This Past Weekend - E329 Easter Oyster

Episode Date: March 17, 2021

Theo discusses his views on St. Patrick's Day, the Bill Burr controversy at the Grammy's, Panda Express hazing it's new employees and buying a new house in Nashville. Plus, Theo gives a single mom with Stage 4 cancer a big surprise. https://bit.ly/theo-von New Merch: theovonstore.com​   Submit your funny videos, TikToks, questions and topics you'd like to hear on the podcast to [e-mail].   This episode is brought to you by:The Zebra: https://TheZebra.com/theoGrubhub: https://www.grubhub.com Get the food you love with Perks from GrubhubBlueChew: https://bluechew.com and use promo code THEO to get your first order freeLiquid Death: https://liquiddeath.com    Music:Grady Spencer - “Our Time”https://youtu.be/_H6FsUAhNIM Larry Fleet - “Where I Find God”https://youtu.be/Lzl8-_4qzyk   Hit the Hotline[phone]   Video Hotline for TheoUpload here: http://bit.ly/TPW_VideoHotline   Find Theo:Website: https://theovon.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/theovonFacebook: https://facebook.com/theovonFacebook Group: https://facebook.com/groups/thispastweekendTwitter: https://twitter.com/theovonYouTube: https://youtube.com/theovonClips Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiEKV_MOhwZ7OEcgFyLKilw   Producer: Nick Davishttps://instagram.com/realnickdavis Producer: Sean Duganhttps://www.instagram.com/SeanDugan/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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And we thank Blue Chu for sponsoring this podcast. You know, Happy St. Patrick's Day. If you get sunburn easily, or if somebody slaps you, everybody can tell. And this holiday is for you. If dogs get angry at you sometimes when they see you, because it can be a little shocking, you know, just the contrast or, you know, the contrast of just the reflection coming off of you sometimes can do that. And this holiday is for you.

Happy St. Patrick's Day. If two or three minutes in the sun can absolutely put you in the hospital, maybe, and maybe even affect your DNA, so that your children and great-great-grandchildren and everyone you know ends up being addicted to alcohol, then this holiday is for you. Happy St. Patty's Day, everyone. Happy Patty. What are some famous saints they had? Let me look at some.

Famous saints they had. Anthony Joseph, oh, Joseph was always trying to saint your sister down, you know what I'm saying? Boy, you know little Joseph, bro. He sneak over, dude, put a handful of work in dirty holy water into your sister's mouth, you know? Trying to get her to frickin' do some free basin or whatever. But who else did they have?

Michael the Archon, Michael the Archangel, Peter, and then they had Patty. Dude, you know St. Patty was like, I'm not gonna say that she was probably, I'm guessing probably transgender, if you go back to, you know, the past, then it's probably St. Patty was definitely trans. You know, there comes St. Patty, ah, and St. Patty give you a little butterscotch, give you a little handful of mint, you know? Put a little molasses under your tongue, man. We used to have this guy that worked at our middle school named Mr. Reuben, and he was

named after probably the meat, the sandwich meat, and he would put a little molasses under your tongue, baby, you know, when he saw you. He'd keep him a little dropper, like one of them squirrel feeders, and when he saw you, if you was kind of being loud or something, he'd hit you with that lasses, baby. He'd just douse you up, and you couldn't help but feel good molasses. It's kind of, it's sweet and also kind of earthy, kind of sour, kind of urban, a little bit Canadian, but also a little, has just a mild kind of maple-y Japanese kind of after, you know, kind of rapast or something, vibe, you know?

But anyway, happy St. Patty's Day, man, a lot of people out there, the Irish, and they're good, man, the Irish. If you see the Irish, they're usually doing something, sometimes they just get so plastered they don't even, you know, when you're like, oh man, is that guy okay? And people are like, yeah, yeah, man, that guy's Irish, bro. You know, let him celebrate, baby. So this is your day, man. Thank you guys for being here with me today and for getting into this episode.

It is the year 2021 and we are traveling through space and time in unison and this is our time. This is Grady Spencer and the work. You always are the one who stays home with your baby, you're gonna be the one who stays right here with me. Well, I've been working, fingers down to a bloody man. And I've been working, sending him down to the bone. And I've been working hard as I can just find some time to get you all alone so we can, we can, going out on the city, going out on the city, baby, have a little whiskey and

wine. Baby, you know I'm so pretty and I don't know how, baby, you're my, this is our time. This is our time. Grady is Grady Spencer and the work and that's their album. You know, they do a song and they, and you know, it's amazing. Somebody makes a song and then you get to enjoy it. And that's called transmission. Happy St. Patrick's, you know, happy St. Paddy and happy everybody named Paddy.

Everybody that's ever been padded on the back. Everybody that's ever had a patch on their pants. You know, everybody who's ever attempted a point after touchdown, I commend you. I commend you all on this beautiful day to enjoy the color green. I said, Sean, I said, Sean, he gets, you know, get a little something, step up the studio. We got a couple of, these look like Florida plants a little. Come from Florida. And we got that vibe.

We got a little bitty hat in case somebody come through this kind of small headed. And what's up? Went to Jiu Jitsu today. Oh, man, what's up? Well, I'll be honest with you, man, they had me fight. It's not going well. I'll say that I have tapped out to fighters, women fighters, you know, females, they call them females.

But as far as I'm concerned, once you get in the, in the dojo dog, it's all, it's mono we mono, you know, leave your tits at the door boo boo, it's, you know, we both going toe to toe here. It doesn't matter. Everybody gots a wiener in here. That's how I look at it. So but the crazy part, they made me like fight a, I guess a blind guy and this guy's blind or illegally blind or illegally blind, I guess.

I don't know which one he is. I haven't seen like his prison record and stuff, but he's blind. So it's kind of crazy because I'll just be real quiet and they say that's cheating. So it's like, I don't know, you learn as you go, I'm just grateful to be in there. I hurt one of my wrists so bad though, I couldn't even wipe my buttocks, man. If I was doing number two, doing a duty, I couldn't put enough pressure onto the tissue. I just could, it was like, uh, you know, I just couldn't do it. So then I had to wipe my buttocks with a alternate hand, which, uh, I don't know if you've ever

done that, but it's, first of all, it's very scary. I didn't even know how to do it. It's kind of like when somebody has you shoot a free throw or something with your oppa oppa oppa's in hand, you know, if somebody has you use your, use your oppa's in hand, you, it's scary. It feels like you feel like you feel like kind of blind in your arm or something. You feel like your whole arm is blind, you know, it just, you can't do it. You can't, uh, you just can't, you can't do it.

So that, that, uh, that's something that's tricky, man. You know, that's something that even Mr. Rubin with a couple of freaking baby bird droppers that have, of that, of that molasses can handle and can heal. So anyway, yeah, just been going through a lot of aches and pains with that and dealing with that and just getting through it, fighting the blind, fighting the femalis, bro. You know, um, it's, uh, yeah, you know, they're very accepting of me over there. They work with me. Uh, it's just harder.

Your body gets older. It gets harder. You got to make sure everything. Here's what I noticed about getting older. I noticed when I jump somewhere, I have to look where I'm jumping. I used to just jump. I would jump. I would land.

I'm going. I'm already on to the next, whatever it is. But now it's like, if I'm, say I'm going for a jog or something, I'm going to jump over something. Um, there's a couple seconds of planning is like almost like a quarter block of planning. Okay. When I get up here, I'm going to do this job and it's not, it's not even anything big. It's like a little, it's a two sticks that have somehow found their way together.

Two sticks or a, you know, a little, um, seerb or something curb, you know, and so I, uh, I was like, all right, here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go, here we go. And it's so, it just, it's so much more, we're in the, when you was a child, you'd run and jump over something. You didn't know you jump over it and keep going. Never even thought twice or even once about it. But different times, man, um, I got a home. I got a place, I'm keeping my place in Los Angeles.

I got a place out here in the central East. So I'm going to experiment with that. It's exciting, but nerve wracking, um, but it's kind of nice. It's like you can, it's a, things are a little more chill and then things are a little bit more, uh, when I go to Los Angeles and it's for, if I want to go there for a month or if I want to work on something or, you know, we're doing podcast and whatever, it's great. It's kind of nice to be able to be in different places. Uh, so I'm real grateful to have that ability and ability is just, that's just when you

can do something and you, it's not even when you then do it. It's just when you can do something. So there's a lot of ability out there that never gets acted on, which is kind of wild really. Um, but I went over there the other night and I like, cause the place closed yesterday and I went over there and man, I like walked in and I was like, I was almost kind of spooked out. It was like, all right, I guess, uh, and I didn't even stay, I just came back to the

Airbnb that I've been over at, um, you know, it feels like, I don't know, I guess it feels like maybe you should have like a family or something or maybe it feels like you should have, there should be some other level. Oh, I don't know. I think I need to get some groceries that will help me get more acclimated. So, but those are some things that are going on or have been, um, what else? Oh, I went to a basketball game. I went to the LSU was playing in the, um, SEC tournament and I really love LSU basketball.

My fr, my father was friends with Dale Brown when he was, I don't know when they were children and Dale Brown's like an old coach of LSU and anyway, um, anyway, so I got a go down to the game. I took a date, took a date, go down to the game. And first of all, I didn't, I didn't have, uh, tickets. I didn't have any entry entry certificates, you know, so I'm thinking I got to get so, you know, I got, I need to hit one of these, uh, vendors, a vendor. And so I go and a man, they got a big fellow out there and the dude was, it was kind of

an urban dude, you know what I'm saying, like kind of like seemed black. And so he was eating something, he was polishing off something. He was a big guy. He reminded me of, um, Baloo, I think Baloo Bayer. Let me look him. Yes. He had that, uh, that physique, that same physique baby, that P highs, as Baloo from the jungle book, very, uh, like lean, like kind of like, we'll look first of all, if you've been to

an SEC event or something, there's a lot of country people there. So a lot of people resembled a kind of a snowman esque or melted snowman, you know, that body style where it was just somebody wearing a nine XL T shirt, no pants. Just totally, it went, it went down to their shoes and then they just kind of tied it off at the bottom, you know, just a lot of unique body styles. Every, uh, plush, I would say overall, you know, I'd say kind of, um, flammable type of body, you know, real soft, real flammable body style. Um, anyway, so this fella, we go over and trying to get some tickets and I should have

just got him before I go and the man name was Sherlock. Okay. The man name was Sherlock and he said, Oh, my, my brother has him yard boy. So the second he said yard boy, I could see my date was kind of, she wasn't real sure about I think probably the way I operate. I would say maybe she was, she knew that thing. This was getting interesting and this wasn't the type of interest and she wanted, you know, her, like for her, probably, you know, and, you know, I think as entry, anyway, so she,

so anyway, we got, we start walking on the street. So we see yard boy, right? And he basically looks just like the guy. He looks just like Sherlock and Sherlock was eating something, man, or he had crumbs built in around his mouth, like, but it looked like he'd been cross something, you know, like he'd been, um, French snacking, you know what I'm saying? He had that big, that big baby bear look where he, but he's definitely stuck his head into a bakery window and kind of had his way while the cashier was in the restroom.

You know what I'm saying? So anyway, uh, Sherlock is doing his thing and then we meet up with your boy and yard boy is from, I want to say Jamaica, maybe, but that's also just me guessing because if I hear any sort of island sound, my brain immediately goes, Yameka, you know, Yameka, play some bed with me. Welcome to Jamaica, which reminds me, actually, I was in, I don't even know if it was Jamaica one time. It could have been, uh, Dominican Republic or, uh, Trinidad or somewhere.

Hey, I'm saying panning. It could have been, uh, somewhere like that and we're walking down the street and they had a Starbucks sign. So we go in, we're students, we go into the place and we walk in and there's a lady in the back. She goes, welcome to the Starbucks lounge. Can I get you a smoothie? And we're like, where are we, and they had stole or borrowed a stolen or borrowed a Starbucks

sign and just put it up in front of their business out front. So people are venturing in and it's not even a Starbucks. They had smoothie, but, um, anyway, so your boy there and then, uh, so they, your boy goes, Oh, I don't have them, pop has them, right? So we got Sherlock and Sherlock started to kind of like, um, I want to say exasperate or something at this point. He started to, he was having a breathing issue. You know, and Sherlock, I don't even know why they call him Sherlock.

I mean, this dude couldn't found, this dude couldn't have found his breath if it wasn't built into his damn lung system. You know, he couldn't have found his name. This dude couldn't have found his blood if it wasn't built into his veins. So anyway, Sherlock and, uh, yard boy, they say pop got some. So now we look down the street the way we had just come. It's been about four minutes now and there is a man pop, I guess, apparently pop walking down towards them and there's tons of people walking.

It's outdoors and some people are coming up and saying, Hey man, can I get a photo or saying, Hey, you know, uh, you know, I love your podcast stuff like that. And it's real nice, it's just, it's a lot going on because I'm starting to wonder like is things legitimate here with, um, with yard boy and Sherlock, which I think is a very normal question for any natural man to ask themselves at a certain point. I've just spent $250 here or things okay with yard boy and Sherlock. So at this point, you see the people coming and I said, where is he? I mean, we were waiting another two minutes.

He said, he's right there, man. He right there. We doing business, man. We doing business and I'm trying to be supportive, you know, uh, and then finally I start to see the guy, there is one guy, he's wearing parkas, blue kind of, um, parka plastic for raining. It's not raining. He's on two of those and he has on everybody else's walking at a considerable speed.

This guy pop, sorry, is walking at the speed of hope. He's walking at the speed of rumor, like there's no, like, oh, and here's the worst part. He had, if you've seen those aircast people have like a aircast on her leg, it has like a little hole by the knee, like a, look like a little birdhouse door on it. He has one of those on each leg. It should say on the box, when you get a aircast soft cast for one leg, it should say, hey, you can't wear one of these on your other leg at the same time, but it doesn't say that. So here he comes, dude, this little fricking teapot, you know, I'm a little teapot, short

and stout, this guy, and my date hates me. She's literally, at this point, I can feel her texting, whatever, whoever the last guy she went out with, just probably asking this man to come pick her up. Anyway, so pop finally gets there. He don't have the tickets, he said. He don't know what happened. It's a cellular tower issue, okay. When this dude says it's a cellular tower issue, I, because I'm, now it's, it's been 11 minutes.

We don't have tickets. It's, it's, it's just, you know, the college basketball is a short game, a short game. There's two 20 minute halves. So I can feel the halves going down and I just said, look, just give me my money back. And they said, well, come inside with us, we'll walk you in. We try to do that for five more minutes. It's a nightmare. They're on the phone.

And every time I say, look, man, this is just, you know, I just, we're done. The guys like, it's a, Sherlock said, it's a cellular tower issue, man. Like, I don't give a shit what it is. If I sell you something, but I don't have something, then that's on you, big dog. Um, anyway, I don't know why I told you that story, but yeah, it was not, uh, it was not a good date. Uh, it was just bad. It was just, it was too much.

It was stressful. That's why you got to get the tickets before you got to plan ahead and you got to get the tickets before. So that's kind of where I'm at, um, oh, here's the worst part. When pop finally got up there, him or each time we met with somebody, when yard boy and Sherlock, they did a handshake, it was like a 40 second handshake. It was like a hand, like they were in the Super Bowl, like they were wide receivers on the Pittsburgh Steelers and they wasn't doing shit pop, uh, your pop dude had two.

I think he dislocated his entire lower body, bro. You could see when the wind would blow a little, it almost cost him his life every time birds were landing on him. He had hay coming out of his shirt sleeves, you know, they had drawn. The freckles on his cheese, they, you know, anyway, oh Jesus Christ. And I was so few by the end of it all, I was so furious. It was like an hour total nightmare. So anyway, get the tickets before you go, man.

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It feels like, I guess it feels kind of scary. I've never, I've always been a bit more ability to ramble and be that dusk in the wind. And a dusk in the wind, man, you got no, you know, you, you really just hook your coat onto the breeze. So I think there's probably some nerves when it comes into, when it comes into having like some a little bit more establishment, but it'll be fine. You know, I think there'll be some other stuff will be nice getting groceries, you know, putting waters like in a cupboard where you're going to always have waters.

What else have a drawer where you keep this, you keep that, you know, you need tape, you need electrical tape, you know, you want to keep a paint set, you want to keep a friend, have an extra bedroom, keep them, you know, just having that ability to do different stuff and have a little bit of space in that sort of thing. So what else do we have, man? You know, let's get into a little bit of news right here. Bill Burr upset people at the Grammys, they said. And I saw what he said and he didn't, he didn't really upset anyone.

He didn't really even say much, really. And you know what, I started to realize what's going on a lot in the news these days is a reverse psychology, basically. You know, Bill Burr didn't really say anything, but suddenly there's an uproar and then it becomes a thing, but the uproar is just created because that way people go see the clip, right? We know that kind of stuff. People go see the clip, whether it happened or not. But then I started to think like it's some bigger stuff, you know, I started to think

about the Dr. Seuss thing. And here's my theory on Dr. Seuss. Number one, I started to think that I bet, I bet someone had a lot of Dr. Seuss books that the sales on them had probably slowed down because I don't know if people are buying as Dr. Seuss as much. You ask kids these days if who Dr. Seuss is, they think it's an actual doctor. They think it's an Indian guy. Let's be honest.

So I think the big deal is somebody, I bet, probably had too many Dr. Seuss books. They couldn't sell them, company, whatever. So they said, well, let's let's create this blurb. Let's create this hubbub. Let's make it so that, oh, these, these books are going to get discontinued. Let's influence whoever we can to get these books discontinued or banned or whatever. So then suddenly everyone goes and buys the Dr. Seuss books. Now everybody's catting the head it up.

Everybody's hammed and greened, you know, and everybody's fucking hearing Hortons in the distance. You know, it is what it is. But now they've sold more books than ever just because so people can be like, why, you know, so the whole thing is just a trick really. Numbers discontinued the books, they don't really care. In the end, they're just trying to sell some books. I think the same thing was true with the Mr. Potato Head.

They said, oh, Mr. Potato, they're just trying to sell fucking plastic veggie apples, bro. That's it. No one, it's all a trick. They say have us clicking on whatever boom, then we've already been our time, our attention. You know, once you give your attention to something, that's it because that's your value is your attention. So anyway, yeah, Bill Burt didn't say anything. And if you looked at the clip, he didn't say anything.

Oh, some suss white male idea. It seemed ridiculous, the category they haven't given him, but it just whatever, you know, I like it. He went out, it was just kind of him in the brief moment he could be, there wasn't a ton of opportunity for him to really emphasize his personality. But yeah, but yeah, it's all a trick, man. Then you got, then now you got the book and now you're, you're standing your ground. But it's just getting weirder, you know, you tear down a statue, you tear down, just trying

to get rid of history. I just don't understand why he just don't leave history where it is. It's already gone, but what else, man? Oh, I saw this article, Tennessee man leaves $5 million to dog in his will. She's a good girl. That's what he said. I'll tell you more about it in just a second. I want you to know that Grubhub is where it's at.

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All right. Some more in the news. A Tennessee man named Bill Doris, leave $5 million to his dog. He said, she's a good girl, man, man. That's hard to stomach, man. Hell, that's hard to cow stomach and they got eight stomachs. Just the fact that that's what we get. That's what we get humans.

The way we want to treat each other, the money go to the animal. You want to light your grandmother's little cat's tail on fire? We're going to see who gets the last laugh now, aren't we? When biscuit gets that inheritance and suddenly you working for a Dalmatian somewhere, times have changed, man, I'm telling you. You got to start treating your grandparents well. You don't want to eat Nana's banana bread. Well, guess who is eating it, little Peaty.

It's going to be wild when you live in a bird cage for the rest of your life and Peaty's out there on his computer all day, on his Ameritrade account. It's just where we're at. It's where we're at as people, man. One more news beat here. Scientists, if you believe in them, want to send 335 million seed, sperm and egg samples to the moon to create a lunar Noah's Ark. That's what it's come down to, folks.

We are, we're basically jerking off into space, spraying out, busting heavy out into the atmosphere. What's going on? Just be honest, we're trying to get rid of ginger seed. It's been highly reported that for decades, nobody's been buying that ginger bust over there at the sperm account, and so times have changed, man. Times have changed, and now they got to send it out into space. Hopefully it knocks up an alien. That's crazy, man.

Some cyborg rolls up, looking like Banta, remember Banta from superheroes or whatever is that thing called, Banta from, oh, Blanca from Street Fighter. Yup, going to be a bunch of Blancas out there, boy. Going to be a bunch of Blancas out there, but that's how desperate we are. Nobody wants that ginger bust. I mean, probably the last two gangs I know, or even this fellow Andrew Santino, a young comedian and Andy Dalton, who's playing for Chicago Bears now. So it's a wild world, man.

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You can send either of those to tpwproducer at gmail.com or go to theovon.com. There's a spot to upload, a fan upload link, and you can upload videos there. A little bit of liquid death on that St. Paddy's Day. Oh, man, I got a new house, I'm excited. You know, I think someone will be sending me, I think there's some fear, but I'm just, you know, it'd be nice to get like a little, get a hamper, you know, get some stuff that you're going to keep. You know, most of my life, it's just been very transient.

It's hard for me to commit to stuff. I mean, I'll even go do a yoga session or something at a gym, and they offer you that 10 pack and it's $60 cheaper or something, and I won't do it. I can't commit to 10 sessions, man, even if it's over the course of a year. I like to get that one session, it's manageable, you know. So I'm curious to see kind of, you know, some of what will come from having that homestead experience. One more news, Panda Express employee forced to strip during trust building exercise.

Look, lady, you know, it's, I mean, look, when people want that panda, they want it fast. You feel me? That's what I'm saying, boo boo. We've all been molested, lady. You know, I want to be there for you, but at this point, everybody's been molested and over molested, don't remolested, unmolested. You know, people have been molested, molested, molested, mol, you know, it's just, it's all, you know, no matter what industry you're in, you're going to get molested.

I hate to say that, but if you at the movie industry, you know, Harvey Webstein is molesting people, Larry Johnson, Bill Clinton, you know. You know, Joseph Biden smelling children, somebody's got to get apparently, apparently, look at Game of Thrones, half the show, people's getting molested. So apparently, you know, whether you in sports or whatever, I'm not saying justifying and I'm just saying, lady, that it, you know, I'm sorry, you know, but we've all got to, I mean, I got a close family member, you know, that suffers from addiction of drugs and alcohol because they used to have to go horseback riding with a, with a fellow, you know, we

was just trying to make pizzas over there. So everybody's got to, you know, everybody's getting molested really somehow. I got to, I know a friend who was a straight man, you know, or he was, he was straight at the time and he might still be straight. So that's up to him and God, but it's, um, he, he was trying to get a job at a hair salon. He wanted to be the last straight hair man. And he was, they had two men that made him do cocaine with glitter in it, you know, outside of an O-Town concert up there near, um, Liberty out there near Liberty, New York, outside

of Rochester. So, and they try to touch his ass and everything in his booty, whole booty pipe. So it's all, you know, that's work. If you want to work, you know, I hate to say it, but every, anywhere you look, people are getting touched or touched out. So that's, I mean, that's, unfortunately, that's big business. You know, it's very sad, it's very sad, but I mean, hell, half my friends have been busted for, you know, or accused of sexual, it's just everybody.

So I'm not shocked. If you work at a Panda Express, if somebody's serving, you know, they got you over there on that steamed rice. They trying to serve that fricking, you know, they trying to walk you up with that egg roll. You feel me boo boo? I'm just saying, I'm not, I'm just, I'm not shocked. If you over there slanging that orange chicken that every now and then people want a little, they want to huff on that fricking, uh, on that little booty monkey.

You feel me on that little, on that dirty monkey. So that's all I'm just saying. I'm not shocked. All right. Let's get into some calls, man. We had some great calls that came in here on the hotline. Let's get into it right now. This is Zachary.

Yeah. What's up? This is Zachary from Illinois. What's up, Zachary? And look, Illinois, man, is, uh, Illinois is a good place to get diabetes, man, while you work hard. Some places it's diabetes only, but you guys will stay busy and get the disease. And so that's pretty, you know, hats off to you.

I don't have a hat. I'm a senior in high school this year and I'm in desperate need of a senior quote. And I thought I'd do better to give me a senior quote than the Theo Vaughn. So if you give me a funny one-liner or some words of wisdom from my senior quote, that would be great. Thanks. Take care. Bye.

Well, I could tell you straight up at the road to the strap goes through the rat. You know that right there, baby boy. I think another good senior quote might be knock, knock, who's there? And that's it. And a lot of people are gonna be like, Dan, this guy, something's wrong with this guy. That's fine. That's fine, man. It's just that vague, you know, it's that dirty oyster, bro.

It's that Easter oyster. Sometime you open up an oyster around Easter and it gets a little chocolate in it. You say, damn, how'd this little shellfish get this sweet goodie? But that's God. That's that Easter oyster, baby. So that's what I would go with. What do you guys think? That's a good question to put out to the universe.

And don't read any off of the internet and come at me with those because I thought about doing that already, but I thought I got to think something up. So I thought knock, knock, who's there? I thought, um, um, what else would be good? I never got to smoke crack and that's a true statement for me, but it's something I thought might be nice to have in a yearbook just to kind of document where you are in your life. You could also just admit something that happened, you know, you know, just tell the truth about something.

I hit a hot girl with my car when I was in high school and sometimes I don't really admit it. You know, she was walking, it was, you know, and I feel bad, but it's like we don't know what God has in store for us. So you have to think about it like that, man. So good luck, Zachary, and if you guys have a recommendation for him, 985-664-9503. This TikTok came in of a grandmother. Let's see what she had to say.

But to get something here to eat, I won't. What's wrong with you? You don't piss me off taking me, motherfucker. You ought to not be telling people, my damn business, I want to fuck, I can fuck, you ain't nobody's business but mine. Amen to that. Amen. That's five years ago.

When? Five years ago. You're not fucking doing that. Why? I'm too old? No. So look, right there, you see what's happening here, really, and this is unfortunate that this kind of happens.

A lot of older senior citizens are being used for TikTok clout. And you see that a lot, man, and right here, Grandma got birded down about 10 years ago or something, five years ago. She was working at a Panda Express, obviously, and... I want to fuck, I can fuck, you ain't nobody's business but mine. Somebody wanted to freaking warm up that pink monkey, you feel me? And that's what happened. And I hate to say that, I feel pretty dirty saying it, but we all know what sex is and

how it happens, and that's insertion. But yeah, people blasting out their grandparents so they could get that clout, that TikTok fame. They're doing the same thing with Mentals on there. You scroll through a TikTok and the next thing you know, you log on to a couple of Mentals and it's some guy over there eating out of a dog bowl or something. Are they putting, you know, they beating them with it, you know, pillows, you know, they'll get two Mentals out there and have them pillow fight each other, you know, before they get

on a little bus or whatever. And it's just, that's what people are getting off on, I guess, and building their clout with. And some of this, who knows how it can go, how it could end, you know, that's what I wonder, how does it, what's the long term? You know, when I was young, they had a group that would come to our town, it was called Fag Fist Fights. And it was, this was a group that came through Louisiana, it was gay men would fist fight each other.

If I want to fuck, I can fuck, you know, nobody's business but mine. And this isn't my term for it, this is what they called it, this was a different time where people were, you know, it wasn't about the wording. It was about who people are and what's happening. And there was a lot of love and support in the air. And we'd go out and pay five dollars to go over there to the bar and watch these fellas arm down, baby. I mean, watch these boys just knuckle out.

And, you know, obviously, one of my best friends was one of the strongest gay fighters in America ever named Billy Comforto. And he passed away, man. And I got to reach out to Chucky over there and we got to get a bench for him over there in Slydell and we'll see what we can do. So I'm going to do that this week, but yeah, so anyway, that's what's going on. Grandma's pissed, man, because she's trying to get that wean, that late wean. And he starts to wonder as you get older, what's the last hurrah?

When you're going to get that last butt, that last bust, you know, that last suckle. When do you think it's too old? When do you think you'll shut it down at six? And you can hit the hotline for that as well, 9, 8, 5, 6, 6, 4, 9, 5, 0, 3. When you're going to shut down that sex, that booty magic, you know, when you're going to stop doing that, um, that dirty David Copperfield, you know, put out, you know, I'm pulling that rabbit out of your couch gang, baby, damn, um, you know, what we got a, we got a really nice single mom submission that came in right here.

You know, we are, you know, always trying to do what we can to help out the ladies that helped us out, you know, for those of you that were raised by single moms. I want to thank my friend Brittany too, mailed this shirt into me and, um, so let's see, let's see what we got here that came in. Here's one. What's up, Phil? My name is Dalton. I'm from Ventura, California.

I'm a huge fan of yours. Big Dalton. What's up, Big Dalton? And Dalton is a name you might see like, uh, Dalton. You might see somebody say, Hey Dalton, Hey Dalton. That's you. Let's hear it, baby. Um, I especially love the thing that you do for single moms.

My sister, Alex is 31 years old. She has a beautiful four year old daughter named Cameron and she's also a labor and delivery nurse. Um, in June, she also found out that she had stage four breast cancer. Um, she's gone through 16 rounds of chemo as well as just got her surgery done over at UCLA recently. She's starting radiation in April, um, and I know a shout out from you would mean the world to her.

So I hope you guys have a good day. I appreciate you, Theo. I appreciate you, Nick as well, man. Love you guys. Gang brother. Thank you, man. That's nice. See, I see you there with your BJ, uh, with your Brazilian jitzy shirts on and, uh, that

sweet that you care about your sister so much, man, you know, um, you know, it's amazing, the magic that can be kind of sewn between family, you know, and I'm feeling a little bit emotional at this moment, but you know, there's just something special about when we care about each other, you know, and I just noticed it there. You call, you know, uh, sorry, one more time. Let me get this, uh, what's up, Theo? My name is Dalton. I'm from Ventura, California and that's big Dalton right there.

Yeah. There's just something special Dalton about when we care, when we just are honest about how we feel, you know, you call you just honest, you say, man, this is who I am. This is who I care about and, uh, this is what's been going on with her and suddenly we can all feel that, you know, there's just a real power and vulnerability right there, man. Um, let's call Alex up, man. I'm sure if she's a nurse too, she probably is busy labor and delivery.

Yeah. I hope I don't have any boy you feel me son. Here we go. Oh, beautiful picture of the two of them. Hello. Hey, is Alex in there? Yes. This is her.

Hey, Alex. My name is Theo. I'm a friend of a Dalton's, your brother. He just wanted me to give you a call. I just work on a podcast and we do like a thing where people nominate like people that, that they know that are single moms that, um, that we kind of reach out to Theo Von. Oh my God. Yeah.

Theo Von. Yeah. That creep. Hi. Uh, hey, how are you today? I'm doing good. How are you? Oh, I'm doing pretty good.

Yeah. Alex loves you. He said you work at the labor and delivery place. That place. Yeah. Baby's dropping out like flies. That's crazy. And what's going on with them?

Are they looking healthy? You think overall? Or give me the, really the low down. Well, right now they're having, so I've been out of work for since July now on a medical leave, but from what I hear of all my friends at work, it's like all those quarantine babies are just booming. And it's insane. Really?

Yeah. So people just locked up? Everyone's locked up. And yeah. What are you going to do? And I guess I get 50. Oh, I guess, man. That sounds fun.

It also sounds miserable though. I feel like, I don't know if you want to knock something up that you still have to live with for a long time. That seems like the scary part to me. Right. Well, what I, I was asking them, I'm like, how many kids do you have to get first? You had all the schools down and parents are showing a little work and all that. I think we're going to see a little spike in teen pregnancy going on around.

Oh, you think we're going to see a spike in teen pregnancy? I do. Yeah. That's what I'm talking about. Makes sense, right? It's mom and dad are at work. Oh yeah. That's true, I guess.

Oh yeah. If they're going to work now, suddenly. Oh yeah. The teens have been raring to go. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, that was the most fun, dude. I mean, not trying to be pregnant, but just like when you were a teen, that was like fun

trying to sneak around and be naughty. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And a lot of my friends at work are basically just like, it's insane here. So stay out as long as you can. Avoid it. Yeah.

Well, he just, he sent this video and it was really sweet and he just, you know, said to just nice things about you. He just, you know, obviously really loves you. And so yeah, we just wanted to do something nice. We just wanted to send a thousand bucks. So you and the kiddo could go do something fun sometime since, especially since you're out of work, it'd be nice. You could just go do maybe like, I don't know what's open over there by you guys.

Things are starting to reopen. I've been kind of waiting for Disneyland or something like that to open so I can take, she's never gone there. So maybe that's insane. Maybe we could do that then when they open. Yeah. That sounds perfect. Actually, that'd be great.

Do you guys live in California? Yeah. I'm in Ventura, a little north from LA. Oh yeah. Yeah. That's over there. It's pretty nice. It's, yeah.

Nice little, little beach spot. Kind of gets away from the LA hustle and bustle. Groovy. And how, and he said that you've been in radiation or something. What's going on with it? So I am in July last summer, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. So I went through, I had to have a surgery. It was stage four already.

So there's a little spot on my liver that they took out. And then I went through six months of chemo. And then I just two weeks ago had surgery. And a double mastectomy was having lymph nodes taken out. And then in a couple weeks, I will start radiation. And then I just found out that some of the cancer had some other type of cancer within or the, there was her two positive cells that they didn't know about. So now I'll start a year of immunotherapy and all that good stuff.

And then yeah, I think quite, quite a, quite a year. It sounds like it. What do you think caused it? Do you know, do you think like it could have anything like kind of rung a bell you think when you think back on it? I mean, I don't know. Like I don't have any, there's no family history. I was 30 when I founded it.

Um, I have, I mean, maybe lifestyle, you know, I don't know. Oh yeah. Trust me. I know if that's the case, dude, I got it right here. Lifestyle choices. Yeah. I could be it. So yeah.

Well, it must have been a hell of a lifestyle. You got that much of it in your system. That's for sure. Last night, I'm like, how fucking early did this show up in me? If I'm 30 and it takes four, like God, what did I do? Not bad. Oh man. Well, dang, that's so crazy.

Well, I hope you feel better whenever I get up there to Oxnard as close to you guys, right? Oh yeah, right next to us. Oh sweet. When I come up there, maybe later this year, you guys will have to come out to a show sometime. I would freaking love that. We actually saw you a couple of summers ago. Um, we went down to where we were at the comedy store.

Yeah, we're at the comedy store. So are you there? There's also, I'm a huge fan. Oh, that's sweet of you. Yeah, I'd love to come to you. Yeah, thanks. No, that'd be awesome. Well, look, thank Dalton whenever you talk to him and we'll thank him too.

And yeah, we just want to send just a little gift. You guys can go do something fun, especially when Disneyland opens up. That would be probably pretty sweet. So that's amazing. Well, I just thought it was so nice of him. He just left such a nice message. It's just nice when people just kind of share how they feel about other people. You know, it's like, we all need to hear it, you know?

Yeah, I'm going to have to make him let me listen to it. Well, look, if you've done some other things in your life, you could definitely listen to this podcast. That's for sure. Okay. Yeah, I do listen to it. You'll be fine. You'll be fine. We'll take care and thanks for making me laugh.

You're welcome. You are very welcome. All right. Give Dalton a hug for us. You bet, Alex. Y'all have a good one. I will. You too.

Bye-bye. Damn, did I say bye-bye at the end? Oh, Jesus Christ, man. What are you doing, dude? What are you freaking doing, man? Bye-bye. Just say bye. Yeah.

Hey, thank you. Anything like that, man. Oh, that sounds perfect. Yep. Definitely. We'll chat soon. Any of those are good options. Bye-bye.

Bye-bye. Oh, man. Man, she sounds so sweet, huh? Isn't it? Man, it's so wild how life picks and chooses and how the world picks and chooses certain things, you know, and who has to battle something and who doesn't and how we feel about it. I could have talked to two people. I could have talked to 2,000 people today that are doing great, that are just like who

are moving into a new house or doing, you know, or just got a B on her paper or a B minus even or C plus or anything. And they wouldn't have been stoked, you know. And here you got Alex and she's feeling stoked, man. It's just a reminder. It's just that equalizer, you know. It makes me wonder what life is, what it all, you know, what it is. What are we doing out here?

Because the biggest moments really I find, I find, you know, I get a lot of joy when I do things like a roller coaster or if you touch a little titty for the first time that early titty. But outside of that, and actually riding in the back of a truck is fun sometimes when you're young, feeling that wind on you and just feeling like anything's possible. You know, going skydiving is fun. It feels good. You know, even busing down a little gram every now and then if you had to when you was, you

know, a child or something doing, you know, getting a buzz or doing a cigarette. But as I get older, really the thing that makes me feel a little good is just that one moment of spark or just that thing when people are just being honest saying, hey, you know, I'm just a human living thing. And this is who I'm proud of. This is how I'm feeling. This is what's going on. You know, I want to say, I want to take one moment out of my lifetime to throw a little

bit of homage to my sister who's had a tough go and just let her know how much I love her. You know, or just let her know that I think about her when she's not around. Let her know that she means something to me. You know, we have a, you know, especially I know people have struggled and people are, I think we all just have a human desire. We want to know that we're being thought of or we want to know that we people care when we're not around. You know, we talked about it on here before, you know, I think we all do.

So just a nice display of that. Nice to see that, man. That's where I find God right there, man. That's really, that's really where I find God. Oh, you know what? How am I going to top that? How am I going to top that? I don't think, I think we're okay.

We'll be good for another week. If you got some exciting tick tocks or things you think we should discuss, we want to try and get a little more visual on the program. We want to thank Dalton for his submission for his sister. I want to thank Zachary from Illinois looking for the senior quote. We got some other calls that came in and we'll get to them next week. And we just want to wish you well, Alex. We want to just let you know you got to just hundreds of thousands of new people that are

just cheering for you and thinking of you. And yeah, that'd be fun. When I come up there, I'm looking to start a new tour actually towards the end of the year. So we'll get into some of that later. You know, a lot of neat things. I got to go get them groceries, man. See what it feels like to be in a dang new place. It sounds scary, huh?

And it's also hard to remember where the light switches are, that kind of stuff. Just a lot of acclimation. But thank you, Dalton, for the nomination. Yeah, we want to do just send you a nice gift, Alex. And I hope you go have fun when the world opens up for you and your little girl, man. And I just, you know, I remember when my sister had her first baby and, you know, that little girl's 12 now, I think. And man, she just still means the world to me and the bond that that creates between siblings

when one of them have a child is just real special. And just glad to be reminded of that today of what that connection piece is. You know, praise God, baby, P.T.L. A lot. All right, let's go out. Just how I get that feeling. Sometimes you got to get it, man. One person I know that always helps me get there, Larry Fleet, where I find God.

Happy St. Patty's, man. Come on, Larry. He paid my tab and put me in a cab. But he didn't have to. So you can see I was hurting. Oh, I wish I'd got his name. Because I didn't feel worth saving. But he saved me just the same.

Shout out Sherlock and Yard Boy and pop. Day out on the water, when the fish just wouldn't bite, I put my pole down and floated around. Thank you, Nick and Sean. It's just so quiet. We're making this episode. I could hear my old man saying, son, just be still. So you can't find peace like this.

And a bottle on pill. Come on, Larry. From a bottle stool to let it rule. Sunday morning in a church pew. In a beer stand on a hay field. And in a stay back to Nashville. And shut a lay with the windows down. Me and him just riding around sometimes.

Whether I'm looking for him or not, that's where I find God. Sometimes late at night, I lie there and listen. Because I sound to her heartbeat. And it's on the crickets. I don't know what they're saying. But it sounds like a hymn to me. Come on. I ain't too good at praying.

But thanks for everything. Let's go, Larry Bear. Come on, Larry. Come on. From a bottle stool to let it rule. Sunday morning in a church pew. In a beer stand on a hay field. And in a stay back to Nashville.

Shut a lay with the windows down. Me and him just riding around sometimes. Whether I'm looking for him or not, that's where I find God. Come on. From a bottle stool to let it rule. Sunday morning in a church pew. In a beer stand on a hay field.

And in a stay back to Nashville. Shut a lay with the windows down. Me and him just riding around sometimes. I do that a lot. I do that a lot. That's where I find God. That's that hitter, baby. Man, that really is that hitter right there.

Thank you, Nick and Sean and Colin, producers and associate producers for helping me put together an episode today. Thank you for everybody that listens to the podcast, man. And as a part of our lives. And for letting us be a part of yours. You guys be good to yourself. You deserve it, gang.