[music] Live from the Biffnet Studios World Headquarters in Spring, Texas, it's Barry on Deck, hosted by former ESPN Houston radio host and stand-up comedian Barry Lambinac, starring Oliver the Cat, written by Barry Lambinac, produced by Barry Lambinac, directed by you guessed it, Barry Lambinac, featuring sports, entertainment, special guests, film sessions, and some drinking. Okay, a lot of drinking. Viewer discretion is advised. And now, here's your host, Barry Lambinac. Oh, what's up, you damn dirty daggots. Welcome to Barry on Deck. I am your host, Barry Lambinac. Thank you guys for being here. Holy shit, I don't even know if I remember how to do this. Today is Monday, July 15, 2024. And this episode number 815, Barry on Deck, I'm trying to get my bearing straight here. How the hell do you do this show? I don't remember. Hold on, let me tweet this some bitch out. There we go. Yeah, we're back. Ladies, gentlemen, back in the saddle again. Well, let me first, let me first make sure that we have audio. Let me, what's up, Steve with the weather guy? Make sure that the audio here is working. Let's see. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Yeah. Oh, Donna says audio is working good. All right. We're doing it. Had to get the camera all situated. I don't think it's right. And they need to back it up a little bit. There we go. All right, I think we're good. Hey, Donna, thank you for resubscribing 26 months young lady. I appreciate you my sweet sweet Donna. It's weird. Holy shit, it feels like it's been forever. Has this been the longest we've gone without a show? I feel like this has been the longest we've gone without a very on deck. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm wrong. Yo, Lisa. Oh, man, my voice is already caving in on me. Lisa, thank you for resubscribing for 29 months, sweetie. What's appreciated? Hey, house. What's up house? Thank you for the 200 bits. My friend house that I can't stay but love you. Thank you house. I love you too, buddy. I hope, uh, hope things are well where you are. Thank you for the 200 bits much appreciated. Um, yeah, things are good over here. We, uh, we finally have power. Hope you guys are surviving this storm after math, I guess I should say. I'm curious. Does everybody that's here? Oh, shit. We got a hype train going. Some of a bitch already. God bless. We're doing. Shut up. Shut up, flip. It's not a skinny jean sighting. Shut your mouth. It was skinny sweatpants sighting. One of the I wear jeans on the show. Today I wore sweatpants. I'm slowly just getting lazier and lazier. Stop wearing tennis shoes now where sleepers. They wore sweatpants. Evolving. Um, hey, screw Lisa, thank you for the 200 bits. Hey man, uh, first of all, this is not just for the hype train. This is just a welcome back. Thank you guys for coming back. It's good to see you guys. God, I've missed y'all so much. I miss doing this show. I miss talking to your big dumb stupid ears. Uh, it's good to have you back. It's good to be back. It's good to see you in the chat. It's good to see you guys everywhere. I love you. I missed your cheers deck heads. Welcome back. Mm, boom. What the fuck is in my glass? No, but whatever. I don't know what I just drank, but there's something in that bit. No. Oh my God. Jesus. What did I just? I just ingested something. I'm sure that was not good. I don't tell my wife. She's like, that's disgusting. Um, hey, what's up? Hey, so it's good to see you buddy. Let's do a roll call. We haven't done a roll call in forever. And I think if we were going to do one, um, this would be the time to do it, right? I mean, especially when you haven't done one in a very, very long time. And we haven't had a show in a very long time. So, uh, I know that that was a bone of contention at one point where people are like, it just takes too long to get to a show. It's a waste of time. Well, you know what? Let's do it because we haven't done it and we haven't had a show. So let me see here. Hold on. I'm downloading. I've got a shit ton of videos that I want to share with you guys that I think are hilarious. So I'm trying to get those for you as well as we go. Uh, okay. This is, uh, these are, I got some really good videos. I've been saving them. Um, I've been stockpiling and hoarding videos while we have been away. Hey, John Doria, sir. Thank you for the, uh, Reese's cool breeze with a hundred bits. Thank you, sir. Uh, I hope everyone is doing better, says John Doria. Thank you for 26 months of subscribing to this stupid ass show, buddy. I appreciate you, man. Thank you very much. Um, cool breeze. Thank you for the hundred bits, my friend. You're the realest of the real player. Thank you. Uh, let's see. Hold on. Let me, uh, pull up this. Okay. Um, why is that not working? Raggedy bitch. Oh, there we go. Copy link. That would help. Um, I forgot what the hell I was going to say. Oh, what is this? Donna said. Oh, hold on. I don't have my chat up. V mix social. Where did it go? Oh, hey, by the way, uh, joining me on the show today. Oh, I forget. I'm not doing, uh, uh, Facebook anymore. Just wasn't working. Uh, joining me on the show today, Jerome Solomon is going to pop in at about 10 minutes from now. And, uh, because he was pretty close with Jacobi Jones. We had a lot of deaths happen in the last, gosh, I don't know. Two days. So many deaths. And Jacobi Jones was amongst those. So, uh, Jerome is going to pop in and, um, talk about Jacobi. Uh, give us some insight into the life of a former Houston Texas and former, um, Super Bowl winner with the Baltimore Ravens. Uh, from Louisiana was a coach with the Beaumont renegades, I believe was the, uh, the name of the, the team out there. So, um, yeah, look forward to that. So Jerome will be here in a mere, uh, minutes from now. Uh, so look for that. Let me move this. Hold on. Oh, come on. I don't know why this thing. This shit never cooperates. And then of course, Jenny is mom going to be joining me today on the program at 315 for her usual visit. Like she always does. So that'll be good as well. Uh, tonal, let's just resubscribe for 29 months. Uh, sir. Oh wait, it says resubscribe for 26 months at tier one. They've been subscribed for 29 months. That's so weird. I don't know why it says that. That's weird. Hey, Jim, thank you for the 169. I like, uh, what's up? Jim, good to see you, buddy. Thank you for being here, man. Uh, we are in level two, 53% of a hype train. You guys are the titties, man. Uh, BB dubs and happy college football 25 day for those that pre-ordered. I did not. I'm on the fence if I'm going to get it only because only because I just don't know if I'm going to have the time to play. I really want to get it because that was like my all time favorite video game. I just don't know if I'm going to have the time to sit down and invest in playing it because I'll tell you once I get into it, um, it's, it's over. Like I, I don't really ever stop. I mean, like, especially if the recruiting is the same as it used to be where like you go on the recruiting field. And I mean, I used to have notebooks where I would, I would, I would make notes about recruits. Like it was, it was bad. It was awful. Like I would only, sometimes I would only play just to recruit. I wouldn't even, I wouldn't even like, I wouldn't give a shit about the football. Like if they came out with a game that was just recruiting, I would probably play that more than I would care about the football. Like I wouldn't, that would be just like, Oh, yeah, you could have the gameplay during the season. I just want to recruit players. It was weird. It was very, very weird. But, um, but that was kind of like, Jim said, Oh, you were one of those guys. Yeah, I didn't care about this much about the football play. And besides, because once here's the problem, Jim, and everybody knows this. Everybody knows this. You find maybe two, three or four plays that you know work every time. That's all you run. For me, it was real simple. I recruited guys with 99 speed, right? So I would recruit, I would recruit a quarterback with 99 speed. I would recruit a half back with 99 speed. And then it was option left option right. That was it. And you couldn't stop me. You couldn't stop me. That was it ball game. It was option left option right two dudes with 99 speed. I would get you and then I would have like half back off tackle left half back off tackle right both. I mean my guy had 99 speed. And then it was, you know, I'd have a receiver where I would run. I'd run a go route with a slant route. I did tight. It was like, I was just recruit speed. That was the one thing. I was like, damn all that other stuff. Clarence that I'm here for the Olympic coverage. Well, yeah, wide receiver corner routes all day. It was just, that was the problem with the game is once you just locked in on a certain, you know, combination of plays. Bro, I'd be winning games 130 to seven. It was just like, I mean, I guess I could have upped the, the difficulty level, but it was like winning like that just got me to recruiting easier and faster. And then, of course, it made recruiting easier because everyone wanted to play for, you know, and I wouldn't just be like the Aggies. I would go and be stupid. I would go and be stupid schools. Like I'd be rice. I'd be U of H, you know, dumb schools. What? I would be like, I would be weird schools that nobody wanted to be. And I'd go and win national titles with it. So, um, Jim says EA says they're not doing what they used to do and just slap a bunch of college teams in a Madden game engine. We shall see. Yeah. I won many national championships from Hawaii for Hawaii back in the day. Yeah, same. I would, uh, I would mix it up. I would get some just off the wall. Yo, programs. You got to make use of great. I think on this game, the recruiting is going to be crazy and you can, uh, watch this. You can watch the Sim as if you were the coach. Oh, nice. That's cool. All right. Let's do a roll call real quick. And then we're going to get into more of the show. Um, starting with AJB back on the tubes. What's up? Aaron J. Bright. Good to see you, buddy. Oh, my sweet, sweet Donna. How are you? Thank you for being here. My love. Eric. Mercedes is also on YouTube. Good to see you, buddy. Uh, Donna told him, Eric, what did you think of the Copa poop show last night? That was awful. The fans, I mean, that was crazy. The soccer fans are crazy, wild, stupid and dumb. Yo, what up, Jacob? Good to see you, man. Jacob said 33 minutes, bitch. Yeah, I know. I know. Um, uh, and Donna, what happened last night? It happens a lot. That's why they don't live fans close to the stadium. Very poor showing. Yeah. That's so true. Uh, Donna's on Twitch as well. Let's see. Uh, how do you call this football day from P.P. Dubs? C.C. Copa Mundial going to have to do some work. Uh, let's see. Jim's like good to see everybody's going to have to get to that. Yeah. I don't know. We're going to get to that in just a second here as well. Uh, Alex Villanueva is in the building. P.P. Dubs is in the building. Stephen, the weather guy is here. Who else? I got Jim on sports. Um, C.C. F.J. What's up, homie? Good to see you, my friend. Uh, who else? Um, that was page one of the chat extra again. Oh, let's see. Am I missing here? Nope. And on page two, Jim, Stephen. Yeah. What up, jet? Good to see you, sweetie. Thank you for popping in. Um, Claire's is here. I'm here for the Olympic coverage. Shut up. Um, let's see. Hey, what up? Hey, Sue is good to see you, my friend. Thank you for popping in as well. And who else is here? Total Dallas. Does A.M. claim the title? You won them. Shut up. Probably. No one there's stupid asses. What up, flip. Good to see you, my friend. Um, wow, crazy, stupid and dumb. Also describes deckheads. Probably true. Yo, what up, Dre? Good to see you, pimpin. Thank you for being here, my friend. Um, damn, Eric Cresinda says, my wife's sister finally got power yesterday around 2 p.m. They were staying with us. That's crazy. Um, let's see who else. Okay, that's it. That covers everybody. So we got everybody in chat resize. I'm going to move this to show. Run off show. I can close this and come back to that. Close that. Alright, I'm going to get more videos here in just a second. Downloaded. Uh, okay. So here's the plan. Jerome Solomon going to pop in here. Any moment now. Um, to talk Jacobi Jones. If you didn't hear boy, we had a lot of, uh, passings, a lot, a lot of passings, uh, over the weekend and recently, uh, yeah. Thank you. Jesse Barry's looking Zvelte. Uh, Zvelte? Zvelte? I don't know. Yo, what up, Mr. Gary? Uh, I am doing well. Just wanted to learn so I can listen to you talk to Jerome Solomon. Appreciate that, man. He should be here any moment now. We're going to talk some Jacobi Jones, uh, try to get his thoughts as well on Ken Hoffman. A lot of passings, a lot of passings, uh, as of lately. Uh, here's the list that I have. Shelly Duvall passed away. Let's see what I don't have the dates here. Let's see. Shelly Duvall passed away July 11. She was 75 years old. That's crazy. So Shelly Duvall passed away on July 11. Um, Richard Simmons passed away July 13. He was 76. Um, let's see. Who else? Uh, it was on my list here. Um, obviously, uh, Jacobi Jones passed away. Uh, so young man, Jacobi Jones, super, uh, young passed away in his sleep on July 14. 40 years old was Jacobi Jones. Um, yeah, Dr. Ruth passed away. Uh, let me see him get the date here. Dr. Ruth was old though, man. She was like 96 years old. She passed away on July 12. Uh, let's see. Shannon, Dorty, Dorty, okay, Shannon, Dorty, Doh, I don't know how to fucking say it. Shannon, Dorty, she was 53. She passed away July 13. And she was 53. And then she passed away. And then, uh, obviously, Ken Hoffman passed away yesterday. And, um, I don't know how old Ken was, um, but he, uh, obviously passed away July 14. So that's a, you know, they usually say these things happen in threes. That's six. That's a lot. So in order, you had, let's see here. You had, let's see. In order it would go Shelly Duvall on the 11th, Dr. Ruth on the 12th, Richard Simmons and Shannon Dorty on the 13th and then Jacobi Jones and Ken Hoffman on the 14th. That's crazy. That's a lot. Uh, hey, what up, Jeff Bell? Good to see you, man. Our shop just got power. That's crazy, man. Uh, what up, Christopher Sam Houston? Good to see you. So a lot of, uh, a lot, a lot of, um, a lot of celebrity passings. What up, Amos? Good to see you, my friend. Hey, there is an incoming ad break. Uh, by the way, I switched up the ads. Twitch has been hounding me for ad break changes. So just FYI, if you're not a subscriber to the channel, to the on Twitch, you might see a few ads here and there. Just bear with me. It's a minute. It's not a big deal, but it does support the channel. And if you're not a subscriber, uh, you know, it just puts a little bit of coin in your boy's pocket. Not a big deal. It's like a commercial. Okay. Uh, but if you are a subscriber, you won't see it. So it's not a big deal. Um, but, um, so you'll see, you should see something here in just a minute, but, uh, that is six celebrity passings from July 11 to July 14. Shelley Duvall, Dr. Ruth, Richard Simmons, Shannon Dorty. Uh, I don't think I'm saying that right. Jacobi Jones and Ken Hoffman. All from July 11 to July 14, three days. That's crazy. And they, like I said, they say it happens in threes, but this, this was sixes. This is, it's uncanny. That's, uh, that's a little weird. And, um, I am happy to say that I, uh, I have a good friend of mine, um, who knew Jacobi Jones well and is able to speak. Um, well, uh, well, is able to talk about Jacobi and he's joining us now on the program, friend of the show, friend of mine, friend of yours, uh, senior columnist for the Houston Chronicle. Ladies and gentlemen, please help me. Welcome to the program. Mr. Jerome Solomon. Jerome, how are you, buddy? Good man. I like how you say he speaks well too for a brother. I didn't, I didn't say that. I didn't say that. You caught yourself in the middle of me. I, I, I caught. You know what? I've always hated that. I've always, you know what's crazy is I've said that before, whenever you see people talking about a, a black dude, they're always like, it's so well spoken. I'm like, how come they never say that about a white dude, bro, and it's aggravating his shit. They're always like, he's so eloquent. Like, bro, y'all never say that about white dudes. It's infuriating. Indeed. Indeed. Um, you didn't mention it. Shelly, she's from Houston. Yeah. My high school, Walter Piscum. Proud. Mighty Rams. You know what's funny, Jerome? My mom went to wall trip. Uh, she's coming up at three. My mom joins me every Monday at 315. My mom is a wall trip alum as well. So, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, I know. All of us say, Jerome. It's not good to have you back. I think it was Shelly devolved because, yeah, she was, she's, they're probably the same age. So, like, actually, Patrick Swayze's mom and my grandmother were like associates or friends or something like that. But yeah, that whole, that whole crew, a lot of people don't, you know, realize that, but like Patrick Swayze and his mom and Shelly devolved and all that. There was a, that was a whole thing down here. And it goes to show you, man, you ain't got to be, you know, you can make it from here in Hollywood. You know, people don't realize that, but it can happen. I, you know, and I say that because growing up, man, I always wanted to be a stand up comic. And you know why it didn't start till I was 38? Because I thought there's no way you can make it from Houston. So many have though, you know what I mean? It just depends on where you want to get to. I see all these people, not all these, so many people doing really well in comedy. This is like the golden age of stand up comedy. I would guess with as many clubs as there are as many guys, headlining guys. And I say, I mean, males, just comedians. There's, there's more opportunity than there's ever been, but it's still extremely hard. But I didn't know at the time. And that's, that's the thing I think you, you know, I need to get the word out more to younger comics who are maybe like want to be comics, but think you have to be, you know, in a layer, whatever you don't. But, but it's different now. We didn't have the internet. And I think they know now. But back then, I thought, Oh, there's no chance. I don't even, it's not even worth trying because you have to be in LA or New York. So that was a huge misconception on my part. But anyways, let's talk, let's talk Jacobi Jones, man, huge news and so abrupt and such a young man at 40 years old to pass away in his sleep overnight. I don't know. They didn't release a cause of death, but just a tragic loss for a guy who was so beloved by so many. And you knew him well. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, he was, Jacobi was always the life of not the party of wherever he was. You know what I mean? That's, that's just, I'll always remember him. I mean, he died at a very young age. You're gone far too soon, obviously at 40 years old. But I, I remember him as the kid who showed up, you know, and he, he always carried himself like a 21 year old. Like he just got legal. He was always laughing. He couldn't stand still. He was dancing. If you go out and watch him a practice between plays, he's dancing around after plays, before plays, during some plays. He couldn't focus. That was one of his problems that kept him from being a superstar is that he just, he couldn't lock in and focus play after play after play. But he had such a ability that he could make amazing plays, like, on call almost. I saw one story that had been repeated, but it, I'd seen it years before, but they were playing in a game when he was with the Ravens. And, you know, the other team had scored to take the lead with like, you know, less than two minutes to go in the ball game and they're going to take off. And Jacoby's in the end, so I'm going to talk and do his mother. John Harbaugh yelled at him, hey, hey, they kick it off. They kick it off. He turns around after the guy had already kicked the ball, found it, ran it back for a game when it touched down. That's Jacoby. Just a wild man. And just, he should have been the MVP of that Super Bowl. That was a, that was a fun week for him back home in his hometown of New Orleans. And the Ravens were just rolling and it was, there was a lot of media and hype and talk with Kaepernick there. And, you know, with Ray Lewis and Ed Reed leading the defense. And, you know, quarterback was just going off, all through the playoffs. Flacco was just, everybody thought he was about to become a superstar. And that was the height of his career, obviously. But Jacoby stole the show. I mean, with a hundred and eight yard kick off return. And Kathy, the touchdown pass he caught was a ridiculous one. But I'll always remember that week. That was the first time he cussed me out. What? What he was Super Bowl. What he was. He was not happy with me after they lost to the Ravens in the playoffs. And, I mean, there's no defense for it. I don't need to defend it. I mean, it was obvious he made a bad play and that helped lead to Texans loss. The Texans did come back after that and made it a game. But they didn't win it. But his play was so bad and muffing and fumbling the punt. Ravens recover scored an easy touchdown on two yard drive. And, you know, I wrote like something like, you know, yeah, you probably want to blame Jacoby Jones for this loss. You really shouldn't do that. However, if he had missed the team, played Texas would have won. He was a little warm. I didn't talk to him the whole off season because we started a couple times did hear back from him. But I didn't think anything of it. Then during the season just got busy and didn't even think about it. Show up there at Super Bowl week. And, and he sat down doing interview with a huge crowd of people and he's like, I ain't asking no question to that motherfucker at least. I was like, who are you talking about? That's cold. I was like, you talking about him? He pointed my head. I was like, man, what did I do? You know, the fuck you do? I said, man, you got to tell. I didn't run you on top. Well, that's where the shit started. I ain't doing shiny ass. No question. This motherfucker didn't really leave. I started to be stuck with his native, but I didn't want to fuck up everybody else's workday. That is fantastic, man. That is fantastic. I didn't do that. He said, you started it. And technically he was right. Because at the time, the way we operated was we were like in playoff game or any Texas game, you have to write during the game to have something ready to go. So as soon as the clock's hit zero, you push the in and they can put it up on the website. Then you go down and interview everybody and get quotes and stuff and figure out what you're really going to write for my call and they'll be in the newspaper and get posted later that night. But obviously, Texas fans were pissed off. So the first thing that we posted was you want to blame Jacoby, don't you? And that was with my name on. And that was the thing that got the biggest hits all day in the next week. It was everywhere. And it was like, but I did run the man out of town. He was one of my favorite Texans. One of my all time favorite Texans. Just a good, hearty person, a cool dude. So funny. I mean, I just, I used to just turn on the tape recorder and just throw some lines at him and watch him work because he was that funny. He always, it felt like, and you've seen people say it, it always felt like the dude was smiling. I'm always in a good mood. I know a lot of fans, you know, and that's the nature of sports. A lot of fans after the, you know, like I said, the fumble and all that. It was, but you get over that and you understand it and it's sports, but his teammates just, I don't think you ever saw anybody have anything bad to say about him as far as his teammates because he was just such a likable guy. It seemed like he was always in a good mood and always having fun, always smiling. And that's a, that's a, that's a cool thing. And that's a tough loss. It's tough to lose a guy like that. You know, it's, I mean, it's obviously tough to lose anybody, but when it's somebody who always seems to be in good spirits and a happy-go-lucky, nice, just genuinely good person. That, that, that hurts a little bit more, you know? Yeah, I mean, he was, he was everybody's fun little brother on the team, even the guys who he was older than, and I've been there for a few years, they, everybody, I mean, and you can see it from the tributes or the post, the former teammates of his made from all around the league and the people that knew him, they all say that same thing about you never saw him without a smile. You always saw him dancing and he put on a show when every score touchdowns and he's a great return man. He's a talented dude. One store, I probably need to find his coach, his college coach came here to TSU and coached and got caught cheating and doing some scandalous stuff, but one rumored story, never, never was able to lock down, so I never ran with it in, in paper aiming was that, so he, he played that little old Lane college, right? So it's a small school, scouts never come there. So when they came there to, you know, watch him work out and, you know, his pro day and get his 40 time, ran a blazing 40 time because he was fast as hell. Now, of course, the rumor was that the coach had Lane marked off 39 yards instead of 40 and that may have got him a couple of tens. That's just a rumor, but I guess it wasn't like he wasn't passed. I mean, the dude could actually, could scoot. So it wasn't really necessary, but it didn't hurt him. That's funny. That's so funny, man. That's, yeah, and he was fast and I mean, the proof is in the putting almost 8,000 return yards in his career. And I love him, man. He, you know, he was a Texan for what? Three, four years. And then became a Raven and it was, he was one of those guys where, you know, he wasn't a, a primary receiver, but he was always, you felt like he had the ability at any moment to break open a game. He wasn't always going to be a threat. You weren't always scared of Jacobi Jones, but at any one moment, he would do something. You'd be like, wow, man, that kid, that's a kid, but that guy could just do something every once in a while and you'd just be like, man, if he could just put it. Yeah, the inconsistency was a problem. I mean, he could run, but his hands were very sketchy in the Super Bowl. Early on, the first pass that Flacko threw to him. He dropped it. Flacko was like, man, come on. And he was like, look, okay, man, my bad, that was my bad, but he made up for it by scoring a couple of tests down later in the game. That was one of the things I wrote in that column about the Texan and Raven is that, well, you just knew, or you just waited and kept waiting and waiting for him to make up for that fumble, and all he did was fumble another one. At least he would cover the second one, but he didn't have any catches for any yards. You know, he just, he just didn't, didn't do what Jacobi could do and bust one loose because had he done that, the Texan would have won that game and then would have gone to Foxborough to play the Patriots and get smoked in the AFC Championship game in the next week. But it would have been interesting. I would have liked them to see get their shot at getting smoked in Foxborough then. The Texans were really good right there. And people, you know, I mean, people leave it in the dust because they never made it to an AFC Championship game or a Super Bowl or won anything, but they were really, really good. The year the Ravens won the Super Bowl, that next season, the Ravens won the Super Bowl, the Texans beat them like 43 to 13. Just man-handle them. Got off to a great start and then Matt Schop got hurt and things fell apart. But, I mean, this team right then that's the golden era of the Texans right about there because all of the great Texans that you think of, almost all of them were there on that team. The JJ Watts, Ariane Foster, Rico Ryan, you know, Whitney Merseliss and, you know, Chester Pitts, all those, all the, you know, all the names you didn't think of. All the names that you can mostly think of were on that team. That's the golden era. This group that's playing now is going to be the next golden era based on what we've seen already from them in one year you know, for Sprout and Anderson and others that, you know, we could be talking about this group, you know, 10 years from now like that depends on how they deliver. Yeah, Amos in the chat said, Jacob, we bought a Jug's machine after that last Texan season. Didn't help, you know, he still couldn't catch it. That's a fact. Nobody can catch him though. That was the thing. And that play against Denver, that's one of the greatest plays in Baltimore Raiden's franchise history and so he's getting a lot of love in the Baltimore era here since yesterday when the news broke. Yeah. Still haven't heard anything at all about the cause of death and that's typically very minor at this point because, you know, someone's gone. It almost doesn't matter how if it wasn't a homicide. It's a sad situation regardless. Yeah, you know, it passes in the sleep which if I get to choose, that's how I'd like to go, you know? You know, you don't want to go like Richard Pryor's dad? No thanks. That's when it goes. Came and he went at the same time. No, it's a girl with easy teeth. No, but you still help. You still, I mean, you're up and you're up, but still. Came and he went at the same time. I hate you. I rather not. I just, I want to be asleep. I don't want to be awake. I want to be asleep. What about you? You go out doing what you do best. I'll choose to go out doing what I do best. You think I sleep? You think that's what I do best to sleep? You don't want to die on stage. Has a comic ever died on stage? I'm sure one of them, you know what? There has been a comic that died on stage I do believe and they thought it was a big. They thought it was a big. Oh, really? Yeah. Like, they don't keep more laughing. Yeah. They were like, oh, what is this? They're having a heart attack. Yeah, it was wild. Uh-oh. Nope, mom, not yet. Not yet, mom. Not yet. You kicked off. Not yet. You kicked off Jerome, mom. You kicked off Jerome. Come back. Come back, mom. Come back at 315, mom. You come back at 315. Oh, Jerome, call back. Call back, Jerome. Jenny always gets in early. Oh, connect back. I gotta remember. There you go. There you go. Sorry about that, Jerome. Jenny connected in early. Yeah, there was actually a comedian that had a heart attack on stage. Real quick, though, before I let you go, Jerome, because we are going to get out of here. The passing of Ken Hoffman was very sudden as well. I know you know Ken from your days is the Chronicle. And figured out it would be as good a time as any to get your thoughts on that as well. Because both on the same day as well, just so, so, so long time. Houston writer, I've been wrote for the post before he came over to the Chronicle. So he was writing his mindless, you know, just thoughts of whatever he was thinking about. And, you know, for four decades or so here in Houston and had a huge loyal following. He wrote a humor, mostly humor column, but it was more about his daily life. And, you know, his raising his son as a baseball, literally baseball player and his love of the Beatles. He and David Barron, who's a really close friend of mine, went on a Beatles vacation a couple of months ago. So they went to like, you know, you do the walk across the whatever, the crosswalk that the Beatles took to fame. I'm not a Beatles person, so. Was that Abby? Is that what that is? Yeah, yeah, I wrote. Yeah, exactly. So they did all of that and went to three different cities where they were from and did the full Beatles tour. So he got to do that before he passed away. And he, I mean, he is a huge, huge fan. So that's good for him, you know, have done that. And he's a lot of people loved him. And he's a legend and he used to note out. Oh, yeah, I mean, I didn't know about it until I saw Reheel, who him and Reheel were very close. I know I had Reheel on not too long ago and he was talking about him and Hoffi still talked almost just about every day. Even though they weren't, you know, working together anymore since they're 15, 60 days. But, you know, he said, Hoffi was like his dad, they would talk every day. And Hoffi was an odd bird, but he was you, you had to know how to take coffee, you know what I mean? You had to, he was one of those guys, he would never let you in on the bit. If you didn't, if you weren't picking up on it, you wouldn't catch it. You know, you, he would stick to the bit. And if it was sarcasm and, you know, if it was, if it was supposed to make you mad, he would never let you know that. And you would just be angry and everyone else that was in on it would be laughing because he would not let you in on it at all. Because a lot of people would be like, Ken Hoffman's a dick. I'm like, nah, that's the bit, bro, you know. That's probably why he and I didn't get along all that well. You know, using a bit on me, I would beat your ass. I was joking, of course, but he thought I was serious. He hid from me for months. I was going to beat my ass. That's serious. Sorry, I didn't need to scare you, bro. Hey, my man. Oh, that's hilarious, man. Well, yeah, that's a little wild, man. He's really done, did a lot of things for charity, a lot of stuff for animals and everything as well in town. He would always write about pets that need to be adopted. I mean, just a, and a really funny dude. I mean, some of this stuff in his writing is hilarious. Yeah, very funny dude, man. I mean, I just, it's wild, dude. I mean, we lost a lot of, you know what it is, you're wrong with all this. It makes me feel old. When you start to see these people that you kind of grew up with and around and Dr. Ruth or Richard Simmons, and it's like, damn, it's starting to make me feel old. Yeah, but they were old, old. They're old and you, but like Jacoby had 40. Yeah. It didn't seem like he's that old, you know what I mean? No. But he was, you know, but he, yeah, I didn't move through, you know, he had to go to Iowa and in full college and stuff. He probably didn't get into the league until he used, you know, 23, 24 or something, so a little bit later than others. But I wouldn't have guessed that he's 40. And he, and I do want to end with that, you know, like, man, that special tribute to his, his energy, his, his, his love of his mother and his just love his teammates. He loved Houston too. I mean, he was, he, he took the H town immediately once he hit here. I mean, like a lot of people from New Orleans do, they can feel that same energy here. And a lot of ways. And Jacoby is just, just a good dude. I mean, that's the thing. Just a good dude, even though like I said, when I posted on Twitter yesterday that the two of the last three times we talked, he cussed me out, but that's all right. You know, it didn't affect how it felt about him. That's for sure. Nothing but love, man. Well, Jerome, I appreciate you speaking up below, man. You know, I got it for you. Thanks for coming in and giving us your thoughts about Jacoby as always, man. All right, bro. Later. Talk to you soon. All right. That's Jerome Solomon seeing your columnists for the Houston Chronicle giving us his thoughts on Jacoby Jones. All right. Now we can get Jenny's mom in here and let's see. Let me text her. There we go. Freed up. Sorry about that. All right. Yeah. Good stuff from Jerome. Jerome says she was trying to get in before you hung up. Yeah. Hoffey was a fun dude, man. Hoffey was a, he was a funny dude, man. He was a great writer and like a really, like I said, man, what I loved about Hoffey was a lot of people when it like when Ken Hoffman did stuff that was like a bit or like a, you know, messing with you or whatever, a lot of people give in or quit the bit early because they see that it affects people or they see that, you know, people are, it's really bothering someone. So they, they give up on the bit, man, not Hoffey. No way. He was, he was in the bit. He was, he was in the bit and he would commit to it. They always talk about commit to the bit. That was definitely Hoffey for sure, a thousand percent. So, man, this is, by the way, thank you guys for the hype train. Let's see. Hey, Dre, my bad. Dr. Dre on 290, thank you so much for resubscribing to the channel, resubscribing for 18 months of Tier 1. They've been subscribed for 24 months, sir. Thank you so much. All the hype train got to level two, 54 percent. You guys are the tinnies. Thank you so much for subs and 569 bits. Thank you guys so much. Much appreciated. Total Dallas. I don't know if I thank you, sir, but thank you for resubscribing as well. 26 months of Tier 1 subscribe for a total of 29 months. You guys are the best. Donna said, I love the segments he and Charlie did together. Oh, yeah. Hoffey did great segments with everybody, man. That's the thing. Like some guys, Jerome is one of those guys. No matter who you pair Jerome up with, it's always going to be good radio or a good segment. You know what I mean? Like Jerome used to do the blitz, and that would be a good segment and a good thing. Jerome would do this show, and I think it's always a fun thing. Jerome would do another show, and it's always fun, and that's how Hoffman was. You put Ken with anybody, and it's going to be fun and funny. So that's a big void in media here in Houston, for sure, losing Ken Hoffman. Jared said, I guess I'd never heard of Ken Hoffman. Sounds like a cool show. Yeah, Ken was a writer, actually. He did radio, but his thing was he was a writer. Like Jerome said, he started at the Houston Post, Jared, which you may be too young to even remember the Houston Post. I remember there was a time, Jared, back in the day where you youngers don't know about this, but back in the day, we had two newspapers in this city. We had the Houston Post, we had the Houston Chronicle, see? Well, we also had the green sheet, but we didn't really, you know, it was anyways. But yeah, we had the Post and the Chronicle, and yeah, man, a lot of the guys that left the Post, when it collapsed or folded or whatever, and they went to the Chronicle. Some of them did, and Hoffman was one of those guys, Ken Hoffman went over to the Chronicle. But yeah, it was, he was a good dude, Tony D'Hansoms said Hoffman was off of you at 1560 was fun. Yeah, he did some crazy shit, man. He was, I saw, who was it, Lance, Zirlon, posted on his Twitter about Ken Hoffman boxing some chick at a 1560 event, yeah, he would do some crazy shit, man. He was a lot of fun. Christopher Penn Houston said, "Hoffee and her heel was a top five show in Houston sports radio." It was a lot of fun. A lot of fun, man. A lot of fun. I think he told the story how when he went on the air at 1560, he had never done radio. He didn't know what he was doing. He didn't have a plan, like they just said, "Hey, you're going to do radio at 1560." He was like, "Yeah, okay, I'll give you my show." And he walked in, he didn't even know you were supposed to close the door to keep the sound from the hallways out. And so he sat down when they were like, "You're getting ready to go live. The countdown has started." He was like, "I don't want to do this by myself." And so he says, he saw somebody welcome by, he goes, "Hey, come here." And he motioned somebody to come in, and he was like, "Come here." He'll sit down, and then he's like, "This person comes in and sits down," and he goes, "Do this show with me." And the guy was like, "What?" He goes, "Do this show with me." And the guy was like, "Okay." And so he goes, "We're getting ready to go live." And the guy was like, "What?" They go live, and they do a segment, and they talk for a whole segment on the radio to start the show. And that segment is over, and they go to commercial break, and he goes, "By the way, what's your name?" And the kid goes, "My name's Reheel Remzanale, I'm an intern. I just got here from the University of Texas." And that's how that show got started, which is amazing. But that's according to Hoffi at least. I don't know if that's true, but that's according to Hoffi, so pretty interesting. Of course, Hoffi had a great way of stretching the truth, but that's a great story either way. So, "Rest in peace to Kim Hoffman, rest in peace to Jacobi Jones, and of course the other four that we lost. She didn't order me, Richard Simmons, Dr. Ruth, and Shelley Duvall." So here, I wanted to play for you guys before I bring in Jenny's mom, who is patiently waiting in the green room, fanning herself. Fanning herself. She's either having a hot flash, "Are you having a hot flash? Is that what it is, Jenny?" She's having a hot flash. "You're not supposed to be still having hot flashes at your age?" She goes, "I know! I wanted to play this for you because, well, this is - oh shit, uh oh. This was - since Richard Simmons passed away, I wanted to - I - someone posted this. It was my friend - friend of the show, actually, who did the show, Jacob Kanye. He had posted this on his Facebook page, and it was one of my favorite moments from the show, and so I also wanted to post it because it is, in fact, one of the best moments - excuse me. What the heck? Yeah, it is, in fact, one of the best moments - one of my favorite moments, I should say, from Richard Simmons, and here, let me - let me do this again, sorry, chat, give me one second, and then I'm going to bring in Jenny's mom, let's see here - oh, where to go, there it is. Okay. This won't take me about a second. Oh, okay, got it, got it. Here we go, copy link, and what? Okay, it's downloading right now, so, um, if you - how many of you guys remember this show, whose line is it anyways? I don't even know if that show is still on. I don't - I don't believe it is. Yeah, I don't think it is anymore, but Richard Simmons did an episode of whose line is it anyways? Yo, what up, Jamal? Good to see you. Thanks for joining us, Justin, all the way from Denver, Colorado. I still want to move there, nor it won't let me. Dang it. Oh, Clarence said it's still on the CW - naz, very naz, I like - yeah, so Richard Simmons did an episode of whose line is it anyways? Oh, I say an episode, he actually just did a segment of whose line is it anyways, and it really is one of the most iconic moments from the entirety of that show, and I don't know. I mean, at least for me, and really for a lot of people, so I wanted to actually play it for you guys, just in his passing, so here, uh, let me grab this for you. Cut shows today, video, paste, and - ooh, two, all right. Um, nope, dead gummy, get over here. All right, so this, ladies and gentlemen, is, uh, Richard Simmons. Uh, I'm trying - let me reset it real quick here, trying to expand it so that you can see it better. Make it full screen here, yeah, there we go. All right, check this out. So this was, uh, Richard Simmons, on whose line is it anyways, again, one of the most iconic moments from the show, from a dude who never, ever, ever really took himself seriously, um, so enjoy this moment. This is my favorite game, how about you all? Suddenly it's my favorite game, too, all of a sudden. Thanks, Mr. Carey. Call me true. This game, Ryan and Colin are going to act out of scene. During the scene, they have to use a number of props, however, since then I have any real props to work with tonight. I'll be the prop. On a luxury cruise liner, a couple makes the most of a day of sunbathing, water sports, and entertainment. Take it away. Ryan and Colin. Hey, why don't we look at the scenery through the little telescopes ahead of you. All right. Look, there's an island over there. An island? Yeah. Oh, this one wants more coins. Okay. It's so great. Oh, it's so good. Honey. Honey, come on. Hey, where do we get out the deck chairs? All righty. You get the shiny one. Okay. This one's wet. I'm going to dry it off. Jetsky. I'd love to. It's so good. All right. Let's go. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. I love you. How do we end up on this island? I don't know. Please climb that tree and get me a coconut. We have to build a house. Or a raft to get off this island. We're not using a jet station. They're broken now. Okay. And you know how you build a good raft? Oh, good. Yeah. You put pieces of bamboo together. They're right. We're going to put this in. There we go. Lay them down on the ground so we can get them tied together. It's going to be tighter. It's going to be tighter. It's going to be tighter. Oh, my God, it's so great. That is so fantastic, man. That is top notch. I mean, the best. That is fucking phenomenal. That was so great. Jenny's mom is crying. Let's get her in right now. Joining me on the program, crying her eyes out, everybody. Oh, I got to change this from. That was hysterical. Yeah, mother, is that not fantastic? Oh, my God, you know, I've never seen that. I used to exercise to his sweat into the oldies. Did you really? Oh, all the time, like, three or four times a week, I'd put that on and exercise, and he was so funny, but that was the funniest bit I've ever seen him in. Oh, yeah. Oh, my God. It's so great. He just popped in to do that and I mean, he hammed it up too. He did. He played that so perfectly. You know what I mean? Yeah. That was just. He was great. He was great. I'm telling you. He was a great guy. We lost a lot of great people. I loved Jacobi Jones. Oh, my God. I loved him. I loved watching play. And Dr. Ruth, I mean, she started a sexual revolution. Yeah, she really did. Yeah. She really did. It was. The things we do and say these days, you would have never done it said in my younger days. Oh, she made it okay to say it. She really did. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Yeah, and what I think is funny is like Richard Simmons was around the time that he at his the height of his popularity was the 80s and back then it was still taboo to be gay. Like you didn't just come out and so people would be like, Oh, everybody knew he was gay, but nobody said it. I mean, I didn't say it. So then people would be like, you think he's gay? Oh, you think? You think? But it was like one of those things where he didn't say it. So for him to be able to do that was so, you know, it's, it's funny and it was great, but it was also had to be very liberating and for him to be able to do that. You know what I mean? And, and then be able to embrace the sexuality in public and have fun with it in public. He would have never been able to do that in the 80s. It would have been, oh, it would have been blasphemy. Oh, it would have been 80s or 70s. Thank gosh. We're not there anymore. Oh, shit. What else? Cisco Cisco said hi from Fredericksburg. Glad to have you back. Glad to be back. Every two weeks. Yes. God, it's been longer than that for me. Long time. Yeah. Everybody's saying hi in the chat as well. Yeah. Tony said boo ads. Yeah. Tony. So sorry about that, man. If you are a subscriber, if you have a Twitch subscription, you don't get ads. But Twitch has been on me and they're really pushing it. So I caved and just did it. It's three minutes of ads per hour. I mean, it's, you know, it is what it is. Hey, so you got to pay the bills. Yeah, that's right. It's three minutes of ads per hour. That one just happened to be at the bad time. So sorry about that, man. Well, I'm sorry, I am sorry, knocking Jerome off. I had no idea. It's OK. I just came in like I always do. Yeah. I would just say this. If you're going to join, just pop in real quick and make sure I don't have a guest. This is just the easy thing to do. Oh, yeah. We'll see. I never go to. I don't go to. You don't watch the show. It's fine. No, you can just say you don't watch the show. No, no, I want to show. It's OK. It's OK. It's OK. Just say you don't watch the goddamn show, mom. No. I don't. You don't watch it. He's coming on and I got a goddamn guest. It's just obvious. It's fine. You know. Watch the show. Oh, I didn't say that. No, you just proved it. Oh, he's going to be big first and sit away. Yeah. I should have told you. I should have said Jerome is going to be on. So just, you know, but I thought we would be done by three because we were supposed to be. He joined a little late. So. Yeah. And I remember Ken Hoffman too. I mean, we lost a lot of great people this week. We really did. Yeah. Because Shelley Duvall was July 11. Dr. Ruth was July 12th. Richard Simmons, Shannon Daugherty was the 13th in Jacobi Jones, Ken Hoffman was yesterday. You know, Shelley Duvall went to Walter. She was three years behind me. Jerome went to Walter as well. I didn't know that. Yeah. Yeah. You were glad you weren't here to hear what he's like. Because he was like, yeah, Shelley Duvall went to Walter. I was like, yeah, my mom went to Walter. He goes, oh, I know. I was like, oh, kiss my ass, Jerome. How did he know that? He tried to imply that, you know, he was hitting on you. Oh, oh, Jerome, kiss my ass. I love Jerome. No, don't encourage him, mom. Don't encourage you. Don't encourage you. I have to. No. You don't. But no, he was asking. So yeah, he was asking about, like, was-- because Patrick Swayze went there, too, right? Well, he graduated in '71. Shelley-- But that's what he was asking. He graduated in '67. He was asking were you, like, the Patrick Swayze era or were you-- No. No, I was more Shelley. Yeah. I graduated, actually, three years before Shelley. So I graduated in '64. Yes, I'm that old, jazz. Nice. You graduated in '64? Yes. Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ. Oh, that's before you were twinkling your dad's eye. Yes, that's true. Oh, '64. Oh, my God. Oh, shut up, Mary. Oh, shit. That was crazy. That's a long time ago, I'm just kidding. We had some other famous people that went to, I think, Miss America in 1983. She went to mall trips. She's not the one that posed new to-- No, that was Vanessa-- No, no. Her name was Moffatt, I think. Something Moffatt or Mop Mop? Miss? Yeah, she was in Miss America. Miss America. Yeah, I think she died in '81 or '83. I bet she's ugly. No. Yeah. Stephanie Murray Smith? No. There was another one? Yeah. I don't know. Let's see. Deborah Moffatt. Moffatt. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm saying. Moffatt, yeah. Yeah, she was ugly. Yeah. She was. Wow. That's your opinion. I'm showing you a damn picture of her, Jenny. Hold on. Let's pull this up. Chat. Let's just talk. Here we go. Hold on. Hold on, Jenny. Let's see. Let's-- here. Okay. I don't need this. I want to download the damn picture. Here we go. Here we go. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. That's her. Is she pretty-- Well, I think she's pretty. Yes. But you do? I do. I don't know if that is. She's-- who she went? Miss America and-- She's with Ronald Letterman. I have no idea who that is. I mean-- She's very pretty. Different hairstyle and all that, then, but she's very pretty. Beautiful teeth. Beautiful eyes. Told Adele said too much curds and whey. It's not a little Miss Muffet dumbass. Hey, that was pretty good. No, Told Adele said Miss Muffet, is that the one that's set on her toffit? No. Damn it. No. Um, be honest, it also didn't the undertaker go to Walter-- yes, because Jerome-- Yes. --played basketball with the ender-taker. The rascal. Yeah, they were on the same-- What do you rascal? Yeah. Yeah, they were actually on the same basketball team. Correct. So, yeah, Walter, a lot of famous people went to Walter High School. In fact, I thought that that was on the-- let's see. I thought that was on the wiki page there. Walter High School, Wikipedia, notable alumni. Yeah, there you go, Jenny. Goodly for you. Let's see if you're on there. [LAUGHTER] I doubt that. Here we go. Mark Callaway, retired-- Now, Patrick Swasey's mom was a dance teacher, and your aunt took her dancing lessons from her, which was a little girl. Oh, god. She's Patsy Swasey, studios. So, Mark Callaway, who is the undertaker. Right. I'm McCardell, who a professional wide receiver coach for the Vikings, but also, obviously, wide receiver. Shelley Duvall, producer and actress. Tony Lawrence, former Houston City Councilwoman, Denzel Livingston. I knew Tony. Basketball player for OK, whoever. Deborah Maffet, Miss America. Van Malone, professional American football player for the Detroit Lions. Class of '88. Anita Sweetie Marbury, porn star-- no, sorry, mayor of Durango, Colorado. I just figured if your nickname is Sweetie, you're a porn star. She graduated a year after me, and I choose a brand. You knew her? Mm-hmm. You knew Anita Sweetie? Mm-hmm. That's weird. Barbara Olson, conservative commentator-- oh, damn, and September 11 attack victim. That's no jokes here. Patrick Swayze, actor and dancer, Jermaine Rogers, gig poster artist and vinyl collectible designer. OK, John Whitmire, Texas Senator, mayor of Houston. Mm-hmm. Yep. He went to Washington. Danny Ward, acclaimed musician and event producer, and Elizabeth Pena and Jennifer Eartman, murder victims. Jesus. Are we really? Yeah, those were the two girls that were murdered down on the bio. That was a horrible thing. Yeah. God damn. Jesus. I love that Rudy Rod just jumps in and goes. The undertaker graduated from there as well. Well, thanks a lot, Rudy Rod. It's only the first goddamn name I read on the list, Rudy Rod. Why don't you just jump in the goddamn chat and start-- No. Hey, Rudy Rod. Did you know Keenan McCardell who also graduated from there? That's the second goddamn name I read in the chat. Jesus Christ. [SIGHS] [SIGHS] Anyways. Patience. Patience. What? Patience. Rudy knows I love you. Yeah. That's a decent list, actually. It's way better than my high school. Jersey Village didn't have anybody. [LAUGHS] Jersey Village. Way out. You know, it was a different time. Everybody knew everybody and, you know, Oak Forest was like a little town within a town and everybody looked up for everybody's kids and you better not do wrong because somebody would tell your parents. Oh, really? Everybody. Oh, yeah. It was a very innocent time, I think. I mean, think about it. I was in high school and I never smoked, I never drank. That's-- I mean, you just didn't tell anybody. No, I didn't. That's a truth. Because if you-- no, seriously, if you got caught smoking or drinking, you were kicked out of cheerleading or you were kicked out of the guard or you-- you know, that very strict rules. It was a different time, very, very different time. CZ is now quoting Adam Antlerics in the chat. Oh, CZ, you didn't think I'd know that, did you? Huh? Oh, yeah. Well, Walter, when your dad went to Reagan this first semester, and then Walter opened up and those kids moved over to Walter, it was the school that gave a break to overcrowded Reagan. So, yeah, then that made it a real rivalry. I mean, a real rivalry. Oh, OK. Oh, yeah. Oh, Chris, let's go! Chris just redeemed, make me a VIP. Let's go, baby. All right, let's see, Control C, we're going to do that real quick. Hold on, let's see, community, roles manager, add new, search, Chris from Sam Houston, VIP. We got 44 of 60, done skis. Congratulations, Chris, sir, you are amongst the elite. Well done, my friend. It's been a long time. Look at you, look at you, Jenny, with your cup. Look at you. All right, we're looking up now, we're looking up famous, who's famous from Reagan High School? Can they match the wall trip folk, let's compare, read a dare, an oil well fighter? Do you remember who he was? Yeah, Mary Kay Ash, the founder of Mary Kay Cosmetics, was from Reagan. Yes. I knew her. Val Belcher, former CFL star, Dr. Denton Cooley, heart surgeon. So far, I'm going Reagan. He went, he went to school with your grandfather. I mean, you got a heart surgeon, an oil well fighter, and a Mary Kay Cosmetics inventor versus a wrestler. Well, I think Cooley went to Reagan too, Dr. Cooley. That's what I'm saying. This is the list, Mom. This is all Reagan. Yeah. Oh, okay. Okay. Are you watching the show? Yes. I don't have my glasses on. Are you watching the show, Jenny? Because I said you're all Reagan alum. Yes. This is all Reagan. Yes. You don't mean that you don't even look, Mom. I'm reading them to you. Okay. I just have to. Okay. I was just going to say Dr. Cooley's brother lived right down the street. Yes. Didn't Cooley, heart surgeon, Wayne Graham, professional baseball player for the Phillies and meds head coach, the Rice Als, Richard Haynes, criminal defense attorney, Larry Hovis, a actor for Hogan's heroes, Raymond Knight, Medal of Honor recipient, Dan Rather, Craig Reynolds, who played for the Astros amongst others, Martha Wong, and Gwendolyn Gwendolyn Zepeda. Ah, boy. You know what? I got to go Reagan on this one. I got a lean Reagan. Oh, you traitor. Mm. Well, I mean, you know, not from nothing but. When you're listed murder victims as your famous alum, no, because you're out of famous alums. You're like, well, we got murder victims and a 9/11 victim. I'm going to go Dan Rather, Mary Kay Cosmetics, come on, a heart surgeon, Patrick Swayze and Shelly Newvall. Hey, hey, hey, nothing. We had some politicians. Dan Frickin Rather. Yeah. Well, they remember Dan Rather. Yeah. I do remember Dan Rather. You were young. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, you're, you know, spring chicken yourself. Okay. Well, it's not. No, it's not. Let's chew on that. Jenny. Oh, there's. See, what was that big birthday this year? That was the big 50 50. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I tell you what, the Jersey Village High School one is terrible. Terrible. It is. Look, add your Armstrong professional football player for the Oilers and Bucks. Howie Barons guitarist for PushMonkey. Yeah. PushMonkey. Yeah. So Joseph Cow, first Vietnamese American to be elected to Congress, Camillionaire, who's a rapper, Ryan DeLaHose, I don't know, member of a member of a member of a member of a member. Did I know any of them? I know. No, no, I didn't know any of them. Sandy Cabandi, I don't know, MLS player, Paul Jettin, NFL football player, Joseph Kahn, film director. So I should have known Joseph. I think I actually might have known him because I was, he was two years behind me. Lindsey Morgan, Chris Paul, professional football player, that was 2017, Patrick Paul, football player, Nick Stavonio, I don't know, baseball player, Paul Wall, rapper, and Selvin Young. No. I don't know. Selvin Young's older brother, older brothers, but that's it. What'd he do? What's he famous? Football player for the Broncos. Oh, okay. None. We had no good, famous people. None. Wow. What can I say? Yeah. It was a different time. Indeed, indeed it is. So hey, what up, Skiggity Big? What is up? So, Mom, you weathered the storm, I take it, you did well. Thanks to you, bringing that generator. You, you were, you were, uh, looking, uh, a little frustrated when you came and got the generator. You. Yeah. We got power back in Saturday night. Yeah. It was a long six days. Yeah. That was not fun, not fun at all, um, especially when you're old, that heat is like, whew, well, you know, same thing, old or fat, either one, that is not a fun, well, you better be careful on which one you said I am. I'd rather be old than than, uh, other side. You could say fat? I just said fat. I know. Chris said, so who's going to update the Jersey Village High School Wikipedia to include Mary? Yeah. No. Oh, yeah. We need to do that. Yeah. Yeah. Famous ESPN radio. Get out of here. So we need to do that. Yeah. So are you guys going to get a generator now? Is that? Yes. As a matter of fact, yes. And today at Costco, they have these stand up really nice. I can't remember how many BTU's air conditioners that I sent Paul picture of, but I think we need to get the generator first and then the air conditioner. So we know that we've got a big enough generator to run the air conditioner that we want. But it was $3.99, but I thought that was a pretty good price. Yeah. 8,000 BTU's. I think that definitely be smart to have a generator first before you buy the AC and to power it. That's right. Because the last thing you wanted to do. You taught me a lot. You taught me a lot. I was adding all that up and figuring out how much we were running and that passed that on to Richard too. I, I, that was pretty good, but you sent me. Yeah. It's, it's, you don't, you don't know that until you get into it, man. Once you get into it and you're like, Oh shit, you don't realize how much you use. How much? I know. No wonder it went out. We were running everything. Both houses. Yeah. Trying to run two houses. One of the last generator. Yeah. It was a fourth thing and just walked out. Yeah. Yeah. It'll get you, man. I'm glad it's over. And I know a lot of the deckheads probably did. They suffered too through that. He didn't have. I was going to ask and I didn't get to ask this because the show just started and we got into it. It's a serious chat since we're here. Yeah. Flip said generator is a must. I'm. Yeah. I tell you what, we, we don't have the nicest generator in the world. Mine, I bought it after Hurricane Ike, which is a lot of time ago. Yeah. When was Hurricane Ike? That hit in 2008. So. Yeah. I was on a cruise ship coming in. Beat it in. Yeah. So I think I bought mine. Late 2008 or early 2009 that I bought that generator. Well, you had a long time, Barry. Yeah. Wow. And that some bitch has been around the block. I actually, I told Nora, I was like, you can't kill that goddamn generator. I used to keep it outside in a shed in our backyard at our old house. And it was like a. On train kit. Yeah. And it was so bad in that shed. I left it out there and I never went in this shed, right? And one day I needed the generator and I opened up the shed. And again, I never went in the shed. There was just a store shit that I never used, including a generator. I opened the shed and ants had built a mound around with a generator. They had basically engulfed the generator like they just took it over. They just like literally it was the bottom half of the generator was just a dirt as shit you not. It was gone. Well, why do you take care of your stuff? You couldn't see. I swear to God, it was just a mound of dirt surrounding the bottom of the generator. I was like. And it still worked. It was crazy. They never mom. I was like, Oh my God, I was like, this thing is never going to start. There's still dirt on the wheels. Like if you go, go look at the wheels. I swear to God, mom, take your camera. Go look. Don't right now. I don't know if you'll have the generator. No, it's next door. It's still next door. Go look at the wheels. There's dirt inside of the wheels. That's from the that's from the mound of the amount. But if you and I was like, Oh, this is ruined. It was it was awful, right? So I pull it out and ants are everywhere. Oh, I had never seen I pull it out. I was like, fuck, this is never going to start. And I just I don't know why I just dumped gas in it, cranked it. Somebody's like, Oh my God, it started right up. It's like damn, oh my God, this is shocking the shit out of ants. Boy, they were just flying off the generator. It's crazy. I was like, this thing is tough as hell, man. Yeah, I might get that same, Brian. It's a what is it, Briggs and Stratton generator. So yeah. Oh, yeah. Those are great engines. Yeah. Great. Nice. I haven't got any stories about your trip to big then nothing yet hadn't even gotten to that. I'll probably do that tomorrow. Okay. But I would recommend mother when you get a generator and this goes for everybody else in the chat. So I bought mine in 2008 and it's just gasoline. So I highly, highly recommend if you get a generator, make sure that you have multiple fuel sources. Most of them. But I would get propane and gasoline at a minimum, but you can get propane gasoline and natural gas and you can have a natural gas stub so that that's what that had done. And so you can actually go out and hook up your natural gas and to your generator and turn it on and you never have to leave the house to go get fuel. You never have to worry about running out of propane. You never have to worry about running out of gasoline. You just have your natural gas. I would love that. And you just connect it, turn it on and you're done. And they actually have some that are pushed to start like have a remote control. And yeah, I'll spend a lot of time trying to find gas. He was not a happy person. Yeah. The first time he went out. It's called a tri fuel. Yeah. A tri fuel. When he had to go out and get gas, the one place he found that had it only had premium and it cost him $45 to fill up, I don't know, like four or five of those big, Richard had big things for gasoline. He was not happy. Yeah. So I'm actually looking at because I'm going to replace my generator eventually. But I looked at a whole home generator for the house, just a standard generic. Yeah, no, they're the one I was looking at because I have a buddy who now works at Generac. But it was I want to say 10,000 Oh God, no, hold on, actually for your size house, probably 12,000. Well, no, the problem is it was $15,500. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Because I have to pay $2,600 to have the gas line installed because that's my gas meter is on the opposite of where it's going to be installed and they give you. So I've used I got a quote from generator supercenter and they give you 20 feet of gas line for free that they'll install. But I see ours is both on the same side. So we can we wouldn't have to do that. But after I got to pay $15 a foot to have a gas line installed is what they charge you and I need 175 feet of gas line installed to go round my gut damn yard. Oh, wow. So well, I need 195 feet, but they give you 20 big album. So yeah, 175 feet at 15 bucks a foot is what I said, started saying in your pennies, well, but I said, well, hell, I could probably find a plumber that'll do it for cheaper than 15 bucks a foot because they don't care. They were like, well, you know, if you can get it done cheaper, you can get it on cheaper. The generator itself was 5500. So it's a. And then you got to pay to have it installed. Yeah, installation is 7100. So yeah, yeah, big difference. And then they do a search protector and all that. But let's see, Chris, you said Barry, I went with generator supercenter last year. If you tell them your Costco member, they give you a 10% gift card. Oh, oh, that's good. Um, no, so my buddy Nathaniel Amador works there and he did give me a fucking senior discount. Would you not 55 yet? Oh, my God, that was none too thrilled about that. He goes, are you a ARP member? I was like, did you slap him? Well, I am 50. He goes, good enough. I was like. Close enough. Daniel, you son of a bitch. He goes. Yep. That's too funny. Oh, my God. Oh, so welcome to my world. Yeah. Well, at some point in your life, you're going to like it. I wouldn't even fuck a man. This is $207 and save me. I was like, you know what? Thank you. Yeah. Hey, I was like, you'd be surprised how many places you've seen your discounts. I asked him, Paul always goes, Oh, my God, because you ask. Yeah, I always ask. I asked if they give a senior discount or a military discount. You done right. Yeah. I'm going to start doing that. I'm going to be like, uh, do y'all give military discounts and be like, yes, did you serve? Well, um, I was a member of the old Navy. I did that at a cigar shop. I don't know if I told you this story, but I was on the road. I forget where I was. Oh, I was in Oklahoma city and I, uh, I was in the humidor with a bunch of bikers. Oh, God. Yeah. I don't know how I got stuck in a humidor with a bunch of bikers, a swear to God. And it was a little last humidor. It was like maybe six foot wide and it was just real long and I couldn't go anywhere. I'm at the very end of the humidor. And I'm stuck. I can't go anywhere. It's very uncomfortable because they're all the just big burly bikers and they're the only way out is that way. And they're all in and, um, they're, they're all checking out and they're like, the first one gets his shit and goes and this lady's checking them out. And then the second one, uh, he was like, Hey, by the way, do y'all do, uh, military discounts and they were like, she goes, Oh yeah, actually we do. Uh, and the other guy goes, Oh, great. Yeah. I was, you know, Marines and then the, the, and so there was now there's three of us. There's those two guys and me and the other guy goes, Oh yeah, I was army fifth time blah, blah, blah. And they were like, Oh, the other guy was, uh, also, uh, military, he was in Marines. But, uh, I was like, Oh, um, I served it at the old Navy and they both stopped. And they looked at me and I was like, they didn't say the humor. I was like, well, I was dishonorably discharged. Well, they said fired, but. And I sent it with a straight face and the guy looked at me and he's a biker and he was like, that's the funniest shit I've ever heard. And they just started laughing for a half a second. They were like, and you were like, Oh my God. Yeah. I was like, Oh fuck. I'm about to die. Like this is yeah. They thought that shit was funny. Um, but yeah, so I mean, I, here's was, here's was funny mom. Because we actually had the house wire when we had the house built. We had it wired for pull equipment. And it's the same wires that you can use for a generator. So I was like, well, Oh really? Yeah. So I bought a, um, I'm going to wire it. All this shit will be, I ordered the shit already on Amazon. It'll be here Tuesday. I was like, I'm going to use that damn wire and I'm going to put in the, um, they call it a, um, oh shit, I don't know. It's an inlet box, whatever, but it's the, it's the same, it's the same thing. So I'm just going to take my generator. I've got the plug. I'm just going to wire it up and I can plug my, uh, my generator into my, um, breaker box panel. Oh, so I, so I ain't got to worry about it for now until we get a pool, if we get a pool. So yeah. That's fantastic. Yeah. So that'll be cool. Um, but yeah, I'm definitely going to get one. So I don't know though, um, I don't know if I'm going to do like that whole home generator because now, honestly, when I was like looking at it, I'm also looking at a solar generator. Well, we looked at that. Yeah. But I think there's some, I was reading about the solar ones and if you have solar energy, are you talking about solar generator or solar energy, solar generator? Oh, yeah. Well, they have some of those that are that you can do batteries, you know, they'll store the energy and batteries. Yeah. So this is like a full-size battery. Right. And then you can add batteries to it, but then you have solar panels installed on your house and it comes with a panel for your house too. So you can actually, you install a smart panel in your house and then you install a, um, a switch and then you have this generator hooked up and it will actually charge from the grid and then you have the batteries and it can hold up to like, I think the most expensive one, it can go up to like 36,000 kilowatts, right? Oh, wow. And then you have it all sitting there stand by and then when the shit goes down, it's just like a whole home generator kicks on automatically and then it runs. And then when if the shit's out for an extended period of time as it goes down every day, it basically recharges itself from solar and then it can also have attachments for gasoline and propane. So if it's clouding, like let's say it's cloudy for a week and you're not getting any sunlight, you can hook up a propane tank and power it that way or gasoline until the, what, what's the price tag on that sucker? Five grand. Whoo. Start. Well, that's about this, I mean shit, that's about the same price as this. As a general. Yeah. But I mean, you still got to get the solar panels and stuff, but I don't know. I kind of like that idea as opposed to being reliant on, because shit, what if something happened? I don't know. We saw we're going to do something. We lost me. I mean, who's to say you can't lose natural gas? I know. I know. Me. It was this. Hey, I bet it's not our only hurricane this year. Oh, hell no. Hey, what up, Mr. Pettigrew somebody? Good to see you, my friend. All right, mama, I got to get to a bunch of shit. So hey, I'm one question. Yes. Have you checked with the Texans to see if they have red jerseys yet? Oh, I have not. Let's look up. Right now. Let's look it up right now. Let's see. Tank down. Red jersey. I may have settled for the blue shop. I'm so excited about this football season. My Astros are one game out of first place and the Rockets got a great shepherd in that new rookie. Oh, man. I had a highlight from that kid, man. Oh, he is so good. Yeah, he's looking good. Yeah, he's gonna be a little bigger than you got to buy the panels. That's true. Jared. Um, you do. Oh, for the solar. Yeah, but then, but then you can slowly start to add that and incorporate it into your power as well, so you can start to use I mean, I can't you sell your power? Can't you sell your power? Well, um, and the Texas, it's a little bit different. I think you have to. It depends on who your provider is, whether they allow you to sell it back or not. So I don't know. But that's what you would have been having my batteries because you could just yeah, if you have like 36 K of standby power, you can just go off the grid for a little while like fuck it. Run. I'll use my own power today. Amen. Shit. That'd be nice. Well, we're gonna do something. Yeah. Oh, right. miserable. Here is. Hold on. Let's see. There it is. All right. Okay. Here is. The store. And we want jerseys. You want the men's jerseys. There's tank. Dell. There's black. Oh, yeah. Come on. Stroud. Anderson. Well, I'm just gonna have to call them. Yeah, you are. I don't see a red still have to be a Karen. Oh, yeah. Get your bangs out. Get your bangs out, Jenny. Excuse me. I want to know why you guys don't have any red tanked tail jerseys. Well, is that black or is that that blue, that deep blue? Oh, let's look sees. It's the Navy. It says Navy. Oh, it's a Navy. I may have to go with that now. So it says Navy doesn't do details. I will call them and find out they're ever gonna have red. Yeah. Oh, my little tab up here says tank deal Navy Houston. So yeah, that's the Navy. Oh, yeah. Okay, honey. All right. I'll be patiently waiting. I love you. Hi. Let's see. Thanks for helping us out in our common need. Of course. I love you. All right. Love you too. Talk to you later. Bye. Bye. Dead cat. There you go. That is Jenny. His mom joins us every Monday at 3 15. They had the Tankdale blue ones at Academy. Yeah. No, I want to get her a red one because she went to U of H and Tankdale went to U of H. So that's why I wanted to get her a red Tankdale jersey is supposed to be for her birthday back in May, but you know, I'm told her she's patiently waiting. So Brian Pettis, I could you see Barry play in the game? How funny it would get how mad he would get it'd be funny. Oh, man, I'm telling you. I used to get super mad at that game, but oh, that's a good point. Ayman said they probably waiting on battle red week to release the red one. That's true. I wonder if it says battle. Let's see what the let's see Texans schedule, let's see if it says when battle red week is. Good point, Amos. Let's see full sketch. Texas schedule pre-season regular season. Does it say battle red anywhere? I'm not seeing. Hmm, I don't see it. Week 18, well, they don't have like the promotions calendar, do they single game tickets, number suites podcast schedule. No, don't see it, but I'll take a look, but yeah, that's a good point. Where are you going to watch the home run derby tonight now? Probably not. Jason Barry on Warzone was epic. Appreciate that, Jay. Look for Thursday night games. Oh, oh, that's a good point, Amos. Yeah, Warzone was pretty fun. Yeah, Warzone was a hell of a lot of fun. CC. Thank you for resubscribing, sweetie. She says screw them ads. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, CC. I'm sorry. Thank you for resubscribing. See, for 26 months, let's go skiggy bags, resubscribe from five months. Let's get it. Look for Thursday night games. Let's see. When is battle red day Texans 2024? Hey, Chris, thank you for subscribers says resubscribing for 18 months. They've been subscribed for 17 months. It's so confusing. I don't understand that. That's very confusing. Thank you, buddy. I appreciate that. When will Texas debut new battle red uniforms? Let's see. What does this article say? Fans will now be donning new uniforms to bring them. Natural, the still blue, Liberty White will be week one and two against Indianapolis. What about battle red? November 10th. It'll come to life big stage against the Lions November 10th on Sunday night football. Got it. So looks like it'll be November. Excellent. Texas is a fresh heading and it's 24. Got it. So November. Excellent. That's a long ass ways. Battle red day. Week 10. There you go. You don't have to wait. Heck yeah. Hey, come on. Thank you, Jared. November 10th, I will look the week before. All right. Skeetie Big. I don't know what I'm doing. None of us do. Yeah, that's right. Talk to every poopy. Bullets and buttles. Yeah, baby. Oh shit. Another hype train. Let's get it. Jared, thank you for re-subscribing for 24 months for 29 months. That makes no sense. Like I don't don't understand that. It's so weird. It literally says Jared Taylor, re-subscribe for 24 months at tier one. They've been subscribed for 29 months. I don't. That's the damnedest thing. Thank you for the 100 bits, buddy. Speaking of, I have a couple of other things here. By the way, I wanted to do this. I was going to ask you guys while Jenny was here and then we got sidetracked again and thanks, came up. But here's what I wanted to know. Put a one in the chat if you don't have power or, oh, three months? Ooh, good question, Skeetie Big. Jared said maybe prime? No, because I don't know because Sisi says re-subscribe with prime. They've been subscribed for 26 months. I don't know. That's weird. I don't know what it is. Put a one in the chat if you don't have power or you know somebody that still does not have power. I'm curious how that works. Of course, what I'm talking about is if you're in the city of Houston or close by. And if it's you that doesn't have power, let me know if it's you. I'm curious who still does not have power. I'd like to know that if it's you let me know that it's you. Put that in the chat. But one in the chat if you don't have power or you know somebody that doesn't have power. I wanted to see who that is. What the hell is happening right now? It's going crazy. You guys don't know what the hell is. Sorry. Okay, so Jay, damn, Jay, you're inclined, 77066, Jay still doesn't have power. Chris still doesn't have power or no somebody that doesn't have power. Jenny is mom. Nobody that doesn't have power. Donna knows somebody. Cece said my VP still doesn't have power. Damn, Jay is the one that doesn't have power. Jay, did they give you a timeframe as to when you will get power? Aaron Jay Bryant said a coworker still doesn't have power. What area of town Aaron? That's crazy. I'm amazed. Oh, Abuela on homestead by 59 down on 13 14 and 99 whole coworkers still without power. Oh, like my mom just got it back. Is it last night? Uh, no, yet the Saturday. Yeah, she got it back Saturday and we got it back like Thursday night, I believe. Oh, that's really good Tony, um, Wednesday by end of day, but now we got a message saying Friday by end of day, bro, that sucks. That's crazy, man. Um, flip said, was this storm worse than the last storm? Are you talking about? Was this storm worse than the tornado or whatever they call it? Or was this hurricane worse than the last hurricane? Yes, center point is awful. Tuscicida. Um, talk to everybody who he said, we just got power last night. God bless, man. Mm. Then the May storm. So the tornadoes, um, yeah, I think the problem flip. Was the wider area and, um, yeah, I feel like there was a lot more damage overall, um, in this storm, it just, it seems like it. I mean, I, I don't have anything scientific to base that off of, but yeah, it just seems like this one definitely, um, there was, it seems like there was a lot more. I mean, 2.3 million people 2.3 million people is a lot of people, um, to be without power. That said, um, here's the problem that I have with center point. You know, they can't control the weather. I get that. I'm not mad at that. Um, and they're not miracle workers. They can't just magically lift trees off of power lines. I get that too. You know, like I'm, I'm not stupid. I understand that those things take time. So I get it, um, but when you start to hear tales of linemen, the guys that have come into town to work on the lines, when you start to hear, hear tales of linemen saying, Hey, we've been in town and we were ready to get after it, but they didn't want us to work because they didn't want to pay us. And they were trying, they were too busy trying to negotiate, um, and get a better deal instead of just, Hey, get after it and you know, we'll take care of you. So when you hear shit like that, that's supremely disappointing, um, that they would be so cheap, I guess. Is it shocking? No, not at all. But in the least, um, sorry, yeah, it's not shocking in the least. And here's the thing. Um, I heard they were trying to get double the money. Who the lineman, yeah, people don't say the lineman or union, you pay what they want. Uh, Chuck, Chuck, whoever who he said, I'm off Belfort and telephone road, no stoplights and looks like they don't have power here was a FEMA going to pay them regardless. I don't know. Center point was trying to lowball the cost. Yeah. Um, Austin says those without power are favored or chosen. Add another 500 K for the people who have Texas, New Mexico as a provider. Uh, lots of fences down trees down there. Yeah, um, Jared said there needs to be a going rate for disaster assistance, negotiations shouldn't have to be done. Yeah, I would agree with that. I think there should be something in place already that just says this is what, you know, this is an agreed upon rate where you have, um, you have this already worked out. That's probably not a terrible idea. This is pre negotiated, right? Here's what I'll say. And I don't remember if I shared this with you guys or not, but, uh, as you know, in, in this particular neighborhood, we have a problem with power. Um, this, this neighborhood, we lose power all the goddamn time. And it has been a problem for us for a long, long time. And, um, center point is the reason for that and what inevitably, you know, they're responsible for keeping the lights on. Your power company, whoever your power, you know, whoever you pay your bill to, they're just collected money, right? The center point people are responsible for maintaining the lines and actually keeping the lights on. It's a weird thing. Um, but I was told by somebody, I'm not going to say who, but somebody had said, you know, that I asked somebody that I know that works at center point. They said, I have a friend that lives in benders landing estates who always loses power. Why is it that they always lose power in that neighborhood? They said, don't say too much. Why? I'm gonna say it. I'm gonna do a shit. I'm saying it. So this, this dude said, I have a friend that lives in that neighborhood and they always lose power. Oh, Donna said, we already tell the story. Sonic is also owned by center point what what filthy horse Oh, let me tell you my sonic story too. All right. I'll tell you my sonic story, but so did I already tell the story then? I don't remember if I told it. Um, anyways, basically the longer the short of it is, if I already told it and some of you may or may not have missed it. Oh, Claire said, no, you haven't. Okay. Well. What they found out is I'm curious, though, why Jared Taylor are saying, don't say too much. Interesting. Wonder why. What is Jared? What is Jared saying? What is I'm waiting on Jared? Jared, tell me why you're saying don't say too much. No, Jared's not the friend. No, he's not the friend. I mean, he's a friend, but he's not the friend. I want to know why he's saying don't say too much though. Let's see what Jared I say. Come on. Jared say in the chat. Uh, in the meantime, I'll tell my sonic story and then we'll circle back. So I went to Sonic yesterday. No. When did I go to Sonic? Jim said because total analysis is a spy for center point there that checks out. Oh, oh, Jared said, just because it might not be known. Why don't give a shit if it's not known? That's why I'm saying it spill in the beans. I'm. It should be no. When you hear this, you're going to be like, Oh, that's fucked up. That's why I'm saying it because it's it's fucked up on several levels. Okay. This is going to, this is going to give you. So here's the thing, right? The rumors are center point didn't want to pay the lineman. They were negotiating. Oh, you know, you'd never want to get anyone in trouble. LOL. Yes, I would. Fuck all of them. Fuck everybody at center point. Fuck center point as a staff record label and as a crew. And if you're down with center point, fuck you too. I'm going to talk on center point. Going ham on center point. That's all about the very lost power right now would be epic. I'd be like, you know what, fuck center point, center point can kiss my. No, fuck. Let me tell you what, I really want to do this. I think I'm going to do this. I want to do this. So I want to get all of the emails that center point sends the defender said, bro, just center point, try to end the stream, right? I want to get all of the emails that they sent during the their assessments and stuff, right? Because I had to pay my bill by center point gas bill Saturday. Oh, it killed me. Oh, it killed me to have to pay that goddamn bill. John Dorier said I know someone they staying here. It killed me to have to pay that bill. But what I wanted to do when I had to pay my center point gas bill is instead of paying the bill, I wanted to send them an email that said, hi, I am aware that my bill is due. And I wanted to let you know that I am assessing the situation and I will be in touch with you once I have a better understanding of what the bill is and what is due. And then I would wait two days and then I would send them another email and say after assessing my bill situation, I have been in contact with several people. And I have walked through the bill and I am coming up with a plan on how to pay the bill. I will be in contact with you in a couple of days. And then I'd wait a few more days and then I'd send them another email would say, after further evaluation, we are unable to give you a deadline as to when I will pay the bill, but I want you to know that we are working hard on paying the bill. The bill told us this in Discord Friday night, what told us what, I don't know, oh, I had this or I was going to do this, I don't know. Anyways, I want to write this as a whole bit, but that's what I wanted to do. I think I'm going to put it on Twitter. Boy, it pissed me off though. So oh, no, no, no, no. So this is different. What Joe Pro said is not the same thing as what I said, as what happened to me. No, no, no, Joe Pro's is different. So this was specifically to me, right? So what happened to me, and I'll get back to the sonic thing now that Jared said this thing. What happened to me is this, right? So a buddy, well, somebody I know knows somebody that works at center point and said, hey, got a friend, you listen, binge landing in States, they always lose power and it takes forever. Like they're always the last ones to get power his shits out forever. Why is that? And he said, well, the reason that they lose power all the time is because there's so many trees and vegetation and stuff. And I've been told that before that, yeah, there are a lot of trees around the area and it's true. There's a lot of trees and stuff, but he said, the reason it takes so long for you to get power back on. The reason why it takes your neighborhood, sometimes double and triple the time for your power to be restored versus other neighborhoods in your area is because there's an executive, a center point executive that lives in your neighborhood who denied bonuses for the lineman. And so these linemen just conveniently figure out ways to not get to your neighborhood as quickly as the other ones. They just end up, oh, look at that. We got to take a break. Let's get, we'll get this one after lunch and then they go to lunch and then, hey, you know what, we need to get back and do some paperwork and then we'll come and do this one. And then the paperwork takes longer and all shit, it's closing time. We'll get back here tomorrow and we'll, it'll be our first run in the morning and then the morning comes and they got, hey, we got to do some equipment things and they just somehow conveniently end up not getting to this neighborhood before the other ones. Because this executive that lives here was the one that was like, nah, we're not giving you your bonuses. You all can go have sex with yourselves. And they were, he was told, yeah, that executive, well, they just sit all fat and happy in their house with their generator running and they don't have to worry about it. So they figured, hey, why don't we just let them have to listen to their fellow neighbors bitch about not having power, yeah. And that cool. So I say that, I tell you that to lend some credence to what we're hearing on Facebook and on the internet. So when you're hearing stories of center point being cheap and not wanting to pay linemen, well, kind of checks out with what I was told about why my neighborhood never gets power restored quickly enough, like the other neighborhoods around us, literally, I can drive to the front of the subdivision and the gas station that is, you know, at the front will have power. The neighborhoods right in front will have power, but we in this section will not, oddly enough and it's where that executive lives. And oddly enough, it all came down to money and bonuses and that's what we're hearing now is that the reason there was so many delays was money. So does it check out? Is it 100% factual and guaranteed that all this is accurate? I don't know. But if you're hearing the same things over and over and over, where there's smoke, there's fire. Sisi's like, gave you her name. Go punch her. I'm not. What? What did you really? So that's why we're the last neighborhood in our area. No. She lives in my neighborhood, mom. My neighborhood. Stunning, we got it early. Wasn't him alone, but was under her's watch. Don't want to get political. I don't know. So basically Barry lives in a fancy executive neighborhood. Oh, shut up, Jared. Yeah, I agree with you. HL and P was different. It felt like flips at both center point and unions got greedy. That's true. She's a spandic sinned Nora. Oh, she never got down to money. They have an area. Monopoly guaranteed revenue stream. Yeah, that's what's weird. Chris said y'all got it on Thursday. I'm a couple of miles away. My hood didn't get it until Saturday. Yeah, that's what's odd is that in this particular case, we got it early. Hey, be hanging. You're for resubscribing, using prime, dude, 22 months. Unbelievable, sir. Thank you very much, my friend. Much appreciated. Thank you guys for the hype train, by the way. Level two, zero percent, three subs, 100 bits. You guys are the tinnies. Two hype trains in one day. What? What do I do with myself? I don't know what to do with my hands. Yeah, that was kind of a, that was kind of an, I was shocked that we got it before some of the neighborhoods around us and it might have been, they just, you know what it is? You know what I bet it was? It wasn't center point lineman that did it guarantee you. They just started assigning lineman and then we just got some random, a rando out of towners and they were like, oh, he don't know about no grudges. We're just here fixing shit and they fixed it because back during, in May, during the, in the tornado shit blew through, there was like all kind of line of it and shit lined up on our street right here. So we got, we knew we were getting shit done quick, because it wasn't center point people. So pretty interesting though, pretty interesting how that works. I think it says a lot about center point, right? So it says a lot about their pettiness, not wanting to give bonuses to these guys and not wanting to pay their employees, but, and I don't blame the guys. I mean, if you're not going to pay me, if you're not going to give me my bonuses that we earned or whatever, I'm probably not going to do, I'm probably going to be petty like that too, but it also like your pettiness is, is fucking up me. Like you're messing up my job, like this is what I do for a living and now I can't do my job, I can't go live. How many shows have we missed because the power doesn't come on, or we lose power and it doesn't come on right away? So it's affected my income, it's affected my money because you're being petty because your boss was acting like a whole asshole. So I'm kind of pissed off of both sides, honestly. I was like, yeah, I get it, you're mad at her, but now I'm, I'm the customer and I'm fucked because you want to act like assholes. So honestly, fuck the lineman and fuck the boss. At the end of the day, the only one suffering is me and the people that live in this neighborhood. So anyways, damn, Jim says I live in a neighborhood with an elementary school, a high school, a college and a zoom, my power came back on real quick, nice. Flips it, yeah, fuck both of them. Yeah, I mean, at the end of the day, honestly, yeah. And I will say this, and you know, thanks to the lineman for, you know, busting their ass for sure, but also, and I said, yeah, I said that much when I filled in with Joel on Friday, because those guys are catching some grief, people are being dicks to them and unnecessarily, and I certainly do appreciate those that came out of town. But also, no, dubs, dubs, they can't, if the lineman, they're out there trying to make money. It's the company. No, let's think about this, though, PB doves. Yeah, I can 100% say fuck those linemen. If they are refusing to turn the lights back on in this neighborhood or provide power back to the neighborhood in a timely manner when they could, if what I was being told was true, if they're just delaying it on purpose because they're mad at the executive that lives in this neighborhood, yeah, 100% fuck them, because it's affecting my money now. So you're just being assholes despite the female executive that lives here that didn't give you your bonus. So I'm not talking about the storm related shit. I'm just talking about randomly when I would lose power and it would be all for 36 hours or 24 hours. And it would take that long to turn on when everybody else had to go on within six hours or whatever, and ours would be a whole day. Just us. Yeah. Fuck them. Fuck them. Dubs that they do what the union allows them to do. Well, fuck the unions too. If that's the case, fuck everybody involved that won't turn my lights on in a timely manner, whether it's the executives, the unions, the linemen, anybody that's delaying my shit can eat a dick. I don't give a fuck of who it is. Yo, what up, spoon? So fuck them. Fuck all of them, honestly. Fuck everybody that wants to be greedy. You know what I want? I pay my bill. I want my fucking power. That's it. I don't give a fuck about your grudges. I don't give a fuck about your pay. I don't give a fuck who's being greedy. The unions are greedy. The executives are greedy. I pay my bill. I want my fucking power, period. All that other bullshit is not my concern. None of my goddamn concern. Honestly, at the end of the day, I'm the consumer. I'm the customer. I'm the customer to the lineman. I'm the customer to the executive. Fuck all of them. That's like saying, when you go to McDonald's, oh, I'm not going to be mad at the person that drops the fries, I'm still their customer. Just because the manager doesn't want to give them a quarter an hour raise, doesn't mean that I should accept them being an asshole to me or accept cold fries or accept my orders sitting there on the counter being delayed and now my food is cold, but I got to be nice to them because the manager was a dick to them. No, that's between all of them. I paid for my food. I want it warm. Fuck them. The same thing with these linemen. If you're just sitting on my fucking power because you got a grudge with an executive, fuck you in your dirty butthole. Fuck you. Turn my shit on. I paid for that shit. That's ridiculous. The same is true. If they're just sitting out here like, well, if they're holding shit hostage because they're trying to gouge money out of center point, we'll fuck them too then, especially in a time like this. If they know, hey, we could get so much money out of center point because there's 2.3 million people without power. So let's just go in and just triple our rates. Yeah. So honestly, honestly, now they're just like, hey, this is our rate. We want we, we normally get, you know, $10 an hour and center point is like, we'll give you a three. Well, then yeah, fuck center point. But if they're like, hey, we normally get $10 an hour, but we want 50, well, fuck those linemen, right? I mean, that's where I'm at. That's where I'm at. So if you're greedy, fuck you. I don't care who side it is. Yeah, and, yeah, and while we're at it, fuck you for price gouging. If it's gas, I don't give a shit if it's gas, if it's bread, I don't care what it is. Amos said, if not get a fair day's work for a fair day's pay, they have to stand on it. Yeah, I mean, I'm not saying they shouldn't. I'm definitely not saying they shouldn't, but I'm just saying price gouging is price gouging, whether it's center point, low ball in these guys, or it's the lineman jacking up their rates, two, three and five X, because they know center point is desperate and there's 2.3 million people going, uh, tooling their thumbs, waiting on power. And so they're like, yeah, we got you now, center point, we could charge you whatever the fuck we want. I don't care who you are. You know, I'm not just going to be like, oh, well, God bless the lineman. We just have to put our heads down and go, okay, give it to us in the butthole. Nah, fam, it don't work like that. Don't work like that. Yes, you should be paid a fair wage. Yes. But, you know, let's not, let's not get out of control. And again, at the same time, it's not like center point should be able to get, oh, well, you should come do this work for seven cents an hour. No. Oh, you talking about the normal days? Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. All right. So let me tell you my sonic story. And then I got some videos for you. You're just in time, buddy, um, and we got a birthday and I got a, we got a new Patreon member. What? I know hadn't had one of those in forever. Um, spoons that I might have missed it, but normally there are out of state power companies lined up to help. I heard there wasn't. Yeah, that wouldn't surprise me, especially as shitty as Texas is to other states. But who knows, man, it's quite possible that there wasn't, uh, because maybe center point isn't so quick to send their workers to other states. I don't know. I don't know. I know that the CEO of center point is not a popular dude down here. Because how much money he makes and how slow and how poorly this was handled. Um, so I went to, to sonic Saturday, I think, to get some food and, um, I tried to use the app and it was like, this sonic is, so they were, you know, obviously without power for a really long time on the side. So I tried to use the app to order ahead because, you know, you get half off your drinks, half off slushies. Let's do it. They were like, your sonic is not taking, uh, app orders. I was like, oh, okay. That's fine. So I pull up going through the menu on the phone and figuring out what I want. I'm like, I bet I know what I want. Eyes have been fucking me all show. I'm like, yep, bet. I know what I want. Push the red button, it was, it was busy because there's still a lot of people without power. So they're just eating out every day. They ain't got no groceries. I'm waiting. I'm waiting. I'm waiting. I'm waiting. Lady comes on. She's like, welcome to sonic. All we have is the number one, the number two and the number eight. And we don't have any ice cream. And I mean any ice cream. No ice cream whatsoever. That means zero ice cream that includes shakes, malts. I mean, no ice cream at all. So you can't order any ice cream. God damn. I mean, it was like aggressive. I was like, damn, so all you got is a number one, a number two and a number eight. That's it. That's all they. I was like, that's it. One, two and eight. And I was really there for the ice cream. I see. She recognized her onto and you don't tip. You ragged any motherfucker, no, I do tip. But I was like really there because I wanted the ice cream. I mean, I usually that's, let's be honest, the only reason I order food is so that I have an excuse to get a blast at the end. That's it. That's all. That's it. But I was like, but you know, I mean, what I could imagine is she was like, hi, welcome to Sonic. All we have available right now because of the storm and losing power and losing food. All we have available right now is the number one, the number two and the number eight. And we are also out of ice cream. And then in saying that people like, oh, well, then I'll just take a Sunday. Well there's ice cream on a Sunday. So you can't get that. Oh, well, then I'll just take a cone. A cone is nothing but ice cream, sir. Oh, well, then I'll just do a, I'll just do a Coke float. Okay, that is just the, what the, like, that's what I imagine is like when they would say we're out of ice cream and then somebody would just start naming shit that had ice cream in it instead of just saying, oh, I just want an ice cream, they would just pick shit that had ice cream in it. Oh, well, then give me a shake. It's just, that's fucking ice cream. So I get it, but I was just like, God damn, she's aggressive. Chris said no roller skates, no tip. He said our sonic sucks. It really does. The sonic is kind of whack. I'll tell you what really suck, Chris. The sonic is bad, but the Taco Bell over by the Popeyes and the Chick-fil-A, that Taco Bell sucks. They don't know how to make a goddamn taco that holds together. Every time Nora gets crunchy tacos, some bitches are split in half like the Grand Canyon. They're just like, they don't know how to keep a shell together. It's like they make the taco and then pound that bitch with a hammer. We ain't never ordered a fucking crunchy taco that's been complete. It's always broken half. Claire said, I mean, in Barry's name, well, you know how many Karens probably argued with her about that? Yeah, that's true. No. Chris, if that's the one I've read, I'll take forever, yeah, but at least their tacos are whole. I'd rather take forever than, are you guys Coke float people or root beer float people Coke float, baby Coke float, baby Coke float for life and never heard of no root beer float. What in tarnations are you talking about root beer float? I have never, I have never root beer float. What in tarnations is you talking about what in tarnations? Oh, is everybody root beer floats? There you go. Flips that root beer should be illegal. I see flipping our eye to eye on this one. I mean, I'll, I'll enjoy a root beer every decade or so. Are we talking with alcohol or without? Of course, CC has a with or without alcohol stipulation. CC, you put alcohol in a root beer float with ice cream. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Okay, total Dallas. Shut your ass up. CC, you put alcohol in a root beer float or a Coke float. So you would put alcohol with ice cream? What? CC, that's, that's gross. I thought vodka eggs were disgusting. Um, root beer, I, or cream soda floats are fire. Okay. I don't know about that. Uh, tumble 22 has the bomb buzzy floats. I don't know what that is. Here tastes like spoiled Dr. Pepper. Okay. Um, CC puts alcohol in her luggy charms, probably. I put alcohol in my pizza. Okay. That's gross. That's real gross. Hey, before we get out of here, I do have to get to something special. Something. Oh shit, it's not going to work now. Of course. Because I don't have it all set up yet. Dumb, dumb dummy, damn it, damn it. Let's go! Oh, I don't want to do anything like that. We'll see Katie around much any more, if that's okay. That's okay. We still love Katie. We still love Ping-Wong Katie. We shouldn't come around, but that's okay. We still love her. So are @CC's birthday party. Good times we'll have my own, including Mrs. Katie. Uh, so Ping-Wong Katie. Wherever you are, wherever you may be, I did. Wherever you are, wherever you may be, Mrs. Ping, with Katie, you know we love you. You know we're thinking about you, and I hope you have a fantastic, wonderful, enjoyable day. I hope your birthday is special, just like you, sweetheart. Uh, maybe the best, and you know, girl, I hope you get some road ahead and, and, and, dumb, hands, jump, feet, or whatever it is that you're into, which I'm sure is super weird. I love you, girl, happy birthday. Ah, ah, ah, so good, so good. Ah, ah, oh yeah, and a birthday and a hot ass minute. Have a couple more this week, so get ready, buckle up, bitches, happy birthday, PK. She hates to be gay, but I love you, Bobo. Alright, also real quickly, I do want to say, thank you to our newest Patreon member. We have a new Patreon member, I want to get that in, gotta say thank you, hadn't had a Patreon, a new Patreon member in forever, and, um, um, um, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, oh, super muy, um, pratante, um, it's always appreciated. What the heck, what the heck, what, what, okay, uh, I think I screwed this up, I showed it, uh oh, uh oh, yep, hold on, I messed this up, hold on, let me find this real quick light, there we go, okay, uh, I want to say thank you, oh, damn it, oh damn it, I just screwed up his, uh, let me go read down a little quick, son of a bitch, son of a bitch, this is what I get, that's what I get for trying to do it on the fly, you know what I'm saying? Y'all know what I'm saying, ooh, I gotta pee. Hey, how 'bout the maestro's down the stretch, ha, ha, yeah, who'd have thought they'd have been where they are at the break, hmm? I updated my payment method, you the man spoon, thank you sir. Much appreciated buddy, much appreciated my friend, uh oh, uh oh, uh oh, let's see, good show, thank you, pass, uh, it's, it can work. I don't know, probably not, doesn't look like it, fuck shit, all right, uh, we have a new patreon member, uh, my boy, my dog, uh, my man's, Alec, has joined us on the patriads, this gentleman can we please give it up with my man Alec, what? Uh, I don't know, I don't know if he has, uh, joined the discord just yet, I haven't seen him on the discord, but Alex sir, no not Baldwin, Tony, damn it, Alec, my man's from Tampa, uh, Alec buddy, thank you so much for joining the Patreon support in the show, man, very much appreciated, uh, thank you for doing what you do, yes, welcome to the community, uh, as cc just so eloquently put it, uh, it is, uh, very much appreciated you supporting the show, uh, supporting me and keeping this thing running, uh, by the way, if you don't know, uh, and you are not a member of the patreon, but you enjoy this show and you want to see it continue and want to make sure it can continue, being a member of patreon is a fantastic way to do that, uh, I can't do this show for free as much as I would love to, and so, you know, for those of you that were really sad to see the usual suspects go, um, because they broke it up when it was going great, well, this is a great way for you to, uh, control the destiny of this show, and in order to do that, we have to be able to pay bills, and well, that's like you're taking over and becoming a sponsor and a producer of the show, uh, so being on patreon is one way to do that, we have two different tiers, we have the big deckhead tier, we have the huge deckhead tier, tiers are five dollars and ten dollars a month, you get all kind of swag, you get membership to the discord, which is usually a lot of streamers will have their discord open and free, not me, you have to be a member of the patreon to get access to our discord, why? Well, I'm glad you asked, because our discord is special, I don't just go around opening it up to anybody just giving it away, like some discord whore, no, ah, ah, not me, our discord is, um, it's a really cool spot, man, it's, it's very much like a community, we help each other, um, you'll see when you're in there, that's all I can say, you just got to be a member of it to really appreciate it, um, it is really very much a privilege to be a part of our discord, and so I make that a part of the patreon membership, either tier, the big deckhead tier or the huge deckhead tier, you do get swag, you get access to certain things, um, I have uploaded specials, um, I have given access to jokes that I've performed in, um, I have uploaded performances from comedy, um, also one of the things that I am working on, so normally I do gifts, yearly or semi-annual gifts for patreon members, and I have been derelict in my duties to do so, I have missed like the last three, but Jen had a good idea in order to make that up, she said, you know, you did an OG t-shirt when you started the show, why don't you do a new one, and just give that to current patreon members as one a way to make up, um, for the previous three gifts that you should have done, because it's usually, I mean, there's nothing fancy, it's not like I'm giving out, oh, it's a crystal lamp, it's like a, you know, boy, it's a, it's a, you know, I don't know, a mouse pad or a pen or, it's, again, we're not talking about anything that's gonna break the bank, uh, but it's usually something kind of cool, so Jen was like, why don't you make a new OG t-shirt, and that will be the next gift that I send out to all the patreon members, it'll be a brand new OG 2.0 Barry on deck shirt that I will be sending to all of you that are current, current and in good standing Barry on deck patreon members. I'm working on the design now, when it is done, we will be getting with you to get your size, yes, Brad, Brad said, well, you have fat sizes, it will be all custom sizes, we will be reaching out to you, as individuals, we will get each of you, you will have a size, so if you need a 4X, a 5X, a small, whatever, we're gonna get your size, I'm gonna order your size, and everyone will get their own size, and we will ship it to you. Yes, Alex, that's part of the goddamn design, could you just let me fucking do it? Jesus Christ, Alex, Alex wants to know if Oliver Ann Spencer are on the sleeves. Shut up, man, just leave it to me, okay? Not new here, I've been around. Brad said I don't have access anymore, you probably have to relink it, that's happened before when people, if it's happened, I think you have to go in, there's a how-to on Patreon, if you remind me, sir, just text me, and I'll send you a link that like, how to relink it, your Patreon and Discord, there's a way to do it, I don't know, I don't know how to do it offhand, but yes, don't yell at my program director. Shut up, Tony! So yes, that will be the next gift to make up for the lack of the last, I don't know, two or three gifts, and everyone's getting one, whether you were a big deckhead, or a huge deckhead, or a Sally Struthers deckhead, everyone will be getting the T-shirts, okay? Now, the big deckheads will be getting one version of it, the huge deckheads will be getting another version of it, and the Sally Struthers will be getting a different, so it'll have your tier, will have like a different version of it, so to speak, but I think it'll be cool, everybody, but the base design will be the same for everybody, and then it'll be customized for your version. So, I think that'll be cool for everybody, yeah, I think everybody will like that, okay? So, that's for all current Patreon members working on the design now, because I'm kind of redesigning the logo and everything, so that'll be a cool thing. Not a crazy, crazy redesign, just a slight tweak/modification might be updating the color scheme slightly. Again, nothing crazy, and then I'm really diligently working on getting merch up on the store, so that if you guys want to buy some merch you can, okay? Alright, there's all the updates, I didn't get to any of the videos other than the Richard Simmons video, but I do have a shit ton of videos, so we'll work our way through those during the week, but man, it's good to be back, and we'll get to some sports tomorrow and the rest of the week, I promise, I know it's a slow week for sports, but we're gonna get to it, I promise, but we just had to get back into the fold and we did, and I certainly, certainly, certainly do appreciate all of you guys coming back to the mix. I missed you, man, I missed you so much, it was good to be back, thanks for coming back and being here. That's it, Alex, what's sports? Yeah, exactly. Alright, that's it, another edition of Barry on deck in the books, edition, episode 850. Hey, here we go, what up, homie? Good to see you, man, thank you for being here. Alright, until tomorrow, thank you, Alex, love you, buddy. Until tomorrow, everybody. Do me three favors, be safe, be kind, and most importantly, love each other. See you on tomorrow. Yes, happy NCAA college football, 25 days, don't forget to text me, man, because I will forget, I got a business call at 5.30, and of course, I will. Hey, hey, Seuss, I missed you too, buddy, thanks for coming back. Alright, welcome back, CC, welcome back. Alright, I'll see you tomorrow, love you. What days you back on the radio this week? Oh, oh, shit. I'm glad you said that, Titan Hugo. Real quick update, everybody, sorry on that. So it was changed. I was lied to. The schedule is not this week back on ESPN 97.5. That's what I was originally told is actually next week that I will be back with Joel on the killer bees. And the schedule shapes up to be, it was supposed to be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. I was going to do three days, but unfortunately, well, I mean, actually, fortunately for me, I have a private gig with the Houston improv that goes from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Like, like a whole month's salary in one day. So no show Monday next week, a week from today, no, no Barry on deck, no killer bees, no nothing, just private gig Houston improv, but that it needs so I'll be doing the killer bees on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, no Barry on deck on those two days. And then I head out of town to Tulsa on Thursday. So no Barry on deck, no killer bees on that day. All right, that's the updated schedule, but I'll get to that next week's. But yes, it'll be next week, not this week. It's all Barry on deck this week, all week. Okay, there you go. All right, cool. Got you back. Okay. Let's see if we got a raid. Anybody we can raid on the way out, 60s. I don't know. Any English? Let's let's sort by English. Hey, there's an English. Oh, a pack breaks. Oh, bash is bash on. Oh, we got to do my boy bash. The bash is on. We got to get it. Yeah, bash is on. All right, let's raid bash number love. Thank you, see, see, good looking out. All right, we're going to raid bash. Let's get it. Let's get it. All right, you guys enjoy bash. I'll see y'all next next show. I'll see you tomorrow. All right, I love you guys. I'll see you tomorrow. Enjoy the raid with bash. Tell him I said hello. I'm probably going to bounce and not hang out. But tell him I said hi. If you're not following bash, please give him a follow. He is fantastic and just the best human day. All right, tell him I said, hey, bye everybody. Love you. Bye. Come on, we can do better than 10. Let's go. Let's get it. Let's get it. 14. Come on, 15. And one minute. All right, here we go. We're going to raid now. Bye. That is making a YouTube video. [silence] [silence] [ Silence ]
