Josh Wolf (4:53)

You know, this is the podcast I look forward to more than any other podcast that I do.

Ryan Sickler (4:59)

I appreciate it, dude, because you're putting.

Josh Wolf (5:02)

Things in front of me that I want. Like, I want to see this stuff.

Ryan Sickler (5:06)

Yeah, this is up your alley. Oh, yeah. All right, well, before we get into what we're going to get into, please promote your special. You got a new special out and anything you want, please.

Josh Wolf (5:16)

Well, I have a new special out called Four Stories. And, man, I'm so excited about this. It's. It's an entire special. It's just four stories that you're a storyteller, too, man. And I tell long stories, and I've fought for so long with people who are like, you shouldn't did long stories. Nobody. But this is just who I am. And I am. I don't know how you feel about your standup now, but I feel that all the wheels are on the track, man. And I'm not saying I think Ron White is the best storyteller out there for me. I love his style.

Ryan Sickler (5:52)

Diaz is obviously Joey Diaz. Ron White, these are great storytellers.

Josh Wolf (5:56)

Great. And they. Ron's draw you in with his slow cadence and no movement and not getting loud is like, amazing. And Joey is Joey. Outside of those two dudes, I'm sure you feel the same way. I don't think I'm the best, but I'm Right now. I feel great.

Ryan Sickler (6:17)

I feel good.

Josh Wolf (6:17)

Yeah, I feel. And these stories, dude, are it. They vary widely. I tell a story about having to listen to my roommate have sex with a deaf girl, which is one of my favorite. One of my all time favorites. But almost getting arrested at IKEA with my kids in the women's room. Like, there's a lot of great stories on there. Could not be happier. But so psyched, dude, to be here. I was telling my wife on the. She was like, what are you gonna do in this podcast? I go, ryan gets me, man. Ryan knows that. He's gonna show me some crazy, weird shit that I cannot wait.

Ryan Sickler (6:53)

Yeah, we've got some. We've got some fun stuff for not only Josh, but for y'all as well. So here's what we're gonna do today. We're gonna go through some. And also, if you're new to this or if you don't know about us doing this, this is our fourth. Is this our fourth? So There's. If you want to watch. If you're still undecided after this episode of whether you want the Patreon, go watch the other best dubs we've done. And I promise you, it's worth a cup of coffee.

Josh Wolf (7:20)

Oh, my Lord. I promise you this is the best. I think I say this every time. I'm on the best value of any $5. I say it all the time. This is the best value for a $5 you're ever gonna have.

Ryan Sickler (7:35)

It's ruined me personally because I'm. I say all the time, I'm like the paramedic at the party, and I'm like, this one guy I talked to, guy had his arm chopped off and a gorilla ate it. You know what I mean? Like, what are you. Who are you talking to? I'm like regular people out there. And that's what it is. So let's put our. Let's put our headphones on because we're going to watch our clips here.

Josh Wolf (7:55)

Can I ask you, do you have a favorite out of here?

Ryan Sickler (8:03)

I have to answer two ways. I have a favorite person out of here. Just because my heart goes out to him. I shouldn't say he's my favorite, but my heart bleeds for this gu guy a little bit more. But I. And not that it didn't for this guy, but the other guy's story is wild.

Josh Wolf (8:19)

I can't wait.

Ryan Sickler (8:20)

So there's. There's. I promise you. So we're going to go through some of our favorite clips here. You're going to hear some wild stuff. You're going to hear stuff about serial killer cases, eyes gone missing, feet left in shoes at a crime scene. You're going to hear all kinds of stuff, and I promise you an ending that you will not see come.

Josh Wolf (8:39)

Feet left in shoes.

Ryan Sickler (8:41)

Let's get into it, bro. So before I do, if anyone out there has a story that has to be heard, please submit it to honeydew podcastmail.com. that's the only place to send it. Don't send it to my Instagram or anywhere. Honeydewpodcast gmail.com if you've sent one before, send it again, bump it to the top. We get a lot. We would love to do an episode with you. All right, now, the cool thing about this first clip here is this is a guest we had on before. His name was Christian Pugh. Now, you remember this. Christian went to see Tom Segura in concert in Austin. After leaving that concert, Christian then went out with his friends and doesn't know what happened. Okay? He. He went missing. There was a literal manhunt for him. And three days later, they find this kid alongside the Congress Street Bridge, and he's in a coma. They take him to a hospital for a good three more weeks. He doesn't wake up. So almost a month, this kid's out. When he wakes up, they tell him, this is what's going on. Tom, Christian went to see you in Austin, and after the show, his parents were also supposed to go with them to see you in Austin, Texas. And after the show, he got drunk and wandered off from his group. Was found three days later under the Congress Street Bridge. He still doesn't know that. And he woke up a month later, dude, he went to see you in concert and was missing for three days, found under the Congress Street Bridge, still not. Still blacked out. And one month later, this woke up, and he's about to tell me his story right now. Now, hold on. What we come to find out now, you knew that.

Josh Wolf (10:39)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (10:40)

If you've been there, you knew that. Here's what we didn't know. Because of you great fans, there's apparently a documentary called no swimming in Lady Bird Lake. The disturbing truth, the true crime documentary. It's on YouTube. It's got millions of views, okay? And people start hitting us up saying, hey, that clip that we just showed you now is in this documentary. And apparently there's a serial killer in Austin who's killing a lot of people and throwing them in that.

Josh Wolf (11:12)

What do you mean a lot of people?

Ryan Sickler (11:13)

I'm gonna give you some numbers. No Swimming in Ladyburg. So he's throwing these bodies in there. And what happens is, look, man, I'm not part of the production, but they do it very factual, like Josh Wolf, this date, blah, blah, blah, Missing. Kirsten, this date, missing. Ryan Sickler, this date, missing. Then it cuts to fucking this kid. It's the art. Like, it's dead, dead, dead. And then two hyenas laughing about how this kid's not dead in the middle of this. Dead, dead. Who are these two hyenas cackling at this thing? And so we're like, wait, so this documentary uses our clip that we just showed you to put in there. And what ends up happening is that Christian might be the lone survivor of this attack. So was he attacked as of July 11, 2024, which is just a few months ago. This. This just now, 13 bodies have been recovered from Lady Bird Lake and the Colorado river in the Austin area in the past two years. This includes 11 men and two women. Now the men thing is interesting to me because there's other people now saying that there is a killer that might be targeting homosexual men. So what we did, so you guys know, is we did a follow up episode with Christian. We just did a little about 20, 25 minute episode where he tells us that there might be potentially one other survivor who we're trying to get in touch with. And make sure you check out the bonus episode on Patreon on Friday and on Thursday. You now got the option for the second tier with the way back for eight months.

Josh Wolf (12:55)

And he has new information. Christian has new information about what happened to him.

Ryan Sickler (12:59)

He will see. The whole thing is none of us knew that this. He just told this story.

Josh Wolf (13:06)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (13:06)

And then this documentary starts floating around and that's when we realize, oh my God. Hey, you, this, you might be. And he's like, yeah. So he found out after too. And like I said, he does mention one other guy who is a possible survivor and we'd like to talk to him. All right, this is the second one. Now this is the. You asked me if I have a favorite. This is my favorite story.

Josh Wolf (13:30)

Okay.

Ryan Sickler (13:31)

Okay. This guy's name is Bryson Ecker. Bryson ecker was episode 206 and Bryce. Excuse me. Bryson Ecker just bought himself a $2,000 tiger striped desert Eagle. Bought it legally. And he takes it over to his friend's house to show him. And the friend's neighbor shows up, you know, because the friends always got a neighbor. And he sees Bryson's new gun. And then he says, hey, check my piece out. And this guy's got a ruger P94DC with hollow point bullets. Okay? And this is what happens. I look up and then I see him. And he looks white as a ghost. He can't speak. I like, can't hear anything still. So I look at my friend and I was like mumbling, so I didn't know what it was at that time. So I was like, just trying to hear something. I see the smoke rising from his gun and I'm starting to put it all together. Like, holy shit. I think the gun went off. And that must be why I'm so confused and fucked up. I can't hear anything. I must have been shot. Yeah. I'm feeling for myself. I'm like, I didn't get shot in the head because I should be dead, right? And then the glasses flew off. And as I like, my hand slides across my face. My fingers just slid into my eye socket like jello. No. Did you hear what he said? He said, split into my eye socket. Listen to what he says. My eye socket. Like, jello. No, dude.

Josh Wolf (14:58)

At first I was like, yo, this only one eye is blinking. And I was like, oh.

Ryan Sickler (15:04)

Dude brought his gun to show them. Look at this legal gun I got. This guy's like, oh, yeah, look at this one I got. Look what we got.

Josh Wolf (15:15)

This guy ended up.

Ryan Sickler (15:16)

Kirsten, can we get spoons or forks, please?

Josh Wolf (15:19)

This dude ended up finger fucking his own eye.

Ryan Sickler (15:24)

Panicking too. Could you imagine? Could you imagine, dude, you're like, what the hell's going on? And you're just touching your face and your fingers just go into your eye hole. Thank you very much. Much. Thank you very much, Kirsten. Oh, it ain't over yet, bro. That's just the beginning of this.

Josh Wolf (15:46)

Can I tell you? So you know I like things a little bit weird, right?

Ryan Sickler (15:49)

I do.

Josh Wolf (15:50)

At my. At my show, there was a woman in. In Baltimore, dude.

Ryan Sickler (15:54)

Yeah. And she.

Josh Wolf (15:58)

We were. I was talking to her at the front row and, yo, she took her eyeball out. But you know what I found out about eyeballs is that they're mostly not eyeballs. They're just like.

Ryan Sickler (16:11)

You know how we know that? Check out the Patreon, y'all. We've had a few people. A few people take their eyes out on this episode, right? On this show.

Josh Wolf (16:19)

This guy, though, that eyes. He was doing this. He was.

Ryan Sickler (16:24)

Bro, we're not done yet. You think that's wild? Oh, hold on. Yeah, he was fingering a.

Josh Wolf (16:29)

Okay.

Ryan Sickler (16:30)

All right. So also, I just want you to. This is just a little taste of what I do here on this show. Like, we love you, we feel sorry for you, but we're here to highlight lowlights and laugh at you just like we do with everybody else. The next time I am conscious again, it is. I believe it was Saturday afternoon. So from early afternoon Friday to Saturday afternoon is basically just a black hole. I like your eye. Like your eye kicking you when you're down. Bro, we ain't here to always pump you up. We got empathy, but we also get one in the ribs, too. I have no idea who that man is. I've never met him. But I'm gonna take my shots. So if you have a story that has to be heard, please submit it to Honeydew podcast. Dude, straight jello hole at gmail dot com. I would.

Josh Wolf (17:30)

If I think I'm going to get a fake eye, I'm going to judge it up a little bit. I'm not going to make it look Like. Like that.

Ryan Sickler (17:36)

Well, you know what I mean. Hollow point bullet goes off in your eye and it blows up. It's a little harder to, you know, just. Yeah, you're not keeping the same socket. Shit changes a little bit in there, which you're about to hear. Oh, no. And so we assume that when the bullet went in, the hollow point opened up as it hit the glasses, somehow sucked that in. It bounced off the back of my orbital socket down into my neck. And the bullet is there to this day. It's between my C1 and C2 vertebrae. I have to be very careful when I get chiropractic adjustments and that kind of thing or what?

Josh Wolf (18:20)

The bullet goes off and shoots the chiropractor.

Ryan Sickler (18:23)

You got to watch. But here's the wild part. Here's the X ray now. Yep. Now you see the bullet right here?

Josh Wolf (18:32)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (18:33)

But here's the crazy part. Go ahead, Carson. See a little arrow right there? Yeah, that's the glasses, dude. No. Yeah, his glasses got. Yeah, his glasses got. Bones of. The bullet sucked his glasses into his eye socket, and they. Now, because he were looking for the glasses everywhere. Like, where the hell is it? Where the hell is it? And they couldn't find his glasses. And then when they did the X ray, they're like, oh, there's your glasses. Because they were the wire frame glasses. Look at it. That's the glass. And they live in his skull now and have attached it. And he's got a bullet in there.

Josh Wolf (19:10)

Well, he. Imagine explaining that going through a metal detector. I got glasses in my head.

Ryan Sickler (19:15)

You ain't gonna believe it. I don't know if it's the glasses or the bullet, but something set me off.

Josh Wolf (19:24)

I wonder if he can see better out of the other eye with the glasses behind. Yo, that is bananas.

Ryan Sickler (19:30)

Bananas. The glut. The force of a hollow point pulled the glasses into the eye socket.

Josh Wolf (19:36)

Did you get into why the dude? How he pulled the.

Ryan Sickler (19:39)

We get into it on episode, how.

Josh Wolf (19:40)

He pulled the trigger.

Ryan Sickler (19:42)

Why that idiot pulled the trigger. Yeah, he talks about it.

Josh Wolf (19:44)

Is he still friends with the dude who shot him in the face?

Ryan Sickler (19:47)

I don't think so. I may have asked, too.

Josh Wolf (19:50)

You don't get.

Ryan Sickler (19:51)

You don't come back. Remember, he's just a neighbor that came over like, oh, that's cool. Look at mine. That's all it was. This dude gets shot in the face. $5 a month, y'all. $5 a month if you want the honeydew and the way back a day early, ad free. No censorship. It's eight Bucks a month. All right. And, you know, submit your story, please honeydew podcast gmail.com.

Josh Wolf (20:14)

You know what I love about this is this dude walks into any party very confident that whatever story you got, I got you.

Ryan Sickler (20:22)

Ain't no way. Oh, yeah.

Josh Wolf (20:25)

Oh, is that right?

Ryan Sickler (20:26)

You see these glasses? I got them inside, too. Another pair here, mother. You wear a wire frame? Well, the inside of a skull does. I got big plastic ones now. Oh, my God, this guy here, this is Billy. Now, Billy's one of a. He. We've actually had him back. He's a fan favorite, so he's certainly one of my faves as well. It's hard to pick. Like I said, it is he.

Josh Wolf (20:50)

What is it that dude who always finds dead bodies?

Ryan Sickler (20:52)

No, no, no, that's our boy. Oh, hold on.

Josh Wolf (20:57)

You know who I'm talking about?

Ryan Sickler (20:58)

Mike Frampton. Of course. That's our guy, Mike Frampton. Sorry, Mike Frampton. That's our guy, Mike Frampton. He's not on this episode, but you should see the Mike Frampton clips and episodes.

Josh Wolf (21:08)

It's worth the $5.

Ryan Sickler (21:09)

Go watch the best. Just his alone. No doubt. Billy. Now, Billy's been a paramedic for 15 years, and he's seen some wild stuff. And now this story here you're about to see. He's heading to a scene that was called in as a traumatic injury. Patient has been cut by a helicopter.

Josh Wolf (21:27)

Blade and is still alive.

Ryan Sickler (21:30)

First time it hit her, it made a huge. It made a very large laceration. It broke her collarbone. The second time it hit her, it hit her just a little off the shoulder, and it basically filleted the arm. I mean, basically the tricep and bicep is just hanging. It didn't break the bone, and the arm was still intact. It then knocked her down onto all fours and the rotor hit her again across the hip. It hit her three more times across the hip before it finally broke the rotor, you know, completely off.

Josh Wolf (22:13)

I know this is going to sound like an asshole question, but you couldn't just move a little bit?

Ryan Sickler (22:20)

You were just standing there. I mean, it's just. Can't you take one step backwards or it's chopping.

Josh Wolf (22:29)

Yo, dude, how do you get that close to the helicopter?

Ryan Sickler (22:33)

So what I didn't know about helicopters either is that when they land and the blade starts to slow, naturally, gravity, it'll come down. It's not still up here. It'll start to come down and tall. Or you get too close, boom, off, and you're done.

Josh Wolf (22:48)

Yo, first of all, he's paramedic, right? So he shows up. She's got the arm filleted, and the hip is basically gone.

Ryan Sickler (23:00)

So now he comes up to her, and you're about to hear what he. What his. He's. He's there to do a job. This is what happens. I reach over and I pull my. My scissors out to start cutting her clothes off of her. Because we have to get them what we call trauma naked. Because we have to be able to see where all the injuries are. And just as I make the first cut, she opens her eyes and turns her head and looks at me and she goes, hey, are you going to take me to the hospital? Lady just got diced on my helicopter, and she.

Josh Wolf (23:36)

She's worried about the ambulance bill.

Ryan Sickler (23:39)

She's awake. Any of it. You know what I mean? Any of this lady's alive right now.

Josh Wolf (23:44)

Trauma naked. Sounds like the way a couple comedians have left people.

Ryan Sickler (23:51)

Right there, bro.

Josh Wolf (23:52)

Yo, are you going to take me to the hospital? Yeah. Your arm has been filleted by a helicopter.

Ryan Sickler (24:00)

If we don't get out of here in five minutes, it's the morgue.

Josh Wolf (24:04)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (24:05)

Here's more bad news. Probably going to have to fly in a helicopter. We're probably going to have to get.

Josh Wolf (24:13)

We won't use this one.

Ryan Sickler (24:14)

Another helicopter that we can't use. This one. You, up the road. Now. Wait, there's one more. This is. This lady. You'll hear. I mean, the tail rotor was gone. How is she talking? How is she even. How her eyes even open and communicate. You're telling me this woman got chopped up by the tail and was answering questions correctly? Answering questions correctly and making jokes. It's my hero.

Josh Wolf (24:46)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (24:47)

Is that not. That's a lady, after all. She's amazing.

Josh Wolf (24:50)

She was. Oh, you didn't ask if she made it.

Ryan Sickler (24:54)

You gotta watch the episode, bro. That's the whole tease we're doing here. All right, this one now, this is Brittany Sullivan from episode 218. Now, here we go. This is a wild one here. Britney wrote in about a double murder that took place in Arkansas on August 23, 1987. It's a popular case that I didn't know about. Case commonly referred to as the boys on the tracks. Okay. This is documented and very well known. Don Henry and Kevin Ives were the two boys killed. And Kevin Ives is Britney's mom's cousin. Okay, okay. First cousin. So she's got firsthand of real story stuff. The whole thing about this is. And people started commenting like, hey, Ryan Sickler didn't kill himself. You know what I mean? Like, the Clintons are involved. This is a lot of real shady drug runnings and all kinds of stuff going on. Yeah. So this is what happens. The Flynn county sheriff, which was Jim Steed at the time, he had done, like, an excellent investigation. He was, you know, happy with it. A family member went to the tracks two days after they were hit and found Kevin's left foot. What, in his shoes? Still in plain sight. 2.

Josh Wolf (26:14)

They left his foot in.

Ryan Sickler (26:16)

The sheriff said, no, no, we cleaned the scene. I'm confident. And two days later, or whatever she said, a family member goes, and the kids left foot is in the shoe. In plain sight. Dude, I wish I could do my job like that. N. I'm good. I'm good with what we did down there. You just left a foot. A foot, dude. A foot, yo. A foot. You do.

Josh Wolf (26:42)

You don't think, like, when you took the body, you would not notice, you know, hey, we seem to be down one foot.

Ryan Sickler (26:50)

Yeah. You know, you got two boys, you got four feet.

Josh Wolf (26:53)

We only get three.

Ryan Sickler (26:54)

We only got three, man. Right. Let's spread out. It's in plain sight. It's in plain sight. Now, here's the thing. These boys are victims. They should have never. This should have never happened to them. So this is what happens next. Two witnesses saw two police officers pull up to the voice and start beating the out of. And that's what I think, most of us think is when he got hit with the gun, and that's what killed him. And then they just had to kill the other one as a witness. But they threw the boys in the back of the car, drove them down a dirt road that was a dead end. According to one witness who was waiting just catch his wife cheating on him. That's why he saw this.

Josh Wolf (27:37)

Was the wife cheating on him?

Ryan Sickler (27:39)

Yeah. So this dude's just minding his own separate business, trying to catch his wife stepping out. And he witnesses the two cops dump the dead boys.

Josh Wolf (27:49)

What?

Ryan Sickler (27:49)

But guess what. Yeah, we got one more clip for you. Because they're.

Josh Wolf (27:54)

What if we solve this crime, Ryan.

Ryan Sickler (27:56)

This one we ain't going near. I know the Clintons are involved. Let's see this. I should say the Clintons are alleged. Allegedly. According to the stories involved. And so they start an investigation through grand jury, and it turns up they do eventually change it to homicide. They do. But about nine witnesses die in the process. That's why we're not.

Josh Wolf (28:23)

Well, this ain't gonna be 10 and 11. I'm gonna tell you that there's the.

Ryan Sickler (28:27)

Answer to your question. Nine of the witnesses have been.

Josh Wolf (28:32)

That's some mob dude.

Ryan Sickler (28:34)

It's 100% a thing so. So many people have written in about what it is. And. And I'm, you know, I'm ignorant to a lot of things, but they. I guess it was a popular place to maybe do a drug drop off. They would drop a plane down there. They said neighbors would hear planes going on and out through the middle of the night. And they're just doing drug runs or whatever. They're dropping off there. And these boys are there, see some they shouldn't see. They get got. And then.

Josh Wolf (29:00)

How old these kids?

Ryan Sickler (29:01)

You know, I don't know. But it's a. It's a really popular story. You can look up again. It's called the Boys on the Tracks. And the boy that she's talking about is Kevin Ives. Kevin Ives was her mom's cousin.

Josh Wolf (29:15)

And that single foot where. What happened to that?

Ryan Sickler (29:21)

Gotta. You listen, man, I. I'm gonna say this. I don't. Because if that's my cousin's foot, I'm gonna put it in a bag or I'm gonna throw it in the back of the car and drive it to the police station. Be like, how the y'all leave this? Yeah, I. Dude.

Josh Wolf (29:37)

Yeah. And not.

Ryan Sickler (29:38)

Not only that.

Josh Wolf (29:39)

It. If you could you stuff it and keep just the foot.

Ryan Sickler (29:43)

No, you ain't getting human body parts.

Josh Wolf (29:45)

You can't do that.

Ryan Sickler (29:45)

Right. Well, it's a great question to lead into our next segment.

Josh Wolf (29:50)

For real.

Ryan Sickler (29:51)

It really is. So this is Michael Schmidt, episode 215.

Josh Wolf (29:55)

Wait, I want to ask you one more question about the. About this two kids. So this has been a cold case since the 80s.

Ryan Sickler (30:02)

I'm not sure. 87. Aug. 23, 1987, is when they were killed.

Josh Wolf (30:07)

And this dude who was trying to catch his wife stepping out and sees this. He's alive or dead?

Ryan Sickler (30:15)

I don't know. I really don't know if he's alive or not. But he could be one of the nine, bro. Coming up on Serial killer down there. That's nine.

Josh Wolf (30:26)

Nine is almost a full court basketball game.

Ryan Sickler (30:29)

It's a baseball team of dead people.

Josh Wolf (30:32)

Oh, yeah, the Clintons. Allegedly.

Ryan Sickler (30:35)

Allegedly.

Josh Wolf (30:36)

They're involved.

Ryan Sickler (30:37)

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Josh Wolf (32:24)

No fucking guy.

Ryan Sickler (32:27)

Michael Schmidt zoomed from the hospital. Okay? Now, this is the machine. So it's one of these sledgehammer things. A commercial, you know, pile driver.

Josh Wolf (32:37)

Don't do that. Someone's gonna put a meme of that.

Ryan Sickler (32:40)

Right in front of your camera, too. How about this? Yeah. Yeah. Okay, so it's a. It's a. A pile driver. And a piece of this thing flies off, and it hits him in the hand. He's not. He's doing what he's supposed to be doing away from it, but it malfunctions on a chunk of this massive thing flies off.

Josh Wolf (33:01)

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Ryan Sickler (33:03)

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Josh Wolf (33:05)

Is that the color of the rest of his body?

Ryan Sickler (33:08)

No. The whole hand, though. And they can to. So let's take a look at what happens here. Realize little by little what was going on.

Josh Wolf (33:21)

And he's in the hospital.

Ryan Sickler (33:23)

Pick my hand up. And I held onto my wrist in my hand, and I just looked at it. And it just looked like spaghetti. You know, hold your hand up right. You just lost your hand two weeks ago. Yeah, they just cut it off.

Josh Wolf (33:38)

Did they, did he lose his tongue, too?

Ryan Sickler (33:40)

He's hearing. That's why I said at the top. Oh, my bad. If it isn't bad enough, this poor dude's already dealing with that.

Josh Wolf (33:47)

Yeah, dude. Did he do. When he lost his hand, was he like this?

Ryan Sickler (33:57)

So two weeks ago, the dude loses his hand. He's still in the hospital. He zooms us from the hospital. I couldn't get over it. I was like, dude, you're calling from the hot, like you just lost it. So I start talking to him about it and I said, you know, do you have that phantom pain? He's like, yeah, I still feel like it's there, all this stuff. And then I like, you have questions. I gotta ask you. What do they do with your hand? Where did it go? Do you get this? Do you get to say goodbye to your body part?

Josh Wolf (34:26)

Like, do you wave goodbye with the other hand?

Ryan Sickler (34:27)

Look at it for a little bit and be like, that's my hand, man. No, I was out. You know, they put me under anesthesia and they cut it off. So I woke up in my hospital room, the room we're in, and I don't know what happened to it. I, maybe I took them before they took it. Maybe I could have kept it. And, you know, they ain't letting you keep it, but you should, you should be able to at least high five your hand on them.

Josh Wolf (34:55)

I'll high five and goodbye.

Ryan Sickler (34:57)

Also, my ass has this brace on because I had trigger thumb. This guy's got his hand off and I got a brace. I got the audacity to have trigger thumb, like he's missing a hand.

Josh Wolf (35:10)

I, I, they, Because they put, you know, I've known people who've cut pieces of their body off and they put that on ice and they bring it in, they try to save it. Right.

Ryan Sickler (35:18)

Well, the reason I showed you that black hand picture, what you, if you'll, if you're on the look, you're not going to be able to see this on YouTube because of YouTube, but you will see all these photos on the Patreon, the glasses, the, the hand. So they did try and because it ended up looking like that, they're like, we, we, we. It's done. Yeah, you don't want that.

Josh Wolf (35:38)

Yeah, you don't want that one. Plus, you know what? Between that and going James Bond with getting some attachments, I'd go, attachments, yeah.

Ryan Sickler (35:47)

Oh, my God.

Josh Wolf (35:47)

Top three attachments. Because, you know. Have you interviewed that dude Paul together on this show?

Ryan Sickler (35:51)

Dude, I don't think so. No, no, no.

Josh Wolf (35:53)

He lost his arm and leg in a shark attack, this dude. He's the best.

Ryan Sickler (36:00)

I'd love to have him.

Josh Wolf (36:01)

He was on. You know, I did that. I did a show on Shark Week for a while, and he came on, right? And Tara Reid was on that episode, too, and he had this black glove because he has his fake hand. And she was fucked up. And after the show, she said to him, she goes, why do you always wear a black glove? And he was like, I got my hand bit off by a shark. And she goes, why'd you do that?

Ryan Sickler (36:26)

Why'd you do that?

Josh Wolf (36:29)

He was like, I didn't. I didn't really do it. But, yo, he's. He's amazing. But he lost half his hands, his hamstring on down, his arm on down, and. But his attachments are amazing.

Ryan Sickler (36:43)

Yeah, yeah.

Josh Wolf (36:43)

I'd go, super. My top three attachments, I would go hand. I would go like a. Like, I'd go James Bondi a little bit.

Ryan Sickler (36:51)

When I was a writer, producer, doing gigs also, I would. I did one thing that I loved, and it was this whole thing where this guy, he was creating. He was taking a 3D printer and he was printing limbs for people in third world countries that couldn't afford anything.

Josh Wolf (37:08)

Amazing.

Ryan Sickler (37:09)

But what he started with was changing the minds of kids, because kids are naturally cruel. They see a kid missing an arm, it's like, we're going to make fun of that kid. That kid's weird. He's different. We don't want to go near him. So what he did was he made you a limb, but he would. He would make it like Iron man or Spider Man. And what it did was it then made the kids go, oh, my God, that's cool. Let's go talk to Josh. Let's go to the point where they were like, we want one. It's like, no, you actually don't. But it made it so that you were now not an outcast. You were fucking cool. And someone that people could come over and talk to and maybe be educated about what's going on with this thing.

Josh Wolf (37:46)

Yeah. Because you know what makes you an outcast? Purple hand, black.

Ryan Sickler (37:51)

I don't even want to fist bump that. I don't want to wave.

Josh Wolf (37:54)

I'm out on that.

Ryan Sickler (37:54)

Now. Here's the thing. As a man, we have a dominant hand, and we do things with that dominant hand.

Josh Wolf (38:00)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (38:01)

Well, I have Questions. Well, I mean, we've talked about. I would have to straight up ask you about it. Did you use to wipe your ass with your right or your left hand?

Josh Wolf (38:12)

Great question.

Ryan Sickler (38:14)

Oh, man. Yeah. I'm trying to figure it out now.

Josh Wolf (38:18)

It's a little challenging, man.

Ryan Sickler (38:20)

I don't think I right now. If I just went home to practice, I don't think I could wipe my ass clean with my left hand.

Josh Wolf (38:28)

Couldn't find with my right hand. I can. I can find the hole in the first shot. Left hand. I'm have to feel her out for.

Ryan Sickler (38:34)

Man, I'm making a mess back.

Josh Wolf (38:36)

What about jerking off with?

Ryan Sickler (38:37)

We asked him on that. That's why I said we taught him. It's on there. That's on there. But then I was like, I got to ask you about white. But listen, where I f. I. I.

Josh Wolf (38:47)

Didn'T get it all the first time I did it.

Ryan Sickler (38:50)

I didn't get it all. You cares no way.

Josh Wolf (38:53)

Told me, hey, you need to go back in there.

Ryan Sickler (38:55)

She didn't help. She didn't help his wife, like, get that ass.

Josh Wolf (39:00)

I can't imagine, like, honestly, jerking off.

Ryan Sickler (39:03)

With my left hand feels thing new.

Josh Wolf (39:06)

No, dude, it would feel like Michael J. Fox was doing it. It would be like all, like all.

Ryan Sickler (39:11)

Shaky and you're mad at yourself. Come on, man. Get your to go. You've been on this body 51 years like everybody else.

Josh Wolf (39:19)

I couldn't find my whole first shot with wiping. No way.

Ryan Sickler (39:23)

Go home and practice today with your left hand. Just see what you do.

Josh Wolf (39:25)

I'm gonna wear a glove, though.

Ryan Sickler (39:26)

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Josh Wolf (39:48)

If you're losing a hand or a foot, which one you pick?

Ryan Sickler (39:52)

Oh, leg. You going leg over the springs. Those guys, the blades. Like, I used to have a joke that the guys in the Olympics that run with blades, it's actually an unfair disadvantage. Yeah, it's not an unfair advantage. They don't have legs, but they've got better legs than we have. And it is an unfair disadvantage that they can all. Yes. On those things. I would take the legs all day long. I do too much with these. Really.

Josh Wolf (40:23)

I'd go left arm. Because I know when I hear people talk about their legs, do get sore on those things. And like I said, man, I would go straight Bond villain. I'd have a lot of different. I'd put a fake hand on that would go pep.

Ryan Sickler (40:37)

Pep.

Josh Wolf (40:38)

I would do a knife. I would do a lot of different things, you know, but legend, you know what, you could put somebody's head on there.

Ryan Sickler (40:46)

You could do a lot of things.

Josh Wolf (40:47)

You could do a lot of fun on the head.

Ryan Sickler (40:49)

Yeah.

Josh Wolf (40:49)

You know what if I. What if I.

Ryan Sickler (40:51)

You're just thinking about joking. I'm thinking about getting through lines.

Josh Wolf (40:54)

No, but you put it. You could put a dick on there.

Ryan Sickler (40:56)

I put a wheel so I can go down there to roll on it.

Josh Wolf (41:00)

Yeah, you can do so many fun things, but I don't think I'm doing legs.

Ryan Sickler (41:04)

All right, we have two more for you, Josh Wolf. Two more here. This is Clinton Wall. Now this was something that as it happened we were like, let's mark that and just ask Josh what he would do. Clinton Wall Episode 209 Clinton Wall works for animal control and he's seen a ton of things, but this one happened and we were just like, let's ask Josh what would he would do in this situation. I've had some, like, I have a lot of snakes in houses. There was a lady who was showering and a seven foot rat snake came out of her exhaust fan while she was showering. Listen. What? She's just in the shower and a seven foot rat snake came out of the exhaust fan. So she's telling me that she had like, she had her speaker on, like LED speaker and the lights were off. No lights. And she didn't know what it was. And she went up. No. Wash her hair or put her. Put her cap on so her hair didn't get wet and then it came down and touched her.

Josh Wolf (42:04)

Nah, dude.

Ryan Sickler (42:05)

N. What are you doing? Well, first of all, in the dark.

Josh Wolf (42:09)

First of all, the next thing you know, you'd been like, I was on the front lawn naked. Do you know what I mean?

Ryan Sickler (42:14)

That would have been one of those.

Josh Wolf (42:15)

Things, you know, when you, when you're so scared, you black out of jazz handed for sure. Oh, that's fear number one, dude.

Ryan Sickler (42:25)

In the dark, dude, every time I.

Josh Wolf (42:28)

Sit down to take a shit, I look in the toilet no matter where. Every time I'm like, this could be the time if, if a snake came up or down, dude, I am never showering again. I'm never shitting again. If I touched a Snake in the dark, bro.

Ryan Sickler (42:42)

In the dark in your home? No. Out of nowhere. It's over there.

Josh Wolf (42:47)

I'm throwing a match in that place. I'm never going back in. I'm driving away naked. Are you kidding me?

Ryan Sickler (42:53)

I would never recover, dude. I'm too much of a pussy.

Josh Wolf (42:58)

I would never recover. I would. Because for real, I would never turn out the lights in my house again. Would you?

Ryan Sickler (43:05)

No. Because I don't ever shower in the dark either.

Josh Wolf (43:09)

Why? Why are we doing that?

Ryan Sickler (43:10)

Right? Why are we doing my music on and shower in the dark? I mean listen, I take mushrooms and whatever gets you through it. But that's what happens. A seven foot snake comes out of nowhere. The one time you do that, dude.

Josh Wolf (43:22)

Because it would me up anytime the lights were out. If I was in my bed, I.

Ryan Sickler (43:26)

Would think there's a whole bunch of them up there. Yeah.

Josh Wolf (43:31)

That they. For sure there is.

Ryan Sickler (43:33)

And why is it in your seven foot. So he's probably eating mice and that are all running up there and everything else that do.

Josh Wolf (43:40)

Rat snakes are they. Would they just eat rats?

Ryan Sickler (43:42)

I don't even know. Yo.

Josh Wolf (43:43)

It wouldn't matter.

Ryan Sickler (43:44)

Don't matter. No snake.

Josh Wolf (43:46)

Done.

Ryan Sickler (43:46)

I'm absolutely done. I say this all the time. Every snake's a king cobra. Anything that touches me in the ocean's jaws. Yeah, every. Bears are grizzly for sure. I don't want to hear about your. Oh, it's a gentle brown, but it's a grizzly. Okay. You're your playful black bear. It's a grizzly. It's something that could pull my face off with half. Half the effort. You know what?

Josh Wolf (44:05)

I don't feel bad for. You know those dudes who are like. They called him Grizzly Adams.

Ryan Sickler (44:10)

Yeah.

Josh Wolf (44:10)

But he died tragically.

Ryan Sickler (44:12)

I'm always rooting for the bear.

Josh Wolf (44:13)

Me too. When he says he died tragically by bear, I'm like that is not tragic.

Ryan Sickler (44:17)

It's not at all. There is not an idiot.

Josh Wolf (44:19)

That's the, that's just a matter of time. It may not have happened the first two times, but the third time the bear like is this dude still out here? Let's go see what he's all about.

Ryan Sickler (44:28)

It's like trying to kill 13 people to get away. Yeah. You know what I mean? It's like that.

Josh Wolf (44:35)

No, there's no way. But, but, but that is a huge fear of mine. That spiders in my bed at night.

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Josh Wolf (46:41)

Can I tell you. So Beth's cousin, when he was 13, woke up in the morning and just felt like he was going crazy. Like there was just scratching in his head. Scratching in his head. Head. And they just couldn't get out of it. They went to the doctor and this is Louisiana, you know, one of those roaches climbed in through his ear. Through his ear. So they dude, he slept with a stocking on his head until he was 19 years old.

Ryan Sickler (47:14)

He slept.

Josh Wolf (47:15)

He couldn't fall asleep until he put a stocking over his head. Dude. Eight Cockroach. I would never sleep again.

Ryan Sickler (47:22)

Ever. Or without my ears uncovered.

Josh Wolf (47:24)

I would have a nose or mouth.

Ryan Sickler (47:26)

I'd wear a fencing mask to bed every month. I tie that neck, all of it.

Josh Wolf (47:35)

I'd type my, my butthole, my dick.

Ryan Sickler (47:40)

I would.

Josh Wolf (47:41)

Dude, if I woke up and there was scratching in my head, dude, because, you know, I, I, well, you know, I had to. I ate a live cockroach on tv.

Ryan Sickler (47:50)

I've seen.

Josh Wolf (47:50)

Yes, that was at least my choice, but to be asleep. Because you know they say spiders and all that crawl into your mouth. Nah, dude, if I ever found evidence of that, I'm never, I'm never. I might sleep standing up like a straight up vampire. Upside down. Dude, if a cockroach crawled into your ear at night, tell me, tell me what your next step is.

Ryan Sickler (48:15)

I mean, I'm going to the hospital and freaking the fuck out. I'm going to be screaming, screaming, there's a fucking cockroach in my head. If everybody said, calm down, I'm going to say, fuck you, there's a cockroach in my head.

Josh Wolf (48:28)

And are you, how are you sleeping that night?

Ryan Sickler (48:31)

I'm not sleeping. What are you talking about? I don't even know how it got in his ear without him waking up. I feel like burrowing in. You'd feel that.

Josh Wolf (48:38)

I think so too, but I would have to be medicated so heavily to go to sleep for the rest of my life, dude. Yeah, yeah.

Ryan Sickler (48:47)

All right, this is our last one. Now this is a bit of a two parter and I promise you this is an ending you're not going to see coming. And you asked me, this guy has got my heart. Because this is Kane Bradway, episode 201. And Kane was born to two addicts at the time and his parents were only 14 and 15 when he was born. This is why I got a, I got a little, you know, little spot in my heart for this kid. This kid was born to kids, but he's rescued by his grandfather. Okay, so his grandfather takes him in and he lives with grandpa, who's a great dude. And then grandpa dies and now grandpa's girlfriend who owns the house is making very questionable decisions.

Josh Wolf (49:29)

How, by the way, Grandpa is probably 30.

Ryan Sickler (49:32)

You know what I thought 35. Probably was. If they're all having him young, he's in his 30s, he might have been.

Josh Wolf (49:42)

All right. Cause you say grandpa's girlfriend, I'm like, at first I'm thinking an 80 year old woman, I'm probably like, probably not.

Ryan Sickler (49:48)

Maybe not Maybe at this point, I don't know, 40s, 40s, sure. She owns the house and she's making questionable decisions like letting two guys fresh out of prison live with them. Okay, so Cain is a kid at this point. And the old lady, the girl for. I say old lady, but. But the girl, the grandpa's girlfriend goes on vacation, hires this 21 year old girl to babysit Kane and someone else's newborn baby. Okay? And remember, the prisoners live there. So the old lady went on a camping trip for like a week and a half. And it was just the daughter, who at the time I think was like 21 and me. And then she was babysitting someone's like not even a year old infant too. And it was just supposed to be us and that prison inmate for a week and a half at the house. And he got mad. And as soon as everyone left, I'm watching, I was just watching like TV in the living room or something. And he randomly just like picks her up by the throat, throws her across the room and he pulls a knife on her. Damn. Yeah. So long story short, he told me to go to my room, don't worry about anything, you know, just chill out. And he basically kept me and her hostage for like a week. Whoa. The phone, all that, because in his mind he's going to go back to prison because of what he did. But he. I think he probably believed that he was probably gonna kill her. What did he do with the newborn? He made her take care of it. But he, he didn't like mess with it or anything. Really nice to me. I had a good time. He would come in and play video games with me. We hang out. You'd order food and story ever. Best hostage story ever. Dude. I. I genuinely had a good time. Genuinely had a good time. Best babysitter sucks so much. To be had, taken hostage was the best time he's had so far. This poor kid, he came and played video games with him and ordered food. This poor dude's life sucks so bad that his goddamn hostage situation was the best time he's had. Yo.

Josh Wolf (52:15)

Wait, so he's torturing this woman in one room?

Ryan Sickler (52:18)

He didn't torture. He just. He just grabbed her by the throat and threw her over and then pulled a knife on her. Was like that. And he. And he knew he was going back to prison, so he unplugged all the phones and then just. He didn't hurt anybody, but he held him hostage for a week.

Josh Wolf (52:31)

He's playing Mario Kart with this.

Ryan Sickler (52:34)

He was, he said, I do believe he was going to kill her. You just gotta watch what happens, how they get him out and all that stuff. But. But he was probably going to kill that girl. Yeah.

Josh Wolf (52:44)

Oh, do we have a followup on this.

Ryan Sickler (52:46)

We don't have a followup. It's the. In that episode. Yeah. You watch the episode.

Josh Wolf (52:50)

Dying to know. So here's. I have so many questions. First of all, I wonder how old he was when that happened. Does it say.

Ryan Sickler (52:57)

It does not. He was little at the time, though.

Josh Wolf (53:00)

And at the time, I know he's like looking back on it, but did you ask him at the time was he scared? Yeah, he was scared. So he.

Ryan Sickler (53:09)

No, no, I asked him and he was like, no, I was having a great. Because he told me, go back there. I'm not gonna with you. And he played. He would come in on and off, play video games, ordered him food. That's why he's like, I genuinely had a good time. Listen, the girl out there was not a good experience that this kid's having. But here's the other thing I think of too. I'm like, well, wait, that's someone else's newborn. Imagine your brand new baby is over at this place and it's being held hostage. And so I asked him about those people, you know, you gotta watch the episode.

Josh Wolf (53:40)

But so. So we got three different groups of people. We got him and his. His grandpa was gone. We got the newborn's parents. Now were they. Did they know there was a hostage situation?

Ryan Sickler (53:53)

The newborn's parents, they figured it out because he unplugged all the phones and they couldn't get to the.

Josh Wolf (53:58)

Did they call the cops? They must have called the cops. There must have been some brand.

Ryan Sickler (54:01)

Yeah, you don't just take someone hostage and just people. Never mind.

Josh Wolf (54:06)

Yeah, yeah, they're okay now.

Ryan Sickler (54:10)

We were on vacation anyway.

Josh Wolf (54:13)

Yo, dude. Yeah, that is so up for this kid. But he probably for the rest of his life was like comparing other babysitters to this guy and he was like.

Ryan Sickler (54:23)

Can somebody take me hostage?

Josh Wolf (54:25)

For Christ, I need a prisoner.

Ryan Sickler (54:26)

It gets so crazy. Obviously, that's just one example that Kane decides he's going to leave at 16, he's going to find his biological father. Father, the. The teenager who had him and it was the prisoner.

Josh Wolf (54:41)

No, I was gonna be like, whoa, that would be amazing.

Ryan Sickler (54:44)

But this isn't gonna be a shocker. His dad kind of sucks. Okay. Is that kind of sucks? So he finds his biological father.

Josh Wolf (54:51)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (54:52)

All right. Now Kane has a girl that he's interested in. He has a girlfriend. Okay. But he breaks up with the girlfriend and they have, you know, on, off again relationship. And then they rekindle. He's starting to have feelings for her again. And they get back together, we start getting close again, and I guess in a weird way, kind of had some feelings, you know what I mean? She starts seeming more like a person to me and not just that lady at the gas station. And then randomly one day, she goes and sleeps in my parents bed with them.

Josh Wolf (55:28)

What?

Ryan Sickler (55:28)

So his girlfriend who's rekindled with him is coming over, hanging out one day, just walks past him and goes and sleeps with his dad and his step. Stepmom.

Josh Wolf (55:39)

So he's. He's with his dad and his stepmom at the time.

Ryan Sickler (55:41)

In the house? In the house.

Josh Wolf (55:44)

That's where he's living.

Ryan Sickler (55:46)

6.

Josh Wolf (55:46)

He's rekindled with his dad. He and this girl are getting back together.

Ryan Sickler (55:53)

It was his girlfriend, girlfriend. And they broke up. Now they're getting back together and she one day walks in, walks past his.

Josh Wolf (55:59)

Bedroom and gets in bed with dad.

Ryan Sickler (56:02)

And I'm like, that's weird, right?

Josh Wolf (56:04)

You think?

Ryan Sickler (56:06)

Long story short, they ended up forming a throuple. No, hold on. You can't just like. Yeah, that long story.

Josh Wolf (56:18)

I want the long story.

Ryan Sickler (56:19)

Your fucking dad took your ex girlfriend and he and his wife made a throuple with her. Yeah. And they're living in the place where you still are. Yes. In the bed next to where you sleep on the couch. Yep. I can hear it almost every night. No, I know you didn't see that coming. I know you didn't see that coming. That's the guy I got the soft spot for right there, man.

Josh Wolf (56:55)

His dad had a hard spot.

Ryan Sickler (57:00)

Kane. Broadway, my man. I'm sorry, bro.

Josh Wolf (57:03)

Okay, I got so many questions. First of all, how long did he live at that house listening to his girlfriend fuck his dad?

Ryan Sickler (57:10)

We talk about that. And here's the other thing. I cut it out because it just got long. But he's a good person. So he. That those. The dad and stepmom have children and they're his little brothers and sisters. And they're asking him, what the hell's that? And he's like, I don't want to tell him. I didn't want to say, hey, this is what's going on. He's like, imagine they go to elementary school and tell their teachers, yeah, that's some wild shit for tea. And I was like, oh, you're. Despite everything coming from what, you're a good dude. So I did, I took that out just because the clip was long. But he's even struggling with like, what the hell am I supposed to do?

Josh Wolf (57:45)

How old was he when that was happening?

Ryan Sickler (57:48)

I'M not sure. He moved in with them when he was 16.

Josh Wolf (57:53)

Was the girl underage?

Ryan Sickler (57:54)

I don't believe so. I believe at that time, he probably been there a couple years, and maybe she's 18, 19, something. She's young.

Josh Wolf (58:01)

Here's the dude.

Ryan Sickler (58:02)

How?

Josh Wolf (58:02)

First of all, how. I'm always curious, like, how those. Like, who opens that conversation?

Ryan Sickler (58:10)

You don't think you could just randomly bring a chick home from Beth and just start fucking like, oh, yes, it's no problem.

Josh Wolf (58:15)

I'm saying who.

Ryan Sickler (58:16)

Because here's the conversation. It's okay, you're my son's girlfriend, but.

Josh Wolf (58:21)

First you gotta have the conversation with your girlfriend.

Ryan Sickler (58:23)

Yeah. Hey, why don't we start fucking my son's girlfriend?

Josh Wolf (58:26)

Yeah.

Ryan Sickler (58:26)

Okay. Yeah. Now we gotta tell her.

Josh Wolf (58:28)

You gotta be like. First you can be like, listen, I want to throw something out there to you. No judgment. This. I'm just spitballing.

Ryan Sickler (58:34)

What do you think of my son's girlfriend? And then that girl says yes, and they don't go to her place or somewhere else. It's. He sleeps on. He doesn't even have a bedroom at that house. He sleeps on a couch and they. In the bedroom next to him. He hears it every night. Can you imagine hearing your girlfriend or wife being plowed by your dad and step mom. No, no. Get the fuck out of here.

Josh Wolf (59:01)

She was probably like, I just want to sleep on a bed, you know?

Ryan Sickler (59:05)

You're like, it's hurt my back. Yeah, well, your dad's blowing it out. Okay, yeah, that's it, guys. That's it.

Josh Wolf (59:16)

Okay, I got one more question about this dude. So he had no option to go anywhere else?

Ryan Sickler (59:22)

No, not at the time, he didn't. That's the thing. It sucks. Is like grandma or. Or step grandma, whatever you want to call her, has got prisoners living. He's being taken hostage. He puts up with that as long as he can. And he thinks, fuck, I don't have anywhere else to go. He reconnects with his biological dad, thinking, I'll go there for some safety. And then Dad's a piece of shit and does that to him.

Josh Wolf (59:43)

Did he. Did you ask. Did he confront his dad?

Ryan Sickler (59:47)

Oh, yeah, they talk about it, for sure. It's all in the episodes. It's all in the episode.

Josh Wolf (59:52)

This one, but this one. Hey, everybody. The ending for this story, I might have to put my $5 down just to find out.

Ryan Sickler (60:01)

I know you didn't see that coming. Neither did I. No, neither did he.

Josh Wolf (60:08)

Because the first part is crazy enough.

Ryan Sickler (60:10)

Crazy enough. Yep.

Josh Wolf (60:12)

But. But to have your dad your girlfriend with his.

Ryan Sickler (60:17)

Not leave his step wife.

Josh Wolf (60:19)

That's what I'm saying.

Ryan Sickler (60:19)

Yeah. Your stepmom's your girlfriend too. Not just your dad, your step.

Josh Wolf (60:25)

And you gotta see him in the kitchen.

Ryan Sickler (60:27)

Everywhere. Everywhere. I imagine it's probably a trailer or a small place.

Josh Wolf (60:32)

Yeah, but dude, like for breakfast tomorrow. Do you know what I mean? Is dad just pretending like, hey, you want some waffles, you bananas, dude?

Ryan Sickler (60:47)

Thank you. Thank you for doing this. Listen, five dollars a month. I'm going to say it again. It's five bucks a month. For a hundred, you get the whole back catalog. You're getting audio and video. It's hundreds of episodes and hours of the craziest stories on Patreon. It's your show. All right? If you want the way back as well, it's eight bucks. It's only $3 more. You're getting the honeydew. You're getting the way back. You're getting them both a day early ad free, no censorship, and the entire back catalog of the honey do with you all. And you get the audio and video options for all three. All right? It's. I promise you, it's worth every penny. And if you have a story that has to be heard, don't compare your trauma to whatever. Submit it, please. We love you. We want to talk to you. Email Me Honeydew podcast, gmail.com. all right. Please promote. Thank you again. I love doing this.

Josh Wolf (61:40)

This is my absolute favorite.

Ryan Sickler (61:41)

Never gonna stop.

Josh Wolf (61:43)

Because here's. Can I just tell you the stories? What's great about it is that they're all real. They're all so different.

Ryan Sickler (61:53)

Yes, they're.

Josh Wolf (61:55)

And. And these are people who are just finally being able to tell their stories. Super dope. There are a couple today that those stories alone. For me to find out the end, I would put my $5 down for sure. Fuck yeah. For me, comedian Josh Wolfe.com for tour dates. I'm all over the place, guys. Check out my special four stories. If you like storytelling, if you like. If you like a good, nice, real comedy club feel special. This is what this is. I left in all the warts. This is my. I think it's the work I'm most proud of as far as my standup. So check it out. It's on my YouTube channel. I got a podcast with my son called hey man with three A's. Hey man. It's a super cool, you know, like your mom's house. It's a comedy podcast, but it's really a relationship podcast about Tom and Christina and to be like, oh, I wish I could talk to my. I feel the same about the podcast with J Makeup is that it's a comedy podcast, but it's really about our relationship, man.

Ryan Sickler (62:57)

Yeah.

Josh Wolf (62:57)

And so it's a really cool podcast. We get to talk about a lot of silly, but also a lot of real. And so check that out. And that's it, man. Dude, I, I said this to you on my podcast, but that woman's audio. But I'll tell you something, man, as far as Hollywood goes and just, you're not just a good dude. You're a good friend, bro. There are.

Ryan Sickler (63:19)

There aren't a lot of same, bro.

Josh Wolf (63:21)

There aren't a lot of people check.

Ryan Sickler (63:22)

On me a lot.

Josh Wolf (63:23)

You're. You're a good friend, man. And I'm super happy for you. I. I would do this anytime.

Ryan Sickler (63:29)

Oh, we're going to be doing it. Thank you.

Josh Wolf (63:30)

I appreciate you.

Ryan Sickler (63:31)

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