0:00 Backwards. I'm going to do the alphabet backwards. So are we going to start with the latest news? Yeah. The latest news on, what did you say, tariffs? Yeah. 50 countries immediately complied. Because I guess it started today. Yeah. 50 countries. And guess how many liberals have anti-Trump people. I shouldn't say liberals.0:30 Anti-Trump people. Guess how many called me and said, you know what, Jack? You were right. Tariffs were a good thing. Yeah, they're working. Guess how many people called me. Guess how many people. How many? Zero. They went in hiding. That's what they do. Because they can't... When they can't hit a Trump and he's done something good, they're nowhere to be found. Nobody's... I don't see anybody cheering. I only hear a bunch of protesting.01:01 So ridiculous. Yeah, they can't admit to it. But yeah, I mean... He's done like a hundred good things. He can't figure out one of them. I can tell you, I mean... I'm going to have it on my phone. I'd have to think pretty hard because Biden didn't do much. But I'm sure there was something good he did. Not sure what. Yeah, I don't know. I can't think of anything. I mean...01:31 I don't know. I have no idea. I don't know why they're like robot. It's like the walking dead, dude. It's like the left elites. Hey, what's up? Um, the left elites, they just go. And then people are like, Oh, they just summoned me. I need to start hating Trump.01:57 I need to complain about the price of eggs. I need to complain about... Oh, I can't complain about that. We're still protesting. Oh, I'm sorry. We still got people protesting. About what? About Trump. Oh, about the good things he's doing. That's just ridiculous. Well, because they don't see it that way. They're being propagandized. I'm dumbfounded.02:23 Over the blindness of people not admitting he did right. How about I told you so? How about, oh, you know what? That was good. I would say that. I said it in my name, but I liked or disliked. Either way. Right is right no matter who does it. But, you know, they get all frustrated and angry.02:52 What are you doing? You're looking at something. I'm looking up the tariff news. Oh, by the way, China is fighting us. China is hard-nosing us. Oh, yeah. Which is funny because they're the country that will lose the most money. Let's see. AP News actually has something else. They're going to lose millions a day. As global markets shudder over how much pain the economy can take.03:20 Yeah, everybody complied immediately. They're all negotiating. They're paid by George China Senate. We are against his NGO. Hey, what does NGO stand for? A non-government organization. Yeah, you're right. JMP by the way. Um, yeah. So what's up James? Doesn't doesn't matter. He could pull a kitty out of a tree.03:49 and they would not acknowledge it. Yeah. They're like, I didn't see it. I didn't see it. Well, I mean, he even said it. He could find the cure for cancer or something, and they'd still have some reason to shun him. Okay, so when we're not broadcasting, they must be seething in their house like, oh, he did great again. Great. What's wrong with this guy?04:17 How do we stop him? We keep dropping him and he lands on his feet. The guy dodges bullets. I mean, come on. I mean, he's one step away from a red cape. What are you looking at? Yeah, it says China threatens or it says Trump's threat came after China said it would retaliate against U.S. tariffs.04:46 He announced if China does not withdraw, it's 34% increase. He's ready to checkmate China. I think that's funny. The U.S. will impose additional tariffs on China. I'm ready for him just to say nothing from China. Serious. Yeah. No more from China. Sorry. And you can't bypass China. You know, we know if it's coming from China because it'll say made in China. Okay.05:16 Shit, I think I told you before this was made in China. That's fine. That's a nice looking hat, by the way. It is, it is. Thank you. Yeah, made in China. So I just want to say hey to JMP, and I want to say hey to, is it Fletchmeister?05:36 that's what yeah that was it uh james that was that that was that that was that james that was that that's it those two people that was that that's it who are you talking about james ain't in the room james he's in the room with you he said hi to you oh06:01 So James ain't here. Yeah. JMP and Pledgemeister are in the room. So anyway. But yeah, I mean. I'm guessing James is busy at the price of eggs. There's also the, what is it? A lot of these countries are saying that they're going to revoke their tariffs or level the playing field. They're going to do exactly. You look.06:31 If they drop to zero, we drop to zero. Listen, nobody should be charging anybody anything. Serious, I'm totally for matching whatever they do. So China went up another, what, 35%? Big deal. If none of your product comes in, I don't care if it's 100% tariff or if you don't take none of ours. Like they take any of our products.07:01 Really? 50% of the country. He'll just shut it down. They're so stupid. Trump has nothing to lose. He'll just shut it down. He's like, okay, China. You're not going to play nicely? We won't play. I'll take my marbles and go. That's what he's going to do.07:29 So, you know, so we'll see. But they want to play hard nose. Sorry, guy. You rely too much. You're one step away from losing all your land over here. I know they're taking that back. That China's not their own land over here. Oh, yeah. They're definitely not going to. Yeah. I mean, I don't even know if you know this.07:59 I could be wrong. It may be Japan, but I think it's China. They own the fast tracks in California. Fast tracks. Freeway. Fast track. Oh, really? They own them in California. Now, I'm almost positive. I'm almost positive it's China, but I could be wrong. But we don't own them.08:29 That's crazy. Do you know how much money every day is spent on that? Just to travel to work? You're verifying. I'm just looking it up. What's it say? Fast-track electronic toll collection system is used on tolls, yada, yada, yada. Not privately owned. It is privately owned. Hold on. I'm looking at it. It says that.08:58 Hold on. Let's double check because I'll admit it. If I'm wrong, who owns the fast tracks in California? Maybe I'm wrong. This is what I was in California. Come on. Wait, I can't talk because she recorded everything. I said, Hey, who owns the fast tracks in California?09:30 No, I don't give a... You know, AI has so far to go. They really do. Which AI are you using? Who owns the fast tracks on the freeways in California? Using it.10:02 This isn't telling me anything. The fastest trucks literally cannot read my voice. Okay, ready? Hi there. Who owns Fast Track Lanes on the freeway in California? TPA, Fast Track and Corridor Agency.10:31 California, the fast track lanes known as express lanes are primarily managed by local transportation agencies, such as the Bay Area Toll Authority and the San Bernardino County Transportation Authority. These agencies oversee toll collection and lane operations, often in partnership with Caltrans, which owns the highways. Who owns the lanes?11:03 I'm wrong. It says the states. But I was told the money goes to them. That's what I was told. Sorry. But I could be wrong. This was a few years ago. This is when I used to live in California. That was a decade ago. Maybe we took it back. I don't know. It does not.11:34 Is that a myth? Yeah, I... You can bust it right now. Is it a myth? Probably a myth. Okay. Sorry. Didn't mean to bring it up. No, that's fine. Yeah. But, I mean, they do own land here. James said it's owned by the state of California. So, yeah, James. So, I guess the... From what she said, the highway... The state owns the highways. So, those lanes that generate literally...12:05 I don't know if you've ever been on them in California. Yeah, I've been on them before. It goes high as like $10 at rush hour. Yeah, I've used them on that. I think I've used them on non-peak, so you didn't have to pay anything. Really? No, it's just they're wicked expensive in California, and they go up and down accordingly. Yeah, you see Seattle. It's even worse. Yeah, well, Seattle is worse, dude.12:35 Yeah. Sorry. I'd rather die in California than live in Seattle. I'm serious. Huh?12:47 It wasn't a bad place. Oh, dude, they're more woke than freaking Disney. Well, there is a lot of wokeness there. So is Oregon. Oregon's like that, too. I think the politics are definitely left-leaning. Yeah. People are, I'd say, 50-50. Really? You know, I think the majority of the country is kind of cool, kind of normal. Yeah. But we don't see that. We see right or left.13:17 We only hear the bad on both sides. I think there's so many Democrat friends I have that are the old Democrats. And what I mean by that is, like, maybe Jimmy Carter. Was Jimmy Carter a Democrat? I think he was. Yeah. I think they're Democrats from back way in the day. And that was cool. They were totally normal. There was nothing wrong with them. Wow.13:45 That's what I say. James likes Seattle. I think they've definitely strayed away. Do you miss Seattle? Parts of it. Right. It's kind of like California. I miss parts of it. I miss the people and the food. That's it. I miss the weather. I don't give a crap about the weather. I'm pretty comfortable in my 70-degree house, whether it's cold outside or not.14:13 Yeah. You know, but I miss the people. I really do. I had a lot of snow. Yeah. Um, well out here in Tennessee, it really does not like it snows for a day. It doesn't stay on the ground at all. Like, I think when I was there, I think the longest, like last year was the worst. I think it was like two or three weeks that it lasted.14:41 Yeah, that's a cold spell, dude. That's disastrous. You know, it's funny. It's like it's, you know how it's going to rain in California and people freak out? Yeah. Kind of like it's going to snow in Tennessee. Yeah. People act the same way. The stores get packed. It's so funny. Everybody buying their milk sandwiches. It's so typical. Yeah. Do you know what the number one phrase is once the storm's over?15:13 What's that? How are the roads out there? How are the roads out there? Look out the freaking window, moron. Stop relying on strangers on Facebook to tell you how the road, they can't even drive on dry roads. And what they like, a lot of things that they don't realize, like if you were to take highways, especially in, in Nashville, they're going to be clear, you know, and that's something that people don't understand.15:41 Like when I was in Washington, it was, when it snowed, even the highways got covered. Right. But in Nashville, the highways, people travel it so much that it's not going to get covered. Do you know what's, you know, what's weird about us being from California? Huh? We do something that drives Southerners crazy. What part? So like what framework was your, was the busiest in California? In California? What freeway?16:11 All of them. Pick one. The five, the 405. Right there, right there. The 405. Yeah. You put the word the, no, no. You put the word the in front of the freeway. Oh. The five freeway, the 405. The 605. They're like, why do you always put the in front of the freeway number? We do that. They do the same thing in Seattle.16:39 there's a car wreck on 65 it used to be in california we'd say on the 65 yeah but they don't use the serious think about it yeah oh i know believe me like i said is that funny i've been in seattle so we're sober today like i would tell them yeah i gotta take the five to into seattle and they'll be like what no it's i-5 i'm like who cares if it's an interstate17:09 I mean, I didn't care when I was in California. I never did that. Don't worry about it. I never said high five. But there's something to do with the numbers. Like odd is like east and west and even is north and south. No, other way around. Other way around, that's right. Because five goes from San Diego all the way to... So north and south is odd numbers? Yes. East and west is even.17:38 Three digits is like interstate. It's kind of weird when you go into Nashville. You got the, what is it, the 43 that goes around? The 144? Is it 44? I think it's 144. I don't know. I got to look it up. It's one highway that just goes like completely around Nashville. I thought it was the 144 that did that. I have no idea, dude.18:08 I try to stay out of that area. I'm near Nashville. I try not to go into the city that often. Stay out in the country. It's comfortable. We got enough stores here that I don't need to go unless I'm going to a concert or I'm going to a performance or a play or whatever. Then you go into the city. Or a hockey game.18:35 The 65, 40, and 24 all go around Nashville. Yeah, it's all messed up. When I first came here, I was blown away. You could take the 40. All the freeways intertwine here. Yeah. Way crazy. California wasn't that bad. You could easily, easily get lost in Nashville on the highways. Yeah. Miss an exit, and you're like, where the hell am I? I remember the first time I came here.19:02 I'm like, I'm changing freeways again. It's been two minutes. It's been two seconds. What are you talking about? Yeah. I'm jumping on another freeway and another freeway. It was nonstop. Actually, like when you were going from. Maybe the 440, James says. Okay. Was it the 440? That's probably it. You're probably right, James. The one that goes below.19:23 But if you're coming from north of Nashville, take the 65. Right. Then you jump on the 40. Then you're jumping onto another highway to get to Bellevue. Hey, James. James, I have a question about what game you're playing. Last night I was playing Ghost of Tsushima. Oh, the one Charles was talking about? Yeah. Yeah.19:52 He liked it. He really liked it. My buddy Jeff, he really likes it. Why don't you like it? Come on. It's slow. It's really slow. Okay. The story's slow or the action? I'd say the action. Right. The story, I mean, the story's story. It's going to be... Charles Old. And then there's a lot of dialogue. Like, you go...20:22 You beat something or whatever, and then you go in to talk to somebody or whatever after you beat that area or that town or whatever. And then- But you have to do a lot of reading? And talk, and they talk. Do they voice or do you have to read it? No, they voice. Okay. They do have voice, but it's just a lot of dialogue. So I just kinda, I skip through it so I can get back to the action.20:53 I don't even pay attention. You don't give a crap about the story of the game. Not really. Some people, honestly, some people love it. I can't knock it because some people really like to get into the story. Yeah. They like to talk into everything. I played Lords of the Fallen that also has a storyline to it, but it incorporates it with the game. It doesn't feel like...21:20 when they do the storyline or the dialogue that you're stagnant, you know what I mean? You, and I guess Lords of the Fallen, they just kind of incorporate it with whatever activity you're doing. Like, okay, you're doing this and this is why you're doing this. And, and you're still on Xbox, right? PlayStation. Oh, you're on PlayStation. Yeah. I'm on the PS5. Oh, sorry.21:44 But you do have Xbox also. I do have Xbox. I have Series X. Are you going to get Nintendo Switch 2? I don't think I have to. I think Janet's going to buy it. Dude, you didn't just say the J word, did you? Even such, I wouldn't spend money on the Switch 2. It's...22:14 Kind of like Jeff sent me a link last night while we were in streaming. Wait, wait, wait. Everybody wants to know who Jeff is. JMP. Oh, okay. Got it. He sent me a link and basically it says that the cartridges that they sell you for Nintendo Switch games is literally just for the license itself. There's no game content on it whatsoever. Right. He said it's22:42 JMP said 100% better than Assassin's Creed Shadows. I've heard some bad things about that game. I don't know why. It looked good. I'll put it this way. If you're Christian, it goes against all your beliefs. Is it woke? Oh, yeah. You got guy on guy. Are you serious? You got... What is it?23:15 Not bisexual. What is that called? When they're non-conforming or whatever. Non-binary? Non-binary. That's it. Right. They got non-binary. They got... What does non-binary look like? I have no idea. Do they have a nose? It's the Fruit Loop clan, you know? No, seriously. Because, like, I'm... You know, it says gender. It says male, female, non-binary. I'm like, what is non-binary? What's that look like?23:44 They get rid of their organs altogether. Right. I mean, pretty soon they're going to have cat, dog, horse. Oh, they already got that. No, pretty soon they're going to acknowledge that. The drop-down menu ain't big enough. Yeah. What if I identify as a toaster? You going to put that in the list?24:11 Well, yeah. With every object in America. Yeah, I know. And I'm sure I'm not the only person that feels that way. In fact, we're going to start protesting. We're going to throw toast at people's cars driving by. That's right. Because I identify as a toaster. I can't even keep a straight face. Never mind. It's so funny. There are a lot of people out there protesting all this crap.24:40 And there's, yeah, they're called universities. That's all they do. Literally. That's all they do. Oh, universities. You hear about, uh, have you ever heard of, uh, um, Brandon Tatum?24:58 He's a religious conservative. He went to do, I mean, you've heard of Turning Point USA, right? Yeah. Okay. So he went to do a Turning Point USA event at, was it UC Davis? I think it's called. I think that's the church or the school that he went to.25:18 And I guess there is a, well, can't tell you if it was Antifa or not, but there was guys or people dressed up in black hoods and somebody who got paid and they, uh, took his, uh, the gazebo thing or the, the tent and,25:35 Right. Look that they took all his signs and all that. And they, yeah, they were hitting people there. Okay. So it amazes me. The cops that were at the event just stood there and watched. I know it amazes me. You know, you can't, it's like people like the protest, but they don't protest about everything equally.26:00 No. Bad things. People can be murdered right in front of them. Oh, we're only here because of meat. Yeah. People are being murdered. How about you protest against that? No, we're here to stop the slaughter of meat. Yeah. Protests are crazy. I would never. In fact, I told Jack, I'm never sending you to college. Sorry.26:25 You tell me what you want to be. Unless you're trying to become a doctor. Yeah, I know he was. It was a rock star or an NFL player at first. There's no way I needed college. I went to a community college and I got a graphic design degree. I poured coffee and I got full time on the radio. It's a piece of paper that does nothing for me. And...26:54 What else? Can I tell you a secret? I probably have learned everything that I've learned at the college off of YouTube. Okay, can I tell you a secret? I know three people that have lied on their resume saying they have a bachelor's degree and have fabricated a school that doesn't exist. Not once. They've probably collectively been to27:22 15 different jobs in the last decade they never were asked to show their degree I'm not encouraging that I'm not for lying and all that I'm not for it but they never were asked to see the yeah bring your bachelors on the interview it really doesn't matter it's so stupid nobody checks oh yeah I got a master's degree you want me to operate on your brain I'm good27:51 No, James, you don't expose people. That's not right. Who are these people, Jack? They're personal people I know. No, I'm not going to expose them. That's just, you know what? No, what everybody needs to do, you want to expose them? Great. Ask for proof from now on.28:14 Exactly. If you can't speak English, I want to see proof you're American. You don't have to proof. It takes a 15-minute call to the school. Hey, you're checking on a graduate. Well, one of the people picked a school that burned down. Yeah. So you could check the record. That's freaking brilliant, dude. I think I know somebody that did that. What? I think I know somebody that did that.28:42 Oh, okay. You did too. You do too. Not the same person. This is back in California. This guy. I know. Yeah. The guy that I'm referring to, I don't think you know. I don't know that person. No. But the bottom line is, look, you're interviewing for a job. If you truly believe in hiring the right person for the job, they make you take tests, personality tests and all that. How about you show your degree?29:13 You went to school for four years. You got a degree. Show it. Bring it. Pull it off the wall. Bring it to the interview. Not once has any of the three people been asked to show their degree. Looks like Rob says he's all people desire.29:33 college degrees i've had background checks and actually contacted the colleges that's good i mean that's obviously the way rob that is such but i mean that's so rare that's only one that's one uh part of it for one yeah like you said it's rare but it's also no no 15 jobs like there's simply there's employers that won't even accept a degree even if you have one29:59 They'd much rather have experience. Well, exactly. I come from the school of hands-on. So whatever it is you want to do, start at the bottom, work your way up. That's all. There's always a bottom. There's a janitor. There's always a bottom, you know.30:19 Oh, and by the way, if you're a janitor, go for it. You know, if that's your job, you're okay. You're making your way up. Plus you learn by watching. You're out there doing something, trying to get a handout from the government. I got to see radio up close. I got to pull the commercials for the DJs. I got to change songs when I went to the bathroom. I got to do all that stuff that a DJ does. And then when it was time to go, I was ready.30:51 There's a bathroom. No, no. I'm thinking I think it was on Catella in California. Catella, I think. What was on Catella? The radio station. Not the one I worked at. No, no. That was at the mall. No, this was a small building. It kind of looked like almost like a K-Z-Y? Could be.31:22 It had to have been because there was only Kick FM and K-A-Z-Y at the time. In Orange County? Yeah. I mean, there were some other ones, but they were not, you know, real. They were kind of like 1 a.m. That's not considered real. But, yeah, the one I could tell, I was close. It was Ball Road.31:52 You sure it wasn't KKMM? The studios were located on Ballroom. That was probably KEZY. Yeah, I'm looking up. KEZY. Yeah. My boss came from KEZY. He was my teacher. I went to JC. So I did go to college. I went to junior college. I did broadcasting. I sucked in the classroom. I got a D in the classroom. But I got an A plus on the mic.32:20 So, you know, I didn't give a – I don't care how this microphone is built. I don't care how it works. That was the classroom. Talking on it, that was the mic. That was lab. That's where I got the A+. That makes sense. Yeah. Rob, you said we had military contracts that would audit us.32:45 So they had to do background checks and he actually rescinded an offer to somebody because they lied. Yeah, I wasn't considered the janitor, no. I was considered an intern. So I would intern, so I worked for free. Yeah. Yeah, I would still pull commercials, change songs, play bumpers. I did everything that AJ did because they would...33:13 the DJ usually would leave the room and say, hey, Jack, do me a favor. I don't have to talk for another 15 minutes. Run the show, and I'll be right back. And he or she, there were some great guys, great girls on the air at that time. And so we got to push the buttons and all that. I remember one advice he gave me.33:44 He said, do me a favor. When I got on the air, I'm like, blah, blah, you know, bring brand new, right? Yeah. Like blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. I would talk about everything. And then he called me. What? That's like even uncommon, isn't it? In radio. I mean, there's some like to actually get to be able to have a spot to where you can sit there and chat and like. Yeah. Back then though, back then it was the 90s.34:13 I mean, this is what's playing next and all that kind of stuff. Yeah. You did the traffic, you did everything right. So he walks in, he turns off my microphone. He's a Jack. He says, write this down. He said, it's the only advice that, and one of the things he said, don't open the mic unless you have something to say something good.34:41 Don't open the mic just because it's there. You don't have to talk all the time. So I did. It didn't work very well, did it? No. The other advice he gave me was he said, do me a favor. He said, turn up the volume in your headphones when you're listening to your voice while you're talking because you come across the radio yelling. You come across like you're screaming.35:09 because you can barely hear yourself in your own headphones. So he turned me up, and dude, it fixed it completely. It was totally natural. It was totally normal after that. I'm like, oh my gosh. Night and day difference. Totally. Radio was so much fun. You used to say, I used to do overnights, and I'd be like, man, I'm getting hungry. Like six steak dinners would show up at the door.35:38 I'm like, that wasn't why I said it. I wasn't looking for food. But that's the kind of people that people were back then. Today they'd throw a shoe at your window. I sit there and watch some of these podcasters and people throw money at podcasters. It's like, wow. Yeah, I have a big problem with some of the money asking.36:05 You know, I don't, we, Rob was, Rob was around when I did memberships. I tried the YouTube membership bull crap and I thought that's screwed. Most of the people listening to me are struggling. Yeah. Why, why should I get a free ride? Right. Why should I take money from you? Yeah. I can see that. Yeah. And it bothered me that I stopped doing memberships. I haven't done them since.36:34 I tried to do it. I felt, I remember talking to Rob about it. I think they have their place. You know, I think they have their place. Like for somebody like us, you know, our right. Not too big. So, I mean, like, it's not about viewer account. It's about, it's about quality. It's about the time. I don't put a lot of time into my videos. The point I'm getting real, you do it like you.37:00 You do a news broadcast, okay? You spend a good 10 hours preparing, getting all the stories together, writing it up, stripping everything, getting the graphics together. There's a lot of work that goes into that. I knew a guy who used to sing a cappella. He would do, he would perform 12 roles. He'd film himself 12 times. He'd edit 100 hours of video.37:29 He would work on the video 100 hours. That's how long it took him to produce. That's why he deserves every dime he gets. Dude, stirring chocolate chips into a batter? Come on. How dare I ever ask for money? Watch tomorrow.37:51 Hey, here's my Patreon. Yeah. I just do that just to anger people and have them write me. I did actually open a Patreon just in case. I did too, but I never used it. But no, I think a paid membership has its uses.38:15 Um, like I said, for smaller, uh, streams, you know, independent material doesn't matter. Size. Hold on. Listen, listen, listen to my point. So with a smaller viewer count, um, you can actually sit here and read the chat. Like I can sit here and like Michael, he just came in and said, Hey, hello everyone. Um, Rob, you know, when he came in, I could actually, I could address them. Right.38:42 So you're saying, wait, you're saying starting out, you shouldn't earn a dollar. When a large viewer count and that chat just keeps moving, like keeps moving, right? Right. You can't. You literally cannot. Kind of like yesterday when I was falling behind on the chat, I had to scroll back. 15 hours behind you. Yeah, exactly. I was so embarrassed. It is hard to make that happen.39:08 It's hard to keep up with who's saying what. I understand. What's being asked. So a membership would isolate that. Hey, throw a $5 super chat in there. Bam. Now I get it like that. And I can focus on that. And it's not the money. It has nothing to do with the money. It's more like now I can isolate those chats. And I can respond to them a lot more effectively. I know. Sometimes...39:37 Sometimes it's a question, a super chat. Sometimes, like James, he can point out something that he thinks you screwed up on. And sometimes it's free Palestine. Like if I was to go into, say, Tim Pool, for example, right? His chat's just scrolling up that freaking feed, big time. I could say the most horrendous thing, saying something bad about children or something like that. And40:06 You would never know because by the time you, it, it would never even get read. It would never even get seen. Okay. There's a way around that. I'm never going to say it. I'll tell you privately. Okay. There's a way to get seen, to get your question seen. Okay. It's not a super Chad. It's not, you know, cursing or it's none of that. There is a way I'll tell you. Okay. I'll tell you off broadcast.40:37 But in fact, if I was trying to get, if I was watching a podcast and they weren't answering my question, so I would do this method. Okay. Now everybody's thinking. What is it? Yeah, it's, yeah, it's, it doesn't matter. It comes from, you know, growing up next to the radio, waiting for that song you, you requested.41:05 Yeah. You talked to the DJ 14 hours ago. They still haven't played it. They say they didn't get right to it. What a bunch of crap. I always hated that. I never, never. I mean, the minute I promised somebody... They'd sit there and promote it and be like, hey, send us your request. Okay, well, I did. The moment I took a phone call and somebody would request Travis Tritt, Trouble, or some song by Travis...41:35 I would pull it immediately and put it on the table in front of me. I would never not deliver that because it pissed me off. I hated it. Why would I do it to somebody else? Take care of people. If you can't get to it, I would tell them, I don't have time. I got 10 more commercials. I got 15 people ahead of you requesting. I can't. I can't get to your song.42:06 but I would be truthful. Yeah. You know, they wouldn't know. I remember. Cause I wasn't open. What if they doubled up? Like say two people asked for the same song. Well, I would, I would pretend that was taking care of that person and taking care of the other person. I don't know. I mean, usually they never did. I don't think that ever happened in radio. Really?42:32 Well, when I was on the air, there was 60,000 people listening. Yeah. So at any given moment, three in the morning, 60,000 people were listening. Wow. That's crazy. Supermarkets, gas stations. What was the Marine base called?42:57 Which one? Down in San Diego. Camp Pendleton? Camp Pendleton, yes. They were always listening. I used to talk to the military police all the time. Oh, okay. Very cool. Shoot the crap. It was great. There was a whole new breed of people in the overnight. Yeah. But I would never tell them I could get to their song if I couldn't get to it. Yeah. Do you remember, did you ever listen to43:27 I did. I did. It's been a long time, though. Do you remember at 2 a.m. what I used to do? The 2 a.m. Red Eye Special? Yeah. Do you remember that? Yeah. What was that? Do you remember? I don't. Okay. I remember. The 2 a.m. Red Eye Special, right at 2 a.m., we would play the hottest, loudest, fastest country music.43:54 We would play like Confederate Railroad. We would play Travis Tripp. We would play Hank Williams Jr., all the rockin' country. Yeah. As loud as we could. The reason we did the 2 a.m. red-eye special was to wake people up. We figured if you're working the overnight, 2 a.m. is when you start to doze off. Yeah. Which, speaking of that, I did that once. I fell asleep on the air once.44:23 Only once. But, yeah, we used to do it every night. At 2 a.m., we'd turn the volume all the way up because it's going to get rowdy. Yeah. It was so much fun. I miss radio. It was. It was. Oh, and some of those visits were fun, too. But we'll talk about that on another channel. Okay. We're not going to talk about this on your show. But anyway...44:52 Um, yeah, it was, it was a blast. That is cool. Those were some good years. Oh yeah. That's when I met, um, Keith. Well, I'm wondering, um, great. It's getting old. Who's the guy that just died? Who's the country star that just died? Stomach cancer should have been a cowboy.45:21 I know his song. I'm going to ask the chat room. Who sang I Should Have Been a Cowboy? Toby Keith. That's it. I met him. Did he really just die? Yeah. No way. Oh my God, yeah. Dude, it was so sad. I was so upset. He was a great guy. Yeah. There's an American singer.45:50 Wow. He literally, I will tell you right now guys, I'll go on record. He has the number one Christmas album in my life. I play it every year. I play it all Christmas time. It's amazing. Every song on his Christmas album is an original but one. One's a cover tune. The other nine or ten or whatever. They're all originals.46:20 The album's called Christmas to Christmas. It literally is the best Christmas album I've ever heard to this day. Better than Johnny Mathis, Bing Crosby. Rob says he remembers waiting two hours to hear a request he made. Mm-hmm. That's right. And Rob, that's so cool they played it, but come on. Really? Really?46:49 You can swap in radio. You can easily swap out songs. We have a sheet of songs. Actually, nowadays, I mean, it's got to be, with it all digitized, I'm sure it's got to be a whole lot easier now. Hey, who's calling, Janet? No, Xfinity. What do they want? Probably trying to chat to swap my phone over. I'm getting all nosy now.47:17 Um, let's see, Michael, he says, uh, does Gen Z even know what radio is? Something streaming can't do is radio DJs. Sirius XM still around that's radio. I mean, radio is still around. Yeah. Sirius XM is still around. Yeah. I mean, we got radio out here in Nashville. Somebody I work with, he, uh, he uses Sirius XM. Do you know, remember Sean Parr? Yeah.47:45 You know he's DJ. He's still on the radio, right? Is he? He's in Nashville. Yeah, you told me about that. So, anyway, that's the guy. He was the morning man that was going to go after me. What? Is he still doing country music? Yeah. He's still in country. But, you know, he's obviously a lot older, but I used to pour him a big bowl of cereal before he always came in running late.48:16 So I made sure his breakfast was waiting for him. I had all his commercials pulled. So the rule was, before the next DJ takes over, you have to pull two hours of commercials so that he doesn't have to. But when I came on, there was two hours pulled for me. So it was only cordial to keep doing it. Yeah, yeah, I got you. He's a nice guy. Overall, he was a nice guy.48:44 At the time, he was a ladies' man, being the morning DJ. Yeah, I bet. Yeah, but now times are different. You remember Richard Blade from L.A.? Richard Blade, no. From K-Rock. No, God, no. You remember K-Rock? All the time. Okay, Richard Blade is a DJ from K-Rock. I remember that line.49:12 I used to listen to Love Island. You remember Jed the Fish? Yes. If you look on the back of Oingo Boingo's album, they thank him. He was the first person on radio to ever play Oingo Boingo. Wow. Ever. He broke them. They got thanks on the back of the album. It's a little mini LP. I have it. They're like one of my favorite bands. They thank Jed the Fish from K-Rock.49:41 um on sirius xm the new wave channel that was like k-rock yeah okay yeah richard blaze on it he's still doing it still doing radio so anyway i mean a lot of people like especially if you're in radio um you tend to last quite a while yeah uh like was it rick d's50:05 He's still alive, dude. Is he really? I looked him up yesterday. It's so funny. I don't get Rick D's. He's still doing still alive. He's still doing that. The top 40 Rick D's in the deal, the weekly top 40. Yeah. What station is he doing it for? Is he doing it online?50:31 I don't know. Wasn't he the person who did Disco Deck, the song? Yes. He did the song Disco Deck. I didn't know he did it. I thought he played it. But no, he made that song. Not that any of you will ever remember that song. But there was a song called Disco Deck. It went big in California. I don't know if it went big nationwide. But...50:58 Yeah, that was, that was, that's insane that he's still around enough about that. We're boring people. That's crazy that he's still around though. Jesus. Yeah. I can't find the current picture 1950. Yeah. I don't know what it looks like today. There is no pictures of him today. He was not always the nicest of people. He did get to have an ego huge, but51:27 Just so you know, I'll tell you guys now. I never admitted it. We used to get phone calls at Kick FM in Orange County. Yeah. Instead of Kiss FM in Hollywood, right? Okay. So they're like, hey, is this Kiss FM? And I'm like, who's this? And they're like, am I the 20th caller? I'm like, oh, my God, yeah, you are.51:52 You're the 20th caller. Congratulations. Come on down to the Kiss FM studio in Hollywood. I used to send people all the time to the radio station. That's funny. Yeah, it wasn't nice. Those were my 20s. But I thought it was funny all the time. We're Kick FM. We're not Kiss FM. Yeah. But they thought I was in Hollywood.52:21 So I said, yeah, come on down. Just tell the security guard at the bottom. Too funny. I can only imagine the security guard down there. I can only imagine how angry I made people. That's horrible. You got the wrong place, guy. But I did it. It's, you know, truth. That is just too funny. You can't do that anymore. You will. You talk about that.52:50 Headphone wire as your antenna? Yeah. I never did that. What do you mean as your antenna? Imagine that you'd wrap it around the antenna.53:06 Like if it broke off, you'd wrap it around the stub or whatever. And then try to use that as an extension out the window or something to get a better reception. Do you remember our TV set antennas? I do remember that. How stupid was that? That's crazy. And my parents were remote control. You know what it was? Me. Get up and change the channel to channel four. Do you remember when the cable first started coming out?53:35 The touch pad or the button pad. Let me ask you a question. You sit there and switch channels with that button pad. All right. I'm going to ask a personal question. Okay. Do you remember they would scramble like select TV or HBO used to be scrambled? Yeah. Unless you were a subscriber. Yeah. It was all messed up. Yeah. Yeah.54:01 And then as a teenager growing up, you'd watch all the adult films scrambled. Yeah. Well, yeah. I mean, nobody ever admits that you would sit there and like naked bodies would be all scrambled and you'd be like, yeah, I think that's a boob. I think, yeah, that's gotta be nothing. Kneecap. You get excited about a kneecap.54:26 But you know what? Just being honest, might as well take all the skeletons out of the closet. Yep. Yeah, I mean, back in the day, I mean, God, I remember it was a dial that changed. I remember having to change the dial on the TV to get a different channel. Yeah, there was VHF and UHF. Yeah, VHF and UHF. There was two knobs. Yeah. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, I remember that.54:56 I know. And then the knob would break off. Every family in America had the channel locks. Oh, yeah. It was all attached. It was kind of like you changed the channel. Back in the day when, you know, cars didn't have electronic windows or whatever. So you had the knob. And I do remember, you know, like, I don't think it was my parents' car, but I do remember cranking the window up.55:26 cranking it up with channel locks. You're like, that's your window knob? Man, we were messed up. I remember ashtrays being on airplanes. Really? They were on the armrest. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. You would flip them open and they were all stinky. Yeah, I remember that. We did some crazy things. We used to drive without seatbelts, guys. My mom's car didn't even have seatbelts.55:54 She had like a Comet. I actually owned a car without a seatbelt in it. Yeah. We were Danish back then. I had a 65 Mustang. We were bulletproof. That's right. We could live forever, dude. We could eat out on our big wheel and fly across the yard and like face plant in the dirt and we'd be okay. Nowadays,56:22 The wind blows and your butt cheeks get chapped and you're complaining to mommy and daddy. Did you ever go to the apartments I grew up in? Which ones? The Trask Apartments. I think I did. Right behind the old drive-in theater? Yeah, I think I did. So there was a swing set.56:45 Metal poles, you know, look like a giant arch. Did you launch off the swing sets? No, no, no. I climbed up to the top. Are you serious? Jumped off those. Oh, no, not me. I let go and get off the swings and launch. They're at least 15, at least 15 feet high. And you jump off of them.57:08 That's crazy. We did crazy things. We did stupid things, dude. Let's see. Was it the same apartment complex? We'd go into the back. There's the back alley. And you'd jump up onto one of the poles that were there to protect the wall. You'd jump on that to get up onto the roof of the carport.57:30 We sit there and run around on there, hide from people. Okay. Did you ever steal boxes of donuts from the back of the donut place? No, no donuts. I never did that. They would, we would wait for them to set them in the, in the dumpster. Yeah. That's probably why I'm fat. And we would grab a whole box of Dale donuts. There was, you had to get them right when they went in or it was trash. Yeah. If you left it, you know, you weren't there.58:00 right when they were set in, forget it, don't touch them. Yeah, bugs will start getting into them. Oh my gosh, that's so crazy, dude. I just remember going into, because like I said, I grew up right next door to a drive-in. Right. And we'd be able to rip off the sound from the drive-in. Oh, on the FM dial? Yeah. Yeah. And then we could also, like, the next morning after, you know, the movie had played, we can go inside the theater and, like, scrounge whatever, you know, people had dropped, left behind.58:30 When is the last restaurant you went to that still had a smoking section? Probably Las Vegas. Las Vegas you can still smoke. Las Vegas you can still smoke anywhere. I mean, they have rooms that are non-smoking, but otherwise you're allowed to smoke58:52 throughout the casino, in the cafe, in the restaurant. But you're right. I remember when smoking became illegal. I remember in Anaheim, there was a restaurant right there off of Ball Road on Brookhurst that I would go into. I think it was Brookhurst.59:21 could have been Euclid. Anyway, you would go in there and they had a separate complete section for smoking. Really? Yeah. It was opposite where I was like a patio. It was kind of like a covered patio. And I mean, it still had like, you know, the, it had like the, not the actual smoke while they ate. It was so gross. That's so gross. Like, um, Oh my gosh.59:49 I'm so glad they outlawed it. It was nasty. I remember going into this one bar that was... Actually, I think it's still there. What is it called? Corner Lounge? It's right there off of Chapman and Dale? The only time I went to bars was when I was DJing them. Anyway...1:00:15 I'd go in there and they still allowed smoking even after they were making it illegal. Some of the clubs I worked at did. As long as you had those ventilators or whatever inside there, you could actually allow it. Some just ignored the law at first. Yeah. And then people started complaining. There was a...1:00:37 Like I said, the bar I went into, you could still smoke because they had the ventilators, like two or three ventilators in this really small freaking room that would blow the smoke up out. So I don't know if you know this. You remember I was DJing, obviously, country. There was a thing you did at nightclubs, like country bars. Okay. Line dancing was big, all that crap. Yeah, I remember that. Denim and Diamonds.1:01:07 Cowboy Boogie. Remember all that? Yeah, I remember all that. I was still too young. So if a girl liked you, or you liked a girl, whatever, vice versa, you would rip their jean label off. What? Tear it off their pants. You know the patch? Remember the patch? Okay. You would say the waist size and all that. Yeah, yeah. And the length of the pants and all that. You would rip the Levi...1:01:37 label off and if you on the first pull you got it off you would be with them for the night that was a thing that wasn't a thing in the clubs that's crazy like you see an ugly girl come near you you'd be like protective you'd be like nope nope not getting your hand on that1:02:04 I don't know what's up these days. I mean, a pair of Levi's is like $60, $70. I know. Well, today it's different. I remember Cowboy John. It was the funniest thing ever. Dude, Cowboy John went up to a cowgirl at the bar, took his hat off and said, hey, how you doing? He goes, you're smoking hot, right? And then she turned around. Dude, she was fabugly.1:02:34 She was so ugly. Oh, God. I'd rather date my dog. I mean, she was ugly. And he's sitting here with his hat in his hand like... He's like, oh, my God. And he ran out. Roger Rabbit on him. His name was Cowboy John. He was one of the regulars on the radio with me. It was so funny. That's so funny. I turn... Like, she literally turned around like she's all...1:03:04 happy and everything. And he saw her face and he's like, oops, bad move. And he got out of there real quick. Sorry, I got the wrong person. Nightclubs were brutal back then. Yeah, I bet. I kind of, I'm kind of bummed that today's youth doesn't know what going out dancing, you know, the nightclub scene that doesn't exist anymore.1:03:31 I think it still does, but I don't think... I mean, there are very few people, like Hispanics. I don't think it's the same atmosphere. Right. It's kind of like a lost art. Yeah. But we, I mean, come on. Peppers, Red Onion, Black Angus, Baxter's. We had restaurant chains that had nightclubs attached to them. Yeah. Oh, yeah. So there was a lot of them.1:03:58 A lot of them. One in Washington that was still like that. Really? Yeah, when I was living in Washington. You could dance the night away after dinner. Yeah, they turned the restaurant into a nightclub after. I actually went and saw somebody live there with a friend of mine. Dude, there's some stories I could tell everybody about the nightclub scene.1:04:21 But I won't. Like, all right, I'll tell you one story. So the first job I ever had was DJing at Holiday Inn Fullerton. It was called, what was the club called? Crap, why am I having memory problems? So stupid. It was the nightclub inside the Holiday Inn. Okay. So I was the DJ. Okay.1:04:48 And the first night I was there, and by the way, DJs made good money back then. They were making, that was like the 80s, and they would make 20 some odd dollars an hour in the 80s just to play music. Crazy. So I was told my first night. Back then? Yeah, back then. And I came out of high school, so I started DJing with a fake ID.1:05:17 To prove I was 21, even though I wasn't. Yeah. Yeah. And then, so I was DJing like 18, making $20 an hour back in the 80s. So the waitress came up and she was, by the way, I know you're brand new. Tonight's your first night. All rookies, because you're considered a rookie, all rookies have to go around, empty the house, check the bathrooms, clean them out,1:05:47 if there's any mess in there on the counters and stuff. Yeah. Throw tissues out and all that. So I'm like, okay. So I went, stupid me, right? Oh, God. I'm a teenager. I go into the ladies' room, and there is a tampon. Like, put it this way, you couldn't use it anymore. It couldn't hold another drop, okay? Yeah.1:06:16 It was drenched. And I almost threw up. I kept running out screaming like a schoolgirl. I ain't cleaning that crap up. And they are on the ground laughing because it was a joke. They implanted it and poured grenadine1:06:41 I mean like a gallon of grenadine and I freaked out dude because I'm still a teenager I never saw that crap literally I think that was the first tampon I ever saw a used tampon and I almost lost my junk I'll never forget it the waitresses were rolling on the floor I never had that they do that to every rookie1:07:11 But I didn't clean it up. Screw that. Forget that. Even after you found out it was just grenadine? Yeah, it was just grenadine. It was a brand new tampon. Did you ever figure that out? No, they told me afterwards. After they were done laughing at me for an hour. Dude, I was some damaged material.1:07:35 I was freaked out. I'm like, I'm never coming to the hotel parking lot. I'm never coming near this place again. Oh, it's called Capers Nightclub. That was it. Do you remember that? No. Capers. It was so dead. Dude, to tell you how old it was, do you remember Star Tours at Disneyland? Yes. Oh, yeah. Do you remember how long it's been around?1:08:04 Oh, God. 80s? When I was working at the club, Capers, the guy who built it came to the hotel. Yeah, you were talking about this on another stream. What? You were talking about this on another stream. Yeah. He literally unrolled the blueprint and showed me Star Tours before it was built. That's crazy. I was there the day it opened because he told me1:08:34 it was a secret opening at Disneyland. He said, look, this is the ride that we're building. Yeah. That's when I was, that's when the guy showed me, he probably showed me an 86, but it was amazing. I'm like, wow. And that, that ride, I'm sure most of you have been, I think they have one at Disney world too. Don't they? I'm not sure.1:09:01 or Star Wars land or something. But now I know they have a Star Wars land. Yeah, I don't think it's has anything to do with Star Tours. Star Tours was in Tomorrowland. Right. But when I worked at Disneyland, I Well, not even when I Well, yeah, I probably was working in Disneyland.1:09:26 Cause I get in for free. So late at night when the park dies down, I remember Michael Jackson came in after the park closed. Yeah. I was actually there for one of those. Yeah. Were you, I wasn't like, as he walked around with his entourage and got the whole park for him running. Yeah. He ran the whole park just for Michael Jackson. Oh yeah. Yeah. I'm like, you know that,1:09:53 Did you know the park never shuts down? It did for about an hour or two. I'm talking about like the rides are still always operational 24-7. The music plays 24-7. Everything in Disneyland still runs 24-7. Now as far as like the lights and stuff like that, they do dim the lights and Main Street never shuts down. You want to hear another mind-blowing fact?1:10:24 How many people can fit in a Disneyland? God, I couldn't even begin. Roughly, what would you think? 80,000? No, it's got to be more than that. All right, 100,000? I'd say almost 500,000 to 700,000. Okay, just to let you know, I talked to a guy who worked there, like way up high in Disneyland.1:10:50 The first 20,000 people to walk through paid for everything. Anything above 20,000 people was gravy, meaning those people walked in, electricity was paid, salaries were paid, merchandise, overhead, everything was covered for that day. Everything else was profit. I can only imagine what it is today.1:11:16 Because, I mean, if you really think about it, like, so. Oh, two people. Two people. Anaheim. Let's say Anaheim experience is a blackout. Right. If you're in the sky, like in an airplane or in satellite or whatever, the only thing lit up will be Disneyland. Right. They have their own power. They have their own power source. Everything. Water, power, all that. So, anyway. So, dude, what we should do is say goodbye to.1:11:45 Wait, let's take a look real quick. Like Sarah, she said that her brother soldered a wire to a metal window screen. Okay, the ladies' room is always worse than the men's room. Oh, that's totally true. Totally true, guys. By the way, if you go to a strip show like an exotic, not where they get naked, but you go to a ladies' dancing and men tip them,1:12:10 Or you go to a women event where the men are dancing and the women tip night and day. Literally, women are freaking animals. I've never seen, because I used to DJ in the exotic men's dance routine. I played the music for them. Yeah. And it was disgusting. They were the most, they did things we would go to jail for.1:12:39 They did things... I saw one lady pull a guy's G-string and snap it. I mean, they were freaking animals, dude. They couldn't tip enough. I could not believe the first time I realized how bad they are. I'm like... I'm like, wow. He's like, end the song, end the song. And I'm like, now I'm going to watch...1:13:08 It was crazy, dude. Women are worse than men when it comes to that. When it comes to bathrooms, Michael Keen's right. Women's bathrooms are trash. Well, yeah. Like, I've worked, what, Starbucks back in the day. I worked the – you remember this –1:13:30 Westminster Lanes. I worked there. That's where I met Tammy. You have to clean everything up. That's where I first saw Tammy. The bathrooms in Westminster Lanes. Man. Women would... They would trash. They'd pee on the floor. I don't know how. I don't know how they would make this mess. I wouldn't care. I just wanted to get out.1:14:00 It was just scary. Yeah. But yeah, there is a big difference. Because men... I mean, you even think about touching one of the dancers, you're going to jail. Yeah. Okay? Women can snap your G-string, your junk fall out, and they're laughing about it. And they somehow get free drinks. I don't understand...1:14:28 How is that uneven? But men got screwed all the time. It's even worse today. Oh, today, please. That stuff don't even happen today. I'd be surprised if they still exist today. Okay, Gatsby asked a question. Was MJ innocent or guilty? You mean of child molestation? Is that what you mean? If that's what you mean, I don't believe he did it. I don't believe he molested children. I believe...1:14:58 I just don't believe it. Yeah. So they did what they do to anyone they don't control. Yeah, I believe he was murdered. I do believe he was murdered. Just like Prince. I think Prince was murdered. Say again? There's news coming out about that. Michael Jackson was in argument or like a legal dispute against Sony and all them. Yeah.1:15:28 Yeah, I... There's some... Guys, there's some big conspiracies that he's still alive. Yeah. Is it Ann H? Ann H, whatever. The girlfriend of... What's her face? The talk show girl. She was lesbian. Anyway, there's rumors she was alive when they were trying to put her dead body in the car. So, there's some major rumors.1:15:59 Paul Walker, he was murdered because he was going to tell too much. I mean, all these actors and actresses were taken out. You can run down that rabbit hole all day long. Oh, yeah. I believe half of them.1:16:17 I believe, is Robin Williams still alive? I'm hearing that too. I think, especially with Paul Walker, there is something about the organization that he worked with found dirt on the Clinton Foundation. Oh yeah, hit man Hillary. Look out for her. But yeah, I believe she took Anthony Bourdain, another guy that I liked a lot.1:16:47 I believe he was taken out. Yeah, I heard something about that, too. We could go on all day, guys. Oh, yeah, there's plenty. Go back and watch Michael Jackson's Super Bowl appearance. Just stood there for a few minutes before beginning, and the crowd was so loud you couldn't hear. Yeah. Guys, if you're young in the chat room and you don't remember Michael Jackson, he blew away Elvis, Beatles. He was...1:17:17 Incredible. And at the time, I wasn't that much of a fan. I would almost say he was definitely like Taylor Swift of our time. Yeah. He was bigger than anything that he would make women pass out just by standing in the same arena. They would pass out. He was incredible.1:17:46 But he was also an incredible performer. You got your money's worth with him. Oh, yeah. He definitely put on a show. Macaulay Culkin and Corey Feldman both had their run-ins with weirdos in Hollywood. Oh, yeah. I believe, honestly, I believe the pedophiles and elites of Hollywood...1:18:13 caused Macaulay Culkin and Corey, you know, all that, those rumors about Michael Jackson, I believe were stirred up. And now, now today, more than ever, Michael is saying that they have only ever said good things about Michael Jackson and always felt safe with him. Who said that? Michael, you're reading the same thing. Macaulay Culkin and Corey Feldman. Oh yeah. No, no. Any accusations were made up.1:18:43 And his death made up, not made up, excuse me, it was created. You can actually watch, I think Candace Owens does a deep dive onto it. Yeah. That's just the beginning. Check out Prince. I think the same thing happened to him. He always fought the system. He was like one of the last people. He was a really smart guy. He was on a late night talk show and he was, like I just saw a video, a little short1:19:12 that he was on a talk show talking about how little musicians actually make because the record took a majority of the cut. Oh, yeah. He was the last one to give in to Spotify. He wouldn't let his library touch Spotify. Wow. He fought them for years. He finally gave in. But I think the guy from Nirvana, he was also killed. Yeah, I believe it.1:19:41 When they're killed out of nowhere, when you're not expecting it, when there's no reason for it, it happened to happen. Like JFK Jr.? Yeah. In the plane crash? Come on. Or Kobe in the helicopter? Come on. Let's line it up. Let's line them up, guys. Because you're going to find out over time, sooner or later, there's always somebody who knows.1:20:11 Jeff says Chester Bennington was murdered. Who? Chester Bennington. Who's Chester? Isn't he from Lincoln Park? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know who that is. Yeah. Yeah, he was bigger than Taylor Swift. Of course, yes, totally. Oh, yeah. Still doesn't have the global reach that MJ has. I'm just saying, to put it in perspective, the closest you can get to what... Taylor Swift does not make people cry.1:20:39 Just doesn't. I mean, maybe 12-year-old little girls. I think the last person before him to do something to that extreme was probably Elvis. Yeah. Elvis had the same effect. I mean, so did the Beatles. If you've never watched the movie about Elvis' life, you should. Yeah. It was pretty screwed up, too. Poor guys. These entertainers, they go through hell.1:21:04 Well, they took advantage of big time. Yeah, they claimed Prince OD'd. I thought it was mixing his medicine or something. But maybe that was Michael Jackson. I can't remember. I can't keep all these killings straight. I know, right? But Garth Brooks... Okay, the only reason Garth Brooks is alive is because he's liberal. Same with... He's not on Spotify, Gatsby says.1:21:34 Oh, Garth Brooks isn't? No. Hold on a minute. I thought he was. Now I got to look. Sorry, Gatsby, I got to check. While you look that up, I'll read his next one. Kurt Cobain had a history of mental health issues not stemmed from his stomach issues he dealt with his whole life. Yeah, Kurt Cobain could go either way. They could have taken him out. He could have taken himself out.1:22:04 I do know he was going through struggles. You live in Washington. And at the time, he was big. He was like the capital of the world for self-deletion. Garth Brooks. No, Garth Brooks is here on Spotify. His ultimate hits. Is it him or is it his? No, hold on a minute. Ready?1:22:35 Well, no, I'm saying, did you post it? It's Garth Brooks. Yeah. Yeah. Ready? Jack on here rocking out. So, yeah, Garth Brooks is on Spotify now. He may not have been. He may have given in. But Garth Brooks is way, way liberal.1:23:04 Everybody out here knows it. So if you run into Garth Brooks, it's no big deal. Like, oh, you're on the show. Great. Actually, there was somebody I ran. Well, I didn't run into him, but I know people that did was in Nashville. Right. David Arquette.1:23:26 Is there another person I just barely missed? I was coming into a work at shift and they would, or the person was there beforehand. And my coworker was like, you totally just missed this. You totally missed it. But it was a Reese Witherspoon. And she only knew because of the last name, because it wasn't, it was her brother or whatever, whoever it was. And then we used somebody else's name.1:23:56 No, it had the same last name. And then she noticed who his company was. Oh, Michael Caine, you're right. That is copyright. Sorry about that, guys. We may get flagged. It's only a few seconds of it. Wait, wait. You're not monetizing on that channel? I'm not monetized yet. Okay, yeah. Yeah, they're not going to touch you. Don't worry about it. Sorry about that. So what is Garth Brooks...1:24:25 Wife's name, Trisha Yearwood. Right? Sure. So, okay. Well, she's a famous country singer, too. Yeah. I mean, I know who she is. So Jack Jr. is bagging her groceries. Really? Yeah. He doesn't know who she is. Everybody's like, hey, we can bag your groceries. He's like, no, I got this. So he's walking out to her car with a shopping cart of her groceries. And she started talking about her husband.1:24:54 And Jack's just like, yeah, whatever, right? Yeah. So she goes, yeah, you may know my husband. And he goes, oh, really? Who is he? She goes, Garth Brooks. And Jack goes, oh, yeah, I think I heard of him. I think he shattered her ego completely all over the... It was the public's parking lot. Oh, my God. Yeah.1:25:24 It was so funny. He's like, Dad, I didn't know what to say. I mean, I'm not into her, whatever, her husband. I don't know what he sings. I mean, I know he's country, but I don't know what he sings. Yeah, you know the name, but you don't. Right, right. I thought, sweetie, don't worry about it. She's going to go home and cry in her $100 bills. Yeah, exactly. She's going to lay on her bed full of money. Or how does that say? Drink her sorrows away. So it was just funny.1:25:54 But anyway, I mean, I've run into like, I remember I finished DJing in Long Beach. Long Beach, it was the Long Beach Sheraton. Okay. It's called Stanley's Nightclub. And I was coming, it was in the lobby. And like Tom Selleck is standing right there. It was two in the morning. Tom Selleck is standing right in the middle of the lobby. Yeah. And I looked at him and the first thing I thought is,1:26:23 Just leave him alone. The guy's here for a reason. He doesn't want to be bothered. And he looked at me, and I'm like, hey, what's up? He's like, what's going on? That was it. And I walked off, got in my car, and went home. Oh, how funny. I thought, you know, that's cool. He was filming a film across the street. Oh, okay. Yeah. I've seen that. That's why they had him in the hotel. I saw, who was it, Stephen Baldwin when I was in LAX?1:26:52 Really? Yeah. I didn't want to bug him, but I wanted proof, so I took a picture. I wanted proof that I had seen him.1:27:00 I don't want to bug him. I'm trying not to be rude about it or nonchalant. This is the back of his head. I don't want to bother him. I was sitting right in front of him. Like, he was facing me, and I was on the other side. I was like, God, how am I going to take a picture of him without him not noticing that I've got my camera up? I mean, you all know when you're sitting there, like, with a phone in your hand, like, oh, my God, oh, my God, take a picture. Guys, hold on a minute.1:27:26 um okay hold on gatsby garth brooks ultimate hit cd those are his songs right there i just played one like i said do you not believe he's on spotify no no no what i'm thinking is is it him or somebody else posted that was him i know trust me i literally i don't know i know every one of his songs he's been to our studio when i was on the air1:27:52 I know his music. I played it every day on the radio. So I know literally his voice, the tone, the notes. That wasn't a cover tune. Well, no, but like you played it on air here. He didn't endorse that. You know what I'm saying?1:28:13 What are you trying to say? That Spotify allowed somebody to post music that wasn't theirs? I don't know their rules, so I couldn't tell you. Well, I have no idea. Hold on a minute. Not that it really matters, but... No, they even have a follow button for the artist. Okay, well, yeah. That's the real deal. Garth Brooks...1:28:43 what is your heart on with guard brooks i don't care when you're looking up i'm just look he's primarily on amazon music not spotify due to exclusive deal while some live recordings he's not on spotify yeah i'm looking right at it listen listen it says while some live recordings and collaborations with other artists can be found on spotify his core catalog is not1:29:10 That's his greatest sin. I just played it. I'm reading off of AI or Google. I swear. If not, that's the best cover tune I've ever heard. The best. It says there's a limited availability. While his main catalog isn't on Spotify, some live recordings and collaborations. His greatest sins is. Wait, what's the date of that article, dude? That's AI. It's not an article. That's AI? AI?1:29:38 Oh, yeah. Well, AI still can't draw a man with just two legs. Has trouble with that. You know that AI can't make a full glass of wine? What do you mean? It can't make, like, if you were to say, show me a picture of a glass of wine. Glass of wine filled to the brim. It can't do it. Okay, hold on a minute.1:30:10 Show me an image of a glass of wine filled to the brim. I can't show you an image, but picture this. A tall, elegant wine glass. Ruby red wine right up to the very top. Shut up. Spilling over with a glossy shine. How about you shut the frig up? Okay, so that one didn't work. Hold on a minute. Let's go to chat GPT. What else was I going to say? Hold on.1:30:40 A image of a glass of wine filled to the brim. Oh, I did see Kevin Smith. Oh, the director? Yeah. I saw him in life. Real life. I hear he's a nice guy. He's not a bad guy. He's pretty nice. I literally saw him. I'm like, I know who you are.1:31:04 It didn't dawn on me at first. I was like, I know you. Where did you hear that this image is taking forever? What was it? Tim Pool and a couple other podcasters. They tried it out and they couldn't get it to do it. Image of a glass of wine spilled on bread.1:31:33 well image of a glass of wine filled to the brim not filled to the brown you freaking morons gosh image of a glass of wine filled to the brim hold on I can't believe we're still on they added Jay and Silent Bob playable in the new Call of Duty are you serious that's funny1:32:03 I hear that's a great movie. I've never seen it. Call of Duty. You're right. They don't. Yeah. See? Yeah. It's always a half glass. Or here. Hey, what's up, Homer? Crazy. But here's another one. Try this. What? Say you want a clock pointer or a1:32:34 An analog clock? Right. And say any time. It really doesn't matter. 6 o'clock, midnight. It'll always have, it'll be like a hand at the 10 and the 1, I think, or 11 and 1. It's always in the V shape. I need an image of an analog clock showing 1230. Okay.1:33:04 So it can't do it? It can't do it. Look at this. This is a little stupid. That's so weird. It showed two different times, though. See? Whoops. I got two different times. It shows the V. Right, but it didn't do...1:33:31 One is like 10.07 and one is 12.12. Yeah. 12.30 p.m. It won't matter. Analog clocks don't have a.m. p.m. I don't care. I'm just trying it. Don't crush my spirit here. It's funny, though.1:34:01 Have you tried this? I've seen it done. I don't have AI, especially since my phone's... This one's showing me like 2.37. It's still showing other times, but it's not doing that. The one right there on the... Right underneath the time? Right.1:34:22 It actually shows something different. See, I've never seen it do that. But usually it's the one on the other side. Right, on the 10 and the 2. Yeah. Like driving. Yeah. Okay, so anyway, we honestly should say goodbye. Let's see. Jimmy, who's this special gentleman? This is my buddy Jack. Is it Homer Gless? I just said call him Homer. Who's this special gentleman?1:34:50 I'm just some guy that Jimmy's training me how to podcast. Am I really? Yeah. I want to get into YouTube. Sure. Jimmy's a good guy. Yeah. You have to follow us on F as in Frank as well. No, don't worry about that. Just, you know what? I think we're going to be coming back here too.1:35:14 Jimmy's really good at it. He's really good at that. Very cool. Thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah, I do what I can. He's a great guy. That's why I like hanging with him. But I will be on Twitch Gaming. It's on the bottom of the screen there for you guys. I'll be on there later tonight. Okay. Yeah. We'll also be doing F as in Frank next week and another broadcast here next week. That's cool.1:35:42 So are we going to try and do this every Monday? Yeah, that'd be kind of cool. Monday night's okay for you? Yeah. Monday nights suck. Nothing's ever going on but football. And that's on a channel we probably don't subscribe to anyway. Well, you've got... Don't you have the football thing? Where you get all the football channels? Oh, the Red Zone? Yeah. I usually do.1:36:11 But who knows? Oh, by the way, I bet on the Raiders, dude. Football's not even in season right now. I know. That's when you bet on the Raiders. I bet $40. Guess how much it pays. $400,000? $7,500. That's not bad. No. For a $40 bet. I'm betting that... Who's the partial owner of the Raiders again?1:36:42 The quarterback, Tom Brady. That's right. Wait, Tom Brady? Yeah, he's partial owner of the Raiders now. Really? That's why he stopped broadcasting. Tom Brady, the Patriots quarterback. He's part owner of the Raiders. So I'm betting that people are going to want to play for Tom Brady. I'm betting Tom Brady knows how to pick them. And I'm betting they've made some good acquisitions already. They got Gino Smith. You know that? Who?1:37:12 Gino from Seattle. Gino Smith. I'm guessing he's a football player. Sorry, I didn't mean to talk football. It's like talking German to you. So anyway. I know a few people. I'm betting on Tom Brady. It's Tom Brady's first year. So many players know Tom personally. So I'm hoping he'll put together a good team. I've heard he's a really good guy too. Yeah, I hear he's a good guy too. But1:37:43 I guess not. You're right. Jimmy doesn't follow football. Do you know what the yellow thing is in the end zone? The field goal? Oh, my God. You do know. Yeah. Good job. I know the game. I just don't know. I don't follow the players and stuff like that. Will Evans and Frank be before the Masters? Are you into the Masters, Gatsby?1:38:08 I don't know. F as in Frank kind of like a moving field goal. You know, we don't know exactly. Because like Tammy needs to run some errands. So I kind of hang with her. Then we come back after shopping or whatever. And then we jump on. So we should really secure it. What time does the Masters start?1:38:37 Sarah said that she met Michael Caine in real life. That's cool. Really? That'd be kind of cool to meet. Hold on, let's find out when the Masters start. And Homer, I'm playing Ghost of Tsushima tonight. Hold on a minute. You can join me on there. Who's going to get the time on the Masters? Yeah, that's fine. I'm just going over to chat. My mom had to make a picture of an analog clock at 10 after 11. What time day? Part of a dementia test.1:39:08 Hold on a second. Interesting. What time on the clock, you freaking moron? He spelled that right. The first round of the Masters Tournament starts at 3 p.m. Eastern Time on April 10, 2025. Okay, 3 p.m. He should be on before that, right? How long does it go for?1:39:37 I don't freaking know. Ask AI. No, I think we record at 1, don't we? Normally? Well, we should let Homer know what we're talking about because obviously he doesn't know who I am. Yeah. So we talk about trending topics. We talk about what's going on in the world today. Yeah, we do a YouTube channel called F as in Frank. There's a few of them, so you got to look for us.1:40:08 And then we get together on that channel. Yeah, if you find the one that looks like a school chalkboard behind F as in Frank. It's green chalkboard. Yeah, you'll recognize it. And that's the one. But yeah, so if you want to subscribe to that too, I think we're going to bounce back and forth.1:40:30 Yeah, for sure. Anyway, but... Hold on, hold on. Sarah said something interesting. She said her mom had to make a picture of an analog clock at 10 after 11. It was part of a dementia test. That's interesting. Oh, she had to draw it. Yeah, that's interesting. That is interesting. Especially if that's what AI normally pulls out.1:41:00 I don't know. That's interesting. I wonder how that, uh, corresponds to hat like yours. It rocks. Yeah. I can't, I can't do a cowboy hat. I mean, I got one, I got married in a country music and you can't do a cowboy hat. No. How many country bars have you been to? You never, you did. Wait, hold on. Hold on. Why? You didn't wear one for the wedding. I'd have to. Yeah. I wore a Stetson. Yeah.1:41:27 So I'm not breaking that out. That's Black Stetson. See, I'm all bald and everything. So, yeah, if you want me in a cowboy hat, I'll look around. If I have one. I have a lot of baseball caps. Yeah, a lot of people like the game, though. Which game? Ghost of Tsushima.1:41:54 Okay. Can your guest mute his mic while he's yelling at Siri? That's just something you got to get used to. Yeah. Muting my mic while I'm yelling doesn't work for me because I'm yelling for a reason. Just don't yell at me while Jimmy's talking to chat.1:42:17 Okay, Homer. Tell me the rules of YouTube, please. I don't know what I'm doing. Please instruct me. Hold on, Jack. I'm just talking to chat while he tries to get an answer from AI. Unfortunately, AI is not as smart as it's supposed to be. Oh, James watches The Masters 2. Live coverage starts at 9 a.m. Well, we'll be here when they're live.1:42:46 Yeah, I probably will probably go on before three. Yeah, I can see that over. So, you know what? You can always, you can always mute us and just keep us in the background. But actually, uh, F is in Frank is also on Twitch. Is it not? Oh, Homer, except my apologies. That's right, dude. He's on Twitch. I think he's on YouTube watching us, but he's watching us from Twitch.1:43:16 Totally understand. Totally get it. Is it broadcast to F as in Frank on Twitch? F as in Frank, but it's under my personal. On Cooking with Jack? It's on Jack Scalfani. Oh, okay. Do you have his contact info? I don't. Homer, if you join me on the gaming stream, then...1:43:42 I'll send you a link to it. Yeah. I don't know why I thought you were on YouTube. It shows you're on Twitch. Contact Jimmy. He'll give you the information. Yeah, definitely. Not here, though. Don't post it here, please. Yeah. I'm on Twitch, but it's easier to watch on YouTube when we're doing F's and Frank.1:44:08 Yeah. I think that's it. Yep. All right. So you're running the show, buddy. So I'll see you all later. Take care. We'll see you all next week.