This Past Weekend - E461 The Last Sun

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Starting point is 00:01:21 Sometimes I don't have any lotion, you know, I will I'll spit on my hands and rub it on my arms I don't know, yeah, I don't even know why I do that. I think that is, I don't know what that is, but I don't, that's just, yeah, I'll tell you everything. I, um, yeah, I ate half of a butter scotch that I found in my truck earlier. And, um, yeah, I don't know why I did it, but I did it. It's just, that's the kind of stuff I'm doing, I guess.

Starting point is 00:02:05 And anyway, sorry, we are good to see you. We are here, happy September. Can you believe it? Or Somtombron as they say in somewhere else. Sorry, my brain is all over the place. And that's okay, that's all right. It's that time, you know, it's that time of year. You know, the heat has gotten to people, the heat,

Starting point is 00:02:35 I mean, it is, it is, this is when summer, this is that encore, when summer's like, okay, you don't think I'm gonna ball out? Watch me whip, watch me name day. That encore, when summer's like, okay, you don't think I'm gonna ball out? Watch me, whip, watch me, name name. This is when summer do that thing, you know, get sturdy. I mean, it is, this is about how does it can get? You know, with Labor Day, you see people, you know, people that Labor Day are trying to do grilling,

Starting point is 00:03:03 they're trying to grill. But man, this is the time he the sun say, hey, don't, a grill won't even start up because you can't compete with a son. A microwave won't start up. A match won't strike. They say, nah, nah, come on, man. Yeah. How you expect me to compete with this boss man with this shug knight in the sky

Starting point is 00:03:28 up there. The sun is just it's like that. This is its week. The rest of the year is weather, right? But this is that time where it is the sun And and I'll say this you know White people don't get enough credit for having to deal with the sun White people. Yeah, white people don't get enough credit for having to deal with the sun, man They you know Put put a white in the sun Put a white in the sun and look what happens to them. Let's don't pretend like we don't know what happens to a white in the sun. Put a Irish on a beach. My God,

Starting point is 00:04:20 you better pray for them. Let's don't pretend that the sun don't like black people better. I look, I think the sun is recruiting black people, man. It's trying to transition folks. It's trying to make more blacks and browns and semi-browns and off-browns. This, do put a white in the sun for 30 hours. And now making walk down interstate, he, he keep pretty browned up at that point. See if somebody don't pull over and give him a nelly CD or corn row his hair up. I'm just saying, baby, the sun, the sun

Starting point is 00:05:02 be making the sun be making more black people. That's the truth. Or is trying to put a sweetest person in the son for 40 hours and let him apply for a home loan. Okay, what's up? That's what I'm saying, man. That's the son be doing like that. That's what I'm saying, man. That's the sun be doing like that. And that's just what is this the time of year it is when the sun this is its balls. The sun is him right now. Um. Yeah, we got a lot in this episode, man. We got a lot we're going to into we're talking Well that you know that reminds me when I was in school, you know, and you had to build a solar system, baby remember that

Starting point is 00:05:53 It was maybe a third grade or fourth grade Yeah, to build that solar system, which like a mo yeah to make a mobile with the different planets hanging on it and that And the rich kids they had they came their mom if you had a make a mobile with the different planets hanging on it and that. And the rich kids, they had, they came, their mom, if you had a dad, first of all, then if your dad had a job and your mom didn't have to work, then your mom had a car with a hatchback, right? And the rich kids, you know, Zachary or Abigail, they would come to the school and they had, um, they're, they were, their mom would open the hatchback and get their, uh, their solar system

Starting point is 00:06:35 out. And you'd see all the planets on it made out of a little styrofoam ball when everything and it's cute to say their name on the side. Zangarai. Hello, Gail. Now if you was over by us, bro, if you had to ride the poor bus, bro, you had to get yo first you had to build your shit, bro. Mom went in hell, you ain't had no hot glue gun. You was doing your thing. You had to do it yourself, right?

Starting point is 00:07:04 That's how you had to do it yourself, right? That's how you had to do it I remember my solar system that bitch had a orange in the middle, but I put it in the microwave for like 30 seconds To warm it up to give it that that sun mentality, you know So I heated that bit put it in the middle and Then I hung whatever I could for the other thing, bro. I had me a cherry tomato on there. I had me a part of a mitten. What else I had a closings pen. I had a butter scotch. And what else was on mine? Maybe a marshmallow and a thing of tweezers that I had found in mom's room. And that

Starting point is 00:07:44 was my solar system, baby. And I, and you had to get on the bus, bro, that was the problem. And on the bus, people, some people they didn't have their, their, their, their is made the other children. So they had some lurkers on there. Like Daniel, you know, Daniel, he, he's still four Jupiter's on the bus, bro. He rolled off the bus with a half a pocket full of Jupiter's, though. And that was he is a presentation.

Starting point is 00:08:11 In Gerald, damn, I remember, oh, man, we had this one fella in our class, Gerald, bro, and he, you know, he didn't have a lot of brain in him. He wasn't real. He wasn't that real, that and he, you know, he didn't have a lot of brain in him. He wasn't real. He wasn't that real, that brain dog, you know? And he had his solar system had, I remember it had earth and Alaska. That was the two planets, bro. That bitch had earth and Alaska. And one out of our remember, we was at a camp out or something and I remember looking up at the

Starting point is 00:08:46 sky with him and he we were looking at the moon and he said, Hey man, you think you think whatever land on Alaska. And I just padded him on the back a little extra, You know, because sometimes some folk need that extra patent, bro. And that's what he needed a couple extra pads on the back, baby, but that's what God's doing. Man, what I'm saying is we all have different universes. You know, we all got different, we all got different universes. Welcome to the episode. Thank you guys for being a part of my life and let me be a part of your life.

Starting point is 00:09:33 What's going on? We got a unique episode. We're gonna get to some calls. We have the Gator boys, some of them boys, they nabbed that gator over there in Mississippi. They nabbed one. I mean, just one of them big daddies, this thing big boy, this thing big, this thing won't fit in a condom, you know what I'm saying?

Starting point is 00:09:59 This thing's big. So they nabbed it and we're gonna talk to one of those guys We had some finance we had a fruit. We was a victim of a fraud. We're gonna talk about that And what else can we talk about got a lot of great calls What else I've been I've been feeling a lot man. I've been I've been having a tough I've been feeling like everything's gotta be perfect man man, I've been having a tough, I've been feeling like everything's gotta be perfect man. I've been feeling like, you know, it's like I come to, even just to come into podcasts, like I've gotta be every, you know, everything, it's like, or just every day, every life's like, man, everything is just like, it just, it just, and sometimes it builds up. It's like, and I don't even notice it's going on.

Starting point is 00:10:51 But yeah, but that's not the truth. And I just, sometimes I'll let it build up and be the truth, or it's just, I can't explain it, but it starts happening in the background. Like everything's gotta be perfect, you know? So yeah, I just wanna call that out on myself and just think, you know, like, I can't make things, I can't be perfect, I can't make everything perfect. Yeah. So it just, I can't, you know, And nobody's asking me to really.

Starting point is 00:11:25 It's like, it's this, it's like this self-fulfilling, like a self-unfulfilling prophecy. You know, it's like, it's a ridiculous pressure. It goes back to when I, it probably associates when I was young, you know. And I felt like if I wasn't perfect,

Starting point is 00:11:50 then I wouldn't be cared about, you know? Or the only way I had a change, it was like, you know, I wasn't getting when I was, I don't know, I'm not trying to get in all that kind of stuff, but it was like, I guess, it's like if I, what, if, it was like, I guess I felt like, if I'm not, if I don't, the only way I have a chance

Starting point is 00:12:22 to get what I need in the world is if I'm perfect. Because I wasn't getting what I needed, so it was like, man, if I, I guess the only way I can that I even have a chance, I must have to be perfect to get the care I need, you know? Or maybe if I'm perfect, maybe if I'm perfect, maybe if I'm perfect, then I will have to be cared about.

Starting point is 00:12:54 Because somebody couldn't not care about something that's perfect, you know? I don't know, I'm not saying that I'm perfect or anything, I'm just saying that's an old thing that would be in my head, man. And it's not even a thought that I had or created. It was like a survival thing that happened when I was young. And I could see how a kid could think that, you know, a kid could think that. So, but yeah, sometimes that flares up and I'm like, man, if I'm not perfect, then people

Starting point is 00:13:30 are, people are not going to like me. You know, if I'm honest, if I'm real honest about it. And I know that isn't true. I know that's not true of like my friend. Like as an adult, now I know that's not the truth, but it still doesn't stop those old feelings from, they kind of take over the, they kind of hijack the mainframe sometimes.

Starting point is 00:14:01 And I get stuck in that space and I don't even realize it, you know. So yeah, I just want to share, I just want to call that out to myself and just say, yeah, man, you don't have to be, you are, oh, you're fine. You're okay, brother, you know, and, yeah, I just want to call that out to myself because that's important to me. Uh, to notice, and I'm grateful now that I can even notice when that happens sometimes so that I'm not just sitting there and just being a victim of it. We have some really nice calls, some really nice stuff, and um,

Starting point is 00:14:45 grateful to be here with you guys We're got this call that came in right here. Let's just let's let's hear this daddy real fast Let's see what this can has to say here because I know What's up, you little love nothing. I just heard your podcast and what's about time up your little love muffin. I just heard your podcast and with the about time coming to North Cacalaque, I live 20 minutes away from Winston Salem and I'm so fucking excited bro. Gang gang homie. Gang baby yeah and that's that'll just lead us right into the tour dates. That's what I want to tell you. We have some new ones and man some really exciting stuff

Starting point is 00:15:30 Yeah, we just got back from Canada. I'm gonna talk about that in a second But I want to let you know that we have a live now Norfolk VA Rowan oak VA and that's where I think I Think that's where the pilgrims started Huntington West Virginia up there up there about a big sandy arena I think this word of pilgrims started. Huntington, West Virginia up there, up there about a big sandy arena.

Starting point is 00:15:49 They now call it the mountain health and they used to call it the big sandy. Evanes, Valindiana at the Ford Center, Pikeville, Pikeville, Kentucky at a, on November 16th and Winston Salem. November 17th and then New Orleans, Louisiana, baby. November 24th, the day after Thanksgiving at the UNO Lake Front Arena. And that's the, for me, that's real magical. That's the first place I ever

Starting point is 00:16:25 That's real magical. That's the first place I ever seen like a big concert. And to get to go there and perform, yeah, it means a lot, you know. And yeah, it means a lot, man. I know, and a lot of people there. I know we're excited about it. And on behalf of them, I'm excited as well. It means a lot just to be from that community, in that area, and to be able to go back there. And I'm just so grateful for that support there and everywhere. And we had some nice calls that came in. I just got back from Toronto. And Naya Gara Falls, maybe we did it

Starting point is 00:17:07 over there. And if you haven't been a, been to the falls, you need to go see it. And I was on the Canada side and you look, I got to my hotel room and I looked out and you see, I mean, it just is unreal. It's just, there's so much energy there. I mean, you see that river and you see that mullet on it, baby. You say, damn, that's a waterfall, baby. That just is, God, you just, yeah, just,

Starting point is 00:17:41 I mean, it's just stunning, you know, it's just a stunning, it's a stunning place over there. So if you get a chance to check that out, it's worth it. And then we spent time over there in Toronto and, you know, Toronto, I'll say this man, there's a, there's, it's really friendly folks. It's very friendly and it's very diverse too. It is, I mean, God, they got things you never seen. You know, they got things you never seen over there. They're like, damn, you're a person. It's so it is mixed, baby. Aw. And, and one thing that's different there is rate, the racial, there's not a rate, you

Starting point is 00:18:36 don't feel a racial tension, especially between black and white folks there. Now, that, of course, you know, I'm white or semi white, you know, and so that's, that, you know, I'm white or semi-white. And so that's, I can just have my perception, and I grew up in a black and white area. And so there's more history, racial history in the US, but in Canada, it's really different. The energy, when black and white people that's not, it's really different. It's the energy when you, when black and white people are around each other,

Starting point is 00:19:09 it's really, it feels real clean. It feels like there's not, there's not a bunch of faces from the history, you know, there's not a bunch of like, there's not a bunch of faces from the history. There's not a bunch of history. There's not a bunch of history. It just feels like there's this history of being human. To me, it's nice to see and it's nice to feel that.

Starting point is 00:19:42 So if you want to, it just was real interesting experience, man, because it's different in America. And not everywhere in America, exactly and not always in America, but I'm just saying kind of on average. And it was, I thought that was pretty spectacular, man. You know, and, and another thing about Canada, they're not, there's not as many people trying to, like, it doesn't feel like it's really safe. I mean, it's safe. You don't feel scared. You feel you just, even if somebody's mean, if you see a mean person, the worst thing

Starting point is 00:20:19 they're going to just going to run up and say, hey, I'm mean. And then they'll run off, you know? And like, Hey, I mean, sorry, sorry about being mean, but I still am. And then they'll run off. That's like the word, it's like, I don't know. I think part of it is they don't, there's not people trying to get ahead.

Starting point is 00:20:41 There's not as much like in America, I feel like we're so conditioned that you have to get ahead, there's not as much, like in America, I feel like we're so conditioned that you have to get ahead, you have to keep climbing, keep climbing. And in Canada, there's more relic, there's not as much of that energy. And so when you're not, when you're not trying to get ahead as much, you're more, you have more energy just to be, you're more happy where you are. You're more happy where you are. If you're not trying to climb, then you have your energies there to stand in the group

Starting point is 00:21:16 and share with your community. And so I think that's what I feel a lot, is a lot more people are content. And that's nice to be around, it's nice to witness. It's nice to know that that's possible in a place. Cause sometimes, sometimes it doesn't feel as possible here in America anymore to me. And I'm not trying to be a downer,

Starting point is 00:21:43 I just, sometimes, you know, but yeah, it's just, it's nice when you're just talking to somebody and that's, they're just trying to be helpful, trying to be friendly, not trying to get ahead or do anything, just trying to be associated with their fellow man or woman. There was something, a of warm about that. Um, what else happened? I'm trying to think. So that's all the traveling I've done. You

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Starting point is 00:24:43 That's Code Theo only on draft King sportsbook an official sports betting partner of the NFL the crown is yours. What else happened? I'm trying to think So that's all the traveling I've done you done any traveling recently Raleigh Mal Raleigh Yes, sir, have you done any traveling recently brother? Now, Raleigh. Yes, sir. Have you done any traveling recently, brother? No, I'm about to.

Starting point is 00:25:12 Okay, great, and where you headed, bud? I'm going to Denver. Oh, okay, buddy, wow. And how do you do it, Alta, how do, how do, I'm not gonna say this, how do you do it altitude? How do, how do, I'm not gonna say this, how do, are you, do a lot of, how do Asians do it altitude? I think we do, I think we do good. Okay, what are some famous high altitude Asians? Are there any, I'm trying to think of one.

Starting point is 00:25:46 Because if I think of a mountain, brother, I don't always think of, and maybe this is racist. I mean, I don't think of an Asian on a mountain. Is that? Yeah, so I looked it up. It says, Tbisians and Sherpa are the only two present day

Starting point is 00:26:04 high altitudes East Asian ethnic groups. Tabitians, damn! I thought, damn, Tabitians. Are you, Tabitian? Wow. And those are high altitudes, Asians, huh? Correct. Gosh, bless them Red Bull drinkers, baby, they're getting up there.

Starting point is 00:26:24 And what else has been going on in your life brother? Nothing much a good friend mind passed No Yeah, oh man But I'm sorry man. I'm And was it a was it a male or female? Female oh God And was it a, was it a male or female? Female. Oh, God.

Starting point is 00:26:47 That's wild. Usually I feel like men die more. I don't feel like I hear a lot about women dying. You know, I'm sorry, man. Were you able to go to a service or anything? Or what do you guys do for that sort of thing? Yeah, we had a good celebration of life on Saturday. Oh, I'm so sorry, man.

Starting point is 00:27:08 And what kind of... And how old was the person, Raleigh? She was 29. Oh. Was it pretty sad? Was there a lot of singing and stuff? Yeah, we did a few worship, worship songs, songs that they wrote together. Who was their food or not?

Starting point is 00:27:33 There was, yeah. What would they have? They had tacos. Oh, that's interesting. I feel like you don't see a lot of um, talk, you know, a lot of, I feel like you don't see a lot of like kind of tacos when there is a deceased or death, you know, dang. That's for surprising. Were you surprised at that? Um, not really. She, she really liked tacos. Oh, man. Hmm. Well, I'm sorry, brother. I appreciate you even showing up today, especially knowing that that had occurred, man. And um, we're going to check back in with you. I'm happy you're here today, man. And I'm happy that we're able to think about her together. And uh, and I'm happy you're here today, man, and I'm happy that we're able to think about her together. And I'm happy that we're able to sit here and think about her. What was something about her that you liked? Do you know anything that she liked or really enjoyed? Did you have any pets or

Starting point is 00:28:34 anything? She didn't have any pets, but she was a photographer. Oh, wow. Wow, man. And now she's being developed up in heaven, I bet, huh? Yeah. Amen, brother. Amen. Well, I'm sure they really appreciated you going, dude. Yeah, I'll check back in with you in a little bit.

Starting point is 00:29:02 How does that sound, Raleigh? Thank you for being here today, my man. Thank you. Yeah, man. check back in with you in a little bit. How does that sound, Raleigh? Thank you for being here today, my man. Thank you. Yeah, man, really appreciate the help. You know, we had some people hit the hotline. We were talking last episode about getting out of poverty. If you are born in a poverty or you live in it, and you certain ways aren't your way out.

Starting point is 00:29:26 What are some ways that other people have gotten out of it? You know, because I think it's important to know. You know, I talked a lot about pressure washing in my neighborhood when I was young. A lot of people would do pressure washing and that was something that was pretty popular to get people out of there. And so I want to go to a a couple calls right here. You guys hit the hotline, 985-664-9503, and responded with some calls.

Starting point is 00:29:53 And so we wanna get to those right now, and see what people had to say. So, here we go. Hey Theo, I love your uh... i'd love your analysis of getting a pressure washer to you know help help get your ass through hard time when you're young when you're twenty two you probably don't know a lot

Starting point is 00:30:20 uh... uh... i i i am that guy i grew up up fucking dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt, dirt I make about a hundred bucks an hour, dude. Nice. Which is fucking amazing to me. I got a pressure washer, 4200, 4200 PSI. Whoa, man, he's talking that big dog, man. You impregnate something with that gun, daddy. You'll impregnate a damn driveway, you know? You could, you could do DJ Khaled's hair, man. You impregnate something with that gun, daddy. You'll impregnate a damn driveway,

Starting point is 00:31:05 you know? You could, you could do DJ Khaled's hair, baby. You could, you'll knock a wig off a thick sister with that. I mean, that's, you talk, I mean, that's a guy, 4200 PSI God, you doing drive by washers? That's high octane daddy. You know you could damn castrate a beach on with that buddy praise God. Maybe let's hear more And and I started a paint business, but I also had to learn I learned a Lot of shit before that, you know, I did a lot of jobs before that. Always painted kind of on the side. And I didn't know my side Mrs. Business

Starting point is 00:31:50 was gonna turn into my real business, but that's exactly what happened. Yeah, that's what's amazing is you get started in one thing and next thing you know, you're doing another thing, you know. You know, you reach into somebody's mouth to fucking steal their gum and next thing, you know? You know, you know, you reach into somebody's mouth to fucking steal their gum and next thing, you know, bam bitch, you a dentist. You know, the small things could lead to the big things. All right, that's a nice one. Thank you for that

Starting point is 00:32:15 call. We got a couple more that came in here too. Let's see. What else we got? But Hey, oh coming out of the great mountains in North Georgia North Georgia up there tokoa and other areas in Georgia the mountains of Georgia It's a great place to To hide from a To hide from Knowledge Sorry, I shouldn't have said that, but you find some people up there that they ain't playing with a full deck of letters, baby, you know, they alphabet it ain't that long. Homity, you find somebody got 14 letters in alphabet. You say, I came in. No more. Sorry. You're talking about ways to make money on the side.

Starting point is 00:33:05 You're not too, fine. I said off in the first place. Being cut and dressed for a living since all of a sudden things been pretty successful so far. Started off with a motor and trailer just charging $40,50 a cut. Now I have tried to try to cut my customers on getting paid up to about $500 a month,

Starting point is 00:33:23 so 50 grand a year, and I'm able to pay up an employee. Oh, amen, and that's great. Yeah, once you get going then you realize, okay, I can hire somebody to do this and I can start to scale up. They call it Gary V calls it that scaling up or whatever they call something, I don't know. But yeah, do somebody yard boy, especially these days people rich people You could do all kind of shit to their yard, bro

Starting point is 00:33:51 You know, especially you go to Atlanta, bro. They have they'll have you do all kind of shit to the yard, bro They'll have you put a finger wave on the finger wave the grass like what? They'll have you down French bra right over by the hedges, bro. You say, damn, they'll have you put activator on the fucking hedges, bro, over there. You say, hell, yeah, boy. Somebody's whole yard looking clean. Maybe damn. So that's what you got to remember that, bro, that things are evolving too. So what can you offer? You know, you cut in grass, but you could do grass and more, you know, if you corn row, somebody's fucking cornfield, that's on point. You know, dang, that's what I'm talking about. If them boog and veal

Starting point is 00:34:39 is, bro, if them bitches are fucking, they got a French braid. They got them bitches rode up. You know, you got a fade over there on the Booge and Ville. That's what I'm talking about. That high and tight. Are you fucking Jerry Curler rose bush? You know, it's just what can you offer for the people? What else we got got let's hear more brother? Hell yeah, dude, that's what I'm saying bro. That's how look if I cut enough grass, bro Somebody getting pregnant That's on God only homie. That's where I'm from, bro. If I do, if, if, if I do enough yard work, somebody getting pregnant, that's, you know, you know, I'm saying you keep raking, bro, and suddenly you break up into some ovaries, bro, and there you are, bro, and y'all in love, bro.

Starting point is 00:35:45 And you got a family baby, praise God, man. Congratulations, too, man. Let's hear a little more. Not ready for a kid. I know I have a long way to go, and so I am ready. But I saw a lot of men at home who did better for you. Your self, you can go around you. You carry this left. Well, man, I think you can handle it, brother. yourself doesn't handle you. Because that.

Starting point is 00:36:05 Well, man, I think you can handle it, brother. You know, you can handle the, you know, you handle, you handle not knowing what to do with a job and you started. You made a choice for yourself. But don't overwhelm yourself either, man, it don't have to be perfect, bro. You know, when you're going to, man, you're going to do a great job. That kid is you, part of that kid is you. That's what I think is probably real fascinating

Starting point is 00:36:29 about being a parent. And you obviously care about yourself, man. You working doing things for yourself. So, oh, you can, man, you're gonna do so good, man. Bro, I'm happy for you, bro. We actually had one more that came in. Let me hear. Hey, what's up, man? This is Dylan. I'm from New Hampshire, but I live in for you. We actually had one more that came in. Let me hear. Hey, what's up, man?

Starting point is 00:36:46 This is Dylan. I'm from New Hampshire, but I live in Denver now. I'm calling about how to get out of poverty. One of the best ways to do it is door door sales. You live in smart home, sell security, sell a fast control. You know, you can go fly out, the pay for your stuff. It's all commissions. You gotta make sure you sell it.

Starting point is 00:37:02 If you're tough enough, then you can make six figures your first year. Wow, I didn't know that, buddy. Door to door sales. Yeah, that's great. Cause it do some people these days, honestly. I believe if you go to someone's door, okay? And you knock on their door.

Starting point is 00:37:24 And when they open it, if you knock on their door When they open it if you say look Really honestly if you give me $10, bro, I leave right now. I Bet six out of probably 15 people will give you 10 at least eight dollars at least eight dollars, brother, get out to leave, bruh. Cause people are fearful now. So I think that's a way you could get, you know, start stacking a little. Hey, knock, knock, knock. Yes, you know, my name is Terry. I'm real with you. I don't know what I'm doing. But here I am. And for $10 I will leave immediately. Bam bitch, I'm Vinmo and Terry, bro.

Starting point is 00:38:10 Bioteri, I'm Vinmo and Terry gotta go. Sayonara, Terry, Terry, goodbye Terry, goodbye Terry. Oh, so cres so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, so, at any age. So that's my advice for people who don't know what to do. Reach out to those companies, sugar termination, they'll give you an opportunity to make some money. And the best thing, you can practice this at,

Starting point is 00:38:53 you can practice door to door sales at Home Depot. If you go back in there, by the kitchen, by the appliances and everything, they got a couple doors set up right there, couple, you know, and you just stay out, close them, stay in there, fucking knock. When somebody answers, try to sell them something, practice. You could practice right there, they got like,

Starting point is 00:39:20 you know, yeah, usually a couple different doors, different color doors and stuff like that. And you could see, yeah, knock, knock, somebody opened it, they're like, you know, yeah, usually a couple different doors, different color doors and stuff like that. And you can see, yeah, not, not somebody opened it, like, uh, hello. And you're like, hell, yeah, you want to buy this wrench set, you know, you want to buy this wrench set. You could get anything out the store and sell it to them, you know, you want to buy this yarn, plant, um, fishing gear, all types of stuff. You ever done an indoor indoor sales rally? I have. Really? Wonderful, man. What did you got sale? Um, anything from popcorn to, uh, seas candy. Oh, wow, and how'd you get involved with that you so you were doing more

Starting point is 00:40:08 Is that called That's not really on trays. That's more side items, huh? Right, okay? And what wait, how do you get involved with that? Popcorn was for scouts and Seas Candy was for Band. Ooh, and what was easier to pedal? Let me, what do you think was easier to pedal out there? What do you mean like a bite? No, no, what was easier to sail to folks?

Starting point is 00:40:40 Oh, Seas Candy. Oh, yeah, Why, you think? I think everyone just like candy more than popcorn. Yeah. Yeah, that's interesting. Yeah, I think if you put candy on the word on the back of anything, it's, you know, people are interested in it. You know, you throw candy on the back of something.

Starting point is 00:41:02 People are more excited, you know Like if you say hey you want to buy this bullshit people like not I'll be like hey you want to You want to get up on some of this bullshit candy? Who'd be like let me look at it? You feel me rally I do that's business., that's big business. Let's hear more, brother. Secondly, I have a question for you. I keep getting these relationships that don't work out and part of it's my fault, and we're gonna do that

Starting point is 00:41:37 in therapy, but process and the emotions, man. I just keep crying, there's realization last week that anytime I really, really want to drink and I'm alone crying I just realized that last week that anytime I really really want to drink and I'm alone typically just need to cry. So I've been crying constantly man and I'm like God I'm losing my mind. So the question I have is do I just keep crying it out or should I just walk up and you know stiff up and look. I don't know I'm trying to love myself and get to a place

Starting point is 00:42:06 where I can be good to someone else. Anyway, I love you, man. And I look forward to seeing you when you come down there. Thanks. Gang, brother. Thanks for that, man. Thanks for the call and just for sharing what's going on with you, man. I'm trying to drop in here to this. I think, yeah, tears, you gotta let tears out. You know, tears, I believe that tears belong to God. You know, I really believe that. Now a baby's tears don't, a baby, a baby, a lot of time, baby just being an asshole. And that's how a baby going, baby boy. But as an adult, man, tears really, I believe,

Starting point is 00:42:49 belong to God. And a lot of times, yeah, you know, there are emotions, there are tasks to emotions. And those emotions, they take it, it's hard to get them out of yourself. You know, they go through a gauntlet of like, of on, you know, it takes, you know, you'll be surprised when an emotion finally gets to the surface of yourself. So those tears, I feel like there are a lot of times, they're the sweat, man,

Starting point is 00:43:19 they're the sweat of the gauntlet that your emotions had to run through. Just climbing through your soul. That's the sweat of those feelings, man. That's all that is. Those feelings, they get a hearted, it's hard for them sometimes to get out and get out of your body and get out of your brain and get out of your heart Some of them have to go through your through the past through time and through your heart through your brain through your And through the party that don't even want them to come out then they got to trick that bit. They got to trick the baltzer a lot of times

Starting point is 00:44:04 And finally they get to the surface hell yeah, a lot of times. And finally, they get to the surface, hell yeah, they're going to be sweaty, bro, when those emotions finally get there. So that's sometimes what I see tears as, you know, a lot of times there's that we see somebody tear up, they stop it. I sometimes I understand maybe if you're in a public place and you're feeling uncomfortable or whatever, but man if you have a chance to let those tears come out I think it's important Because the god of god is trying he wants a mount. I believe that

Starting point is 00:44:40 um Yes, sometimes he's trying to wash away some old pain or and I sometimes you might be excited. You get so hopeful, you know, you'll tear up, man. And that's that could be tears. That's trying to water some hopes that you might have, you know, you may have such great hope. God might be like, Hey, you need a couple ounces of water for an image Yeah, she's like, got you dog. Now, sometimes God might be, you know, you God might think you thirsty. And he may see me like, Hey, this is all I got, bro.

Starting point is 00:45:11 And he, you know, they're salt in it, but you can have a little, you know, and that's weird, bro. If you just crying just to drink them, that's always we, we had, you know, we had some dudes in our town, bro. They wasn't doing that, but they was being nasty, you know, we had some dudes in our town, bro. They wasn't doing that, but they was being nasty, boy. They was being nasty, dude. That's one thing, God. When people are being nasty, I don't know.

Starting point is 00:45:40 Mm, I don't know how to handle it sometimes. People, because God God people can be nasty. And they are being nasty sometimes. I remember seeking them to do it. God, they was being nasty. How do you feel about that, Raleigh Mow, when you've ever seen people being nasty or anything? Um, you know, I just don't think about it. What do you do to just drive off?

Starting point is 00:46:16 Yeah. Mm. Mm, mm, mm, mm. What's going on? What's new with you, Raleigh? I feel like, you know, I know we haven't seen each other in a while and I see you got that facial hair going, maybe you got that catfish rockin', huh, daddy? I do.

Starting point is 00:46:30 How do you feel about that, what, what's spurn that? I just wanted to try something new. Mm. And do you feel different with it? Does it feel, how does that feel, you know, cause I rock it, you know? Yeah, no, it feels great. It feels definitely very different. Like how? Like, do you feel, give me five words, it makes you feel...

Starting point is 00:46:54 You know, give me some words. I feel older. Okay, older. Grown. Grown, okay. So black and older. I don't know, I look better maybe. That's hold on, that's a lot of what you get. Don't just do, we just have to do a word, sorry.

Starting point is 00:47:21 But I have to have the rules for the little thing, for the game. You wanna think about them? Yeah, I'll think about them. Okay. Oh, man. And are you getting burgers? You doing what? For the summertime, the end of the summer, barbequeous?

Starting point is 00:47:40 Are you a deer? Are you having you doing a barbeque? You having some people over? Think, think, think. Well, if you's having burgers, if you's having francs, or if you got some vegan over there, and then want you to grill up a mushroom for them, well, I'll tell you this, picking up burgers and hot dogs,

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Starting point is 00:50:45 All right, we got a call that came in right here From one of these gator babies right here and these these men have been dealing with prehistoria and prehistoria, let me tell you what it is. It's before Before it was like trial basis when God was trying out animals. This is way before a deer or a golden retriever. This is back when God had like Brontosaurus. You know, he was just, he was putting shit to go.

Starting point is 00:51:22 He even know. Yeah, Brontosaurus had like a 90 yard neck Like damn what he would eat, but it never made it to his stomach and they would die every time It would die every time dude have a huge meal and then you couldn't get the food couldn't get there and he died You know, he just and then they had traceratops imp things You know, he just and then they had triceratops imp things 400 pound forehead, bro set like 70 pound body So it imbitches second they was they was born. They took one step forward and just And now every one of them died face down in the dirt

Starting point is 00:52:03 T Rex he couldn't do she all he could do is bite people All he could do is bite people, man. You know, like a little pervert at a fucking mall, bro. You know, they couldn't, he had them little arms, he had them baby retures, he couldn't even fucking hug his buddy, think about that. No wonder he's so angry, He can't even fucking hug. And so that's some of the early animals God made. That's prehistoria. Now some of those animals are still lurking around.

Starting point is 00:52:34 Some of those animals still milling around in our world. And I want to talk to a man who captured one of them down there in Mississippi over there and they just captured 800 pound alligator. Can you imagine that? Can you imagine your wife thinks you're cheating on her? And you show up and you've just, your arms, you've got lacerations all over? Yeah, let's get to the call.

Starting point is 00:53:04 Joey Clark, I believe is the man. Joey. Hey, what's going on, Theo? How you doing, man? What's up, boss? I see you got that old misshirt on for yourself. Yes, indeed, man. I'm coming on a an LSU boys podcast. I got a, got a represent, right? We'll call it a truth for a little while. Maybe how about that, man? There you go for about three or four weeks as back on Okay, deal man. I'm turning into into a UT fan too here in in Tennessee Joey tell me about this gator baby you guys caught that gator huh? Yeah, man

Starting point is 00:53:38 This went with three of my buddies out there. We were in outside of Yazoo City and oh, yeah, that's where um out there. We were in, we're outside of Yazoo City. And um, oh yeah, that's where, um, uh, Jerry Klaus was from Yazoo City, Mississippi. That, that's exactly right. That's exactly right. Uh, went out there in Yazoo City and we've been to this spot, you know, over the years. I think this is probably the fourth or fifth gator I've caught with these guys, something like that. Um, so we've been to that spot several times and dollar gator buddies, huh? That's right. That's right. I've been with these fellows a few times and they've been several years without me as well. And so you get out there, you guys get out there you're in a, what kind of vessel are you guys in? Not a submarine or anything, huh?

Starting point is 00:54:18 No, we're in a 14 foot John boat. Yeah, boy, I know we brought this thing in the book. Oh that's some time soil, your waterwork right there buddy. That's right. That's right. That that that gator was about about a foot hanging off of that boat while we were trying to get back in at night. And so what are you hook him on? What when you are you aiming for this type of big gator? Are you aiming? What are you trying to catch? Are you guys looking for flounder? What are you guys trying to catch out there? Yeah, when you're out there, you're, I mean, in this area, we've hooked up and caught, you know, several, you know, 12 and a half foot gators out there.

Starting point is 00:54:52 And that's what we're looking for, you know, we don't, you know, they mississippi. The cool thing about here is it's not like Louisiana, it's not commercial. They only give out about 900 tags a year, so we got drawn in the lottery. So you want to make it count, right? You want to make your gator count. You don't want to come in there with a little non-foot gator if you don't have to, but you know nothing against that. Just we've done that before, right? So we it's probably embarrassing, I guess, if four men get out of a boat with a little baby gator, that looks probably. Yeah, we've, uh, as casual looking, we saw this gator, uh,

Starting point is 00:55:25 just as we were putting in right before dark, and we had no idea it was this big. So we, we hopped in the boat, went out there and, um, you know, we must have passed 20 to 25, 30 gators on the way out there. They all look great and it's just the swamp full of alligators out there, but.

Starting point is 00:55:41 And how do you, can you tell like even because the eyes are usually poking out of the water, can you tell how big a gator is even just by its eyes poking out? You can tell. Even when you get, you know, you're far away from one, you can tell if he's undersized and you something you don't want to fool with. But, you know, you're out there at night.

Starting point is 00:55:57 It's pitch black. There's, they got a pump sunshine out there to that part of the state. And, you know, you're out there and that stuff. And you got a Q-beam. And you're just trying to light those eyes up and and go from there. And does the beam shock the gator at all? Does it kind of get like a like a does it have that a deer and headlights effect on a

Starting point is 00:56:17 gator or what is that like? It's not too much in a shocking when he when he fills the vibrations in the water of your boat and your trolling motor and all that That's what's gonna make him kind of kind of duck and start trying to get away from you and you know He held his breath it seemed like 30 to 45 minutes at a time a couple times and oh wow I had to keep all searching him and you know We hooked up to him the first time and what are you looking at mom? Are you hooking on a spinner bait? What do you got? I mean? What do you even put out there? Yeah, so it's just a treble hook. What do you guys use and are you guys using chicken livers? Like what do you use it? on a spinner bait? What do you got? I mean, what do you even put out there? Yeah, so it's just a treble hook.

Starting point is 00:56:45 What are you guys using? Are you guys using chicken livers? Like what do you use it? What's the bait? No, there's no bait whatsoever. Oh, there's no bait. No bait whatsoever. You're out there.

Starting point is 00:56:55 You've got to see this gator. And then you've got to be talented enough to be able to throw that treble hook through that line where you want to do it. Okay, so you're not, so there's no bait in there. You're not trying to get them to get something like a fish or it is more you are just trying to get the hook into his body. That's right.

Starting point is 00:57:16 That's right. You're trying to get the hook at his body and eventually we kept on trying to hit him with one line at a time and we did that, but he kept breaking all. And what these gators do, we probably hooked up on even seven or eight times, I guess, and he kept on shaking that treble hook out of him. But what they're trying to do is go under logs and things like that and shake that hook out of them. And then they're free. And so that's kind of what the gist is there.

Starting point is 00:57:43 And do they sing nasty? Like did this gators seem like a nasty guy Or what did he say like can you get any? As semblance of what their personality is like did he seem like a nasty guy? Yeah, man he was he wasn't me this gator. We've ever run across we've we've run across some meaner ones But he was very territorial, you know, he did the you know the weird thing is we we've hooked up on some good size gators in the past and You know, you hook them once or twice and now they kind of get the gist of what's going on? You trying to kill them and they disappear you'll never see him again the best gator. He wouldn't do that

Starting point is 00:58:15 He was there in that area. You know, he's just we probably a hoarder if you see that show like my 700 pound live for something that because that Those people don't not you know, they're usually locked in their house with magazine you know they have like stacks of magazines and everything. That's right. That's right. This thing is over there and yeah he's in his spot and he's not trying to get out of it. He's he's doing his thing and like I say he never left.

Starting point is 00:58:39 He never left the two hundred yard radius force and that's just crazy to me that they didn't happen like that because we hooked into over the first time about 9.30 at night. We didn't have that thing in the boat until 3.30 in the morning. My God, and so you hook him you start getting him and now how close is the boat as Are you just right next to him? Yeah, you are so you know, I'd say when you hook up on him initially, you know, you're probably within 15 feet of the gator problem. So I wouldn't be there, buddy. I'd call it them over, buddy. I would not be right there. I'll be glad to send you a couple of little videos we took on the boat so you can kind of see for yourself on this. If that be something that would help kind of put it together for you, we'd love that. We'll play some of those

Starting point is 00:59:24 side by side while we're talking about it. Okay. So you get him. You have how many hooks do you eventually get into the gator? Finally at the end, we did get a second hook in and we had one. The first hook we call it was not where you want to catch him. It would be back at the tail. And that's where my buddy Don, he blind cast out over him, hooked him in the tail.

Starting point is 00:59:44 We fought him for about 30 minutes. could get a second hook in him. Damn. So kind of my job with all this is when I'm in the boat, we've got a snare or whatever. And my job is once he's come up for it, he's got a snare. Yeah, so it's like a drum. No, not a drum. It's kind of like, I call it almost like a noose, right? I mean, you've got a rope on the end of it

Starting point is 01:00:06 You slip it over his head and then when you do it I just pull that rope as hard as I can basically try to sit down on the bottom of the boat until uh So this some damn BDSM shit. It sounds like Yes indeed. Yes indeed. Wow. It's so it's crazy They wind up and get him at 14 feet Three inches. So it's as of today We've got still got 24 hours left and then said a Mississippi for gator hunting season But as of today is the state record wow, and how much weight was it?

Starting point is 01:00:35 802.5 pounds damn boy, and that missed that missed the state record by 20 pounds That just tells you how big they are down here. Oh, so it didn't even make the weight record, but it made the length record. That's right, that's exactly right. That's incredible, man. It is, it is. So once you have both of those hooks, how are you elevating it out of the water?

Starting point is 01:00:56 What's, like, how does your boat not cap size? Yeah, so, you know, what he's doing, when he's down there underwater, he's, you know, he's fighting and he's down there and he's been down there at this point, you know, over that seven hour period, he had been in that water, you know, underwater the majority of that time,

Starting point is 01:01:14 but they gotta come up for air, right? They gotta, at some point, they can't stay underwater forever, they gotta come up. So when they do, you gotta think about it, is your, you know, these guys with the two lines are pulling closer and closer to the boat As they continue to fight him and he continues to come up for air a little bit more frequently towards the end Hmm, and that's you know when it gets close enough to the boat with them, you know I'd say two or three feet if you can and that's when you want to put that that snare around him and and hooking from there

Starting point is 01:01:41 Kind of finish the deal off and do you choke him out to somebody get on him? How do you finish him? Man, I'm trying to like hell to choke him out. I'm like, I'm just holding as tight as I can until somebody can shoot him. Oh, you shoot him. Yeah, yeah, you got a shoot. Oh, yeah, I'm going to miss the damn. That's right.

Starting point is 01:01:58 That's a damn robbery, bro. Yes, it is. It's a, it's a mugging for sure. It is. God, I thought you were just towing him in. He brought it. Yes, it is. It's a it's a mugging for sure. It is. God, I thought you were just towing him in. Now, no, no, no, you got to put that back for him. So the last thing you want to do is towing in

Starting point is 01:02:12 and then you lose him or something. Yeah. Because once you've even a break off a rope or something, he's at the bottom of the river. You're not getting it back, you know. And when he went after he's right when he dies, do y'all hug or what do people like? Is there a celebration?

Starting point is 01:02:24 What is that moment like? Man, it's just a sense of relief. You've been out there with him all night long. And the last thing you want to do is let him off the hook. Look, we had been out there for so long. We were all just getting tired and worn out. We did a whole day, all four of us just, you know, doing our thing and nobody wanted to give up.

Starting point is 01:02:40 And then we all thought about it. But the end of the night, you know, my buddy Tanner, the entire time, he was he was like, we're not letting this guy go and we're just not going to do it. So he was, he was hell been on getting this gator in the boat. Oh, every Tanner, I know, will get hell bent. They get hell bent on all kind of shit. You put a couple beers and I'm re guys having a couple beers. No, there's no drinking out there. There's no drinking. It's a little bit too unsafe for that. We, we tried to be as legal as we could with getting this gator in and out. And thank God we did because now, you know, I mean, immediately when we pulled it out, obviously the state wildlife department gets called, they got to come measure in a confirm and but now no party in the party was after, I

Starting point is 01:03:14 guess, though, that over the last 10 days, just trying to let all this stuff sink in, man, it's grown and blown up beyond our wildest expectation, man. Man, that's exciting, brother. Yeah. In the old name, or anything, is there anything like that deal? Barry, and what's the, what happens? Is there any things that happen like that?

Starting point is 01:03:36 And now, so we don't, we have name. Now, if we would have, I wish you kind of brought something up. Maybe we should do that. But the, with the meat, we donated the meat to an organization there in Yazoo City. They kind of just did, you know, did me that meat out to, you know, warfin's money. Warfin's money. Things like that. Yeah. And it came out for like 380 pounds of meat. So it was a ton of meat

Starting point is 01:03:59 on that. And they were never, they had an orphanage by us and they would always whenever people would cut That a lot of donated meat would go over there and sometimes I had a buddy that was over there And we go there and eat and they'd always be eating gator up in that bitch It's kind of wild. I think oh, it's crazy. You go in there and you see 20 freaking orphans, bro No, I don't young and they're young and down on some gator It's just like that man and get us some gator sausage and then let them have a weekend, you know? Oh yeah, if they don't have parents, dude, get them some decent meat.

Starting point is 01:04:29 That's what I think. Everybody deserves something. Exactly. But yeah, man, that was kind of the gator itself. I guess with this hot, we're going to get some leather boots made. We're going to be looking sharp. Come Christmas time, I guess. We'll see what's up.

Starting point is 01:04:46 That's the plan. Well, praise brother. Thank you so much for just jumping on and filling us in on some information. It's really fascinating and congratulations on the state record, man. That's amazing. Well, I appreciate it, man. It's very nice talking to you. And like I say, it's been a while ride.

Starting point is 01:05:02 And I'll send you those videos so you can check that out and kind of see, put this in a perspective what it's like out there in the pitch black at night. Woo, yeah brother, please do. Also just great to talk to somebody from over there near Yazoo City, Mississippi, the Home of Jerry Clour, my favorite comedian. So thank you so much, Joey Clark.

Starting point is 01:05:20 We appreciate you brother. Thank you man, nice talking to you. All right, cheers buddy. Have a good one. Take care. What else? Riley, I'm sure people are wanting to know we usually get an update on how your dating life is going. What's going on there, Bob?

Starting point is 01:05:34 Ah, still, still nothing. Really? Really? Okay, that's okay. Well, damn, dude, and how's everything going? I know we talked in the past about the master, batori efforts and stuff. You've been out there glazing that glizzy homie

Starting point is 01:05:52 what's been going on? You've been freaking burping that little pants yurt or what? You've been frizzing that little syrup dog or what? Still nothing. Oh, man, you tell... Rolly Riley Mal, people are not believing this, man, that you've never, you still have never ejaculated. Is that true? Yeah, it's true. God bless. Brother, we got to get you on a damn pay per view. I mean, you could open up for

Starting point is 01:06:20 Logan, Paul and Dylan, and as you could be in an early preliminary, I mean, there's never in your life. You telling me the truth, Raleigh? I am. Never. Not even in your sleep. God has never come and touched you in your sleep. Never. What?

Starting point is 01:06:38 Oh my God, we could raffle you off to a bunch of older gay men in Hollywood. They, but they pay half a million dollars for you in Hollywood to be getting clean sauce out of a damn Vietnamese fella from the mountains. Yeah. Um, I'm, I'm actually not Vietnamese. Well, but yeah, but you know what I'm, or what are you? I'm a Japanese Korean Hawaiian and Norwegian. Well, you know, that's pretty much Vietnames, dude, but that doesn't matter, man.

Starting point is 01:07:16 What matters is we're both human beings, baby boy. And I can't believe boy. You got that clean syrup in your son. You got that 6,000 octane boy. Gosh. That's God's gleeke homie. That thing coming right off the clouds of the Lord. My God. Dude, if you if you've got you a little if you got you a half ounce of that and you painted the toes of some of these gay men and perverted men out there in Hollywood.

Starting point is 01:07:48 My God. Oh, but I'm sorry. That's not what we need to be doing. That's not what we need to be involved in, man. I'm sorry for saying that stuff. Oh, you're good. You know, but do you worry about not being able to get an erection when you do get a woman, Riley?

Starting point is 01:08:04 You're saving yourself from marriage. That's correct. Correct. But how do you know that your body's gonna work then? All right, I just believe it will. One of the time comes. Hey boy. Wow, bro.

Starting point is 01:08:22 That is a risk though, Riley. Look, I, but you know what, man, I've a risk though, Riley. Look, I, but you know what, man, I've seen miracles happen, man. I really have. I've seen miracles happen, bro. And if you look, I would stand by y'all's bed and pray for y'all. Pray, you know, by y'all's marital bed or whatever, be in the next room and, you know, put my hands on the wall

Starting point is 01:08:43 and pray or whatever you need it, buddy. You know? Yeah, yeah. All right. You sound exhausted, am I tired? A little. Yeah, it's just been a lot, sorry. I keep forgetting, I don't forget that that's,

Starting point is 01:09:01 that you just came from a funeral man. I'm sorry, and I'm sorry for maybe for asking about some of this, but, you know, I just want to know what's going on. And, and maybe we can help you find somebody, Raleigh. Like, you know, we'll put, we'll put some clips over there on the, this past week in social media and see if, and, you know, maybe you'll, you'll meet a girl, you need it. You want a God fearing woman, correct?

Starting point is 01:09:26 I do. Amen, brother. Does it matter what ethnicity they are, religious ethnicity? Ethnicity, no. Okay. Oh, I mean like Protestant or whatever. Um, just non-denominational. Okay, non-domo.

Starting point is 01:09:43 Yeah, I'm okay. You getting risky boy. You hitting that raffle boy Non-denominational baby. That's the devil's raffle, baby All right What else do we have here Is Arthur on the line, Riley? Is Arthur on the line, Riley? Yeah. Okay, great. I want to deal with a little bit of laundry now,

Starting point is 01:10:12 just some kind of behind the scenes stuff, really. You know, you guys, we had an issue in the past where Kai, the hitchhiker, and he's a famed, he, you know, he smashed somebody at an intersection with a hammer, and he was that hammer baby, you know, he's that freelance construction worker, and he was like a national celebrity, and then he did murder. He did a few murders.

Starting point is 01:10:48 And so anyway, that was a famed clip. Somebody took my face and put it on his clip and it made the rounds on social media and it was, you know, funny and crazy. I can't believe that somebody made it. But then at a certain point, he filed a lawsuit against me, against me, and said that I was using his footage and his name and like, I don't know, just using him. And so we reached out to Morgan and Morgan, who's a sponsor of the podcast, and my buddy Dan Morgan is one of the Morgan's over there.

Starting point is 01:11:31 And so they've been handling that case for us, and I thought it was over with, but apparently it's not. We're still getting stuff in the mail. And so I wanna check in right now. We have Arthur Petrosian. That's right, Nathaniel. Hey Arthur, how are you today?

Starting point is 01:11:49 Good, brother, how are you? I'm doing pretty well, man, except, you know, I keep getting hammered by this case, man, this guy, he's a resilient, isn't he? Guys, definitely persistent. He's unfortunately been able to dance around some of these procedural issues in federal court keeping the case alive.

Starting point is 01:12:09 The court still has not heard the case on its merits. So we're confident that once they hear the case, they're ultimately gonna dismiss it out. And how many, has he filed? Because yeah, I've got, I keep getting paperwork and a lot of handwritten stuff. And how many things has he filed at this point? Multiple motions, multiple amended complaints.

Starting point is 01:12:37 It's fun to read, to be honest. Every time I come into the office and I get a handwritten note from Kai from his jail cell. I open it immediately a can we to read it? I actually have a document that he filed with the court So this is an official document that he filed in federal court and this is all public record So anytime you file a document in federal court anybody that has an account could go in and look at this so document and federal court, anybody that has an account could go in and look at this. So I think this paragraph gives you a glimpse of what this case is all about and what he's

Starting point is 01:13:11 been doing. And if you'd like, I'll read it. It's actually kind of funny. Yeah, I'd love to. Yeah, let's get it. So this is Kai and his moving papers. He says, plaintiff is writing this at 530 in the morning in his sweltering hot cell in a stone building without air conditioning that heats up during the day

Starting point is 01:13:29 and holds the heat throughout the night. He's using a floppy, shank-proof pen. He typed this at the law library, but he only gets five hours once a week if he's granted extended access and his access just ran out. And then it goes on to say, even now, Plano has to wake up at 3.30 in the morning, get his work on this opposition done before 11 a.m.

Starting point is 01:13:54 or else the sweats silk document would be unacceptable for filing. Wow. Defendant, and that's you, in contra distinction, and these are his words, has began his been making comedy videos in an air-conditioned studio, making a show in the most literal sense of slacking off and enjoying himself instead of filing a responsive pleading. The core can see for themselves that during the time in question, defendant was having the time of his life. Well, so, you know, it's going nowhere. It's just things like this that he continues to file.

Starting point is 01:14:33 Again, the court in order to provide him with due process is kind of entertaining him at this point. Okay. But we strongly believe that within the next 60 to 90 days when the court actually hears the merits of the case and Actually reviews our motion to dismiss that they're gonna grant it. So well, we have to go to court, do you think? I would you don't have to but I will definitely be there representing you. Thank you. Thank you very much Yeah, absolutely. I can't I'm glad we're glad we're easy. Yeah, no, I'm really grateful for you. I'm glad we're busy. Yeah, I know.

Starting point is 01:15:05 I'm really grateful for you guys helping, man. God, I mean, it's just so, and so I guess if somebody's in jail, they still have the right. They can still sue somebody. They can still, even if they did murder, they can still, you don't lose those rights. You know, absolutely.

Starting point is 01:15:21 And this was, this is what this case is about. And that's why we've been kind of sitting on the sidelines for about Six to eight months is because the federal court wants to make sure that they provide Kai is due process rights and they hear him out Again, eventually this case gets dismissed, but for now we're going through the motions and making sure that the court hears him out. Wow And do you guys get a lot of cases like this? You know, we don't handle a lot of cases like this, but we pride ourselves in fighting for the people, and we consider you a good friend Theo.

Starting point is 01:15:56 So we're all hands on deck on this case. We've got multiple people pushing in. We've got experts lined up as well too, just to make sure that you're going to be protected from every angle. So, you know, it's kind of an exciting case. It provides some comic value for us. Yeah. It's different than a lot of the other cases. But yeah.

Starting point is 01:16:18 I'd almost wait. I always wait. Well, first of all, thank you guys so much, man. You know, Dan Morgan is a nice guy, and we have a lot of mutual friends, and thank you guys too for supporting the podcast, and I know you guys mostly handle like personal injury, that type of stuff. That's right. Right. But it would almost be crazy.

Starting point is 01:16:38 What if we got to go do like a deposition or something, that would be wild, wouldn't it? That would be wild, It would be very entertaining. We would probably have to take it in jail. In Kai's cell probably. I don't know if he'll get extended hours to go to the law library to his definition to there. But that would be exciting to do.

Starting point is 01:16:59 Yeah, I appreciate it, man. Thanks for like at least recognizing that this is kind of entertaining along the way. I'm sure it is a little bit different than normal Yeah, I mean, he's definitely kind of a notorious figure so yeah Well, we're excited to back you up if there's anything else you need you let us know Thank you. Hopefully hopefully I will not but I appreciate that You got it. All right. Have a good day, brother. You too.

Starting point is 01:17:27 Wow. So that's interesting. You know, that's, but you know, I'm grateful that, you know, if people, if you, that you don't lose all your rights, you know, I mean, what a, what a fortunate country where you can do a murder and still go and have rights. I mean, that is, you don't get, some places you don't even get that, you know, I'm sure there's a lot of countries where you don't get that. Where if you do a murder, that's it.

Starting point is 01:17:57 You know, they're like, hey buddy, you do, you do, you do the murder. Then you, that's all you do it, you do the murder. Then you, that's all you do, when. Sticking in the legal, in the legal space, I wanna talk about something that has been tough for, I wanna talk about something. We, our podcast was defrauded. We were stolen from, we were taking advantage of,

Starting point is 01:18:24 a lot of ways to say it. The company that did it is Cast Media, and the man that did it is Colin Thompson. And I'm going to put his picture in here. And it's, I don't know exactly how to say this. I'm gonna do my best. We're part of a larger group of podcasts that we're stolen from, right? We were part, in total, just between talking with folks, there's up to $4 million and I know of that people were taking advantage of.

Starting point is 01:19:00 We're in the six figures I know of podcasts that are in the seven figures. And Colin Thompson, that's his name. want to say his name so you know it People get taken advantage of a lot in business and and and businesses use tactics and stuff to hide to hide themselves and You know they'll use bankrupts here the threat of this or that and and And and he may get my money. That's okay. I'm fortunate that I can still have touring

Starting point is 01:19:29 and that I can take care of myself. But you fuck with the wrong rat, Colin. I'll tell you that, brother. And I'll just tell you guys what happened. We had a deal with this company, right? And it was started off good, and then it started to get where we were getting less of our payments.

Starting point is 01:19:49 And we were reading the ads. We do the ads, you know, we read them out loud, and you got to support some of them, and thank you. And then it got to be where we were getting paid less of the payment we were owed. And they sell all the ads a year in advance, so you're kind of stuck into the year, right? And the advertisers were paying Colin Thompson and Cass Media, and they weren't paying us. They would pay us a little bit, and they had a reason why.

Starting point is 01:20:18 So one of the craziest parts was like, we kept asking, you know, we have to get paid, man, to get paid man, we weren't getting paid. Finally I was able to make a new deal and just cut ties completely. I made sure that everything, they breached our contract and so I was able to cut ties. Then they come along, Colin Thompson comes along and he joins, there's a new company that has a stock that's going live soon, right? Or it's coming out or something. This company called Podcast One or Live One, right? I, they, they get me on a call with, I think the guy's name Rob Ellen. Yeah, that's the guy's name Rob Ellen. And his brother is Doug Ellen, who's like a screenwriter and I think he did. His brother was pretty successful.

Starting point is 01:21:16 But they get me on a call with this guy Rob Ellen, right? And they tell me that if you come over to our new network, over to this new network, podcast one, that will pay you some of what you're owed in stock, right? But the stock hasn't gone public. So they're trying to, it felt like to me, they're trying to leverage our podcast and other podcasts to then make their stock do well. And then if that happens, then we'll get a share of our money, right? Like, it just, the whole thing to me felt really city.

Starting point is 01:22:05 And the worst part to me was, I said, well, what about Colin Thompson? I said, that guy is a crook. And they said he's gonna be, he'll be, they said, we felt like he's done a good job and that he would be part of the team still. So that's just, I know some of this is a lot of insider baseball, man,

Starting point is 01:22:32 but to me it was just fucking just, it felt real dirty and it felt like just no respect for podcasting, no respect for the work that we had done. You know, to get paid by the advertisers and then not pay us. And then for Colin to lead us in this direction and say, well, if you join this other group before their stock goes out that, that then we'll pay you in some of the stock, but part of that will be based on if we're there for it to do well. I don't know, man, but I know what it feels like to be taking advantage of. And I wouldn't do

Starting point is 01:23:12 that to these people. I wouldn't do that to Colin Thompson. I wouldn't do that to cast media. And, and so I say this just because I don't want this guy taking advantage of anybody else. A lot of times in business practices, especially in entertainment stuff, a lot of people are able to snake away and they're able to slip through and use tactics and shell games and bullshit. But you fucked with the wrong rat homie.

Starting point is 01:23:40 I have a voice. And a lot of other people are forced into these bad deals because they don't, they're afraid to speak up. They're afraid to speak up. And that's not what our show is about. And yeah, I just want you guys to know that this is the man. We put his picture up on the thing on the YouTube. the amount of money that I from from other people Podcasts they've said is over four million dollars And um Yeah, it's just the shit's fucking wrong

Starting point is 01:24:19 And I don't also understand how a company expects me to come want to me to come over there To boot what felt like to me they were using me to boost their stock price. And I don't say that out of the ego, but we've done well. And that they get all these podcasts, and well, that'll boost our stock price. Then we'll go public with the stock

Starting point is 01:24:38 and then based again on their backs, the stock, there'll be money there. So it was like, it felt like y'all gonna try to fuck me twice, homie. Well, no, no thank you. So yeah, you can keep that money, you can't keep it, we'll see how it plays out. But if you do end up keeping it man, you must have needed it.

Starting point is 01:25:02 You must have needed it, I don't know. I mean, it doesn't make me stoked, but But you can't get me to shut up man. You can't get me to shut up and If that's the cost of it for me to say my fucking piece You know me other podcasters wanted to say this shift right now, but can't say it So You know, I mean, other podcasters wanted to say this shift right now, but can't say it. So anyway Yeah, that's who I just want you to know. I want you to know about Colin Thompson

Starting point is 01:25:37 I want you to know where I've heard he's going to be working at and I want you to know that he's a crook and to me It's criminal. But the way that people are able to cheat and lie and manipulate the system, you know, he went and got Neil Sacker who worked with Harvey Weinstein to jump on the calls. I mean, he just, I don't, fuck, it's just fucking kind of sad man. Yeah, but I just wanted to speak up for myself, man. I've waited a year to speak up for myself. You know, they put us through so much bullshit. And I don't know if there's other people over there

Starting point is 01:26:16 that did it too, or maybe we'll get more information, I don't know. Or this may be all you ever hear about it, you know? And so I didn't really know how to, the best way to do this, but yeah, I wouldn't do that to somebody. And he they did it. Man, they did it to I mean, some of these people's podcasts is all they had, man. And these motherfuckers did that. So I'm sorry about that. And I'm sorry for them. And yeah, I'm just happy to have a voice for myself.

Starting point is 01:26:45 And that's one thing that we built here that he had nothing to do with. He had nothing to do with. In fact, he stole on our backs once and I'm not letting these people do it to me two times. So for anybody that had to take that sucker deal over there, this, I'm speaking on back for all of us, man, because I know that some of you guys have said to me

Starting point is 01:27:05 that you wanted to say some of these same things. And I don't mean that out of ego. I just mean that. I don't know. I feel, I don't know. Sorry, maybe I shouldn't have said that part. I don't wanna speak on behalf of those people,

Starting point is 01:27:19 but yeah, I just wouldn't have done that to somebody. And I'm happy to be able to speak for myself. I'm so thankful. I'm thankful to you guys to the listeners that we have this place here and that this is what we try to do. And I'm sorry I've been making this about me this past five or six minutes or whatever, but this was the only public place I could do this where I feel like it would have some effect because to me this guy's like the Bernie made off of podcasting and And that almost glorifies him in a weird way, but I wanted to be able to say that. Sorry. I'm just rambling, but I

Starting point is 01:27:59 wanted to be able to speak my piece Thank you. With that said, man, let's get back into something here. I want to say this, I saw on Twitter where Max Holloway, who is from Maui, was sharing about how a donation that was made to the Maui Food Bank, and then Dustin Porier and the Good Fight Foundation

Starting point is 01:28:28 matched their efforts, a $10,000 match. And on behalf of this past weekend, we wanna do the same thing. I know there's a lot of listeners out there who think like, well, how can I help and what can I do? And so we're gonna do that together here. And so yeah, we're gonna match that 10,000. There's some charities also that Kelly Slater shared

Starting point is 01:28:50 about the surf man. And so we'll see, but we wanna, we're gonna match that 10,000 dollars from Maui. And that's this past weekend, that's us doing that. So if you're a listener and today you feel like I wanted to do something for the people of Maui, you just did. And we did that. And yeah, sorry, I hope that doesn't sound egotistical. Sorry, man, my brain's a little all over the place from sharing some

Starting point is 01:29:17 of that. You know, I think when I get taken advantage of it attaches it to like old feelings of shit and Yeah, it makes me feel It makes me feel It attaches to old feelings of like that. I don't have any worth or something. I don't know. I Don't know. I don't know, sorry. All right. What else can we do? Anything else you wanna say, Raleigh? Just that, I'm glad that my family is safe.

Starting point is 01:29:58 I have some family out in Maui. Some cousins out there that they're both firefighters and I'm just glad everyone's safe. Really huh, firefighters. So were they, they must have been involved huh? Yes, they all lost their homes. Oh man. Oh.

Starting point is 01:30:24 Man the world, the sun's just so much going on, it feels just really, it feels like a lot, doesn't it? Yeah, definitely. Well, I'm sorry, brother, I'm sorry that that happened for them and that community over there, God, there is nothing more special if you get to witness in your life than some of the connectivity of some of that community over there. And Maui, the other islands as well. It's just something really, really special.

Starting point is 01:30:52 So our thoughts are still with them, man. And yeah, I'm sorry that that happened, but thank you for letting us know that. Raleigh, let us know a little bit more about you, you know And that's important and if we ever get that bone or the launch on me We might have to get a couple firemen to put that thing out boy Whoo boy, we gonna get that branch to burn You know, we're gonna get you out there just surping that little hammer, baby know, we're going to get you out there just surping that little hammer, baby. Um, yes, I, yeah, thank you guys, man, for being a part of this episode. And, um, yeah, it just, you know, it doesn't have to be perfect, you know, um, you ever feel like that, Raleigh?

Starting point is 01:31:41 I do. Yeah, what do you think it comes from, man, or what do you think about it? Um, yeah, you know, it just, you know, you don't always have to be perfect. Yeah, because we can't be, right? Right. Yeah. So it's a fool's errand, isn't it? Yeah.

Starting point is 01:32:01 Man. But it, why, it almost feels like we, like we should be, that we need to be. Does it ever feel like that to you? Sometimes, yeah. And what do you do then when it happens? I just think again that I'm, you know, I don't have to be perfect. Yeah. That checks out, man. I don't have to be perfect Yeah That checks out man that checks out

Starting point is 01:32:31 Yeah We don't have to be perfect. You don't have to be perfect. I mean you are you're you're fine So yeah praise baby. Thank you guys. Thanks for the love and support and just Yeah, I just I can't I feel like I just say thank you over and over again. Um, but hoping to make the most of this week, man, open a hot from this summer, I think this is one last week. It's flaring up. And then we could do what, you know, we could see what winners thinking about.

Starting point is 01:33:03 So, um, you guys be good to yourselves baby. You deserve it and you too Raleigh okay? Thank you Theo. Yeah. Thank you man. Thank you man. Thanks for being here. I can almost hear my moped beat for our restless soul And I ain't made a dollar high, ain't spent But when it's going ain't kill me yet I still get where I'm bound to go I'm making it, I'm making wrong, feel right. I'm making it, headed hells way I'm headed down.

This Past Weekend - E461 The Last Sun

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