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Unpacking the Barroom Ballot Drama, Navigating Social Media Censorship, and Basking in Eclipse & Derby Delights
Can you believe a poll manager was spotted at a bar with a bunch of ballot bags? This isn't the setup for a political joke; it's the startling truth we're unpacking in today's episode. Join us as we navigate the murky waters of election integrity and the peculiar case of Mark Provenza. We're not just scratching our heads over the lapses in poll worker protocol; we're diving into the serious implications of public trust in our democratic process. From the initial shock to the Board of Elections' investigation, we'll lay out the facts and our candid thoughts on this bewildering occurrence.
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After a swirl through the serious stuff, we're lightening up the mood with tales of local color and personal adventures. Get swept up in our excitement for the upcoming solar eclipse event at a local eatery and take a gallop down memory lane with our Kentucky Derby escapades. We debate the merits of being in the thick of the action versus being a casual bystander, sharing our unique views on fully experiencing life's events. So sit back, relax, and let us bring a slice of the community buzz and a few laughs straight to your ears.
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Can you believe a poll manager was spotted at a bar with a bunch of ballot bags? This isn't the setup for a political joke; it's the startling truth we're unpacking in today's episode. Join us as we navigate the murky waters of election integrity and the peculiar case of Mark Provenza. We're not just scratching our heads over the lapses in poll worker protocol; we're diving into the serious implications of public trust in our democratic process. From the initial shock to the Board of Elections' investigation, we'll lay out the facts and our candid thoughts on this bewildering occurrence.
Ever get the feeling that social media is playing Big Brother with your content? We sure have, and we're sharing our latest scuffle with the mystery of content moderation. One of our videos landed in hot water, accused of spreading disinformation, and the appeal process was anything but transparent. We discuss the ins and outs of being content creators in today's digital minefield, all sprinkled with a dose of humor and some reflective pondering on media reporting styles. It's a wild ride through the challenges and odd quirks of ensuring our voices are heard online.
After a swirl through the serious stuff, we're lightening up the mood with tales of local color and personal adventures. Get swept up in our excitement for the upcoming solar eclipse event at a local eatery and take a gallop down memory lane with our Kentucky Derby escapades. We debate the merits of being in the thick of the action versus being a casual bystander, sharing our unique views on fully experiencing life's events. So sit back, relax, and let us bring a slice of the community buzz and a few laughs straight to your ears.
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Speaker 2:Ballads doing at the bar in the first place. Tonight our Caitlin McCarthy got answers from the board of elections.
Speaker 3:The Lorraine County Board of Elections tells me this pole manager has been rude from his position. They say he brought those blank ballads with him while he was grabbing lunch at this bar across the street. This surveillance video captured Monday is from Madhouse Bar and Grill in Illyria Two men walking into the bar, one carrying large bags, then one of them, identified as Lorraine County pole manager, setting down the bags filled with provisional or backup ballads at a table. The owner, james Tucker, was surprised when he saw what the bag was carrying.
Speaker 1:After he ordered his dinner he went over and started stuffing these bags which we could see on him. They said ballad on it, you know, and I'm like, well, that don't look right, you know.
Speaker 3:The Lorraine County Board of Elections and the Sheriff's Department both say they began investigating immediately.
Speaker 4:That was a great concern for us and one of the reasons why that person is no longer in that role and has been replaced and been removed from his position.
Speaker 3:Paul Adams is the director for the Lorraine County Board of Elections. He says it is not unusual for pole workers to pick up supplies the day before the election.
Speaker 4:We generally direct our pole workers to take those home. Keep those safe.
Speaker 3:Officials identifying the polling place. Manager is Mark Provenza, a former city law director.
Speaker 4:I know they've been with us for a handful of years, certainly long enough to know better than to do something of this nature.
Speaker 3:Adams says Provenza was waiting on a ride and left it a ride share. The Board of Elections says none of those ballots were tampered with.
Speaker 4:All of the ballots that are used at a polling location. All of those are sealed and they are reviewed by teams of Democrats and Republicans before they're used. After they're used, when they leave this office.
Speaker 3:In Lorraine County, Caitlin McCarthy, 19 News.
Speaker 1:I stand corrected. There is a reason. You just take them to the bar, you go out, you kick it, do what you got to do. You was totally wrong, I was completely wrong.
Speaker 5:I overreacted.
Speaker 1:And it's okay to take ballots to the bar, have a beer, relax. I mean, it's just standard practice.
Speaker 5:Just standard, standard practice. So whatever came of it, that's it right, it's all done and no investigation.
Speaker 1:No, that's not true. The Sheriff's Department came in. The sheriffs are still looking into it. They've called me since then and asked a couple more questions to add to their question. They're definitely looking into it.
Speaker 5:Let's make this clear, though I was at the Dennis office. But anyways, this has nothing to do with me. But yeah. But the funny thing about this is what stands out to me. They said there was 50 ballots.
Speaker 1:Yeah, 50. It was 50 ballots.
Speaker 5:So in my expert opinion, 50 ballots is about this long. It's about that thing, I don't think it's that thick. I don't think it's that thick, Maybe like that Okay so it takes four bags, four or five, four, four big ass bags. It's big, it looks like the delivery pizza box when they deliver pizzas, that bag. So you're telling me there was only 50 in them.
Speaker 1:But clearly much heavier because they were having trouble carrying it.
Speaker 5:Well, those were the Flintstone ones. They were made by a rock and a. They were stone tablets.
Speaker 1:Those were bedrock ballots. Yeah, bedrock ballots.
Speaker 5:So it's clearly okay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I'm completely in the wrong here. What can I say? I'm completely in the wrong.
Speaker 5:Here's what I want to know who would just have a whole bag of ballots just randomly somewhere? I don't know.
Speaker 1:Mark Provenza obviously.
Speaker 5:I guess.
Speaker 1:And then, hey, what the hell is that? What do you get? I mean, what's going on over there? Nothing Geez. Oh man, Did you stuff those with Trump votes?
Speaker 5:What are you talking about?
Speaker 1:Where is he going? What the heck's going on here? Yeah, we're completely in the wrong here. We overreacted. There's no reason for him to be overly cautious with our ballots. That's another thing. He it's us. We're overreacting.
Speaker 5:He could have walked straight across the street. He didn't do anything wrong, but he got fired right.
Speaker 1:Yeah, oh yeah, he got fired. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a volunteer position. So you're like Kramer, I don't even work here.
Speaker 5:That's a volunteer position, probably, I don't know. I would assume, See, I don't think it should be, that it should be. Certain areas of it should be paid where.
Speaker 1:Like if you're managing a pole station.
Speaker 5:Yeah, something should be.
Speaker 1:I think somebody said that it was a. I'm pretty sure I mean unless I'm hearing something wrong, but I could have swore that that's what I heard is that it was a volunteer position. That's what I'm pretty sure of. I'm not 100%, but I think that's true. I don't know, I can't.
Speaker 5:Either way, I think it should be watched better. Like he shouldn't have been able to do that. I don't get what I mean. Whether he did anything wrong or not, he shouldn't have been able to do that.
Speaker 1:I don't even see why they should be taking him home at night. I mean the ballots. I mean they said that, if you heard it, they said it's got security seals on it and they checked it and I said, I mean, who knows what do I know? I mean this Paul Davis could be his buddy. You know what I mean. He might be the one who sent him over here. Hey, get these out of here. You know what I mean? How the hell do I know? I just, I don't know. I don't like it. Man, they really need to fix. I know that it's not the like, it's not. I know it's not the best system in the world, but I think it needs some repairing for sure, in my opinion. I think that it's. There's Definitely something wrong with the voting system. If, if the idea is that you just take them home but you have seals on them, it just seems weird and then they say like there's nothing wrong with it, but he got fired.
Speaker 5:So what? Why do we get fired? Yeah, well, what's the? Reason you fired them back his job. He just went to the bar with the ballets.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, it's just no big deal. I Didn't know big deal here. What's just, what's going on? There's nothing.
Speaker 5:Nothing to see, nothing to see but oh Well, what else we got.
Speaker 1:Nerve-racking. I'm still stressed about it, to be honest with you.
Speaker 5:Nothing's weird.
Speaker 1:It was wild, though. I mean in the news cameras, a sheriff's department, everybody was showing up over this thing. It blew up like crazy. I guess it was on the 98, 590, 7, 5. I mean all the radio stations and stuff. I Mean it was. It was pretty nuts. You know, chronicle did a thing on it, the, the morning journal did a thing on it.
Speaker 5:She didn't show your shirt on that interview.
Speaker 1:No, she wouldn't show it. I got it on now, so she can't hold me back. No, she didn't. In fact, she shows him stuff in the bags while I'm talking, because what I'm saying, the only thing that she posted that I said that what that she wanted to post, I guess, was that Was during the time when he had it down and you could see my t-shirt. You know, and I was, I mean, I wore it specifically for that reason. I mean, I'm childish like that. But yeah, she's freaking. Yeah, she scammed me out of getting my t-shirt on there. I should have done what would Ben do that one probably would have showed up on it. They probably would have allowed that.
Speaker 5:That probably, uh, probably wasn't her call, though Definitely probably wasn't her call.
Speaker 1:No, it's definitely her car call. What do you mean? You think, oh yeah, for sure it's her for. Call that girl didn't leave. So that girl when she came, she came in and she parked over by the dumpster kind of where Bill Parks all the time and she stayed there all night Like she was there, did the interview, was here, and then like that was where you park your truck with the dog in it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my truck with a dog in it. Yeah, that's where it's at that. Yeah, she parked right there and she had it that whole time. She had her truck there and like they actually Went live for the shot like late night it was dark, so she she had to have been here for like and I could have checked cameras and told you. But Everything she did and edited she did right there in her, in her car, on her phone, or maybe she has a laptop in there, I don't know. But yeah, everything was everything was done right here froze up crazy.
Speaker 1:You're froze up right now. Yeah you're lucky it didn't freeze up with that back. What you lucky. You got lucky on that one. Yeah, it was pretty wild, pretty crazy, and I mean I don't think that I don't think anybody disagrees with us, though.
Speaker 5:No, I didn't get any bad. I didn't get any bad. That's crazy. Usually we'd get all kinds of shit on that.
Speaker 1:I mean the news reported what they were told by the election board. You know, I mean, and that's what they reported, but I mean I just don't. I mean, first of all, what. My thing is this Like you said, the 50 ballots, unless they're stone tablets. You know what I'm saying? It wasn't that hard to carry 50 ballots over. Okay, first off. Second off, if that's a lie.
Speaker 5:What else is?
Speaker 1:your anything, anything else coming out of your mouth is under question, in my opinion. You know what I mean, and how do I know what they did or didn't do? I just don't know. You know what I'm saying. It's just I don't like it.
Speaker 5:They examined the ballots. That was Supposed to be the 50 right and they they wasn't. The seal wasn't broke.
Speaker 1:I don't know, because that Tia Hilton was saying that the morning journal, which I didn't see, the morning journals Report on it, but I mean I think I did. Maybe actually now that I say that I think I did actually see it. But they said that there was Ballots and some weren't even Completed, because that's their whole thing was. They were saying there was only 50 un Incomplete it ballots. But I guess in the morning journal they said that that was also 50, like it was Others. And then somebody else said they don't even seal the up. So I don't know, I don't, I don't even get it, I don't know. Yeah, the whole thing seems like frickin shady as shit to me. In my opinion.
Speaker 1:We talked to I talked to Ken Greer yesterday. He wants to come up after I get back from vacation. He wants to come up and do a podcast with us. Interesting guy, I mean, he does. They do all that stuff with a lunch bunch. You know that. So if they came yesterday they had a bag, a garbage bag, to set ballots on it. They had us take pictures with it and they were just laughing hysterically. They thought it was great. But then he said no smoking in the studio. When he's here, he goes. I can't do that. I can't be in there with all that smoke. I'll give him a respirator. He was a track star man. He can't oh you know, what I mean.
Speaker 1:He don't. He don't mess with that. You know he's he don't mess with. He says I don't think I can handle it. I said we do got a window. I mean we could open a window, but I mean I would probably go without smoking a little bit, I would imagine for an interview. You know the end of the interview.
Speaker 5:All right, get out of here. I got a smoke. No, just go. Like you wanted to be over with you, just go.
Speaker 1:This, this kid. I know Damien. He worked in Roots town, he was working and he hated it. He lives in North Olmsted so and he had worked back then for GQ and then he went to work for OCP whenever OCP kind of took over everybody or took over the whole GQ thing. So he freaking puts the, he puts the. The Roots town job is like his friends, like the main guy for OCP time. Now he's not there anymore, time longer, but I mean they were best buds back when they both worked as carpenters, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1:And they're out at Roots town and Damien is on the job site and he goes, he, he freaking lights up a cigarette right in the middle of the job site, just you know, and he gets fired. They get. They fire him for, you know, because it's non-smoking job or whatever. You know. I forget what job it was exactly that they were doing. I think it was the hospital, which makes it even worse, you know, and I was working at the time I was building that North Olmsted Movie theater, which was what pissed him off. It was like five minutes from his house and he's driving to Roots town, which is out past Akron, pretty far past Akron. So, anyways, he lights up the cigarette and then he stops into.
Speaker 1:One day when we're over there after he gets fired I'm like dude, what the fuck do you even smoke? He goes. Sometimes I go really. He goes, yeah, like when I want to get fired. He was trying to get kicked off the job and it pissed Tom off. So Tom was just like, yeah, I'm out. He's like he keep pissed him in. That was his friend too, man. They were close at one time. They used to like go jet skiing and shit together. You know it was. It was pretty, pretty messed up that he would fire him for that.
Speaker 5:I mean, well, the ones wanting to get fired for it.
Speaker 1:Well, I get it, but I mean, that was just, I don't know. I thought it was a bit much. I Think he could have let him get away with it? I don't know it didn't sound good. I should go check the cameras. What the hell is that you think it is a dog?
Speaker 5:It could be or somebody dragging in bags or something they brought in that.
Speaker 1:They brought in my dog, tipsy's Sister, yesterday oh yeah, the people that bought it and they bring her. But they bring her in and Amanda goes. You got to wipe her ass. Amanda's not letting it go, you know what they say she goes.
Speaker 1:She said I think she said no, I can't remember. I think she said no, right, amanda just grabs the dog and turns around, looks at its ass and it's all like fucking. It's got cocky butt. I Was dying laughing. I'm like that's too much. She's just she's so. Like that's what I love about Amanda. Like she, she has no cooth sometimes when it comes to shit like that.
Speaker 5:You know so what about this lady, this we're supposed to do something with today?
Speaker 1:We're gonna do that around three o'clock. We're not gonna do it live, we're gonna we're. That's gonna be recorded. We might even issue that one on vacation or something, you know. I mean, I'm just curious. She's a like a kind of like a little bit of an activist like online presence type thing. So I just kind of curious, more than anything, you know get to know or find out what her deal is. You know she definitely was on. I had our back all the way through this whole. You know this whole story with the, with the Ballots. You know the, the 50 stone tablets yeah, you know.
Speaker 5:That's crazy, that's still morning morning Scotty morning.
Speaker 1:Trina, it's a crook. What do you say? It's a crook? Sunday morning bar talk. I see him say something like it's a crook. I don't know where that went, though I can't find this on this one. It won't come up. I don't know why. Is yours coming up on your phone? No, it's not Mm-hmm. Am I not posted on anything except bar talk right now, or something?
Speaker 5:No, no, daddy, I got nine people watching, I guess.
Speaker 1:Yeah, maybe it's just on bar talk. No, it says cross post to more pages right there.
Speaker 5:Well, folks, mister.
Speaker 1:Did I not click that ahead of time or something? No, it should be there, it should be there, I don't know. Anyways, hopefully it is, I don't know, but I'm only seeing it on this one, I'm not seeing it on the other one, not that it matters. Yes, scotty, tia is his girl. He said Did Fox lie about how many ballots were in found?
Speaker 1:Well, I mean, I'm just saying Trina, this guy had four bags and if you watched a video I posted on the bar talk that the younger guy that carries it over, he literally is, he's literally like having to switch hands and Arms you know what I mean as he's carrying it over, he's literally having to like because the weight's so heavy and they're telling me that's 50 ballots. I mean, I know it's a two-page ballot, so I'll give them a hundred pages, but come on, I mean there's no way that's only 50 ballots. Now there's, I mean, other possibilities, maybe that I don't know about that, you know, maybe I'm I'm not privy to like as far as maybe Maybe there was machines in some of the other ones. That's possible. I mean it's possible that he had, like you know, tablets for voting machines or something that he was taken to his, his voting station. I mean there's possibilities. I'm not saying there's not. I Find it hard to believe, but it's possible. I mean, I mean anything's possible. I just don't. I just, I just think it's bullshit in the end of the day. I think it's bullshit, I think, to say that he had 50. I mean, nah, not even 50 per bag, trina. I mean it's, it's freaking.
Speaker 1:He had to switch arms. I mean these are soft bags so the bag itself can't weigh more than a pound, right? I mean, at the most you're talking, the bags are four pounds If you put 50 ballots, even, let's just say it is in each one, so it's. So now you got 200, 400 pages of paper. You still aren't gonna have to switch arms for 400 pages a piece of the paper. No, he was struggling like he was. He had to like literally lift it over to the other side and but I don't know, it could be voting Machines, it could be. I mean, I'm not I, what the hell do I know? I don't know how that whole program and system works but here's the thing we wouldn't be having these questions.
Speaker 5:You know, if you weren't in a bar weren't in a bar right with the bag. Right so and then he's fucking switching it from the one bag into another bag and he's like looking around and shit, like he's doing something shady, right, exactly crime alert. Tonight Ballads doing at the bar in the first place.
Speaker 1:There's what I'm saying.
Speaker 5:Then he's walking out of his way to come here. I Don't know, but you ain't doing anything wrong, or it's okay, but he shouldn't have been in bar. You know I'm saying shouldn't have been in a bar and To Torina's point she's saying he was weak.
Speaker 1:He's the younger guy was the one that carried him over. That was switching arms. He was young, physically fit man. Yeah.
Speaker 5:Why would he allow that too like why would he I?
Speaker 1:Was told that it's common practice For some of the poll workers to help the managers take the things out to their car. But he did not have a car. He only could get an Uber. So he decided, until the Uber got here, he was gonna sit across the street.
Speaker 1:Well, there's nothing wrong with it, then he should have just walked straight across. Well, I don't know, I don't know if he picked that stuff up at Gargis's Hall. I don't know. I mean that a that stuff more than likely is at Gargis Hall. If they have to go pick up stuff, I would imagine it's most likely that it's at Gargis Hall.
Speaker 1:Okay, that's still directly across it is and yeah, it's still a weird angle. It's, it's a whole thing looks weird. The whole thing don't look right and maybe I'm, maybe I'm wrong, maybe maybe it was, you know, no big deal. Maybe it was nothing, maybe no, no, but I Just not that. I don't feel comfortable with it. Oh well, I just don't. I Don't see how it's comfortable that to.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I mean, that's just, I wouldn't do it, I'd never do it every word in our mouths could be wrong, but we wouldn't have to say anything if he didn't bring the motherfuckers your damn right.
Speaker 1:That's what it's exactly like. It's exactly like they said on Channel 19 news it's exactly like that.
Speaker 2:It's like our Caitlyn McCarthy ballads doing at the bar in the first place.
Speaker 1:I mean that, that I mean that.
Speaker 5:it's that simple, that's just that simple they open the door to all this, all the questions and all the Conspiracy theories and all this shit, because they did it not, you know, right, we ain't bring this shit up, right, right?
Speaker 1:right, right, exactly. Yeah, it was just too much. I mean, it just was too too much To that's just too much. You don't do that. That's just, that's a no-no. You should know better. You should think to yourself for a second. You think it'll be okay if I take these ballots over to the bar while I wait for my uber? Yeah, it'll be alright, yeah, that should be fine, right, I mean what? What? Who would say that? No, you know what?
Speaker 5:he thought, no, it's not cool, so I'm gonna walk all the way around here so nobody sees me right?
Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying, because their ballots and maybe it was nothing wrong with the water.
Speaker 5:Do you have the bags in his pocket?
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know, to keep it out of weather.
Speaker 5:According to him, that was to keep it all out of weather, but you know but to keep it out of weather, to walk all the way over here with it open and Then put him in just to go from here from the door, which is probably 15 feet from the car. Did you got in right, right?
Speaker 1:That's when he protected. That's when he protected it right, I know I seen that too.
Speaker 5:Oh my god, did we freeze, up again.
Speaker 1:You freaking thing. I hate when it does this. Now it's not, it's froze again. I think it's going alright though.
Speaker 5:Who's very.
Speaker 1:Connecting to live. Who said it? Yeah, it smells fishy. It smelled fishy in here yesterday. Yeah, it was, it was, it was. It was crazy and a little bit of fun, if I'm being honest. Yeah, it was pretty, pretty wild, but they but it sucks that they wouldn't let me put that shirt on here, that that really bummed me out because that's like that was the go-to and you know what it really brought me to my attention, what we need to do more than anything else. I need to order flags for the microphones. You know, have you ever seen the flags? Flags for the microphone? And we need backdrops and and Signs and stuff, because if we end up on the news again, we, we got to make sure we have it. Yeah, right, and we probably will. We're gonna do something stupid. It'll probably be our fault next time. These two dumbasses that they could really say this or whatever something.
Speaker 5:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know, man, that that, that that whole thing though it was, it was pretty, pretty crazy and a lot of we got a lot of business over it. I think you think, man, I'm telling, we sold 1200 wings on Wednesday. I mean, I had to order more wings for Friday because I was out of wings.
Speaker 5:Hey, let's make a wing special and we'll call it the ballots.
Speaker 1:No, you didn't see what I put on there. I called it whistleblower. Whistleblower Wednesday. I called it.
Speaker 5:Yeah, we should call a wing, a certain wing, called the ballots, the ballots, the ballot wings. We'll make a bunch of like, or Provenzas 50. We'll do a 50, a 50, 50 wings for some kind of special.
Speaker 1:No, any wing, like what. Yeah, you could get 612 or a ballot. We'll just call about 50 a ballot.
Speaker 5:Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 1:That's what we could do. I like it.
Speaker 5:We're like. You want a ballot?
Speaker 1:Yeah somebody said it's Saturday, not Sunday.
Speaker 5:What does that mean?
Speaker 1:Because we're not on air on Sunday. Who said it? Daniel, oh, or Daniel I don't know.
Speaker 5:Hey, that's the thing about this. We don't have no guidelines.
Speaker 1:Yeah, we do what we want, we go what we want. I could do whatever I like.
Speaker 5:But yeah, let's do a ballot special 50 weeks.
Speaker 1:Yeah, 50 weeks. We'll do it for parties, Like if you got a Super Bowl party you can get a ballot. You can order a ballot, two ballots, however many ballots you want to order.
Speaker 5:You're going to order 50. There's only going to be two and we'll send them out in a garbage bag you want a ballot.
Speaker 1:We'll put them in a garbage bag. Tie them up in a garbage bag, stable. We'll put a seal on it.
Speaker 5:Hey, you order 50, you get 100.
Speaker 1:Man, you know if you were in that position, you were running a pole station, okay, and you had to run home and you had to get something. You needed a ride. You didn't have a ride, you had to get it over. I mean, that's happened. Shit happens, people's cars break down, or you had so many DUIs you're not allowed to drive, whatever it is. But you know you could shit like that happens so and you stopped in here with your ballots you know what I mean Because you're waiting on a ride. It makes sense, you might even stick them upstairs. I mean, you know what I mean. You know me. You know everybody in here. You know you're in a safe place.
Speaker 1:That motherfucker didn't know nobody in here. Nobody, nobody knew who he was whatsoever. I mean nobody. There wasn't one person that recognized him, knew who he was, and I thought he was a bum. If I'm being honest, I mean I really did. I told Scotty. Scotty asked me. He said find out who that is. And I go, I go. I mean honestly, scotty, you just look like a bum. I mean I go. I honestly just look like a bum, like a homeless guy or something Like. He just looked like a bum to me and then I looked at the receipt and I'm like, ah, it prevents us. He had a little rough life, I guess you know, because I really honestly thought he looked bummy, like a bum.
Speaker 5:I was in here, I was at a dentist appointment.
Speaker 1:I don't know. Yeah, you know, and Brandon brought that up and I was like that's awfully convenient that you disappear while there's ballot leaving going on. That's, that's pretty convenient on your part. You make sure you make it clear that you were gone and weren't involved and weren't around.
Speaker 5:I got dentist appointments, uh huh. So something might go on Monday too, because I got a dentist appointment on Monday, yeah.
Speaker 1:Is that? Is that something to do with them? Ballots behind you, they're gone.
Speaker 5:I'm a.
Speaker 3:Dian liang guo di qian chong di.
Speaker 1:Oh, I think it's going down, oh my. God.
Speaker 5:That's what the Chinese people involved.
Speaker 1:The Chinese people are jumping in oh my God. Oh man, China's taking over.
Speaker 5:You better shut this thing down.
Speaker 1:They probably are in there. They're probably in here checking to see how the ballot situation works. They're like oh, that's how he worked, so we got to catch them when they're on their way home.
Speaker 5:No, they said, see our plan worked.
Speaker 1:No, no, you know what. That's another one. That's a crazy one too. You know, I posted the video of our. It was just us talking about the what, what on and everything completely honest, and the whole thing. The videos are posted. It's not every news station, everything right. Tic-tac, chinese owned, said this is disinformation and blocked my post. Wow, and I put up an appeal and I go how can this be disinformation? I put in the appeal I go. How could be this disinformation when I watched it with my own eyes?
Speaker 5:It's not even your own eyes, it's the cameras. You can't.
Speaker 1:It's on camera, but I mean, I watched it with my own eyes. How can you tell me?
Speaker 5:this is disinformation. Nobody said it's doctored.
Speaker 1:You know what I'm saying? Five minutes later I got to think back. Your appeal was denied and that shit is blocked.
Speaker 5:Damn.
Speaker 1:Yeah, chinese company, yeah Did that just it cut off.
Speaker 5:Huh, the thing just cut off. I cut it off because I don't want her to keep talking Chinese.
Speaker 1:It'll keep going up, it'll keep going on.
Speaker 5:That's all right, leave it all, you sure? Yeah, leave it all, but anyways, yeah, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I mean, I never had that and I've never posted anything on Tic-Tac before, and you know what's weird about that? What's more weird about that than anything is I posted about seven videos total and they only picked one that they did that to, and now I don't know what it was on it. I can't remember because it's like blocked and like I can't even see it. You know what I mean. It's just blocked out. I don't know what, which, what part of our talking that that was. I have no idea.
Speaker 5:I don't know.
Speaker 1:I don't know either, but I'm curious what they thought was disinformation.
Speaker 5:It's so funny how you thought I was a conspiracy theorist and I think you are now. Well, I mean, are you joining the team?
Speaker 1:You can spot shit conspire right in front of you. Did you join the team? When you did, we just become best friends.
Speaker 5:That's where man I'll stretch tomorrow.
Speaker 1:Did we just become best?
Speaker 5:friends. Oh my God, that shit's so funny.
Speaker 1:I don't get it, dude. That was it was. It was. It was pretty crazy. It really was. I don't know. I don't know if I mean I don't know if the guy was doing anything like, I don't know if it was, it was just stupid. That's all. I'm saying that anything he did was what's the word I'm trying to no, not saying criminal.
Speaker 1:I think it was criminal. I think that's criminal in my opinion, but I don't think it was. I don't know that it was. What's the word I'm looking for? Like I don't know if it was like, done out of bad intentions you know what I'm saying. Like I don't know if it was bad intentions. That I can't back up. It was stupid. It was stupidity at the very most, but or at the very least, but I mean whether or not it was bad intentions. I have no idea what is a word you're looking for.
Speaker 5:I know the word. I can't spit it out either.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know. It's not coming to me, no more, I don't have a clue, ill intentions, I don't know Ill intentions. Yeah, that's probably it.
Speaker 5:Oh, something like that.
Speaker 1:Somewhere to that effect. But it's, it's a messed up. I mean, it's just that you don't do shit like that. I mean you know you should know better. Like that prevents you. You're old enough to know better, period.
Speaker 5:You just are, and he's been he's been in that realm.
Speaker 1:You're not a dumb kid, you know what I'm saying. You're an attorney. I mean, come on, you know better. It's all it's. You just know better. That's where you start to think that it's really ill intentioned, because he is old enough to know better. He is he is educated enough to know better. You know what I'm saying. Like it's it just that's when you start to go. Maybe it is real intentioned, because why? I mean, if you know better, you know better.
Speaker 5:I mean there's too many questions in it that they open door for it. You know what I'm saying Like nobody. Nobody brought it to them. They opened the door for it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and I'm sure you know, I'm sure if I'd have known that it was going to be all over the news story, I probably would, we probably would have been a little more serious on the podcast because they probably saw our shit and was like these guys are fucking ridiculous. But I love that. I love that Ed Gallick put us, put me on there going I'm just doing this to protect myself and he said that the owner of Madhouse says no funny business for him or something like that.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I don't know I was at the dentist's office.
Speaker 1:It was hilarious, yeah, I would die. And you know what else was really weird was her voice. That, the 19 action news, the lady that from dude she talked to me. I'm telling you her voice was minor, minor, mild toned, like kind of low.
Speaker 5:The way she started doing the interview.
Speaker 1:she was like firm and oh yeah, you hear the one that we opened up with that girl and I mean it's like there's no. It's like how can that be the same voice? You almost feel like somebody's voicing over for her. It's that different dude, it's so different. I mean she literally like Ed Gallick, just sounded like Ed Gallick, you know what I mean. And he just he seemed fine and honestly, if I'm being honest, you know who I think the most honest reporter of them all was. I mean that just told the truth and everything, if I'm being honest about it, and I don't even know if I want to give him props, but it's probably true. It's probably the chronicle that I think his name was Dave. That guy seemed like he did the most honest job. He just reported what he what he heard.
Speaker 5:He didn't try to just get more views by saying stupid shit? Yeah, he didn't seem to cut anything out.
Speaker 1:He, like you know what I'm saying Probably the most honest of them all, I would say, not saying the other ones were dishonest, but I mean they just post what they want to post. You know what I mean, the attention grabbers or whatever. He kind of just told the story as it was. You know what I mean Because, if I'm being honest, I mean I really don't know, like I said, if there was ill intention. You just wonder because you figured that guy's old enough to know better, period, and educated enough to know better. Those two things should, should make you.
Speaker 1:It's like Kevin, he, he one time Kevin. Years ago he slapped a guy. Yeah, he was working with Carpenter and Kevin was at the time in his forties, I think. In this guy was like close to 70, you know, I go, dude, how are you going to slap an old man like that? And he goes I figured he's old enough to know better. I go, this guy's fucked up. You got issues when you think like that but yeah, that's, uh, it was funny, but I mean it's, it's fucked up, it's not good, but I mean hit, that guy definitely was the old enough to know better. But, that being said, now we're gonna try and do a remote podcast. I think I get my jacks and stuff in that I need on Monday, so we'll try that Monday. We'll try and get the remote podcast going Monday. I'm not, we're not gonna put it out Monday, but I'm just want to test it here and then I'm gonna take the equipment with me.
Speaker 5:Yeah, we got some events coming up. We're gonna go on.
Speaker 1:Yeah, well, that that yeah, there's, yeah for sure. There's Scott. He wants us to go to his house for the eclipse and go live. But I, I think we got to be here for that. I think I think we have to be here. I mean, I think this place is gonna be packed like I don't even know if I'll be able to go on here. I Mean I, because you figure, if a million people are coming to just in Lorraine County, none of them are cooking at them, at the hotel or what you know. I mean that there's gonna be a lot of people to feed. We're gonna have to have this thing like locked, loaded and rotating tables.
Speaker 5:Well, we get the thing going. Well, I'll go over there. He's there.
Speaker 1:The remote thing. But I, like I said, I don't even know if I can go on here. I might be serving tables and stuff. I mean, dude, if it's nice enough in the patio is full, I'm telling you I I'm gonna be stuck, I'm telling you hire a couple people for that day. There's no, there's no, there's not enough people to hire for that day. I promise it's gonna be crazy, dude. I think you're. I think you're underestimating how crazy.
Speaker 1:They're. They're saying, coming in to like, say, lorraine County, they're saying that there might be a 40 minute wait, just in your car not being able to get in 40 minutes Trying to get off the road. Well, we'll see that's what they're saying.
Speaker 5:Well, we'll get set up. If you got to do it, then you'd still take an hour off.
Speaker 1:We've been invited to do this thing and I think is it in Berea fairgrounds or it's a strong, I can't remember off to look again. We've been invited to go podcast, add a tailgating party, that's like they're. They do it annually and it's it's not a tailgate during a game, it's like, you know, before season or whatever, and it's it's just a random like Tailgating party that just gets thrown, you know just. And they've invited us to come bring the podcast there which we got, to see if they can get this equipment right, make sure it works and all that stuff.
Speaker 5:Yeah. So we're gonna have a little glitches here in there. We're gonna try a couple things. So yeah, bear with us, we're amateurs but we're gonna do it. We're not gonna do any of it live, we're good.
Speaker 1:We're not gonna do any of it so it'll be recorded, we'll be able to figure it out, but then that's. That's stuff. Like if it does, if it goes sideways, we'll put it on like the, the, the subscription podcast, so you can subscribe to and get the crazy, the where it goes sideways, stupid shit. That's what we've been putting on there for the most part. Anyways, it's just a sideways shit.
Speaker 5:Oh yeah, um, remember what I was telling you about Jeremy on the escalator. Yeah, I'm gonna invite him down here for dinner. Free dinner on me. Come on down and get something.
Speaker 1:Jeremy, yeah, yeah, he's a yeah, don't that one he's. He used to come in a lot.
Speaker 5:He's been man. I do works constantly.
Speaker 1:Yeah, he used to come in all the time.
Speaker 5:So tired and I see he's on the job just constantly, but I Got a free dinner on on me whenever he gets off work. I'm just telling him say gido said, put it on his tab, get whatever you want. Yeah, but if it's on special.
Speaker 1:Only if it's on special, I'm just kidding.
Speaker 5:I'm discounted prices. Don't get the the ballot wigs, though. That's too expensive.
Speaker 1:The ballot wigs just sent him out. I like that idea, the 50-wigs, but that eclipse will be right when I'm coming back, like I'm coming back early just to Get to the eclipse. So I'm like nervous About the traffic of it. You know what I'm saying. I'm real nervous about the traffic of it and I'm real nervous about the the Event, like being ready when I get back, like I don't even know what the hell to order, dude. Like I mean, should I just double my hamburger, double my Wings, double? Like I don't know what to do.
Speaker 5:I really don't know what your goal to run out. Just run up to the store.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but if they're gonna run out too I mean, mark already called me and said that Sam's Club is trying to do their best guess right now as to what to put in their stores Overstocked, because that's what's gonna happen restaurants are gonna come To them just say you know what I mean, because they're gonna run out of shit, you know. And then and I'm suspect that it's gonna be progressive, like I'm suspecting like You're gonna see a flux Friday night and then it's gonna be busy as shit Saturday and crazy out of your mind Sunday and Monday morning and then it'll just all fade away after that. But I think a lot of people be here for the weekend. I think you'll get a lot of people that are Gonna try and travel a little early to try and beat it. You know what I'm saying and Do things like that. Oh Wow, that's cool.
Speaker 1:White House, artesian Springs sent a bottle. She just sent me a picture of it. Chrissy Scotty's wife just sent me a picture of it. That's cool and it's like it's a Clips bottle from that comes from artesian Springs. It's gonna be big dude. It's gonna be bigger than and people, I and even it. I'm in my head like going, or is it in my crate. Is it gonna be that big like, is that right or is it? Is that you know what I'm like in my head, trying to figure out if I'm right or wrong, and I don't know, dude, I think maybe I'm even still underestimating how big it might be. I Mean, there's there's 300,000 people in Loring County right now, and you're talking about a million are coming on top of the 300 that are here.
Speaker 5:Yeah, but where are they gonna go?
Speaker 1:They said, every hotel's been booked for like a year and like a 50 mile radius from here, all the way around, all the way along now, all the way along the the path of totality. That's just like wiped out all the all. The hotels are full everywhere and they and they were booked a year ago. So people have planned for this.
Speaker 5:So maybe we should, I don't know what. I don't know either what somebody just put one to do a pig roast.
Speaker 1:Do a pig roast for the, for the thing. Yeah, I mean, that's a, that's a possibility.
Speaker 5:That's a lot of planning for a little bit of time. How?
Speaker 1:long, is it? Two weeks? Yeah, that's a problem. I'm not gonna be here for any of it. I don't want to spend my vacation trying to schedule all this shit. But, that being said, like Easter Sunday were closed and that's when I would put in the order for that food. Honestly, you got to do it.
Speaker 5:Saturday or Friday, I probably have to do it. The.
Speaker 1:Saturday before and I probably I don't even know what the order Do I mean I let literally, like I'm thinking in my head that double my wings, double my burgers, double like, double, but it might be more like four times. Yeah, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5:Well, just just hey. Angel over due to just overdue the ground beef, just the ground beef. Well, I'm saying like over over, do it, because I could be something with that.
Speaker 1:With them, with them just pumping out burgers. Yeah, well, that's the other thing. I thought maybe I can control a little bit of it by having something specific you know, like, like an eclipse burger. You know, I mean, come up with an eclipse burger and and then I know, order a Bunch of this, you know what I'm saying. And then you'll sell those eclipse burgers or what you know. And I'm saying like I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 5:If you over do burgers and some day down the week you could order, you can make chili. If you got too much you got, you can make other stuff with it.
Speaker 1:You know I'm saying no, that's true, but you still need, like the buns, the onions, the tomatoes, the that kind of shit.
Speaker 5:If you run out, you can run the store and get that.
Speaker 1:Maybe you you're under it, dude. I'm telling you, sam's Club can't figure it out. They're trying to figure it out right now and they're that's Sam's. A GFS is doing the same thing. They're trying to figure out what they're gonna need. That you get to remember, the. They're servicing 300,000 people and restaurants right now, and that's that's all well and fine, but we have stuff in our cupboards. These people, these million, three times more than what already live here. When they come in, they're not eating in, they're going out to eat somewhere. You know what I'm saying? They're gonna be out to eat somewhere.
Speaker 5:So you make sure Joe Bennett got his truck filled, having parked in the parking lot.
Speaker 1:Um, yeah, it's gonna be. I mean it's gonna be nuts. You know it's gonna be crazy to to no-transcript Navigate. It's gonna be tough, and it's tough for everybody trying to figure out what the right move is to do.
Speaker 5:Well, you don't know, like I said I because there's so much other stuff you could do with ground beef. So just get a bunch of that On top. Whatever else except that goes bad.
Speaker 1:That's the other thing.
Speaker 5:No, that's what I'm saying because you could, even if it you got 12 things in there. Well, in the next two weeks you're gonna be selling a lot of hamburgers on special, you're gonna have a chili and whatever it could go with ground beef.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what to do with it. I gotta figure it out. Though I got and now probably you that's a. It's probably gonna consume me my whole vacation Trying to figure out what to do with that.
Speaker 5:Damn. That's a shame you can't make it a week before or a week after.
Speaker 1:Well, because it's Dylan's school, a lot of school. That's why we're going one step when we're going. In fact, we weren't gonna go when we were gonna. We were gonna come back the Sunday before the eclipse, but Because of the, I mean I know that the traffic will be unbearable if I do that. You know what I mean. So I'm not. That's why we ended up.
Speaker 1:We're gonna take Dylan out of school a couple days early and had out early. You know, I'm actually even considering going out. I'm actually considering leaving Tuesday night after he gets out of school, thinking about but only because my dad's gonna make me come see him. Dude, I have to. He goes. I'm talking to him on the phone and he and I'm like, yeah, I'm gonna go see Sherry goes. Oh, we got all lit up and excited. And he's like so you're gonna stop on your way out? And I'm like oh man, I Mean it adds two hours to your trip to go see him. You know what I mean. And you're, you're already doing an 11-hour drive, you know so 11 hours and two more ain't no big deal.
Speaker 1:It is, though, if you're trying to go in the morning and go, it's a lot of driving, but. But I might try and sneak it out Tuesday night and then maybe we'll just Crash there and then head out. You know what I'm saying head out in the morning or something. I'm gonna give you a prediction. Calm it down a little bit.
Speaker 5:Ribs are all good now. I shot a deer last night, you guys hungry oh, that's too much.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's uh. That's my dad, though that's who he is he's.
Speaker 5:I like that. No, I should lie. Just don't give a fuck.
Speaker 1:No, you don't. You don't give a shit about much.
Speaker 5:He shouldn't. That's kind of like me.
Speaker 1:Yeah Torina's complaint said yeah, I got to do that when I stop and see Uncle Rusty when she goes, cuz Rusty lives in Kentucky.
Speaker 5:Rusty, that's the one I was on 21st.
Speaker 1:No, that's Randy.
Speaker 5:Randy lives right by my dad like literally right there that he was cool, though he was wild.
Speaker 1:Rusty Rusty's the one that he lives in Kentucky worked at Ford. He transferred out whenever they transferred out. My dad did too, so he's down there, he down in Kentucky.
Speaker 5:It's like he's nice. I like Kentucky.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's pretty cool down there. It was cool when I went to go see Dale. I was cool because it it's like you go to the bar and you're like, oh, wow, like you'd see people. Yeah, it was like wow, this is crazy.
Speaker 5:Like you would be surprised to go in a bar here and see me.
Speaker 1:Right, right, yeah, the people you ain't seen in forever. And then they're just like hanging out. I'm like this is wild.
Speaker 5:That was funny because when I was down there this is years ago and I Went to a bar and this guy goes, you know, and I look over Dude from Lorraine grew up with I'm like hell.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's what happened to me too. It was pretty weird. It was, it was. I just didn't expect I'm in this strange place, and then it was just too many. Yeah, your face. Yeah, it's kind of weird that you know it's fun as the Kentucky Derby that's in May, that's coming up.
Speaker 5:I think so packed around that area.
Speaker 1:So fun though it's, so fun it's almost like the eclipse. You know you might see that. You know you might see that you might. You know what that's an idea.
Speaker 5:I'm not driving.
Speaker 1:You could make some gumbo and just sell it, just sell it, just sell it. Just park out front and sell it. That you could do it, dude.
Speaker 5:They had a permit.
Speaker 1:They don't do it in Louisville, they just for dude. Oh, me and Amanda, we sat Nate ribs on. We literally pulled up plastic chairs and Put on the condenser air conditioning unit to the yeah, and they had ribs that they were could sell them right in their front yard. Me and Amanda take these plastic chairs, sit down. We're on the condenser with the fan and everything there with our plates and eating the best ribs I ever had in my life. They were phenomenal.
Speaker 5:You know what? That was? What the losing horses.
Speaker 1:You might be right.
Speaker 5:That might be why they tasted so good Like we got a special of these ribs. That was the losing horse it could be.
Speaker 1:Oh, that's scary to think about. Oh, that's nasty. Oh, now I know why they were so good.
Speaker 5:I know the secret man, I seen some beautiful houses out there, man, not, not not by, not by, not by this or. The.
Speaker 1:Derby, kentucky Derby. You didn't see none over there.
Speaker 5:I don't know where the hell it was, me and my brother-in-law. We left my sister's house and we just went riding us. I was like let's get lost, we got GPS, screw, we just go down roads we never seen before. Oh my god, we seen the most beautiful houses we ever seen. Oh, I'm sure horses and Big green grass and shit.
Speaker 1:Yeah, freaking where we were at like where Dale was at was nice, like that, like his. I think he had five acres or something like that and that's nothing. But there was, but there was, but he was in like surrounded by development. Then there was only like five houses that had those five acres, like that it was pretty slick where he had it, I liked it, I thought it was nice.
Speaker 1:But that right in right around the Kentucky Derby. Looks like Lorraine, like legit. Looks like like like the shittier part of Lorraine. That's how it looks all the way around there.
Speaker 5:I never been there. I never been to Derby?
Speaker 1:Yeah, it would. That's it's like, it's all like because it's so old. You know what I mean, and it's just, it's traditional. But they're selling you like you could park in their yard for like 30, 40 bucks you can. They're selling ribs, and I mean and that when I say Huh, or horse, whatever it is, I'm not sure what it is, but every house, like every other house, had like ribs and stuff selling them out. I'll that auditor. You know I mean every other one did. It was cool though it was, it was really cool, but we didn't have parking issues or nothing had I.
Speaker 1:She. We ended up having to run and get one.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:I tried yeah, I try to get her to go get one and she's like kind of like. But then when you see everybody and then, once she's seen it, she's like damn it so if you take her back, like if she goes back and I want to go back, and now, little ants down there, we go down there and hang out with him and go.
Speaker 5:But you're good to have a good time with him.
Speaker 1:Oh for sure. But Amanda, amanda would 100% be all in this time. You know what I mean that first time she didn't know, like she didn't understand, and then, when she's seen it, she's like oh man, I fucked up, like it because it was, it's everybody's got the big hats, the you know the suit, but I mean it's a, it's a red carpet event. I mean it's like they show the airport and it's like private jet after private jet after private jet, like everybody's there, it's wild.
Speaker 5:It's like a tradition thing. It's pretty cool.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's, it's, it's. I mean, when do you get to go to a red carpet event? You know, I mean right, and it's, an infield Is so big, it's like the infield of the Kentucky Derby. There's three stages in the middle of it with three different bands and you can't hear any of them. You know what I mean. That's how big it is. It's big, it's real big. And then people it's just shoulder to shoulder, everybody's packed. But you know what? The craziest thing that I thought about all of it was just the, the rumble of the horses when they're running. It's crazy. You could feel it. I mean all that noise. You can't hear bands and all that. But the rumble of them horses Is, oh man, it's wild. You feel it every, every inch of your soul. You feel it when they're coming by. That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 5:There's a guy we knew had a buffalo. That guy, larry, went to his house and one of my friends took their hat off and hit the fence and the buffalo jumped back and when it did, you could feel the ground move. I said what the hell? That's crazy.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's how I bet. That's similar to what this is like, but like I mean, you got all those horses running. I mean it's so crazy. And then you know to get to the infield you go underneath the racetrack Like you can be standing in a tunnel underneath them horses when they're running and it's freaking. That's loud, loud.
Speaker 5:That'd be pretty cool.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's pretty wild. I want to go again. I want, I really want to go again. I want that. That's on my bucket list of things. I want to go do again and do it right this time, you know, because I probably would do that. She would come with the big hat. But I would come with you know, because the guy's coming to suits and you know what I mean, and they drink mint juleps and the mid, mid, mid shorts, the white.
Speaker 5:Sometimes they do if it's hot, you do that Mid short.
Speaker 1:No, no, that's jockeys and stuff that no, I'm talking.
Speaker 5:No people understand.
Speaker 1:No, they're suited up.
Speaker 5:They're suited up, those are ones that own the horses.
Speaker 1:They no, no, the whole dude. Everybody is in their best dress, that's the whole thing. Everybody, the guys, the girl, every during pinstripe suits.
Speaker 5:But I'd want to stand out. I'd have that Hawaii shirt on this.
Speaker 1:That's the whole thing, like even that's the girls and the guys, everybody's in their best dress. I mean, that's that's the whole thing. And filled up in the stands, everybody's in their best dress. That's cool, it's really neat.
Speaker 5:I have a white shirt on.
Speaker 1:We went. When we went, dale to, dale says all the Kentucky Derby, we're gonna go. And I'm like, all right, because we were down there for that's when Dale lived down there. So he takes us to his friend's house and they're having a Kentucky Derby party in the backyard at his friend's house. Right, we can see the jumbotron Of the rate of the Kentucky Derby. That's how close we are. Right, I go, we're not going in in to the Derby. And Dale's like, oh, they charge you 50 bucks ahead to get in there. And I'm like we, we, we got to go to the Derby.
Speaker 1:Dale, he goes, I'm not paying 50 bucks to get in there. There ain't no way I could see it just fine from here. And he's getting, he can see the jumbotron. You know he's not wrong about that. And he just he's not paying. And I'm like, yeah, I'm sorry, dale, I gotta go, I gotta go get in there, I gotta see this. You know it's not the same, I don't care what he says. And some ghetto ass backyard. I got pictures. I have to take pictures of it. Like you can see the jumbotron. I mean, I have to post some pictures of it. It's pretty, it's like it's it's pretty bad. It's like. It's like being in a Lorraine, like a lower Income area, lorraine house backyard.
Speaker 5:That's like going to the Superbowl and just staying in an apartment building way down the street with binoculars, right?
Speaker 1:No, I'm going in right, or like being a cock hole. You know what I mean, like watching your wife get fucked. That doesn't make sense. It just doesn't make sense. Why would you do it? You went a little far. No, it's the same thing, I think. To me it's the same dude I'm if it's right, there I'm getting involved. Oh well, I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 5:Yeah, that's time to call this one.
Speaker 1:All right, and then we're gonna do one at three o'clock, two after this one.
Speaker 5:Yeah, I guess. So what is it? Three exactly, or what?
Speaker 1:I guess that's what she said. You know what I mean. All right, peace. Oh, you missed the whole thing. Oh, you already took it out of there. I wanted you to grab it and kind of walk out with it. I guess I did, but I forgot. That's funny. Yeah, that's hilarious.