Ep 341. Paul Jamison interviews Mike at the Rehlko Event in Louisville, KY!

Summary

Podcast Summary: Side Hustle Squad with Mike Garvey

Episode 341: Paul Jamison Interviews Mike at the Relco Event, Louisville, KY

Date: June 9, 2026

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Episode Overview

This episode of the Side Hustle Squad podcast is a special, on-location edition recorded at the Relco Event in Louisville, Kentucky. Host Mike Garvey is interviewed by guest host Paul Jamison, covering the excitement of witnessing a Guinness World Record attempt for the fastest mowing of an American football field, industry trends in lawn care tech (especially autonomous equipment), tips for business operations and scaling, and the camaraderie of the green industry community. They also preview upcoming collaborations, events, and personal stories from running a successful lawn care business while balancing other ventures.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Relco Guinness World Record Event

• Atmosphere and Setting:
  • Recorded on the Ohio River’s scenic banks, setting a lively and collegial tone.
  • "[We are] here on the beautiful shores of the Ohio River. At one point, that was the number one riverwalk in America." (Paul, 01:14)
  • Noted difference between the noise and crowds of the Equip Exposition versus this more intimate event.
• The Record Attempt:
  • Relco (formerly Kohler Engines) aimed to set a Guinness World Record for fastest mowing of a full-size football field, highlighting their new Command Pro 999cc, 41 HP engine (the Pro ECV941).
  • The mower completed the field in 14 minutes, 51 seconds.
  • Haley from Ohio, winning a national contest, piloted the mower before a crowd of industry insiders and press.
  • Tense moments: "You got a record to break. You have to hit every single blade of grass or she missed the corner over here. Right. We had to get, we had to get her back." (Michael, 12:33)
  • "[Haley] probably took about 30, 31 passes up and down with some obstacles to work around here. We had tents and Chris Kaiser was here...The president Norelco was here. Media. I haven't seen so many fancy lights and cameras." (Paul, 16:25)

2. Relco & Kohler Engines—The Brand Transition

• Clarification for Listeners:
  • Kohler Engines, a legacy manufacturer, recently rebranded as "Relco," rearranging the original name’s letters.
  • The company’s core technology, production, and leadership remain unchanged; this move is to signal a new chapter.
  • "[Relco] took the letters of Kohler and changed it to Relco...But it’s still the same components, power." (Paul & Michael, 14:35–14:45)
  • Aim was to show continuity and strength: “They wanted to basically prove we’re still in the game and...a force to be reckoned with.” (Michael, 14:49)

3. Scaling, Tech Adoption, and Business Operations

• Expansion Updates:
  • Mike shares updates on opening a new northern New Jersey branch of his company and becoming Jersey Shore’s official Crest dealer.
  • "We’re busy back at home...building another branch up in North Jersey...also now a certified...Jersey Shore’s official Crest dealer...so we got our hands in that." (Michael, 03:23)
• Autonomous and Electric Equipment:
  • Embracing Crest’s commercial fleet: "backpack blowers, hedge trimmers, weed whackers...Voyager en route to us now." (Michael, 04:01)
  • The Crest Voyager, an autonomous zero-turn mower, is a highlight—capable of mapping entire properties for repeat mowing, offering 8-hour runtimes, and easing labor woes during peak seasons.
    • “You map it one time in the beginning of the year. And as long as that map doesn't change, it knows where it's going.” (Michael, 05:31)
    • "[Autonomous mowers] are solving a lot of issues—labor, customer reliability, and they’re quiet, which for golf courses and wedding venues is huge." (Paul & Michael, 06:11–06:24)
• Business Operations and Cash Flow Management:
  • Key lesson from early struggles: moving to a strict “card on file or prepay” model using Jobber CRM, reducing receivables from $90,000 owed (in December!) to under $1,000.
    • “If you don’t want to [prepay], you have a card on file either from the prior service or when you sign up with us, you have to put a card on file or we don’t come.” (Michael, 08:13)
    • "Last year, I think I had less than $1,000 that was owed to us. And it's a game changer. It's the way everyone should be conducting their business." (Michael, 08:35)
• Endorsement for Jobber CRM:
  • Streamlines quotes, workflow, payments, and communication, making the business scalable and professional.
    • "It's an assembly line of the lead coming in to getting the quote, to booking the job, to getting paid, to closing the job and then reopening." (Michael, 09:34)

4. Community, Networking, and Industry Events

• Podcasting and Collaboration (Pod House):
  • Mike and peers are organizing "Pod House"—off-trade-floor gatherings for podcasters to foster deeper industry discussions.
  • "We’re collaborating, bringing a couple podcasters together at live industry events to bring the conversation off the trade floor...just having—breaking bread, being a community." (Michael, 17:12)
• Equip Exposition Preview:
  • Key lawn care industry event in Louisville, with educational, networking, and demo opportunities.
  • Special showcases including evening events at Churchill Downs and a much-anticipated bowling night ("Win at Life, Vernon Lanes").
    • "Wednesday evening...Cornell will be doing an event, a bowling alley event. Wednesday evening, Thursday, we're going to be doing the morning show..." (Paul, 18:24)

5. Personal Stories & Notable Moments

• Culture of Connection:
  • Friendly teasing and trade stories abound, including navigating interview lineups, previous appearances, and funny event mishaps (e.g., avoiding mowing into the Ohio River).
  • "If that thing would have tipped into the...Ohio River...Oh, that would be great. Flood down. How did it go?" (Michael & Paul, 16:18–16:21)
• Reflecting on Progress:
  • Mike’s journey: from struggling with outstanding receivables to methodical systems and multi-branch success—thanks to mentorship and industry networking.

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Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• Paul Jamison, on Louisville:

  • "We are here on the beautiful shores of the Ohio River. At one point, that was the number one riverwalk in America." (01:14)

• Michael Garvey, on the event’s thrill:

  • "I've never been at a Guinness World Record breaking attempt...This is exciting stuff." (00:57)

• Paul Jamison, on Relco’s transition:

  • "Kohler Engines...they renamed it, rebranded it...took the letters of Kohler and changed it to Relco." (14:35)

• Michael Garvey, on revenue systems:

  • "Last year, I think I had less than $1,000 that was owed to us. And it’s a game changer. It’s the way everyone should be conducting their business." (08:35)

• On using Jobber:

  • "You see it on your dashboard, you can do a quote real quick and text it right back to them...a very easy process." (09:34)

• On the Pod House concept:

  • "We're collaborating, bringing a couple podcasters together at live industry events to bring the conversation off the trade floor, off even Pod Row, and just developing, hanging out more." (17:12)

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Timestamps of Important Segments

• 00:53 — Relco event intro and setting
• 02:35 — Command Pro engine specs and mowing challenges
• 03:23 — Mike’s business expansions and dealership update
• 04:46 — Crest Voyager autonomous mower description
• 05:31 — Addressing labor issues with robotic mowers
• 07:15 — Mike’s journey to implement strict billing & achieving cash flow transformation
• 09:34 — Streamlining operations with Jobber CRM
• 12:33 — World Record outcome & commentary on the pressure moment
• 14:35 — The Kohler-Relco brand story
• 16:43 — Highlighting the event’s scale and participants
• 17:12 — "Pod House" and industry collaboration
• 18:10 — Equip Expo overview and community events
• 22:26 — Final thanks and shoutouts

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Final Thoughts & Call to Action

Mike and Paul close by emphasizing the importance of community, continuing education, and embracing new technology to keep improving business operations. The episode offers actionable insights for lawn care professionals at any stage and reflects the dynamic, supportive culture of the green industry.

“Check me out Side Hustle Squad podcast and rope us...Thank you for having me on. This is probably my eighth appearance on your show and I'm happy to be here once again.”
— Michael Garvey (22:26)

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Transcript

[Mike Garvey]

Are you ready to kick back and get inspired? Grab your favorite drink, pop the top and join the side Hustle Squad with Mike Garvey. This podcast is the perfect resource for anyone who's already started their side hustle or is just considering taking the lead. With in depth interviews featuring guests from the green industry and beyond, you'll gain valuable insights and learn what it takes to succeed in running a business while juggling a full time career. From personal stories to practical tips, the Soc side Hustle Squad podcast has everything you need to turn your passion into a thriving business. Now, here's your Side Hustle Squad host, Mike Garvey.

[Paul]

Today we're breaking a Guinness World Record with our friends at Relco. What do you think, Mike?

[Michael]

Oh, this is exciting stuff. I've never been at a Guinness World Record breaking attempt, but this is exciting stuff. The adjudicator, is that what he's called? He's here.

[Paul]

Yeah.

[Michael]

He's got the uniform on. The. Very serious stuff here. It's going to be interesting.

[Paul]

Yeah. We are here on the beautiful shores of the Ohio River. At one point, that was the number one riverwalk in America.

[Michael]

No kidding?

[Paul]

I think so. I, I, I, I don't take that to the bank, but okay. At least I saw, I think it was awesome. If not number one.

[Michael]

Number two, it's a beautiful day and it's. We're not here for equip. I've never been to Louisville. Louisville, you know what I mean?

[Paul]

Louisville, Louisville.

[Michael]

Not at equip. So it's very, a different experience. It's very quiet, more intimate, very cool. I'm very excited. Yeah.

[Paul]

And, and what we're doing here today. So Relco's attempting to set the Guinness World Records fastest time to mow. Basically we have a football field here, a real professional American football field. And they're going to mow it to show off their new engine and how it can handle real grass here at Tall Grass I got wet grass.

[Michael]

Got a combination of everything. The weather was a little up in the air this morning, but this is, this is exciting stuff. I mean it's got to be done under an hour, I believe. And it's, they got a big mower over there. A lot of, lot of the staff is here, came in and they, they're ready to go.

[Paul]

Yeah. And they're, they're showing off their new engine, the Command Pro 99. It's like Herman K. 999.

[Michael]

Correct.

[Paul]

Remember that politician?

[Michael]

Yes.

[Paul]

Like 9% taxes. I think it's 999. I just remember that 999?

[Michael]

Did he lose? He lost 9% taxes.

[Paul]

Well, he didn't lose. Yeah, I think the Donald got him. But the Command Pro 999cc. It's 41 horsepower engine. That's what they're working with today. Our friends at railcoast. This is a lot of fun.

[Michael]

This is a lot of fun. They got everything all set up. We're just getting ready to go. It should be a couple 20 minutes or so. Really looking forward to it. And then, you know, hanging with our friends at Roko. Coming, you know, putting on a nice, nice show here.

[Paul]

Yeah, very nice. Now, Louisville, how many years have you been coming here for a quip?

[Michael]

I think next year will be our. So we went one year when it was gie. Every bit of five, maybe six.

[Paul]

Okay.

[Michael]

Y. So we're looking forward to it. Got a lot of good things planned. And, you know, we're. We're. We're busy back in New Jersey. We're busy back at home. We're building another branch up in north Jersey. We're also now a certified. We are Jersey shores official crest dealer here in Toms River, New Jersey. So we're getting the crest dealership up and running. Our dealership is roped robotic outdoor power equipment distributors. So we got our hands in that. And really we're busy. We're really excited.

[Paul]

And what crest commercial equipment have you used so far?

[Michael]

So we. On our trucks, we have the backpack blowers on. My partner Larry on his. On his trucks. Hedge trimmers, weed whackers, backpack blowers, hand blowers, pruners, pole saw. They. They've. You've been using all of it. We have a Voyager en route to us now. Should be landing next week.

[Paul]

Yep.

[Michael]

So we're doing that and then we're meeting with other landscaping companies who are seeing the future and they're seeing that they're not going to resist to it. They're going to. They're. They are jumping on board. I. I had a demo with a. A guy looking to get two voyagers. He does a ton of colleges and stuff like that. So he's jumping all in. So we're real excited.

[Paul]

And the crest Voyager, I've seen this now. I went down to West Palm beach and saw it down there. There's a fella, Tyler, he has a amazing company that literally his yards are in Palm Beach. I know one of his customers, a multi billionaire, right. And anyway, they're using the Crest Voyager and I saw it here at equip, but it's a fully autonomous zero turn mower. So a lot of the mowers up to this point is it just kind of will do one soccer field at a time or one yard at a time. But the Crest Voyager, you load it up on your trailer, unload, will mow the customer's property, load it back up on your trailer, take it to your next property, and it goes with you throughout the day. Which employees sometimes don't always show up. Right.

[Michael]

It's helping the labor burden. You map it one time in the beginning of the year. And as long as that map doesn't change, it knows where it's going. It's incredible piece of equipment. It's really cool. And it moves for eight hours.

[Paul]

Yeah.

[Michael]

So we're talking. It can handle really big stuff. And then we're also working with these smaller robots too. Have one on my property. We've set up about five of them so far. Getting them rolling out the demos. And people.

[Paul]

People.

[Michael]

We set one up at our shop. We're on a pretty major highway. Like, cars are slowing down and they're like, slowing down. Is that a robotic. What is that? That's crazy. Like. Yeah, it looks cool too.

[Paul]

And they're all over Florida at the golf courses, which is nice because they're quiet. You don't even know they're going.

[Michael]

They cut day and night. Right. And they can cut while you're teeing off, essentially.

[Paul]

Right. Because a human can't mow because he gets knocked with a golf ball.

[Michael]

He's right. Or he stops to let the group tee off or putting. They can't drive. Like, there's a lot of. There's Crest is solving a lot of issues.

[Paul]

Yeah. Well, at the golf course. One of the golf course. I like to play down in Florida. I like play a lot of golf.

[Mike Garvey]

So.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

But a lot of the common areas, I mean, it's just. It's just constantly going and it looks really nice. They have weddings there and everything. And it looks immaculate.

[Michael]

Yeah. So. So that's what we're doing there. We got all that developing and then also developing the new. The new coastal fertilization of North Jersey. So we. We have a new branch up north. We're servicing four more counties. So we're building that. So it's rebuilding coastal fertilization all over again, but kind of with the playbook that we already have. So. So a lot of the hard work is already done. It's just, you know, setting up, you know, a new jobber account and a new branch. And like, we have the playbook.

[Paul]

Yeah, let's talk about that. Because we did a coaching call. This is how I met Michael, like a long, long time ago. He books a coaching call with me and getting coach call. I'm like, you know, what's got, what you got going on? He's like, well, I'm owed about $90,000. I'm like $90,000.

[Michael]

And it was like December. Yeah, I was like, $90,000 out there.

[Paul]

And so I was like, all right, just call. Card on file. Card on file. So how did you get it now to where your cash, you know, customers are paying you?

[Michael]

Oh, yeah.

[Paul]

You know, hopefully when you're doing the service or maybe even ahead of time.

[Michael]

Ahead of time. So one of two ways. So you can prepay me for all your services in the year with a 5% discount that all the invoices, your prepay invoice gets sent out in the beginning of the year. So you, you know what you're going to be seeing. You know that you're renewing and you have the opportunity to pay upfront if you don't want to. You have a card on file either from the prior service or when you, when you sign up with us, you have to put a card on file or we don't come.

[Paul]

Okay, so. So you're onboarding Ms. Wilson or Mrs. Smith.

[Michael]

Right.

[Paul]

And your billing policy is they have to put a credit card on file through the secured vault on job.

[Michael]

Correct. Or pay us up front for the services for the year. Yeah. So there's no other. There's no other option. So that first year. Yeah, I was 90,000 in December. Last year, I think I had less than $1,000 that was owed to us. And it's, it's a game changer.

[Paul]

Yeah.

[Michael]

It's the way everyone should be conducting their business.

[Paul]

So what would you say to someone who's maybe not using the CRM job or why. Why should they switch to it?

[Michael]

Because the days are over of you're going to save yourself time, going to save yourself headache, you're going to have cash flow like stop having everything all over the place. Oh, I'm using this software. I'm using Zelle and I'm using Venmo and then I cash checks.

[Paul]

PayPal, you take cash app. What?

[Michael]

It's unprofessional. Right. So, so, but, but also too, just getting paid is one part of it. Right. So the other parts of, of Jobber too are customer communication. So the, the lead comes in, you see it on your dashboard, you can do a quote Real quick and text it right back to them. So they're like, oh my God. Mike Garvey just sent me. I just reached out to them. They sent me a quote back within the hour. I'm signing up. This is super easy. So it's an assembly line of the lead coming in to getting the quote, to booking the job, to getting paid, to closing the job and then reopening. That's how I. It's a very easy process.

[Paul]

Yeah, that's good. Well, we're, we're here in Louisville, Kentucky. I'm assuming you're coming back in October for a quip.

[Michael]

Yeah, absolutely. Yeah, we got a bring in a couple team members, a couple foremen. We're really excited see, you know, seeing what's going on here. We're also going to be getting a group of podcasters together with Pod House, having one collaborative area after hours. And you're certainly welcome to stop by and hang out. And we're going to be podcasting. Myself, Eric Triplett, Cornell Max, at a stop by Naylor and really just hang out and collaborate. Not on the showroom floor, not at Pod Row, but just a lot of, a lot of after hours stuff. So

[Paul]

we got. So we're here at the world Guinness World Records attempt here in Louisville and the big whale here from Italy just

[Michael]

stepped in the room. Big Boss.

[Paul]

Yeah, Big boss is here. So we gotta be on our best behavior.

[Michael]

Yes.

[Mike Garvey]

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[Michael]

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[Paul]

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[Michael]

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[Michael]

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[Michael]

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[Paul]

I mean, what happened to this chair?

[Michael]

We have the best moments from all the. Our interviews at the morning show are great. You know, all of our interactions.

[Paul]

My chair is, is broken. So I'm holding on to our for dear life TV stud right here. Welcome to Louisville, Kentucky. We just broke a Guinness World Records with Relco showing off their Command Pro 41 horsepower engine.

[Michael]

That was awesome. It was really cool to see. Haley did an awesome job. I mean, you got a lot of eyes on you cutting with a big mower and he's tearing that thing up over there. But you got a lot of pressure on you. You got a record to break. You have to hit every single blade of grass or she missed the corner over here. Right. We had to get, we had to get her back. It was really cool. And thanks to Relco for having us, having us cover the event. Very really awesome experience and great to be in Louisville. Not for. Equipped for, you know, a whole nother event. You know what I mean?

[Paul]

Yeah, this has just been absolutely wonderful. So what we just did, the Command Pro 41 horsepower, 99cc. That's the technical name for RELCO's Pro ECV941. It's their most powerful engine in their portfolio and they wanted to showcase it in real life. This Kentucky bluegrass is tall. It was wet. The load of work it put on that engine was a lot and it came through and broke those.

[Michael]

Yeah. And I think, you know, I think there's a misconception people are concerned with, oh, Kohler is. Where is Kohler? What is it? What happened to the engine and stuff like that. And this, this not. They didn't have to be re established, but they have to. They're rebuilding a full brand. Right. So which takes a lot that goes into that. And nothing's, nothing's changed, nothing's gone away. This.

[Paul]

Right.

[Michael]

All of that stuff is still there.

[Paul]

And the way I understand it is that. So Kohler has been around for I think over like 100 years. Yeah, good old Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Kohler, Wisconsin. And they have their plumbing division, which we've all seen a toy even in the bathroom and says Kohler. And then they had their Kohler engines, which is. I've been to their plant in Hattiesburg, Mississippi multiple times. They have a gigantic factory type place down in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. And then they do hospitality as well. Well, the engine division went off in its own direction and they, they renamed it, rebranded it. They took the letters of Kohler and changed it to Relco.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

So it's the same letters, but it's. It's a new. Essentially like a new company now, Railco.

[Michael]

But it's still the same components, power. It's still. Yeah.

[Paul]

So Kohler Engines is basically now Relco, and they wanted to basically prove we're

[Michael]

still in the game and we're still a force and, you know, impressive. Clearly to be reckoned with. It is super strong. They cut a football field in 14 minutes, 51 seconds.

[Paul]

14 minutes, 51 seconds.

[Michael]

I'd be precise.

[Paul]

Just like I'm talking in American football field. So you got 100 yards, and then you got. The end zones are 10 yards on each side. So that's 120 yards. I don't know how far.

[Michael]

I heard 53 yards wide. I never heard that number, but I heard it today.

[Paul]

And that. That would.

[Michael]

That would be. Right.

[Paul]

Makes sense.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

So this is a huge football field. And Haley from Ohio, she. They had a contest to see who would actually be the person actually attempting the world record. So she applied with hundreds of others. She won the contest. So she got. I don't know if there's a blessing her, you know, sound. She was really nervous.

[Michael]

Yeah. And I don't blame her.

[Paul]

I was nervous and I was just watching.

[Michael]

I was not nervous, but I was a little nervous getting on it. Over in the corner by myself.

[Paul]

By the Ohio River. By the Ohio River. There's a big drop off right into the Ohio River. If you want to drop that thing in the Ohio River. That would have been my viral breakout video.

[Michael]

Yeah. You made millions.

[Paul]

Just sliding down.

[Michael]

I was.

[Paul]

So we were our cameras over here, but the Ohio river is right over here.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

And it just, like dropped right into the river. And Mike's just, like, mowing right next to the river. If that thing would have tipped into the.

[Michael]

Oh, I would be great. Flood down.

[Paul]

How did it go?

[Michael]

Well, it was good for a while, and then we need a tow truck.

[Paul]

Oh, man. But Haley did a great job. She probably took about 30, 31 passes up and down with some obstacles to work around here. We had tents and Chris Kaiser was here. The president of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute. The president Norelco was here. Media. I haven't seen so many fancy lights and cameras.

[Michael]

Yeah, they pulled out all the stops. We got. You got everything. We have media tent. We have a whole setup here.

[Paul]

This is very nice.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

Fancy chairs. They look nice. They ain't working on this thing. I'm gonna have to hold on.

[Michael]

Yeah. No, no, but. But this is good. So thank you to Roko.

[Paul]

Yeah. Big shout outs to Railco, shout outs to Louisville, Kentucky. I love coming to this city. We come here for the Equip Expo every year.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

And we were talking about that previously, but I wanted to button up. Button that up.

[Michael]

Right.

[Paul]

You have big plans this year. You guys are doing like a PO House.

[Michael]

Yeah. So we're doing. Eric Triplet and I have developed Pod House. This by that time we. It'll probably be our fourth or fifth one. We've already had two where we're collaborating, bringing a couple podcasters together at live industry events to bring the conversation off the trade floor, off the even pod row, and just developing, hanging out more because we miss a lot of the conversations when we're all hanging out. So we're doing a lot of. We're doing a lot of. We're doing a lot of dinner, dinners at the house. Breakfast at the house, lunch. And just having. Breaking bread, being a community. And Louisville, we already have everything booked out. We have almost an entire floor of one of these buildings that I've been at for years when I come here. So we're really looking forward to that and. And building out Pot house.

[Paul]

Yeah, Looking forward to that. Looking forward to Equip Expo this year. Gets kicked off on a Tuesday night, I believe, October 20th, down at the Kentucky Derby.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

Churchill Downs, they got it rented out. There'll be food, beverage there. Good old Louisville hospitality. That's Tuesday night, October 20, 2026. Then Wednesday, the show opens up from noon to 5. The keynote speakers at 11am on Wednesday. And then Cornell will be doing an event, a bowling alley event. Wednesday evening, Thursday, we're going to be doing the morning show. Am I interviewing you? Who am I interviewing? Hey, Jack, who's interviewing you?

[Michael]

I don't know. I was on it last year. I don't think anybody. I'm not a returning guest. Yeah, yeah. I'm a one hit.

[Paul]

Oh, man.

[Michael]

I got what I got. Yeah.

[Paul]

You know, Well, I think, hey, Jack,

[Michael]

maybe Larry, maybe Cornell.

[Paul]

Cornell it is Cornell.

[Michael]

Cornell's doing the questions.

[Paul]

That's what it is. Cornell's doing the question.

[Michael]

Cornell. Who's else is on. Do we know who's on the morning.

[Paul]

I was talking about the morning show. I thought he was.

[Michael]

He goes, you're going to be on the morning show. I was like, that was last year.

[Paul]

We're live on YouTube here.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

Oh, are we going to be going around to get the question? Okay, so you're replacing Pay Jack is. Maybe. I'm interviewing Pay Jack.

[Michael]

Okay.

[Paul]

Caleb's Interviewing Brittany. Oh, Naylor's interviewing Eric Triplet.

[Michael]

Oh, that's interesting. Yes.

[Paul]

Yeah, that's where I got confused. Yeah, we didn't know. So that's the morning show. As you're walking up, I was promoting your event, the Win at Life, Vernon Lanes. Again. Yeah. Wednesday night, October 22nd. I think it's the 21st. 21st. That makes sense.

[Michael]

Get there early.

[Paul]

October 21st.

[Michael]

Get your tickets.

[Paul]

You better get your tickets. 435 tickets. That's it.

[Michael]

Yeah.

[Paul]

And then they're gone. And. Yeah, there was 379 people there last year. Yeah. And it was. It was busting at the seams.

[Michael]

It's.

[Paul]

You're going to have your best year this year. Thursday morning, then we have the morning show without.

[Michael]

Without my Garvey. I'll just get the attend.

[Paul]

I. I thought we were him, but I. He got interviewed by you last year. Yeah, I remember.

[Michael]

Do you? Yeah, yeah.

[Paul]

No, that was. That guy don't made it out. We took that out. That's why you gotta be in the room. Yeah, exactly. No, in the room. We talked about that.

[Michael]

Right.

[Paul]

But then you asked me to take it out.

[Michael]

Are we live right now?

[Paul]

No, we're not live right now. Yeah, but I took it.

[Michael]

Yeah, we were crossing some. Yeah, yeah.

[Paul]

So anyway. All good. It's all good. So, yeah, I did interview Michael.

[Michael]

You did make me demonstrate you. A rest of you, I think.

[Paul]

Right. Yeah.

[Michael]

Role play

[Paul]

now. I got out of a ticket. Did I tell you my 92 mile

[Michael]

per hour was that.

[Paul]

Yeah, so.

[Michael]

Yes, you told me it on the stage.

[Paul]

Oh, man. These chemicals at the golf course, you're really getting here. I play go a lot of golf and they.

[Michael]

The pesticides.

[Paul]

The pesticides. Some days I'm out there, Larry. I'm like, where am I at? Great. Awesome. Well, Paul, once.

[Michael]

This is going to be a podcast episode too.

[Paul]

Yeah.

[Michael]

Okay, cool.

[Paul]

So. Powered by Railcoast. Thank you. All right, well, signing off from Louisville. Is there anything we're leaving out here needs addressed?

[Michael]

No, I think we covered it all. I mean, I gave you the update on everything me and Larry have going on back at home. Did we cover a quip? Man, it's going to be. It's not far away. And then.

[Paul]

Yeah.

[Michael]

This awesome Relco event. I mean, it's really cool to be with you guys and. And again, I love being here. I love. I would. It's really cool being here without the stress of equip. Correct. Yeah, it's here. It's like just actually like see the city without it just like flooded with equip.

[Paul]

It's like the time you get into town to the time you leave. There's no break.

[Michael]

There's no break.

[Paul]

Yeah, it's crazy.

[Michael]

I go back home and I'm exhausted for a week. Yeah.

[Paul]

I go and get an eye. My. My secret is I get an IV right after a clip. Kind of they put it we should

[Michael]

have IVs in the pothouse.

[Paul]

That would be good.

[Michael]

Mobile. Yeah, bring them in.

[Paul]

That'll be good. Alrighty with signing off from Louisville. Is there anything else you wanted to share with with my audience?

[Michael]

No, just again, check. Check me out Side Hustle Squad podcast and rope us what else we got. Weather handles but no Paul. Thank you for having me on. This is probably my eighth appearance on your show and I'm happy to be here Once again.

[Paul]

Awesome. See you later. Always a good time chatting with Michael Garvey.

[Mike Garvey]

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