Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka colored a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots jeep Ram. It's Billified, the Bill Moran Podcast. Well,
Hello and welcome. Whoa lookers in the house?
Speaker 2: Home on Baby Fired, I'm ready to go, Dougie fresh in?
Speaker 1: Is it in the It busy in the Oh?
Speaker 3: My goodness, you know why don't you?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 4: Because I'm tea and t all right, I got an
You went to see ACDC did Wednesday the last concert
in the United States of America, Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday night,
fifty thousand people.
Speaker 3: I read a couple of reviews.
Speaker 1: What was it like being part of the crowd when
ac DC he took the stage. It is fucking awesome.
It's you four.
Speaker 3: It's the greatest rock band ever.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right? In my opinion, yes, yes, that's fine.
I'm not even I'm not even gonna argue that. Okay.
I will not agree with it, though, But there's this
communal sense of euphoria with live music, and I think,
like that's why people go to concerts. And I talk
about you know, vibration and energy. You can't be in
a bad spot when the band takes the stage. It's
like every you it's the most fountain of youth.
Speaker 3: Go to your favorite band, turning back, turning back time. Sure,
I was. I was on that treadmill. I'm wrestling. I'm
Division one wrestling all over again. I'm rocking out Daisy DC.
I'm bouncing around like a madman. I'm feeling great. They
had their intro was uh, a charger driving on a
highway and showing little clips, and then the camera actually
comes out to the front row. I mean they say,
going to Cleveland. Everybody's and once the camera gets to
the front row, they come out and they started with
if you want Blood, and then all it was was
Brian John's going Cleveland.
Speaker 5: We haven't seen you for a while. We're gonna do
what we know I'm gonna do. I'll never rock and
roll with you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was it. Rest was all music awesome. How
long was the show two hours.
Speaker 1: And nineteen minutes. Yeah, that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: Twenty twenty one songs and he's did a twenty minute
guitar solo at the end. He still did his spin
round thing stage that lifted, went back and forth, never
a dull moment, and gosh, I hope they tour again.
Speaker 1: Well, aging musicians to me are redefining music, performance, resilience,
all that. I mean they to me this them take
the stones there and then what seventies? Yes, because this
is seventy. I mean, did it strike you how long
ACDC has been doing this while you're watching it? Six decades?
I think, did you think all you're watching? I knew
that already.
Speaker 3: I mean when they started in Australia.
Speaker 1: And if in your opinion, did they still have the
same energy?
Speaker 3: Yes, well, you know, even reading the reviews, the only
two left are well not left, but in the band
was Brian Jahns Angis young right, So in the review
the drummer, rhythm guitarist and Bassis they just sat back
and they said they did what they needed.
Speaker 1: To do, just play the music.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everybody was focused on Brian and Angus going back
and forth and pleasing the playing into the crowd.
Speaker 1: Brian isn't an original member of the band either. He isn't,
no no interesting guy. I like it, Brian, Yeah, I
mean his voice. I didn't hear anybody say, what do
you think keeps these guys going because I'm thinking, what
else are they gonna do? It's a great question, you
know what I mean? You see people okay, like it's.
Speaker 3: Fifty fifty thousand at Cleveland. I mean they're they're getting
fifty two one hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: It's amazing, right because you go seventies eighties rockers are
still going strong. You've got Paul McCartney and eighty to
eighty three years old still out there performing, and I
don't know how good he is or isn't. There's ways
to cover up things. A lot of people with the Stones.
I was very drunk, so clearly, yeah, clearly I have
a problem. But people I know at the same show
were much closer and like, yeah, Keith was just kind
of laid back and other. But I couldn't tell.
Speaker 3: You know what I could people tell saying that just
keep it to yourself.
Speaker 1: Don't don't, don't ruin it for the rest.
Speaker 3: Don't Monday, my Sunday, my friend.
Speaker 1: You know, yes, that's a great that's a song by
a a friend of mine, my friend of my brothers.
Excuse me, not mine, Chris Trapper, Okay, my friend Jeffrey,
don't Monday your Sunday, don't.
Speaker 3: Monday my Sunday.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So I had a great time, I will give you
we uh. I was bringing a friend back from Cleveland
or Kentucky, and it took us. She drove three hours
from Kentucky to Louisville and I drove the rest five
hours to Cleveland. Usually i'll pick her up in Nashville
and that's a twelve hour drive, which I do straight through.
Let's just get but a CDC was playing, so we
worked around. Then then looking at my phone, we're going
through Progressive Field and they're playing next day. So it
took us an hour, probably an hour and a half
to find a hotel. First one she booked was on
the outskirts and just shitty. Should do a little more reconnaissance,
information whatever to get deeper in the city. But if
you get closer the prices go up that you have
to pay for parking. So we got someplace. It was
about a twenty five dollar uber ride in the city.
So anyways, next day we go to Progressive Field and
the Dodgers are playing The Guardians with formerly the Indians,
but there was like three or four Hall of Famers playing.
Saw a home run, great game Kershaw was pitching, which
I didn't know until I saw the highlights the next day.
So we get there. We get to the box office
and I said, I just need two tickets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you gotta.
Speaker 3: Scan huh, Yeah, you have to scan the code and
get your tickets.
Speaker 1: I'm like, this is a box office.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but we only do scanning now, Okay, so I'm scanning.
We got there the third inning. By the time I
figured it out, got my tickets. We didn't sit under
the fifth any Wow. And there's four people and they
asked me to write a review. I'm like, this sucks.
I'm like a grandfather not technically challenge, or that is
technically challenge, isn't gonna be able to take his grandson
and figure it out. I said, you had four people
at the gate, none of which knew how to help me.
I was asking other people, why is this not working?
Where am I going? Finally I figured it out and
we were up section five thirty. Great little stadium. I
would love to go back. And it was a great venue,
great teams, great day. But they frustration, Yeah, of just wanting.
Speaker 1: Tickets, it's not and it's everywhere, Well it's everywhere now
and it's the new economy, and people aren't even carrying
their credit cards anymore. They're just carrying their phone, which
has everything. And it's also maybe a little scary, I
you know what I mean when you think of the
dangers and things of that. But take it.
Speaker 3: And I know I'm sorry to interrupt, but I know
one thing, and this happened to me a few years ago.
I had a flat tire and he needed forty dollars
in cash to help me out.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So if you don't have cash on you some instances, right,
you're gonna be screwed. They're not gonna take Venmo or
Paintpal or whatever. Why cash is king, So go ahead
with I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sure that's the way I think in these
cases too. It cuts down on fraud. Not that people
are scar you know, scamming tickets, but there are probably
It's happened in the past. This is just a safer
way for everybody to do it. It's frustrating though, when you're
not prepared, right, when you're not prepared for that sort
of thing. Another quick tip for people, if you're looking
for hotels, there's an app called hotel Tonight. They every
place wants to be sold out, right, so if they're not,
if they're not out of capacity in the city, you
can find lower Yeah, it's called Hotel Tonight. I'm a
download there right now and it's uh, it'll it'll give
you lower rates because they dropped the rate because they
want to fill the room. And you can usually find
it on Hotel Tonight. Cleveland very clean city.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I only saw two people with a cardboard, you know, Hey,
can you help me out? I'm like, why, why isn't
Why isn't this Rochester?
Speaker 1: This is awesome.
Speaker 3: You're surprised at a big city like that. Not huge,
but they gotta they've got everything. But NHL. So we
went to the game. We didn't uber it was a
mile five, so we walked to the stadium U in
the midst We didn't catch any bars going there. There
was a little area, but I didn't want to start
drinking here walking a mile five without a bathroom, not
knowing your surroundings. So we're in line. The lines get
longer and longer and longer, and some guy starts walking
with a blowhorn and he's got the microphone. Jesus loves you.
Give your soul to God.
Speaker 1: As you're going to ads, I'm going to Christian devil children.
Speaker 3: So I got quiet for a couple of seconds. So
what does Tucky Fresh do? I'm on a wall. I
started singing away to hell.
Speaker 1: What did people do?
Speaker 3: They were laughing.
Speaker 1: And Barbara why what was she just like, why why
do you do this?
Speaker 3: I'm like, I says, there's nowhere in the commandments that
say doll shot not go to an easy DZ content
now when you get in, yeah, cover the neighbor's wife
be off limits.
Speaker 1: But what kind of crowd was there? Like? People, dad
was everything.
Speaker 3: There was a few good ones, but mainly everybody had
black on her and ac DC shirts. Shirts were and
you probably know this from Stow's fifty bucks. Yeah, I
remember thirty five dollars, you know, fifteen twenty years ago,
fifty dollars for a T shirt and forty dollars for
a head and like I'm good, Yeah I buy. I
did buy a hat from the Cleveland Stadium.
Speaker 1: Though, for twenty five dollars. Yeah. But the uh, it's
funny because you gotta wear your fandom, so to speak
to these shows a little bit right.
Speaker 3: There was grandparents with a grand kid. I mean you
saw the generation.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm wondering. They transcended generation. Yes, ac DC.
Speaker 3: I mean, my buddy laughs at me. We have an
ongoing argument. He loves daf Lepper. I'm like, ac DC's
blowing them out of the water. Well, they're just noises.
I'm like, you can't go to football game, baseball game,
hockey game. You're gonna get Thunderstrucker three or four of
their songs, whatever sporting.
Speaker 1: Event you go to. Ac DC has been rocking for years,
Well what is that, because it's it's different, Like rock
and roll was rebellion, right, I mean that's really what
it was. It was rebellion. It was you know, there
were sex, drugs, and rock and roll. They had attitude,
they had this, they had that. He's sort of the
epitome of that, you know, to a certain extent. I
mean so much so. I think that the lead singer
like what do you do? Choking his own vomit?
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was partying. He was older than them, you know,
the fame and everything just rocking and roll, right. I mean,
the song Highway to Hell was that we're we're going
to start going on this road where we've known other
MAGICIANUS musicians, go look at Elvis. There after Elvis, Elvis
was popping pills and drinking do whatever. He yeah, you know,
so that's kind of where that song came from in
a documentary I heard and then.
Speaker 1: But the rebellion is expressed differently across generations. When you think,
I guess.
Speaker 3: The Beatles, I think they were rebellious, but longer ha
their haristyle killed America, you know what I'm saying, Like
those in the moment that was the rebellion, like they
were not going to look like you, although they did
wear suits, but they didn't have they weren't groomed like you, right,
they were flat top haircut.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And then the Stones come along and you know
they're they're being called chicks because they have long hair.
And when they go down South, and you know, there's
a story about how Keith Richards didn't like to fly,
especially on the puddle jumper, so he and I forget
maybe Ronnie Wood at the time, I don't think ron
was in the band drive from like Atlanta to somewhere
in Louisiana and they break down somewhere and they had
pulled the door panels off this car and stuffed cocaine
into the panels and then they get arrested and like,
it's did fucking wild story, but it but a lot
of it was, you know, hey, they would refer to
him as girls and chicks and that sort of thing.
And the Stones were a little even more rebellious, right,
the Beatles were almost clean cut by comparison.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were, at least in the beginning. At least
you get a quick little trivia. Do you know why
the Beatles picked their name?
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't think I do.
Speaker 3: I think it's the hottest group in the USA at
that time was Buddy Holly and the Turtles.
Speaker 1: Right, Crickets, the Crickets.
Speaker 3: So they thought, well, the Crickets are hot. Yeah, we'll
call ourselves the Beatles. Okay, yeah, because I knew they
didn't know that either. No, I didn't know that. We're
I heard that legends. Oh you know Real Radio.
Speaker 1: Stadium, one of the one of the last few that's
still standing.
Speaker 3: Yes, so it was great. I mean I would go
to see them again.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Define. The didn't define, but over the ages and there
was a little I don't think I had a picture.
There's probably twelve year old twelve year old. His father
dressed him up as Angus with a short There was
a couple of people, I mean about fifty thousand. I
mean I obviously didn't get to see them all.
Speaker 1: But you think there's still room for new artists to
have timeless music. Like we talked about a CDC the Stones.
They're selling out stadiums, fifty thousand and people. Whatever it is.
Speaker 3: I mean, Taylor Swift is selling out, but I don't
know one of her songs. So that's the younger generation.
It is just a grumpy old man likes to beg
the Thunderstruck. Yeah, it's five minutes and twelve second long song,
and that's about how well last. So when you know,
I reach for that Razor's Edge eight track mat over.
Speaker 1: Before you know it, there's there's rock and roll rebellion
for you right here. Yeah, oh I came.
Speaker 3: I got that fucking got anything to eat? Beg of
cheetos in a cupboard.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's right, get them cheetos. That's that's funny. Well,
I'm glad you had a good good weekend time. Yeah,
not even a weekend. This is during the week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tuesday, Wednesday, back, Thursday.
Speaker 1: Uh, it's like weekends in jail. They're not really weekends. Yeah,
it's just forty eight hours.
Speaker 3: Yes. And I had met some couple of people that
went to the Pittsburgh show and they said it was great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, then went to Pittsburgh and Cleveland. No, just Pittsburgh, Oh,
just Pittsburgh. Oh okay, but the.
Speaker 3: Stadiums you and the Bills, Maffia and Buffalo Bills really
have some I don't know if you want to call
it special, but the tailgating, the fires all that. They're
not doing that in Cleveland and Pittsburgh. You know, they
said it was very maintained. You know, I didn't say
there's no fights. Everybody was behaving themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I so hold their crowd for the most part.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, maybe there's got something to do with
it is and I guess everybody's bedtime.
Speaker 1: And I think there's a little nostalgia a little bit.
I mean, nostalgia certainly plays in the entertainment. And I
got to think the average age of the fan of
acdc's got to be fifty two years old.
Speaker 3: I would, yeah, somewhere around the well, somebody's like they're
still touring. I'm like, well, what else are they gonna do.
Your father's Your father's seventy seventy five. He's still working
out of the yard. He still's doing what he likes. Wow,
you know, and they have the fan basically they want
to keep going. It is.
Speaker 1: It is strange though, like, right you would, I don't.
I'm trying to think of bands. Music changed so quickly.
Speaker 3: It seems every decade once it hits says zero zero
or zero. Right in the seventies and you went to
the eighties hair bands, and nineties was grunge, and I
don't know what it was in the two thousands or
what it is next, it's like.
Speaker 1: More poppy, and I think, uh, and now more singer
songwriter like this guy Benson Boone and uh that is yeah,
I'll play a little Bens and Boots. No, we'll see
if you like it. Okay, I'm just saying. And I
think that's something that could be timeless too, But yeah,
I find it all. It's like really interesting to me,
and I think it's great that these bands are sort
of redefining. Hey, you're right, what else are we gonna do? Like,
I don't, I guarantee Mick Jagger never thought he'd still
be on a stage at eighty one years old.
Speaker 3: And maybe he feels lucky on here than he's having
this un he just had a kid a couple of
years ago for grighting out loud. Maybe not a couple
of years. Yeah, yes, you know, so if he's still
feeling young, he still wants to rock on.
Speaker 1: The crowds and just yeah, it's I mean he and
he put on a shell, he moved all around, did
his stuff so and I'm sure Angus did the same thing.
Speaker 3: I told my boss at for a sol last he
turned seventy a couple of years ago. I go, I
cain't thought of him while I was there, because they've
been doing it so long.
Speaker 1: They're used to it.
Speaker 3: He's been in the restaurant business forty years. He's used
to it. If you bring somebody off the street that
just wants to do what they're doing, they're not right
right right, They're not gonna be able to he No,
they're gonna get to three sods.
Speaker 1: Well, it is something to be said about paying your
We call it paying your dues, but call it even
like everybody goes, well, it's a journey, and we say
these things, but we don't want the journey. We don't
want to get to the destination, but you can't get
here had you not gone through all this other shit prior,
and a CDC can come out and entertain fifty thousand
people around the United States because they know what it
takes to do that. Yes, and they know, and they probably,
I would assume now had been in gym's and working
out and building up their stamina and eating right and
all that before they went I'm serious. I mean, I know,
like we used to think like heroin Ship, but I
know Tommy Burnett was telling me that he was backstage
at a Stone show and I forget who was there.
It might have been there with like Little Stephen or something.
But uh, they come walking through and they say, everybody's
got clear out. Everyone's got clear out, and then they go, no,
you can stay. And Mick walked through and no one
looked at him, and he was going to a trailer
that was completely set up as a gym. Why they
have to clear the room, I have no idea, but
they just want.
Speaker 3: To be bothered, maybe to warm up, Yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: So he would go to a gym every day. He
would spend like an hour and there working out, and
I do wonder if like a CDC, if all of
a sudden, like you know, you got to keep that
rebellion thing. But that's a lot of energy. Is two
and a half hours.
Speaker 3: Seventy years old?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. You know you're falling apart
one hundred percent duct tape for your.
Speaker 3: Knees, teaching all those tables and chairs, right, buddy, that's
all right.
Speaker 1: We will will take a moment. I got out of
my bubble. Dug Oh, I got out of it. Where
you go? Penfield? No? No, nope, you want to nowhere?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: J Street in the city. Oh god, I will tell
you right after this. Oh, I see you have random, rusty,
ridiculous scrap metal all throughout your garage. I know that
scene holding on to that extra siding from two thousand
and eight. Come on, pack up that garage mess and
roll it down to Premiere Metal, Rochester's number one choice
for scrap. We're talking metal from auto jobs, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, siding.
If it's shiny, bendy and mysteriously dented, they want it
at Premiere Metal. You know that metal shelf that attacked
you in nineteen ninety eight. Get rid of it. At
Premiere Metal. They offer the breast I mean, best prices.
This is a scrap metal commercial, not a spelling Big
aluminum siding, electric motors, car wheels, copper wires, steel sheet metal,
three hundred series stainless steel, auto batter led and even
your ex's dumb weight beitch make cash clear space. Visit
Premier Metalgroup dot com or either of Premier Metal's state
of the art facilities West Linden Avenue in East Rochester
just minutes off four ninety or eleven carn Street in
Rochester just minutes off three ninety. Premiere Metal. Be a
metal magician and turn that metal into cash with Premier Metal.
Looking for high quality cannabis that fits your budget and
your lifestyle, Welcome to MJ Dispensary, your go to destination
for premium cannabis in New York State. At MJ, they're
more than just a dispensary, They're a community. Whether you're
managing pain, easing stress, or just looking for a little
elevated pleasure, They've got you covered with products tailored to
your needs. Their mission to create a safe, welcoming space
for all adult cannabis lovers from first timers to season pros,
and they believe knowledge is power. That's why at MJ Dispensary,
they're passionate about educating their customers on terrapins and cannabinoids
and the wonders of this incredible plan. They'll even teach
you how to spell cannabinoids. Plus, every purchase helps give
back to the community through tax funding, donations, and outreach.
So when you shop with MJ, you're doing good while
feeling great. So why wait? Come experience cannabis the MJ Way.
MJ Dispensary, nine hundred Jefferson Road, Sweet nine O two
in Henrietta. It's MJ Dispensary for all the was wroth. Lately,
I've been doing bed a listen, they're the last four
cold Decembers are We call and I see my family
every month. I found a girl my parents love. She'll
come and stay tonight and I think I might have
it all. And I think not every day for the
girl here said oh way, But I don't know the
things he gets.
Speaker 5: He can take away.
Speaker 3: In a who to every night.
Speaker 1: That's her feeling alone and get used to. But there's
no man. It's terrified. It's the man who stands to
lose you hope I don't lose. This is Benson Boo whoops,
Amana Benson book. What do you think?
Speaker 3: I think his CD sales will not go up after
I leave this. I guess I really like this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you love a lot of music. Yeah, I
have heard this, Yeah, it's heard.
Speaker 3: Actually this was a first dance song for bridy Groom last.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, even to where it got to that point.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I'm Yeah, either this year or bribe.
The just just canceled. So I do know that song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you listen. Anybody call off a wedding?
Speaker 3: Yeah this year?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they called off the wedding. The wedding. Yeah. Are
they still together? No?
Speaker 3: It was mainly due to the fiance's daughter. No, daughter
didn't like her or something or got put a spike
in between them, and then she's just like, you know,
this is not this isn't that good. So it's hard.
Speaker 1: I want to start off that. What do you don't
you don't want to start off what? Oh? She does right? No,
I understand, it's it's uh, it's very hard I think
for kids to understand and have their world disrupted the
way it is I watched my own son, and I
think that there's a lot of things that, you know,
I wish I maybe had done things a little differently.
I'm not saying that I would have changed things, but
I just wish I had done things a little differently.
I think it becomes very hard on them. They don't
understand the world is disrupted and they're not in control, right,
They're not in control of any situation. So wherever they
have to go, they're told they have to go there.
They may not want to go there, but they have to,
and everything's different. And that's where, like you know, the
term that was mocked and made fun of and all
this stuff of conscious uncoupling, where which was a term
that it was very popular and pop culture back about
ten years ago or so, and everybody mocked it and
shit all over it and shit all over Gwyneth Paltrow
for saying it. And yet I go, no, she had
it right. She did it the right way, separating and
just doing it. Other people call it nesting, where they
just keep the house and they get an apartment and
on you know, weekends, dad comes home and he's in
the house and the kids still have their room and
they still have their life, and they still have everything
that was their existence, and you you wanted to change,
you move, and then mom goes, you know, somewhere for
the weekend, and you're back and forth in that way.
Speaker 3: Gosh, it might must be nice to have enough money
to keep the house for the kids and your own apartment.
The apartment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you got it. I mean that that that
not necessarily too. Like mom would live there during the week.
She may have primary custody, but Dad has weekends, so
he would come.
Speaker 3: Over, comes in there.
Speaker 1: Yea. And and that's what you're doing anyway, if you
get divorced, you're paying for that house.
Speaker 3: Motherfucker. Believe me, she get bought out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's hard to do that. I've seen it
every which I just go, you know, there's maybe not
every which exists such a it's a tough thing on
the kids, man. I remember that conscious uncoupling and that,
And people be like, it's the stupid ast fucking thing.
It's fucking broad fucked it. And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 3: We're using all these certain terms for we're getting divorced.
Speaker 1: And yes, but there's a way like and and it
is a quirky term, right, it sounds funny, but but
it it was like almost very thoughtful the way they
did it. Look, we're not working out, but we've got
these kids and this does disrupt their life, you know,
I do, Yeah, I know, you know. And so that's that.
That's uh, that's the fucked up part. I got out
of my bubble though, oh you and bought some crack.
So dude, it's so weird, right, And I don't.
Speaker 3: Know if she is just like Fairport everything every.
Speaker 1: I said to my son because he he want he
has a friend and they do urban exploring from time
to time, urban exploring, and so they go into like
abandoned buildings and they take these pictures and there's all
this cool ship and it is cool. I've been a
little more pulling them back from that, but they wound
up once. I had to pick them up in the
city and they go, I go, where are you? I'm
on Jay Street and I go. My finer gets tight
because I'm like, you know, I don't know what's happening.
And he got two what I'm gonna say, or three
naive suburban kids, but maybe not I mean, my kid's
a little more street savvy and spent almost a street
boot camp in the South. So he he had found
a place there and I don't want to say the
name of it because I'm not sure she's street and
what uh, Doug, I don't know. It was closer to
the stadium. Yeah, so I went to Mount Reed and
then way down it was toward the stadium, closer to
the state. And so he wanted to go buy sneakers
like Jordan's or whatever. But this one place he's telling
me about, I guess they sell knockoffs of certain brands.
So it would almost be like when I was growing
up Canal Street in the city in New York City. Oh,
in New York City at Canal Street and Fairport, No
Canal Street in New York City. You would go down
there and Anye was a big brand that my mom liked,
but you could find the Anye knockoff. It would be
just a slightly different thing on the logo. I mean,
if you knew and the people who did new but
you could get that, you could get whatever the Tory
birch Bag whatever, you know, it's like birch Bag or
whatever whatever it is, right, So that sort of thing.
So I guess it's similar with the sneakers, but I
don't know that I can tell. So he's like, look,
I want to go get two pair of those. They're
fifty otherwise. These other ones I want to get are
whatever at Dick's. So we're driving down Jay Street. There
is no place really to park for this store.
Speaker 3: You're taking him there, or you're going to pick him up.
Speaker 1: No, I'm taking him there. Okay, I'm taking them there.
So there's no real place to park for this store
at all. And I have to say that there is
some thing about style that gives you credibility in this
world versus anything else. And you think about that. You
walk into a certain place, when you look a certain way,
they're going to treat you a certain way, right, And
there's like credibility with that. And that's why I always
said I kept a button down, collared shirt starched on
standby when the boys always injured themselves, because if I
wound up in an emergency room, you just got treated better.
They just did. They just looked. So we go down
there and he's telling me about these guys. I guess
they're Middle Eastern who own it, and how he and
a friend were in there and the kid wanted to
buy a jacket. It's a knockoff jacket, and the guy
says fifty dollars and the kid goes, oh ah, I
got is twenty. And the guy goes, I could sell
this for eighty, but he does it in the accent,
and they go back and forth, back and forth, and
I guess this kid just held his own. He's like, oh,
I got this twenty. Guy's like thirty dollars and he's like,
he goes, that's great, but all I have on me
is twenty. And a guy goes, okay, fine, no problem,
no problem, ten twenty dollars and they sell it. So
he was a little excited to go there. Well, we
walk into this place and it's like you need secret
passwords and like it's easy. It's dingy, yeah, but it's dingy.
It's got like scuffed up floors, it's I don't know
what it is. There's people in there like this one lady.
She had turned her neck into an obituary with you
could see the years of people who died in her life.
It's not her neck, right, I mean that that hey, hey, hey,
you know what you do you? You do you? You
do you? It's okay, I don't care. So I walk in.
Now I I my friend, am in.
Speaker 3: Where's the Cheetos section?
Speaker 1: I oh to measter morn.
Speaker 3: We don't have a Geeto section. We only have this
bicy Toritos in the back of the rector.
Speaker 1: So I walk in and I've got a black collar
polo shirt on, okay and khakis.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I see that all the time driving down Jay
Street from my uber rides.
Speaker 1: So Jamison walks in and he says to the guy.
Speaker 3: You're standing out like a snowman, dude, July fourth.
Speaker 1: And it's so sad you drive down or like. I'm
looking around right, I have to turn around. I got
to find a place to bark. I'm down here. He goes, well,
there's a parking lot down here for a liquor store.
There's a liquor store, but people are zipping in and
out of it. There's no parking. I'm like losing my mind.
Speaker 3: Is I don't know the liquor store in a in
a check cashing place? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know that parking. Yeah,
I'll just be a minute. Yeah, it's twenty minutes later.
Speaker 1: It's up to so that this street the street. I
don't want to say the name because I think they
thought I was a cop. I was gonna say that undercover.
They thought I was a cop because I walk in
with this kid and he gets real quiet. Yeah, got
real quiet. There's only like four people in there, but
I got quiet. And Jameson walks over and goes, this
is all you got for shoes? And the guy goes,
no more shoes and he goes, what do you mean,
no more shoes? And he goes, no more shoes and
Jameson's like, the shoes right there, I can see the shoes,
but this is all you have for selection. You had
Jordan's and everything down here before. And he's like, no,
no more selling is well, you're selling knockoffs and that's illegal.
And I'm standing there and I look like a nark
from Netflix. I got my hands on my head. I'm
standing in the back. I got Khaki's in a black
collared shirt on.
Speaker 3: I look like Captain Avis.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It's like, hey, hey, dude's call. I should have
I should have like put a band down. I don't
know what I should write, but I did. I stood
out and I felt a little bad and he's apologizing
to me. I had to drive all the way down here.
Now we ended up driving all the way out to
Victor to get to get what you wanted. But whatever,
it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: But it was at any point did you just want
to say, Hey, my kid just wants to sneakers. I'm
not a cap.
Speaker 1: I did not think, because first of all, they didn't
have a large selection of anything they He's a size thirteen,
so I'm not sure that they had what he was
looking for. Anyway, I could see size on boxes, I
would think that maybe they have something somewhere else in
the store.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but because this is like a convenience Stoll, they're
not going to keep everything out because yes, canna get stolen. Yes,
and yes, it's not stereotyping, that's unfortunately just and department stores,
especially shoe stores, will only have the left out. Yeah,
if you want to buy him, I'll go in back
and get the right so you can't run off with
a pair of shoes. It used to be that they'd
have teams and they would get the left from this
store and then the left or the right from the
other store. So I think everybody just keeps the left
out there so you can't switch them off to displays.
Put one in your Oh, I distract you. He's gonna
switch it with the left from another store, and I'm
taking the right. And that was years ago too. I'm
sure it hasn't changed too much.
Speaker 1: No, I probably not, So I have no idea, but
I you know, I mean, I've got my uh and
my poor kid is he's crushed, and we're walking out
and I'm like, this is.
Speaker 3: I So it's you, your son in one front of
his two friends.
Speaker 1: No, nobody, just just me and he and I. That's
it and I but then we're walking out and I
start laughing. But I'm like getting pissed. As we're driving there,
I go, there's no place to park. I'm like, why
are you even down in this part of the city
right like it. It doesn't feel like a safe spot,
which then sounds shitty because human beings live there and
I don't want to do that. And as I drove
by it, I was thinking about this a lot, because
there was like somebody had plastic all over their windows.
It's falling down and this and that. They're boarded up
and they're abandoned, and I go, I thought, you know, what.
There is a point where you just feel like it's
never gonna get any better. And I think everybody's been
there in life where you just feel like things nothing's
working out for me, and nothing's gonna go and you
just get into that depression where you're stuck and you
gotta push through that. I mean, you just do. But
I think that when there's no one holding you accountable
to push through, or there's nobody depending on you to
push through, you just throw up your hands and fucking
that's it. And that's what I feel like is happening
down there. I don't know, but it looks that way.
It looks like people have sort of given up, well,
this is where I live and that's that, yeah, right,
instead of like and it was interesting too to drive
down some of the side streets when I had to
turn around. There are homes that are the yard is
a need and then next door is overgrown and it's
like wow, and you go, boy, you just wish in
some way that.
Speaker 3: Why isn't this beautiful house all the way down Jay Street?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, why isn't everybody doing this right? Right? Because
Jay Street probably was at one point a really nice
yeah everything was Yeah, I'm not that familiar with the city.
I think I've never been on what was the street
I drove on? I said to Jamison, I don't think
I've ever been on was it Purple Street or something?
Speaker 3: There's there's Purple Orange, Yeah, over by Purple Avenue Campbell Street. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think I've ever been on this street.
Speaker 3: There's been some streets I've gone down and I'm just like,
I got to get out of here because they're all
run down. And they look at those I'm like, you know,
what makes you They were brand new?
Speaker 1: How they were?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and at one point whoever moved in just didn't
give a ship and just let it go to ship.
Speaker 1: Right. But I'm going, exactly okay, and and that's all true.
And I take the the maybe the softer side of
that and go, what's going on? Because we talked talk
about trying to fix these problems all the time. You'll
you'll we're going to pour more money and more money,
and I'm like, yeah, but that that's not solving it.
You're putting a band aid on something that you can't solve.
The problem is how do you build? And this is
really what it is. I believe the person's self esteem
to actually believe in themselves that they can fucking fix
this and have a better life.
Speaker 3: My solution to this.
Speaker 1: Is, and you can laugh, I am okay, great.
Speaker 3: And years ago and my father will attest to this,
each high school had carpentry, electricity.
Speaker 1: No, you're not wrong.
Speaker 3: In grammar school going let's say going into six have
it auditorium. Everybody there. Okay, we're gonna rebuild Rochester. We
want a number of kids that we're going to rebuild.
You're going to have a house by the time you
get out of high school in six years, you're going
to have a house. We're going to take this block
of shit, we're going to tear it down and you're
all gonna learn carpentry, electricity, plumbing, everything, and you're gonna
build a house. And then you're gonna build another house.
And everybody that works there, you're all gonna have your
houses built, and you're not gonna shit on your house
and you're not gonna let people come in and shit
on your house because you build it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that builds a whole commit Doug, I can't
laugh at that. I really can't. And I think that
there's something to be said about the satisfaction of something
and going I did that absolutely. Do you understand what
I'm saying. I understand whether it's making deviled eggs or no.
But like even the deviled eggs actamplishment, a sense of accomplishment.
And I made people happy. Yeah, right, I provided a
space for my family. That's why I have always been
such a proponent of Habitat for humanity, because there was
sweat equity in it. Same sort of ideas what you're
saying in that you had a little pride in this
you built. You have a lot of pride in that
if you built it, oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And but Habitat builds it for you. But you got
to go in and paint the walls, and you got
to go in and help install a toilet or whatever,
and there is some pride in that. So there's already
a little bit of what you're saying to prove your case.
Speaker 3: I've done construction work, I have done install pools. I've
done masonry where I was a grump, but at the
end I was putting black eye, which isn't that hard,
but in the hot sun and you're working eight hours
in it, A little bit of carpentry, never electricity nor plumbing.
Speaker 1: But yeah, all those things are good stuff to know
it is. It's just good stuff.
Speaker 3: They're not teaching in the schools and they never remember
I don't shop. Remember, yes, but you made a gumball machine.
Speaker 1: I made a gumball or an eminem just you know,
like actually.
Speaker 3: In seventh grade, I found an old we welded a
tool box together. And I actually remember that looking at
my mother's garage.
Speaker 1: It's uh, it was just interesting. But you're right. I
felt like I was the parental vibe killer when I
went in there. I did not even in the moment.
I'm watching this transaction and I'm hearing Jamison, whose voice
drops like an octave man as all you go, and
the guy's like, uh no more, no more, sir. And
I'm and I'm standing back there and I'm uncomfortable and
worried about.
Speaker 3: Like, you know, your son going there without you were out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then we walk out and I'm like, oh,
they thought I was a calm Yeah yeah, because you're right.
You're right. I stood out like a fucking started looking right,
who is this? But the other thing, so Jameson says
to me, like, are you afraid of people down here,
And I said, I'm not afraid of the people down here, Jameson.
I just think the people down here are not very happy.
And when you're not happy, I think you're more apt
to harm someone or just take something because you're not happy.
And I'm just gonna take it from you and fuck you.
Speaker 3: And I don't know what we're going to see you again.
You don't know where I live.
Speaker 1: You're not gonna follow me, and I maybe I'm wrong,
but it feels like the psychology of that, Like, I
really think that we talk about mental illness a lot.
We talk about mental health. Let me rephrase that. I
don't want to see mental illness. I'll talk about mental
health with mild depression and all that. I think that
that there is a lot of mental health issues in
urban settings with people who have just felt like the
world is against them. And we've all sort of felt
that way, but we had people that went, come on,
let's go, whether it was friends or whatever, or somebody
that was sort of pushing you. And when you're all
feeling that way and no one's pushing, that's what you get.
That's how I feel, And I love that idea of by,
you know, by a block, a city block, and teach people.
I think it would be great, I really do. And
I think you would have a real sense of accomplishment.
Speaker 3: I think even if it's only three kids, you're gonna
have three kids are gonna start that community. And then
once you other younger kids see that, Yeah, yeah, they're
gonna want to jump in and you're not gonna jump on.
And by the way, last year, I want to help.
I want to nail it. No, no, no, you got
to start now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, ye, gotta start at the beginning, you know,
learning to hang dry wall, all that stuff. Yeah, you know,
doing some you know, spackling and paint. It's all a
ton of it. We'll take a moment. Can we do
tails from the strip? Sure? Do you have a tail
from the strip? There? Yes, there is just a different
kind speckling all over the walls. We'll get to that
right after this. Connors and Ferris handles workers comp social security,
disability and personal injury cases. Listen, I get it, Workers
comp claims could be a real pain, but Connors and
Ferris are here to fight for you and get you
the compensation you deserve. Whether you threw out your back
on the job, slipped when you should have gripped, or
your boss thinks overtime means free labor. Spoiler, it doesn't.
They've got your back At Connors and Ferris, with offices
in New York City, Syracuse, Rochester, and Buffalo. They're the
go to team for getting the compensation you deserve. No gimmicks,
no nonsense, just real results. Call Connors and Ferris two
six' two. Comp that's two six' two Comp for Connors.
And ferris got a home, Improvement conundrum time to call in.
The superheroes Mack Of. All trades leaky faucett wall that
mysteriously as a hole in it kitchen looking like it's
stuck in, The nineties Mac Of all trades is here
to save. The day, no capes just, expert, repairs remodeling
and handyman services that get the job. Done right call
them today at five eight five two zero two ninety.
Two eighteen that's five eight five two zero two ninety,
two eighteen or visit them Online at macofalltrades. Dot net
because every home needs A hero Mac Of.
Speaker 5: All, trades, right, ladies gentlemen we are back session, number
three starting out with the greatest rock band.
Speaker 3: Of ever right next, to me the greatest, Podcast Ever
The God, mora Show mister bell, right here?
Speaker 1: Right now can you? Dig? It wow you could even?
Feel it how do you feel?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: It wow this is their second and.
Speaker 1: Last, song yeah oh this is Their second so what
did they close with Back? In?
Speaker 3: Black no that was their second song for those about
to rock because they bring out the candle, and yah
throw out? The, confetti god WAS it t and? T? O, oh,
NO sight i. Get double.
Speaker 1: It makes you wonder do our taste ever evolve or
do we just revert to? Childhood NOSTALGIA and i don't
mean that. Like negative The fucking stones were the greatest
thing for.
Speaker 3: Probably feel they're the greatest rock.
Speaker 1: Band, ever yeah well they were the. Self proclaimed they
used to call themselves the greatest rock and world band in.
THE world i thought That. Was. Kiss Now the stones
always said. It too they, were, LIKE yeah, I mean
i think maybe every band has done it to, some
extent BUT they i don't know that they ever trademarked.
That PHRASE so i wouldn't be Surprised if. Kiss did because.
Speaker 3: You got him the greatest.
Speaker 1: Rock. Band Yeah geene simmons was very smart with that kind.
Of STUFF but.
Speaker 3: Tnt let her be rocking the and andy with for
those about.
Speaker 1: To rock it's so funny because in, MY opinion i
don't want to hurt. Your feeling you're not gonna hurt.
My feelings everybody's got their. Own favorites that's why the variety.
Of life like all their songs sound. The Same and
i've heard that for a lot.
Speaker 3: Of times and now they say That, about Nickelback and,
I'M like I, Love, Nickelback, yeah nickelback that all sound,
the same like you know what well we have and people?
Speaker 1: On earth you like what, You like i'll LIKE what.
I like, just gosh you have.
Speaker 3: Chocolate, vanilla YES BUT.
Speaker 1: I i always thought that ABOUT a CDC and i
played a rock radio for. Many years but the and
that's where Like, the STONES though i knew it Was
a stone song from the, opening chords whether it was
a ballad or whether it was, a, ROCKER right i
mean they did things like waiting On, a FRIEND which.
I love seem they had their own, not, tuned yes
their own style. Of, whatever no Their.
Speaker 3: OWN no i mean when when you, hear this you
know what. It is you know it's you know it's
and so that that's THE way I Think bob seeger was.
Like that everybody had their Own Niche now queen after watching,
THAT movie i wasn't really A big queen.
Speaker 1: Fan BEFORE now I.
Speaker 3: Love queen but, they Said and i'm sure this is
true that, they said the Beauty about Queen is we're
just all over, the place from my bicycle to we will.
Rock you and that was, he goes that's what.
Speaker 1: We are we don't have.
Speaker 3: A style that's. Our styler however It.
Speaker 1: Was, queen yeah you KNOW what, i mean it's Still
fit queen, that voice and that voice, was DISTINCT and
i think even With, the stones they had Things Like,
memory motel which is sort of this slower, ballad like
and they had Uh A country honk WHICH was i
think the Original honky, tonk woman which became a little
bit more of. A rocker and then they had, You, Know,
satisfaction yeah and they have student.
Speaker 3: SONGS today i think some Lists have satisfaction is the
greatest rock, song ever If You, rolling STONES but i
Never probably i've read their.
Speaker 1: Top hundred we do the top five hundred Over A memorial,
day Weekend the top Five hundred rock songs of all
time because Of the indy, five hundred because we couldn't
think of anything original like.
Speaker 3: This show.
Speaker 1: No. STOP it i think we got some.
Speaker 3: Original stock, my gosh Every time i'm every show you have. Original.
Stuff hurtful, Oh stop i'm bringing some doubled Eggs. And
cheetos did you go through that Bag? OF cheetos i
didn't know someone?
Speaker 1: Else did. WAS gone I think i. Got four oh
that's not even, a no he got he got. Into
it THEN yesterday i think there's another big bag. At,
home Yeah. OH cheeto i am going to send all That.
TO cheetos i hope you do and see what what
happens AND that i think it would be a lot.
Speaker 3: Of fun i've got it Right into ford and let
them KNOW that i went over three hundred thousand miles with.
Speaker 1: My escape, yeah yeah let.
Speaker 3: THEM know, i, SAY look i don't need a, new
car but if, YOU'RE willing i could use A pink
suv to go around and get. My donations oh the
breast cancer fundraiser on. The, side yeah so maybe get
some awareness.
Speaker 1: With, that yeah that will be a. Big AWARENESS and
i JUST had i.
Speaker 3: Gonna win out air conditioning put bag in, my car
even though my mechanics said it's kind. Of OLD if
i get in there and it's this, is bad this,
is bad you might just, be done, like no go
ahead and. All, right yeah AND now i got AIR
and i don't even need it for this.
Speaker 1: Fucking, weather Rochester, WELL monday i think next week it's in. The,
eighties yes so you're gonna. Be fine tails From the
Strip because doug used to be a STRIP club dj
and the damn good one right Here, in rochester but
also in one of the largest metropolitan areas in, The World,
Los Angeles, Los, Angeles Yeah California Legs. Sunset, strip yeah
that was my first strip out there where they Filmed Girls.
Girls girls, OH okay i did not. Know SO and
i like Going into tails From the strip because it
shows you a little bit of your history and some
of the psychology of the strippers a little, bit, There,
right yes you FROM the dj booths to the what
do we Have the doug with the fights just a couple. Of, fights,
no no but you talked about one of the fights
and what, to do like always stay in front, of,
it right stay out, of it and and there trying
to keep everybody in front. Of, them, yeah. Right absolutely
what do you want to?
Speaker 3: Know today? THE alcoholics i. DON'T know i worked with
a number of girls that.
Speaker 1: The girl would like that had drug and. Alcohol problems, oh,
yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Doing shots of tequila at ten in the morning when
we open at Noon because i'm not going on stage
less and. Fucking hammered it might have. Been, eleven wow
maybe new but i, mean yeah. That, EARLY yeah i
mean shot, After shot, i'm like are? You, OKAY yeah
i don't go out.
Speaker 1: Stage less. I'm.
Speaker 3: HAMMERED yeah i walked in that Girl doing heroin once
with at Legs in La.
Speaker 1: In, la yeah and she.
Speaker 3: Had double d's and, you, think oh she's got great,
big boobs. That's awesome you take that bra off and
it's like putting a bowling ball. IN pantyhose, i mean
these things are, just sagging and you're, just like, oh,
god Right and i'm like You?
Speaker 1: Doing, HEROIN yeah i gotta get a.
Speaker 3: Little fixed i'm, just like just. Walk out i'm like
you JUST why i?
Speaker 1: Get tipped this sad, PART is i mean it just
shows you like they probably aren't loving what. They're doing, oh,
no right and then.
Speaker 3: We it just. Amazes me how? Did You and i've
asked a lot of girls over, the years how did
you get? IN this i just, need money, YOU know
i need money. Right now and that's how you do.
Speaker 1: It right, You know and then you get in that
life a, little bit And it's i've.
Speaker 3: Seen him come in at seventeen, and Eighteen and i've
seen him, forty eight, forty nine.
Speaker 1: And then coming in, or leaving well leaving you see the.
Speaker 3: Whole arc, you know the young girls their, first week
they're crying in. The back you give them two or.
Three months now they're upside down on. A pole why
are they crying in. The, back oh they're, JUST like
i can't. Do this so he wants me to go
home with Them and Bob jez i, and then, you
know then they learned to tease and get the money
and the lap dances and, you, know yeah we can
go out. FOR lunch i can be seen, with you
but it's going to cost you this much as was also. Outside,
extracurriculary yeah. You Know and i'm not just, talking, prostitution,
No no i'm, just saying you want me to go
to this concert? With you this IS where i want.
To sit this is what. YOU know i want to
drink and you're gonna have it all set up for
me if you want to be seen, with me and,
you Know and I'm if i'm, Not dancing i'm losing four,
hundred dollars five hundred dollars. This night that better be
in my Pocket if i'm getting giving up a night of,
work stripping.
Speaker 1: So guys would actually pay for so they were legitimately
And not i'm going to say. An, ESCORT yeah i
don't mean sex Escort that i'm taking your a date
to you think.
Speaker 3: ESCORT escort i think you're getting lady, in night but
no escorts just to be SEEN with i knew a
guy that took a girl from the cat floor private
jet just to be seen with them for.
Speaker 1: The weekend was she?
Speaker 3: That attractive she was Attractive for rochester and he actually told,
HER you, i know you say you the hottest thing
in the cat and, she was she's Smoking a but
you're gonna you're gonna, Be around we're gonna be at
a party and you're not gonna BE.
Speaker 1: The.
Speaker 3: A material so what you're gonna hang with me and
we'll have the room and you know we're not gonna,
have sex but you want to go and have fun
time and drinks and. Be, respectful yeah, You KNOW and
i don't know what she. Got paid this was twenty
years ago and he. Private jetitor yeah, damn yeah who?
WAS this i can't Rich, Mad man well not, always rich.
Speaker 1: You know, sure, yeah, yep. Yep Yep, connection yeah.
Speaker 3: ABSOLUTELY sure I mean i have a friend Who knows
troy ac me and there's good friends. With him and
you said you can have my jet for, you know
sixteen thousand dollars to. Fly you that's what it costs
one Way for troy against jet and then of course
you gotta. Come back but he's getting paid thirty million,
A year Troy for monday night Football or sunday NIGHT
doing i. Don't, know, YEAH no i mean a ridiculous amount.
Of money but they needed to go from city to
city and interview and they're working throughout the whole week
and in, the stories and you know they have their time.
Speaker 1: Off TOO but i mean they are just.
Speaker 3: REGULAR people, i mean we put these padestals, are like oh,
my god they're. So awesome they're, so great but, they,
have yeah troubles in their life.
Speaker 1: As well, interesting though the idea like, asking girls how
why did you get? Into this or what?
Speaker 3: Is it and then them not really liking it. At first,
oh yeah? DO you i mean they don't know any job,
you do you're going to be apprehensive of. Certain things,
and sure going up there taking your clothes off a
manger is kind of a. Big one it's a, huge.
One right it's in next, TO like i don't know how.
To dance, there's nothing. Don't dance This isn't guys just
want to, See you they want to see. The show
smile and. Keep moving THAT'S why i told the, new
girls don't stand there like a tree in.
Speaker 1: The wind just.
Speaker 3: Keep moving you don't have to you don't have to
dancing with, the stars, you know. Just smile guys don't
want to hear. Your troubles they want to see. You
smiling guys who've got. Their troubles they're giving. You, money
yes make. Them, happy yeah, the uh.
Speaker 1: That's interesting the of course.
Speaker 3: You get the girls once they get the guy that's. Like,
them oh, you know, my son he's always bugging me
for his. New sneakers they, need this and, you know
if you could get a couple of, lap dances really helped.
Me out, then okay well let's go back that instead of,
YOU know i was working at an audition At the
strip Club, in CALIFORNIA and i was at the bar
waiting to talk to the managers and this girl, Comes,
up hey you want a couple of? Lap dances you
can touch? My, pussy, LIKE oh i just got, hired
here but.
Speaker 1: Thank, you.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's not.
Speaker 1: Gonna work it's that's the way to get. So transactional,
it's like, you know, oh YEAH LIKE i i it
feels cold and kind of gross in a way like
that you can touch my, like, right, okay no. Thank,
you right that's sort of. A turnoff well for not. For,
everybody right places are, OPEN now i think if you
went there and you're in, the moment but to have
someone come up to you and say a couple of,
Lap dances i'll let. You Blank and i'm not really
in it's. All sales pitch bill, that pitch. That's all.
That's all that's. The thing do You think i've always
heard this that the women are.
Speaker 3: And sexually abused in their?
Speaker 1: Young, LIFE well i don't know. About that if some, of, them,
right maybe but that's but they're sort of the victim
in this sort, of thing and that the idea of
a woman owned strip club where the where the girls
get like a sweat equity or something, in it so they're.
Part owners does that change they?
Speaker 3: Change them and all they want. More money they were
trying to unionize it down and kill for you that
went should Have, Been yeah and there's a lot of.
These women they can't work with. Anybody else they are
miserable four steven for whatever. The reason they're not working.
In office they're not gonna be. A nurse some of
them have turned into nurses now and. Moved, AWAY yeah
i have been real hearing. Ubering people. That's interesting we
get to talk, AND uh i don't know the? Classic
can't well have you all how long you've?
Speaker 6: Been?
Speaker 3: Ubering oh? FIVE years i used to bar ten in
years in. A day i used to be a STRIP.
Bar dj REALLY where i got the CLASSIC? HEAD dj
i know you do you know such? And such, i'm, like,
YEAH yeah i still keep in touch.
Speaker 1: With her what.
Speaker 3: She did she moved out, of town she, got remarried
she had. A, kid uh finding out a lot of
the girls and moved out. Of town maybe just get a.
Fresh start so they don't have to see any of.
Speaker 1: Their customers well, you, realize, yeah yeah, You're, embarrassed yeah a. Little,
BIT yeah i, do, remember Like and i've told this,
story before but there was an intern on a, morning
show the Soft rock morning show in the building that was. A.
Stripper stripper somebody found out she was a stripper while
she was in school and she watched she would show
up and, all this and so a bunch of a
bunch of tushebags, went down yeah and looked. At her
poor girl had to give him lap dances, and yeah it's.
So weird but she's doing in.
Speaker 3: His money and, it's, like yeah that was you got
the balls to go in, and hey we, work together
now give me. A laugh that's kind of a, controlling
fact of course.
Speaker 1: It, Is YES and i remember, THOSE guys.
Speaker 3: I said as, their lives so they can't get an
action on. The side they got to go in and
demean this. POOR girl, i mean she's there for. A reason,
make money. Make, money yeah the whole thing. Is business
now the money is. ALL gone i didn't know too
many strippers that owned their own houses or anything. Like,
that yeah they'd make five, hundred dollars they piss it
away on a new pair of whatever fashionable sunglasses, they
were and they still would rent and just and then you.
DO run i have run into a couple of them
from twenty, years ago and you know they're still working
their magic with. Some, clients really, you Know you're i'm
here WITH the i work at the golf course in the.
Cart girl he wants to take me, out tonight all,
the while all the while he's next, to, her drinking
trying to have, a conversation and she's on her phone
looking For the she's bored out of her fucking mind,
and uh, you know giving him, no respect but she's
out there, with him just.
Speaker 1: Like life is. So interesting it, really is like if
you really, watch things, you know people watch about, People
WATCH but, I mean i'm more interested in the psychology
of what makes, someone tick what makes you go? Uber,
Bell no, I'm sure, I'm SURE like i think, bartending
dude just talking and seeing the different people, Come through
and it's just interesting to Me because i'm always curious.
ABOUT people i don't care what, you do but why
do you? Do it and why what what works about it?
For you WHETHER like i have always been somewhat fascinated
by the swinger lifestyle because lot of People go monogamy is.
Not real it's not a. Real thing people can't really.
Do it there's no.
Speaker 3: Such, THING oh i don't, believe THAT and i.
Speaker 1: Don't EITHER and i THINK that. I go i still
think in those situations it can be somebody's not as
into it as the. Other, person right they're just, NOT
right i, don't think and they'll. GO along i want to.
Speaker 3: PLAY monopoly i want to. Play, TABOO yeah i.
Speaker 1: Play. TABOO yeah i want to, be like, all, right fine,
you know and it's it's strange and maybe in the moment,
it's hot and then.
Speaker 3: After, a While Well demi moore even wrote in her
book that Ash and christner wanted to have a threesome,
with her and she did it only because she thought
it was for him and it might strengthen, the relationship
which it did, IT right i mean he he had
a fantasy and he fulfilled IT and i. Don't know
and for that part of, her life she got a
lot of shit, about it and, you know the tabloids,
and everything and, you know it leaks out and then
she's in a hot Tub in mexico with a guy
that's younger than. Her daughters this IS when i was
in l a. Years ago, you know you it was
just ALWAYS on tv whatever channel you, you know a.
Little exer then now they HAVE. The, TMZ Yeah, tmz
yeah three mile radius or whatever, it is three. Mile
zone what's the three? Mile ZONE THAT'S tzm tmz have
three mile Zone. Of hollywood.
Speaker 1: WHATEVER'S happened i didn't KNOW what tmz, stood for, YOU
know I never i never even thought. Of it i'm here,
for you, but, yeah hey if you say, It, right
yeah you sound like. YOUR Grandpa, tzm oh now you're putting.
Speaker 3: Me, Down, MAN yes.
Speaker 1: Tmz. With love, it's fine it's man. With love. That's
interesting the whole thing with with the women and then
even the Women own, you're, like no it's just not
gonna do that because these are people that are kind
of just in. The moment they're living for. Right. Now,
yeah yeah there's, no plan there's. No. Anything yeah that's
INTERESTING BECAUSE i i think a lot, of times you
know whatever it is that you got to look at
yourself and you got to go kind of deep, and
go WHY do i? Believe this what HAPPENED that i
believe this. About me i'm not good enough to do
THAT or i can't. Do that where did that? Come
from who? Told you somewhere along the line in your
life that you became? A thought you thought over and
over and over till it was a belief that this
is what. It IS and I don't i think when you,
uncover that you've found find a lot. Of problems you
can solve a lot of problems.
Speaker 3: FOR yourself i would like to talk to, some dancers
and NONE that. I know i wouldn't want to. Do
this but, you know you go into a new job
and you, Have resume yeah you have not you?
Speaker 1: You have you haven't worked in the past? Twelve YEARS well? I, have, yes,
right right? Right right you don't want to put on
there that.
Speaker 3: You're right you're a stripper for. Twelve years you're gonna
shorthand You, Know microsoft i'm good.
Speaker 1: At, shorthand yeah.
Speaker 3: How are you filling? Out resumes and and what are?
YOU doing i, Don't know so not to say any
job anywhere you're making money is to me. Good, enough
yeah good work ethics, Somehow, somewhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right we'll take. A moment and by, the
way there are, strip clubs like the higher end strip
CLUBS where i think these women really work, on themselves wouldn't, you, say,
like no you don't. THINK so i don't.
Speaker 3: Think so, going.
Speaker 1: Yeah like, i'm, thinking uh A few scores. Or something
i've never been To. A scores i think that's the
One In New york CITY that i, hear about and
then maybe franchise throughout. The country i'm. Not sure But, Spearmitt,
ryano no they're.
Speaker 3: NOT urky i shouldn't. SAY that a couple of. THEM
are i have seen some really. Built, bodies yeah, BUT
no i DON'T hear i didn't hear. Back then maybe.
Speaker 1: IT'S changed i, don't know, you know all of, a
sudden just, like athletes, you know their their. Diets changed
they got to. Workout routine, HEY listen i gotta be,
IN bed i gotta get. Up up but not, having
it not, HAVING.
Speaker 3: No i think we Should call maybe we could get
some Strippers from buffalo in here and have a.
Speaker 1: An, interview, Yeah yeah i'll work. On, that, YEAH yeah
i would work.
Speaker 3: ON ros a friend of mine Goes to pharaohs and
he Posted on facebook and so he knows a few.
Speaker 1: Of, them Yeah and. I'm, sure well they don't even
need to. Come here we could just get. Them on
oh we want to. See him we got to, this table.
Can hold we're gonna put the poll up and uh
we're gonna we're gonna make.
Speaker 3: It rain rochester draining already, and uh, you know bring some,
outfits changing just come on.
Speaker 1: The computer i'm not interested in. A lot i want
to hear. THE stories i want to talk. TO you
i want to face. To. Face baby may we get a?
Lap dance what's? Your TECHNIQUE and i can do my?
Lap dance? Show mine you got a? Great, one yeah
you know it? All right well take, a moment close
it out right after this feeling, stressed anxious like something's
just off but you can't quite put your finger. On
it here not alone in our, shifting world more and
more of us are carrying, unseen stress, stuck energy and
emotional weight that's dragging. Us down but what if you
could let all? That go meet My Friend, shila tilic,
a compassionate dedicated energy healer who's helped countless people align,
their energy, release stress and embrace their highest potential with
her unique energy. Healing methods she llagently guides you to
address the issues in, your tissues uncovering emotional blocks and
stored energy that may be hiding deep within, your body
even at the CELLULAR and. Dna level imagine, feeling lighter,
more balanced and truly. At peace i've experienced she is,
healing myself and let me tell you, it's powerful. Life
changing if you're ready to shift out of anxiety and,
Into Alignment sheila tilic is the guide you've been. Searching
for visit shilatilic dot com to and take the first
step towards your, most aligned, empowered self because your energy
matters and it's time. To Thrive sheila tillick. Dot Com
the Cobblestone chop drop. Is back are you familiar with cobblestones?
Chop drop this is where they take a pork chop
and they prepare it in some, really unique. Fantastic way
this time it's a grilled pork chop glazed in a rich,
bourbon sauce served over steamed cabbage and. Lionaised, potatoes yep
it's as amazing as, it sounds and you're gonna find
it Only at Cobblestone on maine one On Nine West
main street in the Village, of webster your go to spot, for,
lunch dinner unforgettable, nights out whether you're catching up with
friends at their, upscale bar siping seasonal, craft cocktails or
planning the perfect. Date night cobblestone's got. You Covered the Cobblestone.
Chop drop you don't want to miss. This one one
On Nine West main street in the Village. Of Webster
it's Cobblestone. On maine we go to.
Speaker 3: Tnt to this.
Speaker 1: Is a ring getting You? Down bill do you even
know who? This? IS no. I don't it's gotta be
the stones for You where i'm just showing you the
range of. The, rollers, Okay, good yeah THAT'S when i. Was,
Helping hey i'm gonna show you. The rage just a
big chi cat the girl sort of like, a ballad right. Sort,
Of yeah and then they're one of my all. Time
favorites this is the ONE that i really fell in.
Love with this song here From The. Rolling SUNS so
i get it to, come up put. That in, let's
see this is. The song for, whatever reason. THAT song
i hear the opening line to that SONG and i
am pounding the steering wheel and it's it's. At it
it's like shattering. THE windows i.
Speaker 3: Think for me it was dirty des and that Was
a scout love that think we would say dirty dishes
done it because you were IN a kp and it
would rotate for the Weekend.
Speaker 1: On scout You.
Speaker 3: Didn't, Scouts yeah tube thirty nine Out Of.
Speaker 1: Baptist church are you a? Wee blow at one point
right In, THE scouts.
Speaker 3: I was one of the original three they wanted. TO
do I think i had.
Speaker 1: A flyer they got to just skip. We, blows yeah
well You did scouts? For. Real, YEAH yeah i think scouting.
IS uh i think it's an. IMPORTANT thing i. REALLY
do i know it. SOUNDS weird. I didn't i didn't
fully enjoy IT when i was, In it BUT uh
i learned a lot of good.
Speaker 3: Things, done yeah there's still a sponge at. That time
sure you, are, learning YEAH which? I?
Speaker 1: Use yeah how many people.
Speaker 3: A couple of half inches a square knot all?
Speaker 1: These THINGS and i think that's. Very important we had
a we had a list of.
Speaker 3: FIFTY things i, remember this and you had to put
them in the order which you thought. Was important it
was from firearm to water to matches to PANCHO and.
Speaker 1: I wish i.
Speaker 3: Had it but the number one thing that nobody had
was the number one thing you want if you're lost is,
a mirror because you can reflect.
Speaker 1: The light and do.
Speaker 3: So os so you could if the world was completely
flat and you were on one pole on the other
and you reflected, the light you could. See it so if,
you're lost it's the most. Important thing and that time
it was. A, mirror yeah AND doing i learned. Sos later,
but yeah you. Can flash so if you're, you know
in the wood or even in, the ocean.
Speaker 1: You, can yeah well the Mirror thing i've seen on
the ocean. IN movies I never i did not. Know,
THAT yeah i did not know all kinds.
Speaker 3: Of, things, well yeah that's you would think a gun
for protection or maybe to get meat or something like
that matches for. A fire, but, yeah YEAH because i
think even with a mirror you can reflect.
Speaker 1: The light, oh yeah you can get. A fire we
used to take magnifying glass AND.
Speaker 3: As i, Don't know stevie wonder saw that would.
Speaker 1: Come BACK but. I didn't i'm. NOT sure i think
my dad told us he. Did, it YEAH and i
think we. TRIED it i Didn't like i'm. A pussy
i don't like. HURTING things i don't, like HURTING and
i don't think there's marching along trying. TO work i,
you know you almost looked at it an ant and,
you go you want to talk about? Work ethic oh,
MY gosh i mean destroying right anything you got carbon or,
ants especially. IT'S terrible i get.
Speaker 3: Cut up, and uh it used To be saturday mornings
To The discovery Channel With animal planet and it's just
amazing to me everything in. This world sure now it's on,
your phone, my PHONE and i actually liked a page,
and uh.
Speaker 1: JUST ants.
Speaker 3: I know it sounds so if you put all the
ants together is all the people in, the world the
ants would weigh more than how many. Of them the
only reason they don't take over the world.
Speaker 1: Is because of.
Speaker 3: Their size but we don't need Them to we don't
need them.
Speaker 1: To know but the red ants, that bite. Yeah everything
garner ants, are nasty. Nasty motherfuckers they get. In there
it can do a lot. Of damage they're pretty they're pretty.
Speaker 3: Good governors and their antennas and the worker bees. Worker
ants do you see a truck that went over you
said you. Mentioned bees there's a truck a semi that was.
Speaker 1: CARRYING bees i got a semi, right now it flips
on its side and an HOUR later i think this
weekend somewhere in this country that they're trying to. Get, buzzed,
yes seriously there's two hundred and fifty thousand bees that,
Got out i'm, pretty sure and they're trying to get.
Them back there is this. THIS week i just saw the.
Story today let me SEE if i can. Find it,
but yeah but just to let, you, know like because,
you're right bees. Worker bees we used to make fun
of My Friend.
Speaker 3: Roy sisman well you remember years ago when they said
cell phones were gonna hurt the bee population because of
the the. Sound waves bees wouldn't be able to connect.
Each other and, everybody's, like whoa what's? That, here well
if they can't get, the, polinate yeah then things aren't,
gonna grow and then that's gonna affect.
Speaker 1: Out here. It is two hundred and fifty million bees
escape after semi truck overturns. And crashes don't go anywhere,
near them, All right Let's see, Washington state State, of
washington two hundred and fifty million fucking bees to out
of honey. Mooney man this dude if you're driving, that thing,
you're like. Oh, shit well because it doesn't look like
another car. Hit it it looks like maybe the guy
was going too fast for. The road it looks like
sort of, a country rural road in the State. Of washington,
you know We, think seattle but there's the state's. Pretty big,
oh yeah, you, know, no no. Be alert roughly two
hundred and fifty million bees escaped into the wild when
a commercial semi truck rolled Over In, washington state prompting
officials to warn locals to stay away from. The area
the truck was hauling seventy thousand pounds of honey bee
hives when it turn overturned in a rural Part Of
wackcom county just North of seattle Near the. Canadian. Border
friday That's. Fucking canadians It cares friday four.
Speaker 3: Four, am yeah when they're sleeping.
Speaker 1: Four am and. He goes no one could have predicted
two hundred and fifty million bees would be loose on. The,
road well you'd Have The walkham county sheriffs, out there
they got.
Speaker 3: BEE suits i would think they uh try to find,
the queen, because yeah they all, follow them but to
find a queen out of two hundred and fifty million
or whatever.
Speaker 1: Number was we're literally grabbing a, bee box then grabbing
the frames that contain, the honey, the bees and, the
brood putting them back in the box and restacking them.
On pallets hopefully have some survival rate to work. With, here,
wow yeah they had to. GET bee, i mean, oh,
god damn. That's terrible two hundred and fifty. Million bees.
Let's see hang. On this this is the news report
on two hundred and fifty. Million bees you? Got? IT yeah.
I do i have a the news report here of
the two hundred and fifty. Million bees this.
Speaker 7: Is crazy bees are on the loose right now after
a semi truck Crash In, walkham County the sheriff's office
posting photos from the scene on Northwest.
Speaker 1: Of linden Near the.
Speaker 7: CANADIAN border a social media post says that truck was
carrying as many as tw two hundred and fifty. Million bees,
Right Now Wine camp road is Closed From west Badger
To Loomis. Trail road people are urged to avoid.
Speaker 1: The area You Got, west badger you know? Your? World
yeah where?
Speaker 3: You Live Number deer valley Forty three deer valley that,
you know like all fifty. Million.
Speaker 1: Bees, Wow yeah so to, your point animal plant it whatever. You,
watch yes it's, a good. Very interesting I'M sorry i didn't.
Mean to some people, might, go hey that's a. Little boring,
it is but take some work ethic from the.
Speaker 3: Beach in the world, you're well It's Not star wars
where it's. MAKE believe, i mean people are living in
the areas and, there's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: FUCKED up i mean years ago they Said in denver
they were building too far into the woods and you're
gonna have mountain lions and ship oh yeah in, your backyard,
sure enough and be careful because they're gonna want To
eat you got, two legs the rams? Got. Four yeah,
OH yeah i gotta make a decision on. What's, dinner
yeah he's coming after.
Speaker 1: The. Rams uh the.
Speaker 3: Same with, the rainforest remember? Bear, RAINFOREST yeah i mean
is that still? Going on are we still just? Demolishing?
Speaker 1: THAT yeah i got my, Own. Life doug, you know
my big thing, WAS going i, don't know the.
Speaker 3: Black bears what were saying about black?
Speaker 1: Bear bears why are you going to? Be? Racism huh
why are you going to be that brais. There bears
they're brais, there, bears bears. BLACK bear i didn't, NAME
NO i I just i remember they don't call them.
White bears their. Polar bears seeing them, in uh. Seeing
grizzlies and it's. Always fun LIKE when i was, a
kid you DIDN'T see i saw a moose up Close
at yellowstone and bison and, all THAT but i don't
remember seeing too. Many bear when Were you Yellowstone, with
yeah IT was i Was exactly. Jamison's. Age yeah And
the redwoods, Never, men no never been out To the.
Redwood Forest but yellowstone was. Really cool but it's always
you'll always see the story about. The guys they. Tell
you they give you these things that say and And
Maybe i'm i'm WRONG because i, SAW something uh. Don't,
see no but it stay away from the buffalo because
They can they weigh two pounds and can run up
to thirty miles. AN hour i THINK they i just.
Read something this is they can run up to forty miles.
An hour who gives a shit human beings at. Top
speed the fastest people in the world are somewhere over
twenty miles. AN hour i don't Think they're and this is.
Sustained distance you KNOW what. I, mean.
Speaker 3: Well, they said if you ever get it tagged by
a bear, or whatever you, go no you. Keep, running
yeah and you kind of zig zag because they will lose.
Speaker 1: Right like focus. On you they can.
Speaker 3: That focus they will run out of steam. Before, you
okay you could run. A marathon. They're gonna they're gonna
because they're, so big they can run faster, than you
but they can't run for. Long endurance but you'll.
Speaker 1: See these Idiots. At yellowstone they get out of their
car and, they, puss hey get a picture with me
and sell yogi. Selfie here and then there's a video
you can go on and you see a family and
there's like a, little girl a seven year, old girl
and she uh is like the whole family starts running
and she gets flipped up in the air by. A,
buffalo yeah you, would think where the fuck are your
brains to, grab her tuck her under your arm and fucking.
Go right why let out her car unless it, wasn't
her not. HER family i, don't know because it, doesn't
really but you just see it and she. Goes up
and you will see people get gored, every year, every year,
without fail and they hand you you know what, That
Is bill thinning Of. THE herd i was, gonna, Say, yeah,
starwinism right it's.
Speaker 3: Like That Movie, grizzly man the guy that just went
out in the wild and thought he was gonna he's
gonna document all the grizzlies and become friends. With him,
he did and, he did and then they had a.
Midnight snack they knew where his campground was and it's. On,
tape yeah they won't release it though his family won't.
Release it him dying. No, ship yeah it's on. Its
recorder he slept with the recorder every night and it
was either left down. Or whatever but he's dying in
the in. This recorder but they will not. Release him
they had a documentary movie, about it, AND uh i
think the end they wanted the footage or the sound of,
him dying and, they, said no that's that's. Too.
Speaker 1: MUCH yeah i don't know if i'd want to.
Speaker 3: HEAR that, i mean even, killer whales a SeaWorld. Or
whatever they turned On, their.
Speaker 1: No, the greatest the, greatest turn the. Greatest turn, Come
on oh uh want to do this magic trick? Right
now okay we. Have, delned.
Speaker 3: Okay when you're the. Twist bades, hold on he'd be fine.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 6: YOU were.
Speaker 3: I Was in california. THAT type i actually did a
top ten list and send it to.
Speaker 1: MY buddy i DON'T think i have.
Speaker 3: It Anymore But dice clay joked. About it, he goes
people aren't going to see. The magic people are going to,
be like you think this is a night you think it's, Gonna,
happen tony what do you think it's got to happen
one of? These nights and then they. Did it my
parents came to. Visit me we actually went To the
Sigafre And Roy. Animal, show sure it's the same show,
every night but there. THERE'S zoo i mean there you
could just tell they're all.
Speaker 1: Drugged up the.
Speaker 3: Animals, ARE yeah, i mean you're not hanging around with
white lions and this all day without who's all?
Speaker 1: Drugged, Up wait Sigfree and roy are drugg. The animals
the animals are. Drugged, Up well Sigfreed and roy they
had a lot of plastic surgery, To think oh, my
god they met in a cruise ship.
Speaker 6: Doing magic oh, they, did yeah and they uh yeah
because they were about to, uh yeah not just, Animal lovers,
come on you gotta.
Speaker 3: HAVE something i want the moose in.
Speaker 1: MY house i want the.
Speaker 3: White lion and of course. THEY didn't i can't give.
Speaker 1: You moose but how about? Moose knuckle no. Moose.
Speaker 3: Knuckle uh and they didn't have the they didn't have
the tiger uh destroyed either because they said it wasn't.
Speaker 1: His fault it wasn't. His fault it was just an
animal doing what an animal does. By nature, and uh
it is Funny.
Speaker 3: Like trozag wore Off the, tiger's, like hey for five
hundred people want to see a, real show here.
Speaker 1: We go why you know? That's interesting did they ever
did they ever do anything where they talk to people from?
The audience is there a documentary? On That because I'M
sure I think tmz had was around, for that but
it Was In. Las, VEGAS no, i UNDERSTAND but i
don't see the three. Mile, Zone look fairport GOT, on,
tmz right you KNOW what. I mean anybody can GET
on tmz now they're. A brand THAT'S why i didn't
know it was the Three. Miles oe but that's interesting
that but, So yeah i'm pretty sure that of, them died, right, yeah,
Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Now it's Just. SIGED roy i.
Speaker 1: DON'T know i don't. KNOW either.
Speaker 3: I saw the when they used to have The e biography. Or, life,
yes Yeah they gingerlyna.
Speaker 1: On there they did A whole they did a. Whole
thing gingerlyne was a very famous, porn STAR which i
Don't believe jingerlyne had. Fake anything would that be fair? To?
Say yes. She, didn't yeah everything was natural In, hung yeah.
Speaker 3: She was a girl next door and her, uh yeah
and She Was charlie sheen for a, long time. Go
figure and she even, said that, you know he went
in her to do this wacky ship and dress up
and you know what. She did and she said that
very few men could keep up with her with the
cocaine and. The partying and There Was. Charlie, sheen yeah
you know some people known for some people to just.
Speaker 1: Built different yeah you KNOW what i, mean.
Speaker 3: Again you build, up different you. Keep.
Speaker 1: GOING yeah i hated that whole thing with, THE winning i.
HATED it i hated it because and EVERYBODY'S making t
shirts and SHIP and, i go what are we? Doing
here we're enabling a guy who could potentially die at
any one of these. Fucking shows that's what you, WANT
well i understood waiting for him, to remember, like yeah it,
was Winning and, I'M like i why are we? Doing
this we're enabling a guy who could potentially. Kill himself
if there was anybody's, family member you wouldn't want this.
Speaker 3: AND everybody i remember an interview with people brother and
father saying this.
Speaker 1: Isn't, fun no he's kind, of sick. Fucking office we're
not going to. Kill himself, kill himself, you know we, Don't,
want no Shouldn't be his teeth are all VENEERS because
i think like the teeth were rotting out of. His
head he. Crack cocaine it was all this shit and
we all.
Speaker 3: Getting a million dollars a show for two and a,
half men and, he finally, you know, they're like look.
The guymore he was showing. Up late you know, your
lines you're.
Speaker 1: Fucked up the show's. Doing Great charlie Sheen And heather
locklear were two people in the eighties. And Nineties spin
city took Over FROM. Michael j fix who could, save
shows like you KNOW what, i mean, save shows you,
Could Say. Ashton kutcher they went a little bitch. As
sucks they went a little bit with two and a
half Men after charlie left. With him it. Wasn't bad,
it's DIFFERENT but.
Speaker 3: I Was actually charlie was amazing paramount and had lunch
on the set with associate producer For a knight Of
the cat that he thought was a good script and
wanted to try to help out and never. Went ANYWHERE
but i ran into him one night, and like what's?
Going on and he, GOES on i just came from
a butterfly Effect With, ashen kusher which just keeps proving
to me this guy cannot star in.
Speaker 1: A movie he just he's not, a. Draw right.
Speaker 3: He had the seventies show where his young kid and worked,
on there but being a, mainstream, actor.
Speaker 1: No he was an. Ensemble cast, yeah, guy yeah a,
nice kid. You. Know sure he definitely does a lot
of nice charity work and stuff and.
Speaker 3: As most of them do that, meaning.
Speaker 1: Yes celebrities he the hidden camera show that he had for,
A While punk punked was, you, know interesting.
Speaker 3: It was it.
Speaker 1: Was good it was aimed, at kids at a, younger audience.
Speaker 3: And he get punked once and was crying like a.
Speaker 1: LITTLE girl i, don't, know yeah they, probably did but
The but charlie was AND that i gotta, Tell, you
like during that, WHOLE time i remember people buying the
winning shirts and, all This and, I'M, like i probably
myself and not the greatest state said, to somebody that's
the dumbest fucking thing you. Can do all you're doing.
Is ENABLING and i think who was the sports announcer
who became like A tabloid Tv entertainment tonight guy and
then he had his own alcohol thing where he made
these no he made these phone calls and he's like.
Saying this it's like there's all these voicemails out there.
For him, god damn what is? His name and he
did an Interview With charlie sheen and then afterwards he
was a guy who wound up going to rehab and,
HE'S like i should have never done that Because and, i'm,
LIKE yeah i FELT like i was one of the
only people in my friend groups or radio shit whatever
that was like this, is bad this is not a,
good thing and we're making remember and the guy if
it Wasn't For jeff ross who came out and helped
him and saved a lot of these, comedy shows they.
Were awful people were walking out midway through, YOU know
I think i THINK some i Thought in detroit or
somewhere they wound up giving money back because there was.
Nothing there but he went on this tour and, somebody, goes,
yeah great let's book. The theaters let's go because all
they saw were dollars on it and it wasn't about
really human it wasn't the.
Speaker 3: Human being and now HE'S got Aids or type two,
probably yeah, private, show yeah.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 3: Private parties you had a lock in your. Cell phone
and then he was paying people hush money because he
did have a disease and didn't want to get. It
out whoever he was. Sleeping with and, you know he
stold his father's CREDIT card i think at fourteen, and
fifteen and rented a hooker to come over.
Speaker 1: The house and that's how it. Started, OUT sorry i
shouldn't laugh. At, that YEAH but i.
Speaker 3: Tried that with my dance. Credit card got to decline
three times good, and Uh, mister phelps you know you're in.
An overdraft there's, all, Right man i'm just a.
Speaker 1: Center over.
Speaker 3: I'm.
Speaker 1: HANGING uh i gotta find this. Guy's name but the
fun WHY can't i come up with it in?
Speaker 6: My.
Speaker 1: Head paddle'brien, oh yes and he was a sports. Guy
too he did, play by he did entertainment tonight. And
paddle'brien the paddle'brien, phone calls they. WERE priceless i don't.
Remember those oh he was hitting on, some yeah The
paddle brian drunken, phone calls and he had drunken voicemails
that he uh that. HE left i think, after that,
like everybody, the conan everybody got a hold of these
and just they, went everywhere the. Paddle'brian tapes i'm trying
to SEE if i can just find a clean version
of just pat but they were the drunken phone calls
back in five and then let me just see if
this is, It here let's SEE if i want to?
Fuck you you're saying it to like some WOMAN who.
I think i think he was in a city to
do like. A game.
Speaker 3: So he was a sports and artist and went to
entertainment tonight and back, to sports back to sports and
then Voice.
Speaker 1: You i'm going to eat you? Fuck you who was
was he sending this to somebody POPULAR or i don't
remember who, it was but she released All of, oh,
GOD yeah i thought there was one where, HE said
i want you. TO run i want my girlfriend to
eat you if.
Speaker 3: You want if you're happy with, Your message class.
Speaker 1: One's so JEALOUS and i want to.
Speaker 3: Your kids, but yeh being the fan and your.
Speaker 2: Answer her now this is twenty, years ago twenty, years ago.
Lives forever watch where you? Do right yes today absolutely
make you come so?
Speaker 1: Much Great why i'm?
Speaker 3: Like THIS but i don't Know why i'm. Like this
sometimes you just want to.
Speaker 1: TALK dirty, i, Guess yeah but at seven twenty eight On,
a sunday that's a. Weird time, Hey Man no Monday?
My sunday do You dare Monday? My sunday, oh god
THAT was i forgot all. About it Padd O'Brien and
padd O'Brien was the one guy who stood up After
Having charlie sheen on because he wound up doing A
syndicated uh sports radio show where he was part of
an ensemble that they were trying, to syndicate and he
They had, charlie on and he's doing all. This winning.
I'm winning i'm. Tiger, blood yeah and he and And
then pat, AFTERWARDS goes I wish i had never, done
that having had an. Addiction myself weren't. Just enabling, i'm,
like finally fucking someone's making some truth after.
Speaker 3: THE fact, i mean some people just like to go
to the circus and. Watch, IT no i, get it,
YOU know i. Get it it's, it's sick.
Speaker 1: Get it but it was, JUST like, I Mean.
Speaker 3: Bill bird talks about THE w nba and their ratings.
Are ship but if you Go To Orange, county, housewives
yeah or any of This Ship, Atlanta's, housewife yeah they want.
Speaker 1: The drama.
Speaker 3: You know, he's, like women we gave you the. Sports
league you want everything equal and you're not even. Watching
it they don't know shit because they're not going to
be they don't. Playing basketball but the girl that doesn't
get her nails done for the wedding and freaking the,
fuck out they can relate to that and. Live there,
of course it's a little.
Speaker 1: More relatable that's exactly what. It is doug right back
from AN ac dc buddy a. Guardian's game, That's RIGHT
he's tnt and always. Bringing It dougie Fresh For, Dougie
Fresh I'm bill Moran for pattle O'Brien and his sexual harassment.
Fall calls they kept the Sexual harassment scoreboard to they had.
Like seven you are so fucking hots in, That Call,
bill murran will see. You tomorrow, the state, you see
they were, looking borrowed kind of Like with tennessee