Speaker 1: Welcome to the two seventeen Recovery Broadcast.
Speaker 2: If you don't make mistakes, you won't learn.
Speaker 1: With your host, Corey Winfield, you.
Speaker 3: Know how you know fish as bad as you can't
Speaker 3: put it on pizza.
Speaker 1: And special guests.
Speaker 2: Justin Burke I said something about that to our master
Speaker 2: radio broadcaster and he said that even hear nothing. And
Speaker 2: Mitchell O'Brien, I think to introduce people, you should tell
Speaker 2: them a little bit about at a little bit about ourselves.
Speaker 2: Got your ass.
Speaker 3: It is the twenty ninth of July twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: My name is Corey Winfield, I'm Justin Burke.
Speaker 2: I am Mitchell O'Brien.
Speaker 3: Mitchell, your microphone's only so low.
Speaker 2: I'm right here.
Speaker 3: You've got a different microphone than the rest of us.
Speaker 3: I do, but we actually have three different microphones.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I have the RI twenty Justin you have the Sure
Speaker 3: SM seven b I. Mitch, you got the podcast pod
Speaker 3: mic road pod mic. Yeah. So if you're ever wondering,
Speaker 3: like what MIC's are they using? These sounds so good
Speaker 3: all of them's. That's what we do. We're not just
Speaker 3: sticking with one brand. Well, this is my brand, Electro Voice,
Speaker 3: the R twenty Sure is a good microphone. I guess
Speaker 3: for what it is. I think I think that that's
Speaker 3: that's good. Joe Rogan uses it, so it must be great,
Speaker 3: right m h yeah, yeah, especially for Joe Rogan. Oh
Speaker 3: just saying, you know, like three four hundred bucks for
Speaker 3: him like nothing. I was, you don't check his account
Speaker 3: two days before paid and go, I got seventy six
Speaker 3: bucks in there. That's what I did.
Speaker 2: Earlier, I talked to a Twitch streamer about microphones and
Speaker 2: he straight up said that those two, the Sure and
Speaker 2: the whatever that one is, the E four thousand or.
Speaker 3: Whateverthing like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he said, those are the benchmarks. Those are like
Speaker 2: what everybody uses. If you ask like what microphones everybody using,
Speaker 2: they always bring those two up. And I was like,
Speaker 2: why I use pod mics? And he goes, those are
Speaker 2: They're solid microphones and they're getting more more popular, and
Speaker 2: I was like, I like it obviously, Yep.
Speaker 3: They're a good mic man and they are solid and
Speaker 3: that Mike, I don't know if that's the one or
Speaker 3: the other one.
Speaker 2: But I can't tell anymore.
Speaker 3: You bought those off the black market, yes, and you
Speaker 3: got a good deal on them. It was like a
Speaker 3: bundle deal, if I remember correctly, and one of them
Speaker 3: all of a sudden just sound like crap, didn't work.
Speaker 3: And I kept saying Mitchell, like, your mic sucks. What
Speaker 3: was going on? What setting are you using? What are
Speaker 3: you doing? You're like nothing, man, I'm like, it doesn't
Speaker 3: sound right, dude, it just doesn't. Then Marnie's listening to
Speaker 3: the car and we're like both and she's like, his
Speaker 3: mic doesn't sound right. I'm like, I know. I told them,
Speaker 3: told them it doesn't sound right. And then you had
Speaker 3: a different one that you swapped it out and guess what,
Speaker 3: it sounds perfect. I was like, okay, something's wrong with
Speaker 3: that microphone. It was like three years out of warranty.
Speaker 2: Was it that far? I thought it was a couple
Speaker 2: of months.
Speaker 3: No, it was at least two years. It might be exaggerating.
Speaker 3: I like to do that from time to time, all
Speaker 3: the time. From time to time, I do exaggerate. But
Speaker 3: it was at least two years out of warranty. And
Speaker 3: they were like, yeah, sor right, it's out of warranty.
Speaker 3: And I was like, you know, I thought you'd stand
Speaker 3: behind your product and did this whole thing. And they're like, yeah,
Speaker 3: we told you we would, like, did you not read
Speaker 3: the rest of the email? I was like, oh no,
Speaker 3: I didn't because I like to react because I want
Speaker 3: to fire off. Because I had this ready to go
Speaker 3: and we sent it in. I think you had to
Speaker 3: pay for it to be shipped off, maybe a couple
Speaker 3: of hundred dollars at ups I think.
Speaker 2: Charge it was like twenty one dollars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they shipped us back a new one. Are
Speaker 3: you a new one? And so that worked out pretty good.
Speaker 3: So yeah, road they do stand behind their products even
Speaker 3: when they're out of warranty sometimes.
Speaker 2: Well, Nake, you said if you were a manufacturer of
Speaker 2: a microphone, you would want to know what happen. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and so you know a good microphone, microph micro fact
Speaker 2: whoa manufacturer? Yeah, thanks, Justin You're always so good with
Speaker 2: words for me. Wants to see what's happening in their microphones,
Speaker 2: and so I think that's one of the reasons they
Speaker 2: did it. But it definitely made me happy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's not like you can't run that over
Speaker 3: with it. And well, it probably wouldn't work if you
Speaker 3: took like a panzer tank or whatever they got from
Speaker 3: the Germans. Are probably would crush it. But if you
Speaker 3: have one of the little tigers that America had, you'd
Speaker 3: probably run that baby over and be fine.
Speaker 2: They're hardy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're very cute. Yeah, and it's like if you
Speaker 3: drop it, it's like, okay, it's not doing anything. And
Speaker 3: it was never dropped. So that was the weird part
Speaker 3: of it. Just it stopped working by just sitting.
Speaker 2: You just you made me wonder if you dropped it
Speaker 2: before I got it. I never dropped that mic because
Speaker 2: I never I never have so and yeah, it was
Speaker 2: just one of those things man. So yeah, sure, it's
Speaker 2: not the mic we're talking about. We're talking about the rope.
Speaker 2: They do stand behind their product. Sure, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Justin you bought like a knockoff shuret from Japan.
Speaker 3: Good luck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's still a Sure microphone.
Speaker 3: That's what it says on it. That's all they did
Speaker 3: was they probably found some that Sure was sending back,
Speaker 3: took the little Sure thing off or put a little
Speaker 3: stickers on them, and they're like, all right, send it out.
Speaker 3: It works. Sixty eight dollars, you know. Yeah that sounds good,
Speaker 3: sounds like and technology with microphones, you know, it's is
Speaker 3: what it is. But if you're starting out doing a podcast,
Speaker 3: get you a thirty dollars mic if you need it
Speaker 3: and just hit record. Man starting out, just do it.
Speaker 3: But if you got some funds, then get the good
Speaker 3: stuff because're gonna nicol and die yourself to death like
Speaker 3: I did, you know, but that's all I could afford.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: I moved up to the blue microphones, the blue Gyetty
Speaker 3: had those at first, well not at first. Those are
Speaker 3: like cool. Now we're going somewhere for me in ninety
Speaker 3: nine down the microphone big time in it and now
Speaker 3: things work out different. But yeah, just do them though.
Speaker 3: If you're starting the pockets, just do them. So anyway,
Speaker 3: we're not going to do Mike talk. That was not
Speaker 3: on our run sheet today, but that's what happens when
Speaker 3: Winfield shows up.
Speaker 2: Do we even have a run sheet?
Speaker 3: Yes, I told you it, of course we do. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're going to talk about pay day and we're going
Speaker 3: to open the letter which order do you guys want
Speaker 3: us to go in here.
Speaker 2: Getting paid?
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's talk about pay da all right. I kind
Speaker 3: of hinted to the seventy six dollars of my account.
Speaker 3: But you remember, like back in the day, we used
Speaker 3: to be so good at this, you know, And this
Speaker 3: is all adlexs across the board, Like we know exactly
Speaker 3: how much we have in our bank account yep, to
Speaker 3: the penny how much we don't, yeah, because we need it,
Speaker 3: you know, Okay, wednsayd our pity is Wednesday. Okay, so
Speaker 3: we got two days, so we're gonna ration it out,
Speaker 3: Like how can I get my because alcohol is number
Speaker 3: one thing for me back in the day, That's what
Speaker 3: I needed. I needed my alcohol. I needed my half gallon.
Speaker 3: Could maybe get away with the fifth, but I wouldn't
Speaker 3: want to even mess around with the pint, so I
Speaker 3: would either not eat for the night. I would take
Speaker 3: back CDs or DVDs to sell them, look around for
Speaker 3: more change, just hoping i'd find some try to sell
Speaker 3: something to a coworker. Hey, guys, what's up?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: We know that's where I get that from. But now seriously,
Speaker 3: like I would find a way to make sure that
Speaker 3: I had enough of those two days, and an option
Speaker 3: was not to not drink. That was not an option,
Speaker 3: Like I would lose my mind if I didn't if
Speaker 3: I didn't drink, if I didn't have some alcohol like that,
Speaker 3: They didn't pop in my head, well maybe you shouldn't
Speaker 3: drink tonight. Nope, that wasn't an option. And the way
Speaker 3: we live now, you know, we were kind of joking
Speaker 3: about how much I had in my bank count, but
Speaker 3: it was one of those things where I didn't know.
Speaker 3: I really didn't.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: First I thought I had like a hundred bucks. I
Speaker 3: thought I was rich, Like, yeah, I got a hundi
Speaker 3: in there, and I was like, oh no, because I
Speaker 3: bought them one of them things the other day and
Speaker 3: I was like, no, that's probably under one hundred. But
Speaker 3: to not know, I mean that that's a good feeling,
Speaker 3: it really is. And to not have to think, oh
Speaker 3: my god, how am I going to live tonight without
Speaker 3: my alcohol? Oh my god? You knows. There's so many
Speaker 3: things that go into it with someone who's early on. Man,
Speaker 3: it's it's it's a struggle, you know, to to get payday,
Speaker 3: to get the payday. Sometimes.
Speaker 2: I still live that way sometimes when I start buying.
Speaker 2: This goes back into the talk we were just having
Speaker 2: my microphones, start buying microphones and podcasting stuff. Yeah, I'll
Speaker 2: get to three four days before payday, I'll be like,
Speaker 2: my damn counting them pennies. But it's not for alcohol anymore.
Speaker 2: It's for investments into my life, you know. So it
Speaker 2: feels better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, at least you can look around. But you're not
Speaker 3: going to die tonight either. You're not well. I don't
Speaker 3: know that. You're not gonna hope you don't die tonight,
Speaker 3: thank you. But you're not like feeni like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: I got did there's something that I got to go
Speaker 3: out and get, you know, like I have to have
Speaker 3: this to live. You know, you're not going through that.
Speaker 3: You're just like, oh, I just spent all my money
Speaker 3: and I'm broken and it sucks. But you know, you
Speaker 3: still have food, you still have gas to get to work.
Speaker 2: I hope we're pushing it come Wednesday, Yeah, boss man,
Speaker 2: I ain't got gas when it come to work. Yeah, Saturday,
Speaker 2: the station right around from my house. I just worried
Speaker 2: about Tuesday. You can you tell me some money real quick.
Speaker 3: He's got three more trips. He's got three more trips
Speaker 3: home today and home back tomorrow and back home.
Speaker 2: That's it man, right, it is about right there. But
Speaker 2: I got my microphones and my cords and my boards
Speaker 2: and all that, you know. Yeah, to be busy.
Speaker 3: Work from home. No, but just that's the difference, you know,
Speaker 3: and being in recovery and being where we're at today
Speaker 3: is we don't have to go through that anymore. And
Speaker 3: that's why some people don't understand that aspect of it.
Speaker 3: But it shouldn't surprise a lot of people because that's
Speaker 3: the number one thing on our brain, you know. So
Speaker 3: cut some people some like, oh, you don't have any
Speaker 3: money because you're drinking it? Yep, sure am. You caught me,
Speaker 3: you know, like a lot of times running trying to
Speaker 3: hide it, like no, not trying on and.
Speaker 4: You know, and that's another part that people in early
Speaker 4: recovery struggle with two after getting a job, because you
Speaker 4: realize how much money you spent on your drug of choice,
Speaker 4: because when you get paid, you're like, why I paid
Speaker 4: all my bills and I have all this money left over?
Speaker 4: Like what do I do with myself? Because one, we're
Speaker 4: not trying to chase a bag, we're not chasing a
Speaker 4: bottle to empty no more. Like we don't have those
Speaker 4: worries no more. And people in early recovery get caught
Speaker 4: in that trap. Well, I just have over abundance of money,
Speaker 4: and I thought I deserved it. Yeah, you know, and
Speaker 4: it happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah. First time happened to me where I was like,
Speaker 3: oh I got some monies was when I was running
Speaker 3: the Silber living home with Ryan and I needed to
Speaker 3: buy new tires for my vehicle, and I had enough
Speaker 3: in there to buy all four new tires. I took
Speaker 3: advantage of like a Thanksgiving Day sale. But still it
Speaker 3: was like, hmm, like look at me, all right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Remember my second paycheck I ever got. I think I
Speaker 4: donated some money to seventeen because I was like, well,
Speaker 4: what else am I going to do with it?
Speaker 3: Mitch used to do that, So you guys told me
Speaker 3: to stop. I never told you to stop.
Speaker 2: You and Marty said it here when you're working here, now,
Speaker 2: why would you do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And I was like, well, I didn't like my church
Speaker 2: at the time and I was trying to tie so
Speaker 2: I was like, I'm going to give my money to
Speaker 2: Jesus' work. I see this Winfield guy over here doing
Speaker 2: Jesus' work, Let's give it to him.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you guys like, we don't watch some monies, Yeah
Speaker 3: we don't. Well, my thing was.
Speaker 4: I was just thankful that I even got a ride
Speaker 4: to sober living after treatment because I didn't have anybody.
Speaker 4: You did not, No, I didn't you know that, and
Speaker 4: you were just like, well, I'll get you there. It
Speaker 4: doesn't matter. I'll still take you justin. Because you see
Speaker 4: my progress from entering into treatment just fresh out of
Speaker 4: jail to want and still hang out with all the
Speaker 4: hoodlums and stuff, to actually waking up. I'd say probably
Speaker 4: around week five, week six is when it really happened
Speaker 4: when I was like, well, no, I really need to
Speaker 4: do this for myself and take accountability for my own actions.
Speaker 2: Cricket, cricket, cricket. Obviously, no, those great justin thank you
Speaker 2: for sharing that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he didn't have anybody and we gave him
Speaker 3: a ride. And now, like the way it works somebody
Speaker 3: in your situation, Like if you go through there today,
Speaker 3: I think if you'd call us for a ride, we'd
Speaker 3: be like, mmmm, what we tell you justin sure? Oh okay,
Speaker 3: we tell him sure who you funded through again? Oh okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: we got you. You're right, big shot at n Murray
Speaker 3: And they help us with that and trying providing the
Speaker 3: transportation for people to and from treatment. They have no
Speaker 3: other way to get there. Another way to get home. No,
Speaker 3: the way to get it. Sober living, we do that.
Speaker 3: It's detrimental. Yeah, nobody else in the state be doing that.
Speaker 3: And it's a recovery community organization we do that. Is
Speaker 3: it fun sometimes?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is it scary sometimes?
Speaker 3: Sometimes that makes them fun.
Speaker 2: You never know what you're gonna get. It's like a
Speaker 2: cracker jack box, it's you know. But it also it
Speaker 2: keeps me humble too, because I was one of those people.
Speaker 2: I mean, I am one of those people, but I
Speaker 2: was acting that way before, and so it just reminds
Speaker 2: me like what I have now, what I have to lose,
Speaker 2: you know, And so it's I enjoy it for that,
Speaker 2: but not even that. I mean, that's the selfish part
Speaker 2: of it. You get to actually help these people use
Speaker 2: your lived experience. That's what being a pure recovery coach
Speaker 2: is all about. And you know it, it's good every time,
Speaker 2: even if it's bad, it's good.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it really is. Sometimes some jael jails
Speaker 3: smell different, and those aren't always the best. But no,
Speaker 3: I can't blame them. They were in jail.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't think it's so much them as a person,
Speaker 4: or it's probably their clothes that they wore in there
Speaker 4: six months ago.
Speaker 2: That stink.
Speaker 3: I wonder if the jail puts them in like just
Speaker 3: a stinky locker on purpose.
Speaker 4: Well, all your stuff gets put in the bag and
Speaker 4: gets hung up in a closet everybody else's.
Speaker 3: They have like a fart box. They just keep farting
Speaker 3: in it, so everybody's closing there.
Speaker 1: And then some.
Speaker 2: Kindanies use totes obviously, So we had a situation happened.
Speaker 2: You had a situation happened. It's been at least a
Speaker 2: week now, right, it's been like two weeks.
Speaker 4: You took vacation last week, your partial vacation. Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: no partial vacation about it.
Speaker 2: It's only partial week.
Speaker 3: So what happened was, and we'll get to now we're
Speaker 3: getting into the letter. So what what happened was I
Speaker 3: went to see our friend. I think I had to
Speaker 3: do a ride actually take somebody from jail to courthouse.
Speaker 3: And then so we're living yep and no treatment. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: there you go, thanks Justin. Can't leave out the details,
Speaker 3: it's important the story. So then on the way back,
Speaker 3: our friends in Pataski Community Recovery Alliance, they got a
Speaker 3: new space and stuff, and I was like, I want
Speaker 3: to see it. They're a recovery community organization like we are,
Speaker 3: so I was like, I want to see it. So
Speaker 3: Caitlin was like, sure, come on by, here's the address.
Speaker 3: I'm like cool. While I roll up in there, there's
Speaker 3: no parking and I'm in Pataski. I used to have
Speaker 3: a little drawer in my Ford Fusion and I kept
Speaker 3: changing there and I call that my Potaski money because
Speaker 3: you cannot drive anywhere in Potaski. Well, you can drive anywhere,
Speaker 3: but you're trying to park anywhere admire. I'm surprised they
Speaker 3: don't have and they're like, oh shit, we didn't think
Speaker 3: about that. Hopefully they're not listening because they will then
Speaker 3: put in the little uh meters where you got to
Speaker 3: feed the meter at the park and I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to do none of that because I don't even have
Speaker 3: my change thing, So what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 3: So I roll up in there and I'm like, Caitlyn,
Speaker 3: where you at. She's late, so I just park and
Speaker 3: there wasn't really a parking spot there. There was no
Speaker 3: lines because there are other ones behind this business and
Speaker 3: don't park here. We'll tell you blah blah blah, this
Speaker 3: for this business only, okay whatever, And so I just
Speaker 3: parked next to this other guy and there was no
Speaker 3: lines there, but you could still go around, so I
Speaker 3: thought that it was a good spot free parking.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 3: So we're talking, we're talking, and then the meter lady
Speaker 3: comes by and she starts writing people tickets and I'm like, suckers.
Speaker 3: And then Caitlin's like, oh, hold on, we're going to
Speaker 3: try to put some change in it. It's like, man,
Speaker 3: I don't miss this life. And then we're talking and
Speaker 3: she's like, ohait is that your car. I was like, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's over there. While I say oh oh, I look
Speaker 3: over and there's this lady like walking away from it,
Speaker 3: and I watched her walk up the block and I
Speaker 3: didn't know what was going on. Well, I get in
Speaker 3: my car to leave and I see this note on
Speaker 3: it and I was in a pretty good mood, so
Speaker 3: I feel like reading it. So I was like, whatever
Speaker 3: it says is probably bad, and I figure I will
Speaker 3: take it to work. And it was funny because it
Speaker 3: was raining on the way back. I was going to
Speaker 3: do like these rain clouds, which is really creepy, and
Speaker 3: I would not use my wunch of wipers because it
Speaker 3: would have like like wiper left than on my wiper
Speaker 3: the entire time. And I was like, guys, I want
Speaker 3: you to I want to like open this and we
Speaker 3: can like read it on the podcast.
Speaker 2: So I sealed it.
Speaker 3: He stapled it. You put in this Manila envelope.
Speaker 2: And stapled it shut, and we're going to open it.
Speaker 2: Should we do? Let's guess what it says? Yeah, you're
Speaker 2: an a hole? Is that your official guess? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think it says just you're an a hole? Or
Speaker 3: are we doing okay? Something along those lines.
Speaker 2: I'm your daughter. What's the phone number?
Speaker 3: I think it's going to say something very passive aggressive,
Speaker 3: like I hope you enjoyed your parking spot. I had
Speaker 3: to walk two blocks, thanks a hole. But I'm thinking
Speaker 3: it's passive aggressive a little bit. But I want you
Speaker 3: to read it, Justin. I want you to read it
Speaker 3: in a female voice. Oh he's opening and now yeah,
Speaker 3: female voice ready.
Speaker 2: Sometimes Justin doesn't play along very well.
Speaker 3: No, but he has to do your mathemacout of hey,
Speaker 3: then parking spots.
Speaker 2: It's sticky clown music teenager sports illustrated, Right, that's what
Speaker 2: it feels. Please do not park in these reserve parking spots.
Speaker 2: That's it, that's it.
Speaker 4: Re read it again, Please do not park in these
Speaker 4: reserved parking spots.
Speaker 2: There's no asshole at the end of it. No, no asshole.
Speaker 3: Now technically was not reserved. There was no sign, There
Speaker 3: was no sign, There was nothing in front of it
Speaker 3: to hang anything saying this is reserved. There was no
Speaker 3: spot even there was no paint.
Speaker 4: It's it looks like she doesn't even know the sharp
Speaker 4: side of the pencil very well, because some spots are
Speaker 4: written very dark, and some spots are written you can
Speaker 4: barely read it.
Speaker 2: Well. It did survive an entire rainstorm on a windshield
Speaker 2: wiper on.
Speaker 3: The way back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well then it would be equally distributed.
Speaker 2: Cleep it that in the shadow box, put it on
Speaker 2: the wall. Yes, and the next time we get a
Speaker 2: better one, it gets replaced. Every time we get a
Speaker 2: better one, more passive, aggressively replaced.
Speaker 3: That was That was a pretty neat note. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: should have hoped. I should have just ticket. Yeah, but
Speaker 3: it wasn't reserve though I didn't. There was nothing saying
Speaker 3: this is reserved. It just kind of looked like I
Speaker 3: shouldn't be parking there because I block somebody in, So.
Speaker 2: Like, this is what I have for it? Where did people.
Speaker 3: Partly gonna mute Justin's.
Speaker 2: Where did people park before the parking spots existed on
Speaker 2: side of the road right where you did. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and then one day somebody's like, let's make places for
Speaker 2: cars to park. And I'm sure it was just like
Speaker 2: a suggestion at first, and then it became a thing.
Speaker 3: Well if at first it was horses and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think they had parking spots. They have
Speaker 2: like poles that you had to tie your horses too.
Speaker 2: M hyeah.
Speaker 3: Your car just gets stuck in a hole and you're like, well,
Speaker 3: that's where we're going to go into the store now,
Speaker 3: got our little nickel candy or whatever people used to
Speaker 3: shop for. Someone was talking like overseas, if you go
Speaker 3: to like France or something, they don't have myer. They
Speaker 3: have a fish market, they have like a meat market.
Speaker 3: They have like a milk market or something liquid market
Speaker 3: or something.
Speaker 2: They have like walmarts.
Speaker 3: No, so like you have to go like your little
Speaker 3: market like they all have their little niche like, which
Speaker 3: kind of be a pain in the ass. You're like, well,
Speaker 3: hold on, you want pancakes, ship, we gotta go get
Speaker 3: the flour from the flour people. We gotta get the eggs.
Speaker 3: How bad do we want vanilla? We gotta go to
Speaker 3: the liquid store. Well, I don't know how they do it.
Speaker 3: I remember they just have a baking shop. Maybe they
Speaker 3: would sell eggs too, because God forbid, you got to
Speaker 3: go all the way down to the egg shop. You
Speaker 3: go to the farmer. Yeah, get some fish. Everybody has
Speaker 3: their own chickens. Dumb ass. Someone's saying, what.
Speaker 2: Kind of pancakes have fish?
Speaker 3: I'm not saying, No, you can't. No, you can't put
Speaker 3: fish in pancakes. Another reason why fish sucks because.
Speaker 2: We have the anchovy talk. I think that's where we
Speaker 2: got Is that the same talk we got Chinese pizza from?
Speaker 2: So no, no, we have well, Chinese pancakes have fish
Speaker 2: in it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What if? I mean you can make it like a
Speaker 3: pizza pancake? I think I don't think that would taste delicious.
Speaker 2: I saw ramen crust.
Speaker 3: Pizza the other day in prison.
Speaker 2: It was a Facebook real it was a nice looking
Speaker 2: kitchen and this guy made a pizza crust out of
Speaker 2: ramen noodles. And it actually looked good. I don't know
Speaker 2: if I try it, but it looks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it wasn't good. Those videos lie to you. You
Speaker 3: act like they're making good stuff, and that's just that's
Speaker 3: a horrible idea.
Speaker 4: Definitely anx cony. If you make anything out of ramen noodles,
Speaker 4: you're an ex.
Speaker 3: Con except ramen noodles. If you just like heat them up,
Speaker 3: put a little packet in there, and then you're fine.
Speaker 2: I have some ramen noodles here. And then your wife
Speaker 2: took the microwave.
Speaker 3: Yeah, clients, break man, I don't know Satan trying to
Speaker 3: get abby.
Speaker 2: Notice we don't have a microwave. No, No, she devoted
Speaker 2: that thing. It's like a bike.
Speaker 3: Sheansed to heat up her coffee in the morning. Bro, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you got heat it up. It doesn't get hot enough
Speaker 3: for because then she puts her half gallon of creamer
Speaker 3: in it and it really brings the temperature down. So
Speaker 3: theince she got to heat it up again, that maybe hot.
Speaker 3: It's not mess when no cold ass coffee. She's not
Speaker 3: one of those.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't notice. I don't use it. It's for over
Speaker 2: a week, dude, Yeah, I don't use it.
Speaker 3: It's our microwave. Everything broke in our house. Like, I'm
Speaker 3: glad I got a but in front of the washer
Speaker 3: and dryer before those started to crap out too, and
Speaker 3: I said, let's get new one of those. And then
Speaker 3: dishwasher oven stopped working. So we had the new oven
Speaker 3: installed that day the microwave quits.
Speaker 2: We could also do your oatmeal on the stove.
Speaker 3: Then there are AC units out now, and like this
Speaker 3: is the hottest week in Michigan so far. It's like, thanks,
Speaker 3: it's Saint man. He's trying to mess with me, but
Speaker 3: it's not. Won't happen, Nope, do it.
Speaker 2: Just keep replacing every all your appliances until you get
Speaker 2: rid of the cursed one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think.
Speaker 2: They've all been replaced.
Speaker 3: Water heaters next, we got to get one. That's the
Speaker 3: only thing left in the house that we didn't replace.
Speaker 4: If you look at it, there should be a spot
Speaker 4: on there. If it was professionally installed, it will say
Speaker 4: like installed on give you.
Speaker 3: A day seven twenty two, which is crazy because it's
Speaker 3: around this time twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Oh, so you're hot water heaters good.
Speaker 3: It's only twenty four years old.
Speaker 2: A twenty twenty like you just said so four years.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, my bad, two thousand, oh two thousand, my
Speaker 3: bad math numbers and dates you know me, and dates
Speaker 3: that'll be working.
Speaker 2: February, Yeah, February twenty second, February. I think I would
Speaker 2: to need a new oven stove top soon. Mine's trying
Speaker 2: to kill me.
Speaker 3: Okay, you can buy our old one, which is a
Speaker 3: new one. Didn't work. No, our new one works just fine,
Speaker 3: but you can have this one. We'll get a new one,
Speaker 3: and then we get the double stove thing. And I'm
Speaker 3: not like fan. Yeah, we got one that's like like
Speaker 3: you just put like some pizza in or something, or
Speaker 3: castabrol or some chicken. It has one that's like this big, yeah,
Speaker 3: and then one that's on the bottom that's bigger by
Speaker 3: this big. I'm doing like about eight nine ten inches
Speaker 3: or something like that.
Speaker 2: How would you cook a turkey here in your oven?
Speaker 2: There in the bottom one justin Yeah, by one's like
Speaker 2: normal size, and then there's a smaller it's almost like
Speaker 2: probably it's probably bigger, but toaster ove and size. Then
Speaker 2: do you have the stove top?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: You guys have gas though, right.
Speaker 3: But we bought an electric Oh we ever had electric. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so why he likes that part of it. And then
Speaker 3: the other bottom one goes to the float. How low
Speaker 3: can you go? It goes all the way to the float.
Speaker 3: There's not like a place to put your pants.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've a boiler, but not at the bottom of
Speaker 2: the oven like old school ovens would have the little
Speaker 2: drawer you pull out where you can put things or
Speaker 2: doesn't have that pans.
Speaker 3: That's a broiler, broilers on the top, like ever used
Speaker 3: the boiler turned the broiler on? The pots and pants
Speaker 3: are gonna melt?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Those are those were actually actually saw this thing about them.
Speaker 2: Those drawers that we put pots and pants for. Those
Speaker 2: are warming drawers. Like if you make like cast roll
Speaker 2: or massed potatoes, like Thanksgiving dinner, and your your turkey
Speaker 2: almost a chicken turkey's not done, then you put your
Speaker 2: stuff that is done down in that and it keeps
Speaker 2: it warm. And but people just put their pots and
Speaker 2: pants in there.
Speaker 3: I think that wouldn't even be nice because like mice
Speaker 3: and stuff will get in there, and like mice are
Speaker 3: just like hanging out because you're cooking a turkey and
Speaker 3: they're like m it's most good biscuits is coming.
Speaker 2: People don't realize that the oven industry was made by mice,
Speaker 2: and so they made that and it's like how they
Speaker 2: provide for their families and it's all backside conspiracy stuff
Speaker 2: in the Bible. Right after the foreskin thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Marnie was thinking and that was not a recovery
Speaker 3: dance podcast. Marty was like, yeah, everybody's gonna hate you.
Speaker 3: I was like, why I tell the truth? You did
Speaker 3: that real talk. It's like, well, you just said that
Speaker 3: all the stuff they believe in his fate. I said,
Speaker 3: well no, I said it was made up, and I
Speaker 3: said it could have happened somewhere similar along the line.
Speaker 3: And then I gave my my theory on how it
Speaker 3: really happened, and they're they're good theories out there. Little sure,
Speaker 3: maybe I don't know some of that stuff's out there,
Speaker 3: but anyway, I'm glad the letter wasn't too too bad.
Speaker 3: You know, it could have been a lot worse. None
Speaker 3: of us were even close to what it said, so.
Speaker 2: I should have like bleeped part of it. That would
Speaker 2: have been funny.
Speaker 3: Nah. He wasn't having a hard time reading because the
Speaker 3: chicken scratch there that the lady rode on there, so
Speaker 3: I wasn't going much.
Speaker 2: I mean, you didn't get to look at it.
Speaker 3: Rusty, So I'm surprised he didn't just start reading it like,
Speaker 3: oh baby, I love your little black shirt you're wearing today.
Speaker 3: Here's my number, only in town for two more days.
Speaker 2: I thought about it. I'm actually surprised that you read
Speaker 2: this properly, not because of you, because this looks like
Speaker 2: it says please do not park in these severed dilaplicated
Speaker 2: pack hoong spots. So you see what I mean by it.
Speaker 4: She couldn't figured out what side of the pencils used,
Speaker 4: the sharp side were the doll side. Yeah, well, she
Speaker 4: was feeling like she was doing some like civil duty society, Yeah, society,
Speaker 4: societal warrior duty, and and that's.
Speaker 3: All she had.
Speaker 4: You know, we should get a frame that says Karen's advice.
Speaker 4: We should put that there. I think that was a
Speaker 4: good letter because that lady was for surely being a Karen,
Speaker 4: because you said there's no signs there, so this person
Speaker 4: is definitely being a Karen.
Speaker 2: My favorite thing about those will toe signs, like we'll
Speaker 2: tow you if you park here and you're not supposed
Speaker 2: to is it takes time for a tow truck to
Speaker 2: get there. Yeah, So every time I did this snow's
Speaker 2: door dashing, I would just use those spots because I
Speaker 2: was usually in and out two or three minutes, five
Speaker 2: to ten at the most. And if somebody calls the
Speaker 2: tow truck on me, I'm going to be gone before
Speaker 2: they get there. Really, And I never had anybody yell
Speaker 2: at me, but I did have another driver picking something up,
Speaker 2: and this guy came up and was like, who's cars
Speaker 2: this and he's like, raises his hand, I'm calling the
Speaker 2: tow truck and he's like'll be gone in two minutes, dude,
Speaker 2: I did not care.
Speaker 3: Nobody's parking here right now. Right, So it's like, eh, out.
Speaker 3: They're like, I'm gonna call the polo you something like, well,
Speaker 3: I'm out. It's gonna take them time to get to
Speaker 3: the track.
Speaker 2: What a they're gonna do half hour for a tow
Speaker 2: truck together.
Speaker 3: Right, they can just tell your ship.
Speaker 2: Have you ever broken down on the side of the
Speaker 2: road takes forty five minutes in the middle summer in
Speaker 2: Traverse City forty minutes location For me, it takes an
Speaker 2: hour if you break down alongside the highway and they're
Speaker 2: like well we have a partnership with so and so.
Speaker 2: It's like yeah, yeah, yeah, but they're out making money.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: My car actually broke down in Buckley and they sent
Speaker 2: a tow truck from Beola or Benzie somewhere to close
Speaker 2: my mind, Yeah, to Buckley. I'm like, are you seriously, Like,
Speaker 2: why couldn't they sendone from Traverse City twenty minutes away?
Speaker 2: They would have been closer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they sent all the way from the Lake Shore.
Speaker 3: Damn.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And picking up that thunder, well, you were just talking
Speaker 3: about Jesus' book awful critically, and now it's thunderstorming.
Speaker 2: Thinks a lot. It's been storming for the past fifteen minutes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we start talking about Satan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, goes away. God was very upset with you. It's like,
Speaker 2: I'll teach you.
Speaker 3: Oh God, No, he's a big fan of mine. It
Speaker 3: goes both ways.
Speaker 2: That is to get struck by lightning.
Speaker 3: But we're going to wrap this up. We're done talking
Speaker 3: about recovery stuff. But yeah, that paycheck stuff though, that
Speaker 3: was that was a real real thing. And you know
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Speaker 3: it does, we'll good for you. But it takes time.
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