? A stick?
Speaker 4: A stick? I love dad jokes, I do too. All right,
One last one, Doug, Here we go, one last one.
Speaker 5: Why did the man fall into the well?
Speaker 4: Why did the old man fall into the well.
Speaker 3: He wanted to kick the bucket.
Speaker 4: Oh, I liked your answer better because this one is
so bad.
Speaker 5: He could he.
Speaker 4: Couldn't see that well, he couldn't see that well. Hello,
I may have to go to bars to get these jokes.
Speaker 3: You know what you call it? You know what you
call a buck with no eyes? A buck with no eyes?
I have no idea idea, All right? What is the
what was the other one?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: What's the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts? I
don't know what beer nuts are under a buck or
deer nuts to under a buck?
Speaker 6: No McDonald says a new lunch deer ball for people
to want eat under a buck. You know the difference
between a pig and a fox.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say, hold on, hold on, hold on,
I think I'm onto something here, picking a fox?
Speaker 4: Very good, very good.
Speaker 3: You know how you get a witch pregnant?
Speaker 4: You fuck her? Oh?
Speaker 3: Sorry, that's Halloween's coming up. I thought not going that way.
Speaker 4: No, Oh, you can do anything you want. I wasn't
sure where you were going.
Speaker 3: What's the last thing of pubic care here is before
it hits the ground?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Or I love that one? What does Cinderella say when
she got to the ball to.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Dougie, you can.
Speaker 3: Love that joke, Joe. There's so old they are, but
there's so good. Nobody tells jokes anymore.
Speaker 4: Well that that I remember when that's an interesting thing.
Speaker 3: You say that because he went out and he's just
asking people jokes like I'm going to do a podcast
with him, like father, like son, and I want him
to go get dad jokes and I'll guess the dad
joke answer.
Speaker 4: But he I asked him to go do this and
he told me. He goes, Dad, I asked like twenty people,
and he goes, I got three, three jokes, like nobody
had a joke.
Speaker 6: I mean when emails came out, Yes, he got it,
fifty of them, fifty connections, fifty email email addresses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for jokes, so everybody, Yeah, I just saw this joke.
I just saw that joke.
Speaker 6: So then it was and it was still good jokes
with voices and people that can actually tell a joke.
Have you ever heard a joke from somebody that can't
tell a joke?
Speaker 4: It's death?
Speaker 3: It nevers like, is this.
Speaker 4: You know who couldn't tell a joke? Well, sort of
could tell a joke. But had that Eddie Money Eddie
Money really Eddie Money, the singer any time.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry to interrupt. I saw him before he got
a cup, years before he died at the Lago, and
he was telling some jokes on.
Speaker 6: St Dan drugs that are great. Yeah, when he like this,
he goes, uh, I quit drinking. Everybody's happy but me. Yeah,
it's like he grabbed me. Anytime he would come on
the radio show, he would grab me over Billy Bill
and he'd be telling you, spitting on you, telling you
that joke like I just got a shower from That's fantastic.
Drugs must have done that and a lot of other stuff.
I'm sure I saw Tesla's Saritay de Lago. Yeah, I
love Tesla.
Speaker 3: I had for I have free tickets. You could have came.
Speaker 4: I couldn't.
Speaker 3: I you've got to. You've got a son, fourteen year
old son. You're busy, like I need to. Yeah, there's
a lot of there's a lot of things. I'm uh,
just just seeing that. I want to kind of of
course correct if you know what I'm saying. I say
that I'm a time for you know, I always say
I'm a Madador and basically, I just want you to
come over here. I don't want to say that you're
doing it wrong. This kid's been through a lot and
there's a little bit fragile in terms of certain things
that I'm noticing. So I I a lot of my
time just has to go there, you know.
Speaker 4: And that's I'm the dad. You gotta do yes. So
but I would have loved that. I love Tesla.
Speaker 3: We'll take a moment. We got to check in and
I and I apologize to do this while you're here.
People give me shit about it sometimes, but I love
the guy. Randy was down at Watkins Glenn. But the
only reason it's so funny to me is Randy had
a camper. Then his wife said, we're not gonna go
camping as much anymore. We haven't done it in a
number of years, and they bought it strictly to go
to Watkins Glenn. Watkins Glenn, because of the Olympics, moved
to September this year. It's normally the last week of
July or the first week August, so for the first
time in a number of years, maybe ever, it's in
the fall. They really thought they were competing with the Olympics. Yeah,
so the NASCAR, NASCAR is itself, NASCAR is you know,
and I think they're on NBC, so they they couldn't.
Speaker 4: I think it was an NBC move.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a lot of ratings that you think you're
gonna lose, so they move.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it was. Yes.
Speaker 3: I think for NASCAR, it's all their sponsors and stuff,
so they need to get them out there, so they
move this. So now it's part of the Cup Series.
The weather was fantastic this weekend, beautiful down to Glenn.
Speaker 4: Randy's wife said, well, if we're gonna go, we should
rent a camper.
Speaker 3: After he sold the KIF And that's just the story
that this is the stuff that other guys Alrek Clark
is an RV that guys.
Speaker 4: Like you will never understand that pain exactly like the Hey,
when you know we're really not using it. We could
use the money. Sell the RV. Okay, I sell it,
you know what, we should.
Speaker 3: Rent one to go And you're like, it makes no sense.
So we will just check in with him and and
a lot of other things to get to today. Good.
Speaker 6: I'm surprised. I have no idea what the show's about.
I've enjoyed the first round though, Yeah, me too, loving
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Speaker 3: Everything on deskpatch drive in East Rochester open every day.
They did not do this, Oh they didn't. They don't
do this song? Why why?
Speaker 6: I looked at the set list beforehand and they hadn't
done it in.
Speaker 3: A couple of years. Always liked this song. I love
this song. You do too, So I googled why don't
they do it? I couldn't find any answer. Yeah, he
didn't selling this by the way.
Speaker 4: No, oh, buddy, who's it bad?
Speaker 3: I thought, Oh, I've forty years Yeah, I know. Well,
look at James Addiction gets in a fight well. By
the way, Perry Farrell.
Speaker 4: If you see interviews with himself, his eyes are like
giant saucers.
Speaker 3: Tesla.
Speaker 4: No, no, Perry Ferrell's the lead singer of James Addiction.
Speaker 3: I only bring this up because no, but James Addiction
got into a fist fight on stage. Dave Navarro, you
may know the name. He's the guitarist in the band.
Perry Ferrell's the lead singer. He went over and punched him,
and it was over the fact that they were drowning
out his vocals. People in the front row couldn't hear.
He has tenatus in his ears, so he's not able
to hear as well. Getting I was getting better every
Tuesday night. Here it was pillified.
Speaker 4: I didn't miss a Bill mool Brand.
Speaker 3: I always thought this was such a I thought they
were a great rock band. I never thought of him
as a hair band, not a hair band. But they
did a lot of ballance. Yeah, they did, like this was,
but the place was full, sold out, a lot of
fighters trying to make a comeback, buddy, Yeah, a lot
of a lot of women with a duck tape and
tit's up. Oh buddy, you're walking around like still got it.
Ali in his sixty seventh fight, going.
Speaker 4: I forgot it.
Speaker 3: I going in and I'm I'm gonna I'm going to win.
I'm gonna go to Tesla and I'm gonna duct take
my tension. I'm getting laid in that. I'm I'm like
I was back in nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 4: When I saw him. Oh yeah, all right, So like
this song is from nineteen ninety, but we're talking thirty
four years ago, right, yeah, thirty four years ago. So
that's so funny that you say it that way, because
this place half the funny. Going to old counts.
Speaker 3: Sure it is, and I feel bad that they don't
sound as good, But that was my point with Perry Ferrell.
Speaker 4: They had such high notes. Perry Ferrell is sixty five,
it's not thirty anymore. Hitting those notes is tough.
Speaker 3: I wonder if the band is trying to hide the
fact that he can't sing. You can't hide oh by
over playing.
Speaker 4: The music, is my point, right, And that's where like
with this, I don't know that you could overplay. Yeah,
I don't know.
Speaker 6: When it's that bad. I mean it sounded like he
was smoking for seventy years and trying to hit those notes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was raspy. Yeah, but he's still rocking out.
It was still a good show. I enjoyed it. You
knew all the song, all the I knew three songs
with you.
Speaker 4: The thing is like those but those songs take you
back to a right fun point in your life, and
that's really what music is.
Speaker 3: It takes you back to a memory of feeling or whatever.
And so that's that's great. Little Susie and the Outs Yeah,
and ended with signs.
Speaker 4: Yeah oh yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: That was a cover of the Five Man Acoustic Guitar Band.
They did that. That's that's great. It's just funny to
hear you say, like somebody trying to make it come back.
I think I did it again. Hang on one second, yea,
hang on a second, dog, there we go. Our audio
wasn't on the camera boy, Come about that, Jeesu has
been a year and a half. You know how I
worked this ship?
Speaker 4: Yet I think you know what, I think my hand
hit It really was your hand. It might have been
the snake in my pants. I don't know, Doug, you're crank.
Speaker 3: But the the thing that I was thinking is, you
know when you say, I said a fighter trying to
make a comeback, I still got it.
Speaker 4: That's what you said.
Speaker 3: I want to I want to die and slice and
I'm gonna walk like up a flying still like a bee.
Speaker 4: I'm going in there.
Speaker 3: Where the hell am I Bontello's see, this is the thing,
and I go that's where you watched tua Oh take
the hit? Yeah, and everybody going he should retire, retire, retire.
I owe when you're when you feel like you still
got it. That's why guys hang on too long, no
matter what it is rock music, fighters.
Speaker 6: Your every voice getting bad. It's a lot worse than
getting hit in the head. And why he didn't slide,
I'll never know. But you get one more, you're gonna
have marbles.
Speaker 3: Rolling around already.
Speaker 4: You already probably do. Yeah, it's terrible, it's it's terrible.
Whatever he decided to understand Andrew Luck retiring when he did,
being that young, but he knew. He's like, I can't,
I can't do it. Yeah, it's brutal. They gave him
no line and he would get killed in all the game.
Speaker 3: You would think, with all the technology, we have to
be able to protect your head with a helmet. Yeah,
something like that. Well, they have that extra layer now.
And I thought Danny told me after the two ahead
or after what happened with to it, he there were
By the way, I have to say this, that was
to his fall. Yes, Hamlin went in to tackle correctly.
Speaker 4: He crunched his head. Bad move side obviously right and
he should have the Uh but I guess he said,
I saw at least five guys wearing that extra layer
padding on the outside of the helmet.
Speaker 3: Why you wouldn't.
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't.
Speaker 3: It's a great question, great question when you when you
see all that, it's terrible. But it just made me
laugh when you go, they're they're trying to make a comeback,
They're trying.
Speaker 4: To make it. Yeah, it's got a boobs. Boobs everybody.
Speaker 6: There are people with the old Tesla shirts down from
the eighties. I mean some there was a couple of
girls walker, I mean just tits up and trying to
fit twenty pounds of potatoes in a bag.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I mean it's true.
Speaker 6: It is true some of those rock girls hang out
of those clothes. And I'll tell you what, I am
guilty of this too. I have a couple of nice shirts.
When I was probably eleven years ago, I was getting
in shape for a wrestling tournament. I was looking at again,
I have them there for the goal, get in shape
and trying to get something to get dedicated to, you know, right,
which is just tough. You're just like, eh, fuck it,
because that's what's gonna happen soon later.
Speaker 3: You're just you know, and people. But I do know
if you people that are very dedicated, it's a it's
a way of life. Have fuck it. I'm done either
like me for me or that it's not I'm not.
Speaker 4: You know, that's very funny. All right, let's uh, I'm
gonna call Race.
Speaker 3: And Randy another guy who, by the way, loves kiss
and probably uh this is so one point I was
gonna make up. My dad called me and said, uh,
Kathy and I are having or I got text or whatever.
They're haven't dinner at Old Lachlan's.
Speaker 6: So met him last Thursday and just going a five
minute trip over the bridge with a couple assholes driving.
Speaker 3: I just said, you know, if you guys don't want
to drive anywhere anymore anymore, don't worry about it. I'll
take you.
Speaker 6: It's just getting too bad, too bad out there, and
people just taking chances and.
Speaker 3: Just no respect, no courtesy. I'm like, I don't want
you in it.
Speaker 6: You want to go to Walmart, Wegmans, fine, but ye
anywhere else, doctor's appointments, even just.
Speaker 3: I'll work my schedule on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's just terrible, man. Yeah, but that Jameson, you can't
do that.
Speaker 4: You can't do that. That that's how we kissed people
off and we yeah yeah, yea, yay, yeah ya see
what I'm dealing with. I do. Yes, this is my
my whole new world every once in a while. Oh yeah,
it is a whole new world. Wonder if Randy remembers
any of the Tesla songs.
Speaker 3: I got the Oh, I did have the set list
on my phone? Do I still have it?
Speaker 5: Hello Racy, Randy, Hey, guys, how you doing doing.
Speaker 3: All right, Randy, Uh, Doug's in here, and Doug went
to see do.
Speaker 4: You want about it?
Speaker 6: But I'm gonna I'm gonna name three songs. You let
me know if you know the band Okay, Randy, Okay, okay, forever.
Speaker 5: More heard of them, don't know who, but never saw them.
Speaker 3: No, that's that's the song. These are all the songs
from the same band. Three songs from the same see.
Speaker 6: Forevermore, Hang Tough, Hang Tough is the second song, and
I'll give you one of the uh rock Me to
the top.
Speaker 5: These are all hard, you know, I tell you, I
don't always it hoodie whoever the hell they are fish
rock Me at the.
Speaker 3: Top that came out with this Tesla song, Tesla song.
Speaker 4: Do you remember the band Tesla?
Speaker 5: Okay? Oh yeah, Tesla?
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little bit.
Speaker 5: I remember Tesla Tesla.
Speaker 3: I can't give him little Susie signs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, a little little Susie had I had it right away.
Speaker 4: Tougher ones all right stuff and ramdy.
Speaker 5: But how were they? How were they?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 5: Dug awesome?
Speaker 3: No, they were good. Had a raspy voice. He's been
doing it for forty years.
Speaker 4: Fine ready.
Speaker 3: He said that there were ladies there that that whole
hang hang on to the rock clothes a little too long,
if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Been there, she net, Yeah exactly.
Speaker 4: Did you see any of that at Watkins Glenn this
past weekend?
Speaker 5: No, I didn't tell you. I tell you what I
did see this weekend, and I thought was pretty cool.
I have an old uh Older tank top from the
uh when Hell of a Good Chief was the stopper
of the racetrack. Yes, I remember I saw one one
guy saw me where Hey, I got the same shirt.
I saw. Four other guys were in the same shirt
this weekend. Why kid you not?
Speaker 4: Wow? A bunch of guys are just there part with
things your hoarders.
Speaker 5: Well, that's well, that was That's the only good one
I had left out of all ones I had. That's
don't want it's good.
Speaker 3: Are there any girls in tank tops? Was it hot
enough for that? Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah? They were all kinds of house. Oh yeah, so
Randy went plenty of them.
Speaker 4: You went camping there?
Speaker 5: Yes, we did camp there.
Speaker 4: In years past.
Speaker 3: Tell Doug what was going on in years past, because
Doug would have loved this.
Speaker 4: Doug could have day this.
Speaker 5: Well what would have happened is uh? Well, back in
the nineties. And we used to back in the nineties
like the wild wild West on there. I'm just telling you.
I mean it was crazy down the front grand stands
where they are now and now it's not like corporate stuff.
Next they had boy scouts behind their camping this year,
believe it or not. Okay, Well, that used to be
they that used to be all camping, like from the
like i'd say, like ninety three, ninety two. Actually down
there would be box trucks, penske trucks, you know you
hawker people camping and them kind of things down behind
the grand stands all the way down upwhard turn seven
is or turn eleven at which course you run. They
behind that. Yet it used to be just really wild
down through there. That's where my buddy went down one
through one time found a keg at like two three
o'clock in the morning, nobody's sitting around. He finished off
the keg and took the tap. So that's one thing
he did, and enough and there was always and then
there was gumby Land where Tiki Tiki, where Tiki Tiki
Bill was. They had a twenty five foot gummy they
used to blow up and it would hang out the
outside of the trees, and that's where they had the
wet wet night t shirt contests every night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, did you ever win now that me Randy
tell them about. Wasn't there women rollerblading on the track?
Speaker 5: Oh? Oh? I had when I went down in ninety five,
I think it was ninety five. I went down like
me and my buddy Brian went down his parents camper,
and I take the two boys with me and we
went down. We didn't go down to a Saturday morning.
We were down there all day Saturday and well, Saturday
night about i'd say about eleven o'clock. They just put
the boys to bed, and I'm sitting outside of the
camper and I see Brian's over bright the guardrail. All
of a sudden he came running back. You got to
come see this. I go, well, you guys, you got
to come see this. So I go walking over to
the guard rail. Now this is down the hill when
they go up out of turn one and go up
into a hill into the esses. Down that hill there
was five or six girls rollerblading.
Speaker 4: Nude dude completely naked. Man. That's some road rash.
Speaker 6: I used to introduce a girl on stage would come
out to roller blading on rollerblading naked on stage, yeah,
well topless, Yeah, I think this would be dangerous on
going into the s's.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think they never Actually they were started like
start up ness to come down that hill going backwards around.
Speaker 3: The track was sponsory quickie feel uh that it was
not so by not overall?
Speaker 4: How would you rate the weekend in Walkins Glen.
Speaker 5: Oh, we had a great weekend. It was great. We
got you know, we got to see our friends that
we always go down with it. But it's changed so much.
Terracey would tell you it's not as much fun as
it used to be. You can't have a uh like
these said. The people across the street had the ball. You know,
they got the ball and they have a bar set up.
But you have a lot of people. But the problem
is is clammed down nine. You can't have people standing
into the road. You can't sell any helcohlic. They have
a bar, but they would take money, but only put
the bar the donation to go buy more booze because
they were in the bar every night. Well, you couldn't
take any money.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: They had people out that were spies that were underage. Uh,
so you had to be careful. If somebody come up
and he went to go get and give him a drink,
you had to make sure. You better want to cart
him first and make sure because they guess they did
have spies out there. What I was told that, Bet,
you told me that. Besy was telling me that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so it used to be like the wild West.
Speaker 5: Yeah it was, I mean it really was. I mean
it was crazy. Randy, Don't get me wrong.
Speaker 3: Randy got drunk one time. Stop it passed out. He
was divorced, and he had his sons with him. And
then how old were the boys at the time, Like.
Speaker 5: I think they were like eight and ten maybe, and.
Speaker 4: He gave them I think maybe what did they take?
Five hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Four hundred and fifty bucks four.
Speaker 4: Hundred and fifty bucks and they spent all of it okay.
Speaker 3: While you were passed out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, here's the story. What happened when I used
to go down with about eight or nine guys exactly.
We used to we used to, Uh, we used to
start drinkings as we got up. Boy, you know, I
start drinking into the absolute and vodka, start drinking all
that and then the grapefruit juice and you get drinking
on that. So by eight o'clock I'm half in the bag.
Speaker 3: And remember the boys being a body bag if you're
drinking a bit like that.
Speaker 5: The boys, the boys decided they want to go shopping.
It's on Friday morning when the trailers open. I said, okay,
so my wallet gave some money. I just figured I
gave forty bucks, so I started. I gave him something
like that, and I went in a camper and laid down,
took a nap. I came out of the camper somewhere
around between one point thirty quarter to two or something
like that, and I look around and there's all the guys. Says,
where's the boys. I don't know. We haven't seen them,
because what do you mean you haven't seen I haven't
seen them. So oh, this ain't good, you know. So
I go put my shoes on, I come out of
the camp. I run down the hill. We were up
on a hill though, but I come down and walking
down the road. Down the road, these two kids are
coming down the road dragging bags on the ground. And
I come up to him and I said, what did
they How much money did I give? You four hundred
and fifty bucks, dad, They did four hundred and fifty
that's how bad. That's how drunk I was.
Speaker 4: And learn your lessons, dad.
Speaker 5: The best part was my eight year old eight year
old kid goes up to the Kyle Petty trailer by
the two dollars car. He had a lady one hundred
dollars bill. She didn't know what to do, so my
son told me. But so they had a good time.
And I mean they had, you know, teachers ten for
ten bucks and stuff. Oh my god, teachers. I had
teachers off the ying gang. Wouldn't believe. But well, but
they had a good time. And I didn't care. We
had a good time.
Speaker 4: What is uh?
Speaker 3: But not the same anymore? But the race overall? Did
you see Michael Drake?
Speaker 5: I did not see Michael Jordan. I we were near
Denny Hamlin's pet We were all we were near Tyler
Reddick's pit. But I I truthfully, I didn't even look
for him. Pay the truth, Uh, Bubble Wallace, I can't.
I don't know where he pitted. I didn't you know,
he ran pretty much runner last all day. He ran terrible.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I hadn't was Car elanlen Car. I guess I never
did see Michael Jordan. If he was there, I never
saw him. I don't know. You never saw Michael Jordan,
did you trace You never saw me, so not that
we were looking, but you know, it was, you know,
not a great day for Denny Hammond and twenty three
X race and not a great thing to day for them,
but it was okay. We had a lot of fun
and cool to see somebody else win. The last couple
of laughs were crazy. The crowd was going nuts so good.
It was cool. We had a great time.
Speaker 4: It sounds like you had a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry we did every NASCAR race. Oh the last
couple of rays reps. Those are the best. Well, yes,
you're either going to win, are you going to crash
and funk up? Everybody behind him? Mean you're waiting for
five hours for that to happen.
Speaker 5: I think the best. The best part about this is actually,
you know two guys at SPG was you know, Jane
van Gisbergen. He was a good chance to win it,
but I didn't see Chris Busher wanted the Chris Busher
had a long, long drive car. When it was on
a long time on the track. He just had a
car was eating them up, beating them up. And the
last move on the last couple of last when they
swapped spots, it was pretty cool. I mean, the crowd
went Ben Gisberg and took the lead. The crowd went crazy.
And then when Busher got him on the coming out
or carousel and hit him and moved him out of
the way, the crowd went nots again. I mean, it
was pretty cloud. It was pretty cool obviously, and Extrinity
Race was an awesome race too.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's right, obviously they don't go in an oval
or a circle with this one. It's one of the
few races that are a road course road course, right,
how many road courses are there the NASCAR series?
Speaker 5: I think right now they might have six races. I
think they used to have this two now I think
they're six. But the course at Watkins Glenn is the
fastest one out of the mall. It was, you know,
and they only two guys two guys in the chase
had made any points that day and the rest body
else had trouble.
Speaker 6: I remember years ago, the bars would always get free
tickets for the owner and he would just hand him
out to favorite customers and yeah, it'd be a weekend
of all just losing it was drinking it.
Speaker 4: It's a good time if you go.
Speaker 3: It's it's more fun if you have like hot pit
passes and stuff where you can get down to be
really close. Joe Gibbs used to be there from you know,
he had Joe Gibbs racing, of course, and I don't
know was he still what's he doing?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, Joe, Joe Gibbs is still. He doesn't he's
not at every race, but he goes to the race
watch of course. You know why I take that back.
He was there because he was sitting on his grandson's
pit box during the Extremity race on Saturday. Okay, yeah,
I also he was there.
Speaker 6: My sister in law, My sister and brother in law
used to go on Thursday nights, this had to be
fifteen twenty years ago, and they would watch the trailers
come in yeah, and they would all yeah, huge. Then
they said they changed where that came in.
Speaker 4: Oh yes they did.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, they changed the.
Speaker 6: Semis coming in all the lights and they're like now
they come in somewhere else where you can't watch them,
and like, yeah, they make it.
Speaker 3: Why would they do that?
Speaker 5: Oh no, they changed it. They changed that. You get
the parade now, the parade on Thursdays. Yes, they did
because me and Tracy, my buddy Sonny, who lives just
a couple of houses down for me, we've been last time.
We went over his trail a couple of years ago
and we watched them come in.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Cool.
Speaker 5: So hey, Mike brought that back.
Speaker 6: My uncle is selling a camper. Do you are you
interested in having it for next year?
Speaker 3: No, get your good price.
Speaker 4: How is the rental, buddy? How was the rental? I've
been laughing about that week?
Speaker 5: It was okay, it was It was okay. I mean
we couldn't get the stovetop to work, but we didn't
care where I hit my camp be stove and I
had a grill. Refrigerator worked great, you know, kept everything cold.
I mean the bed sucked, you know, but you know
we're used to having a queen size bed in this
thing with like a like a full kidding me, you
might have done it if I had a booked suspension on
a truck. Right, Oh yeah, tried. Damn. The funniest part
Tracy not funny. Tracy goes again in the bed and
leads up. There's the drawers on top. Waxtual. I had
two or three times on nose, so you know, so
it was it was just it was it was okay,
don't get me wrong. It wasn't bad. We had a
good time. It got us there and God needed what
we do. All you do is really sleeping the thing
and you know, eat stuff. But we had you know,
we had a great time with it.
Speaker 4: What did you buy this year?
Speaker 5: Uh? I bought T shirts. We bought T shirts.
Speaker 4: Uh did you the helmet?
Speaker 5: Yes? I did helmet, Yes I did. That's when I
sent the picture view. Yes I bought it. Yeah, what
the hell I bought that helmet? Who gives a ship?
I wanted it.
Speaker 3: He's going to give it to his wife next time
they run.
Speaker 5: No, you can't put them on. They they're just they're
just replicas and you can't put them on because they
have a sing inside. But and uh, Tracy got a
remote control car that's really cool and fast, the Kyle
Books remote control car.
Speaker 4: All right, Okay, that's.
Speaker 3: A good fifteen minutes of fun.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Well, Randy, you never disappoint and uh, I know, I
know you're not well, you never do, so you don't
even have to try.
Speaker 4: That's the good part.
Speaker 5: We say. It's always said, it's always our and we
renewed our tickets. We're all shop next year, we're going back.
We're all renewed already, all right, next year.
Speaker 3: I have broadcasts from there on radio for many years. Yes,
I actually like it. I like I love being down.
If I have access to the pits, that's where I
really enjoy it because you get to see all this stuff.
Speaker 4: You realize where people go.
Speaker 3: We should have it's just going left. You should get
a race car billified. It would be great, black and yellow.
They'd be hot.
Speaker 4: It would be hot.
Speaker 3: I'll drive it, but I will tell you like they
now and Randy can verify this. The pit crews are
made up, some of them of former D one football.
Speaker 4: Players because major athletes.
Speaker 3: They work out and everything because they want those guys
in lifting these tires out.
Speaker 4: Let's get it in mere seconds?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: What what what it would be?
Speaker 3: I'm going to say a pit time and to be crazy,
but under ten seconds, these guys sometimes.
Speaker 5: Some of them guys. Yeah. Because with the new wee
the lug nuts are different, the changes they can do
them in like nine to nine to ten seconds, ten
seconds whenever when they used to think they used.
Speaker 3: To do them the rooms, right, so you just.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no. Nascar has gone to a single
a single nut on the front like still like and.
Speaker 4: If you boil your single nut, you're you're out of
the race.
Speaker 3: You're just like life, just like life. Yeah, but Dougie
coming around and turn one, that's an early departure for.
Speaker 5: Doug like started to started to leave. You see you
leave loose wheel, you know, something like that. That's why
it happens.
Speaker 3: But that Yeah, but these guys are I mean, it's
a major deal and you just get to see the
stuff that goes into it. I think, uh, all the
engineering that goes into the hires, the rain slicks and
all the different things that are done is wild and
I think underappreciated.
Speaker 4: If you're not into it, you're not into it, same
way people are into football. Who are those people?
Speaker 3: There are people baseball?
Speaker 4: I get football?
Speaker 6: Come on, you used to go to the mall. Any
guy out there, Yeah right, he's that into it.
Speaker 5: And I saw a lot of Buffalo Thos clothing this week.
They're down there too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course you will.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, we watched. People across the street from us
had a big screen TV. We could watch the game
Thursday night.
Speaker 4: Oh awesome, awesome. Well, Randy, when is the last Butler?
Next weekend?
Speaker 5: The twenty eight September twenty night, the twenty nights, it
is the last race of Butler for the year. Be
the last race for the year. Hopefully, please pray for
no range so we can get it over with. Be nice.
We don't want to have to go another week. It's
not that we after we will, but you know, and
I also got that other thing that's coming up too.
Speaker 4: And what's that.
Speaker 5: I can talk about. I just can't say where, Yes,
I can no, I can't whatever. We are going to
be shooting a TV pilot. I just can't tell you where,
and I can't and I can't tell you when.
Speaker 3: Okay, So you will be shooting street racing where there
are shutting down streets. They needed to find towns where
the police come out. You will shut down the street
and guys come out with their cars in the nobody,
said Geneseo.
Speaker 5: And if you would like, there is a content we're having,
there's a ticket we're having. He calls it a waffle
it's a riffle, but there's a golden ticket. There's five
golden tickets that are going to be handed out that
you can go to Dave Reyer Dave Reuyer on Facebook.
You can go to him, look on his Facebook page.
He has all the information. It's one hundred dollars a ticket.
They give you two people because there's no spectators. This
is going to be race teams their crews uh, and
we are going to have a TV crew there. You
will be on TV. Uh. It's filming where we're filming
this pilot. You're guaranteed to be on the pilot and
it's going to be two people. It's one hundred bucks
a ticket. It's good for two people. So you got
ten people are and get a chance to watch this.
Why why we shoot the pilot? We're actually looking we're
actually looking for sponsors.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 5: We need a lot of sponsors to help pay for
this to get it done. And so if you're going
to go to Dave Reuter, it's our EU t e er.
You go to his Facebook page, message him it's David.
I might be David or David and one of them two.
Speaker 4: I know that she's correcting the other back.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sorry, send me this stuff and I will and I'll
put it on social media too.
Speaker 4: Okay, but that.
Speaker 5: Would be awesome. They got to say it's going to
be this is going to be very cool. Finally going
to get it done and hopefully, uh, by this time
next year, I will have a full blown TV show.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, I I look forward to that and
I hope it happens.
Speaker 5: Buddy, we're trying, but it's it's you know, maybe I
can maybe meet Trace, you can return you this a
little earlier. Nice, you know, it just takes off.
Speaker 4: Race and Randy. Always a pleasure, sir, glad you had
a nice weekend.
Speaker 5: Hey, you're going to get out there or twenty ninth
or not? Uh?
Speaker 4: Why do you gotta ask me?
Speaker 5: Do I'm gonna bust your not until you get out there.
Speaker 4: Listen to this, ask Doug. I am good.
Speaker 3: I can as PTA meeting weekend. It's parents meet teachers
a twenty ninth.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Perry, parents tricking the teacher. You mean that's better?
Speaker 4: This is uh okay.
Speaker 3: So this weekend is my thirtieth reunion for Saint John Fisher.
I have a buddy coming in town the following weekend.
I don't know exactly what's going on, but Sunday is
probably a little clearer. But I've got it's october Fest
and Fairport.
Speaker 4: I know that.
Speaker 5: Oh god.
Speaker 4: Drinking.
Speaker 3: But no, I don't know to sas he told me
when he rides around his season whatever, I don't.
Speaker 5: But yeah, I think, wait a minute, Doug, you know
what's going to happen if he goes when he goes
at a reunion. Don't you where where is it at?
Speaker 4: Uh, It's at Fisher and then it's at some bars
in Pittsford.
Speaker 3: Right, he's gonna get He called.
Speaker 5: Me naked through the dorms. I can see it coming
here go running through the dorms again.
Speaker 3: The comes bill.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 3: We did have a game once where the I made
the thing. You had could wear one article of clothing
and you had to run through the girl's dorm floor
and bang on every door on each side. Oh this
is years ago, thirty years.
Speaker 4: Ago, so I said. So I actually ended up losing.
So I put a sock on and I ran.
Speaker 3: I had band like no, it was in a tube sock.
Speaker 4: The best was when Fisher my first year, Like Fisher was.
Speaker 3: Like kind of a I shouldn't say this, but it
was a little bit like a country club because when
I went, you had your own bathroom and everything in
this one dorm. But the first dorm I lived in
was on the other side of the street from the
main campus, and I had the golf course behind us,
so you could play golf for free. It was like
it was, but they had they had a The bathroom
was down at the end of the hall, so you
would walk back to your room with your towel wrapped
around he after a shower, and somebody would come out
and whip that towel off. And I remember this guy
was playing guitar in his room and he had girls
and he's singing. And I came in and did stats
in morning because they took.
Speaker 4: My towel the girls. Yes yes, yes, yes, yes, yes yes.
Speaker 5: And then here's what I want you to go ahead,
keep sure, keep, And I.
Speaker 4: Was just remembered.
Speaker 3: I had I had coffee with a buddy of mine
from Fisher because he's were working on a project together,
and he brings up this girl and her dorm room
was right below me. And I used to drop things
on the end of a belt, like a mask and
ship and banging on her window, and he would all
of a sudden she'd be like, go look, and she'd
fucking let out a scream.
Speaker 4: Because just a way to entertain myself.
Speaker 3: Run into people's rooms, jump up on their bed, fart
on their pillow, and then run back out. Wow.
Speaker 4: One guy had a really hot mom.
Speaker 3: Who used to come visit, and I used to say, oh, man,
your mom's so hot, and he woul get all uncomfortable.
So then I decided, once I saw him get really uncomfortable,
I said, I have to raise this up a bit.
Speaker 4: So I would walk in and start on and then
I would pick up the couch cush and go, your
mom was here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can see you doing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to see that kid this weekend. His
mom still looks hot. Relly, Yeah, get my number, get
a picture of God. That was so funny.
Speaker 5: But Bill, are you gonna? Are you gonna? Are you
in that Hall of Fame thing there yet?
Speaker 4: No? I am not.
Speaker 5: I want you to start to watch. Let's get this done.
No radio something.
Speaker 3: They stopped the I don't think they've had any inductees.
Speaker 4: I think it sort of felt by the wayside.
Speaker 3: The Hall of Fame Saint John Fisher had a Saint
John Fisher Communication Hall of Fame, and I was on
the radio in town when I was a senior at
Fisher and a bunch of my buddies got in and
I never got in. And the reason I never got in,
and I believe this to be true.
Speaker 5: Remember remember the sock Doug, Remember that you didn't.
Speaker 3: I believe this to be a true, true reason. And
it was a series of these things throughout my life
that have kept me out of things completely.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: They brought me back to Fisher to talk to incoming freshmen,
and I was on a daist and this girl said,
if you had to do it over again, would you
major in communications? And there was like no one answered,
So I go, no, I said, I would major in philosophy,
or I would major in history. I said, because you
need to have something to say into the microphone. And
I go, critical thinking is so important, and you need
to know why Yugoslavia and the Eastern Bloc has disintegrated.
Just to have some historical background that you can bring,
I go. You can learn how far away to be
from a microphone and how to run. If that's really
your interest, you'll learn it. If that's really what you
want to do, you'll learn it. Think of how many
things you learn on the job anyway, But to have
the knowledge to be able to have a conversation and
bring perspective and thought to something is so much more important. Absolutely.
Speaker 6: I don't know if that all that can be taught.
You've got to have some of it in you to
be able the gift of gabbon.
Speaker 3: Sure, But I mean most people go because they like
this and that you learn about it, but you're not learning.
Speaker 4: What to say into it. So that's what I from
the back of the room. The communication director comes right, no, no, no,
what he meant to say. But I did practice.
Speaker 3: I minored basically in philosophy, and so I always enjoyed
that stuff and I thought, boy, if I had to
do it over again, I probably would have majored in it,
only because I think it does give you a better
way of looking at things. Yeah, they should be in
the whole fame anybody that theyevity thirty years they got me.
I was never in, never in. But that's what I'm
going to write the Chancellor, the President, President Dick. All right, Randy, Uh,
maybe I'll see on the twenty ninth, if not sooner.
Speaker 5: Okay, buddy, let me know if you're coming. I got
ticket Tory buddy.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you, Randy.
Speaker 5: All right, guys, we'll see you.
Speaker 4: See you later.
Speaker 3: Got I gotta shake a picture of this fucking helemt.
All right, we'll take a moment. A pop star has
been arrested. I'm sure you've heard about this. I will
give you the lowdown on what I'm reading about Sean
Diddy Combs. Oh, I did see a little bit. Well
he got arrested. But wait till you see what like
when they did these raids and things, and it starts
to sometimes when there's smoke, there's fire, right right, and
we hear rumors and we hear things and you start
to man and nothing, and when we look back from
maybe we could call it a bit of a historical perspective.
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Speaker 3: I know what you did last night? Sean Dinny Combs
being held without bail on an indictment that has a
whole bunch of I mean, he had homes raided in
La and Florida.
Speaker 6: I don't know, but now that you bring it up,
I just remember being at the bar and guys people
talking about it. Yeah, came across Instagram and Twitter and
he fled the country and I'm just listening.
Speaker 4: Well that that was a couple of months.
Speaker 6: That was a couple months ago. And he went said
who and they said, well, he did he So.
Speaker 3: He went to a place I'd never heard of. Well
it was like Bahamas. I'm forgetting now. I looked it up,
like little private island. They said it was. The word
got out. He jumped on his plane and left YEP.
Speaker 6: And it's probably a country or area that doesn't have
an extradition law.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So well they got him. Now they got him.
Speaker 3: Now why was he back in the US.
Speaker 4: I don't know. He's been back for a while. But
the indictment charges him with racketeering, conspiracy, sex trafficking by force,
fraud or coercion, transportation to engage in prostitution.
Speaker 3: It's wild. So when they did these ras aids by
federal agents. In addition to three AR fifteen rifles with
the face serial numbers and a drum magazine, the document
also lists one thousand bottles of baby oil.
Speaker 4: Okay now.
Speaker 6: That mas a k yes, yes, uh, you're a fuck
around baby oil?
Speaker 4: No? Well yeah, okay baby with no no, no girl.
Speaker 3: I never did with baby oil, but I do remember
girls putting it on to lay out in the sun.
They will put baby oil on, so it's almost it's
it's it's it is like the ultimate Yeah, lubricatious slipping slide.
That's right, slipless.
Speaker 4: Well, somebody who I think, maybe on you don't.
Speaker 3: Pick pecker before it goes in me. I remember that,
Oh there was rules.
Speaker 4: Does it burn?
Speaker 3: I don't know because I didn't put an.
Speaker 4: Early How does she know? Yes, exactly, so, it says.
Speaker 3: However, their presence is also explained in the indictment, which
is alleged that Diddy kept employees on his payroll for
the purpose of scheduling his so called freakoffs. Now, this
freakoff term has come up in numbers of women that
are bringing charges against him. He has I think there's
like six right now. Securing so people he kept these employees.
Their job was to secure supplies for those parties, including
sex workers, lube, extra linens, drugs, and the aforementioned baby oil.
And as an employee, you had to clean.
Speaker 4: Up after the party. These parties, which they said would
could last for days, often resulted in participants giving being
given fluids.
Speaker 3: Via IV to recover. All right, which those assistants such friends.
Off the top of my head, that'd be like, I'm.
Speaker 4: In no, you don't know seven. You could probably come
up with three? Okay? Three? Ken? You really?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Did?
Speaker 3: He is accused of using various methods of coercion, inclusing
threats of violence, and blackmail via secret tapes made during
the sex parties to keep the participants in line. The
recteering charge of stem from his alleged use of you know,
well money and he's got tons of money. Cassie Combs
was with him for a number of years and there's
all kinds of things coming about out that he beat
her and abused her and then had other guys have
sex with her while he watched. Then there's guys saying
that he tried to coerce them and groom them into
being like I don't know if he's gender fluid. I
don't know what the guy is. But there's all these
stories and none of them are good. And you start
to go, well, why would this woman Cassie stay with
P Diddy from seven to twenty eighteen?
Speaker 4: Money? Well, the only thing I can think is like, yes,
and what's happening?
Speaker 3: He familionaire status to working nine to five? Well, she
says in the suit that he raped her, beat her
in fits of uncontrollable rage, exerted a tight hold over
her life. She alleged to that he would force her
and engage in sex acts he called free golfs with
other men, often sex workers whom he'd paid to travel
with them while he watched. And you go, okay, so
why would you do that? The only thing I can
think is, at any point when you think of we
all hear that, right, why would somebody stay in a
relationship like that? Why would somebody? Have you ever looked
back at a point in your life and gone, what.
Speaker 4: Was I thinking?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 3: Why did I do that? Maybe he didn't, I don't know,
I mean, oh, all the time. And finally, it takes years.
Why I said that or why I did that. Yes,
there's other reasons behind that. Look, you have that much money,
and I've seen.
Speaker 4: That much money, that much power, you're almost afraid to leave.
Speaker 3: Like if you leave you knowing happened, and you know
to you think you're gonna leave me, You're wrong, right,
because it's going to take a phone call, have you
and your family killed.
Speaker 6: And by the way, I've already paid for it. I've
already give five million dollars. This guy, he gets one
phone call a year to say not to do that,
and if he doesn't get it, you're done.
Speaker 3: So if anything happens to me, it's gonna happen to you.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 6: That was in an episode of The Shield with Michael Chicklis.
He was trying to get a crup cop. He crupped
people above him and he smuggled one of the guys
into Mexico and he goes, if you ever come back,
I'm calling this guy and he's gonna kill you.
Speaker 3: He goes, yeah, I don't think you would do that.
We've been friends too long. So he hands it to
another guy. He goes, yeah, but he will. Yeah, that's
it just came up in my head.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, that happens where it could be.
Speaker 3: So does it come up? And look if he's having
these sex party with a cartel, his sex parties and
he's you're getting drug star somewhere, it just makes you go,
how bad are some people?
Speaker 4: And what the fuck is going on? Like you're that freaky?
And then you know what I'm saying, like, yeah, where
does it end? And you're starting to hear now justin
Timberly alluded to things and songs. People are going back
through lyrics and songs and things and going he would
taken to a party.
Speaker 6: And you think that that Epstein Island wasn't for real?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: I think that definitely. Yeah, I watched that documentary. I
think that was absolutely for real.
Speaker 3: But it's it's disgusting and sad, Like I go, why
would you find this drugged up?
Speaker 4: You know, like the be Cosme thing. I never understood
what where how it's like.
Speaker 3: Having It's like nero remelia, you have necrophilia, unless you're
not so knocked out. Maybe it's almost like you got
hit with the memory stick from Men in Black and
you aren't never gonna you know what I mean. I
don't know memory wise, is look into this bull of
yellow and you're not gonna remember you. Yes, I it's sad,
it's disgusting. But have you ever been caught up in
something where you feel like you can't get out, like
or you know, a friend is doing something and you
not look. I don't want to put you on the spot, because, right,
it's an odd thing to even ask, but I.
Speaker 4: Think sometimes it's so easy to look at something like
this and go there.
Speaker 6: Was I could never do it in a place called
Legs in California, and there was a couple of times
I remember being asked to go to Hey, you want
to go to this party. We're gonna have girls that
We're gonna have this there. It's gonna be got cards.
And I'm like, yeah, that all sounds good, but I
don't know anybody there, and if anything was bad, yeah,
it could happen to me. You don't want to be
somewhere without somebody, you know, especially in an environment there's
a lot of great parties and probably nothing would happen.
But at the same time, when I take the chance,
I'm not going there to make friends play poker.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I see what you're saying, you know, and.
Speaker 3: You're the one losing all the money. Yeah, there's a
reason I think sometimes like you see things like I
would think back to there were guys like this even
in radio that could kind of make you feel as
though if you step out.
Speaker 4: Of line one way or other, they were gonna really
kind of and I know I didn't.
Speaker 3: I wasn't so much on the management side, but more
behind the mic, but the guys on the manager side,
And it got brought up and a couple names of
personalities and programming people. Sometimes times to save money, you
will put the program director on the area doing.
Speaker 4: Afternoon shift or something.
Speaker 3: Got on the The Daily Show with John Stewart when
it was back in its heyday, and it was one
of these things where the record I was payola where
they would come in and they would basically give you cash,
prizes to give away or trips to give away in
order to get more spins for their artist. It's illegal
to do that, so it should be you shouldn't be.
You can't pay to say, here's the new Britney Spears records.
If you put it on ten times more than every
other record, we'll give you a ski trip to give away. Yes,
but that used to do that look.
Speaker 4: At Paola, Look at Payola. There a cocaine and everything.
Hooker's cocaine. That was a big deal back. But there's
a whole show Payola, and I think it was about
a game.
Speaker 3: Show in the fifties, and you can you can go
see this. It's pretty much the same thing. Well, this
was going on and I had a boss at the
time and he was like, yeah, he was one of
those guys would always say to me, you're in the barrel, dude.
So you'd always feel like you were under the gun.
And at the time I had two young kids. You know,
I'm I'm I don't know.
Speaker 4: What's up, what's down?
Speaker 3: I'm doing afternoons, I think things are going well. He'd
come in and make you feel like shit. This guy
was the biggest fucking sleeze bag. But you're caught up
in it.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 3: Here's a great example. We get the Buffalo bills. We're
supposed to go do like a live broadcast and press.
Speaker 4: The bills brass. This whole thing we're going about. You
can't get a signal from Buffalo back to Rochester. You
can't get it.
Speaker 3: So we had to go fake a broadcast because this
guy promised something we couldn't do, we couldn't deliver on.
Then he's getting yelled at in meetings and he brings
up my name and says, I had a conversation with
Bill Moran.
Speaker 4: Abobba.
Speaker 3: He comes running into me. I'm on the air, comes
running in during a commercial break and goes, if you've
ever had my back, you will have it now. If
anybody says do we have this conversation, the answer is yes,
that's exactly what. So somebody comes in and says, did
you have a conversation with so and so? And I
go yeah, And then a memo comes out, post dated
like it came out two days ago.
Speaker 4: He put it out of here's the proof of the memo.
Speaker 3: I asked for my conversation with Bill ran like this
guy was a motherfucker. That is a small example of
the ditty ship where you're caught up in something you
can't get out.
Speaker 4: You just can't get out.
Speaker 3: I think, with that obviously fame, how do I get
in this entourage?
Speaker 4: Sure you want it. It looks fun, everybody's.
Speaker 6: Happy, but the man, yeah, who cares if he's going down?
But I'm gonna enjoy the ride. Wall It is Now,
are you saving that Let's say you get ten thousand
dollars a week be in his hignor Roger doing all this?
Are you saving that money towards a house in Maine retirement?
Speaker 4: No, he probably he's got your Yeah, he's probably.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I mean plus, if you're getting free drugs in your
free lifestyle, I mean a.
Speaker 4: Billionaire, you don't know he's got Sea rockety Yeah. I
think he is.
Speaker 6: And he's an entrepreneur newer obviously, but also, uh is
he an agent?
Speaker 3: Or is that jay Z?
Speaker 4: That's jay Z doing this? I don't think.
Speaker 3: Well, I think his kid was playing like D one
football at UCLA and I think he's been charged, has
a rape allegation against him, the kid he.
Speaker 6: Did he net worth Comb's face is fifteen years of
life behind ours if convicted of all charges. Yeah, allegedly
making his flight a threat due to his one billion
dollar networth one billion. What do you have to do
to get your rocks off?
Speaker 3: Well, apparently a lone, apparently a lot so, but that's
interrupted No.
Speaker 6: God, they had a playboy. It was a playboy Bunny Stories.
It was a five part series Saw This, and the
women would tell stories of what he did back in
the day. Yeah, I mean he was having sex every
night and it was different every night Thursday night with
hooker night would they would he would send his his
uh bodyguards in a Hollywood and up a whole bunch
of street squish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like justers off the street, but not like a brothels.
Speaker 4: Like No.
Speaker 6: He would go get random hookers Thursday nights, come back
and have a doctor there, look at him, give him
a quick and have sex with them.
Speaker 3: Sex. It's like a horse race he would have, I mean.
Speaker 4: All good.
Speaker 3: Three ft too high, knucklehead. Yeah, every night of the week.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: It was different according to these women and the drugs.
And he would film it. Yeah s even with women.
Speaker 6: They were kind of hinting towards men sometimes. But there
was a rumor there was a porno of Maryland Monroe. Uh,
and I think he bought it before it hit eBay area.
And his ashes are right next to Marilyn Monroe's. That's
how he was buried. I don't know if you knew that.
Speaker 4: I didn't know. Half is buried next to Marylynd.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Really, I'm always positive. I've always felt sad for her.
Speaker 4: As I got older, Marilyn Monroe that around.
Speaker 3: I mean, do you get thrown into that back then?
I don't think anybody would know how to handle that
well like you were you grew up, I mean.
Speaker 4: Maggio and the Kennedy's and I mean all shit, yeah,
oh god. Charlie Sheen, Charlie Sheen.
Speaker 3: I used to get so upset when the whole winning
thing was going on, because he's going on about winning
and people are loving it and buying the T shirts
on us, and I go, do you realize you were
pushing this guy, in my opinion at the time, didn't
happen right into the fucking grave.
Speaker 4: You're taking somebody who.
Speaker 3: Is unstable, clearly has addiction problem. Let's watch him, I know,
and we just laugh. It's like nobody gives a fight.
Speaker 4: And then he went out to do that comedy show
and it was fucking awful, and knew it was gonna
be right. And if it wasn't for guys like Jeff Ross,
who actually was trying to be a friend, they step
in and I don't even know if he charged or didn't.
Speaker 3: I'm serious on these things. I'm sure he got some money,
but I think he was looking to just save Charlie
because people were walking out throwing ship and I.
Speaker 6: Remember her father and brother were on CNN or some
news are like, this isn't funny.
Speaker 4: You know, it's not that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I saw there his credit card at fourteen and
hookers at the house. I mean, he has a definite
sexual addiction right now that I'm like, oh, if I
had that credit card, that was you know, I wasn't
afraid of.
Speaker 3: I mean he dated Ginger Lynn for a whole nose. Really,
she had a kid and it's on a sealed envelope
that she has yet to name the father. A lot
of people think it's Charlie, but.
Speaker 6: She was on E entertainment for her life and she's like,
I met Charlie and he was one of the only
guys that could keep up with me with a cocaine
and just drugs and fucking and then a sucking and.
Speaker 3: Then bringing the girls in dressing him up. I mean,
his story if it ever biography comes out. Yeah, you
know the names the Heidi, the Heidi who was still
going in Hollywood.
Speaker 4: Right and Heidi Flight.
Speaker 3: That's why I thought when you said hookers, that was
more of a high end madam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I didn't know number got got people off
the street, off the street. Yeah, and it was somebody.
Some of these girls had to be the biggest fantasy
they were living. They were Cinderella for a night.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying in a way which sounds ridiculous,
but come on, you're pretty.
Speaker 4: Well you're making more money.
Speaker 6: You're either gonna have yes, the guy on the street
for twenty dollars or you're getting two thousand, yeah, depending
on who picked you up.
Speaker 4: So it's like Taco Tuesday that my kid and I have.
I think we have Taco Tuesday.
Speaker 3: They have a different guy Taco Tuesday, same thing, right,
just a little different.
Speaker 4: No street met now streat me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're getting one kind of tacko and half is
getting seventeen different. Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's like the fucked up shit that goes on in
the world.
Speaker 3: And I always think, like, right now, somewhere remember a
few years ago, I don't remember how many years ago,
I'm gonna say, somewhere around twenty sixteen, that guy in
Cleveland was keeping girls in the basement, like he would
chain him up and kept him in the basement of.
Speaker 4: This house, I think.
Speaker 3: So it was like in a in a fairly populated
part of the city. I mean, I shouldn't say fairly populated.
That's super state as much as I should. I guess
because I just watch it, I lose my mind.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, yeah, I agree with you.
Speaker 3: Don't watch it because but this guy, we had women,
and it was in the city with homes that were
close together, okay.
Speaker 4: And no one could hear no one. They talked to
the neighbors like we had no idea. And I go.
Speaker 3: Somewhere, right now, there's a story that's gonna come out
in a month, maybe three, maybe six. That's some motherfucker
that's doing something really really heineous right now, and.
Speaker 4: It's it's weird. It's like, how do the what goes on?
Speaker 3: Like how does Diddy walk around and have I don't know,
go meet with a Constellation brands to do a sea
rock and not that they're the ones doing it, but
you have to have meetings with high level people and
you just you know, meanwhile, you know there's five girls
waiting for you, well not five girls waiting for you,
but you've got five girls that you just shipped off
somewhere to somebody. I go, how the fuck, where do
you have talk about compartmentalization.
Speaker 4: You've got to be psychotic. Is that the term? I
don't even know it. Did they say most CEOs.
Speaker 3: Are psychotic or any psychotic tendencies because they're able to
separate almost the emotion of circumlation just makes them a
better leader. But I thought his billion dollars came from music,
not shipping girls over for one hundred time. I don't
think it is. I think you're right, but it's other
things that he owned, labeled artists, ob But just to
have that power in your back pocket, showing that I'm
I'm controlling people's lives and you get off on it. Yeah,
who want to have the job?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 4: Listen?
Speaker 3: And who says yes to that? Take this twelve year
old or how old was handcuff and we're shipping her
off here? Who says okay to that? And that turns in.
Speaker 4: I don't know where they're morals because at some point point,
maybe you got in, like you said, I'm hanging out
with Diddy. I'm becoming his right hand.
Speaker 3: You start to see too much and you can't get
out because they'll kill you. There's always something, Yeah, but
they're gonna kill you, And so you got to shut
your mouth.
Speaker 4: You know. It was like that that I'll never forget
when this.
Speaker 3: Guy got busted. In radio, we would give out when
I produced a big morning show, we would give out
gift certificates. And the host of the morning show had
a ton of restaurants. There was one that he was
very fond of, and I think he really built the
restaurant and made it popular, and they were reluctant to
give any gift certificates.
Speaker 4: So there are two gift certificates.
Speaker 3: Like this guy comes in and goes, hey, can I
get a gift certificate? Now, he's my boss, Let me
have a gift.
Speaker 4: Certificate to Uh, he's not gonna hold an a.
Speaker 3: Can I have two? And he goes into two and
I get in the next day and the host says
to me, they don't want to do anything anymore because
that guy went in with two so he could get
free meals.
Speaker 4: Like this was his.
Speaker 3: Whole thing, and I couldn't say no because he's my boss.
Now take it to Diddy and you they'll fucking kill you.
So I'm saying, I think it's a relatable thing. When
we think how to fuck you can't get out of it.
Speaker 6: I just don't know why he came back in the
United States, either to get his money I don or
settle up.
Speaker 3: Or maybe he thought he was safe, maybe thought they're
never gonna get He might have thought he was untouchable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, you really might have thought he was untouchable.
But well, I have to see what goes on.
Speaker 3: I've been trying to get somebody with a little more
knowledge on the whole situation to come on the podcast
and just talk about it from a legal perspective and
a pop culture PERSONA course he's going to say for
that kind of money, right, absolutely, bank up, My god.
Speaker 4: You're innocent, That's absolutely right.
Speaker 3: I'd like to be that lawyer. He's just running up
hours twenty.
Speaker 4: Four hours, you're running up the hop.
Speaker 6: Yeah, sixteen hours a day. I'm sleeping eight hours. Yeah,
I'm sleeping five hours a's nineteen hours? How much an hour?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm sure he's got the guys on
retainer too, so oh.
Speaker 3: Without a doubt, but probably he already has lawyers. People
have always said things like, how do these lawyers defend
these guys? And I often think is heinous? Is the
stuff he's doing?
Speaker 5: Is?
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make sure there's no overstep, that you're as much as
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so much colonneal on fire. He stood still.
Speaker 4: He left the puddle.
Speaker 3: My god, gosh, damn, it still smells it here.
Speaker 4: It's a weird thing because it was so funny. I
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Speaker 3: I I'm driving a hybrid from Victor Chrysler Dodge Deep
Ram love them so down there you can plug in
and it's a Jeep hybrid and it's been fun to
try it because I like electrical cars. I'm not sure
where I stand on electrical cars overall, because the batteries.
Speaker 4: Aren't they're not safe. Well they're not. They're not safe.
They're expensive.
Speaker 3: If you buy a used and the battery goes. If
you buy like a used EV and then the battery goes,
you're eighteen to twenty thousand dollars to get a new
battery in there. And the batteries take a lot of
minerals and they're not very good for the environment when
you get rid of them. So the idea that we're
gonna be I always wonder, are we really gonna be
that much more green? Are they fun to drive? Yeah,
they're fun. They're quick, they're quiet, they're quick the pickup.
They've been built really really well.
Speaker 4: Right If but I say this, if I always think.
Speaker 6: My thought with that, yeah, those are built really really well.
I think that they can probably make a car that
can get you one hundred miles to a gallon.
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Speaker 3: Would it just would lose money.
Speaker 6: You're your same way, Well, if your car lasted thirty years,
they're not making money.
Speaker 3: Well, this is the problem. And now I think by
twenty thirty five. New York State's supposed to be all
electric vehicles, which you go, okay, well.
Speaker 4: How are you going to do that? Where's the infrastructure
for that? Right? You know that that kind of crazy.
Speaker 3: We're saving the planet, but these are these are fun
and apparently we're not going to have bonfires or all
every house being built.
Speaker 4: He's going to be elected. Well now it's supposed to
be in New York State.
Speaker 3: That's good. So when people start freezing.
Speaker 4: The dead, Well, here's the other thing is you have
somebody blow up. I mean that that would be.
Speaker 3: Your next form of terrorism in a way I think
would be taken out an electrical grid.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, I mean there was a.
Speaker 3: Problem and Randy happened to be down in North Carolina
when the electrical grid went out. He was in a restaurant,
but it was down, and it became national news for
like a week.
Speaker 4: Well just think about it.
Speaker 3: If your refrigerator doesn't work, you know what I mean.
And that's when I start to go all those people.
I'll admit I looked at a little side eyed, like, yeah,
you got your six months supply of water, canned food,
dried goods, all this.
Speaker 4: Now I go.
Speaker 3: Maybe they knew something we didn't, because as you go
to more of this electrical stuff, well, how can you
go anywhere if the electrical grid goes down? You ain't
fucking moving your car, right, You know what I'm saying
Now the long way to get to a Colone story,
but just sticking, just sticking with, just sticking. I gotta
tell you the Clones story, but just sticking with the cars.
Speaker 4: They're fun.
Speaker 3: The Jeep hybrid thirty miles on a battery here where
the studio is in packets landing in Fairport. It's free
to hook up, they don't charge you. But Fairport Electric
is hydroelectric anyway, so it's very, very inexpensive. And I go,
why are we you know, all this stuff, like, why
isn't everybody hydro electric?
Speaker 4: Well do it? Why can't we have more people out
of hydro electric?
Speaker 3: They don't want to do it, you know what I'm saying, Like,
there's all this it comes down to money and control,
and that's the gas thing as well. And these cars fun.
I'm not sure about Environmentally safe. I s always say
to people, be a good steward to the planet. If
you think you're trying to leave it better than when
you got here. If you think electric car is doing
that for you, I'm fine, fuck it, I don't care.
I shit, just don't hit me, right, don't drive into me.
Speaker 4: That's it. You know, Tesla's fun.
Speaker 3: They may you can change your blinker to make a
fart sound instead of the click. Yeah, that's exactly what does.
There's all kinds of funny little things in there. But
I was walking back because the plugs are way out
of the other end of the parking lot. I'm walking
back and there was an older guy, and I went,
I could smell like it be an old guy because
I could smell the Colonne trail. And I'm wondering, is
cologne a thing I don't wear any I use cost
soap and that's it, and that I don't do you
wear Colone ever? I had a bottle from California to
last me about ten years, Okay, aquady geo?
Speaker 4: I know, Yeah, I wouldn't know, and I.
Speaker 3: Would probably buy a small bottle. But I to wear it.
Speaker 6: No, Yeah, Like I never can't wear it to work
because I work in food, so you don't want to
have this nice meal come out and like smell my
cologne and if I'm on a date and we go
to a restaurant, now that that has a hand exactly Colone, right,
I mean, if she's not going to bang me.
Speaker 3: Because I'm wearing my favorite shit now is the Jakar
Jakar in the eighties, Well, I was, I have a
great your car story. I'm sure you do it.
Speaker 4: People were did you wear that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I had?
Speaker 4: Oh I had it, Yeah, I had it.
Speaker 3: Everywhere you went you would just rub out.
Speaker 4: I was was I sixteen, sixteen seventeen, probably fifteen sixteen.
I don't think I could drive you.
Speaker 3: I'm fifty four year fifty two, three fifty three, so yeah,
right around the.
Speaker 4: Sad So I think I squirted.
Speaker 3: I was sneaking out of my house to go meet
the girl I had a huge crush on. Anybody knows,
Tara Sullivan tell her I had a huge crush on
her back in the day, and I sprayed to a
car cologne behind both ears. But it was like you
probably kept it like a quarter of an inch from
your neck, so it just was like it laid a puddle,
as you said. Then I sneak out now I had
to go. Doug even snuck out and did this I
had to go about a half mile to meet them.
And I'm talking, think of the most rural area. I
don't know if you can even think of that. I think, okay, yes,
very similar. So I see your neighbors three miles away.
So I sneak out and I'm going down my street.
It's a quarter mile to the corner, and I see
cars coming, so I would dive into the ditch. Then
I saw cars coming down this other road, and I
hopped over the rock fence and the barb wire fence
and hid. Okay, and then I get back up and
I run. I gotta go up a hill, down a hill,
up another big hill. Hicks Hill is the name of
the road. I get to the bottom, I'm sweating. Dakar
has now multiplied like their fucking grimlings. I got a
cloud around me, like I am, I'm a pig pen
and you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: And I get in the car and all I hear.
Speaker 8: Is whoa Because there were two guys that they took
from this party they were at that were in the
back seat and I was gonna sit up front next
to her, and I'm like, oh boy, I was so embarrassed.
Speaker 4: I don't think. I think I didn't wear it after that, right,
But I just nah, she went to buy proms with me,
both my proms, but and she was a year older
than me and came back from college to old women
got it men?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I tell you.
Speaker 4: I was like, what's that song where I like my
women just a little bit older? Who's singing? There? Was?
You know the song I like my women just a
little bit older. You don't want to lose your love
to Nah.
Speaker 3: I think that's the song. I but anyway, that so cologne,
I don't wear it. And then I know Jamison where
he was into some kind of Gucci something or other. Uh,
and you could always smell that. But the worst, the
worst was when my old when his brothers who are
outfield your love eight eight ten, eight to ten years
older than him. X was the fucking worst. I wanted
to find the inventor of X, and I wanted to
fucking just go in there a millionaire and just spray
every Oh my god, you could smell it. I used
to go, it's like a fucking whorehouse exactly. I smelled
it at a bar. I'm like, hey, who's a French
form who's getting it on.
Speaker 4: Oh buddy, Oh it's like a west Side thing.
Speaker 3: I'll do that. It's somebody it's too much. I'm like, no,
what are you kidding me? How many squirts did you
put on? Just a couple? I'm like, no, you did it.
I'm like, you're on a you're on a day tonight.
She hear you. I'm like, buddy, you might want.
Speaker 4: To walk outside, you know what, yourself out? Yeah?
Speaker 3: See now to help this is I like this like
you're like, you're not a bartender, you're like a butler
and I don't know, well in a way interest okay, psychiatric,
but like you're helping out, trying to you help people
out is my point.
Speaker 4: You kind of go out there and you let them know.
Speaker 5: Okay, this is so.
Speaker 4: This is a song, right, I think so.
Speaker 3: I mean it says.
Speaker 4: Your love. God.
Speaker 3: They hit long intros in the eighties. You know what's
making a comeback. It's the mullet I want to work on.
I wonder if drug is.
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 7: It is, yes, yes, come talking about so you know
my girls a little bit o there.
Speaker 3: I just want to I just I just want to
use your love.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's all right, that's all. I just want to
I just want to use your Yeah, my girlfriends on vacation,
I just want to use your love tonight.
Speaker 3: And you know what, but where many girls are probably
went fine?
Speaker 4: Now with me, okay, now with you.
Speaker 3: I get a dial tone. That's why I'm calling Dominoes.
Speaker 4: Why is that so funny?
Speaker 3: Jug says that he goes, I'm gonna get domino Because
I'll tell you why.
Speaker 4: It's funny to me because I.
Speaker 6: Go we're in a break and he's looking at a
computer and there's the Dominoes down the street, and I
haven't had diamonds as Wow, I'm one of those rare people.
I guess I like Dominoes.
Speaker 4: There's nothing wrong with dom I look up and I go, hey,
I'm gonna get Damo's night and no bills over and
start I thinking I think I'm gonna get Dominoes. On
the way home tonight.
Speaker 3: I don't want to tell you why I was laughing, okay,
because it sounds condescending and shitty. That's all right.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you.
Speaker 3: I would just stab you any other time. Because I
started to think, I go, my life is so different
than your life.
Speaker 4: Dog Doug's like, I think on the way home, you
can get a pizza.
Speaker 5: Go home.
Speaker 3: I'm going I'm gonna go home. I'm gonna get a
homework done. Do I have the chicken out to thaw
for tomorrow?
Speaker 4: And do what?
Speaker 3: Did I remember to pick up the Buffalo wingsus? We
have a Buffalo Wings? Like I have a menu.
Speaker 4: Now for you and your son. Here's the thing.
Speaker 3: And I have to be careful because there are a
lot of people that listen to this podcast that.
Speaker 4: Feelings get hurt.
Speaker 3: But I think that that I am trying to. I
need the structure for me to make it better for him.
So I wanted so he can count on things so
we know that this night we're having this. So I
have a whiteboard with the menu on there. And that's
why I laughed. I go, I got all that shit,
and Doug's goes, I think I have a pizza tonight.
Speaker 4: It just made me giggle. But it sounds like a
shitty thing for me to say, Oh, go back six
months and I'm that guy going back a pizza tonight.
That's all it too.
Speaker 3: That's all that's all I'm saying. And it just made
me laugh because I go, God, it's it's funny. And
then I did start to think we had that. We
brought a scale in here a couple months back, Yes,
we did.
Speaker 4: And Doug.
Speaker 3: Doug said he was not going to diet for the summer,
and I go, come on, come on, come on. And
I'm sure neither one of us the needle has moved much,
if at all.
Speaker 4: If it's not up anything has it for you yet?
Speaker 3: So well, you know, I haven't ate.
Speaker 6: I tell you what, I haven't had as many habits
as I had in the past. But I think, uh,
some of the sales and eating after eight o'clock is
a terrible thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well eat carrots after just rock caro.
Speaker 3: Now if I'm gonna eat, I'm gonna eat sandwiches.
Speaker 4: And yeah, get down, yes, get down.
Speaker 6: Doug pasta and just I've kept at least fifteen off.
Speaker 3: I think that's a good thing. Yeah, And I want
to get back into working out, especially see the winter.
And I'm going on a cruise in March.
Speaker 4: Wait wait wait, wait, wait what I'm.
Speaker 3: Going on a Buddies guys get away. They're all married.
I'm not, but I'm like I'm in okay, So oh
it's a gate cruise. Yeah, it's not a Puerto Rico
or is they called Puerto Rico.
Speaker 4: Cane yo, so to Puerto Rico. You and a bunch
of dudes. Yeah, this can't go bad. That will be
this because this can't go bad at all. What could
possibly go wrong? I don't know, as Diddy, but well
how could Okay, all right, I'll be god. I can't
wait to see the fucking photos.
Speaker 3: But we're not taking photos for a bunch of guys.
Speaker 4: Somebody will be hitting somebody talking to girls.
Speaker 3: I'll be talking to girls.
Speaker 6: They'll be living vicariously through me, playing kre I mean
they they've got to get away from their wives. Where
then the wives are gonna do something else so to
win win.
Speaker 4: No, the wives are gonna stay home, clean and cook
the way they should.
Speaker 3: Right. You make sure that their their shirts are pressed,
and yes, I always think they're going to be watching
the at home cameras making sure they're vacuum cleaning the pool.
You know, honey, you missed the spot back back bend over.
Speaker 4: Okay, no bad. You don't think any bad shenanigans will
happen on the track.
Speaker 6: I'm hoping, my god, I hope I come back with
a bunch of stories.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I want to lose some weight.
Speaker 3: Look a look better for that?
Speaker 4: Really? Yeah? Why not for the fellas?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna take your pick. How much weight do you
want to lose?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I last time, eleven years ago, I
get down to one seventy You got down to one
hundred and seventy pounds. How much can you brought it up?
So I gotta ask how much by now?
Speaker 4: Yes, so that we got fifty pounds.
Speaker 6: Ten pounds of months and it's that's not easy. But
to take the right steps, Yeah, it can be done,
all right. I just talked to a buddy in uh
fifty River.
Speaker 3: He was a he was two ninety eight last year
he's to thirty. And he goes, I really didn't do
that much. I walked and what my eating?
Speaker 4: You're you're eating?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I would eat meat, you know this meat
with the sight of me. But it's all doing it.
You just have to in the kitchen.
Speaker 4: I mean, that ain't all that. That's the old saying,
and it's kind of true. And you're right. It's the
eating late at night and the part of the.
Speaker 3: Little bit of working out. Really that's all.
Speaker 4: You don't have to work we're lazy.
Speaker 3: They're not lazy, but you know you're like, fuck that
part of my life.
Speaker 4: Where you are? Y, Yeah, you're gonna get your pizza
on the way home, right, I'm gonna eat it and
I take a picture. You're gonna jerk off with the
blue cheese after it's done?
Speaker 3: Yeah, why not?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: And then blue cheese. I gotta get extra it.
Speaker 3: I gotta, I gotta, I gotta dip my my crust.
Speaker 4: In the blue cheese.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you're gonna be you're gonna eat bad.
You might as well eat really bad if you don't
drink it.
Speaker 4: We're doing shop.
Speaker 3: I stopped yesterday my friend Dave Harrison. He does this
his eighth year of donating his tips, and noon is
on October fourteenth. So I took in, assigned Jim Kelly
jersey that I've had for a few years, and assigned
Therman Thomas mini helmet or selling tickets twenty dollars apiece.
You know, first winter gets a helmet the grand grand price,
and they have other little things for different raffle prizes.
But uh, somebody said, do you want a beer? I'm like, no,
you sure?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 6: Why because I'm if I have that one beer, it's
going to be a slippery slope. That's not the next
thing is you know to stop, don't I know that one?
I'm going to have two. And it's Monday night. I
know the game's coming on, and you got it. The
next is going to be shots, just one shot and
God forbid. And I hate using the lord name, but
God forbid. Somebody walks in, Hey, what's going on?
Speaker 3: Sign them up?
Speaker 6: That's what happens at that bar. They had his shirt.
I'm going for what noon is? I'm only going for
one and everybody knows this lie.
Speaker 4: You never go there for one, right, you can't.
Speaker 3: I came in, I dropped off some donations, I got
the I got a picture right here. It's crazy because
I know that same feeling when it comes to drinking.
And I will say having my son with me has
kept me on the straight and arrow. I won't do
anything that's very nice. Yeah, I uh, I get that
feeling where you just know that. And then certain people
come in and it's it's social, but it gets rowdy,
it's funnier. You have a great time. You love seeing
these people, and man, it feels good. And then the
next night this person, this person. I know it's ten
thirty at night and you're fucking ten thirty. Yeah, thirty, Yes,
you know what you're right?
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, like the golf tournament, we're drinking all day,
go out at nine o'clock.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I'm done.
Speaker 4: I'm like, okay, but that's twelve hours of drinking, right. Well,
that's don't tell me you didn't start at nine in
the morning.
Speaker 3: I had started a night in them.
Speaker 4: You didn't throw something in the coffee. You don't drink coffee.
Speaker 3: I didn coffee. But I know it's going to be
a marathon. It's not a sprint, yes, but there's a
certain events. I know this is just going to be.
Speaker 4: This is going to get out of hand. Yeah. And
then some nights it just gets out of handy door. Yeah,
And you just go with it.
Speaker 3: It's tasting good, you're getting at the top of that.
The laughter's going. Everybody's let's let's get this out. Let's
let's let's jump on this buggy, let's do it all right,
let's jump on this boogie and well we'll wrap it
up any uh no, No gigs other.
Speaker 6: Than yes, I am bartending and doing comedy at a
fourth annual Hodown event. This beautiful woman, Sarah puts it
on and this is her fourth year. Cindy Arena has
done the comedy past two years. And Sarah came to
Iron Smoke when you had your comedy last year and uh,
and she called me up a few weeks ago, well,
let's say a month ago whatever, and I said, Hey,
I'm gonna switch it up a little bit, you Bartend,
Can you do both of these?
Speaker 3: This is what I can do for you?
Speaker 6: And I go absolutely. So I met her Saturday with
her girlfriend, Uh, Sammy, and I'm talking hubble hubba hubba
really oh yeah, they're smoking a wow. So we went
over what they should buy for liquor what they expect
from me. I'm buying a new cowboy hat.
Speaker 3: That's a hold on. I've never been. And then I've
gotten Texas. We go to this every year. We've got plans.
Speaker 6: We're so disappointed we're not gonna be able to meet you.
I've talked to the the guitarists of the band. I'm
gonna sing a couple of tunes with them. Maybe if
they know it. They gave me the set list, maybe not,
so I don't know if I'll know anybody there. So
again I'm just going in eyes wide open this Saturday.
Speaker 4: It's this Saturday, This.
Speaker 3: Saturday where I'll give you the info. I can't because
it's this is the Fisher Reunion and I'll be.
Speaker 4: With staying with me.
Speaker 3: I mean you have your son now you Yes. I
don't know no, I don't know how wild or not
wild is going.
Speaker 4: To get breaks out? Huh? I hear an orgy. What's
it called a holdown the hold down? Yeah, it's telling.
Speaker 3: Talk about it next Tuesday, right for Doug fresh shoh
Bill Murran will see you tomorrow. The Big Hotel.
Speaker 7: Didn't know what to do, finda gonna do a letter
to you starting not a danger a moming estate