And she can keep in mind. Everything's fine. Got all that
you need Karianna keeper Yeah.
Carry the keeper for September 28 2022 Episode 22
Hello, Mike. Hello my love pleated song really does get us
in the mood doesn't always like the air guitar over there.
You're just jamming out Jeff
Smith is a genius. Yes he is once again. Yes, yes. Oh, here
we are. Yes. A little bit later.
Yeah, recording later. Yeah, it's usually my bedtime about
right now. Pretty much usually asleep on the couch.
Yes. We had the AARP dinner this evening. That's what your sister
accused us.
Yes. Right. Yes. And no. She's like, What are you eating at?
430? We don't eat at 430. We eat at 530.
hour later. Went to Johnson City. Dame Angela? Yes. A long,
long time. No agenda supporter. She's produced a couple of the
tours of the meetups who was
at the Las Vegas super spreader event.
Yeah, that's the last time we work together.
And so she's in town doing filming a commercial for a
winery? Yeah, which winery was Carter Creek? Carter binary?
Yes. And Johnson City. So
she's she's she's got her shit together. She she does got
a cool job. So it kind of reminded me a little bit of what
Elise does in terms of the creative director was there and
she said she was out shopping for a bunch of stuff for the
shoot and right, yeah, it's kind of cool. Well, it's glamorous.
You said to your production assistant. Oh,
she's a creative director,
art director, art director. And I saw the familiar. Oh, man,
that's such an insult. But you don't know. That's
good, but yeah, so no, it was.
So they're doing a commercial for the winery and they have a
concert on Friday. Yes. That's the idea. And that's for the for
the commercial or the commercial. Yeah,
so we're going we're gonna be VIPs the council. But hey, what
do you drink in? The bottle? I'm drinking Topo Chico is the
bottle of drinking. What? I don't know. It's in the kitchen,
red wines from Africa. Just red wine.
Okay. Let me tell you, Okay, I have to I have to say something
because word is getting around. Oh, no. You know, and we all
understand is the 75 hard. This show was based initially on
purely wine. It's turned into your show, which I produce.
Okay, because there are production Emmys and stuff so I
can always get an award for this work that I'm doing.
Adam you're always telling me that I've ruined the show. Here
is a
clip that I picked up. A very popular podcast with two friends
of ours. Oh, the podcast is known as D H. unplowed lovelies
Have a listen. Wait, Adam curry and Tina have a show they do
now. Yeah. Which I gotta taste. It takes some serious balls. If
I was to do a show with my wife, it would be I don't think I'd do
it. Let's do that. No kidding. Can you imagine him with Jill
doing a podcast? Alright, we continue Okay. It'd be rough. A
little wine. And they talk about the littles a lot of wine.
And now TIA is on I think 275 days no alcohol. Yeah, it's
ruining the show.
Proof how's that work? Things like that. The podcast goes on
under all circumstances.
To me, I mean. Yeah. faddish stuff I guess. 75 days so 75
days and vida no one no drinking. So that's starting to
happen in the market.
I was laughing my ass off when I heard that this afternoon. Like
I got a clip that
lovely and they released it yesterday. Apparently. I mean,
well, at least you know Andrews supportive does that John
certainly is it No,
John John's just pragmatic like me. She's ruining the show. Oh
my gosh, it's not it's not ruining the show at all. So the
wine that I am drinking, which I am doing out of solidarity for
the show. I won at the bandana ball.
Yes, we went to the bandana ball, which is fun. Ronald
McDonald, the Ronald McDonald House Charities major
fundraiser. They raised $870,000 That night and boy, you wouldn't
be able to know there was a recession going on with the way
people were just raising their paddles. and buying trips for
$40,000 and donating 15,000. And it was crazy. That's the highest
they've ever raised as
a backstory besides you working there, the bandana ball was the
event that brought us together. A weak spot for the bandana. We
do. And we did sit at the head honcho table. VIP. Don't you
spend 40 grand on a trip? No, I just get invited. Yeah. And
the wine Adam is drinking. We did the ring toss. At least he
did. And he won a bottle of wine. They said it was a $50
bottle wine. Tastes like a $50 bottle.
No, no. Okay. But I just spent $50 to toss the rings.
That's all right. So it was really a nice night.
And so needed. I mean, they need a lot of money. They still need,
you know, 10 an extra $10 million for the expansion to
even be able to start they need to show that money, right?
All the money. Yes. And all the money that was raised at the
event, though, is for operating expenses. It's just it's to meet
their budget every year. Capital Campaign is completely
different. I was shocked because, you know, Austin has
the new hotshot pediatric doctors for all kinds of severe
pediatric stuff. These two guys they recruited talked about
adult children. Yeah. But I didn't know the number had gone
from typical stay for family as nine days or I think 12 days.
That's what the stay used to be. Now. It's 40. Yeah,
we've mentioned that in the last show. Remember? You got it?
Yeah, but you got to keep reminding people about
this. So yeah, there they definitely need the support. It
was a great great night. It was beautiful. It was warm, but it
was beautiful. But I think probably the most exciting part
of it was the drive home.
I knew you would have this on your damn list. Yes,
the drive home Adam please take it away.
All right. Oh, I'll be very happy to I can describe exactly
what happened. So this pitch dark Wait, okay, this is a new
place and it's it's a BK about Yeah, it's a big case but it's
about eight miles inland from the from the main from the main
drag from Austin was from the main drag so this is going to be
a country road no matter what. So and leaving these events as
we did in valet Park, of course, because I know better than that.
And thank goodness because it was a mess. As always, it's
always a mess. So we we get the car after I go to the wrong
place and we're stumbling through tumbleweeds, and
it's so dark there's no lights Yeah. So we
go and then we're driving and I missed the turn which was almost
immediately after leaving the venue I'm like and my navigator
goes out and we'll just we'll just follow this because it's a
country road you know, only two lanes one in each direction like
this is not the place to turn around you agree is not very it
was not a great road. Ah, okay. Okay, she's not gonna agree with
anything. And I see Alright, it's just 18 miles so we'll This
is one of these roads if you've ever been in the back roads of
of Texas certainly around this area of hill country you know,
you'll have like a 45 mile an hour speed limit and also
there's a stop sign.
Wait
a random stuff. Let
me just set the scene. It was like driving in a Stephen King
movie. Well, you were very upset about it and very dark and the
road some parts of the road
I really did that.
At least once you made
me when you ran over the armadillo. That motherfucker
should have gotten out of the way it was very sad because I
came around the corner and I had no choice I could go off the
road or I tried to go and I I went right over the top of them.
Yes.
It was a huge CLUNK CLUNK CLUNK.
Yeah, it was just it was it could have happened anywhere the
armadillo on the expressway,
it would not have happened 80 miles on the back road. Very
different than 80 miles. I
was driving I had no problem I'm just putting along it's like
okay, it sucks. Then you would just annoy the whole drive
was not annoyed. I was uneasy because it was so dark. There
were no lights. It was just creepy
to me. Do you know how you could sit next to someone and feel
just the vibrations of irritation, anger annoyance, and
I don't know what some other stuffs I'm Hitler stuff mixed in
there. You are ready to do some kind of experiments on me.
I wasn't mad. I was uneasy. I was uneasy. General.
I think we can say you have a big problem. Just not driving
yourself.
I do. I'm a better driver. No, it's not in them. And of course
I'm kidding. It's just the lack of control. It's the lack of
control. That's all and I'm not good in the car. Even Chris Tina
said I had road rage. So it's just it is what it is. I'm
sorry. It just comes with the package. Well, there's
a couple of things that come with the package. Should we talk
about them now? Or do you want me to disperse them throughout
the show? Please, we'll start we'll start with going back in
time. Yeah, first of all, you do know how much I love you.
Oh, here we go.
No, we have to have an intervention. We need an
intervention with you. We're very, very concerned at this
point.
Oh, oh, my mukbang videos,
I decide to, like, Hey, I'm gonna go sit out in the sun here
this morning. It's nice. You know, we hadn't 50 degrees this
morning, by the time I go. So I was like, not quite 70 I'm gonna
sit in the sun. And I'm just sitting there I got if I had a
coffee or a joint or both, and I'm just sitting like, Ah, okay,
this is really nice. And you're sitting on the porch, which is
at least at least five feet away. 30 feet away. And then I'm
the screen port and I don't have my hearing aids in but still I
hear this and three times I say Tina, Tina, and I can see your
face above your iPad. And you're not so are you watching mock
bank videos. It was grossing me out for 30 feet away without my
hearing aids. These little Chinese chicks were there with
their gloves on eating candor and
their microphones clipped to their neck this was completely I
was watching it to send it to my sister Lisa cuz you need an
intervention. This is crazy addicted to it to what is the
addiction?
I think because I can't have cake. I only
do this. I mean, there's anime and then below that as McBath as
far as I'm concerned, it's like I felt Wow, man. I mean once in
a while a mock bang video but in the morning, I'm watching
someone that Chinese chick. And I say chick specifically for my
next story. A Chinese chick. Oh goodness, with a microphone clip
to her neck eating a whipped cream cake with rubber gloves.
Do you understand that? There's something very sexually
perverted and twisted about no it
hasn't. I don't you think of it that way? I don't think of it
that way. I'm looking at like, wow.
Then it's you know, it's
I want one that you want. I want that's really all
it is. And when I gave you the opportunity to muck bang a cake.
I can't I just know physically I can't. But I'm so intrigued by
it. And my sister Lisa. I got her hooked on it too. So we're
both hooked on it. Now. I'm going to be a closet mug banger?
No, no, you can be now now I know. You're watching me. You're
listening.
I respect your identity. I respect your choices. You can
love whoever you want to love baby when it comes to food. I
understand. You're a muck banger. You're also a
misogynist.
Oh, why cheese? What is a skewer Tina tonight? Well, you
always say you don't have anything on my list. So I'm
gonna get everything out of the way now.
You're not being a leaky bucket, Adam.
Oh, baby. I'm so so leaky.
All right, what Bring it on, dude, bring it on.
So I finally go and set up my flying that I wanted to do. Oh,
no, I'm gonna tell you exactly don't know, don't blow my punch
line has to do with the MacBook. You gotta learn how to podcast.
Okay. So I go to Bernie, and I take my introduction flight and
I need everybody to flight school. I'm very excited about
this because I want to get back into aviation so I can fly us at
least me we'll see if you ever want to come along. You know,
I'm done with it. I mean, I want to have that freedom again. So
I'm gonna get back into want to get my instrument rating. Very
excited. I come home. And of course, I'm jacked. Oh, so
great. And so that was really, really cool. You know, my
instructor and her mom. She went her mom works. There is what
knows,
you know, you go my instructors, Amy
Baba mine, Amy Lynn. Yeah. And anyway, some chick. You're
taking lessons from some chick. And then the next question is,
Is she cute?
All valid questions. None
of these are valid questions. That is that is your turf. A
turf? Just sounds cool. The trans exclusionary radical
female. I was I was like, wow, but here's the worst thing
instead of me saying which I should have said was she's my
daughter's age. Instead of saying that I said, she's five
foot two. I don't know why I said that. Like that's just
qualified for or shoot. I was just like, Wow, you are quick to
say some chick
will be. Well,
let me ask you a question. Yeah. Do you really have any, any fear
or doubt about me and some shit?
No, I don't. But I think it's kind of good to have that in a
relationship like, yeah. I mean, I'm protective of you. And I
think that, you know, I think that's a good thing. And you
know, it, but it
is the fact that I knew that you were going to do that before it
happened was I don't like it's exactly what I expected it to
happen.
I am sorry. That's just who I am. You know, oh, sorry. So tell
us about your experience. Okay.
So I want to say that I've flown with I've employed female
pilots. I love female pilots, they are very, very, very good.
And when you're learning from a female pilot, there's an element
of testosterone that's missing, which is actually quite nice.
And so I don't have that much to learn, I would do have things to
learn about the aircraft. In general, it wouldn't matter.
They have several instructors that she just was assigned to me
when
you're one of the best pilots I've ever worked with.
That was a little sexier, a little a little more Husky in
the voice.
One of the best pilots baby that I've ever worked with. So
the reality was
that's the reality of it. And so, Adam had a great time. So he
woke up this morning, and he had a he had an aircraft injury. I
did, he woke up and he's like, my foot,
my foot.
It was the foot that I used on the aircraft and like, your foot
is out of shape.
It was the weirdest thing.
I've been around for about an hour, my foot
nerve. It was like a nerve on the side of
the airplane. Different flight. Yeah. Nice.
It was fantastic. I love these. And for those who are
interested. I'm transitioning, I'm in transition to the Cirrus
SR 22 G six, with the ultimate goal of getting to know people
who have the Cirrus vision jet. Yes. And we can become friends
with Yeah, that was the whole point is with with this, if you
want to go somewhere, you can do it as instruction, you can take
a Safety Pilot, you're really paying for the rent of the
aircraft and for the which includes gas. So if you want to
fly somewhere under 1000 miles, it's faster. Not cheaper, but
faster to go this way. And it's like flights like I mean, these
these planes are so modern. I couldn't believe. I mean, the
whole the stuff that I had to learn how to do that. Now that
plane does. Yeah,
yeah. I'm excited. I'm excited for you.
Well, my goal is to eventually get you to want to come fly with
Yes, I will do it. I will totally do it. And I also said,
you know, hey, it's good that I have you as my instructor
because you know, chicks like flying with chicks feel much
more comfortable with Chick. Oh, geez. Literally,
I got I guess, I guess when I said that you immediately pulled
out your phone and made a note.
Yes, I did. Actually.
Nice. Nice. So anything else you have for me? Well, the
contrast is, of course that for the past 48 hours, all I've
heard is Brian, this, Brian, that your B F F, which is you
know, I have no problem. No problem whatsoever. Oh, well.
Well, don't you have anything to say about Brian?
We can talk about him a little bit later. I have a few things
to say bottom. But why I want to go back to you were in Georgia.
You were in Georgia for the beef initiative.
On the last show, and it's already back?
I don't know. I don't think so I have it on my list. Because what
I wanted to talk about is how you mean you got to go in help
with the I don't know what you did with the 3000 heads of
cattle on Sunday morning before the show. And then you went to a
devotional which it
was actually really that was actually the other way around.
Oh, yes. So the beef initiative was in this. White Oaks pastures
which is in Bluffton, Georgia. And this was the whole setup
here is Texas limb has decided that he's going to help educate
everybody about pure animal protein, which turns out not a
lot of people know about, but really connecting ranchers
directly to consumers. In this case, it turns out Bitcoiners
are a good audience to start with, because ranchers no longer
sell directly to consumers. They sell to big processors and then
that doesn't even wind up in our own supermarket. The Good Stuff
goes overseas and we wind up eating crap. So that's a very
Short version. And these meetups, the summits are meant
to bring together Bitcoiners and people who are interested in
this and the ranchers and educating each other on the
industries and it's been very successful so this one was
really only 100 people but it was you know three hour drive
south of Atlanta and it was a man really you would have loved
being matched with white oak pass pass Yeah, we'll Harris
he's pretty famous gonna be on Joe Rogan you should check out
their website. Yeah, it's got all the good stuff.
And so the people who were there were, I mean, the stories were
incredible. Such as Holy, holy cow beef. And they did a little
presentation they were money managers had $100 million on
their money management in New York and then 911 happened and
then then their businesses are over and Weldon, got like a
heart attack he had all these blocks of six blocked arteries
and all kinds of all the stress all the stress and you know,
they were okay well this is the rest of your life has all these
medications. And he just said no, and he immediately went on
pure beef diet within I think it was three or six months
everything all his blockages everything was gone. Every
story like that right? And
then they decide to become ranchers. He and his wife Anne,
who is one of the original heritage women who also did a
panel with cocoa and it was he was really good and there was a
lot of religion a lot of God from the participants
themselves. And they're in
God's country. Totally. Three hours south of Atlanta
we all know that in the woods heal countries got it. Okay.
Well let them borrow it for the time being you didn't quite hear
the banjos yeah so do I have banjos second there I knew I had
to add a banjo banjo
squeal This is from this is this is actually from deliberate
never seen member ever you don't
want no I don't it's very stressful then on so of course I
was working you know I arrived I do the podcast you then Saturday
all the amuse just I presented value for value podcasting. 2.0
And there were just so many fantastic really, really cool
people who I'd heard of, but had never met and people I'd never
met before. And when you when you start to share stories
completely across every cultural border you can imagine just you
know, farmers, ranchers, and then you know VJs Bitcoiners and
but how close we actually got together and Sunday. There was a
devotional and so I actually scheduled my, my prep Thomas I
want to do this. I love that. And it was led by our buddy
Charles Charles Mayfield, from Pharaoh from Pharaoh Pharaoh dot
life and Charles who I got to know a little bit better. Do you
want to do what we do talk about feral life on the show
you haven't? No but go ahead finish the story and then I'll
I'll talk a little bit about it.
Well, so Charles Charles has a he's a hog farmer, a hog rancher
the latest thing he's done because he had it kind of
unsuccessful hemp experience but the from that came this product
Ferro which is mainly lard and I think has some tallow in there
as well and some other elements. And it's a skin cream
and it's all chemical free and tax toxin free. No toxins in it.
And we I had gotten a Texas slimpar brought me to jars. And
I've been using it my sister snagged one and she loves it.
What do you know what do you use it?
I use it on my hands and my feet and my elbows. And it's just
it's unbelievable how it works right? moisturizing. Yes. And I
love the fact that there's no gunk in it. Oh, and he was so
kind he just sent he just sent me more. Well, you've kind of
hijacked a little bit of it too.
So I get it so he gave us slim and me this whole like a big
plastic bag full of it, you know probably like a good batch. And
so I got half of that and took that home in a jar. I use it on
my neck. Yeah. My crab neck crept next. After shaving. Yeah.
And he was like It feels very good to stay Very moist looks
very young. Don't you think? So? It makes a difference. Yeah, you
just make just I have
no idea. I need a before and after picture. I'm sure it
can't. I can't hurt.
Yeah, I see the difference. Yeah, I really do because I see
my ugly ass crap neck crap neck. So true. Charles also happens to
have the voice of a country singer. When he talks. He's from
Tennessee. Ladies, Charles is available. Charles is I think
he's around freezing. late 30s, early 40s.
He's young. He's handsome, cool. Tell the story about how he
created his product. He was out working on his hemp was a hemp
farm.
So he decided to do hemp. And he lives in Tennessee. And the
irrigation system broke. And so for 48 hours, he was out, you
know, repairing this in the night and during the day, but
during the day was all day and so in the evening, he came in,
he's like, holy crap, he was like lobsters, I was so burned
completely fried and he had nothing in the house. You know,
there's no like Walgreens around the corner where he lives. And
he had some lard in the, you know, bacon lard or whatever for
that he had in the fridge. And so he's like, Well, I might as
well do something. So he lies slather that all over himself
went out the next day as as you have to do because you got to
you got to fix the problem. And he kept going and they and he
said not only did it stop hurting, he never appealed.
Yeah, not for a second. And and so then you start to improve the
product. But more importantly, you start to learn about the
rules of cosmetics in the United States, or shall we say the
complete lack of rules? There's like maybe seven rules
everything else is free for all do whatever you want tested on
whatever you want. It can be almost anything and he says the
ingredients in in particularly women's skincare products are
death in a bottle.
Oh yeah, I can't imagine there's nothing but chemicals in it. Oh,
yeah. So he
started this product and you know this he just kind of hooked
up with the beef initiative at the same time. And I'm telling
this is a great guy. Yeah, I would marry him. I would date
him for sure.
Well, the product I can I can attest to it. It's pretty
fantastic. Yeah, definitely go to Pharaoh life. Pharaoh dot
life taro dot life. Yeah. So So while you were gone? Yeah. Tell
me
how were you doing? Okay, back. Yeah. You started the 75
Oh, yeah, I started that. But yeah, it was, you know,
consuming a lot of beef, beef and water. If you opened me up,
you just see beef and water. And
there's an extra thing in there.
But I Adam was gone. And usually Adam is the one that grills the
steaks. And so I bought a steak because I didn't have anything
thought out. So I went to the heap and I bought a grass fed
steak. I'm sure it was not nearly as good as
Kane's channel. Why did you do that? Why did you get the steak
because
it was like a last minute thing. I was going to take myself out
to dinner and then I was too tired. And I just decide
everything different. Oh, no. And so yeah, and so I taught
Adam How to Grill. I did we bought the grill. I was the
griller and I taught him how to grill
because you know I'd never ever seen fire and flesh before in my
life.
So I tried to grow my steak and yeah, it was a hockey puck. Like
look when I didn't know my saying What did you do? What
were you? I turned to burners on medium and you're like No, no,
no, you're
trying to do low and slow reverse here. No, I
was just trying to do quick let's eat it sort of but I
didn't realize that hockey puck so far. And it was disheartening
because I'm the one that taught you how to grow.
I assure you Well, thank you. Is it time for me to leave?
Grasshopper can leave now now that I'm better than you.
You are the you are the master now. So that's good, but yes. So
I've tried to I had to train I have to try and get more protein
in my diet.
You still can't get I can't I can't get to the big thing. This
is a big thing. What you've left here Well, you've overcome
something massive Yes, I've
eaten boiled eggs.
Hello everybody. Can we please can we please can we please hear
that one more time? Yes,
boiled eggs. Okay, so the first time Adam ate him for for me
thank you making perfectly and I could only eat the yolks. I
can't eat the whites. It just I so I ate the yolks. Lots of
salt.
I can Okay.
I'm like, Okay, I'm going to try and eat a whole boiled egg. This
was the other day and I was able to choke to now. No I cannot.
The white part of the egg is discussed Testing. Just like the
deviled eggs a Dale's birthday birthday,
I had this like farts
oh my god,
eat that. I'm so proud of you. We had a birthday party in a
restaurant in Austin and I got the Mexican deviled eggs which I
guess cool. And then Tina's like, Okay, I'm gonna and you
have a little bit of that as a little bit of the the yoke,
which is nice with all the spices, nothing. Yeah, like, I'm
gonna try it. You know, it's like, if you've ever seen a
grown woman put something in her mouth and feed it back out onto
her plate into your napkin. I'm proud of you. I'm proud of you.
I can do the
yolk and that's about as far as to me because it's just such a
traumatic thing that you that you have with eggs. I'm very
this is amazing whites. Oh, no.
I just don't need him who gives a
crap but the yellows with salts. Okay, now, they're like, you
know, dusty little embryos.
Dusty. Yeah. I'm happy with the 75 hard because now I can cook
bacon in the morning. I get no no, no stink. You've been eating
healthy
too. But it's so interesting. Ever since I started this
program, you'll you'll say to me, you go. Can I have the
pineapple?
Can I have that cottage? Because
you have trauma? Or you have trauma?
No, I have no trauma. I have experience with you. If I eat
something that was on your it was just recently remember we?
When you open up the cache? She's I was like, oh,
and they say no, it's okay. It's fine. It's okay. I
know how much you Yeah, how much you. You're so thoughtful that
way. But you're really, really aware of what you can like
asking you if you could eat food that's in the refrigerator.
Notice what she said. If you can you were on the right track that
go ahead. If you can we just stop for a second? Yes. And talk
about Florida for a second. I prayed for Renee and I paid
prayed for underneath Chris, and all these people this morning.
And everyone who's who's in Florida right now this is you
have experience with this scenario.
Not at this level, though. So less than this. I've been
through a cat two. I've never been through a cat for cat five,
which is what hit Florida. I don't know if it was a five. It
was very close to five if it wasn't, but Ana Mica. I met
through the show. And then I had lunch with her when I was in
Florida in August. And then Renee is a part of our 75 Hard
group and she was a direct hit. And so I was texting with her
earlier today. And they have some damage to their house. But
they have a fairly new house. So when you your house has to be up
to code to hurricane code. Now when you build a house, and so
she said she felt pretty safe in her house. But she said that the
sound outside it was it was just terrifying. Terrifying,
because you mentioned that the sound is really really harsh.
It's just and it doesn't stop. I mean, just you're in a wind
tunnel at 155 miles an hour. And sadly, her boyfriend's roof flew
off the house. I mean, that's catastrophic. I mean it is and
then my girlfriend Teresa who has a place in Fort Myers, I
guess they got hit really hard to and the water was up four
feet. And she's on the first level. So she wants to get down
there and I'm like you You Better You better wait because
there's so much debris, and they might not even be able to get in
anywhere because trees will be down you won't be able to get
around it. It takes it takes weeks to clean that up. So yeah,
I've just I was just so worried about Renee and
on our way back this evening. You heard from Renee so she
still has so contact right so
I was I was texting with Anamika but Renee No, I was texting with
her before dinner and she said she felt safe. Yeah, but the
wind with they were still under a major wind advisory. But she
was a direct hit. It was I can't even imagine and
you can because not at that level though. And you know what
the
aftermath? Oh my gosh, and the no electricity and no services
and no gas and no groceries. It's just Yeah, it's not fun. So
definitely keeping them in my in our prayers for sure. For sure.
So anyway, so speaking of 75 heart, I guess I guess I can get
into that a little
It's your show. Yeah. I got nothing to say here. Well, I've
already shot my wad keep.
Keep telling me that I ruined the show because I'm not okay
Tina. Listen, can I just smell your wine?
You know, just kidding around right? No, but I will say I'm
very proud of you as that was used. You can smell
but I miss I miss drinking on the show. I do
well as a podcast. through as a colleague, if I may give you
some feedback. Yes, as your producer, Executive Producer,
I'm very proud of you because we were originally going to do the
show this afternoon around 230. Because we had this dinner with
Angela Scott and we are seeing Angela is a treat. We haven't so
yeah, and yours actually because of COVID Shit. And she's out
here so. And then you came to me around at around 130 You're
like, Hey, can we shall we just do that tonight after the show?
Because I'm not feeling it. I'm like, there you go. That
actually is very good that that's that's really cool.
I like doing it at night. Yeah, no.
Dark studio. Go like this. Go live. You got the dog here.
Yeah, you're this is the this is this is the vibe. You want to
have vibe. Yeah. So that's maturity as a podcast. Thank
you. Yes, I'm going on a one year anniversary of being a
professional podcast. Are you ready to come to summer? Yeah,
that's right. 22 episodes were almost a year. And we're still
not making crap money from this thing. People are horribly bad.
Before we
get into that I just wanted to talk really quickly about 75
hearts. So I am 25 days in 1/3 through the program. And you
know, it's not hard. I am in a groove. I'm in a groove. I, I
look forward to the hard workouts. I walk in the morning,
listen to a podcast, and created vention by the way, and and then
I a producer, I just have such a rhythm. So I get up and I do my
Bible recap with Julie every morning. So I'm reading the
Bible. And then we text each other our God shots. So we have
different gods shots every morning, and I always share him
with Adam. And then I love that Bible by Sir. Sir, by His grace,
sir, by His grace. Love that by me too, because not only do you
tell me about the passage that God shot, but then sometimes I
will talk about it. And you'll read because this is Bible has
has the description. Yeah. Next to it or interpretation. Yes,
it's really good man. And
I wanted to mention also, it's a beautiful book to look, I know,
it's just lovely, lovely. And I wanted to mention that the
amazon giftcard was from Sir by His grace. So I had messed up
the cards, I wanted to correct that. So anyway, so that's how
my morning starts. And then so I am chugging water. First thing
when I get up chug water. And then I have my coffee, and then
I'm out of my walk. And so I have a whole schedule, and I
come back, and then I read, get stuff done around the house and
do my second workout. And then it's like I've I've accomplished
I've accomplished the day. And it's not hard, it is not hard.
And so I feel really, really good. And I'm starting to
deflate which is even better.
Yes. So observations and observations. My wife looks
amazing. Saying this for for at least two weeks good where your
eyesight is going, which by the way, always results. If I say,
Oh, you look so great. And if I say, oh, I can really see you're
thin or anything like that, rah, rah rah, I was I was I was. But
the main things are, you are so your face is glowing. You're,
you're You're so sweet. But I've said this outside of the show, I
say this all you do, you are radiating an incredible amount.
You're enthusiastic. You're interested in what I have to say
all the time.
You look dynamite. Oh, you're
still so and I just started
but I've been saying from from the third day I said, I can see
the difference already. Or I'll touch you or hold you and say,
Oh, that tire is deflated a little.
What are these? No, but I'm telling you the truth. And
you're getting up earlier you're getting up. You're your ex,
you're just excited. You're enthusiastic. It's not not that
you were a horrible person to live with. But you've got like
some kick ignition that's just taking you off in the
stratosphere because you're excited. And, man, the food
thing this is perfect for me because I love it like we're
eating beef we eat
Oh my god. I'm eating so much. Like I
drink with me. Water
and pineapples, some eggs and some egg yolk and I don't find
the diet. I mean, because I'm enjoying it. I
don't even have to do the diet. You're just doing that as an
extra as an addition. So by the way, both the Vortech and
Horowitz could do a little bit of they could do seven and a
half days hard. Okay, both of you fuckers could do something.
All right, stop. Stop yammering about my wife. Frankie beat you
up.
Thank you. Oh, man, so yeah, so yeah, I mean, it's like it's,
it's, I love tasks and I love marking off the task.
You can do it. You know, anybody can do this. I know it's a
headspace thing that it's totally, it really is the mental
chat I think the physical part you're there, you were already
kind of ready for it you kind of regained.
Notice today that I'm getting a lot stronger now I'm like, wow,
I can really do this. Like, there were some exercises that I
couldn't do. But really what's helped is this group, the group
of people that are doing it with me, and because we share ideas,
and we you know, give, we just support each other, and I just,
I'm really like I have, they're like, turning out to be great
friends. And I love that
you like that. But you really dodged the bullet by not letting
Brian
oh my gosh, No, kidding. And he keeps threatening that he's
making this video about his exclusion in the 75 hard group.
I have yet to see it. I don't know if he's gonna premiere it
at a theater because it's taking very long to produce but yeah,
he's he's all talk and no action versus put it that way. But he's
still not allowed in the group. Sorry, Brian.
But yeah, yeah. Jacob in there. Right. Sumeria.
He's in he's in Hawaii. Yeah. Is he doctor is underway. Yes.
Because he's so he's still in contact with us.
So now he can do the outside stuff. You can go outside. So
that's pretty cool. The only thing that that kind of oh my
gosh, I cannot wait is getting through this book. Oh, my God,
you chose the Seven Habits of Highly
Successful People, Effective People, effective people
something. So part of the part of the whole program is you have
to read 10 pages of a nonfiction book are
not like a self empowerment sort of type book. And this book
is the only person I because of course, everyone knows the seven
the seven habits. Everyone has read at least some of it. You
are the only person I know in the world who has read this
book, cover to cover. Oh,
I know one other person Peggy lied.
That's right. Because she she teaches Franklin Covey. I'll bet
you 50,000 Satoshis she also has not read the whole book covered.
I bet you she has text me after you listen to 2000 SATs when how
much is 50,000 SATs seven bucks bucks.
Don't be so negative. I'm still timber.
But this book would have been essential for me early on in my
career. Now I'm just now I know all this stuff. Like it's not.
Yeah, and I see a lot of you in it, which is kind of
interesting. So problems. I'm sorry.
Oh, I was wondering. I'm like why does it sound so stupid?
That's because I don't know how I did this. This is the problem
when you have when you drink? Yeah. I had my hearing aids in
still. Oh, are you drunk? No. But I'm like, I put my
headphones over the hearing aids. I'm like, What am I
hearing? Sounds weird. Oh, there you go. Your head looked a
little large. Like, I don't sound as good as typical one.
What is wrong? What is wrong with me? And I was here. Okay.
Oh, goodness. All right now.
I'm back. Oh, hello. So anyway, Peggy. Yeah, let me know. I'm
sure she's read the whole book. I bet you she I'm almost done
with it. I'm almost I'm at the very end
of it. You were done with it two weeks ago. Oh, my gosh, I heard
a lot of
highlights in it. But that was so funny when he said I think
you're the only person I know who's ever read that book. So
from cover to cover a lot of people have. Yeah, hey, what's
going on?
Hey, so can I talk a little bit about the bridge? It's your
show. Okay. So of course, Pastor Jimmy has been talking about,
you know, making sure your your buckets are full.
Actually our church? Yes. We're talking about and
he actually talked about, he actually he actually had the
visuals have two buckets up on when he was doing the service.
And so I just wanted to say because some people have asked
and I actually got a really lovely email from a woman named
Tony who wanted to know about the Bible recap that Julie and I
are doing because she she wanted to reconnect with God because
she was listening to the show. And I love that because that
means that my bucket is filling out
buckets. I love the washing everywhere.
So what he did say though, what he talked about on Sunday, he
said about how you have to fill your buckets for day to day
living. And he said, here are the things you must do to fill
your bucket. He says you must spend time in God's word check.
I do that every morning. Yes, you do. Yes. You must spend time
in worship and he had talked about playing music like worship
music check. Message is on my channel
was that on Sirius XM? A wiper striper channel.
He said, You must spend time in prayer which I, of course I do,
and you must spend time. When do you pray? I'm usually in the
morning, and when I go to sleep at night, and then I just have
conversations with God all the time. I was talking to him the
other day while I was walking, you know, because I'm like, I
don't, there's certain things that I don't know yet. And so I
just am like, I'm a work in progress. You know, and so
that's what he said. He said, You, you must spend time
practicing his presence, like call God into our conscious
thoughts, move from an inner monologue to a dialogue with
God. So I've been really trying to be, you know, like, hey, you
know, helped me with this, like, um, there's a couple things that
I'm struggling with that I just kind of want to lay at his feet.
And so um, yeah, so that's the whole leaky bucket syndrome. But
the coolest thing happened, not last Sunday, but the Sunday
before I went to a meeting, right after church, and this was
to talk about the different groups that you can get involved
in and hold on. I need to drink my Topo Chico. All right, hold
on. Everybody was take a drink.
I'm talking so much. And so. So it was a connect group. So they
talked about all the different groups that you can get involved
in, which I'm going to do, but I'm a little I'm a little, got a
lot on my plate right now. And Pastor Jimmy called me over and
he's like, Tina, he goes, I got an email from your friend Peggy.
Like,
Oh, yeah.
I said, I took I brought Peggy to a service a couple of weeks
ago. He was she was he goes, she told me about the Korean, the
keeper podcast. And the you talk about the bridge church. He
goes, I know who your husband is. I remember him from MTV with
the
big thanks. There we go.
And he said, and he wasn't I was doing I was supposed to be doing
something. He goes, and I was listening to the show. And I was
laughing or he was at the show, right? Yes. And he goes, and I
was laughing. It's so funny. And so we started in on this
conversation and very lovely people. He and his wife,
Annette, and he said, We have to get together and go out. I'm
looking forward to it. So yeah, so I'm she's our age, right?
Yes. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm the youngest. Yes. So I mean, I was
such a lovely conversation. And I really feel connected to the
group that you
told them that I watch right?
Yes. I told them that you watch online and that you do the
viewer podcast on Sunday always gives
a shout out to the people watching online always feel very
special at that moment. Yeah, that's me. And yeah, when other
people so I really,
really felt connected. But another interesting thing
happened to me the other the other night, it was kind of
complaining that I don't have any friends here. Like I have no
friends
from the I wrote that. Oh, okay. Go ahead. No, no, go ahead. No,
I
was just talking about how I have a lot of amazing friends in
my life, but nobody lives here. My closest friend is in Austin,
which is
70 miles away. Yeah.
Which is Allison. But you know, and then there's Letty. And, but
I have no friends in Fredericksburg. We've been here
for 15 months. And it'd be nice to just have a friend that you
could go out and have a drink with, you know, you know, get
away from the
house husband. Yes, the house. Husbands, and by the way,
completely understand. Not that I have a whole bunch of friends
here. It's interesting, because you say, Well, you have this and
this and I'm like, women are women friends are different,
are different. Like I wish I had just a girlfriend to walk with
or whatever. And so I went to go look for a pair of boots for
bandana ball. And I happened to walk into the store and I
started talking to this woman of course, I grabbed her in the
face and told her about Korean the keeper. And I told her about
you and and I was walking out of the store and she came up and
she said, Oh, I want to invite you to a luncheon and she handed
me a card. That was for the bridge church, women's luncheon.
And I'm like, Oh my God, that's my church. And so I saw her at
church on Sunday. And I went up and I said hello to her. And I
hugged her and she said, You know, I told my mom about you. I
called my mom and I told my mom that I met somebody, you know,
and that you were just really, you know, bright and shiny. And
just like, you seem like, she's probably my age. And so I'm
sitting in church, and I'm like, oh my goodness, there it is.
Oh, my goodness. I didn't even pray for it. And it came
God answered my prayer. I mean, I didn't really pray about it,
but I was kind of a little a little upset, wasn't I? I mean,
what was your take about? About me not having a girlfriend? Yes.
A
trick question. No. Is there a right answer? Your take baby?
Yeah. I understand extremely well, why women? It's important
for women to have women friends. I completely recognize that.
Dude friends are a little different because I can go out
and talk to Paul the sceptic guy for Are for like 15 minutes
about sceptic about, and about Ted Nugent and I'm caught up, I
feel good. I feel like a man. We don't need, we don't need to do
much. I completely understand. And I know of course, I also
feel bad because, you know, you, we came out here and we knew
things would change. And you're also going through quote unquote
semi retirement, which is for me, I've been basically retired
for 15 years. I'm just you know, doing a podcast by just doing
and you know, and it makes everything work so that's that's
the beauty of it. So now you're kind of maybe for one of the
first times in your life getting to put your life together
exactly the way you want it. Yeah, you know, you don't have
certain external pressures you can do things the way you want
and yeah, not having a good woman female friend close by
with uterus. You have to say it these days. Was she her
pronouns? To have someone to just hang out with sometimes I
understand I mean, I know you love me and we're a great team
but sometimes you got to have a wall around you Yeah, of course
I get that and this
all started because you started to get sick before bandana ball
and I was like, oh please don't
ever do here's No No No No No thanks I forgot all about this
should have been on my list. So I wake up and I have this I mean
I really have my my my glands are always swollen my my my
throat anyway because it's just what I was who I am allergies
and shit. And so but I can feel it it's like a something going
on and and at the same time I had pain in my back because I
sat on a stool in Georgia at a bar you know for the show the
bar in the house the kitchen open kitchen and driving for a
couple hours so in an unfamiliar car so my back hurt and and I
wasn't sure but you know, all the symptoms combined could mean
like I had a flu or something was coming down with something
and I even had to say something about it because the first thing
you said was never do anything and I can't go anywhere since
thank you for being concerned about my health. True or not?
Did it go down like that? Exactly how you went? Oh, I'm so
sorry. We can do a
little exaggeration for you really make me out to be evil.
It's your show. I'm I'm nothing to do with it. The producer.
And then that's what led me into like, I don't have any friends
here. I was in my little pity party. Sorry,
even said that. Yeah. You said I'm sorry. I'm just having a
pity party.
Yeah, I mean, I have so many wonderful friends throughout the
country, you know, but nobody here so except Phoebe. She's
chewing on her paws. Well,
but no getting to know people. Look, I knew that I
tried I've tried with a couple people and I'm done trying.
Doesn't work with everybody. No, maybe the church ladies Yeah,
maybe some cool cool how
about that so yeah, I'm gonna text Debbie and and yeah, meet
her for coffee. So but my sister Tony arrives tomorrow. This is
party time busy for the next four days with Tony we've got
man's we're gonna go to a concert outdoor concert at the
winery on Friday. We're going to do Oktoberfest on Saturday. Well
and then
Tony and I'm gonna do October Yeah, I'm gonna watch
October funny ice cubes.
Oktoberfest is big here and just doin CIF doing some blog.
So anyway, you want to thank a few people?
I think it's good idea.
Oh, let's play some drums now it's time to hear from the
record
so hello cork soakers How you doing?
We got to hear from this now. When did you say this? Now it's
time to hear from the
record soakers let's see poor showing people I know very very
poor showing. You know what it is like people given up like
wow. Oh, well. Although I will say late entry since it came in
while we were at dinner from Christina pearl. Oh, yep. She
says 5000 SATs here are some more of your SATs. Because of
course I loaded her wallet for her. Not a real donation but I
figured you know I've sent enough wine I'm good enough cork
soaker. Adam, you can drink those two bottles all by
yourself.
Oh no. No, they're already marked. They're labeled. Come
on. Christina Whose side are you on?
Good. much did we kick it off with our full on value for value
now just so we? So we reiterate the show is not just about wine.
It's not just about Adam and Tina, which is kind of really,
it is about Adam and Tina.
Yes, it No,
it's about oh, Tina, yes, yes, exactly. It's also about, you
know, this show was only on podcasting. 2.0. So, you can, I
do think you can add it manually if you want to iTunes, but you
really need to get a podcast of 2.0 app, which you can find all
of them, there's quite a few, including some you may recognize
at new podcast app.com. And then instead of Pay Pal or anything
else that eventually will, will become difficult. We just said,
you know, let's just do everything in, in podcasting
2.0, including the value for value. So that means that you
need to get an app that you can actually send some of these
Satoshis to us and learn about it. Yes, it will be good for you
in the future. I'm telling you learning a little bit about
Bitcoin, just this tiny little bit, it may come in handy
sometime. And we recommend the fountain app. That's a very easy
way you can even start using the fountain app for all your other
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give to us. So go to work for us. Go get SATs and send them to
us. Like soc.
SLC
I can't I don't know how to pronounce the e s e l s e e soc.
Soc ease soc. Let's see. 100,033 Satoshis. Wow. And SOC sent very
simple. Send To me one line. And that line says Colossians three
Oh 12 to 17.
Oh, well, if I don't have my Bible, well, I happen
to have my Bible Colossians 312 to 17. Therefore, you want me to
read it? Yeah. Therefore as God's chosen people holy and
dearly loved. clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness,
humility, gentleness and patience. Bear with each other
and forgive one another. If you any of you has a grievance
against someone, forgive as the Lord forgave you. And over all
these virtues put on love which binds them all together in
perfect unity. Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts since
as a member of one body you are called to peace and be thankful.
Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach
and admonish one another with all wisdom throughout psalms,
hymns and songs from the Spirit singing to God with your
gratitude in your hearts and whatever you do, whether in word
or deed, do it all in the name of Lord Jesus giving thanks to
God the Father through him, which I take as leaky buckets.
Yeah. Leaky bucket with a little bit of striper. striper thrown
lovely that was Yeah, like that. Then we got 80,085 SATs, which
if you spell it out on a calculator, which is of course
par yes par for him. It's Brian with an eye.
Yay.
He actually said me. There's nothing wrong with being gay. I
don't know. He sent in a message
Oh my goodness. Oh, here
we go. In case everyone was mistaken this is Tina's BF.
Brian. In regards to Kim Kardashians magazine photo
without him focused on the important part. That being her
bare ass expose and Tina paying more attention to the eyebrows.
It reminded me of the time I fell asleep on the couch while
watching Game of Thrones. When I woke up, my roommate started
laughing I asked her what was so funny. She said, How did you
sleep through all of the boobs but the scene that woke you up
was two dudes having sex? I thought I'd very dead memory but
it was it has been rehashed. So Tina, you have my return
address. Can I get that burn cream back? Also, ladies, I'm
still single.
Good one, Brian. Good one. Man. Thank you for the SATs though.
Yeah, appreciate that. Brian.
Yes.
That's all you got to say about your BFS.
That's all I have to say about my b I'm
not saying anything more. 33,420 Hello. 420 from NBS I'm
abstaining from wine in solidarity with the keeper.
Thank you. However, I'm still blazing that shit up. I love the
show. It's my bi weekly dose of wholesome content and always
brightens my day Ah, so nice. 19,760 from the dirty Jersey hor
Oh Bicentennial boost with a trailing zero enjoy the
sparkling water Mrs. Keep work. Thanks. That is all for today.
You all be good and he wanted to droopy boost loose. Dirty
jersey. He was at us at the beef until he
was at the beef know what his real name is?
No. He told me Oh, but I'm now just looking dirty jersey. You
know me I'd like names. He's my height. He is heavier than I am
but he's an beard. Bald sweetheart. Oh sweetheart.
Thank you. Thank you.
Sir Doug 10,000 SATs great episode Tina. Your laugh is
infectious.
Yes. Thank you. Natural he makes me laugh 7117
Nice Palindrome be glass to Adam. You keep calling me Brian.
It's okay though. I have three brothers and all four of us had
names starting with br so I'm used to be called Brian. You
would know who mom was yelling at even who you would know who
mom was yelling at even if she was using the wrong name. Well,
I don't know who what your name is. You don't even review. It's
probably a chick. A chick boosting me. I'd be glass Thank
you. 5555 from beer mountain Marion Blakean beacons false
Connecticut with a heart emoji. Thank you. 5000 from Buber
really liked the show. I think it would have been one of my
late wife. I think it would have been one of my late wife and I
could have could have listened together. Oh, I know she would
be interested in your spiritual journey and the leaky bucket.
Buber, thank you. God Bless you. Bless you. That is where you
you're welcome here. You're welcome to use my wife.
Spiritual. Like hello. For Leaky bucket purposes. That we have
booths with no note 3000 van man Jr. We have Jean Everett with
1234 and Jean. Catherine rose.
Catherine didn't want a one. Oh
10,000 A 1010. Sorry, the last one was so small, huh. 25 SATs
kind of sad. I wasn't sure if it would work and also hadn't
figured out the Cash to Cash App the SATs thing yet. So only F
SATs for listening to podcasts. You got it from phones? Oh yeah.
She received. Do you have
the fountain app you earned SATs while you listen to value for
value and
even regular pocket.
Oh that even
Oscar Oscar Mary in the game. Trying to build something over
there paying people to listen and then want you to recycle it.
I love those guys. Never could have come up with that idea.
Yeah, I just love it when that happens. I'll try to figure it
out this weekend, she says and de poco 1002 My favorite
producers. So that's it. We did get a couple other smaller
amounts, just some little boosts. Y'all could really do
better than this. To be quite honest.
Well, what is the equivalent? So how much is 100 bucks? 100,000
sounds we got
213,538 Sad. So it's about that's about $50
Okay, all right. So paid for your wine toss.
Yeah, did pay for the wine tour. Okay, well, I appreciate every
No, it sounds I don't appreciate it.
Brian said he's gonna do merch for us. He's gonna make
challenge coins and I told him to work on. I told him to work
on mugs, T shirts, wine decanters. And also I want him
to, I want him to arrange a meet up for us. A meet up. No, I'm
kidding. But he's gonna do the murse.
So here's the dilemma. Like I really could use another sip,
but someone didn't drink the bottle because someone doesn't
drink Dunker.
Sorry.
Please go to. Well, first of all, I'll Korean the keeper.com.
It'll show a couple of ways you could donate. But get if you're
no matter what you're listening to. If you're listening on the
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apps.com. Or if you've never done this before, fountain.fm
get the app. Yeah, it's a great app. That's the one you use,
right? It really should help you get into it and be able to
understand and easy and you said the woman.
Hey, listen, I've walked several people through how to fund their
wallet. That's right. I got it down now. Okay, now can I do it
myself? No, because I have a Cash App. I use your cash app.
Critical little. I am your cash app account baby. The top of my
head
and the money comes out.
More podcasts will be made. Oh, hey. We got the pool guy. Yes,
very happy about this. This was a big problem. We moved into the
house. Full trauma. You have full trauma. I don't but this
was got a little complicated with this weather. You know,
I've got some algae popping up and then all of a sudden, the
pool thrower can't stop working.
And I'm like, here we go. Green pool. When I
was growing it was already the end. But what was different from
a year and a half ago when we lived here we moved here when I
called around because I just want I'm happy to pay for
someone to come and do the pool and help make sure I'm doing the
right thing. I don't mind doing stuff. No one had time. They're
all busy. We got too many customers as is can't get anyone
else to work. So when this thing broke, I'm like, Ah, man, and I
called one guy. He had actually given up his pool business that
just bought a trucking company in Odessa. He was really sweet
though. He was like, let me help you. And he walked me through
this like for half an hour. 45 minutes on the phone. He's
walking me that guy's not even in the business anymore. So
typical hill country. And then I call the pool doctor. Yeah, I
called Danny. Yes. And Danny's like because I don't think he
remembered I called Danny before and it's like I got no time I
got it. When it comes to how he's a lovely guy. He's like
eight teens generation Frederick's burger.
Yeah. Meet all the homegrown people out here.
I have so much fun with these guys. Once once you get in this
dude me? Yeah, dude. Once you once you kind of get into their
vibe, they got stories. Real they're funny. Yeah, they're
really funny. So now we got a guy who's like and the pool is
great now yeah, it's blue is blue. Algae is gone. Turns out
that when we bought the house oddly enough that the previous
owner had just never ever done any maintenance on the filter.
He didn't do a couple of things he didn't take care of the AC
units he didn't vacuum up to in seven habits quadrant two You
are Miss preventative repetitive proactive. Yes, I'm Quadrant Two
for you people who've read this
that book cover to cover
cover to cover um, you know I did want to bring up something
that you brought up on no agenda about burying me in the backyard
compost bag
did I say yes
patina on one of those compost bags because they're doing it in
California now and just plant a tree on top of me. You remember
saying that I know agenda I got written in my mind. Bury me in
the backyard plant a tree on top of me is in my notes. Remember
we talked about the compost? Yeah, you can cut
people yeah Saudi sounds like a very loving thing to do. What's
your problem with this? Number You always say I don't care just
get rid of me just toss me away to unplug and come up with a
lovely idea of planting a beautiful tree on you.
Put me in a compost bag.
What else you want me to put you in tonight so
funny. I'm like wait what?
Well, it didn't come up because he brought
I don't know if it was you or John who brought up about how
you can come from God.
Bodies now. Yeah, in California you can compost me after you
smoke me?
I thought you wanted to prayed establish a plan I like to pray
to it. I have not requested it. You want your own satellite
road? Road?
I'm gonna name our driveway after you put a right
drive maybe yeah, just stay with me. Let's not go anywhere for a
while. We're pretty good to get let's let's stay in this in this
dimension for a while. I'm good with that. All right, I just
found you dammit.
I know. 17 years ago, I just have a couple more things do one
thing and then we can do our questions. Do you have anything
else on your list
I've handled everything I needed.
You came chock full tonight.
Only good stuff. Stuff that men Connect. Here's what I like.
Clearly there's an imbalance in in how you look at women around
me versus me with men around you which is okay. And that's the
whole point. We're okay well
we're back to this again.
Because that's what half my shit was about was about you like
misogyny is like cheap piling all this stuff. But I really
love that I really love that you are
here because if I didn't care it'd be like now care you know,
but yeah shows you that I love you and kind of a strange, you
know,
very very strange possessive odd kind of, you know, what is it to
silence of the last kind of way
or a fatal attraction getting rabbits
but as funny thing is I know that I'm gonna say Hang on. I
got this female pot. I knew you were gonna say something and you
did
what you said her name is Amy. I'm like wait, what So, Amy
So anyway, let me just finish. All right. I love you for that.
It's funny. It's very it's very, very cute.
Um, so you were teasing me the other day about the 75 hard and
you go, I know this is going to be a 365 hard. I know it. I just
don't know. Because you said all I want to do is I want to watch
Yellowstone. drink champagne and eat cake, but I know it's gonna
be a 365
We shall see. We shall see. Yellowstone we got but I'd love
to eat cake and drink champagne with you again. We'll
do that as I'm done. And we will watch we started watching
Yellowstone which we are really enjoying a lot, man. Great show.
Yeah, now I know why people love it. Yeah, well of course hidden
costs are so good in it to
win win the 75 hard end I mean, what is do you have you thought
about this a plan just gonna keep going with most of it or
what?
I haven't I haven't. I know that I'm going to continue walking
I'm not going to work out every day of the week twice a week but
I am going to continue some form of an L probably probably stick
with the animal based diet. Oh you know, oh, drink wine and
have a biscuit occasionally. So but ya know, I mean, it's, I'm
incorporating some really or I'm learning some really good habits
which
they always give me a biscuit on my birthday. Once Carmela once a
year Carmen Bella.
Anyway, yeah, so we'll see when we get there.
Well, I'm in solidarity with you with her. I hope you will have a
glass of wine from time that's all just during the show once
every two weeks not
gonna be 365 heart
I can see the odd thing is I can totally see you just not
stopping just keep on going with most of this stuff, including
reading your 10 pages a better book hopefully Yeah. One more.
invigorating
Tomic habits is my next book. I'm probably after tomorrow. The
follow
up seven No.
Different ones. I don't know who does this though. I don't know.
It's, it's in the other room? I don't know. So. Alright, you
want to do our last or two questions? Let's
do some questions. Okay. All right. This is coming from where
these questions.
This is coming from my friend Sandra, who created these
conversation starters that says tell me about you. She actually
created them for children. But um, yeah, I mean, it's working
for us. Okay. First question. Tell me about your very first
best friend.
My very first best friend, best friend I think my very first
best friend was sorry. Zari was a girl. Another chick, another
ship. Now this is Uganda because I have
gone way back. Yes, Zara
Zara Zara Zara. I think she was British, probably also in the
embassy services or whatever we were doing there. And I remember
playing with her. Interestingly, I think there's video of us
playing in African mud together naked. But you know, we were
three or four. Yeah. Yeah. But I remember really having an I
don't remember her last name.
You remember having a best friend Zarya, four years old.
Three or four years old. I remember because we were both in
Africa. Uganda. 1968 or 69. At this point. The question is your
best friend. That's the one I wrote. That's the one that came
to mind. Yeah, sorry Zarya. I wish I knew her last her last
name. I wish I knew the connection. I'm sure it was my
parents. You always played with her. We were going to play.
Yeah, yeah. And there was a lot of red mud. I remember. I
remember some things really vividly from Uganda. Strangely
enough, so that would be my first friend. Sorry. All right.
Sorry. I think it was sorry. Yes. Okay.
How about you? My very first friend, best friend was Lisa
Aditya. And she lived in Hammond. And I think I met her
in second grade. And not not
much older than I was. Yeah,
we were really we're really good friends. And then her mom didn't
like my family and forbid us to hang out together. So we used to
sneak letters back and forth to each other. And we ended up
being friends. We ended up being friends through high school and
I even stood up in her wedding and I was friends with her for a
long, long time. She's the woman that lives in Florida.
What does that mean stood up for her wedding. I
stood up in her wedding. I was a bridesmaid in her wedding. Oh,
so she was probably my very first best friend so
she on contact
with no, we don't like each other now.
What happened? No, but your mom's love each other.
We just had a falling out, you know, just we just changed, you
know, changed so. Alright, I'll go first for the last question.
Tell me about the town you lived in growing up. I lived next door
to Gary, Indiana. I lived in I grew up in Hammond, Indiana.
They used to call it Huntsville, and in a 984 square foot home
with seven people, five sisters, five girls, one bathroom. The
town was safe. You know, we lived across the street from a
Catholic church. And you know, it was it was fine. If we had a
you know, we had a decent neighborhood upbringing there.
And I mean, it wasn't anything to write home about. But you
know, it just was
your sugarcoating this to some degree is unbelievable. I know
your sisters. I talked to me. I know you. Oh, you you guys came
from. We're poor poor. But then.
Tell me about the town. You lived in that the family? You
brought it up? Yeah. The town the local grocery store was
jewel, which is still there.
Yeah, that's when you stole candy from No, that
was Roy's pharmacy. Cash Robertis remedies. I can't
remember the the drugstore.
But how old were you though? This is just from you. Were
born. We moved it? No. Were you born at home? Were you born in
the hospital? Were you born is
born in a manger?
Of course, what do you mean of course, I don't know. I mean,
your mama. Tina. Welcome. Welcome. I know Pat, nothing
would surprise me. Right?
Yeah, I mean, it was it was a safe town. It was a very
different now very, very different. But it was right next
to Gary and we would never want to go into Gary.
Right. Because the Jackson family live there. Well, it was
pretty rough with Roy. Yeah, no, Gary, Indiana is notorious to
this day still on. I don't know. Does it clean?
I don't think so.
We have a lot of listeners in Indiana. Really? No agenda has a
huge Indianapolis meanwhile, we should go. Yes, we should.
They're asking but I mean, I heard a meet up report was like
50 people or something was cool. We should definitely go. We can.
How about you? Well, I grew up I know you grew up in a lot of
town. Yeah, the place I really grew up in I would say was NES
and the Amstel NES dumb NES NES NES N and on under did the the
Appstore I'm still I'm still river I'm still river NES and
I'm still nessa Amstell nest
Linker. Does the home cast that's the extent of my Dutch
because you don't want to learn like you. Dunkin Donuts. Dunkin
donut 900 people in this village about 10 miles south of
Amsterdam. This was an in the 70s. So a very different place
there as well. It was just a small like just, it had one
cafe. It had one Baker at one butcher. It had one gas station.
It had one kind of grocer guy who drove around these four
streets in his van and you know, you need to stop and give out
candy. No. And you come out you go into the van and you buy your
stuff and then you know he gives you a bag go
into the van de Bice Yeah, it was it. Was it a white
van? No. It was a really it's called the SRV van the SRV van
this was I have to show you this it was it was like a van like an
art like a short RV with all the products on the inside. He
wouldn't go more than five miles an hour.
And then like you needed milk you'd wave down the van and the
gill
in the morning the same guy his name was hockey, hockey, hockey.
He would bring the milk around at 430 So you would put your
bottles out your empty bottles and he put the new bottles down.
Anyway this was you know, this is where I grew up. Learn to
Shoot Horses learn to shear sheep learned how to weld Road,
built our own cross cross motocross my motorcycles push
each other's faces in cow dung swam in
the river. A lot of good experiences there.
I am so happy I had no experience probably from my
before but yeah, probably for a good seven or eight years there.
Hear that that was it, you know, and then you couldn't. I had of
course when I went to high school I had to get up at six in
the morning get on the bus at 630 The bus for an hour then my
bike would be parked there. I'd ride my bike another half hour
to school and then on the way back reverse the process and the
bus only went every other hour so if you miss the bus you had
to wait two hours effectively goodness Yeah, so by the time I
got a moped which you weren't allowed to drive until you're 16
that was freedom. That was some freedom I was never home after
that. Yeah, and that's when I started doing pirate radio and
all this stuff so in hindsight really great. Oh good. I can
hang out with ranchers and save Yeah, man. I shoot it I shoot a
horse sure sheep ashes dirty Nice. Yeah, nice. I'm very lucky
more fun. You
are good where I wound look at her sitting across from you.
I tell you how lucky I am. Hey, darling, shall we do this again
and Julie? Yeah, we shall I love you.
I love you so much. See you next week or two weeks everybody
everything's fine. You have all this material to keep