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Oh my god, I'm laughing beforewe even start. This is gonna be
wild. Push starting, go.Okay, just to put the rumors to
rest, Rod, We're busting rightinto it. Okay, breaking new.
There's a lot of rumors flying.Hold on, wait, there's a buzz
about Houston. Your TV guy.Now, Oh, your TV guy.

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Now we're going to get right intothat. We're TV guy. That's Rod
Ryan Jason Ganty, Episode ninety nineof the Playpants Podcast. I mean,
dude, let's put these rumors torest. Or maybe let's just make them
wilder. It's up to you.Go. I want to hear about this.
I am not leaving radio anytime soon. And I don't see myself ever.

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Two things that I don't see myselfever doing politics and television. And
that's kind of what happens to oldradio people. They kind of do some
of those things. Yeah, Ithink I'll just like die in the land
oft when my radio career is over. I got to guest host a midday

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television show here, Houston Life,and Tessa is a co host on that
show. So the dude had theday off, so she asked me if
I wanted to co host with herand it wasn't just like one segment on
TV. It was the whole hourand it was it was cool. I
mean, TV is different. Youknow. I don't have a whole lot
of experience, to be honest withyou, I haven't done a lot of

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television, and I'm super uncomfortable withit. It's not as spontaneous, it's
not as fun. You certainly gotto watch what you say. I mean,
just when we were talking about onMonday, I co hosted with her
on Monday afternoon and we were talkingabout it on the air Monday morning,

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and I just said, I go, hey, you know, do you
want to tell me anything? Whatdo I need to know about being on
the television live for one hour?Who want to tell me what we're doing
or anything? And she's like,nah, we got it. Don't worry
about it. I said, areyou? Because I mean it's the Rod
Ryan Show. So I host,right, and then you know, and
then I throw passes, you know, outlet passes all morning long. I

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said, you're hosting like you're thehost, right? She goes, yeah,
I will be. I will bedriving. And I said, well,
I'm a bit of a bossy bottomand she said, don't say that
on TV. She say Drew,not say Bossy Bottom on my TV show.
I'm like, do you want tomake a list of things that I

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can and can't say? It's it'slike housewives watching this show. It's on
at one o'clock. You can't talkcertainly like you and I on this thing.
You can't talk like I do onthe radio. So it's a little
different. You got to kind ofwatch your tongue a little bit. You
got to act like you're into everything. Well, there was a skincare of

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doctor on there, you know,and you know it was cool, but
you know, I got to standthere and she's talking about skincare products.
I'm like, oh that is interesting. Yeah, really, wow, tell
me more about this one. Whatabout nutrigena? Can I put it on
my balls? Yeah? That kindof thing, right, So it was
cool. We played like a littlelike a rock and roll pictionary game,

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and then we were we were ableto just kind of talk a little bit
and about the weekend, and itwas really fun. It was really really
fun. I looked at the wrongcamera the whole show. Yeah, yeah,
tell a prompter, I'm doing thiscoming up. A doctor talks about
skincare that sort of thing. Ican ron Burgundy rod Burgundy over here.

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Wow. Yeah, yeah, Soit was actually, I mean it was
easy because it was Tessa, youknow, so that was easy. We
talked for four hours every day,so I can kind of fudge through a
one hour TV show. Yeah,it's TV. You know, it's a
different animal because you can't like pickyour note like in radio. I'm like,
what, I'm on the air,dude, I'm not paying attention.
I'm scratching my eyes. I don'tgive a shit. You know, you

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know how it is, you don't. It doesn't matter TV. You're like,
where do I put my hands?The first thing you start worrying about
fun Do I put my hands?I don't even want to do my hands?
Where they go? You know?So weird. And it was kind
of like that because on the Morningshow here we are live on YouTube,
right, and there's cameras everywhere.Right, We're live on YouTube, We're

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live on Facebook, We're live onX And I used to be thinking about
it all the time. Now Idon't. I'm picking my teeth, I'm
flossing in between songs. I don'tgive a shit. I mean, you
know, but it was fun.I mean, I know you've done,
you've been on TV. It's justit's a it's a totally different animal.

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But it is one of those thingswhere you just can't assume that you know
how to do it. It isdifferent, you know, it's it's just
really different. I don't know.The pacing of it is different, and
you really got to watch your mind. Damn, you can't say shit on
TV. No, you can't sayspecifically the word shit. You cannot say
the word shit on TV. Youcan't. Yeah, when I said that

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I would be a bossy bottom,she just her eyes lit up. Said
you're not gonna say that this afternoon, are you? Yeah? Probably the
second segment about with the skincare I'ma bossy bottom and it gets a little
chafe that. Okay, can Ijust can I throw that shit down there?
Can we? Yeah? Don't inviteyour friend back ever again. It

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was fun and they did invite meto come back. So I am going
to co host again sometime in November. So I guess if they wouldn't have
ever invited me back then, thatwould have been like a bad thing,
right, But that's cool because nowyou've got one under your belt too.
The next time you'd be like,Okay, I at least know which camera
to look at. Now it's thatcomfort zone. Yeah, I'll tell you
what Tessa. I mean, she'sa grinder, man, I'll tell you.

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You know, I just did itMonday, and you know, you
do the morning show, and yougot to be up for the morning show,
you know, even for you onthe air, you gotta be up
for your shift on the air,you know, and then when you get
done, it's like boom. Youknow, we always talk about being an
exaggerated version of yourself on the radio. It's still me, it's still you

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on the air, but you mightbe pushing it just a little bit.
And uh, it's not like we'reworking hard. I mean, Sue's on
the fucking line. My sister's onthe line at General Motors, physical on
her feet eight hours. That's realwork. So but you get done and
it's like okay, you just kindof like mentally, okay, I'm kind
of done. I did my fourhours and then you got to get back

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up again and go do a TVshow. It's different, you know,
I mean, and she's doing thatevery day. Man. It's tough.
It's a lot. It's a lot. Every day. It really is.
Again, it's not a whole lotof work to just sit there and smile.
But it's more than that, itreally is. I just I never
want to make it sound like it'smore difficult than it is because there's people.

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I know that, there's welders listening. There's guys in the shop that're
like, fuck you, Rod,and you're right, you are one hundred
percent right. But this I don'thave to like this. I don't have
to psych myself up for I mean, it's just dumb Jason, who cares?
Who gives a shit about my dumbass? Right? I did want
to say a quick shout out tomassive listener of your yours and I from

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back in the days when we wereon the radio together here in New Orleans.
In the end, Rachel she tookthe She had a birthday party with
the Pirate Pub Crawl on I believeSaturday night and had a blash. It's
the first time I met her,I believe, and her and her friends
we just it was just cool,man. It was just you know,
we did the pub crawl and we'regoing around and they were having drinks and

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just scrolling around and goofing around.With each other. It's just a great
group. And she's she would listento the podcast. So shout out to
Rachel and she's like, yeah,she knew who you were, she knew
who was like running, she knewwho she knew who the captain was there?
Correct, she said, because shelistened to the podcast. That's why
she wanted to fight, because theyall like, she said that her friends.
I think this. I think Imight have this right, she said.

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Like the friends all get together forbirthdays and she's like, well,
I want to take this pirate tourand it's because of the podcast. So
shout out to Rachel. She wasgreat. Friends were great. We had
a blast. I mean it wasjust one of those easy nights. Who
who does that commercial on this podcast? Who does the who like like the

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you know, like for someone thatlistens to the podcast or maybe watches it,
who delivers that that live read thatuh you know hooked him in?
I'd say it's a TV guy.It's a TV guy doing it, you
know, the malt the multi mediamogul over here. Yeah, dude,
Rod Burgundy is the guy. Ithink it's the writing actually that really sells

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it. It's maybe not be theway it's delivered. You know, I'm
just saying, uh so, yeah, Rachel and her friends, awesome night.
And we'll get more into that.Rod. I know that. Uh
you know, we get excited whenyou know. And this is just I
don't want to spend too much.I'm talking about the Buffalo Bills, but
just when your team is winning,it's awesome, right when your team,

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no matter who it is, whenyour team is winning is awesome. And
it makes Monday just kind of youwhistle on your way to work, you
know what I mean. You justfeel better and all your buddy's like,
yeah, man, we fucking won. We rule. And god damn the
Miami Dolphins hung seventy on Denver andthen the Bill just beat their bitch asses
on a Sunday. Wow, dude, it was awesome. The big talk

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of everybody back in Buffalo and justwith Buffalo fans is listen, guys,
this window is closing. That's theterm that they keep using. It's this
window is closing. What does thatmean? You know, you got Josh
Allen in year six now or somethinglike that, and you know you've got
this assembly and you know, maybethey were peeking two years ago and did
we miss you know, the bestyears? Fuck man, you know,

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I mean listen, okay, notTom Brady because he played twenty some years.
It doesn't count. But you know, I mean there's quarterbacks that play,
you know, twelve years now,and you know Josh is on year
five and six. The windows notclosing, you know, at least it
isn't right now. I mean,jesus, there's MVP talk. Von Miller

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might be coming back this week.The Bills play early, they're in London
taking on the Jags. But itis fun. This is how great it
is here. And now, listen, I always root for the Saints.
I mean, I just I can'thelp it. I just became I mean,
I got the tat the whole thing. I mean, I just,
you know, you just you becomea part of the city. And I
went to every Saints game for likealmost eight years. But right now here

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in Houston because being a Bills fan, and they're doing so well, dude,
The Texans are playing well and Rookieof the Year back there on quarterbacks
CJ. Stroud, and the Astroswon the AL West. So again,
these Astros postseason baseball. October Baseballis the fucking best. I can't believe

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that you and I didn't grow upin a in a Major League baseball city
because it's awesome, right and it'swhen your team's playing well too, it
really helps. I mean, man, we struggled a long time with you
know, the Astros were the shittiestteam in the league, losing one hundred
games this season back to back years. So they've been so good since twenty
seventeen. They've been you know,playoff baseball here. Two World Series champions

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in the last couple of years.So we're going to play the Twins on
Saturday, so that's been determined.And then you know, so Bill's Astros
Texans playing well. I don't normallysay that in October. No, it's
fun right now, man, it'sreally fun, like sports fan. It's
a great time to be a sportsfan here in Houston. And then what
happens too is your kick into youknow, depending on well you guys are.

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Houston's a basketball town, so NewOrleans is too. We have the
Pelicans, so people are starting toramp up with that loienos us dorks who
are are from the North, Imean, you're from Canada. The guys
who love hockey, right, weall all love hockey. That's coming too,
man, I mean, like,holy shit, this is the best
time of year for sports. Betweennow and the Super Bowl is great.
It's just things. You got somuch to choose from, Like you can

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literally spend every night watching some awesomegame. It really plays into I think.
I think I like fall as myfavorite season. Now. It wasn't
always like that. When you're akid, you like summer the best,
right, yeah, But because welive down here now and it's so fucking
hot, is fall the best season? Jason? M God? Some are

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still there's Vaca. You know,there's always a summer vacation in there,
and that always means a lot tome. I know, you're a big
vacation or your family's a big vacationfamily, and you guys are You've become
a very big beach family over thelast ten years. Is what's the best
season? You know? Something aboutspring still gets me excited. You know,
there's that rebirth, there's that ah, the leaves are coming out,

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the flowers are coming out. There'sthere's something about spring that just screams like
all right, all right, likewinter fuck winter, February can fuck off,
dude. I hate I hate February, and help me, like I
would say, Marty Gross are inFebruary. I know, but even with
Marty Grass, it just gets depressing. I don't know what it is.

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February just sucks. Thank god.It's the shortest month, you know what
I mean. And it's been thatway my whole life. That's just a
personal thing. But like, yeah, springtime, man, I mean,
then you toss in like in NewOrleans, you got jazz fast, you
got Saint Patrick's Day, You've gotbetter weather coming. You know. It's
just something about the spring has alwaysbeen awesome to me. And I do
love the fall. Love I lovethe fall up north. So summer is

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out of the discussion. Summer isnot like you're teetering between spring and fall.
Summer is not summer at best?Can will be third? Yeah?
Boy? Are we doing to atop four seasons list right now? This
is great? We are put onthe I need your top four seasons.
I need it statsh that's hard,man. I would go spring, fall,

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winters. Okay, I gotta gospring, fall, summer, winter.
Dude. This is the dumbest fuckingif. If summer wasn't a fucking
one hundred degrees every day, youknow. Yeah, that's the problem with
summer, and we're not in schoolanymore, so of course that dominated.
But I'm going to say fall footballthe reasons you said with the other sports.

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Baseball has been great around here fora long time. Halloween has turned
into because of where I live inHouston, now, Halloween has turned into
me maybe probably my favorite holiday ofthe year now totally, Like Halloween just
fucking threw up in the heights herein Houston. We all had a truce

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that we weren't going to start decoratinguntil ten to one, which was Sunday,
Okay, like everybody just it wasjust an unspoken thing. Saturday,
I you know, went to mystorage unit and got the got the bins
out, and everybody was looking outthe windows and shit, like if I
was gonna put stuff out yet,I go, I'll wait till Sunday.
But it's fall. Then it's summer. Because there's vacation in summer. I

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get my kid for a whole month, and that's really really fun. So
that's a huge thing. She's offfor the whole summer, spring winter.
Yeah, yeah, all summer,spring, winter. A little different than
yours. But yeah, winter canfucking suck it. But it's like there's
there's not much distance between those threefor me. It's it's it's like they're

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they're like those three are like righton top of each other. And then
fuck off. Winter way over here, you know what I mean. Like
like summer I love because pool hangingthat I freaking love, man, you
know, so that's cool. Falland spring are really kind of neck and
neck, you know, so becausethe Halloween thing is just especially in New
Orleans, forget it, dude.Yeah, and you know, but the

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only thing that's really saving winter andit's just it's keeping it in it.
It's still going to be four.I mean, I absolutely love Christmas.
I do. And then you know, when you have a little kid,
it just starts all over again andyou're you're so like reinvigorated about that holiday,
you know, with the kids.So that's huge. And then I
mean, fuck, I get twoweeks off of work. That's not bad,

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that's fucking awesome. And I alwaysgo back to Buffalo, you know,
get some try to take in aBills game, you know, take
the kids sledding. So I meanthere's something at least there's something to look
forward to. I'm not going tochange my position. There's something to look
forward to that two weeks in winterChristmas time. It really is awesome.

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I mean it really is. Imean, if you wanted to focus on
like the best two weeks of theyear, man, that's up there.
It's just the rest of that seasonstinks. You know. It just gets
even with Marty Grau, Like Ilove Marty Grau and all that stuff,
but man, it's just I don'tknow, I've gotten to so far away
from being cold. I don't likeit anymore. Like I turned into like
I don't want to get cold again. Like no, okay, real quick,

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any interest at all in these coldbaths? No, not really,
I no, no, no,I hear. I know the health benefits.
You know, you work out andyou get in as fucking cold,
it shocks your system and all thatshit. Even if you're not working out,
like they say that, your bodyfucking freaks out and it goes into

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panic mode and just all these amazingthings happen in your body. And this
is not I don't even listen toJoe Rogan, so I'm not getting my
information from him because I heard thathe's like a big, big guy in
this. I'll tell you, I'mI'm just keeping an eye on it.
Yeah, I'm not gonna go.I'm not gonna go and get a cold
bath tub or anything like that.I'll tell you, I bitch. We

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went swimming last weekend London and Iand it probably the pool was probably eighty
eight growing up, gowing up.Man, that was like as warm as
it ever got. And you're eighteeninch or eighteen foot round, rusted out
pool above ground, and I'm sofucking spoiled. I always thought about turning

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on the heat. So my damthe biggest puss I can go into,
I can't. I'm okay, likeup to my nuts. Soon as it
hits from my belly button to mytitties, it's it's it hurts. Yeah,
that cold water hurts me. Iam such a fucking whist from my
fucking belly to my tits. Thatarea is so sensitive it's in white.

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I have to fucking like ha,I have to fucking bite down on a
leather strap and like go down intothe water like they're sawing off your leg
I can get into my legs.Put a knife in his mouth. It
doesn't bite his own tongue. Evendipping my dick in there is Okay,
it's the fucking torso that you're notYou're not dipping it, Okay, I
know you're not dipping it. Okay, you're just fucking hoping it. You

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know, especially if it gets cold, you ain't different. Shit, ha
ha I am. I'm a littlecurious about these cold baths. Now.
I'm just saying it's on my radar, and that's not buying one. I'm
not buying one. No, no, no, no no. You want
to try it something that I'm lookingat a little bit. I just know

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that I would be miserable in it, though. I know that I would
be absolutely the miserable just getting in. The getting in thing I think once
i'm in. I mean, theseare things I don't know because I haven't
done it. I promise you,I just wouldn't be able to talk myself
to get in. You what itdoes, though, the thing you it's
it's, yes, all those physicalthings are happening. But what you do

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is when you're in it is youtry to control. Yes, the fight
or flight impulses. So what thatdoes is strengthens your resolve over time,
you sit there and you go,no, the same cold, and you
you work that out. So it'sa mental exercise as well, so that
you're just toughening up, you know. It's all part of that whole fucking

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deal, which I don't know,man, Like, how do I need
to be tougher? Do I?Really? I caught some you know,
and we live in a world ofsound clips and sound bites. And the
reason why I even brought it upwhile we were talking about cold and how
we both don't want it anymore,but this guy, and it probably came

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across as either an Instagram reel ora TikTok, but he was so well
spoken and it was just he goes, here's what's going to happen to you,
the absolute greatest thing you could do. And he talks about Michael Phelps
and how he was eating remember theOlympics where they were talking about he was
eating ten thousand calories a day andstacks of pancakes in the morning, he

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said, because the water temperature inBeijing was maybe six degrees colder, and
his body was just like a fuckingin furnace, you know, And that
was just that little bit of degreetemperature change. So whatever this, I
mean, he could have been atfucking you know, joecoltub dot com.

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I don't know. You know thatpart of the video I didn't see,
but he was a great salesman forit, and I've been thinking about it
ever since. Well, you seehow the athletes do it, you know,
late lady god Got, She's alwaysposting pictures. Oh I'm in the
I'm in the cold tub again.Yeah. I know. It's a big
sense anyone who's a performer, especiallywhen you're dancing and and football players and

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stuff, like you're running a lot. You want to somehow, and I
don't know the science behind it,but apparently it's good. I just man,
shit, like I'll jump in mypool. Wow, I'll go run
jump in the pool. It ain'tcold, but it feels better. It's
like, oh, okay, youknow, I'm taking my I'm taking the
weight off the jone, my jointsthat I just smashed for you know,
an hour or whatever. It's like, okay, now as it gets cooler

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in the fall, we'll see howmuch I keep jumping in there. I
don't know if it was gonna betoo much more, because I'm like you,
I got so spoiled over the summertime, all the pool temperatures ninety two.
Holy shit, it's eighty five.Their damn like, yeah, I'm
getting that. I like it.Ninety dude, I like it. Ninety
five. Ninety five is like fuckingawesome. I just, I just I
waltz right in my belly, mytitties. They're all fucking high five and

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they're like, yeah, this isthe shit. I wanted to run something
past you. I think you'll dogood at this. It's the fifty three
year anniversary of the death of JanisJoplin nineteen seventy. Janis Joplin from Texas
found dead in her apartment, youknow, heroin overdose. I heard some

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other things. I don't know.I'm gonna let that go. But she
was found dead the Landmark Hotel inHollywood, twenty seven years old. She
only she just got done finishing Ithink her second solo album, so twenty
seven years old. Jason famously hada framed poster back in the day.
Still do it's right over here?Remember right? Is it in there?

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Yeah? Is it hanging on thewall? Okay, hanging up? Who
is on your poster? Forever?Twenty seven it's actually pretty trippy. Man.
It's like it's like at a barin heaven. It's what it looks
like. I bought it like ahot topic. It's not like it's some
fucking piece of art. It's justsomething that was out there. But it's,
uh, it's it's Jimmy Hendrix,yes, sitting at the bar with
Jim Morrison, Yes, Janice Joblinsleaning against the window. And then Kurt

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Cobain is walking into the place ithappened probably not too far in the mid
nineties when I got this poster.So it's like it's, oh, yeah,
Kurt is just walking in, andit's walking in? Can I join
you guys for a drink? Whichis you know, freaky Yeah, the
Forever twenty seven club there, youknow, Yeah, tell me one more

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twenty seven year old rock star becausethey're not on your poster, but you
should know one more. There's there'sthree or four more. There's a shit
ton and Shannon Houn was twenty eightwhen he died in New Orleans, the
lead singer of Blind Melon. SoI want to go check that out because
I thought maybe he was in theclub, but he's not. That was

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the first one I thought of becauseI thought, no he was. He
was, Yeah, he wasn't twentyseven, but shit, man, you
killing me. I can't think ofthe really really famous ones that one wouldn't
have been around when your poster wasmade, and one probably should be on
that poster. Yeah, as soonas you say, I'm gonna go,

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yeah, of course, yeah,I'm drawing my hat's too tight or something.
I'm drawing a blank on that one. Brian Jones, Rolling Stones,
Oh shit, yeah, of course, man, yeah, uh yeah,
yeah, the hard player before RonnieWood. Yeah, he was super creative
too, man, but him andhim and making Keith weren't getting along so
well. So there's always that rumorthat, you know, something happened and

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Amy Winehouse, Amy Winehouse, thereyou go. Yeah, yeah, well
he was just it was twenty seven. Yeah, there was a there was
a grateful dead key board us thatpassed away to at twenty seven. But
yeah, Shannon Hoot I was alwayswondering if he should he be in there,
and no, he was twenty eight. Tragic that his last show was
here in Houston. The next night, they were playing in New Orleans at

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the Howland Wolf. Busses parked outsidethe Holland Wolf Boom Drug Overdose never plays.
Last show was here. It wasactually the Tipotina's uptown on Tipotinas Okay,
that's there's a grocery store parking lot. His bus was parked across the
street. Yeah, they went,they were supposed to do soundcheck, and
he was having a rough time.He was on the stuff for a while,

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and he kind of was dealing withit for a while on the tour,
but then he got back into it, like near the end of the
tour. So the Houston show Ihad heard didn't go so well apparently,
and then they were heading to NewOrleans and they went to knock on the
door for soundcheck and there was nosoundcheck. Dude died in a bus in

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a fucking grocery store parking lot.Rock and Roll Baby, rock and fucking
roll daddy. Yeah, that's awful. I mean November Rain and Don't Cry.
He's in both. He's on bothof those tracks with Axel. Yeah,
that's a dude that man, youjust don't cry. He's up on
the roof. He's sitting with Axelup on the roof. Fucking great.

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But that's a dude that like youagain, everybody is what if, what
if? What if? Of coursewhen somebody dies, But like, you
know, he's a guy who wasjust kind of you know, they had
they had the Goofy No Rain songwith a b girl, and then they
had you know, that Galaxy albumwas pretty decent, but it was like
you were kind of waiting for thatnext song, the next Yeah, the
second album didn't do so well,right, but you know, geez,

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give the guy the benefit of thedoubt. He had an interesting voice,
get a really interesting voice, andAxel liked him enough to put him on
two tracks. Ye, so youknow there was something special about him for
sure. Absolutely, And then Iwanted to mention really quick. There's a
birthday coming up on Thursday, Sothis podcast is recording on Wednesday, October
fourth, October fifth, Brian Johnson'sgoing to turn seventy six East Brian Johnson

(27:12):
of a CDC fame. So thisweekend there is a there's a big festival.
Where is that in Indio, California? Is that where? How is
that damn show called? It's thebig show that all the celebrities go to.

(27:33):
Oh, that's Coachella. Coachella.It's on the same grounds as Coachella,
but this is Oldchella and it isgeared for old people. It's three
nights Friday, Saturday and Sunday thisweekend. Not worried about trying to fill
up all old people can't fucking partyall day and all night, so they

(27:56):
knew what they were doing. Ithought the concept of this was really good.
I'm hearing through the grapevine that thisthing is not selling. Power Trip
came out with this unbelievable lineup andOzzie was a part of that lineup.
And then I think most people knowthat Ozzy Osbourne's not able to play.
He just had a surgery and saidthat he's going to be doing better and

(28:18):
he wants I mean I've heard himon Serious XM satellite. Fuck. That
guy doesn't want to be at home. I mean, that guy does not
want to be at home. Hekind of thought. But also I think
he's brainwashed by Sharon. Sharon's justlike, you get your ass out there
and you make money. So thisFriday night, Guns n' Roses and Iron
Maiden will be performing Wow. Saturdaynight is ac DC and Judas Priest.

(28:41):
Sunday night is Metallica and they gottool to fill in for Ozzie. Those
are the biggest Those are the biggestnames in metal, right, that's not
really are the biggest names, andit's catering to old guys. You know,
that's an awesome lineup, dude,man, Like, if you give
your shit about that music, that'sa that's a banging weekend that like you
and I should be the on ourway there, Like we should be on

(29:03):
our fucking way. And you knowwhat, six hundred bucks for the weekend,
not terrible. Two hundred bucks anight, one hundred dollars a band.
That's not bad sheet right, No, that's not bad. I mean
I love it, but it's notbad for that kind of caliber. I

(29:25):
think you're able to order tickets.I mean you can still get it obviously.
Obviously we're not going because it's thisweekend. Yeah, but there's no
heat on this show, dude,have you seen or heard it? There's
no heat on this festival. There'snothing. Really. I'm in the biz,
dude, I'm in the biz guy. You're in the programs. I'm
a programmed director of a radio station, okay, and I don't hear shit

(29:47):
about this. I'm dominated radio andtelevision and you're right, I'm not hearing
about this show. There's a heaton this man who's running this fucking thing.
I just want to go see Gunsn' Roses. Oh and Alison Chains.
They played uh minute, May Parkwhere the Astros play. Not a
great venue for a concert. Thesound is kind of shitty in there.

(30:10):
The band plays in center field,and then nobody's walking on the diamond,
So there's a pit where you're standing. Then there's seats in the outfield to
about second base, then nobody againon the diamond, and then you're seating
all the way around from fucking centerfield to behind home play. It's pretty

(30:30):
far away, dude. It's weird, man. It's pretty far away,
you know. But we've got baseballhere in October. You can't be walking
around on that field right right,right right, and you can't even put
down that whatever that plastic shit iscalled that they do, because they put
that down Guns n' Roses. AllisonChains was amazing. Let me start out

(30:51):
with that. Let me start withthe good Alison Chains. Fuck, they're
good, man. They're so luckyto find Willem de Vallah, he's great,
William Davall, they were so luckyto find him. I mean,
he was lucky, but they werelucky because he's so good. And you
know, Lane Staley had such aninteresting voice and he was such a different
kind of singer. And no,it's not Lane, but you know what,

(31:12):
it's better than Lane because Lane wasa junkie, so it's better.
And uh and Jerry just anybody thatknows anything about else and chains, Jerry
sings so much and there's so muchdual singing that God damn, it's good.
It's so so good. They soundgood, they look good, everything
Guns n' Roses man a lot ofbullshit songs. They played for three hours,

(31:37):
and I heard a lot of greatsongs were backloaded, so I didn't
stay for the last forty five minutes. They played eight till eleven. Dude
on a weekend on a weekday,so you know, daddy can't stay for
that. Plus Axel played the nightbefore. What was surprising to me was
Axel's doing back to back nights.That is no no singer his age,
Dave Grohl, nobody, no singerhis age is singing back to back anymore.

(32:01):
You know, even the Matalicatur wetalked about that. When they go
to a city they play and nowlisten, you you also have to have
the luxury of being a huge bandand to absorb the cost of not playing
back to back nights. Everyone's gotto get paid for sitting around waiting for
your fucking voice to get better.You know, everyone else can do it,
it's just usually the singer can't.So you got to You have to

(32:23):
be way up there finance wise.But I was surprised that they played back
to back. I mean, Gunsand Roses makes a lot of money.
Weird, it is a money grab, though. It is a money grab.
They've been doing the same shit sincetwenty seventeen. No new music,
that nothing. You know, twentyseventeen, dude, it might have been

(32:45):
twenty sixteen when they got back together, because I seen doing the same thing
since the since Slash back in it. Yeah. I saw him at the
Dome super Dome here in New Orleansand that was fucking unbelievable. And they
played Voodoo a couple of years lateroutside it was spectacular. And they just
played over Biloxi on this run andthen they bust a bounced to Houston and

(33:08):
I'm like, yeah, I gotno interest, I'm done. I saw
him. I saw him twice andI'm good. I got it. I
don't need to see it again.And I saw him back in the day.
You know, so Axel's voice,I don't want to hear all those
bullshit Chinese democracy songs. And Ifeel like he's into those a little bit
more than the stuff that we're into. He picks and chooses where he decides

(33:30):
to hit the notes. I mean, his voice, how he's sang.
I mean, let's just talk appetite. It's just there's it's not sustainable to
sing like that. He was ayoung man, he was screaming. You
just I'm sure he was singing improperyou know whatever that means. But he
just can't do that as an olderguy. And he can still do it

(33:52):
from time to time, and hegets you excited when he does do it.
You know, he screamed, doyou know where you are? It's
like the place loses the fucking mind. You know, He's like, do
you know where you are? You'rein the jungle, you know what I
mean, And you're gonna die.You know he's back down here already.
You can't do that for the wholething. Yeah, yeah, I mean,

(34:13):
it was just it was good.It was good. Slash is fucking
awesome. He looks great, stufflooks amazing. Yeah, Jesus Christ,
he's he's aging in reverse. He'slike Benjamin Button. He's the coolest that
guy man. You know he isgoing back to this crazy show though out
in California. That's a stacked lineup, and I don't hear I don't see

(34:34):
anything about it. I don't hearanything about it, like nothing. It's
crazy, dude. The money,the money, I mean, just off
the top of my head, that'smad cashing. It's a million of band,
isn't it over over? Well?You know Metallica is probably two two.

(34:57):
Yeah, DC, they're not doingit for under mill. So here's
the thing that's interesting though, andthat's what kind of made me think about
this. So Brian Johnson Happy birthdayseventy six. At the time that this
brought this podcast airs, they're notfucking rolling their old bones and rehearsing a
whole set to play one show.No, they got to be getting ready

(35:19):
to go out ac DC's going outon tour one more time, right,
They've got to be. They're notgonna do all this for fucking one show
unless this is gonna like to seeyou later. That was my thing.
No, they're not going to saysee you later to some fucking show,
as my friend Jason said, withno heat on it. They're gonna go
out and play heat shows, right, so people excited. I was thinking,

(35:43):
I've heard rumors, and we cantalk about you too if you want
real quick or in Vegas at thissphere. I've heard that Fish is being
talked about as doing a run thereafter. I don't think they've announced who
playing after you two yet, butmy thought would be a C d C.

(36:07):
That was their sense. M there'sno question they're big enough, got
the hits. They can take asmany days as they want in between.
Yep, they can take. Idon't know what I mean. I would
think that Brian would need three daysin between shows. Four you're gonna have
to do. You're gonna have todo Friday, you have to do Sunday,

(36:29):
you're gonna have to do Saturday,and Thursday. You're gonna You're right
on that, you got to hitVegas on the weekend, You're right,
you know, and then maybe youdo a Wednesday or some shit. I
think a C d C is perfectfor the sphere so great that they can
do it anywhere. They can justyou could do a residency anywhere, but

(36:50):
this the Sphere, it's so new. Everybody wants to go, and I
just think a C d C.I don't know, I just it just
seemed like that would be a perfectthing for them to do a residency and
you're in control when you play andyou're not traveling. These guys are fucking
old man six. Yeah, wellthat makes sense for a band like that.
They don't have to go anywhere.They get the suites in the hotel.
They can chill. Correct, travelis a beating on your body.

(37:13):
They're old. They don't to bein and out of airplanes and buses and
bullshit. At this point. Theywant to just chill, go to the
show. You know, Aerosmith hadto cancel their tour. I can't tie
the postpone fucking Tyler seventy five.Yeah, you can't sing like that.
Of anybody who can't sing like that, Holy shit, And they were taking
that thing out on the road.So I'm just wondering. I don't think
the Sphere wants to turn into theosthe Dinosaur Sphere. It's so state of

(37:37):
the art you know, you're thinkingyou want to get Coldplay in there.
You want to get you know,some newer stuff and then Igine Dragon probably
a bunch of EDM shit that youand I don't know about, but you
know you too, ac DC afterthem. Yeah, it's just great news

(37:59):
that ac DC playing this. Thereis absolutely no way that they get up
for one show. They just don'tdo it. They too much work involved.
If you're gonna do one show,do too. If you're gonna do
too, do do twenty five.You know, it's just hard and say
goodbye to everyone. You brought thecannon and the bell. You might get
out and make a run because thatbell is fucking heavy. Okay, a

(38:21):
couple of quick things run. Wehaven't had a chance to talk about music
in the last couple of weeks.The new Blink one eighty two song.
I remember I was kind of talkingto you about it beforehand. I said,
pay attention to the lyrics one moretime. I mean, it's fucking
drippy and it's like, god damnit, but it is cool. But
because the way they mentioned all thebullshit, the plane crash and the fucking
cancer and all that shit, it'sfucking great. It's great. Is it

(38:45):
is a great song. The Someforty one song is fucking great, fucking
great, it's awesome. I couldgive a shit about Some forty one.
I mean I like them, youknow, you know they're Canadian Blink one
eighty two, and they this newsong, this new song is awesome,
and you know it's them saying goodbye. I cannot believe how much I like

(39:08):
it. Then you got the newStained, you got two. You know,
we're still jamming the first single,same, so we're probably packeting whatever,
you know, those two singles.So yeah, new Stained, new
Some forty one, new Blink oneeighty two. Yeah, it's it's great
right now, it's gonna get youBlink. That Blink song's huge. And

(39:29):
then the second one that they releasedis great. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Well, I mean, you know, I don't release two at the
same time. Rayduo can't keep up. We're not that smart anymore. Well
that's what Dave Grohl did. Andthen you know, we wanted to play
that second single in the rate therecord company begged us, please wait,
we're still trying to get this oneto number one. You know that means

(39:49):
stuff to the band. You know, I was just fucking throwing songs out
there. But again going back towhat you said though, the new food
Fighter stuff, it's fucking great.And then did you see that that ten
second clip of a new Foo Fightersong. It's awesome. Yeah, I
mean it's awesome. They're gonna keepbanging away. You know, that's gonna
be a whole other thing. Uh, the YouTube song, what did you

(40:12):
think about it? The new oneAtomic City. I really like you too,
you know, being close personal friendswith them and all. Jesus Christ,
it was just it was just okay. It was just okay. You
know, everybody said, you know, Blondie call me in that one section
that's my favorite part of the song. I just thought it was okay.

(40:35):
I had I wasn't excited because theywent and filmed the video on Fremont Street
with the live audience, and theydidn't they didn't bag everybody's phones, so
everybody was out there filming about Idon't know, almost two weeks before the
song came out, they were peoplewere uploading it and you could get the
gist of the song, you know, right, So I mean, everything's

(40:58):
listen. You two is always excitingfor me, it is, and I
just thought the song was okay.When they did the other song about the
Ramones and everything. When that albumcame out and every breaking wave, that
second song was fucking amazing. Thatlast album was really really good, the
one that they like put into everybody'sitems. It was such a debacle about

(41:19):
it that you lost track that itwas actually a really good album. Yeah,
the music, but yeah, thissong was just okay to me.
You liked it. I thought itwas, uh, you know, I
was actually pleasantly surprised. I thought, oh, like as soon as they
said it, you know, they'relike, oh, we want to play
the new YouTube. I'm like,do I have time for that? You
know what I mean? Like I'mlike, I'm like, yeah, I

(41:40):
do, because, like you've alwayssaid, and it's like I've always said,
you two is what helped make radiowhat it is today. So they
deserve a shot, you know,they deserve. So I'm like, Okay,
let's do it. Let's listen toit. And I heard it and
I was like, I'm feeling alot of clash and I'm feeling the blondie
and I'm like okay, And Ididn't. I didn't hate it. It's

(42:00):
not great It's like it's like whenevera huge band releases a first single,
it's always like, Okay, thisis just to wet the appetite the big
hits coming. So it's like,this is kind of like a decent song.
Hopefully there's more comment that's better.I mean, this is just a
fucking infomercial. This song is aninfomercial for the Spear. It's all it
is. It's Vegas, it's allthey're talking about. So it's an infomation

(42:21):
mercilla. At the end of theday, I don't know for the second,
I don't know if a big singleis coming. I mean, I
hope. So I'm always rooting forthe band I am. And the one
thing that I did learn from meetingthem when that last album came out,
during that whole Apple iTunes tobackle,Bono did look at all the program directors.
I was in the room and he'slike, we want to be on
the radio. What do we needto do? We'll go in. You

(42:44):
want to remix, you want usto do something. We this is Bono,
he said, we want to beon the radio. It's important to
him. And you know these guys, they don't need any of that I
don't you know the Rolling Stones,Bolt said, we kind of liked that
song that they put out, whichwas actually pretty good. I don't think

(43:06):
they have any delusions of that songbeing played on the radio anywhere. You
know. But the guys in YouTwo, albeit younger, they want to
be, they still feel like theywant their stuff heard. Rolling Stones don't
give a shit now because you knowwhat, they're gonna put it out and
if they do play live, they'regonna give you a big dose of that.

(43:29):
They always play their newest shit,a lot of it. You know
you're gonna get, You're gonna getbrown sugar and satisfaction and everything else.
But you too, man, theyreally, I mean it's it's a goal
of theirs. You know. Thatdoesn't affect the writing and everything, Yeah,
I think it does. They wantto write a hit, they want
to fuck another hit song. Theydon't need the money. It's just it's

(43:51):
a it's an ego thing that theywant to prove that they're still around.
I mean, fucking Chili Pepper's puttingout new music, you know, off
ring putting on you know, youknow You two has them by a decade.
But right right, it's important toyou too, which is I don't
know. I mean, I guessyou're an artist. You're always an artist,
you know, it's the old Youmake the music for you and it's

(44:13):
up to the world to think ifit's good or not. But like,
they want to be on the radio, and right now this song is actually
starting to do some work on thealternative chart. Now, I don't think
it's gonna get real high, butat least they're on the radio. They're
on a lot of stations right now. So I mean, bon almost your
buddy, once you call him up, see if he's happy with that.
Right now, and I lost thisnumber, We're gonna We're gonna get New
Green Day very soon, very soon. I'm here as a banger. I

(44:37):
haven't heard it yet, but I'mhearing the New Green Day is really really
good, so I'm looking for Imean, dude, there's a lot of
good shit coming out from a lotof old bands. It's good to hear
and look and it's weird. AndI'm not saying that this dude knows anything
about anything. But I interviewed,uh, well, my good friend Billy
Corgan like a year ago, andat the end of the interview he just

(45:00):
saying like how he had this feelingthat gen X was gonna have a third
act. You know, he says, look, watch out, gen X
is coming. We came out ofthe box strong, you know, the
nineties were our shit, and thenwe kind of fell asleep. And now
we're all coming back. You know, we're all we're all doing like our
second job, or we're all doingnew things. We're a new lease on

(45:21):
life. We're getting re energized.And it's like, as all this music's
coming out right now, the Someforty one, the Blink, the you
know, the Chili Peppers, theGreen Day, that all of it.
I'm like, just now, I'mlike, fuck, maybe Billy's onto something
a little bit here, you know, I don't know. I mean,
it's just I don't think he knewthis was all coming out. He did,
but he just had this feeling thatgen X is going to strike again.

(45:43):
And he was talking technology and everything. One final thing and then we'll
take a break and we'll talk aboutour top five lists. Did you hear
Mark Tremonte and his Christmas single?Did you take a second to listen to
that? You're never gonna played there, but did you take a listen,
I did not. Okay, yeah, so uh, I'm not exactly sure

(46:07):
what the affliction is. It mightbe down syndrome. His daughter. He
went and recorded an album of FrankSinatra covers and he fucking nails it.
Okay, you heard me, right, Mark Tremonte. This is for everybody.
That's the two people that are watchingus and listening. The lead singer

(46:29):
from the band Tremante, who Ilove his voice, but just the old,
regular, regular guitar player from Creed, just sitting back letting Scott stab
do everything and then alter Bridge,you know, letting that singer do everything
because they're great singers. Now,he always sang backups to everything. But
man, when when he first putout that Tremante stuff, I said,

(46:51):
fuck, man, I didn't knowyou could sing like that. He can
sing his ass off. Yeah.So he does these standards now, and
he's got a Christmas album coming outand it's not a goof and it sounds
like fucking Perry Como. It's likewhat you grew up listening to from your
parents' albums. That's what he does. It's great, awesome, and I

(47:12):
think he donates all the money.You know. Yeah, fuck, I'm
such a huge fan of that guy. He's cool, he's super nice,
just low key, just awesome.And I'd heard that like he had to
do a lot of work to beable to sing like that. It seems
like I read somewhere years ago thathe had to spend a lot of time
like lessons and shit to kind ofget it because he was behind Scott Stapp
and then he was behind Miles Kennedy. I was like, Jesus, you

(47:35):
know that's hard. Yeah, andit's legit because he had some original guys
for that, and he brought outthat Sinatra album about two years ago.
I think he had some Sinatra musiciansin the in the room with him,
like they they're not going to justshow up. I mean, they probably
would just show up even if hesucked. All right, I'll take that
back, But doesn't it kind oflike make it cool, Like there's a

(47:55):
couple of Sinatra guys in the roomwith them on the recordings that he's doing.
Just I'm just telling you go takea listen to the Christmas song that
he put out. You'll giggle.It sounds like fucking Andy Williams. That's
crazy. I mean, that's agood I mean you know, I'm always
looking for the new holiday ship becauseit's always the same shit every year.
I play at my house like Igot a playlist and it's like any new

(48:17):
I'm always digging around and people comeover like, oh, I guess some
better Christmas shit? Good? Yeah, yeah, I'll check that out.
Man, Roy, We're going totalk about our top five favorite songs with
food in the title, or aboutfood. Were you just fucking hungry when
you sent me this? No,no, just because it's been National Coffee

(48:37):
Day, it's been Today is TacoDay, It's Pizza Month, like we
do kind of we don't spend alot of time on it, but you
know, just quickly, Okay,it's fucking tequila Day, it's vodka,
Today's vodka Day, Kale Day.There's just been a lot of food days
lately, and I might have beena little hungry. But I sent this

(49:00):
over to Jason during the day andto sell it because I know he's going
to just try. He's like,this is the dumbest top five ever,
dude, he said, hang on, think like your boyfriend Harry styles Watermelon
Sugar. That would count food inthe title, or if the song is

(49:21):
really about food. A lot ofthe songs that have food in them,
most of them are in the title. But I'll say this is my most
diverse top five in the history ofthis podcast, which is podcast ninety nine.
I am all over the place onthis. Yeah you know what.
I am all Yeah, No,I'm all over the I bet you,

(49:45):
and I'm already gonna say it rightnow. I'm going to go that we
have ooh, you know, two'san easy number to bet to guess.
I'm gonna say we might have three. Nope, No, you don't think
sop at best? We have wonwhoa wow best? There will be one

(50:07):
I did, there will be one. You went deep. Well, We'll
get to those top five favorite songswith food in the title or about food
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(51:13):
yes, that'd be a badass twentyfive bucks. You just got a guy
he said, Hey, man,I got this big lifted truck. Can
I bring that? Yes. Sowe didn't take any money yet, but
we have I think he said,seventy five eighty cars right now. That's
a lot of cars, dude,that's awesome. Yeah, And it's just
a little bit of everything. Andyou know, you've been to more car
shows than me, but there's alwaysa couple that are for sale. And

(51:35):
you looking at him like, man, leave with that right now? Oh
dude, I'm like, I'm likethat, Like, you know, people
look at like house porn. Youlook at like you just punch in like
a Zilli. You punch in likeLos Angeles and you set your filters to
like two million and over, andyou just look at rich people's houses for
sale, houseborn. I do itwith eBay. I'll go in there and
I'll punch in certain years And dude, anytime a fucking old Dodge van comes

(51:58):
up, I'm like eight times ayear, Jason, great times, Jason
sends me a get in the vanband, Like, dude, you got
to buy this, Dude, yougotta buy this. Fucking cool Dude,
they're cool. The fuck you can'tdrive that ship. Just Jason and I
had stupid vans back in the day. I'm so tempted, though, Man,
I am so tempted because they can't. No, you know, it's

(52:22):
funny because I'm thinking, I'm thinking, you know, I know how bad
it looked when I was younger,with my fucking terrible hair flying out the
window and all this bullshit. It'sgotta be worse as an old ball dude,
a fucking creeper vand way worse.Okay, But there's single there's things
that are making comebacks. You know, mullets, mustache is fanny packs.
The creepy van is not making acomeback. So dude, they're you know

(52:45):
what, they're functional. Look,I can put my paddle boards on the
roof when I go to Florida.I can fit everybody in there. Soccer
answers No, The answer is no, and I speak for your wife.
The answer is no. I knowto be cool, dude, it's nice
to you. Then your wife wouldbe right now the answer, Jason,

(53:05):
I don't fuck it all right,let's go man, food, Uh,
go ahead, I'll go first.I think we have one. Really,
I'm gonna think I'm thinking too.But who knows. Maybe you didn't Maybe
you didn't get these ones. Theseare pretty good. These are tight.
What okay? Man? And I'llmake this prediction too, and I'll let
you get to your list. Ithink we get destroyed on this. I

(53:28):
think there's so many songs that Ididn't think of. I think there's so
many songs that I just I did. I put in the time, man,
I do the research, and Istill think that I'm for some reason,
I feel like we're gonna get justcrushed on this, Like, dude,
how can you not remember this one? Yeah, well that's essential.

(53:49):
But again, it's what I alwaysgo to. This is what makes it
fun. It's a conversation about music, you know what everyone piles in there
thing And then look, I Igo back and look at those lists.
I'm like, oh, let mecheck that song. I forgot about that
one, or I don't even knowwho that is. And it's a learning
experience. And you know, atthis point, I feel like I've heard
a lot of music over the years, and it's a great chance to expand
the rise. Look what you didto me with Wendy Styles. Okay.

(54:13):
And then when when Jason, youknow, gave his stamp of approval,
he already has delivered. He alreadygave me his top five and it was
Watermelon Sugar one, two, three, four, and five. There was
no room for any other artist orsongs in his top five. Done.
Okay, this will blow your mind. You ready, not on the list?
Come on, not on the list. And it was a layup.

(54:36):
I thought that was one of yours. For sure. I'm gonna uh,
Harry's gonna be upset. You hada chance, I'm sorry, har on
this show it was it was likethat time that I was able to use
like a Blue October song, Like, yeah, I finally got Blue October
out of the podcast. You hada chance to put Harry Styles in the
top five, and you didn't.I punted. I punted. I shouldn't

(54:57):
have. I shouldn't wait. Ifeel bad. He's probab. I'm not
gonna want to ever talk to meagain forever anyway. Number five. I
went with this because it's such adumb song, but it's it's catchy.
It's catchy as hell. This guysrecently. It's dumb. It's really dumb.
It's the presidents of the United Statesof America in Peaches. It's a

(55:20):
good song, it's fun, butman, you listen to the lyrics,
you're just like, I just gotdumber. They're put in the can by
a man. I mean, holyshit, it's terrible, but it's a
fucking fun, great song. Theywere put there by a man in a
factory redoubtown. Oh dumb, butthat's what makes it fun. Peaches number

(55:40):
five Peaches for me, Yeah,I love that band. But like,
if you listen to the song andkind of block out the lyrics, you're
like, it's pretty cool. Anygreat. Number five Peaches from the Presidents
of the United States. Number fourgoing Way, way way back, Rolling
Stones, Brown shoog got good one. Yeah, you can't beat that,

(56:02):
man. I mean, brown Sugaris still massively classic. I'm not gonna
say much about that. It's agreat song. This is where I thought
maybe we'd have a similar one mmhmm. And it's not something I really
want to eat a lot of.But number three the Smashing Pumpkins and Mayonnaise.
What a great fucking song that prettymuch most people don't know. You

(56:27):
know, unless you're a diehard Pumpkinsfan. It's just badass. It's the
best. It's the best smashing Pumpkinssongs that most people don't know. Yep,
that's a good way to put it. Yep, yep. Love that
tune. Smashing Pumpkins Mayonnaise. That'snumber three. Number two. Uh.
I thought maybe this one would bea one that we would get. And

(56:51):
I want to preface this by sayingit's not because of who the band is
it sings it. I just wantto say that it's a great fucking song.
And nothing screams summertime like ice creamMan from Vandon. I knew you're
going there ice cream man. Imean you listen to that and you could
see the ice cream truck, youcould see it. It's just cool,
man, It's just a cool fuckingsong. And when the band kicks in

(57:13):
the whole swagger of the band,it's great. It's absolutely great. And
then number one, which I dobelieve we have as a duel on the
same list. Number one, RockCandy from Montrose, fucking good one.
I'm going way back early Samy.It's weird. I have a Dave and

(57:36):
Sam next to each other. Montroserock Candy. Listen to that album?
Is that the first album? Yeah, the first album from Montros yep,
all of them, every song I'mnot at the good song And I didn't
think about it. Rock'd like Ijust like I predicted we're gonna get our
fucking asses handed to us because there'sa million great songs and there's probably ten

(57:58):
other ones that are better than myfucking top five. And like I don't
I haven't look, I ain't beento a Teddy Bar in a while,
but rock Candy should be on forthe old guy teddy bars because that song
is just right in the pocket.What he knows you're it's like fucking nineteen
seventy four. Dude, I know, you know. It's worse the fact

(58:19):
that I called it a teddy bar. That just says, oh, dude,
yeah, rock Candy number one,and then I got a bunch we'll
talk about afterwards. But I reallythought we would have three, and those
are the three, the Pumpkins,the Mantros in the Van Halo. I
really thought those three would be Idon't know shit. Apparently. I thought
you were gonna have one Roth andone Sammy, but not Montrose. I

(58:43):
thought you were gonna have two VHtunes in there. Thought about it.
No pound Cake for you? Youknow what. I love the song,
I thought for sure, pound Cake. I love that song. I had
you down for two Van Halen songsin your top five. I love that
song. Just the lyrics are justa little too cheesy. You know.
The song's great. If they wereto figure out some better lyrics, I'm

(59:06):
like, ugh, just fucking cake. You're making a double on Tundra and
a fucking pound cake. Yeah,it sucks. The hook's great, the
whole thing. Love that song.Fucking dumb lyrics, Sammy, come on,
you can do better than that.First thing that we heard from Van
Halen, Right, that's what wasthe first single, Oh why Can't This

(59:28):
Be Love? That was the firstone, which incidentally, Sammy Hagar got
up with the ads the other dayand sang that with them. The first
album with Sammy, and that's whyCan't This Be Love? Pound Cake is
the first single off of fuck Yeahif you for a noful carnal knowledge?

(59:49):
Right, but that was the firstsingle right off the drill at the beginning,
which is cool as ship. Yeah, Okay, great fucking song,
just dumb lyrics. Man, goodlist, Thank you? I thought it
was okay, good list. I'dfeel like you put in six minutes as
opposed to your normal four. Youare being generous to me like a lady

(01:00:13):
would be, right now. Sixis generous? All right? In a
number five we have one, aspredicted, one song. You went off
the fucking rails. I did.I went deep deep in a number five?
Weird al eat it? Cinnamon Girlstop right there. I would never

(01:00:36):
put Neil Young on a list.It's the cover done by type O negative.
Oh shit, Type O negatives coverof Cinnamon Girls. Fucking yes.
And then I'm so happy that Igot to talk about typo negative on the
podcast first mentioned ever ninety nine episodesof this Stupid podcast, and it's the

(01:00:58):
first time I've uttered the words typonegative. They're awesome. I haven't heard
that version. I thought you weregonna say. You know who does another
great version of the same song isa big head time in the Monsters.
Great version. It's pretty spot on, great version. I don't know that
I've heard it. Yeah, it'sgood. I did not hear the type.
Oh, now see, this iswhy we do this thing. Man,
this is now I got shit tolisten to. It's great. Yeah,
okay, all right, all right, So gotta be the cover.

(01:01:22):
And at five number four, Itold you this list is everywhere. Nineteen
sixty eight Tony Joe White Poke SaladAnnie. Oh, that's the one that
Elvis used to love to cover.Yeah, Elvis did a great cover of
it. It kind of made itreally super famous. But you know Louisiana.

(01:01:42):
Yeah, it's a Louisiana guy.He talks about it, you know,
and it's like poke Salad Annah,the gate has got your granded chump,
chomp chomp. His voice is awesome. And I don't know anything else
about Tony Joe White. I justknow this one song and it's just it's
great, and it's he's kind ofsinging Poke Sally Annie, but because he's

(01:02:06):
talking about a girl, but thesong is called Polk Salad Annie, so
it counted as the food song.But again, as much as I love
the King, the original is better, and fucking Elvis kills it. Elvis
kills him at the tone of TonyJoe White, his voice again kind of
like typo negative, just a reallykind of a deep, really a baritone

(01:02:29):
delivery number of nice three good listnumber three. Oh shit, okay,
yeah, because I made some changes, it's your list. Cornflake Girl,
Tory Amos, damn it. Lovethat song. Ding ding ding ding.

(01:02:50):
She's so great. Never was acorn flake girl. Yeah, that's great.
Holy shit, Tory Amos. Ican't believe how much I love her,
and I don't ever live. Sendto her every now and then,
every now and then because I haveit on my you know, on the
iPad. I'll put it on andit's it's great. She's awesome. I
saw her live, yeah, andphenomenal. It's so great. She's so

(01:03:15):
fucking sexy. She's straddling that piano. She's got a piano on one side.
She's like dueling pianos on her herself. She's like, bam, bam,
bam band, just fingering, amazing. You just had to say fingering,
I did. I did. CornflakeGirl. Great song. Damn,
it's an amazing song. Greatly.We used to play that in Buffalo,

(01:03:37):
huh. It was a rotation.I'll throw it in when we first switched.
You play it. I'll throw itoccasionally on Friday as we do like
a nineties day on the station.I'll bust it in. Let mean,
you know, once every maybe amonth. But man, when I hear
it, I'm like, this isfucking awesome. It's awesome. Yeah,
guys, go listen number three,Cornflake Girl, number two, Zach Brown

(01:04:00):
chicken Fried. Okay, all right, that's all right. I'm not mad
about that. Don't love it,but okay, And my kid loves it
now, so she sings it,and it's I always like this. The
reason that she like her mom's alittle bit. Her mom's in the country
music, so I'm sure she hearsit over there, but it's it's in
my rotation on a couple of differentplaylists, and she really really likes it,

(01:04:25):
and it's made me like the songeven more. I always liked it,
That's why it was on the playlist. I always feel like it's a
great party song. Yep, it'sit's an awesome background. There's not one
person that's ever going to complain.As a matter of fact, you might
get it, turn it up alittle, you know. It's a great,
great party song. Oh yeah,and it's probably overplayed. If you're

(01:04:47):
in that space and you listen tocountry music, you're like, Okay,
I've had enough of it. Idon't listen to that stuff that often.
So Chicken Fried is still like ahuge, huge song for me. So
Zach Brown in it number two,and in it number one, the best
Smashing Pumpkins song that most people don'tknow my number one, dude, Smashing
Pumpkins mayonnaise, fucking great. Itis an awesome, awesome song. I

(01:05:12):
have never been all over the boardon a list like this before, you
know, I was just sit herethinking, if you comboed our list together,
that's a hell of a ten song. Run, Yeah, that's a
hell of a ten song. RunAll bangers, All bangers. I was
close on ice Cream Man. Itoo like ice Cream Man more than I
like pound Cake. What got edgedout at the last minute. Here I

(01:05:41):
was looking at a bunch of shit, and it's like, you know,
I couldn't bring myself to put fuckingcherry Pie on the list, Nora.
I mean, you know, Iwant candy even bayh blah whah. I
love that song, but nah,I couldn't. It wasn't. I love
that song, and I love everycover version of that song. I love
that. I absolutely love that songbecause it's just got that classic Bo Diddley,
the tempo of it. It's sogreat. I love everything about it.

(01:06:04):
Raspberry Beret, Oh, Prince,that's great. That's what I was
kind of struggling with. I justdon't love it as much as the five
that I delivered. I mean,it was right there. I came that
was battling it out for number sixfor me with ice Cream Man, Raspberry
Beret. Ice Creamman was never myI don't know. I mean, it

(01:06:27):
just never was my favorite Van Halensong, but it's it is great.
Raspberry Beret was right there for me. Yeah, yeah, that's good.
I like that one too, Iwrote I had Peaches. I love the
Presidents, I love the five.I love those five President's songs that everybody
knows that should know. You know, it's all you need to know.
Really, you're good. There.I threw down just because I knew it

(01:06:48):
would get a chuckle out of afew people. I put down the Lemon
song from led Zeppelin, just youknow, bring Lemon story back around for
you know when you hit the Noots, well Lemon two Lemon two to as
a lemon song. Oh yeah,yeah, thought Eezy talks TV Dinners is
pretty good. Oh shit, Ididn't think about that one. That's that's
a great song. That's a greatsong. I kind of wrestled with it.

(01:07:10):
I'm like, but again, Idon't remember what it sounds like,
but I remember it being a greatsong. Yeah, the game. So
that's that's a good that's uh litLittle Wayne, Little Wayne, Lollipop.
What's the band that did the cover? That's at the band cover framing Henley,

(01:07:30):
Framing Hanley. It's great. Thecover's fucking great. I love it.
Cover is awesome. That's that's ona that's on a couple of playlists
like party playlists, background music.Framing Handley. You're right, and uh
yeah, that's a good one too. That's a really good one if you
want to really go classic. Imean, you know, we I grew
up with and still to this daywe play Fats Domino in this house all

(01:07:51):
the time. Blueberry Hill was somethingthat was, you know, in a
top ten for me, and thenhonorable mention just because people will just think
that we forgot it. It's justnot my era of Deaf Leopard. But
pour some sugar on me. Iwas I'm out after Pyromania. That's not

(01:08:13):
my Deaf Leopard anymore. That's thegirl's death Leopard. It's it's it's not
for me. Pyromania was it,and then it just they became a chick
band to me, they became Banjovi. Yeah, yeah, that's true.
Man, put all that stuff upto the first album, I mean,
High and Dry and all that shiton through the Night. I love the
really early stuff that most people don'tknow. Its just that band absolutely cuts

(01:08:36):
off. There's a line drawn atPyromania. I don't know. Maybe that's
some kind of a top five likewhat band you know you only liked or
what album ruined you on a band? That would be something we could talk
about. That'd be a horrible discussion. Pork and Beans from Weezer. I
don't know why. I kind oflike that song. Yeah, I never
loved that song. I'm a hotand cold on Weezer. I mean I've

(01:08:58):
come around, you know. I'mhappy for their you know, their renewed
interest and stuff. The best thingthat band ever did was that fucking cover
of Africa, because they got backin the discussion, you know, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah. Bestband with food in the band name
is it Pearl Jam. I'll throwa couple at you, palling oats,

(01:09:23):
blue oyster, cult corn, limp, biscuit, red Hot chili peppers,
jelly roll, bread, meat loaf, blind melon fish, Pearl Jam with
food in the band name, well, red chili peppers, and suck,
you know. I mean that's althoughPearl Jam is such a great name,

(01:09:44):
you know, and paper doesn't soundlike it would be a great name.
I think it's a great name becauseof what they've become. Yeah, you
know, if you would be like, what the fuck is your band's name?
That doesn't make any sense of dumb, well it ain't dumb. It's
fucking pretty great now. They madeit cool, you know. Yeah,
chili peppers is good. Maybe itwould be a toss up between pearl jam

(01:10:06):
and chili peppers. Yeah, meatloaf, No thanks, I can't.
I can't listen to that. Youknow what they say, don't You know
what they say. Don't don't letyour meat loaf. Don't. Jesus you
did a big, big news forour pirate friends. Here the long standing

(01:10:30):
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Not only can you take their fivestar rated tour, you can now visit
their store six oh seven do MainStreet in the French Quarter. That sounds

(01:10:51):
right near my friends the Dirty Boys. Huh. There's a variety of shirts,
beads, bandanas. I mean,all that pirate gear that we're always
talking about that's available online. Ifyou go to New Orleans now there is
a Pirate of the Quarter store.Okay, right there. You can do
all your shopping right there and getyour stuff. To worry about shipping and

(01:11:13):
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in the French Quarter. Bro,you know, it's uh, it doesn't
seem real. It's one of thosethings, but you know you've done this

(01:11:35):
business thing and it's uh, it'sfucking the scariest thing you could ever do.
Yeah, it's fucking scary. Someoneat the store right now, it's
I mean, no, it's no, it's Wednesday night at eight twenty.
What what are you doing? Whatthe fuck are you doing over there?
I don't know, I don't know. I'll let you know when it works.

(01:11:57):
I mean, are you opened nineto five? I mean, how
can I go in there? Moststores in the quarter, you'd be surprised
aren't open that long. Yeah,you know, yeah, it's like a
noon to five, eleven to fivemost days. I mean we'll be open
different hours just because of the toursthat run in the afternoon in the evenings
on the weekends. But yeah,yeah, dude, we open up a
store. It's actually you know thedirty boys right across if you know the

(01:12:18):
French Quarter, well like we do, Harry's Bar? Is it old school
dirty bar across the street? Youget Dirty Boys. It's a little it's
old man drinking bar, you know, it's it's that kind of bar,
right and uh, across the streetis the Dirty Boys, which is a
great, great art gallery. Andthen we have they had extra space that

(01:12:40):
they weren't going to use anymore,and it's got a separate entrance, uh
on the side street on do mainStreet. So we struck a deal,
worked it out. They've been totallybad ass and we just had like,
you know, you do a softopening. You know, we did that
last weekend just to see if thefucking lights turn on and the computer works
and yeah, you you got tobe able to wipe credit cards, and

(01:13:01):
you know, we had all kindsof troubles like you would. But that's
why you do a soft opening,you know, you figure it out.
And uh yeah, people are justwalking in going, holy fuck, this
is cool. The pirate store,pirate shirts, pirate this fuck yeah.
And it's course what makes it funfor us, is it you just it's
cool. It's a cool place togo. And see it's not very big.

(01:13:24):
I'm not gonna say it's fucking Walmart. It's tiny. You know,
you walk in it, spin aroundtwice you've seen everything, you know,
I mean, you have it.What are you gonna do? You start
small and uh, and that's whatwe're doing, and we're taking shit.
It's like, where's the back room, dude? Like, where's the main
room? This is the room.You're in the main room. We have
a capacity maximum capacity, you know. And you see those signs that like,

(01:13:45):
uh, like the House of Bluesmaximum capacity nine hundred ours like seven
seven. Yeah, can you waitoutside, sir. There's already six people
in here, and one of them'schubby. Yeah. If two people are
trying to try on a shirt,they're gonna helbow each other in the again,
hey wait, you got to tryyours on? First. Friend.
It's small, but it's it's reallya meeting place for the tours. You

(01:14:05):
start there, you stop there.It's it's crazy. So a couple things
about this, just for anyone whois opened their own business, it's kind
of a cool, terrifying thing.I mean, I'm a sugarcoat it,
you know, as most people dowho start something like this. It's fucking
terrifying because you're putting everything into it, your time, money, effort,

(01:14:28):
your family is impacted, all ofit. Right. Yeah, So you
do it anyway. You just fuckingdo it anyway. If it was easy,
everyone would do it. And Idon't I use that more as I'm
getting older, so many different things. If it was fucking easy, everyone
would do it. That's it.So there you go. You know what

(01:14:51):
I mean, Like you went outthere and you opened up a business.
I mean, you've already had abusiness open, but now you have a
you know what they call a brickand mortar, you know, I mean
a couple of punks, you know, from you know, outside of Buffalo
and having a place in the FrenchQuarter. It's a cool thing, man,
It's like a really really cool thing. It's uh, it's it's it's

(01:15:14):
insane. It's really cool, anduh, you know, we're we're excited.
Man. It's it's gonna be wild. It's gonna you know, you're
gonna get your ups and your downs, You're gonna have your struggles. But
somebody asked me the other day whenI told them what I was doing,
they said, hey, wait aminute, they go, wait, what
You're going to open a store inthe French Quarter. Okay, let me
just ask you a few questions.Don't you program three Radio stations. Yeah,

(01:15:41):
I do, right, you howwhen do you sleep? And I
said, listen, let me explainit to you. I don't no,
It's it's cool. You know whatthat phone you got, you could look
at it, okay, and youcan punch in like on your iPhone.
Right, I'm just gonna do itlittle math with you. This is pretty
crazy. My daily average on myiPhone is around four hours and thirty one

(01:16:06):
minutes. I don't know if that'sa lot. I don't know if yours
is more. But I also doa lot of social media for the pirates
that I do at social media forthe radio station. So right, if
you take a look at four hoursa day, multiply that by five,
that's twenty hours in a week.I'm just saying, how much of that

(01:16:30):
time you're on your phone? Areyou just pissing away time? Mm hmm.
You start looking at what you doevery day, you can find the
time. You can, you totallycan. You absolutely can find the time.
So, yeah, do I geta lot of sleep? Not that
much, but something I wanted totry, and we're going for it,

(01:16:50):
and it's gonna be it's gonna befucking crazy. I don't know that I
have a screen time on your phone. Yeah, I mean it looks up
the digital well being. Its justone hour and fifty one minutes today.
Yeah, I mean that's my screentime, six minutes more than yesterday.
Right. But you look at yourscreen time and you can see that it'll

(01:17:14):
start added it up, added upthrough a week, add up through a
month. You can find time.And that's not me saying you got to
open a business. But from atime standpoint, you know, I got
time to do this. Yeah,you might. You might have time.
You might have time, So we'llsee what happens. It's gonna be cool.
So when next time you come totown, Rod, you gotta swing
by. See what's up. It'sgonna be crazy. Any final thoughts,

(01:17:40):
you know? I no what?No, my kid's got a fall break.
Yeah remember hearing about that when wewere kids. No, because we
didn't fucking have one. So there'sreally no Columbus Day anymore. But I
think people got used to having thatday off so to get to teachers,

(01:18:00):
to make it sound cool to teach, and you get all these cool days
off all the time. My kiddoesn't have school on Friday, what used
to be Columbus Day, Indigenous People'sDay and Tuesday off and then you know
you love the thing in with theweekend and it's a fall break. Yep?
Are they doing that there? Imean Henry have something like that.

(01:18:21):
He's got like one day, youknow in high school he's just got the
one day. But in his oldschool he would have a week basically off
in the fall. Yeah, inOctober. Yeah, I'm not talking about
I have a week off for Thanksgiving. No, no, this is different.
This is this is October fall break. Yeah, you're good, Like
what it's almost what are we fuckis supposed to do with our kid for

(01:18:44):
a week Yeah, I mean that'skind of the thing, like, holy
shit, what do I do withmy kid for a weekend like Christmas?
Okay? And I have you know, it's my weekend. So the fact
that it's my weekend and she hasThursday, she has Friday, Monday and
Tuesday off, it's dad's weekend.Fucking figure it out, dude, Like,
I mean, I don't have fallbreak at the radio station. No,

(01:19:06):
not yet. We we we getfall break off here. Uh no,
you know, so you got maybeyou've got to go in there.
You got you might want to goin there and talk to somebody goes,
look, I'm TV guy. Now, I just want to say I might
need a right now, I'm aTV guy, you see that. I
uh, yeah, I don't thinkthat I'm telling all right. I don't

(01:19:28):
want to spend a lot of timeon this, but I just want to
point this out and maybe you couldthrow me a couple of words of thoughts
on it. The other day,I'm out, I'm actually in the quarter
and I'm out in front of thepirates of the quarter store doing my ship
doors open. I'm some guy pullsup, pull it up, Come on,
boys, come on over, what'sup? You gonna your money?
I'm gonna be hooking. And hiscar pulls up and it's cranking tunes right,

(01:19:51):
and I'm like, oh cool,And it's playing some rap music.
I don't know rap very well,but you know, you hear it all
the time, super loud. I'mlike, and it's like and then the
dude's singing and I don't know whoit was, so I'm not even gonna
guess. Let's just say the lyricswere graphic graphic, like massively graphic,

(01:20:15):
N word graphic hardcore rap. Right. Yeah, So I'm like, wow,
like a BASSI is fucking rattling everythingaround, windows are rattling in the
base buildings. But it's just andand I'm like, that's uncomfortable. I
turned around. It's some big fatdobe. White dude, white dude.

(01:20:36):
Okay, So let me ask youthis question. Is that cool like he
goes rolling through, say a certainneighborhood, Is ever gonna be cool with
that? Or is that not good? You know what I mean? Like
that feels like that might be athing if he's not saying it and he's
listening to it. I mean it'sa song. I mean, they're not

(01:20:58):
saying here's the white version you knowof Travis Scott's album. It's just the
Travis Scott album. It's name outthere. So yeah, yeah, I
think you just yeah, you blastthat and you don't sing along to those
parts. You your window just soyou have to edit yourself on your singing.

(01:21:21):
I was like, oh, I'mlike, dude, hey, I
mean, I whoa. I didn'teven know what to think. I was
like, wow, I gotta putthat one out in the room. I
guess see what, I guess seewhat everyone thinks about that one. That
one's you hear that song. Youhear that stuff in the Quarter all the
time. And the way that theyou know, the quarter is it's you
know, it's all brick and it'stall, and it just it fucking the

(01:21:46):
natural amplification of the avenues of thestreets. You know. My place,
as you know, there's a frontbedroom and there's a back bedroom. And
the front bedroom is a little bitcooler, you know. I mean,
it's just it's set up for asingle bed in there and everything, and
I've said, okay, well,let's just use this one for our room,

(01:22:09):
and the guest room will be atthe back, which you know would
be painting. You know, we'llbe facing like inside the quarter. One
night of that guy coming by maybeten fifteen times, a couple of fucking
hogs meeting Harley's and then just youknow, drunk girls fighting and crying.
Uh yeah, we're gonna switch thesebedrooms and we're gonna go the My bedroom

(01:22:32):
will be in the back. Ifsomebody wants to come and stay with me,
they can sleep in the front.And that's that's how it is.
It's fucking whisper quiet. And youknow, my place isn't big, but
just the distance from one bedroom tothe other. What is that Oh twelve
feet? What's that hallway? Yeahthat's not very big. I mean yeah,

(01:22:53):
but you've got all the house blockingit, you know, so you're
not hearing shit back there. Yeah, so the back bedroom. So that
guy is a guy that you hearall the time in the quarter and it
sucks when it's like four o'clock inthe morning. Oh, that's when the
jack off. It's like clockwork.Because I've stayed in that front room a

(01:23:14):
few times over the years, andlet me assure you, it's almost like
you can paint the picture. It'slike, Okay, about one am,
that's the hard conversations. You yeah, hear what people are fighting about.
Yeah, three am, it's likethat's when the girls start crying and fucking
puke and scream at each other.But here's what happens. I'm trying to
sleep and it's like you get caughtup in the conversation. You're like,

(01:23:35):
oh, no, that girl's beingjust a bit. You want to open
the window and say no, no, no, no, you're wrong,
you're wrong. Why won't you pickup He is an asshole. You're not
picking up answer me right outside myfucking window. Get out of here.
From your description of your boyfriend beingan asshole on the phone, he is
an asshole. Dump him. Likeyou're sitting there going through the whole thing,

(01:23:55):
You're like, I just want togo to sleep with the fuck Shut
these girls up? Yeah, yeah, loud. It was just one of
those weird moments. I'm like,whoof dude, I don't know about this
one. Let's just say they's gonnabe me. Yeah, I'm taking that
risk. Guys, thanks so muchfor checking out the pod today. You
can watch this thing on our YouTubechannel. We need you to like smash

(01:24:17):
the subscribe button and then you wantthere's a little thing right there. I
just looked at iHeart. It's likeyou want notifications. Yeah, I want
to fucking know when a new onegoes up. Man, they'll send you
a little notification. It's not awhole lot of things. It's not super
intrusive or anything like that. Butdo some of those things so that you're
you're up on when these things drop. Okay, yeah, because it might

(01:24:39):
not be every week. Yeah,it's a little loose on that. But
Pod ninety nine, Wow, Like, are we planning something for one hundred
No, I don't think we are. I'm pretty I'm not. No,
no, probably not going to dothat. Well. I enjoyed today's top
five. It was great because Icame up with it. I'm saying,

(01:25:00):
it just was weird enough, andit got us to stretch out and talk
about music that we've never talked abouton this show before. Cory ms has
maybe gotten to mention once or twice. That's it, if that, But
I mean, I know Tony JoeWhite never been mentioned. I never talked
about Typo, Zach Brown's probably neverbeen brought up going to your list.

(01:25:25):
We didn't talk about the presidents verymuch a couple of times. But yeah,
I mean that's what was interesting aboutthis, like all over the board
on that. Yeah. And I'mjust gonna say right now, Harry,
I apologize. It's not that Idon't like your song, but I thought
it was gonna be one through fiveI couldn't put on the list, buddy,
So thanks for listening to Harry,but please, I am sorry.

(01:25:45):
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