Talking to the mic so I can hear you. Welcome to three dimes. We are here today for your pleasure. Your pleasure, not ours. Well, we're lying, it's for us.
Speaker 2:You're talking to people in the podcast, right, because we're not live.
Speaker 1:That's fine, I don't care No we're always live. We're. I'm live 24, seven, seven days a week. Now we're live. Welcome to three dimes. I'm your host, Chris, with my assistants Jay and Tony. They're here today as well, just to make sure that.
Speaker 2:I get whatever he, we get whatever he wants. He wants coffee.
Speaker 1:Yeah, starbucks number two. Get that fucking fruit flavored thing. Oh no, you're an eight or whatever it's called.
Speaker 2:Tony ready. Ventrilo, kiss time. Ventrilo, tony, ventrilo.
Speaker 3:Tony, so this one time at band camp.
Speaker 1:You look very concerned in this shot.
Speaker 2:I stuffed the flute up my ass and I said, hey, this feels great. I want to start playing it through my ass instead of my face. There you go. Okay, what's going?
Speaker 1:on. So now you really got it big, big time here. Tony, do you say a bigot? There you go Big time. Okay, all right, we are back. I hope you've been enjoying this marathon of dimes.
Speaker 2:Not really a marathon, but we had a discussion before we got on here and we we were how do you put this looking to revamp to? to try to get more attention, i guess you could say, unless, yeah, i mean, i told Tony put on his titties and take a shirt off.
Speaker 3:But I don't think racial slurs are the best way to get popular. Whatever?
Speaker 1:works man whatever works If anyone listens to this podcast.
Speaker 2:You know Tony's full of shit and he always does this whenever we take a break. No, i mean Jay, it'll work.
Speaker 3:But we can't let people know where we are.
Speaker 2:You really want to open the Holocaust, jay? Yeah, your uncle was a Nazi, sure.
Speaker 3:I've never said anything about your uncle's Nazi past. Some things are just between us, you're not smart. I don't know why you're putting yourself out there, you're not that smart Tony You think you are?
Speaker 2:I'm not at all.
Speaker 3:I could even make it through the Milwaukee public school system, the easiest of all school systems.
Speaker 2:You said, you graduated.
Speaker 3:I graduated from an alternative high school with Milwaukee public district with, for some reason, this particular alternative high school was dishing out actual high school diplomas.
Speaker 2:Well, guess what? I didn't graduate, i don't have a high school diploma.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i know, still to this day. No, i have one credit left Why?
Speaker 3:don't you get it Fuck it.
Speaker 2:I don't need it. What do I? what do I need it?
Speaker 3:for I know you used to work for me when you filled out the job application under school and it said none.
Speaker 2:No, you, tony. You wanted me so bad. It didn't matter what I put up, i didn't have application, my ass. I said Hey, tony, let me think about it. Ask me every other day Jay, are you coming to work for me, please? I want you so bad. I'll do anything you want Suck your dick, play the taint, put my finger up your butt whatever you want, i'll do it. If you come work for me, i'll give you whatever you want I said Tony, just stop, okay, just stop. Stop sucking my dick, stop falling the trail.
Speaker 3:You never told me to stop sucking your dick.
Speaker 2:Well, because you know it was easy and free, i said stop it, just stop it now. Okay, i don't need this conflict in my life. I work for myself, but I'll consider your donation.
Speaker 1:And then, eventually. I said yes something about this seems like it's not how it went down It definitely went down, Actually, like this Jay's not that far off.
Speaker 3:And then I was like Tony he just, he just changed the characters into play.
Speaker 2:You, son of a bitch. You're such a fucking liar. And then I said, dad, I had a conversation with my dad because, you know, I wanted to get an elderly opinion about this. So I was like dad, what do you think about me working for Tony? I mean, I'm probably going to make a lot less and get treated like shit and have to be at work at a certain time. So all these things really backlash at me.
Speaker 3:Your dad did tell me that was going to be a challenge getting you there on time.
Speaker 2:Yeah, like everything that I just mentioned, and I was like dad, what do you think about this? He's like Jay, it's your life. Now You left me. He held you off like Simba.
Speaker 1:Lion King was like go ahead, this is your kingdom, now I don't want your life.
Speaker 2:Blue blue. What is that? What is that? Varsity blues, Varsity blues. I don't watch your live.
Speaker 3:You know, my favorite part of varsity blues is that fucking talent is that they made a spoof of it. I forget what it was called. I forget what the movie was called, who did the spoof? But in the spoof of varsity blues they had the fat guy on it who kept getting concussions, yeah, and they had a counter on the scoreboard of this many concussions left to death. And I always in my head mentally think that was on actual varsity blues.
Speaker 1:When you get the spoof mixed up with the real movie.
Speaker 3:Yeah, i just kind of intermingled them until they became one.
Speaker 2:Well, that was great that you mentioned that. They made me laugh hysterically. I'm kind of crying, but the fact of the matter is I did work for Tony for a year and a half, maybe two. I don't regret it at all because I taught him so much. He's learned so much from me that I feel like he could possibly retire if he taught someone else this same trait that I know and I've known for many years. He could and not do anything, but he doesn't do it. He just says you know what? I'm just going to take this information and work on it for myself. I'm going to take a test that no one cares about. I'm going to hire people that I can possibly train in the fashion that Jay trained me, and we'll see how things go. These are all facts. Everything is 100 percent. Everything I say is 100 percent true.
Speaker 3:If it's not true, then I guess who knows, one day, jay, we're going to set up this competition and you're actually going to show up to it?
Speaker 2:Yeah, probably not, because I never do know what's going to happen.
Speaker 3:If I know, what the outcome of something I would have several hours late.
Speaker 2:Like if I knew I was going to win the.
Speaker 3:Super Bowl with a bad attitude and a protein bar. If I knew it was going to win a Super Bowl you would go win the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2:I would just be like I already want it, I don't need to go to play it.
Speaker 3:But if you knew you weren't going to win a Super Bowl. I would say I'm going to the Super Bowl and then not show up the day of. I like that, which happens so many times.
Speaker 2:I like that little swing but you did a test where no one knows about first off, right, ctf. They're like what the fuck is that? The only thing that I thought about was first off. It's like a pyramid scheme. There's a whole. There's a whole plaque on the wall. Oh yeah, the Tony made that himself, the whole pyramid scheme.
Speaker 3:Oh, they mailed that to me, this is a pyramid scheme right here.
Speaker 2:This is hey, give me your money and we'll give you a little thing saying you passed the tile test, that no one cares about, And especially if you show it to a customer like, look it, I've done this and you can hire me, because I'm actually turning that picture into a truck.
Speaker 1:You know, I'm painting my house myself because I could not find a tile.
Speaker 2:I look for a certified painter, ctf painter Yeah.
Speaker 1:I got to find a certified tile education.
Speaker 3:So you're better off doing it yourself. I guarantee.
Speaker 2:You asked 100 people. What is the CTF?
Speaker 3:Even people in the construction. It depends on what line of work they're. One per.
Speaker 1:I said in construction you'd have to go way more.
Speaker 3:One person would know you ask a hundred Jewish people, they're not going to know because they're typically not in the tile industry. They're not Tyler's, no, no but they pay you to tell
Speaker 2:their house, so they wouldn't care if you pass this test or not. I by right my customers.
Speaker 3:Would your cuss really your customers over on 12th and capital? Oh, here we go, here we go. They don't give a fuck, they just want it cheap. They got great.
Speaker 2:You'll never be unemployed. They got great security. I had my car on the whole time. I had the estimate It wasn't stolen, so what's wrong with that?
Speaker 3:Jay went to arguably the worst neighborhood in Milwaukee today to do an estimate and accidentally left this car running.
Speaker 2:No, they said they had good for the whole estimate. The lady told me that great security so you can leave your car running if you want to keep it warm. It's cold outside So I did.
Speaker 3:Yeah, i know my customers. Houses have gates for different reasons, that's all.
Speaker 2:I'm saying You suck.
Speaker 1:Well, the internet's been going crazy. You guys, have you heard about this?
Speaker 2:Let me hear it.
Speaker 1:You've been hearing about the vegans getting upset, about people grilling in their yards and shit.
Speaker 2:Oh the smell.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:They feel like that they're actually eating what they're cooking, because they smell it, because I'm so they're complaining.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i read about this story. I did see that story, someone who wrote a letter to their neighbor on behalf of their vegan family members. So about, please take this seriously. The letter was written to a man who cooks breakfast for his family in the morning. It says could you please shut your side windows when cooking please? My family are vegan, we eat only plant based foods, and the smell of your meat.
Speaker 2:My children hungry, sick and upset. My children feel hungry.
Speaker 1:What would you do if somebody wrote you a letter and asked you not to cook the food you eat? Who does that? Well, first, off.
Speaker 2:I'd be like why couldn't you just tell me?
Speaker 1:to my face, that's. I mean, yeah right, why are you writing a letter?
Speaker 3:Hemp based paper.
Speaker 2:Something right, this natural fucking lambs coat. Okay, so I would be like yeah, first off, just tell me. You said neighbor, right?
Speaker 1:Meanwhile, in other neighborhoods the wild 100s gang, the shark gang or SNG shark gang, 43 counts of federal indictment on fraud charges in a gang bust on the north side of Milwaukee. Some people are worried about the food that their neighbors are cooking. Other people's neighborhoods are getting raided by the fucking feds in a 43 count invite. indictment by the shark gang of the shark gang.
Speaker 2:All right, This sounds pretty compelling Possession of selling firearms. How do I get in this gang? Do I have to catch a shark?
Speaker 1:Yeah, you have to. What do I have to do? You have to catch a shark in Wisconsin. Some of these guys got like 30, 40 counts against them.
Speaker 3:That sucks. Where am I going to get guns?
Speaker 1:substantial male fraud offenses.
Speaker 3:Ooh, probably knew somebody at the post office.
Speaker 1:Fraudulent applications for the pandemic on insured employment assistance program. Millions of federal dollars were fraudulent. How many?
Speaker 2:people have fucking scammed the government out of fucking the stupid and these people are pissed bullshit the fucking culvies every.
Speaker 1:These people are pissed that the man's using bacon grease as his fucking potato fry.
Speaker 2:That sounds like Tony right there. He keeps his back in Greece in the fridge. It's fucking disgusting of food. I put that shit down. Are you not supposed to put that on the drain Right? Well, when you live in an apartment, it's a free for all the dreams.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you're an idiot.
Speaker 2:I put it on the drain and I turn the hot water on and I keep the garbage to spoil, Yeah, yeah yeah, for like like a minute. I feel like that would clean the pipes.
Speaker 1:Why It's just a fan spinning at this point.
Speaker 2:Okay. So how long does it take for that shit to build up where the pipes are fucked? It is immediately, it is I never had a problem.
Speaker 3:Thank God you don't eat big bacon, turkey bacon That can go down any drain.
Speaker 1:Speaking of food, hundreds of pounds of uncooked pasta were mysteriously, mysteriously dumped in a New Jersey woods. What more than 500 pounds of uncooked pasta were discovered in the woods of Old Bridge, New Jersey?
Speaker 3:It depends on what kind of pasta, because if it was, a noodle that wasn't very many lasagna noodles.
Speaker 2:Yeah, it was, it was it was.
Speaker 3:It was orzo billions. Yeah, I was a truckload.
Speaker 1:The photo shows spaghetti noodles. It shows rigatoni's. Any farfally macaroni the elbow or spiral, the albino I don't even consider that macaroni dumped pounds and pounds of uncooked pasta into the woods because the garbage wouldn't take it. The garbage wouldn't take it, it's uncooked food.
Speaker 2:But how garbage would take uncooked food. So this has to be like a whole neighborhood of people that like a restaurant congregated or that? Yes, exactly.
Speaker 1:They called it a they called it a carb unloading. Does this?
Speaker 3:pasta actually go bad I don't know.
Speaker 2:It's good forever, Yeah, when they want you to buy more it goes bad.
Speaker 1:I think it eventually does, but who knows what might have happened though. It might have got flooded in their cooker, they might have had rats and they had to throw it away because the health inspector shut them down, who knows? But then there's the other side of the. So people went to the Miami F1 Grand Prix in Miami. Someone showed a photo at the hard rock stadium in Miami for the Grand Prix, grand Prix race of a $42 Weigu steak sandwich. My God.
Speaker 2:Well, you know, it's like Tony just talked about a place.
Speaker 1:He what it is. It looks fine. It doesn't look like there's anything wrong with it, but it's just like sliced ham is what it looks like in barbecue sauce.
Speaker 2:Tony just talked about going to a place where $500 lobster rolls.
Speaker 1:You want a bit of fruit $295 for pineapple, watermelon, storm fruit, stone fruit, kiwi and coconut. How would you like a $370 salad made of watermelon, tomato and arugula?
Speaker 3:No. I mean, it is what it is All right.
Speaker 2:So what do you feel like would be the most ex? what would you pay for the best? The food would be where were you at brunch? No, no, no, no, no. All you can eat buffet.
Speaker 1:All you can eat buffet.
Speaker 2:What would you pay for the best all you can eat buffet?
Speaker 1:What would be your highest price, chris, before telling you well, I would figure that your standard golden corral buffet for dinners probably already setting you around a like $19, $20 price point already like that's just your base, that's adults. So I'm thinking like if you're having a buffet at like a Resort or like at the casino or something I could imagine paying upwards of 40, 45 bucks Like a Mother's Day thing, you're probably getting. The whole is the furball 45, all right.
Speaker 2:Tony.
Speaker 1:Tony was at brunch for mother's day brunch, you know what?
Speaker 2:was the cost, let the people know you know, I don't understand.
Speaker 1:I came with bottomless memosas, right Yeah bloody Mary bar. How did you know that? because that's what mother-day brunch is okay.
Speaker 2:My first job ever was a mother-day brunch. You're right. You're right.
Speaker 1:The body came with unlimited desserts was only, of course. I well, I guess food wise right. But I remember the drinks and everything all in it.
Speaker 2:No, I had a carnation. A carnation.
Speaker 1:No, the bottomless memosas was the one thing I heard, bottomless Momosas probably yeah but no drinks You had to pay for the box with bottomless drinks for for Mother's Day still wrong.
Speaker 2:Italian restaurant or something you're still wrong.
Speaker 3:We went to a lovely place called the grain exchange just raped his shit. I was heard of it. How come I write his face? It's the grain. Exchange is like if you're having a wedding, i've heard of it. Yeah, and your parents are are loaded And you tell them I want this venue and they go fine. Here's your $18,000 to have your wedding in this fucking stupid room.
Speaker 2:That's not even that more.
Speaker 3:For a venue. It's pretty much. So you went to the grain exchange, we went to the grain exchange, and The grain exchange is owned by a restaurant company called Bartoladas Yeah, and in Milwaukee They are basically a staple of fine dining, yeah they have that they have salad gang Really great restaurants. We go to them a couple times a year.
Speaker 1:I only go when I have a gift card or Or someone's taken me, because I can't afford that shit.
Speaker 3:You can't afford it, you just choose not to. You spend all your money on house paint. But, My wife. Mother's Day brunch is the most important thing to her. It's very nice. This is what she wants to do, it's. I don't buy her a gift. She doesn't get a card for me Ventriloquism all she wants is a card itself is like $9.
Speaker 3:No, all she wants is her and her family to eat at a wonderful restaurant. So I Let her pick one and make the reservation. Yeah, fair enough. So we did grain exchange this year and it was $72 a person.
Speaker 1:And it was like 40 for the kids It's fucking $35 or $40 and what did they do?
Speaker 3:they add the what they added gratuity in for on top for a buffet Served yourself 22%, so get your own goddamn food bill for the four of us to eat Was 272 dollars pretty ridiculous. It's pretty ridiculous considering my kid had three slices of watermelon, yeah, and a her she bar. How long did you stay?
Speaker 1:there, yeah, four hours. Yeah, i used to do four hours.
Speaker 3:We were there probably two hours or so.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I believe you. So under bucks an hour is a great time.
Speaker 3:They were great You want to be three hours one thing that was kind of crazy was that no drinks were included, except the mother's bottomless mimosas from the Mamosa fountain.
Speaker 3:Okay, and I got one, chris, and, and so you have to prepay for the event. So when you book it you have to pay in full, okay, and then when you're there, you get a bill at the end for your drinks. And so I had a cup of coffee and the kids had a chocolate milk, which you only charged us for one of them, good guy saving a small right, six dollars for Three bucks a piece So when it was all done, our two hundred and seventy two dollar bill.
Speaker 3:We got an additional, that's in six dollar bill.
Speaker 2:Okay, and I think they do that because.
Speaker 3:Some people might not realize that Certuity was included. So if they throw another bill, the You saw it all makes the people a suit. No, it's, it's just your drinks, but it kind of makes you assume that you haven't tipped them yet, so now you're gonna throw them some cash.
Speaker 1:Especially if it was a gift like you sent your mom, like you're from you're from a different city. You're like well fuck, i know I can't be there this year, but you and dad are gonna go out to this really nice place in town, bills paid for. All you got to do is cover a cup of coffee, if you get it, you know.
Speaker 3:And then she's there and she's like, well, we should probably tip them to me and then, and really the only reason I think that drinks were separate, was because they did have, you know, a full bar, sure sure so random you could, you could range Very variant but it was, it was great. I mean, their food is so fucking good.
Speaker 1:Yeah, but did you how?
Speaker 3:much do you think?
Speaker 1:ordered What you ate dollars. Do you think it would have been a $70 meal?
Speaker 3:I don't know, man, i like 40 crab claws. What, what does that count for? Okay, so they had the high-end shit at that dad, dad, shrimp that were almost as big as Jay.
Speaker 1:Yeah, i The that's. That's the kind of a thing you want to go to, if you're gonna go, oh, jay.
Speaker 3:Jay in the shrimp. We're on a four tiered ice sculpture. It's amazing.
Speaker 1:You picked them off like.
Speaker 2:So you guys are like way you looked way out of, out of out of sites like you Did I like?
Speaker 3:no, no, you came in the dress shoes you came with a sweatpants and my hair.
Speaker 2:My hair was done. No, always done the morning, your hair is fucking done.
Speaker 3:Cartoon yes, he's a cartoon fucking head, you know, cuz the kids were dressed real nice and we were dressed nice and shit, and When we were in there, you know the place was jam-packed. I mean, it's an event hall, so you know there was probably 250 people eating there at a time and And we were there probably a little longer than most of the people that the money doesn't really mean as much to them, so there were tables flipping over pretty regularly.
Speaker 1:So you, you a turn like 200k.
Speaker 2:Probably that day, probably you kind of ate and waited till you got hungry again and That's what you do.
Speaker 1:I went to a pretty expensive Mother's Day buffet at the Place of the game room What's it called in Hartford. Do you say gay? Don't even say the mine shaft, the mine shaft. Oh my god. It was like 45 bucks for that one. It was a decent one though. I mean it was a good buffet. I've worked buffets that are 20 bucks in there, just shit, buffets that should be five, ten dollars, like. I feel like the buffet game is better to pay more because of the 100% quality you get.
Speaker 1:If you're gonna go buffet, you're going to fucking gorge, yeah. Otherwise just go order what you want for 17 bucks somewhere, right, i mean the buffet. You can only eat so much fucking Hotel bacon before you're like I got my thing with buffets.
Speaker 3:Like if I order a plate of food I do my best to make sure I eat it. All You know I don't know what that is.
Speaker 1:It's a rich person's game out of buffet.
Speaker 3:I really I kind of just take a little bit of everything and I don't really eat that much. I I eat more when I order an actual big-ass meal.
Speaker 1:Yeah like I.
Speaker 3:Fucking crazy. I mean I had like. Realistically, i'd like 15 crab claws and And five or six big-ass shrimp.
Speaker 2:I mean, how much is? how much is one crab claw?
Speaker 1:if you went to a restaurant, i don't know, they probably would only sell them Bunch of acts they probably like 14 bucks for no way, Yeah cuz it's not a thing They're doing they don't sell that shit at Buffalo Wild Wing, so you can't even comment on it.
Speaker 3:You don't know the cost you don't even know the cost of shit. Anyway, you know what a crab.
Speaker 2:I never heard of a crab claws. This okay Compared to snow crab different, different all together.
Speaker 3:Like how much different.
Speaker 2:Okay, what is it called?
Speaker 1:It's a crab like cartoon like a little red crab. That's a little crab.
Speaker 2:Is it closer to lobster or crab legs?
Speaker 3:It's closer to like a lobster claw not the tail, but the claw. You know, people that order for lobsters.
Speaker 2:Eat the claw of the lobster. They give you the fucking claw of the lobster. Isn't that like tiny?
Speaker 3:I don't. I don't know what you're trying to compare it to.
Speaker 2:I'm trying to fucking figure out what the fuck is going on That's probably the size of your vape.
Speaker 1:And it is probably a food the size of a chicken nugget. He's got another one The amount of food, So where's he? That's a big one actually, Oh would you?
Speaker 2:would you hunt that Jay? No, i don't, I only sell, i only sell my water.
Speaker 3:It's too green. I only fish out Green fish.
Speaker 2:I don't think I can eat a colorful fish Or fish that can kill you, because that bass definitely can't kill you.
Speaker 1:I don't know man.
Speaker 2:It's got enough. I never had a crab claw. Fine, maybe I would love it. Do you use butter? Probably would No. Straight up What.
Speaker 1:Yeah, It's not a big fan. No, it's like it's like they cooked but served on ice, that song is wrong. Don't you eat cold shrimp? I don't The shrimp cocktail sauce.
Speaker 2:I'm not a shrimp fan. I don't know. I don't know what Jay.
Speaker 1:You're deep sea. You are the worst deep sea fisherman I know. I don't eat a lot of fish. I can't believe I've been taking all of my deep sea fishing. Why would you say that I've never spent deep?
Speaker 2:sea fishing.
Speaker 3:You are my life. He's only been. I go shore fishing, i guess.
Speaker 2:I've been beach fishing. I've just realized now my deep sea fishing, knowledge is wiped clean.
Speaker 1:I need a new deep sea fishing. What made you think I fished deep sea? You're talking about things that kill you in adventure and things. Yeah, i didn't realize. you were just sitting on the shore and dropping a piece of meat in the water and hoping something bites.
Speaker 3:He's not dropping it, he's kayaking it Yeah.
Speaker 1:And I got like six poles out because I'm going some day down with you. It's fucking fabulous Find a new island, because Santa Bell doesn't exist anymore.
Speaker 2:It's amazing because all of a sudden, out of nowhere, one of your poles when you're six poles would just go like this And just fucking take off And you just hear that There's nothing better than that There isn't. I mean, you can't do that in a fucking lake. Lake is like all your fucking. Your barber went down, or you just caught a bass, i don't know. Man, You need to go fishing. Your wife wants to find out what's the best kind of fishing. I don't know.
Speaker 1:Ice fishing with your wife on an Enishanti is the best kind of fishing a man can get. Don't tell you what.
Speaker 3:Okay, well, maybe for all the reasons than fishing?
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly, you ever come in a fishing hole, it freezes like no other. It's just like it ends the hole.
Speaker 1:The hole is, you feel like, the best thing you can buy?
Speaker 2:Tony fills the hole with his jizz. I sometimes go out.
Speaker 3:I can't even get my from icing over.
Speaker 1:Sometimes I go on over to Tony's total total donation and get a whole bag of Oh my God, it's just bait. He's like that's how I attract the fish, i just right into the hole.
Speaker 3:It's hard to get it to stick to the hook, but it jumps along And with that. So anyway, you The phase are kind of awesome, as long as it's a good one. Golden corral can suck my dick. Anything Bartolata does is going to be fucking.
Speaker 1:Of course Worth the money. Yeah, they're going to.
Speaker 2:How much is? how much is Golden Corral to get into? like 20 bucks Because a?
Speaker 1:lot too, bartolata, and it's like 14. The Bartolata buffet is more an advertisement to their restaurants than anything Yeah. Because they're like dude. do you know that there's a thing called a job that you can do, called the crumb catcher, where your job is to just sit there And when you see someone eat bread out of the basket, you go up to the table and you take? their little credit card you take this little credit card, look at thing and you go just right on their lap and you take it off of the table.
Speaker 1:What You're a crumb catcher and you just go around the restaurant like a like a busboy would do, except for your job is in to clean up the table for the dishes when they leave. It's to keep the table clean while they're eating customer customer.
Speaker 3:Have you ever had that happen when you sit in there in a crumb catcher Lots of times? Fuck yeah, not much for me. He tried handing them a plate. They go, that's above my pay grade.
Speaker 2:Is this a rich?
Speaker 1:person thing. Yeah, these nice restaurants, you get a gift card, get yourself a gift card Send your wife. So these rich people can't fucking handle crumbs.
Speaker 3:I'm not spending money on drugs. I'm not buying imaginary baseball cards on the internet.
Speaker 2:I can tell by the size of your titties. You're going out to eat. I can go out to a good restaurant.
Speaker 3:Yeah, buying imaginary football cards or whatever the fuck you do.
Speaker 1:I do that a lot. Yeah, the the nice dining we just me and Katie both don't really enjoy it too much.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's my thing.
Speaker 1:But it is. When we do it, it's very, it's nice. It's nice to just go out One of those nights where you're like I don't even want to see it, you just take my fucking card and swipe it. I'll see you in the morning. I don't care. It's going to be like $300.
Speaker 3:The night before we went to go see a pretty famous comedian named Gabriel and Glacias And we went out with some, with some other people, and they're like, oh, you guys pick where you want to eat for dinner. So we're like, all right, so we pick, very like middle of the road place.
Speaker 2:What's that?
Speaker 3:I forget where it was. This was like three weeks ago. We picked it and they came back with Apple. He doesn't really like that And we're like all right, so we picked out a new place and it's like he's not really into that And I'm like, well, like, if you guys are the ones with the stipulations, don't ask us to pick What's it cost, do you?
Speaker 1:think.
Speaker 3:No, no, no, not at all So flavor. She's like well, he's really more like just like basic meat and potatoes.
Speaker 1:He doesn't want to go to a bar and get fried chicken wings.
Speaker 3:No, like we've been to like decent restaurants with them before and you know she's like, well, we just kind of eat at the same places every time, because he's really picky about like what his food options are. We're like all right, Like he really just likes, you know, meat and potatoes. So we're like all right, perfect, We got me, So we went to we went to Texas D Brazil. Have either of you guys been there?
Speaker 1:Is that you put a little green button on one If you want to keep eating, a red button if you don't yeah. I've not been there. I should, but I have.
Speaker 3:It's the fucking best.
Speaker 1:It's unlimited meat What They serve it out swords.
Speaker 3:It's a Brazilian steakhouse.
Speaker 2:So you just described it as I don't want to see.
Speaker 1:you just put a button, you just put it when you're sitting there, you just be like you put it up If you want them to come by with meat and ask you if you want some, and then you put it down if you don't want any right now, and then if you're hungry again, you put it up, and then a server will just come with some meat and be like do you want the brisket, do you want the steak, do you want to this? And they use a sword, right, and they carve it right off the sword or slap it right off down off the sword for it. All you can eat meat. Sounds strange.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:It's Brazilian. What is it? It's a steakhouse And not done. I got to do it. It's $150 a person, a box of pop.
Speaker 3:It's like yeah, it's like 60 bucks or something A person.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, i know.
Speaker 3:And uh no. So we were going there. The show starts at 10 or whatever, and we're like all right, we'll get there at like 730. Show by. You know, tanner, whatever you know, we had to be there at like nine because the comedy clubs first come, first serve seating. So we didn't want to be late. So we're like all right, we're going to get there at nine. We'll go there at like seven 30. If our reservations at seven 30, they'll have us in there at eight, that'll give us, you know, 45 minutes to an hour to eat. The girls like now it's not enough time They want more.
Speaker 3:He's going to want more time. He's going to want to be there long enough where he can get hungry again. All right, cool, what time you want to go there? Six o'clock, jesus, for a 10 pm show, all right. So we called, got the reservation at six 30 is the best we could do.
Speaker 2:They don't have a time for you, like like you can't stay here longer than this much time, so that's crazy.
Speaker 3:We go there and and you know they they come around with these swords and they're like you want this sirloin? hell yeah, i want this sirloin. You want this skirt steak? you, they had legs of lamb put in all kinds of different chicken. They're just coming around there, just fucking pop and shit on your plate Like I had a graveyard of shit at my place.
Speaker 2:So what else do they give you besides me? They have to give you something.
Speaker 3:Well there's, there's a wild ass like salad bar soups, fucking side dishes.
Speaker 2:So then you go up this, you go up to the bar, salad bar, whatever it is, and you get like bread and yeah, what, what salmon salads like and then you come back and wait for them to cut off a fucking animal. Yeah, cut it right off the store.
Speaker 3:And swords are actually the rotisserie that they go on, this rotisserie So they'll bring out like a big ass hunk with like sirloins and it's like fucking two feet long. It's just all sirloins running down and it'll have this like beautiful fucking grilled char on it and they'll have a knife to give you these little like tongue pinchers and they start cutting it and you got to hold on to it with your little pincher and then they finish cutting it down, you put it on your plate and then it goes to being like fucking uncooked rare after they you don't cut that rotisserie skin off, care and then they take it and they put it right back on the spit. Fucking char that up some more. Grab a new stick. Fucking guy comes back around whole leg of lamb. He's like, oh, you want some lamb, it's a fucking.
Speaker 2:I gotta go, i gotta go.
Speaker 1:Maybe we should dime it.
Speaker 3:Now you got to take your families there. But uh, yeah, like I like going to nice restaurants, that's, that's my thing.
Speaker 1:I don't.
Speaker 2:I don't chase the country. So is it 30 or 40% tip? No tip there, bullshit.
Speaker 3:No, you just run out the fucking door Shit. Oh shit.
Speaker 2:No, I don't know That was the last restaurant Big restaurant I've ever been to was something I can't really fucking pronounce, but it was something not exquisite or anything expensive like you are speaking of, because I don't go restaurants at all, not at all. I make my food or I, you know, eat home. It's just, it's nothing.
Speaker 3:That's not true at all. You just told me you were at McDonald's yesterday.
Speaker 2:Not for me, though. Not for me, not for me for the kids.
Speaker 1:We don't eat out much either. We do like to order in a lot Like we'll order nicer places, i'll go get it or get it delivered. We don't like to go out much, i don't know why. Huh, just not.
Speaker 2:I like me some Chinese. I like me, some Chinese food and I buy to 10 to 20,000 chopsticks at a time because I only eat wooden, washable, reusable chopsticks. Because that's ridiculous. Who does that? I?
Speaker 1:use a fork because I'm American, but that's okay.
Speaker 2:You can see what he wouldn't even know what I can do with the chopstick. It's fine, it's crazy. I can catch a football with the chopstick.
Speaker 1:No joke, i believe it.
Speaker 3:But that's that's about that.
Speaker 1:There you go.
Speaker 2:That's about eating out and Tony's life. He's not like a motherfucker.
Speaker 3:Right, all right. I think Chris has a couple logos he wants.
Speaker 1:I want to know if there's any on here you don't know. I think I know all of them.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:So there's a bunch of logos on here. See all the logos. Is there any on here? you don't know that one with let's, let's, let's, a champion Chevrolet It's amazing how, how just a little picture can get you to know what everything is Okay.
Speaker 2:Let me see it again.
Speaker 1:The only one on there you probably don't know is the one that was by my work. It's my works. Logo.
Speaker 2:Okay, this one, i don't know which one, i don't know that one in the corner.
Speaker 1:It's Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Speaker 2:What.
Speaker 1:I think that's the make a wish logo.
Speaker 2:Let me see, look at the camera.
Speaker 1:Let's make a wish.
Speaker 3:This one It's caribou coffee.
Speaker 1:What is it? They're on the next page.
Speaker 2:It shows what it is.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's the last one.
Speaker 2:Oh, he is right.
Speaker 1:Are there any other ones? you don't know.
Speaker 2:Yeah, i don't know this one.
Speaker 1:Isn't it amazing how quickly that's Adobe.
Speaker 2:Adobe photo editor.
Speaker 1:That's my guess. It's amazing how one little fucking sign and people know what it is. It's pretty, you're right. Pretty Adobe pretty incredible man. Everything else I know like how do we know the letter N is Netflix. That's wild. Why is?
Speaker 2:that Our brains go.
Speaker 1:There's last one, i don't know that's a better brother, bro, that's good, jesus Christ.
Speaker 3:You said you make your own food.
Speaker 2:I don't know, i know everything else.
Speaker 3:I don't use box mix cakes. Yeah, it's crazy man.
Speaker 1:Pringles.
Speaker 3:Amazon.
Speaker 1:That's the logos he need Domino's.
Speaker 3:Mercedes, audi, wendy's Facebook Calvin Klein.
Speaker 1:Facebook. It's just a lower case F. How does everybody know? But it's in the circle. How do?
Speaker 3:they do that. It's their font, like if they, if they made more of a hook on there and put it in a square, i wouldn't know what it is.
Speaker 1:It's a while to branding Sure that Wow, chili's, kellogg's. We need a branding manager that can do that with a time Zuberoo.
Speaker 2:Zuberoo. Chris, we need a lot of Starbucks, Pepsi, Hewitt, Packard.
Speaker 3:McDonald's Michelin, tesla, lg.
Speaker 2:Netflix. You know, you know everything Chik fill it. Send us out J All right, ladies and gentlemen, this has been great. Well, i don't know that one. I don't think Tony is going to keep going on these fucking logos. But you know what? I'm always happy to be here on three dimes. I'm always happy to have people with us, that's.
Speaker 3:Chris's. That's Chris's company's logo.
Speaker 2:I'm always happy to have you guys around And you know what This is. Just you know. This is our life in your eyes, because we have nothing else to do but come here and talk. Hold on a second.
Speaker 3:Every week three dimes. I got a question about this for you, chris. This logo thing was this put out by your work.
Speaker 1:Yeah, okay, yeah, so that's gonna say why they, in all these well-known brands, is I actually found out your logo. There are like a thousand different companies that use damn near that same logo gunner, bite, gunner cycles, because the G and the C, there's like a bunch of them. It's a, it's a, definitely from Adobe. three times, three dimes in your eyes, three dimes in your ears every week, twice a week. We do what we can keep tuning in.
Speaker 2:Tell your friends, remember we do everything and anything. Oh, I was fucking loud Shit.