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Fresh Air, the Internet, Wedding Disclaimers | Monday Morning Podcast 9-15-25
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It's time for the Monday morning podcast for Monday September 15, 2025. What's going Hawaii? How's it going? Geez, sorry for all the noise. I'm outside in an undisclosed location currently. I can't disclose the location that I'm at right now because it's undisclosed. Oh, what a beautiful morning oh, what a beautiful day oh, what a beautiful morning. The Patriots beat the Dolphins yesterday. Hey, fucking Pats. Go down to. We've only lost like eight in a row to those motherfuckers, right? I beat them since COVID When you had a face mask and a mask on, you wore a mask. What are you fucking sheep. Anyways, you know, I saw a lot of things that I liked fucking Drake make. Kids got some wheels. Buys the receiver some time. He's got some targets to throw to. And who's this Stevenson kid? That fucking pass he caught over the. Over his shoulder out there in the flat. Is that what they call it? One of the real estate agents call that part of the football field before they develop it? Huh? I mean, I. That's the kind of ball I would say 15% of wide receivers will probably drop. Had some zip on it. It was over his shoulders. He was running full speed, and I'll tell you that. So and so he caught it and he ran like a goddamn champ there. I. A special team. Sucked. Lit up a punt. Punt return for a touchdown. Although we then scored a touchdown on a kickoff. Little surf and turf there, right? And then we missed two extra points, so. And I would say a lot of the tackling was a little suspect, but Vrabel's got us going in the right direction. Who knows, you know? Or we just like the Jets. Jets were impressive one week, and then yesterday, not so impressive. You know, we weren't so impressive against the Raiders, although we, you know, we were in the game. Ah, the fucking Jets. The Jets. Every time, Every time. Every time. Every time they start to believe. They get the old right there, Fred. I didn't see any games. I was traveling. But I did, I did. By the time I landed, you know, I scheduled the flight, so I just missed the fucking one o' clock game. And then of course, we get on and there was some sort of problem with the plane, which they fixed, thank God, because at the end of the day, that. That's more important than being able to see the 4 o' clock game. But then they fixed it and then my. My fucking, you know, my TV wasn't working. Although I did get to watch the MotoGP race, which I haven't done in a while. I didn't know motor Fox Sports 1 had the MotoGP races. And it was just. It was more the same. Marc Marquez just dominating. He let somebody else lead the race for the first fight. I don't know, 12 laps or whatever. He just watches what they do, you know, and then he passes him. And then Bashecki, I think, was. Was on his fucking ass towards Bastagnini. I don't know who the fuck it was. Was on a plane. Had no sound. I'm not putting on those stupid earbud things. You know, he rides on Marquez's ass for, like, the final fucking whatever, 10 laps. But where the other guys flinch or wear out their tires, Marquez doesn't. Dude, the guy could literally win the championship. Since I've been watching MotoGP, I've never seen somebody win it this early in the season. He has, like over 500 points. The next closest guy's got like 336. He has like 512. The next race is in Japan. He could, I think if he wins the race, he comes in first, he has it wrapped up, and then he just basically does a parade lap all the way through October and the first or first two weeks of November. And that's insane. Speaking of which, speaking of MotoGP. Oh, Billy went on a nice motorcycle ride the other day. I was moping around the house. Depression settling in. So Nia's looking at me, right? She's like, this guy's already difficult to live with now. Now he's in a depression. She goes, why don't you go. Why don't you go to the airport? Go fly. I was like, I don't want. I don't know. I don't want. She. You should do it. You should do it. She'll be good for you. You should do it. Come on. You should do. No, you should. She knew what she was doing. I am not spending my weekend with a sad clown. Get the fuck out of here. And I gotta tell you, she was 100% right. I went up there, cleaned up the helicopter. You know, I don't know if there was a fire or something. It was really. Visibility wasn't the greatest, so I just flew the pattern. And then it was like gusting was like, you know, wins 10 knots or 12 knots or something like that. And then like another, like 15 knot gust. So I'm just like, well, I'm not fucking going anywhere with that shit. I meant I'm just a little fella. I'm flying in a light aircraft. I'm not doing that. So I just flew the pattern to see how bad it was. Didn't seem too bad. Wasn't till I got over Hollywood, I think was coming off the ocean. I don't know what it was. Was a little bumpy. So I was just like, yeah, you know, just go back. So I bring the thing back, set it down perfectly, and I put her away. I warmed up the motorcycle, I took a ride through the neighborhood, had a great fucking time cruising around. Put that thing away. And then I came out. Guess what, guess what? The depression was gone. I think that's. There's something to Be said that when you're depressed, if you fucking sit around, if you're not clinically depressed, but if you just have like a fucking. I don't know what. You're in a malaise. If you do something that requires concentrating, anything playing an instrument, fucking listen to your neighbor telling the story about what he plans to do with the landscaping in his backyard. Anything that requires an effort to listen to, I think it just kind of. It kind of clears it away. It's a nice little breeze through your brain. And then, especially if you're doing something where you could get killed or hurt or whatever, you know, the focus of that, it really. It kind of. I'm telling you, I don't know what it is. Or maybe flying. It's kind of up there bouncing around or some shit. I don't know. I heard a long time ago. Sorry. You know, remember those little mini trampolines that, like, skinny blonde women would do, like, aerobics on. On ESPN for some reason, like 11 in the morning, back when women didn't work, guys went to work at 11 in the morning. You know, right when the paranoia for the wife started settling in. Like, he's been working late a lot this week. Is he fucking the secretary? I better get my ass in shape, right? And then they would. They would. They would turn on espn and they had this one guy. There was a guy used to do a show on it. I only know this because I'm a comedian. Once SportsCenter was over this. This exercise show used to come on, and the guy doing the show look like that soccer player, rest his soul, Hand of God. Maradona or whatever his name was. Not the biggest soccer guy. That's what he looked like. Hand of God. He. Hand of God. I swear to God, he looked like the hand of God guy. And he was doing aerobics. And I want to say that they had, like, a little trampoline. Sorry, gotta put my sunglasses on. I'm doing this thing outside here. Oh, Billy. Too cool for a podcast over here? Yeah, they would have a. They would have a aerobics show on after that. And then. Then I want to say there was a chicken at some point. I remember there was those little trampolines and they would be running in place. And then they would. They would have their hand on their jugular. Two fingers on their jugular. And then they would be looking at, like, a little swatch. Like that was a big thing to do. Running in place at a red light and checking your heart rate was a big fucking thing in the 90s, nobody had any sort of cardiovascular training. No one knew how to read an EKG machine. Is that what it's called? But you definitely, you know, you ran it. You put your two fingers to your neck, you ran in place at a fucking red light waiting for it to change and you looked at your swatch and that's that let everybody know at the red light that you were fucking serious about working out. Somebody sitting there in a late model Honda Prelude watching you look at your swatch and your leg warmers. Not leg warmers. That was the 80s. Let's be honest, ladies. Did your calves really get that cold or did it just look a little hoary? Give you that attention that you wanted, you know, so then you could bat it away like, oh my God, stop staring at me. Well, stop dressing like a warm hooker. How about that? You ever think about that? Oh, I'll tell you, nothing brings the male attention like a fucking warm hooker. Little fucking afghan legs over there, then the rest of it. That was, that was the beginning. That was the beginning of this ridiculous thing that when you go to the gym, you know, you have to dress like an off hours superhero. I feel like that's starting to go away. But there was definitely the X man cometh age of working out where everybody, like I am proud to say, despite when I was born, living through all of the 80s, into the 90s, the workout craze, heavy metal and all that, I have never, I have never owned any spandex. I don't know what it is. Spandex lives in the world somewhere between polyester and just straight up plastic. I don't know what it is. It only makes sense if you're fighting crime to have to have clothes that tight, you know what I mean? Or if you're like an offensive lineman. Any, any, any job you have where somebody's gonna grab you. Although I will say back in the day, you know, half the reason they had lapels on sports coats is so somebody could grab both of them after they felt they got fucked on a car deal. Yeah. When they go to bring it back, someone was forever grabbing somebody by both lapels. Let me tell you something, you son of a bitch. And what's funny is the person with the wearing the coat that was getting grabbed would always just sit with his hands down by his side and would just sort of move his head back when it would happen. Or maybe that was just the movies, I don't know. Anyway, plowing ahead here. Jesus Christ. Billy Babbles. Billy Brian Dabbles. Brian Dabble. Is that the name of the coach of the Giants? Jesus Christ. That guy needs a fucking salad and a hat on his head. Who is the woman in his life that is letting that guy walk around eating steaks and cheeses and not having a hat on his head to coach four quarters of football? I can almost hear his head searing in the sun. I'm probably. Maybe I'm projecting. Is that what I'm doing? Are you projecting? I don't know. Anyway. Oh, here's something I didn't bring up in that MotoGP race. It was just Pedro Acosta. I don't know what lap it was, but he was among the leaders, just put it that way. I was on a plane. No sound. All right, Every five sec. Can I interest you in a. You know, I'm sorry, sir, could you bring your seat back up? We're going to be experiencing some turbulence. Anyway, I. I don't know what lap it was, but, like, the chain on his bike broke. I feel so bad for that guy and I don't think he's gonna stay with his team much longer. He's too good a rider for the bike. He got off his bike and he was so upset. They cut back to him. It was right as he was pulling his hands down. I think he gave his motorcycle the double finger. That's when you know. That's when you know you're having a tough day. When you give a machine the double finger, you know, as if they're alive in working against you. Like. Like the machine has emotions. Like what they're trying to do with these fucking robots. Trying to say these robots feel emotions. It's like they don't feel emotions. They're not alive. There are trigger words that the alive person says that. Then what they do is they mirror emotions. Much like a sociopath just mirrors the emotions of people in the room, but doesn't feel any. I gotta tell you this. This whole fucking, I don't know, the last five years, how insane the general public has gotten. I'm telling you, man, like, I. I am really starting to believe that the Internet should just be shut off. And I know that that would affect my business. But at the end of the day, am I gonna choose my business over humanity? Over my own country or whatever? Like, people are out of their fucking. They're out of their fucking minds. And the fact that you can sort of choose your own reality on the Internet is just like. So they can be. Like, something happens and you can have a completely opposite story time about it's. It's unbelievable. I just really think that, like, unless you're on the Internet, like, you know, you want to watch the NFL package, or you're learning how to play a Stone Temple pilot song on an acoustic guitar when it. Bang. Boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo, boo. If you. You know. But everything else, the politics, the porn, the fucking shit that you can just watch on there, the shit into the fact that people can just lie and just make up shit and present it as truth. It's just fucking. Listen, it was already bad when there was just tv, but I just think that we've gone to this new fucking level. Yeah. Because I keep hearing people going like, dude, this. The United States of America has gone to hell in a fucking hand basket. And here I am, I'm sitting outside. Everybody's walking by. Hey, how you doing? Morning. You know, just fucking. People are cool. Get off the goddamn Internet. You get on the fucking Internet. The Internet's like a giant mean girl. Did you hear what so and so said about so and so? Look at this thing. Now they're gonna make you blah, blah, blah before you even. Wah, wah, wah, right? And you're sitting there eating your cornflakes before you even get out of the fucking house. You know what it really reminds me of? Did you ever see a story on back in the day when they did radio plays? You know? Ladies and gentlemen, tonight's radio play is brought to you by whatever the hell they. Castor oil. Just trying to think of something. Old tuberculosis lozenges. Anyway, polio pediolite. You know, before television, people would. They would gather around the radio and they would listen to these. These radio plays before television. So one night they did a radio play called War of the Worlds. And it was about, you know, an alien invasion from Mars or something. And the aliens land and they start kicking the shit out of the army and they're all here to kill all of us and blah, blah, blah, blah. So for whatever reason, because it was early on with mass media, they thought it would be a good idea. What if we just went into the plane, we acted like it was real and we didn't tell anybody, and it's sort of like an April Fool's thing. So they fucking did it. And people got so insane, some people actually killed themselves listening to it, thinking these aliens were here and that they were right over the horizon and they were gonna come and eat you alive or whatever the fuck they were gonna do. And the amount of people who never thought to just shut the radio off and look out the window or turn the channel to another radio station and, you know, not hear about an alien invasion. People just be, you know, singing a song or shooting the shit. And then they could have figured it out, but they didn't. I kind of feel like the Internet is the modern day War of the Worlds and we are all going on there and we are getting false information and we will be. We are becoming hysterical. I know that happened to me. Like, I have not been on Instagram. Every once in a while, every other day or something, I pop in. I just check my DMS just in case somebody DM'd me to tell them that I got off this thing. And I gotta tell you, I feel a lot better. I do. I mean, I miss looking at the motorcycle videos, the car videos, the booty girls and all of that. I miss that. Of course. Oh, of course I do. But I feel a lot less anxious. It's really bad. And I gotta tell you, man, I am really waiting for a backlash on nerds. My whole life, everybody was fucking up the ass of athletes. Anybody who could throw a ball or whatever dated a cheerleader for they. They were the fucking assholes everybody hated. And everybody thought that nerds were, you know, I can't even say harmless. They didn't even pay attention to them. Well, maybe it's time to start paying attention to them because they're fucking out of control. What a fucking nerd will do to beat another nerd in an algorithm. You know, treason is on the table for him. Like, why the fuck you would be running shit or saying shit that would stir up your own countrymen. Like, the whole idea of rage bait. I mean, how the fuck that is legal? I remember growing up, it's like you couldn't yell fire in a crowded movie theater because people would get hurt. But for some reason on the Internet, you can just say. You can just make up horrible shit and get people all upset, and then they go out and they hurt other people. It's so fucking stupid. It's so stupid. But I don't see any politician. I see them. They keep trying to stop it, and then it, like, magically goes away. And that just means people got paid off. I believe. You know, there's an entity in my business that they keep trying to say is a monopoly. It's 100% a monopoly, but every time they go in front of the doj, all of a sudden it magically goes away. Gee, I wonder what happened. Ka ching, ka ching, ka ching. They fucking buy their way out of It. I don't know. I don't know. So if you're feeling depressed or anxious or whatever or something like that, try getting off the Internet. You know what's amazing is if you get off the Internet, you immediately become a unique person, which is really hard these days. If you get off the fucking Internet and you start walking around, your vibe starts to change. I know. The first time I noticed that was when I stopped watching 24 hour news networks. And then I would run into people that are watching them and they would come at you and their eyebrows would be up at their hairline, freaking the fuck out, you know, before you even had a chance to have your eggs about what the fuck was happening next. I'm not saying you should stick your head in the sand and not know what's going on in your own country. I'm not saying that. But like, there's got to be other places to get your news where you can fucking keep your sanity. So anyway, yeah, you get off the fucking Internet and like, your quality of life compared to like the other 98% of people you're gonna run into that day is just instantly better simply because you got out of the world's fucking coffee shop. Everybody's sitting around gossiping. I have to be on like the amount of like just radical shit. Radical shit that you just see on that stuff or you just, you see like, you know, you might. Everybody at this point. You've lost a few friends to the Internet, haven't you? They just state they went on the Internet. It was like back in the day, one of those cop movies where the dudes, the dude stays undercover too long and then they try to bring him back in and he won't go back in. He's got like Stockholm syndrome. He's like fucking. Now he likes the gangsters. Yeah, like some people, they can't handle the Internet. What happened to I was stayed on the Internet too long? We lost him. We gotta go get him. It's too late, man. It's too late. He's got his own currency. He's got his own flag. He's fucking, he's. He's gone. We can't, we, we can't get him back. It's fucking over. So I don't know, maybe something to think about. Maybe something that would fucking help shit out. Because I, I know everybody being on the fucking Internet is not helping things out. Why do I feel like I'm listening to the world's giant, some giant fucking ratchet? Anyway, I got a podcast coming out. I Don't even know when it's coming out, but I'm gonna pre promote it. Oh, there it is. What the fuck is that? Top of a elevator, Chef. Is there any place where you can go that that's just truly quiet other than that creepy room they have at, like, Microsoft or Apple that you go into? They. You try to stay in there. If you can stay in there for a half hour, they give you, like, an ipod or some. I can't remember what it was, but no one's able to do it. I want to try that. I just feel like I'm. I'm so walled off, German, Irish lunatic, that I would plow through the madness just. Just to get an iPad or some. And then, like, I don't think I could stay in there the whole time if nobody cares, but I probably could stay in there longer than the average person just because I am wired to ignore an unhealthy situation. Anybody else? Like, I feel like the better childhood you had. It's just a theory. The shorter amount of time you could spend in that quiet room without losing your mind. But I think the more abused you are, you know, the longer you could stay in there because you'd be, nobody's hitting me. Nobody's touching me. You know, nobody's threatening to walk out of my life. You know, it's all right. Nobody stealing money from me. I mean, this just is. You know, I. I don't like this, but it's not as bad as that. You know, maybe. Maybe you could do an extra 10 seconds or maybe another minute or two. I also believe that there's. There's sinister reasons why those computer cunts built that thing, because those fucks, all they care about is money. So there's no goddamn way they built that fucking room and are putting people in there and challenging them to see how long that they can stay in there without collecting some sort of fucking data. And I bet what I just told you what my theory right there. I bet they have fucking numbers that can say, Bill, you're 100% right, 87% wrong, or 99%, you know, whatever, right? I bet they can break the whole goddamn thing down. See, the thing about nerds is, you know, their hot chicks are numbers. They don't. They don't go to a bar and go, oh, my God, look at her. I'm gonna. I'm gonna come up with something to say to her, see if, you know, see if I can get something going. They don't date. That's. That, to them, is like Fucking out algorithms. That's their hot chick. That's how they get their women. That's. They get them. They get their women. They don't go down to some sports bar, right, and hit on a pick me that has on a football jersey tied off on the back to show off the small of her back. Well, I'm a football fan. That. That fucking ditzy broad, right? I get it if you're a waitress. I get it if, you know, you gotta whore it up a little bit. You gotta make the tips. I understand that. But if you're not a fucking waitress, you know that, that's another thing. You know, I'm not in the world of women, but, you know, I think that there should be some sort of etiquette. You don't try to out whore up. Out whore the fucking waitress, okay? You're not working. Stand down, okay? Stop trying to steal focus. You know, if I took my wife to see the Full Monty, I'm not pulling my dick out too. You know what I mean? I was raised right. That's all I'm saying. Okay? Anyway, the was my point. Yeah. My point is, you know, maybe. Maybe a little less Internet and maybe a little more talking to your neighbor. Not about the Internet. Maybe go for a walk, you know, go fishing. Go for a fucking bike ride. Hey, what's going on? Sorry, man. I'm doing a podcast up here. Is this bad? I can hit pause. Sorry. See, look at that. That was a great example of not being on the Internet. I ran into another human being. We had a pleasant conversation. I apologize for doing a podcast in a public area. We talked about the weather, we talked about the view and all of that type of stuff. I asked him where he was from. You know, we. You know what it was. We weren't on the Internet. We were face to face. And when you're face to face with another human being, there's just a natural level of respect that you have for another human being. And why is that? It goes to the basic needs of a human being, okay? You want to connect with other people, you want to be heard, and you don't want someone to beat the shit out of you. So you're nice. Like, I just. I went into pleasant mode immediately. Oh, how you doing? Sorry about that. Blah, blah, blah. You know, he's like, don't worry about it. You do a podcast. Hey, everybody does a podcast. Chuckle, chuckle, chuckle. Isn't it nice out? It is nice out. You seem like a nice fellow. Well, you seem like a nice fellow too. Okay? Nice talking to you. That's what happens in the real world. You get on the Internet. Say for me. It's so stupid. Sunglasses.
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Bro.
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Maybe you want to have all people do is just pick on each other. Those fucking goddamn social media platforms. Oh, Billy, old man, look at, look at me, look at me. Look who gets off the fucking Instagram for two goddamn weeks and is now giving you a lecture. I got a lot of nerve, don't I? Well, guess what? I am an unexamined man. So the nerve is going to keep coming. I'm just saying. I know, it's just been. Oh, Jesus Christ. Is there anything worse when you're doing a podcast and then your wife closes the door because it's not entertaining to her? This is one of these days where I can already feel that if I just relax, I'm gonna have a good day. But if I keep going in the direction that I feel like I want to go. I haven't even had a cup of coffee yet and I don't know what it is. I'm wound up today. It's a, it's, it's a, it's a great day, it's a beautiful day. It's a sunny day. Whatever flying a helicopter and riding a motorcycle did for my psyche, I feel I'm in a great mood. And for some reason that means I have a very high percentage of annoying the shit out of my wife. Because for some reason, even when I'm in a good mood, I'm still fucking annoying. So I gotta, like, I gotta make sure that, you know, you know, like I said, I'm a walled off German Irish guy. So I wake up like a robot. I don't kind of come out of a slumber, you know? You know, some people wake up like regular people. Like my wife. My wife's regular. She wakes up and it's like. And she stretches and she lays there for a second. She gets like fucking acclimated and all of those words regular people use. I just open my eyes and then I just get up and within 30 seconds I can be singing a song at an annoyingly loud level. It's like, you know, I wake up. Like the way you turn on a tv, it's just on and then you just hear the show and it's at middle of the day volume. So I need to learn that everybody else isn't like that. You know what I mean? And when I say I need to learn, this really is just. It's a guy thing, you know, you need to learn how your woman Likes to wake up. You always need to learn how they need to do things because you have to keep that. That entity happy. It's the only hope you have for your own happiness is if she has to be happy. That whole happy wife, happy life thing is. Is. Oh, wait, here she comes. Here she comes. Oh, my God. Hey.
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I didn't know if you were still doing it.
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What's going on? The lovely Nia. I was painting a picture of you that you were way more difficult to be with for comedy purposes. My goodness, you're a gorgeous woman.
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Thank you. What were you saying about me?
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I was just joking about the different. Come over here. The way I wake up versus the way you wake up.
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You wake up like you've been shot out of a fucking cannon.
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That's what I was just saying. I was saying you wake up like a normal person. Person. You stretch, you make noises, but none of them are words.
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Right?
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Right. You're doing it right now. Yeah. That's what you do. And then you.
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I also go to grab my phone when I wake up, like most people do, whether, you know, whatever you think about that, most of us do it. And I immediately turn down the volume as well as turn down the brightness. Like, I make sure it's turned down all the way before I start to, like, you know, maybe take a little peek at what's on my phone. Versus.
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Yeah, I do French lessons.
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You have your phone as loud as a tv, and it literally shocks me.
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Like I'm like a cartoon.
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You never think before you open the phone just to turn it down all the way down. Right.
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All right, well, you know what you do? This is. This is something. This is something.
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Because most videos have captions.
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Just.
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Just stay with me.
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Most videos, she's rubbing my shoulder. Stay with me.
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This is me managing you. Most videos have captions these days, or you can turn them on so you can read what's happening. You don't have to, like, listen to it immediately. So I just feel like that's another. That's another way that we're different.
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Okay. Shots fired.
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What you got?
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Well, as much as I wake up shot out. Shot out of a cannon. I'll give you that. I don't have to give you. It just is. I don't have to concede it. It's a fact. Is I don't wake up ever. You know, like, because sometimes you do wake up before me. I have never woken up before you while your eyes are still closed and said, so what are your plan today?
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That's true.
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Which means for me, that means the assignments are coming.
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No, that's just me wondering what you're doing so that our schedules are lining up.
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No, no, no, no. It means you have some to do, but you have some other that you want done that you don't have time to get done. So you're trying to find a hole in my schedule. There's no eye contact?
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No, no, not necessarily.
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I'm not seeing any eye contact.
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I'm just trying to see what your got going.
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Going on.
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If you have something that night. Do I have something that night? Do I need to make sure that we have child care coverage? That's really what it's about. Mostly it's like, what are you up to today?
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A
You know what I liked best about that answer was the soothing tone. Well, you know, hey, you know, we're not here to have any sort of. We're not here to harsh the mellow, man.
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B
No, my voice has been sounding better lately and I know.
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A
No, no, no, no. Let's stay on topic. Oh, okay. What we're trying to talk about is like you're skipping all the. Can you go to the dry cleaner? Can you pick up this thing that I have framed? Can you go over. You know, the wheel got put on my luggage again and I was wondering if you can track the package or whatever the fuck it is.
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B
Track the package?
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A
Track the package.
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B
That is something you remotely know how to do.
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A
Oh, wow. I know how to track a package on a phone. You know, you kids today with what you brag about today. You know, when I was, when I was a kid, you, you bragged because you could fucking do a cartwheel.
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B
This is old man Willie talking. This isn't Bill.
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A
That's what I'm doing. That's the bit, the cartwheel. No one ever bragged about being able to do a cartwheel. You know, we went outside and we had a three legged race, found an old empty sack of potatoes. And back then when somebody said you felt like a sack of potatoes. God damn it. We knew what it looked like. You kids today, you don't want a sack of potatoes. Looks like. You know what a side of potatoes looks like? I'm Uber eats. I'm sorry.
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B
I like how you have this like microphone attached to it. This is really nice. I like that. No, I'm looking at it because I have to do a voiceover for a work.
- [40:47]
A
Oh, this microphone works fantastic. Is this a paid ad and we're acting like we're just talking about the product?
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B
What I'm about to do is a paid ad, so it'd be nice to, like, you know, use something like that. Can I borrow that to do a voiceover for my. My paid ad that I have?
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A
Yes, absolutely. You absolutely can. Thank you. There you go, ladies and gentlemen. And that's how it works. That is exactly how it works. You came out here, you know, you just. I don't know. I don't know, man. You're gonna get something. I'm kidding. All right. A free T shirt. A fucking.
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B
Are you excited to have dinner with me tonight?
- [41:30]
A
Oh, yeah.
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B
Wow.
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A
Fuck. Really? I can't wait.
- [41:34]
B
Really?
- [41:34]
A
Here we go. 47 courses. Take little bites. Take little bites. All right, you want to hear a hot take?
- [41:44]
B
All your takes are hot takes, but go ahead. You got nothing.
- [41:51]
A
No, no, I do what I do.
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B
What is it about me?
- [41:55]
A
No, what? It's about certain restaurants with certain level status.
- [42:00]
B
I think you need to tread carefully, okay, Based on what it is that I'm doing. So can we not. You can tell me. Not on air.
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A
They just keep coming to the table explaining what you're eating.
- [42:13]
B
You cannot help.
- [42:14]
A
This is a red radish fucking puree that's been pureed with the red radishes. Our radishes come off the coast of Maine with the lobsters.
- [42:24]
B
Radishes coming off the coast of Maine?
- [42:27]
A
Yeah. Is it going to be a test at the end of this fucking.
- [42:29]
B
It's part of the fine dining experience that they explain to you what you're eating. Isn't that nice to know exactly what you're eating? Like, you are just going to sort of trust a menu that'll give you like three or four. Like, this is what in it. But this is really explaining to you.
- [42:44]
A
You changed, man. What do you mean? You're not that girl I used to know when I first met you.
- [42:51]
B
Yes, I changed since I was 20, 25.
- [42:53]
A
Yeah, man. You got to tell me.
- [42:56]
B
I was 25.
- [42:56]
A
She was such a. She was such a simple person. All I had to do was take you to Nathan's, get you a hot dog. You're like, oh, my God, he's so romantic.
- [43:05]
B
I still love a Nathan's hot dog. You can still take me to those simple places.
- [43:09]
A
Oh, look at you going old Jenny from the block.
- [43:13]
B
My experiences and my palette has evolved, so now I want new experiences, more.
- [43:19]
A
Do you know what I want? I want you to never say my palette again. All right, let's do some advertising reads. My palette is a little more sophisticated. Do you remember MySpace and everybody said they had an eclectic music taste because they liked. You know.
- [43:34]
B
You like hip hop and rock.
- [43:37]
A
Whoa whoa. No. But you always had to throw something random in there. And I still. I also like those guys that sing Bombalaya Bumbalaya. No white person knew beyond bumble ear unless she were a groupie. Hey. This white girl knows all the words. 120 what?
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B
Don't do that accent.
- [44:03]
A
Why can't you do accents? 120 to life let's talk about the seriousness of high blood pressure. Hoity toity. Do you know your blood pressure numbers? High blood pressure is one of the highest risk factors for mortality. Dude. Nearly one in two adults have high blood pressure. Meaning a 5050 chance you could be affected. That's why the founder of 120Life created these delicious super fruit drinks. You're a super fruit. Neil. To make healthy choices. Easy. That was my nickname in High School. 120 life not only helps manage high blood pressure can also be beneficial for those with diabetes. Rest in peace Wilford Brimley. Other benefits are promotes muscle recovery and stamina. Nia.
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B
Why did you say it to me like that?
- [45:04]
A
And they have stamina. They're talking about the bedroom.
- [45:07]
B
Oh.
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A
I can go forever with these super fruit drinks.
- [45:13]
B
Nobody needs you to go forever.
- [45:15]
A
I really just gave myself a headache though.
- [45:18]
B
Exactly.
- [45:18]
A
I'm a little dizzy. All right.
- [45:19]
B
Exactly.
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A
Okay.
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B
What are you guys trying to do to my husband?
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A
Where are we? They're trying to sell you super fruit. 100,120 to life not only helps manage high blood pressure. It can also help stamina. Fights inflammation. Supports improved blood flow. Who doesn't support that? Supports high healthy cholesterol. Endorsed by over 1000 doctors. NIA. Just picture all those lab coats. 120 to life is trusted by health care professionals. With over a thousand doctors just marching down the street. Heigh ho hi ho. It's superfoods. We recommending it to help manage blood pressure naturally. 120 Life can provide visible measurable changes in blood pressure. I am seeing it. Use a simple monitor at home to track progress. Including pomegranate, sour cherry, cranberry, beetroot juices. That all sounds delicious.
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B
That was gonna say. That actually sounds really good.
- [46:26]
A
And hibiscus flower. Unlike many health drinks. 120 Life is a is refreshing and flavorful. Oh. Shots fired. And making it easy to incorporate into your daily routine. Zero risk. All reward. I want to drink this.
- [46:41]
B
I know. Can they send us some?
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A
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B
Club.
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A
Hardcore drug hims. Erectile dysfunction can make you feel out of control. Oh my God. I don't know what I'm doing anymore. Look at it. It's just laying there. Hims the old gummy worm, the old el dente. Little Fred there hims lets you take it back with personalized treatment options, including daily meds that support more spontaneous moments. Wait a minute. What's happening over here? Can you time the hat on? Honey, what do you think? You gonna take a shower? And then what are you doing after that? I don't want to come at you like Ron Burgundy.
- [48:53]
B
See, that's the kind of like, you know, wake up in the morning, what's your day looking like? Type of conversations I would like to have.
- [49:01]
A
Oh, you'd like have that conversation instead? You'd like me to wake you up and just bang you?
- [49:09]
B
I mean, not opposed to it.
- [49:12]
A
Ugh. With fucking eight hour bad breath just lingering in the air. Can we at least brush our teeth first?
- [49:17]
B
All right, that's fine.
- [49:18]
A
Okay. I don't like how you subtly suggested that I needed hims in the morning.
- [49:27]
B
Why do you say it like that?
- [49:30]
A
Because no one's gonna listen if I just go, hims, is your dick staring at the floor and never wants to see what the weather's like up in the sky.
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B
Hymns.
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A
Hymns.
- [49:43]
B
Did they also make hers?
- [49:45]
A
No, I'm doing the guy in the Warriors. Wasn't us, it was them. The warriors did it. That's where it comes from. All right. Use the ad copy to introduce hymns, and now it can help switch it up.
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B
I was gonna. Can we just pause for a second? Because earlier you said, call to action. Have you been reading the directions out loud as part of the ad read? Yeah, because you're not supposed to read that part.
- [50:11]
A
Well, then they shouldn't have it here. I'm Ron Burgundy. Use the ad copy to introduce things and how it can help switch it up for each read to keep things new and fresh each time. Try to sound casual, personalize what you say. Hey, man, let me just take a couple seconds to talk to you about my limp dick. That is now real fucking smooth here. I'm gonna switch it up. Let's not forget my ball bag down there, okay? Through hims, you can access personalized prescription treatment options for erectile dysfunction. Like hard mints. You get it? And Sex Rex Sex RX plus climax control if prescribed. You can't expect a comedian to be mature during any of this. HIMS offers. That's somebody trying to stave off having orgasm too early while simultaneously asking you if you're there yet.
- [51:23]
B
Do you have to stare at me so deeply into my eyes when you do that?
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A
Yeah. Well, yeah. I imagine we were in missionary position and I was looking deep into your eyes going, ha. He who. I might do a callback next time I bang you. HIMS offers. You know what you would say? You just go, bill. And we would go right back into it. That's how long we've been together. We could literally be at that level of intimacy, still do a joke that you didn't like and continue, continue on until completion.
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B
That's right.
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A
Him.
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B
That's our whole relationship.
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A
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B
Okay. Let's talk about it.
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A
You know, I used to think home security was just an alarm that goes off after a break in. You mean it's not scaring the intruder off and getting a neighbor's attention? If you're lucky. But that's a reactive approach, Nia. By the time an attorney is in your home, it's too late. Your feeling of safety is shattered. That's why real security should stop a crime before it even starts. Hey, don't even think about it. That's why I trust Simplisafe. Their system is designed to be proactive, not reactive. This is what we have in our house. Here's how they use smart AI powered cameras to identify threats lurking outside your home and immediately alert Simplisafe's professional monitoring agents. I think Simplisafe could make a lot of money. You know, cops let people do ride alongs. They should let people go to their home base and yell at potential intruders through their system. I think it would be really cathartic. You know, just gotta. They also have to have some parameters.
- [55:32]
B
Sure. You know, can't just be screaming all.
- [55:34]
A
Kinds of create wild shit. Yeah. This isn't the Internet. This is a home security system. These agents intervene in real time before break INS even begin. They access two. Yeah. Get away from there. Oh, how could you? You swing that other leg over that fence. I'm telling you, these agents intervene in real time before the break in even begins. Sir. Think about the rest of your life. Think about the rest of your life. It isn't worth it. They have a lot of knockoff products in there, Just let you know. They access two way audio to confront the person, trigger sirens and spotlights to scare them off and request rapid police dispatch when needed. All helping to stop the intruder while they're still outside. Do you think of. Fuck. What do you think what is what happens when somebody breaks into the house of a minimalist? Minimalist? Oh what the fuck. There's nothing there to even break. Fucking sleeping bag in the corner. Galoshes. That's my word of the day. Galoshes. That is real security. Yeah, I got these hot galoshes. You could actually sell stolen galoshes in the 1920s. That's how great this country used to be. Hey Mac, how about the next time it rains your feet are dry, then your wife's join the. Sorry. Do they make a pill for that?
- [56:59]
B
Well, if he had hymns maybe it wouldn't be like that.
- [57:02]
A
Now why is your dry pussy his fault? Well my why is a man's limp dick isn't your fault?
- [57:10]
B
No, that's true.
- [57:11]
A
See how that works? Yeah, that's how the math works.
- [57:14]
B
Yeah, but I don't know, we can debate.
- [57:18]
A
No, I'm asking, no, I'm asking. Is the women ever have that problem?
- [57:21]
B
Have what problem?
- [57:22]
A
Like dryness?
- [57:23]
B
Yes, Bill, they have.
- [57:25]
A
All right? They have price. That's all I asked, okay? Before you came out with all the fucking al dente guys over here. Join the more than 4 million Americans who trust Simplisafe with their home security every day, including me. And with a 60 day money back guarantee and no long term contracts, Simplisafe earns your business. Earns your business by keeping you safe and satisfied every day. That's what I like to think I do for you, Nia. I keep you safe and satisfied. Visit simplisafe.com brrrr to claim 50% off a new system. That's simplisafe.com burr. There's no safe like simply safe. Oh, look who it is. It's Mood. Let me tell you about the. Let me tell you about the. Let me tell you about the online cannabis company that's revolutionizing how we deal with life's challenges. From sleepless nights to stress filled days. Mood Dot com has created an entire line of functional gummies that target specific health concerns. Mood.com has created an entire line of functional gummies that target specific health concerns with 100% of federally legal THC blends. They'll deliver them directly right to your doorstep. And you can get 20% off your first order@mood.com with promo code Burr. And they're epic euphoria gummies, dude. They're perfect for those day when. Days when nothing's going right and you just need to hit the reset button on your crap Mood. Yeah, trick your brain into acting like you're, you're. You appreciate that extra nickel of per quarter they just gave you. That makes these different. What makes these different. Sorry. Is how they've paired THC with other cannaboids with herbs. And you're not just going to find gummies like this in a dispensary or anywhere else for that matter. They have gummies for literally every immune support, menopause relief, PMS symptoms, mental clarity, and sexual arousal arousal. And each one is crafted using federally legal cannabis grown on small family owned American farms. No pesticides, no BS. And they can ship to most states in the U.S. best of all, not only does Mood stand behind everything with an industry leading 100 day satisfaction guarantee, but as mentioned, listeners get 20% off their first order with the code BRRRR. So head to mood.com browse their amazing selection of functional gummies and the perfect gummy for whatever you're dealing with. And remember to use promo Code Burr at checkout to save 20% off your first order. All right, now let's get into the. The reeds. Oh my God. I've done almost done an hour already. All right, update. Band director sending my wife dick pics and me wanting to shove a clarinet up his ass. Whoa. Yeah, I always felt like this is the update. I always felt you should go to the cops. Dear Bill, you may remember reading like I would forget this email. You may remember my wife's band director was sending pictures of his God. You may remember reading my email several weeks ago about some loser high school band director sending a dick pic to my wife. You wisely advised me to not try and beat his ass. Yeah, because the law defend like you're gonna get an assault charge and that he's gonna sue you and your wife still knows what his dicks looks like. It's just. It's a different world out there. But instead to take more of a high road and perhaps go to the police about the situation. Well, I Did exactly that. Great. Every once in a while I have good advice. I know one of my small town police officers could quite well and brought up the situation to him in small town fashion. The story quickly went to the chief, to a city chamber member, to the school superintendent. Turns out my wife wasn't the only one the guy was sending unsolicited messages and dick pics to. Another woman. Contacted the school that same week with a similar story. Oh my God, did they have to go down there and pick his dick out of a lineup. Let's bring in the likely characters in this small town.
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B
That's an episode of the Office.
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A
They decide they went that hard in the office. That's how people always go. You could never do that episode, expose.
- [61:39]
B
Themselves to someone in the office. And then Dwight decided to do like have her look at a pictures of dicks. Yes, yes. It was part of the storyline.
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A
Okay, that right there is why it's so hard to write shows and everything. Because literally everything has been done right. I told you that time when I was sitting and I fucking was sitting with a buddy of mine and I. And I bought all of these Drum instructional videos, DVDs, VHS. I had like 100 of them. This is 25 years ago, whatever it was. And I was like, you know, I would. And there was a similarity to them. And I was thinking as a joke to do a, A, you know, a fake drum instructional video. And somebody goes, Fred Armisen already did that. And I said, I'm quitting this fucking business. I'm done. All right. They decided to launch an investigation on the guy and found he was sending inappropriate texts to students on a school messaging app. The school quickly suspended and then fired him a couple weeks later. And it sounds like he will face criminal charges. I would hope so. While my rage hasn't quite cooled down, especially after learning about the students, I'm thankful for your wise advice and that the school and police were quickly able to take control of the entire situation. Thanks again and go fuck yourself. Yeah. Because if you beat the fuck out of him, you would have got an assault charge and, you know, you'd be in jail and he would still be fucking, you know, pulling his cock out all around town.
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B
Do you really think though, somebody like that, if he beats him up and it's like, you know, I know you're sending dick pics around, you piece of like, he's really gonna go to the cops and be like, you beat me up? Because he's got all like the evidence against him.
- [63:22]
A
I mean, I am so happy that you weren't on the podcast a few weeks ago.
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B
I'm not saying that he should, because.
- [63:28]
A
I agree with that. I agree with that. That would, but that would have been dumb advice because that still he just, it, it never.
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B
He would have been in jail for like a couple of hours.
- [63:37]
A
You can't, you can't get violent with somebody unless they're being violent with you. What this guy's doing is a form of violence, but it's not a physical threat. And this is how guys who take their dicks out beat you in court. No pun intended.
- [63:54]
B
I don't know. I mean, yeah, yeah. I mean, I'd like.
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A
Yeah, I'm not a lawyer. I don't know if this happens. I was just defending my position.
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B
No, it was, was the right advice to give, but I feel like, I don't know, like I said, maybe they would take you to the station for a couple of hours once they got the layout.
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A
I'm gonna take you out to breakfast is what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna, I'm gonna read one more of these.
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B
Okay.
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A
Well, I love you.
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B
Oh, I love you too.
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A
Yeah. You're the best.
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B
You're the best.
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A
All right. E90 BMW M3 V8, six speed. Billy. This is a badass car. I own one of them as well. Four Door Limited Tech v8, 6 spe beast. So much fun to drive. And it's got room in the back for the kids. Great choice for maintenance. You should go to a good beamer shop and get the rod bearings replaced with be bearings. The rod bearings clearance from the factory had has spacing issues, especially with the thicker oil the car needs. Well, I already learned that it needs a thicker oil. Another good modification is an exhaust, which really brings out the sound. Let me know if you need exhaust recommendations or a reference. Reference to a good shop. There's one guy down in San Diego who's a genius and knows these cars in and out really well. I got, I, I, this car came hooked up. But I will definitely, if you can send me the information that guy. I would love it. In the 2011 model, they have the competition package, which is even more rare and sweet. Having fun driving it. And it should also appreciate in value over time. That's the only M3 that ever came in a V8. That's amazing. All right, well, there you go. There's. That is the podcast. I, I will tell you, that car that I have is the most fun car I've ever driven in my life. And I can't believe how much I missed driving a manual transmission and how much I missed not having a screen and cameras and all of that. It's just like, I don't even put the radio on. I just, like, I have such a good time. It clears my brain. And my favorite thing was the other day, I got in your electric car and I went to start it up, and my. My left foot went to the floor looking for a clutch to push in. And I'm like, oh, Billy, old school. This is. It's giving me an identity, Nia.
- [66:11]
B
Oh.
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A
I was sort of like, you know, floating around, you know, popping hymns right and left. I just lost myself. This is the new me. This is Analog Bill. You like it? I go to the gym, I dress like Rocky Balboa, but I still have an iPhone with me.
- [66:28]
B
You do?
- [66:29]
A
Nuking my balls.
- [66:30]
B
Will you. Will there be music, like, a song at the end of this podcast? Don't you play music at the end of your podcast?
- [66:36]
A
At the end of the Thursday one. What song would you like?
- [66:39]
B
I just wanted to request that song by Beanie Man, Sim Sima. Who got the keys to Mabima?
- [66:45]
A
Who am I?
- [66:48]
B
Okay, pass me the keys to me truck. Sorry.
- [66:56]
A
I was enjoying it. Oh, eat myself.
- [67:01]
B
I don't want nobody else to ever love me.
- [67:04]
A
I heard a song the other night, and I don't know who the guy's name is, but he had. He had all the songs. It was. If you went to a club.
- [67:31]
B
I literally was just watching the video on Instagram.
- [67:34]
A
I love how specific it is with the names.
- [67:37]
B
Well, I was watching a video where he explains where all those names came from. One of his wife's friends was like, you need to use my name in one of your songs, like, jokingly. So he put that in there.
- [67:47]
A
I think you could use that song as a public service announcement. And he just changed the lyrics.
- [67:53]
B
Okay, go ahead.
- [67:55]
A
I don't want. I don't. When the light turns green and you're in the left lane, you gotta get out in the. Into the intersection. Don't sit at the stoplight. You're the two other guys that are behind you. Get out into the intersection. Gets out into the intersection. Please stop. I'm a comedian. It was funny. I didn't say I was a musician. This is how you talk to someone who's very. Take you out.
- [68:27]
B
Have you. Have you talked about the fact that you've been going on these, like, little sort of, like, rap rums where you just will start to break out into a rap. Have you talked about it.
- [68:38]
A
Yeah, no, but that's just to make you laugh.
- [68:39]
B
Okay. I'm just saying, this is. You've been kind of improving.
- [68:47]
A
I know, but it makes. And it makes you laugh. It does. It makes you like it. We parked the car. What was the one that. I can't. I can't. I can't remember them after I do them. Something about pocket meters and airport greeters. Remember that one? In what world are you in both of those worlds would you need money for a meter? And you have an airport greeter. Take off my gators, smell my feeders, put my nose in your peter. All right, that's it, everybody. That's the podcast, the Monday morning podcast. I hope you had a good time. The lovely Nia. Surprise guest. We're gonna go get some breakfast. All right, you guys? Yeah, get off the Internet. Just be nice to each other. Stop going on the Internet writing mean shit. Most you guys, you're arguing with robots. They don't even exist and they're on there to fucking piss you off. Yes. The whole Internet is like your older brother flicking your ears. You're trying to eat fucking cereal. All right, that's it. Go fuck yourselves. I'll talk to you on Thursday.
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It.