Speaker 1: Hi, this is Bobby Brown and welcome to another fucking podcast.
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Come along, come along, And ladies and gentlemen, speaking of
coming along, you know him from Adam Carolla Show, you
know him from the Water Cooler, you know him from
The Smoking Kills, and we just sold the CD.
Speaker 5: Congratulations us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, ladies and gentlemen. Mike Dawson.
Speaker 5: How you doing, buddy, I'm great man. You know me.
Speaker 6: I'm just a coattails guy, and I'm happy to be
on yours these days.
Speaker 2: You know, I ride my coat tails is I can?
I wouldn't ride mine. It's not going to get you
very far.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know it?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: I think I think it was Dusty Hill that said,
well if you look sharp.
Speaker 5: You be sharp.
Speaker 3: Well there's that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it really has nothing. That was a nice non sequitur. Yeah, yeah,
that's why I'm here. Every girl crazy about a well
hung man.
Speaker 5: It's true.
Speaker 6: That was the original song they were working out. It was,
and then Billy Zyke Billy Zyke. Actually, maybe Frank Beard
was the voice of reason in that. I just love
how the one guy in zzy Top without a beard
is named Frank Beard.
Speaker 5: How did these guys find each other?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's why I believe in God or the.
Speaker 3: Volume on that mic? Can you drop it down just
a couple of counters?
Speaker 5: No? Absolutely not? How's that much better? Okay? Cool?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Much better? Much better? I love your overpowering voice. Yes, yes, yes,
but but yeah, how are you?
Speaker 5: How?
Speaker 3: How was the week?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 3: I was? How was the Dawson week. You know, you
don't really is what it is.
Speaker 5: It's been a busy week.
Speaker 6: I have one, two, three, four, four jobs five if
you count stand up comedy now and all of them
had me busy all week long. Well that's good, and
I'm going to San Diego this weekend to do comedy shows.
That you are and so I had to work really
fast and really long hours to get everything done at
a high quality level. And I thank god I'm capable,
because otherwise I'd probably still be working.
Speaker 5: But I am exhausted, but I'm happy to be here.
What else. My puppy, Mitch.
Speaker 4: Is just.
Speaker 6: Man, It's it's tough right now. He is, uh, just
laying at my feet. If you're watching the video of this,
I'll give you a quick glimpse of the boy.
Speaker 3: Ah. He loves you.
Speaker 6: So he's uh, he's around, he's enjoying life. My arms
look like I'm a heroin addict who doesn't know how
to shoot.
Speaker 5: But I am happy with this dog. He's not he's not.
Speaker 6: Pissing in the house as much, and he hasn't shot
in the house in about a week.
Speaker 5: So I'm very proud of the boy. Good.
Speaker 2: You know, they learn, they learn he's a puppy. He's
gonna have accidents. Accidents happen, you know. Yeah, but you know.
Speaker 6: He is now ten weeks old. He's now ten weeks old,
and in a couple more weeks he'll be fully melded
to me. But as you could see with that little
foot headshot.
Speaker 5: Uh, this is my dog, bro. He loves me. That
makes me very happy.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait to meet him. Yeah, I'm very well
excited about that.
Speaker 2: You have a comedy show coming up this weekend in
San Diego.
Speaker 5: Yeah, doing.
Speaker 6: Dune Time at National Lampoon, Yellow Door in the Gas lamp.
I did a show there before, and the booker liked
me and he was a nice guy, and I said,
you know, he gave me a day's notice. Hey man,
can you come down to San Diego tomorrow night and
do a sad I'm like, yeah, whatever, So I go down.
Speaker 5: I call my friends.
Speaker 6: Nobody could make it because it's all short notice and
they're all, you know, married, married up with kids and shit.
And I told him, you know, with a little more time,
let me.
Speaker 5: Know, I can get some people out there. And they did.
Speaker 6: They basically gave me the night. I didn't expect this.
I just wanted a booking. You know, They're like, here's
the night.
Speaker 5: They gave me a Friday night at the club.
Speaker 6: I got to put all the comedians together and I
got a bunch of great ones coming out.
Speaker 5: But uh, you know.
Speaker 6: It's called Mike Dawson and Friends. And you know I'm
a narcissist, but my narcissism doesn't.
Speaker 5: Roll that way. You know.
Speaker 6: I like to think much of myself without the presenting rights.
I don't need. I don't need presenting for my level
of self love.
Speaker 5: Sponsored by I could sponsor it right right.
Speaker 3: But it's nice to have your name on something.
Speaker 5: I guess it really is.
Speaker 2: It's like, dude, this is my show, Yeah, my show,
and I get it.
Speaker 5: You're not.
Speaker 2: I mean I am, obviously, but you're you're not. We
all kind of are if we're talking into a microphone,
if we get on stage, playing or talking. There is
a part of narcissism there.
Speaker 5: Hey yeah, yeah, that's that's so.
Speaker 3: It's in there. It's in the bloodline.
Speaker 2: But it's something to be proud of to have your
name on something.
Speaker 3: It's your show. You should be proud of that.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, it's just the heat man. I mean,
you know, but it turns out we're selling good tickets.
I got a ton of my friends from UCSB coming out,
some friends from high school making it out, all my
old radio friends in San Diego, so I did radio
there for two years.
Speaker 5: So I think I think we're looking.
Speaker 6: At like over thirty tickets sold right now, which is fantastic.
Speaker 3: But wouldn't it be great to be at a point
where you didn't have to worry about drawing your friends.
Speaker 5: To a show totally totally one day, some day. One day.
Speaker 3: We'll get there. Yeah, we'll get there. Is there anything
that we can announce?
Speaker 6: Actually, there is something we can announce. Something's in the
works right now. It's a brand new music festival venture
who in the East Bay area in California and a
little town called Conquered, California. We're putting together a little
thing called Folk in the Garden, the Conquered Folk Festival.
And it's interesting because the stage faces the old naval
weapons station, so we're going to be singing songs to bombs.
They've cleared all the nuclear shit out of there, but
there used to be you know, this where all the
bunkers were, This where all the bombs were kept, so
that's kind of cool. But that means we can also
be extremely loud. Oh that's a big amplified sound. But
it's going to be a stellar all star lineup, and
I decided that what I'm going to do when announcing
this lineup. By the way, it's May thirtieth, we got
four months to figure it out. But when I make
the concert bill for this new festival, I'm just going
to put the list of names of all the musicians
who will be playing in.
Speaker 5: Bands at this festival.
Speaker 6: I'm not listing the bands, okay, and so names like
Ted Russell, camp Rain and Bosio, Jonathan McEwan, Oh Wow,
Dan Wistromne, is He Presley, Mike Dawson because we will
be playing with the Smoke and Kills, and then several
iterations of that band are going to reappear with different
frontmen and the headliner. Jonathan McEwan first played the Grand
Old Opry when he was seven years old. I believe
he's a virtuoso on anything with strings and keys. He
has a nine part falsetto his dad is a family
founding member of the Nitty Gritty Dirt band John.
Speaker 5: McKinnon banjo player.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And so Jonathan and I have been friends for
a good thirty years now, and he does It's like
he's like a CIA asset or something. Dude, Jonathan just disappears.
You have those friends?
Speaker 4: Is?
Speaker 5: Do you have any friends who just.
Speaker 6: Disappear for years and then all of a sudden one
day they call you and like, hey, how's it going,
And it's like you just pick up like nothing's nothing's lost?
Speaker 5: Okay, no good back in town? What's going on? Yeah?
You know, you know.
Speaker 2: And it's so weird, Dawson, that life moves so fast,
that happens more than you realize, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And then all of a.
Speaker 2: Sudden you'll pop up in a town and wait, hey,
what are you doing in town? Why you're in this town?
Speaker 3: Have a beer?
Speaker 5: So we don't, Yeah, we don't, and you don't. You
don't look back at at time lost. You look forward
to time you have now, Oh my god, all right,
you're back in my life. Let's go.
Speaker 6: And so, you know, I've been working on trying to
piece together this music festival for a while. Because we
did it. I helped my friend who originally started a
East Bay punk rock festival called Punk in the Garden
and it's in the same place Naval weapons station backside
of this community garden. We built a stage and we
had you know, East Bay punk rock is some of
the most hardcore punk rock out there, and and I
forgot where I was going with this, But when he
started doing it, I was like, you know what, dude,
you want to make the neighbors happy instead of pissing
off and alienated this suburban community in the East Bay area.
Speaker 5: Throw a chick with an acoustic guitar out there. You know.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, bring weed.
Speaker 6: That's that's that's what you get with admission. Yeah, Joint
on the way.
Speaker 3: In, Joint on the way in. That's very very interesting.
Speaker 2: Now, Dawson, we heard the ten bells salute at the
top of the show, which we do every time that
somebody of stature passes that would be relevant to this show.
And I probably wouldn't have done it had I not
had uh.
Speaker 3: You as part of the show.
Speaker 2: But because you are here and you are a deadhead
so to speak, so to speak, so to.
Speaker 5: Speak, more of a posier. But I can't.
Speaker 6: Really call myself a deadhead because I've only seen the dead.
Speaker 5: I've never seen the grateful.
Speaker 3: Dead, gotcha.
Speaker 2: It was was so Bob we are of course passed.
I saw I saw a photo collage of Bob in
his younger years. He was rocking the two short shorts.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, And.
Speaker 2: As he got older, the jorts got longer, and I
think the last picture there onnerneath his knees. But they were,
you know, they they were as short as mine, if
not shorter, and they just progressively got longer.
Speaker 6: Well, the jeorts grow as the year's wane. I believe
Oscar Wilde.
Speaker 3: Said that, but mine gets shorter.
Speaker 6: Oh well, maybe you're doing it backwards, maybe you're doing
it the Hunter S.
Speaker 5: Thompson way, But yeah, why not. You have some very
good views on georts, show off the goods. Well, let
me say this.
Speaker 6: Let me say this regarding Bob Weir and his jeorts.
Speaker 5: He's a trendsetter now for years, and I know I'm
not the only one to say this, but around.
Speaker 6: The holidays, for years, I've always told certain people, Hey,
Jerry Christmas and happy Bob wear, And now both ends
of that are not with us. When Jerry Garcia died,
I was at UCSB and they were playing a show
in Vegas, and all my friends are like, dude, let's go,
let's go going to Vegas to see.
Speaker 5: The Grateful Dead.
Speaker 6: Come with like, yeah, i'll catch him next time.
Speaker 5: Famous last words.
Speaker 6: So I missed The Grateful Dead by about three weeks.
Speaker 5: And then I went to a Dead show.
Speaker 6: I believe it was their first on their first tour
back back at Shoreline, their home place. Warren Haynes on guitar,
and the chick who sang.
Speaker 5: What If God was one of us.
Speaker 3: Osborne Sharon Osborne.
Speaker 5: Now, no, you're right, you're.
Speaker 2: Right mel not Melanie, I think started with Joan Osborne.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, and.
Speaker 6: Anyway, she was singing the Jerry parts, which is weird,
but whatever.
Speaker 5: You know, we're at Shoreline.
Speaker 6: I'd never been to a Grateful Dead show, so this
was the next best thing. And we're going through the
parking lot and we buy some spectacular purple mushrooms and
I eat them, and and my a friend of my
friends was in charge of all concessions at Shortline Amphitheater,
so we get it.
Speaker 5: He got us a box seat. We had our own box.
Speaker 6: I'm sweet, you know, right, there's seats from the stage
and then there's the boxes, and then there's seats in
the back.
Speaker 5: So we're in the box like straight ahead.
Speaker 6: Right right behind the soundboard, and I have to go
to the bathroom. I go to the bathroom and then
I just start tripping while I'm in the stall, and
I had to tell myself, dude, dude, dude, pull it together.
You do not want to be in this bathroom. Turn around,
there's the door. Walk through it. Back to your seats.
Speaker 5: Forward, don't look at anyone, Go go go.
Speaker 6: That's my internal monologue. Got me back to my seats.
But by now I'm super fucking paranoid. I'm super paranoid
sitting in my box seat. The Dead is playing all
the grateful Dead songs, and there's hippies balancing everywhere around me,
and I'm feeling really self conscious, and so I kinda
I kind of look, and somebody's like, no, I'm conflating
two different stories. I'm conflating two different stories. Let me
pull back. So anyway, I spend the first hour of
The Dead miserable, totally inside my head, paranoid, a shit,
not wanting to be there. And then they played a
song called He's Gone, and you know that song because
there's a.
Speaker 5: Call and response in that song that.
Speaker 2: Goes, he's gone, He's gone, Oh no, no.
Speaker 3: Oh, take a table to forget him. He's gone.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 5: That was That was a good way to deflate though.
Good job.
Speaker 6: So the call responses like I told you what I said,
steal your face right off your head, and the whole
crowd is singing steal your face right off your head.
And right at that moment, dude, all of a sudden,
the mushrooms turned and no longer was I afraid. I
looked around and I realized I'm hanging out with about
twelve thousand of my best friends and we're all watching
our favorite band. And I got it, And all of
a sudden, I got up and I'm grooving and I'm
into the music and I'm still flying on mushrooms.
Speaker 5: Now I'm fucking enjoying it.
Speaker 6: Like here we go and there's a dude way out,
way out in the crowd, and I'm just scanning the crowd.
This guy swear to god, dude, it's like fifty yards
away and I'm just scanning the crowd, and all of
a sudden, there's a dude looking at me and we
lock eyes and He looks at me and he goes,
you made it, and I'm like, yeah, buddy, I'm here.
He's like, yeah, never sew a guy again in my life,
but he is my favorite concert person of all time.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this. Do you think you would
have enjoyed it as much had you not been high
on mushrooms?
Speaker 5: Not at all?
Speaker 6: Okay, I mean yeah, yeah, but you know I'd be like,
let's let's see what we can find to enhance this.
Speaker 3: Gotcha? Did you have any the pig it's coming moments?
Speaker 6: No, that's you're referring to. You're referring to Pink Floyd,
the uh momentary lapse of reason. No, it was the
Division Bell Tour. It was the Division Bell Tour. They
had inflatable pigs that came out during run like hell.
That was also on mushrooms, and I was scared shitless.
Speaker 5: I I really wanted to run. I was fucking scared.
Speaker 2: And I went to my guys standing next to you
that was sober and I can clearly see the strings
from here.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, but the other guy, we we
each ate half and ate the mushrooms, and he was
like he was he was handling his shit. And I said, look,
I'm a bolt. If I do, you don't have to
follow me. I realize it's just the drugs. So I
was self aware enough, but I was still scared to death.
Speaker 5: Dude. But no, this was a This was as soon as.
Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe they're very much the same, but hey,
rest in peace, Bob were Rock and Piece.
Speaker 5: I like to say.
Speaker 2: That what I was referencing there, there was a comic
that actually he was talking about going to Pink Floyd show,
soburn and everybody's freaking out.
Speaker 3: Was like, dude, the pig is coming.
Speaker 2: It's like I can clearly see the strings from Yeah.
Speaker 3: We don't need no education. Yeah, well that's a double negative.
Speaker 5: That's because they got no education.
Speaker 2: That's right, That's right, Dawson. You know what I did
right before I came on here, I recorded a podcast
called The Wheel of Prague MMMM, but it was changed
to the Wheel of Rock.
Speaker 3: Sir Edward of Trunk.
Speaker 2: He's also in the Another FM podcast Hall of Fame
with you Very first Class. Our friend Roy from Cruise
of the Edge the Progue Report. He's one of the
other hosts on Cruise of the Edge along with us,
and we took the twenty Kiss Records, twenty studio Kiss Records,
and it was a wheel that had all of the
Kiss records on it.
Speaker 5: Wow, who made the wheel? It was computer okay, okays
digit digit? Was it digital wheel?
Speaker 3: It was a digital wheel. So and then there was five.
Speaker 2: It was like you know abc D, but the top
one is S for SUPERB the best. We had to
rank them, but we each had to put one in
whichever album came up. We could put it where we
think it fits. Okay, the Kiss spectrum.
Speaker 3: And it was fun.
Speaker 2: It was a good time, interesting talking to us about Kiss.
Even though they love he loves Kiss, he loves Kiss.
But I made the statement and I totally agree and
I always forgot God damn crack one for the working
Man and Bob were I made the statements. I guess
I pick on PROG fans because they're nerds, but as
a Kiss fan, we take it to a whole other level, like, yeah,
you got your cute little cosplay with your capes.
Speaker 3: We have cod pieces.
Speaker 6: Right so, but but it was fun. They got they
got math. You guys got checkers.
Speaker 3: And titties and girls at the shows.
Speaker 5: That's true.
Speaker 2: You go play with your you go play with your
little uh pro tractor? What's that chiropractor? Uh protractor pro tractor.
I'm gonna go figure blast this broad over here. That
Van Hale and t shirt.
Speaker 5: Wow, there you go, there you go.
Speaker 3: It is what it is.
Speaker 2: But but we uh, since it was Roy, we are
going to be seeing Roy in a few weeks on
the Edge March.
Speaker 6: Cruise to the Edge, the prog Rock Extravaganza at Sea.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 2: It is fourth through the ninth of March, leaving out
of Miami, stopping in Key West, which is awesome.
Speaker 3: Have you been to Key West?
Speaker 6: I believe a cruise ship that I was on stopped
at Key West. I did not get off the boat.
I decided to sleep it off.
Speaker 2: Gotcha, Well, we will get off the boat in Key
West and go and watch look at all the chickens
running around. There's a there was a bar in there
where you have to say hi to the No. No, no,
There's like a doll in there, and apparently when you
walk in you have to say hi to that doll,
and when you leave you have to say goodbye to
that doll. Now, Ozzy Osbourne, oh boy, did not acknowledge
the doll. And something very bad happened to him. So
there is one of those in the Metal Blade Museum.
So every time I'm in there. If you ever in
d you see a metal fan, come down to check
out the Metal Blade Museum, metal Blade dot Com, slash museum.
Speaker 3: That's great. You have to acknowledge the doll and you
have to say goodbye to one when you leave. Interesting
and maybe I forgot a couple of times. Maybe that's
why I'm fucking circle in the drain. It could be.
Speaker 6: So we're going to go to a bar to say
hi to a doll, have a drink, and say bye
to a doll.
Speaker 2: Right, because that's the real one, man, that's the real one.
And maybe that'll fix everything, you know, I'm very excited.
Speaker 6: Or at least not screw it up further, right exactly? Now,
what happens if you just don't go there.
Speaker 3: Well then you don't have to worry about it. But
I do want to. I want to. I want to
make shit right.
Speaker 6: So the but the only thing that could happen is
nothing battle happen. But if we don't go, nothing battill
happen anyway, correct a mundo?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 2: But we so we are going to be on a
progue cruise. And as as we all know, I am
not a prog guy, but that does not mean that
I do not have fun on the Prog cruise. And
you are more of a prog guy. You enjoyed the
Prog cruise. I mean, look at this lineup if you're
a PROG fan.
Speaker 5: A big big train, Marillion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Steve Hackett, Steve Hackett, Adrian Blue, Symphony X who
I caught a little bit of last.
Speaker 2: Year, Hacken Hacon Yeah, yeah, and and see.
Speaker 6: Every song fat guy and a hack and T the
other day and I said, nice shirt, bro.
Speaker 5: Good fit. I said, good fit.
Speaker 2: And I do love though every year, so of course
I host karaoke on there with with Brian DJ Beef
and Mark is going to be on the boat this
year because Erica just gave birth so she's not ready.
Oh hi Mark, So we get to hang out with
Mark for a week, which is glorious. But every year
they throw in a rock band and that's it's my
saving grace. Queen's Reke this year. I'm very excited about that.
Speaker 6: We you and I got tweeted by Queen's Reike because
we took a picture with them after the edge a
couple of years ago, and I was like, oh shit,
Queen's Reike added me, added me at me, Yeah, yeah,
very neat.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Now it's gonna be fun.
Speaker 6: We're gonna go, We're gonna I had a dream about
that boat. I know everything on that boat. That boat
feels like home. That's gonna be a nice place to
be back on board. I've been getting together retro video sets.
See for those who don't know, I am also a
host on this cruise, and one of the new jobs
that I made for myself on the cruise is to
do a radio show to music videos.
Speaker 5: And so I'll put together our sets.
Speaker 6: Of music videos and then have my radio mic out
and talk up the post and do shit like that.
I'm throwing some classic MTV bumpers and.
Speaker 5: Shit like that.
Speaker 3: But that's cool.
Speaker 6: The first video set, I'm just gonna say that's the
first video set. I found videos for Genesis Abacab to
start out, which is super neat, and then ride at
that fade at the end of Abacab.
Speaker 5: Carrie on that way Woodson.
Speaker 6: You have never seen hair and a beard until you've
watched a Kansas music video.
Speaker 5: Lee Fuck Brow.
Speaker 6: These guys were like, oh, dude, you couldn't do anything else,
could you?
Speaker 5: You had to be a rock star looking like that.
Speaker 3: Of course, of course it's like look at Bob Seger.
Look at Bob Seger in the seventies, Well, what else
is he gonna do?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: I like to say that that for Josh Todd of
buck Cherry, like, yeah, this is pretty much it for you. Huh.
I guess you could do this or build motorcycles. Maybe.
Speaker 2: I interviewed him once and I was supposed to interview
the guitar player, and they thought I was a different Tommy.
Uh So they brought me back to interview Josh and
I had and I wasn't good at this then. Not
that I'm saying I'm good at that now, but I wasn't.
Speaker 3: I wasn't a developed interview guy back then.
Speaker 5: Sure dude, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, we all. You know.
Speaker 2: I had all my questions for the guitar player, right,
but I didn't have questions for him, and I I
powered through it. It was what it was, you know,
But yeah, it was cool.
Speaker 3: I enjoyed he.
Speaker 6: Wrote that song crazy Bitchfter about You right after that, right, absolutely?
Speaker 3: And uh and see in Dawson, but before we get
out of here.
Speaker 6: Oh he's a crazy bitch asking me questions for guitar
rist Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, So we're gonna be able to place bets.
I wish we could place bets in the in the casino.
On how many times Marvin is going to play.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna put the over under?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 5: Are we talking all iterations of Marvin?
Speaker 3: All iterations of Marvin?
Speaker 5: I'm putting the over under at fourteen.
Speaker 2: Now that this is including when they play it down
underneath for the crew.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, sometimes.
Speaker 6: Actually, you know what, I would take the under on that.
I'm gonna I'm gonna replace that. I'm gonna go eleven
because you gotta figure they're gonna play three times a day.
Speaker 5: They're four days of playable days? Maybe five? Are there? Five?
Speaker 2: Plus when they just start playing in the fucking lounge? Yeah,
and then plus the when they get hired to play
down underneath.
Speaker 5: Right. But that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: There's like that we're guaranteed at least three Marbon shows
a day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, four days, so as far as twelve.
Speaker 6: Right, So yeah, yeah, that's what that's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 3: I'm excited.
Speaker 5: I'm excited too.
Speaker 3: I look forward to getting on the boat Jason Bielers.
And now for the pre party. I'm very excited about that.
Speaker 5: Sweet.
Speaker 2: We got Dawson, We got people waiting to come in
for the for the Zoom meet ups. So I'm going
to end this beautiful.
Speaker 3: I would love to sit in chat, but we just
sit in chat. We just don't have to record it.
Speaker 6: I'd love to stay in chat. I gotta go sit
in the lobby and away for the limo.
Speaker 3: Oh good times.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: People will get tickets for this weekend. Where can they go.
Speaker 5: They for this weekend?
Speaker 6: They can go to Uh, I guess it's follow me
at Los Angeles or National Lampoon's Yellow Door. It's in
San Diego in the gas lamp Just search up like
NL yellowdoor dot com.
Speaker 5: I believe all right, cool, Yeah, shows Friday night.
Speaker 3: Cool and uh, this is all that and we'll be
up soon. I'll be doing stuff soon. We'll have a
guest next week and I'll get that nailed down. We'll
figure out today.
Speaker 2: Uh, Los Angeles, the immortal Mike Dawson.
Speaker 3: I'm Izzie Presley.
Speaker 2: Do you know the fucking routine lacking talent, make up
for it and quit whatever.
Speaker 3: Here's you guys. Next week it's another fucking podcast. Thank you,
thank you very much.
Speaker 5: We're a little late. Say good night, Gracie, good night,
good night.