Let's Get Fired
49- Jimmy Glasscock- Cock Man Redemption
Thanks for tuning in to another episode of Let's Get Fired. If you have any questions you want us to ask our guest or have any crazy work stories you want to share with us, go ahead and email them to us at Let's Get Fired podcast at gmail.com. Again, that's Let's Get Fired podcast at gmail.com. Let's get into it. The old redemption, the return of the great Jimmy Glasscock. You've never cried in a movie Glasscock in the glass box. One of the drivers, Deadass, was like, "To Rugen has a podcast?" [laughter] [music] You know, and you can't do that. Theo is so unique. It's just like, that you can't. It sees two crazy, his mind's too weird. Like, there could be two Samarels. But there could be two Theo's. Because there's more than one Jew. Yeah, yeah, I mean, there's six million of them. Yeah, we're. Anyways, we have a guest in the podcast today. Yeah, welcome to an episode of Let's Get Fired. I'm Andrew Simon, joined by my co-host, Quinn Johnson. And today, we got the old redemption, the return of the great Jimmy Glasscock. Give it up for Jimmy, everyone. Yeah, insert pause here. I'm happy to be back. We're excited to have you back. I feel like we didn't get to know who you were. I feel like we know who you are better now. And it's been fun, because ever since we had you on, it was yours, the most fun reference. Because I think we referenced Jimmy. No, Jimmy, he's been iconic. You've always been iconic. So we're happy to have you back. I showed him, like, our download count. And his episode had just killed everyone's, I don't know. I mean, I think, first off, the name alone. Yeah. Lastcock, strong name. Oh, yeah. And people are curious about that. How should we title this episode so people watch it? I think it'd be like, Glasscock gets hard. Glasscock returns Glasscock. I don't know. I mean, we'll workshop it throughout it. But we're happy to have you here, Jimmy. Do any questions for us? Yeah. So this whole glass box thing you've had me in. Oh, yeah. That's new to me, because you kind of came up with that after my episode. Oh, yeah, I forgot. Well, I think we set it on. I'm pretty sure we set it on yours. We have you have, you know, a glass box. Yeah, I'm pretty sure it'd be positive. Yeah, play the tape back. Yeah, so that you'd be hired onto our team. We'd be in a glass box so we could because we were afraid about to have you around other women. You know, first we had to hire women to be in on our team. Yeah. Since then we have. Yeah, it was so good for you guys. Andrew Cheyenne and I said, and Kendra is actually not even hired, but we pretended like we did. Yeah, and then she's, yeah. The ongoing joke of this show is that we hire everyone is what I've. It gets kind of hard not to because some people, it's just like, even if I'm like, yeah, they'll suck. Yeah, then that's funny. And some, yeah, it's just like, there is like some merit to everyone. And it's exactly. It's a beautiful message. Ironic how inclusive it is. Yeah, so you're in the glass box. And what do you have to say about that? Glasscock in the glass box. There you go. I think it's meant to be. That was the, that was the big question. Yeah, I don't know. I didn't, I guess it's more of a statement. You, this is your thing. You guys should have the questions. Hey, there you go. Well, good, good. That's the real question, right? Yeah. Well, we'll all answer some of the questions here. We've been having some fun questions lately. I like, you've been knocking out some good ones. I don't even know. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think it was fun. We can all answer. But Jimmy, what's the, what's the last movie that made you cry? Uh, movies never made me cry. That's crazy, dude. Yeah, I dated her one time. And she was like, I want to see you cry. Let's watch. Was the, I think it was five feet, five feet apart. But that's not. Yeah. And we watched it and she was sobbing. And I was just like, hey, if you want to get a guy to cry, you have to have him watch the end of a saving private Ryan. Or the Patriots, Patriots at Atlanta Hawks. The Hawkins game, Super Bowl. Watch that. So you've never cried in a movie. No, I think I think a TV show. Wait, TV show? Have you ever felt the urge? Yeah, yeah, of course. OK, well, what's the last movie that made you feel the urge? Because I mean, I get the same thing. I like, I was telling Quinn, like, I've never cried during a movie because I'm with other people. Yeah, I might. Well, someday I've never watched a sad movie by myself. But if I'm with other people, I would have this thing, like, where I will let myself be that person. But what's the last movie that's made you get close to it? Like, if you were by yourself, then you might let it lose. I don't remember. Yeah, it's sweet. It's a song that I cry. Yeah, what song? There's a song by Joji. It's called "I'll See You in 40." OK, I read the lyrics. I'll see you in 40. The lyrics are not what makes me cry. It's the vibe of the end of the song. You can't even really understand what it's saying. OK, we'll find the one with the lyrics, what we'll decipher it. The lyrics, it's like a weird song. This is like a bad example. It's like a, like, what is the song about? Like, you kind of have to listen to it. It's like really weird. Of course I'll have to listen to the song. Please don't come around. That's repeated over. That's fine. Please don't end. I was trying to. It's all right. It's all right. That part's not said. It's a weird song. If you were 22 forever, it would be nice. It would be nice. Out out to that. That's true. It seems-- Dude, it's a tear jerker. Yeah, she's going to become 23. Oh, fuck. This is a Kevin Spacey song. Yeah, it's a Dr. Disrespect. Yeah. Why are you dare to take that away? I don't understand. I could name a thousand different reasons you could fight. It's just so cool to watch this beautiful art be butchered by your, like-- Trying to analyze? All right. I know I'm right. You've just never heard of it before. I could feel that-- well, we can't play. We would get copyrighted on YouTube. Yeah, we're doing a fast rendition right now. OK, so I'll be respecting it. I'll be respecting it. I could feel the change, the way you sing your songs, the way you sing your song. I could feel the waves you send from the kingdom's sun. I will find a way. Oh, yeah. I will find myself. And I will love you with my soul. You're all I've ever wanted. I know that I love you still driving. Take my hands and yours. Please don't go. I love you, I love you, I love you, I love you, I will find a way, I will find a way, the end. That's it. That's it. It's a great song. I was like, I had to tear Jerker right there. Dude, when it says, I will find a way at the end. When he repeats, I love you five times. I'm like, how'd he come up with that? I know, right? That's OK. So you've cried to that song. Yeah. All right, that's it. I get it, you know, it's like over a girl. Yeah. Yeah, what's your name? We're not talking about this. Wait, how long ago? A lot of this is like five years ago. OK. Yeah. So high school. I was 19, yeah. OK, but she was in high school. Wait, you were in high school when you were 19? No, I was-- it was close to high school. Kelsey is going to hell with she. She's also 19 or 18. OK. She wasn't high school. She was not in high school. OK. Yeah. OK. So that's interesting, fun, cool song, anything else. Yeah, well, you're a sad boy, but you don't. So anything else that makes you emotional or like any kind of art. I think like happy stuff, you know, like anything to do with like dads. I think kind of like that gets me emotional, you know? How close are you with your dad? Very close. So if I like if there's like a movie where it's like a really emotional scene with the dad, I'll be like, oh, shh. Oh, I know a movie he should watch. Click. Wait, the one with Adam Sandberg. He fast-words his whole life. I've seen that movie. And he's like about to die. Dude, I watched that when I was like 13. And I was like-- It has a heart attack, and it's raining outside, and he's on the parking lot lane down the car, and his son's like, I love you. And I was like, holy shit. It's so crazy. You must have walked into that movie, seen the trailer, or it's that girl in slow motion when her tits are bouncing. You're like, this is a bro film. And at the end, you're crying about your dad. So you should watch Click. Yeah, I've seen it. You have? Yeah. Did you cry? No, you haven't. Didn't cry. Never cried a movie. I didn't cry. Right. Did it make you want to cry? I don't remember. I've just saw it a long time ago. Sometimes the way you say that was like, no, I didn't cry. It's like, what do you-- I'm not-- we're not a military recruiter. Like, it's like-- I don't know. It sounds like you're trying to toughen it up right there. No, I don't cry a lot. Music will get me closer than a movie would, I think. Well, yeah. OK. No, but like, I know there's movies that would get me there if I wasn't watching it with someone else, Marley and me. That was really the most recent one. It's funny, too, when you say, I knew of films that would get me there. Yeah, yeah. Marley and me gets me there. It gets me, dude. It gets me going. It gets me over the top. Oh, my gosh. No, dude. Yeah, my-- yeah. I almost burst when I watched Marley. Yeah, dude. When that dog ran away, because it was about to die, and then Jennifer Aniston was like, what's happening in Marley? Was it Jennifer Aniston? Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson. I remember that one Wilson, I forgot it was Jennifer Aniston. I feel like-- I don't know if it's maybe a false memory, but I feel like I've cried watching Shanghai noon. You know, I'll cry at like things like that, you know, it's out of nowhere. Really? Well, I don't know where it'll be listening to like, I've cried listening to an artist named Zomboy, mixed dubstep. I start crying one time. It's like, I can cry. It's lyrically just got me, because the song was called "Like a Bitch" and just got me. Yeah, it's like-- I'll get hit by that stuff sideways, where I'll turn on a song or a movie that normally has got me emotional before. But now that I'm expecting it, it doesn't happen, because I'm like, OK, I'm expecting this emotion. And then, yeah, I'll be like, watching it, because it's seen from community. And I'll be like, fuck, just gets me, you know? So, yeah, I guess I'm just a lot more emotional than you, which I'm, you know, surprised by it, because your eyes are so alive and full of life, and not dead at all, but, you know, it's what happens anyway. So, dude, you can get there, though. We can get you to, you know, cry a little bit. It's a cry at community. Yeah, community, cry at, you know, band of brothers, you ever seen that? Yeah. Good movie. Yeah. TV show. Pacific. Many series. I'm thinking of, um, saving private rent. Oh, brother, where art thou? That's so different. Yeah. So different. You said that, and I was like, yeah. I was like, that was not right. Oh, brother. Where art thou? Yeah. Yeah. It has brother in the title. Yeah, it does. Yeah. Yeah, it is. It's almost there. Dude, watching the Pacific. I watched that when I was 17. And right then I was like, if there's a war, I'm going to dodge the draft. Pacific Rim is a great movie. I love that movie. Okay. I see what you're doing. See what you're doing now. Yeah. No, no, no running bits. No, no, no, no. Keep doing it. I like it. No, keep going. We should hype him up. No, I'm fine with it because I think we discouraged him for being himself. I don't really care anymore. It's like, I'll just have fun. Just do your thing. All right. Have you seen Pacific Rim? Yeah. Yeah. I watched it. I saw it. Santa Barbara, California. Yeah. How about you? Um, I think like Draper Cinnamark probably. There you go. Ricksburg Idaho. Ricksburg Idaho. Look at us. Yeah. All over the world. Yeah. Consuming the same media. Yep. Having the time of my life. Cosmopolitan. Yeah. We're just out here. You know, I do feel very cultured a lot all the time. You know, do you, Jimmy, do I feel cultured? Yeah. What does that mean? Well, that's maybe one of the best responses to that. What is being cultured? Have you ever, what do you, what, what do you mean in your time? Yeah. No. No. Wait, where were you born? California. But I've lived here my whole life. Yeah. But like, what do you think being cultured is? I don't know. I'm just like, you've seen a lot, done a lot, right? Of like, just stuff. Yeah. Okay. I nailed it. Yeah. I knew it. That was confused. So you. I don't know what it means. I don't know what it means to feel cultured. Feel like, you know, you've seen a lot and done a lot? Then no. I have not. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I watched YouTube documentary on Genghis Khan. Who's your favorite mass murder? Ooh. What's the one guy, this is like Alexander the Great, that dude? That's a guy. Yeah. That's a guy. Yeah. He's cool. He was like, I want to, I want to like conquer some stuff. And then he did. I don't know a lot about history, either. So, okay. I do know. Oh, yeah. Okay. History of speedrunning in Pokemon Emerald. I don't know about speedrunning in Pokemon Emerald. I do know about speedrunning in Pokemon Red and Blue. There you go. Now we've reached our territory. Now we're into it. Dude. We call this autism ass. Yes. There we go. It really is like, like, you know, like a lot of people like to talk every, everyone likes to say everything's autistic now. Yeah. That's all it is. But you go watch speedruns. Oh my gosh. You know what speedrunning is? Yeah. I play Crash Bandicoot. Speedrunning? The PS1 game? Yeah, yeah. No, no. Like, do you speedrun the game, though? Or are you like, you're happy to kill? It's on a timer? No. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because there's whole communities built around this where these, it's like some dudes, like, I'm going to play Black Ops 2 campaign and I'm going to, you know, they play it every day. And they play it, like, all weird to like, shape second. Yeah. Yeah. No, so there's always leaderboards and they find out, like, ways to skip certain parts and all that. Yeah. Like glitches. And they're like, this guy found a two second save. And they're like, it's all... Oh, they always give it, like, your name's still like, "I've only watched that." Yeah. I've only watched that with Crash Bandicoot, but yeah, I'm familiar with the territory. Yeah. So they do conventions where it's a speedrunning convention. What? And they stream it. So they stream it. Yeah. And they raise money for charity for like, like, like, heart research, whatever. And they'll raise, like, $2 million. Yeah. And like, the stream, it's just the dude playing it and they have all these people behind them. And the dude has the laser autism focus. Oh. And they're everywhere. It is like, I saw a clip because you can want to look up this convention and type in cringe compilation. Oh, yeah. And there's like a girl. She's sitting down. She gets up. This guy sits next to her, waits for her to leave. And then just gets on his knees and starts sniffing the chair. It's like... Oh my gosh. Yeah. I thought you were going to talk about the cancer one. Have you seen that? No, yeah. No, you're not. This dude is dressed up as a link from Legend of Zelda and is playing the game. And this girl, she's in the back, she's knitting. She just starts decorating. She just starts talking. Like, yeah, anyways, I'm doing this because, you know, my grandma has cancer and there's no cure. It's silent. It's a dead sound. And she's sobbing. And then you can just hear the Zelda sounds like... Yeah. Yeah. It's one point. Yeah. She's like, there's no cure. And then you should... And then like, people start to come over and give her a hug. But it's like the most nerd, socially awkward hug, we're like, oh my gosh. It's like one arm, like... There's insane tension in the room. Yeah. It's so bad. Very fun. It's so awful. It's a fun convention. Yeah. And so now people talk about, you know, I'm autistic and all that. I'm like, just take a look at this because I love all these people there. It's like... 'Cause these are the kind of nerds I grew up with but just like actual hardcore nerds. Dude. And like... I'd have to take Adderall to do a speed run. Yeah. That's the way I could. It's function. Because it's just the same thing over and over and over and over and over. My brain as it is right now, I'd get like two levels in and be like, all right, I'm bored. See, but imagine I wave some cash in front of you and be like, just imagine you're delivering tires. Dude. It's so crazy sometimes. I think about like, I can go to work, I don't want to go there, force myself to wake up, drive out, I can do a whole shift, come home, and then sometimes I go, I'll turn on like a game or something. If I get bored slightly, I'm like, I gotta just get off. Yeah. Got to turn off. You know, all this stuff you don't like every day. Yeah. I will say that when I see them out delivering tires, I can listen to whatever I want all day. And so... Jordan Peterson locked in. Dude. Dude. Yeah. Do it right back in the day, JP. I will. Absolutely. Or back in the day. He used to be, when I first was aware of him, it was all just like, make your bed. No. Make your bed. Dude. I... Grabs women. So, everything's like reverse in my relationship. Because Amanda got into David Goggins, not me. Amanda used to be brilliant to JP. JP. Yup. Did you love JP? And so, Amanda and I get to talk to Dave Smith at Skankfest, just one-on-one, just me, Amanda and Dave. And we're having a conversation. And after Dave and I have been chatting for like 30 minutes, Amanda's like, gets to like insert and she's like, "Would you ever have Jordan Pearson on your podcast?" And then Dave was like, "Oh no, that dude kind of sucks." Like... And then Amanda's face just like, "Well, cause like Dave was also like one of her heroes." So she was like, "A combination of my two favorite people." They must love each other. Yeah. And the fact that he was like, "No, I wouldn't do that." Like... You know, if I did, it's like, it's fun to see like dreams get burnt in front of someone's face. Dave just explained it. He was like, "You know, he was like, 'Clean your room.'" And then he got addicted to drugs and we're like, "What about your room, pal?" Yeah. Honestly, that's what it is. It's like, he went from like, "Yeah, like clean your room, like do better in your life, but just like do little things." Which is really good. No, no. That stuff. I agree with all that stuff. Because it's true. Like, trying to help yourself. And then it's shifted to like, he's just getting into Twitter arguments. Oh, yeah, dude. Like the... It's a very dumb argument. A mile. Not even overweight. Like, model any comments. And he's like, "This is not beautiful." Yeah, disgusting. Dude. You can't... You can't tell me she's beautiful. And then... And then... This is Barks's propaganda. And then everyone started posting photos of his wife. Oh, man. Dude. And they were like, "Yo, you want to go down this road?" Like, it was like, it's like, like that, like, "Aren't you supposed to be like a smart guy? Yeah. Are you the smart professor guy who's not a professor anymore? Like, isn't that who you are? I'm a smart man." Like... And then, yeah. Dude, now he's on the daily wire with Ben Shiphead. Shout out to that. He did a... He made like a clip where he's like, I think he was saying he's quitting Twitter and then, you know, it got back on. But in this clip, he's like, "Up yours, woke moralists." Yeah. And like, that was like the big, like, slam. Like, "Yeah, fuck you guys." Yeah, but... You fuck you woke moralists. I think that was in response to the swimsuit thing. Yeah. I'm out of here actually, actually. Yeah. You guys are all dumb. I'm out of here. And then like, a couple of months later, just back on, just hop back on. Dude, you should join this Facebook group that I'm a part of. Yeah. It's a people who are interested in the church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints and Jordan Peterson. Mm. It's called Latter-day Lobsters. That's... Well, dude, it is so fun watching these people, like, they went from, "We love him," and then like, that swimsuit thing came out. And then now they're just like, "We don't even know anymore." Yeah. It's like they found out about like, you know, like, didn't know Joseph Smith was a polygamist and that's like, "What do you find that out?" You're like, "What?" And then like, if you're like walking without a paddle, you're swimming without, I don't know, the analogy there. But yeah, it's supposed to be a dark path to be like, "Fold Jordan Peterson." Yeah. And then you're like, "Wait." And so just combine those two worlds together. It's kind of like a weird character arc, you know? He went from like, pretty reasonable, like, whatever. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No. In 2017, I loved him. Yeah. I thought he was awesome. I read his first book and I was like, "What?" I never, like, would I set down a list of full, like, podcasts with him or anything? I would just say a clip. And you would just say, "I'd be like, "Shit like that." Like, there's a lot of guys, you know, it's like, some of the dudes with like, low self-esteem and how to like, help, you know, it was like, "This is positive, right?" I didn't really know that much about him. I just would see a clip like that, like, "Nice. That's good to hear." And then, yeah, like, it's like, then people like that would comment too about how social media is like bad for you and all that, and you're like, "I mean, I guess it is," because you were the case study of like, you've fully collapsed. He was like a totally a reasonable dude who like, like, Jamie said, his first book was good. Like, I listened to the audio version of it, and it was like a very good book. If he put out a book now, there's no way I'm like, no, listening to it for a second, like, because like, it's just, it's so funny how someone can lose like, all their credibility in such a short period of time. Oh, all the time, dude, like, it's, because like, yeah, it's like with like, someone like Jordan Peterson, now you're like, the whole time, you're like, somehow he's gonna work trans people into this, somehow it's gonna pop up where like, you know, he's talking about like road infrastructure and, you know, like Canada, and then it's like, well, the trans, like, the trains, and the trans railroad, yeah, we can't call a transmission to tranny anymore. All that kind of stuff, it's like, like, so, I don't know, it gets, it also, I mean, he's like, obviously, like, take out all the politics and everything, there's a certain point where it just kids boring, like, if you're always bringing up this topic, you're like, I think we got it. Yeah. I think, I think I know your position, but you can only hear like, self-improvement from one person for so long before I completely agree. I have been thinking about this for a while, there's like, like, when you're down, you're gonna have like, self-help shit. The problem is, there's a lot of people who are like, talking about self-help that you're like, but you're, I hate you, and I don't want to get better if it's through you. I will stay in this dark pit of despair. It's, I feel about David Goggins. Yeah. Like, my wife got really into David, you know, David Goggins. Yeah, who's gonna carry the boat? Dude. So that's, I've made Amanda's listening to David Goggins. Here's the thing. It got Amanda running five miles a day. So I was like, actually, I had a really good impact on her. It opens the door. It opens the door. I felt bad after a while, but dude, initially I was so relentless. I was like, who's gonna carry the boats? I was like, will you? Who's gonna carry the logs? And then she was so confused, 'cause apparently in his book, he never talks about puts in logs. And she's, she'd never listened to one of podcast, like, all she saw was his book came up as a recommendation on Audible. And so she clicked on, never heard of him before. She never heard of him and decided to listen to his book, and she got crazy into it. So she didn't know any of the pop culture references to David Goggins. It's actually, it's like the people who don't know or didn't know, Joe Rogan, Joe Rogan does comedy. Yeah. Because they're like just listening to his interviews with like Navy SEALs or shit like that. And then like, that kind of shit blows in mind, but I forget there's just people like that. It's like how people like buy tickets to a random comedy show and just walk in. And you'll be like, which is what this guy does, dude. At work, like a month ago, we were talking about like the, we have like a team meeting before we go on to our trucks and drive. And we're talking about like different things to listen to, get you through the day. And someone's like, yeah, you know, you listen to Joe Rogan every day. One of the drivers, dead ass was like, Joe Rogan is a podcast. The biggest one ever. Oh my God. Oh my God. I love that guy. I just forget. You just get so used to our little world and just like you're what you, all the pop culture shit, you know, that like there's people out there. Yeah. It's like who don't know that there was a beef with Kendrick and Drake. They just don't know. I never would have known didn't know that happened. If it wasn't for you and my wife, like my, my, my brother in law, who's like, like your age, Jimmy, he's like, he was in like London visiting his parents because she does study abroad out there or his mom does and he came back and no idea this happened. And I was like, how do you not, it's just like one of the biggest things on the internet and you're like 23 to be fair. I wouldn't have known if I wasn't going to open mics and heard everybody talk about it. Oh my God. Dude, that's it. I don't know. Mike's will keep you. If you're like me and Jimmy, you know, souls here, oh no, I, that's what keeps me in the loop. Yeah. I know what's going on. Is everybody talks about this? No, I mean, I totally agree because it's like, I would never know about so much shit happening. And also, I would never know what the solution is to the war and Gaza. If I didn't go to open eyes, right, it's like someone if I didn't hear willy one set. I wouldn't know. I would have no idea what the solution is to all this shit. But yeah, and now because the internet, everything's so much more like fractured, you can kind of just get even more in your own little like nook that like I'll be like on TikTok and there's like some controversy happening in the textile industry. And I'm like, what? And then like, and that's like everyone's talking about it. Like it's like, I should know and it's like, you can go back and watch my other 15 videos about this. Get caught up. I'm like, dude, yeah, I just found out like about Disney adults. You didn't know about that? No, dude. I found, yeah, I don't interact with anyone in Utah besides comics. And I just found out Disney bonding is, or bounding, have you heard of this? What? You're not allowed to dress up as a character at the parks if you're over the age of 14, which is reasonable. Pretty reasonable. Yeah. Pretty reasonable. I think that's a fair, but the first before they made that rule, dude, they're pedophiles that's just cleaning up at Disney dressing as woody and it's a snake. Oh my God. Yeah, I saw this clip. This guy was asking people like, who's worse? I don't know. It's like the, you know, the idea for Disney adults or something like that. It wasn't the idea. But it was like, anyways, this guy was like Disney adults. And he's like, why? He's like, well, my mom's a Disney adult. And he's like, he's like, she's like, was insane about it. And he's like, yeah, I actually have a Disney past in my wallet. And they're like, what? And he's like, yeah, he's like, yeah, we buried a, we put my dad's ashes at Disney. And we, we, we poured him out at Disney. And he's like, so he's like, I have the past because that's where my dad's ashes are. I'll go to Disney to visit him. And they're like, he's like, is that legal? He's like, no, but that's what my mom did. Yeah, dude. He poured his ashes out into splash mode, just gets recycled every time he called the ride. In a video I saw that Disney had to make that a formal rule that people aren't allowed to spread ashes because so many people have done it. Dude, dude, also, dude, if you're like, let's say there is an afterlife and you see like your family spreading your ashes at Disneyland, oh my god, dude. That's funny. That would actually be awesome. I would haunt them, like, I would come, I would come back down there and respect. So I whispering like, you know, do you know, do you know how you're going to get over my death? I see the plates moving in their house. They're like, be our guest. Oh, yeah. Dude, that would, I is actually infuriating. I've never even considered that viewpoint of like, oh, yeah, you're just like the dad who just goes along with it. Cause you know, it's, you know, it's my wife, you know, whatever I'll, I'll do this. It's only one way to carry the crazy Disney pitch and you guys live in like Nebraska and they buried you in Anaheim. You have to go. I was like, they can't even visit me. They can't even come and see my body or my app, my whatever, but I was like, I was like growing up and like now that I've like, do drugs, go to ribs, all sorts of shit. You're like, Disneyland is so fucking boring. Yeah. Like, like, well, also like, there's so much culture here everywhere you can see everywhere. And do, and it's so much cheaper. You don't have to wait in a line with like, you know, like, like, it's like you and it's like a family from Wuhan and like, you're like, just waiting in line together. But like, if you're that Jim Gaffron joke about Disneyland, it's, it's just like, he's like, I love Disneyland. He's like, you wait in line. And that's it. Yeah. Dude, last year, Amanda and I went to Disney World with her grandparents because her grandparents are up there and as a last hurrah, they like still view Amanda as like, a little girl. So like, we should do a trip to Disney World. And so we went and did going with like, elderly people, canes and electric chairs. That's the same as going with like a two year old, like you can't do anything. Yeah. Like you just. Oh, I thought you were going to say it's like a fast pass and you just get to skip the lines. But then like half the rides and Disney doesn't have an intense rides. It's not like you're only six flags. But half the rides, like Amanda's grandpa would get off and like that fucked up my back. Like you. Oh, God. It's no white ride. Really. No, dude. The one that got them was the frozen ride. And I'm caught. That's just. Dude, I, you're just running. I have this. I've totally forgot. I did this. My family, we're in Florida for like new years. And then we get like somehow my dad, we find out Donnie Osmond's also there and more friends with Donnie Osmond because he's in my ward growing up at church. So we get to go to Donnie Osmond. Like what? Even heard the song and Mulan was like, let's get down. Oh, that guy sings that song. He's a big, like he was a big, like, you know, he's a, he had a big moment back in like the eighties. Sixties, seventies, he was like, it was like the white Jackson five for the Osmond's Mormon. And yeah. So there was my church growing up. I don't know. He was like, I was just. He's just a nice guy. But we go into Disney World with him for new years and dude, we went. So when we, how we got on the rides is we were everyone gets off. That's where we got on. Like he had like that, like that, like that's the past, that's what he had. Yeah. It's like we would, we'd get on where everyone gets off and you'd swing around where everyone's waiting in line and you're already sitting on the ride and you just like wave at everyone. And like it's all these like, you know, like, you know, struggling, like immigrant families, like all sweating, like, and, you know, we're just sitting there like, that's right. That's right. This is what this is. Did he got recognized it? I don't know. I don't know if I know that. I don't know. I saw that happen. But then like we had this area sectioned off for us, like, like around like Epcot where like we just are the spot we'd drink like, you know, like Martinelli's and shit for that. We would just be sipping on them. We just got to watch their insane fireworks show just in like a private area has nuts. So I think that's, so that's a fun way to do, Disney. Just go on the ons. He doesn't need legend. Yeah. Go with Donnie on. He was just, he was Donnie off. That's crazy. What? Yeah. So that, that was pretty cool. You know, that's the only way to do it though. I won't go into it. I've done that. No, you can't wait enough for that. Can't go back to wait in a line. No. No, it's like, yeah, man, it's forget like that experience. It's like standing in line though, where it's like, they have like a estimated time, 90 minutes. Yeah. And the ride is like 60 seconds. Yeah. I love the dude. You're trying to take a photo of the photo of you on the ride and there's like a guy who's like, Trent, but no, you can't do that. Yeah. Yeah. Dude, I mean, what's really fun though is going to Disney with a 71 year old lady who's openly racist and we'll say it loudly. Yeah. I was a struggle. Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. Dude. I, okay. I caught it. It just reminded me of this experience. I had one in my family in Tahiti and there was like at the hotel, we were out there had like these like, it's like, these like dancers come and they were there in the back dancing run like this fire and just me with family there and like, the dancers was kind of like pick people in the crowd to come and dance with them and like, it's kind of weird. But this girl, she taps this Asian dad on the shoulder. He's with his whole family, just jumps right up and just starts dancing so close to her and just like, fully into it, just like, like hovering around her, like shaking his hips, like, like touching her and she in front of his like wife and children. And I like, it's just like memory burned into my mind. I was like 10 years old just like watching this dude just be like, this is my shot. Like, like, it was fucking crazy just to watch this guy just, and I was like, Oh, it's just different. You know, the other cultures are different. I guess I don't. I'm just from Provo, Utah. I don't know anything about the world. So anyways, so shout out to that guy. Oh, dude. Going back to what I was saying, Disney bounding. Oh. Oh, yeah. What is this? So you can't dress up as a character. So people will dress in outfits that like mimic Disney characters. Let me, I'm going to Google image this so you guys can. Oh, so it's like, it's like a knock off kind of thing. Like, you can't dress as goofy, but you could wear the same outfit he wears. Okay. That's like even worse, I feel like it's, you know, like you're, you wouldn't see that guy as Mickey Mouse, but then he stands next to Mickey Mouse. You're like, oh, he's wearing the same bow tie. Yeah. So it's like, it's like a. That one's really actually just sad. That's like, that's not even, that's not even close. Um, you know, it's like, uh, yeah, it's, it's a Disney, Disney rebellion. Yeah. No, it's for their way to get around the rules that they can't dress as characters or bend in the rule. But dude, there's also, I, cause I like really went to Disney adults this week while driving. And there's like videos, compilations of adult interiors that they got sent out because they were dressed as characters. Oh my God. That's hilarious. Do you think they ever, just like someone just happens to look like somebody and they're like, oh, you look like Buzz Lightyear. You can't come in here. Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, like, hey, that purple cap and the rings are, maybe that doesn't look like Buzz Light. Yeah. No, I'd be like, Hey, this girl looks like that's still Raven. We got to get her out of here. Yeah. Um, no, it's like the purple cap and wings. Yeah. That doesn't mean we're like, get her out. This is places gone downhill since I was a child. Dude, it was so funny because we were staying at like, uh, a timeshare because that's what they have as a timeshare. Oh, nice. Also, they bought another one. What we were there. Oh, perfect. Yeah. Someone has to get those. Someone has to buy them. We tried talking them out of it. I love that. They're like, this is scam and like, and, uh, Eric, this is great. We're going to leave this for Amanda and Drew. It was inheritance. Yeah. We got it. We're going to inherit a timeshare. Perfect. Get the lease now, but do we're at the timeshare and, uh, like there was like a black family having a barbecue and like from one of the other units and, uh, man to scream. I was like, Oh, there's welfare queens. I was just like, what is it like they've been here for months, just taking all the government money and buying their fancy barbecue. Like, how do you, this is our first day here. How do you know they've been here for months? We got cameras. It's, I also love like moment like this, but like I'm sure like that black family, they're having so much fun. They're like grilling. They're all smiling, like having just a good time and she's like, grandma, it gets one look. She's like, my day's ruined. Yeah. I can't handle this. These people haven't so much fun as Florida, Florida has, I mean, if you go to Utah and go to Florida and you're like, Oh, black people like they're just there. They exist. Yeah. Yeah. And then every day a man does grandma want it to go to Walmart. It's her favorite store and she'd make us go to Walmart. I'm like, you hate them so much. Why do you go to the place where they all are? No, it's with the irony, you know, it's like they're like, she's mad at them staying the same time share that she lives in like we can afford the same time share and then go to Walmart and like all the places I like, they seem to be there. What the hell? What's going on? Yeah. It's a, it's a, it's a fun. I feel the same way with like the dudes who really again, like they're in like the build the wall era, you know, it's like kind of country boys being like, you know, like gotta keep them out. I think there's a resurgence of the build the wall. It's back. We know like the first way. Yeah. Yeah. The first, first wave. Gotta keep up the Mexicans. And then I think about these country boys where I'm like, okay. So you want to keep out these Mexicans who drive trucks, blue collar, hard workers, drink beer, listen to country music, religious, religious, they are the exact same thing you are. Oh, yeah. The exact same thing. Dude, if Republicans were smart, they would let the Mexicans in and the Mexicans would vote Republican forever. Oh, yeah. No, it's like. Yeah. So anyways, Jimmy, thoughts. Yeah. I agree. Yeah. What do you think about the IDF? What is that? Uh, the Israeli military. I don't know about that. Okay. Honestly, that's fine. It's a good. It's like an answer. I don't know. That's what we're looking for. And you know what, Jimmy, I'm not that far off. Yeah. Yeah. I'm like, it's because it gets a little too dark sometimes and you see like drone strikes just happen on just dude just walking as they just get killed and you're like, yeah, I'm not going to, uh, you know what, my opinion is, Hey, how would everyone to stop killing each other? Yeah. I mean, anyways, I'm going to go back to playing Elton Ring. So hopefully, hopefully you guys can solve that by the time I beat Elton Ring. Uh, it's a lot of where my head goes is just like, hope that hope they figure that one out. Yeah. Yeah. Pretty sad. Oh, yeah. What do you think about the moon landing? I think it's real. Yeah. I don't know. For me, it's hard because there's thing we went to the moon, but we can't make GTA six and 12 years. No, it's, that's actually, that's a great point. It is the most fair criticism because you know, like when GTA five came out, oh, dude, I set my availability day for, uh, to be able to go on a Mormon mission. I set my availability day as the day it came out because they always have a couple of weeks buffer before they actually send you out. And I was like, I'm just like, so then I know for sure I can at least play the game. That's so funny. And because like, I had been waiting forever because like I love GTA four and so yeah, got to, got to just like put in the hours, like I didn't came out on like September. I didn't leave till February. So I just like, oh, just playing the fuck out of GTA five. Dude, I'm going to do that when Elder Scrolls six comes out. I'm going to buy a new computer just to play it. It's going to be. Well, I mean, it's going to happen. It's going to come out in like 10 years. I know one day one day we'll play it. Elder Scrolls six. It'll be cool. Um, but don't worry. Oh, yeah. Are you going to play, you know, the new NCAA football game? Uh, no. Well, he's on the sport. I don't know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know a bunch of guys who play FIFA, they don't watch soccer. That's true. No, sports games are really that interesting to me. I don't know. transcend. - If you were just fond, I think it's like, if you were like actually played baseball, like in real life, like just like, or just like done to catch, they're like, no, you have, like Jimmy, have you ever done that? Just like throw around a baseball, do it in love. It's like, when you're actually doing that, so fond. - Yeah. - Like, sometimes watch baseball can be a little, a little slow, but like when you're actually out there, like, it's pretty cool. - Go to the park, throw a football back and forth. - Yeah, that's it. - So some of these sports video games, similar. - Yeah. - 'Cause you're just involved the whole time. It's like, so think about it. - Yeah, all right. - What country has the best food? - Ooh. - Oh, Mexico. - That's great. - That's a good one. - I think Mexican food might be my favorite. - I think it's deniable. - I think Mexicans and Italians got to duke it out. - I think that's a Mexican Italian, and then-- - Chinese. - Chinese and really fucking good. Japanese foods, really fucking good. - Indian food. - Indian food is cool. - Never had Indian food. - You haven't? - No. - Bombay house here. - That's what everyone says. - We gotta go to Bombay house. - It's really good. - I just, here's what I'm scared of. I've never had it, and I know, like, if you have food of a certain culture, like if I never had Mexican food before, I wouldn't know what to, like, I wouldn't know to not show it. - Oh, well, then I'll go with you. - I'll go with you. - Okay, let's do this. - Let's go to Bombay house. - I will also go. - Yeah, let's go. - We'll go to-- - Just start with the tikka masala. - Dude, it's like the classic dish. - You get some garlic non. - Yeah, like you'll be a fan, I think, 'cause it's like a standard dish. It's like it's really fucking good. And it's not like the flavors aren't gonna, like it's not like a tough flavor profile. - You've been to India. - You like it? - I don't wanna go back. - Yeah, that's why, like, India is a country I've never wanted to go to, and so that's why it goes. - Just eat the food. - Okay, yeah. - Eat the food, use the IT support. And then the food, yeah, like that, there's also like Southern Indian food, which is really fucking good, but yeah, man. I mean, also, if you wanna go to India, you can just go to London. - Yeah, it's pretty, yeah, you can get a more elevated experience. - It's a bunch of Freddie Mercury is running around. - See, Indian? - No, everybody is Pakistani. - It's Becky. - I also love that they have this crazy beef of Pakistanis and Indian. - Oh, yeah. - 'Cause their cuisine's like the same. - Yeah. - They're the same. - They're the same. Except I think Pakistan's like, they're Muslim. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's a lot of Muslims in India, though, too. - Yeah, I mean, they're mostly Hindi. - It's mostly Hindi, but they're still like a large, like compared to like here. - It is also, it's really trippy. Going to McDonald's in India. - Yeah. - No beef. - Oh, yeah. - Dude, I know beef. - I used to live with it. - So it's just traditional layers everywhere? - No, that would be better. It was like veggie burger things, but they also had chicken, you see the chicken. - Yeah, chicken. - Yeah. They were nice at McDonald's in India. It's like walking into like a U.S. embassy. Like you walk in there, it's like, it's nice in there. - It's air conditioning. - Oh, yeah. - Like it feels nice and cool. You can charge your phone in there. - I went to a McDonald's in Guatemala and it's like, the third world is out here. - The third world is back inside. - Yeah. - Oh, it were in America. - Like the food at McDonald's outside of the U.S. It's like, next level. Dude, so good. - I didn't know McDonald's outside the U.S. - Also being a manager at a McDonald's there. - Oh. - Dude, there was a- - Might as well be a fucking like a senator. - Oh, dude, there was a bishop in one of my areas. His job was a McDonald's manager. Had the biggest house, like I had seen my whole time in Guatemala. And it was night, it was first world level house. - Yeah. - It was a McDonald's manager. - Yeah, not dude. 'Cause it's an important job. - Yeah. - Also, you never left the country? - Yeah. - Where have you been? - I went to China. - I went to China. - Dude, how was that? - It was sick, dude. I would go back in a heartbeat. - Isn't it crazy? Like, China's a place where like, you really will feel like you're in a foreign place. Like it is like nuts. Like it was so cool. - No, a place like that I got, 'cause like India is a place like that where it's like, there's no like, like little help of like, this also is in English. It's like, it's nothing. It's just like, you're just like, what? - I mean, I went to Beijing and they'd English on like a lot of the signs, but like, not everybody speaks English and it was, it was still like crazy. - Oh yeah, no. - It's probably at the butt. Yeah, you should have gone to McDonald's out there. They're McDonald's. Also, they're really into like KFC. - Yeah. - No, there was one in like every corner. When I was there, it was crazy. - It's, they were really into KFC in the UK as well. - It's huge over there. - Which I thought was hilarious 'cause the British, I think they love to try. They love a lot of American things. Oh, I just wanted to grab them all. Like, you know that we don't give a shit about KFC? - Yeah. - No one fucking cares. We have Popeyes. - Popeyes. Chick-fil-A. Like it's like KFC sauce. - Canes. - Canes. - Canes. - Yeah, it's a. - Yeah, dude. - Yeah, it's a. - That's what my dad, he went to Taiwan for his mission. He said KFC was just everywhere. - Yeah, dude. But then, yeah, so it's. - It's wild out there. - Yeah, that's one thing I am. 'Cause I went to Guatemala, but Guatemala is still like Western. Like culturally, yeah. Culturally, there's just a lot poorer than us, but like culturally, it's still like the West. Like, it sounds crazy going to a place like China. - Oh no, it's like these, yeah, you go to like a play, yeah, like any, like I've been to like, I've been to Thailand, I've been to, I've been to Laos. - Laos. - Laos, Petasambara out there. But yeah, it's like, it's like, you're just like, it's, you just, you know, it's, it is kind of crazy. 'Cause you know, we're already talking about the perspective shifts of like these, like when you think people know about your little cultural world where it's like, you don't know about Kendrick and all that. It's like, you go to some of these other places. It's like, it's like, it's just might as well like, obviously a lot of the main events America, a lot of people know about, but it's like, it's like America just vanishes. Like everything we know in our Western culture is gone. - Yeah. - And like, everything is just about, can we get clean water, you know? And dude, seeing people in like the bubble here in Utah though, like I remember in Guatemala, there was a Utah missionary who just like got to the field and like day one is just trying to spit, you know, Mormonism at people. And then someone's like, he's like, you know, and Joseph Smith and the first guy was like, who's that? And he's like, what? - Uh oh. - What? - Dude, it was insane. - Yeah, I know, it's. - I remember it, our car, his first district meeting. He was like, you know what? Nobody here has ever heard of him? - What the? - I thought we could just, I could just bring him up. He'll be like, well, you know what? I have a meaning to get into that. I thought even non-Mormons knew who it was. - I know, it's, I know. Wait, you guys don't all know Mitt Romney? (laughing) - What? - Yeah, so I love to see, I always love like the very fish out of water people. Or it's like, I mean, I went to an English speaking mission. I like, it just like, that experience of just to walking up to someone and be like, do you want to, what do you, what do you believe in? What kind of God do you believe in? They're like, what? And you're like, dude. - Yeah, I don't know. - I will say, doing the second language is such a like a hack for missionary or just lean on it. - It's like a, dude, it's like wearing a mask. You're a different person when you're speaking in that language than when you're speaking your native language. - I could not hide. - Like, yeah, 'cause all the stuff I said in Spanish, I don't think I would be bold enough to say those things in English. - Also, 'cause you're like, this is the only thing I know how to say. Like, for me, it's like, you can see all the facial expressions and everything, like, you know everything, you know exactly how they're reacting to you. And you're like, you want to be happy? And they're like, I am happy. I'm like, yeah, I don't know. (laughing) - 'Cause also, I'm like, you get very self-aware in that moment. We're like, I'm a 19 year old kid from Utah. I have no life experience. I can't be like, no, actually, not happy. Like, not you. It's like, you have nothing to stand on. And you just become so, you become so aware of like, how you know nothing. You're not happy. - You've never had swig. - Yeah, you have a swig. - Dude, you don't know. - You never, you've had a sugar cookie. Like, it's, which I don't, I'm gonna stand that. And now it's sugar cookie, it feels like it doesn't even make sense. Like, it's, it's all it is. But, yeah, that was, yeah, that's a different experience. And Jimmy, you never had a happy, you never had that experience. You never had, never had one on a mission. - No, I didn't call the mission. - Well, you're not 26 yet, you can still code. - Yeah. - Oh, yeah. - We should make that happen for the bit. - Dude, Jimmy, if you go on a mission, think also for, dude, I would go to your farewell. - Exactly. - I'd go to your farewell and cry. - I would, I would go then heckle. (laughing) - This guy's just doing it for the clicks. - But no, they would need, they would love to have you. But yeah, just do it for the material. - Yeah. - There's so much that would come out of it. - Just two years, you'll be a better comedian when you come back. - Exactly. And then you'll have got yourself ingratiated in a new market. You know, so you can go back to Omaha, like a king. Or, - We're just trying to get Jimmy more cultured. - That would be so funny. It's like, the solution for you to get more cultured is to go on a Mormon mission. (laughing) But, I mean, hey, like. - Dude, I forgot to tell you this. I went to Dennis McManus had like a, - Birthday party or something? - No, he had a comedy show that he put a, like a talent show for his YSA award. - Oh yeah. - And he brought me. - Right, Dennis McManus is. - Yeah, he goes, I think like, semi regularly. But he invites all these comedians to come to this thing. It's just in the gym. It's like. - I love that. - Yeah. And they asked me to say the opening prayer. Like they were just like, hey, you want to say the opening prayer? - That's awesome. - They were like, what, where do you from? I'm like, I'm not. And they're like, okay. And like I said it, you know, it killed it. - And I do a lot of dramatic pauses. - Oh yeah. - Some reflexes never leave. - Yeah, no, exactly. But like, I think if I was like, hey, I want to go, they'd be like, oh yeah. You know what I mean? - Oh, no, they would jump. So it's like, I guess they're struggling right now. It's like missionaries coming home early. A lot of missionaries are coming home early. - Yeah. - And so they would have loved to have like, oh dude, he's found his way back. - And then, yeah, in the MTC out, my companion was a dude who's 26 from Serbia. And he was like, I was a sniper in the military before this. And I was like, hell yeah. So like, yeah, he was, yeah, he was, he was, interesting guy. But yeah, I doubt, I don't doubt. - I think I have an interesting guys. I want to tell the story. That was talking about earlier. - Oh, but the most interesting guy in the world? - Yeah, yeah, dude. This guy, all right, he's already just, this part of it, born in Belgium, it's like royalty, nobility, goes to England to a boarding school, learns English, gets perfect in English, goes to Oxford, studying law, and he's like, I hate law school. I want to be a soldier. Doesn't tell his parents, he joins. His parents are like living in Cairo, like as rich aristocrats. He joins the military and gets sent to war in South Africa and then gets wounded. And that's how his parents find out that he was in the military, that he like got a bullet through his leg. And then he like begs his parents permission to not pursue law school and become a full-time soldier 'cause he was like, this is the best thing I've ever done. - Wow. - And like in his journal, he was like, I was just charging at the enemy and all I could think was, I fucking love this. (laughing) And then, so this guy, he like recovers from his injuries. He gets sent to a war in Somalia. While he's in Somalia, World War I breaks. And he's like, fuck. He's like, I'm not where the real action is. Then in one of the battles, he gets his eye shot out. And they're like, we need to like remove your eye. And he's like, no, I'm not gonna let you guys remove my eye. And he knew if he refused the surgery that sent him back to England and he goes back to England, then he accepted the surgery in England because he knew once they removed his eye, he'd get an eye patch and they'd let him go to France where the real action was. - Oh my God. - And then he fought in like 18 major battles, lost his fingers, lost his hand, got shot everywhere, lost his ear. - Oh my God. - Dude, just kept going. World War I ends, though probably the worst war in human history to have been a part of. And his quote was, frankly, I really enjoyed the war. - Oh my God, dude. - Dude, the dude couldn't get enough. But then World War I ends, nothing else is going on. And so he moves to Poland and it's just living out in a cabin hunting and like shooting bears and stuff. And he gets like into old age and he's like 60 and then Hitler's like, we're gonna invade Poland. And oh man. And then the British military is like, hey, do you wanna be like our point man for Poland? And he's like, I'm back in. (laughing) And then so in his 60s, he's fighting the Nazis. And he gets everyone from the British military who was in Poland to evacuate when the Nazis invade. And then he goes to it, then he gets deployed to Italy to fight the Italians as a 65 year old man at this point. His plane gets shot down. Oh, also his planes get shot down multiple times in his life. (laughing) - The fourth time. - No one, like this is like the fourth time he's in a plane that gets shot down. - The fourth one, he's like, ah. - Yeah, he's not even faced by it. - So he's plane gets shot down. The Italians capture him when he gets back to shore 'cause it crashed in the Mediterranean. And then he gets locked in. He escapes from the POW campus a 67 year old three times before they catch him and bring him back every time. - Oh my God. - And then eventually they realize this guy's pretty important. Like he's like famous in like British military lore. Like and he's like royalty and stuff. And so they're like, hey, we want to like leave this war. Like Hitler's going to be pissed, but like the Italians were done like there. And like, can you be our diplomat and meet with the British and like let them know that we're done? And so he was able to meet with the British and like negotiate the end. And that's how the Italians got out of the war. - What? - Yeah, dude. And then like Winston Churchill like named him to be his diplomat for China. And then he went to China and had dinner with Mao Zedong and told Mao, I really fucking hate communists like to his face. (laughs) And then like in his 80s he settled down finally and went to Ireland and died. Like dude, just the craziest guy. - Dude nuts. - I feel like in like today's terminology, you're like, this guy's a sociopath. - Oh yeah. - Like dude who's just charging into battle like this is the best, this is the best. - Dude. - Everyone's in trench foot and mustard gas and he's like, what a time to be alive. - What? - What a time to be alive. - Like have you seen, what's the movie? All Quiet on the Western Front? - No. - Dude, it's the only war movie. It came out like last year on Netflix and it's all in German. It's all subtitles. But it was like, did you ever read the book? - No. - The book was written to be like, to explain how horrific war is. And it was actually one of the first books Hitler banned because he was worried that if people read that they wouldn't be down to go to war. Well, they made the movie like so horrific. It's the only war movie I've ever seen that gave me like extreme anxiety watching it. Like it was like-- - All the other ones were like hell yeah. - It was almost like a horror movie. - And so watching that movie World War One and knowing that there is some sociopath out there who's just like, this is the best. - Like hell yeah guys. Both of us all charge into the no man's land. I don't give a fuck. It's also, I think with some of the term like water off a duck's back or whatever, is that what it says? - Yeah. - Yeah. - I feel like that he is that to a T where he realized there's so many shit we worry about and we're afraid about those dudes like him we're just like fuck it. And like everything, if he died at 82, like all this shit happens, makes it out alive. He just doesn't care. And you're like, is that all we have to do? Just not care that much. - You lose your eye. You think that would get you out of World War One. - It was a hand. - And then he was like, give me my eye patch. I'm gonna go also like the military. They're like, your eye is like freaking us out. So in order for you to go like, for us to grant you permission to go fight in World War One, you have to use a class I and he was like fine. And then the second he walked out of the building he threw his class I away, like. - This guy, this guy can't be stopped. Anyways, now he has a beer. - Yeah. - All right, well, I think we did the podcast. - That was fun. - Yeah, nice times. - Nice. - Have you heard Jimmy? - Yeah, I'm happy to be back. - This was fun. - A little more fun. - A little redemption arc. - Yeah. - I feel good about this. - Redemption, we just didn't talk that much. - And that was the redemption. - Yeah, it was good. - It's all you had to do the first time. - I had a good time. - Yeah. - Yeah. - Okay. - Sweet, well, yeah, it falls. Jimmy, class, call on Instagram. - I have it. - Where you can find social media. - All right. - Bye. - Bye. [BLANK_AUDIO]