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in my life.

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What is that all about?

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Hey, that’s promoting our own show,

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Freedom Thursday.

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Holy shit, dude.

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What have we done?

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The mistakes that we’re making right now,

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unbelievable.

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I’m Frank Sullivan.

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For the first time in weeks,

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I’m back here in the home studio.

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I can’t believe it.

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I’ve been traveling all over.

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I’ve been here.

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I’ve been there.

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I’ve been to the supermarket.

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I’ve been to the Native

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American Indian Reservation

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to acquire some treats that

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I may or may not enjoy on a

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regular basis.

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And I don’t know what’s going on.

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I certainly,

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after visiting there and

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finding some spiritual awareness,

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have no idea what time it is.

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It’s time for an audit.

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Glenn Hausman.

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Yes, Pineapple Man.

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You know what this is?

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You know what this is?

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Your son?

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Yes.

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And you’ve been eating my children,

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you cannibal.

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Sorry,

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they’re just so… You and your

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umbrella drinks.

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You’ve got to stop that shit.

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I can’t help it.

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Listen,

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you know that I haven’t matured

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enough to the hard stuff.

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I need to have that sugary, delicious,

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pineapple-y taste.

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Plus,

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it reminds me of the true spirit of

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hospitality.

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Really?

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Yeah.

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Now, that’s scary.

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There you go.

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Right over there.

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Hey, everybody.

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Welcome to the one and only

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Friday Night Out,

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the only show in

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hospitality lacking any and

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all self-awareness, because if we had any,

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sure, we wouldn’t like what we’d see.

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Hey, that over there.

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Mr. Craig Sullivan, Glenn Hausman,

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thank you so much for joining us tonight.

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You know what we are missing over here?

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We are missing our banner.

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Wait, there we go.

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I got to get our official

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logo on over there.

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Craig, it is so good to see you.

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Happy, happy Friday to you.

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Or as some people say in emails, Friday.

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Fri-yay, and you know what?

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Happy Lunar New Year.

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Everybody can relax.

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Their furniture goes back

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into production on Monday.

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I know.

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It’s time to start planning

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because you got to get your

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order in real quick before

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they start celebrating the

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next Lunar New Year.

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So everybody’s got about two

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weeks to get everything done.

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There we go.

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I see Arnie Garfinkel’s with us today.

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Now,

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who can say Happy New Year in Chinese?

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I would bet my son Benjamin can,

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since he’s been taking

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Mandarin for several years.

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And if he can’t, then I’m suing Brandeis.

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Well, how about your producer Dave, Ken?

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Oh, how?

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Oh, how?

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Oh, look at this, Carol.

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Just put this up at the same exact moment.

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There we go.

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Way to go, Carol.

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And that was totally, totally legit.

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You got that.

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Yeah, that’s awesome.

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Love that.

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All right, Dave.

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That’s the person having

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half of my house can be Chinese.

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Yeah, that’s pretty cool.

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All right, I want a drink,

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even though I’m not too

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thrilled with who our guest is today.

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Come on, he’s a friend of the show.

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He should run down the

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street and punch you in the

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face for that statement.

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I said, we got to stop with this guy.

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I can’t stand him.

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His presence is offensive to me,

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but you keep bringing him back.

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All right.

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Sounds like this show to most people.

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He’s a good guy.

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Oh, wait.

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Oh, wait.

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We have CJ on.

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Never mind.

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I thought we were talking

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about somebody else over there.

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Oh.

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All right.

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Introduce our guest.

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Introduce our guest, Craig.

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CJ Arlotta, Christopher Joseph Arlotta,

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CJ Media Solutions.

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And now I believe he is only

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four behind Mr. Ford.

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You know, guys,

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I’m not feeling the love at all.

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All right.

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So I’m already four behind.

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Then I saw that you had a

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Bruce Ford face that you put on.

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And then I even noticed that in the intro,

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there’s a picture of Bruce Ford.

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I know.

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So the odds are stacked against me.

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Right.

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They really are.

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But if you notice in the picture,

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if you see that picture of Bruce,

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he’s actually not looking at the camera.

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He’s staring off at the

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scoreboard of how he’s

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beating you on appearances.

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I know.

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I know.

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I’m going to have to come on

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the show more often.

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We’re going to have to put

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this on my calendar.

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CJ, I talked to Glenn yesterday.

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He’s expecting you in the

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summer when he’s home to

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just come cruising through

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the backyard while he’s doing the show.

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Every Friday of the summer,

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I’ll spend with you guys.

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You deliver that pie for him, okay?

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And I’ll say over here in

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the tri-state area,

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it was in the low 50s today in February,

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a near high.

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So I did – when I went to go

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get my lunch today, I was like,

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maybe I’ll do the show from outside.

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Dave chose to,

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but then I remembered as

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soon as it starts getting a

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little dark out, it’s going to get chilly,

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quickie.

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Yeah, but I ain’t no punk.

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Oh, I guess you’ve been told.

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Hey, David,

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time to run that cocktail footage.

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I’m going to run it right now.

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For the rest of the show,

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I will not touch any

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controllers until the end.

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DJ, what are you drinking tonight, buddy?

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I am drinking some Irish whiskey.

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Nice.

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From Slane Distillery.

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Could you purchase that over

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there and bring it back with you?

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Or did you learn to love it

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and find it locally?

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I did not.

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It was shipped to us.

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Ah, cool.

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We went to the distillery

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while we were there in Slane.

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There you go.

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Delicious.

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And decided to bring it on

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the show tonight.

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Nice.

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What makes it special

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compared to others that you’ve had?

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Well, it is very tasty.

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I’m not usually a big fan

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of… I’m not a big fan of

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Irish whiskey to begin with.

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I mean…

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really how dare you right

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now yeah dude you’re gonna

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get yourself canceled I

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know I’m sorry I’m sorry

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but honestly I mean usually

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when I’m drinking irish

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whiskey it’s usually

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jameson and if I’m drinking

0:07:07.875 –> 0:07:08.997
jameson it’s usually shots

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at the bar jameson but

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that’s pretty much it that

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kind of like colored your

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experience kind of like how

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um me drinking shots of

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tequila in college that

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made you sick was different

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than my rediscovery of

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tequila a number of years ago

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Exactly.

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Except for college for us,

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we had Jägermeister.

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Jägermeister is eternal.

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You had that freshman year and that’s it.

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I haven’t had anything since.

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I think it usually goes peach schnapps,

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fireball, then Jägermeister, right?

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Well, Glenn,

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I think they’re trying to make

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a comeback.

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I don’t know if you noticed,

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but in the Delta terminal at JFK,

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they have like a little setup.

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No, I did not.

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Next time you go, they had some,

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I don’t know if it’s still there,

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but I think they’re trying

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to make a return.

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Well,

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I think it’s important before we

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continue talking about that.

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Happy weekend, everybody.

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Thank you so much.

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I’m so glad that each and

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every one of you made it

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through the week.

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I just feel like this week I

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lived my principle of just

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do one more thing.

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So I’m feeling pretty good today.

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Because sometimes when you

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get to the end of the week, you know,

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you do that self-assessment, right?

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You know,

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if you think that’s not because

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you’re home alone all weekend.

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That might be true.

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I am home alone this weekend.

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Anyway, cheers.

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Cheers, gentlemen.

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Hopefully he doesn’t burn the house down.

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My wife is off to a girls

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weekend in Florida.

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She’s on the plane right now.

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So I would just like to

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apologize on her behalf to

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whoever’s sitting next to her.

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I’m sorry she’s repeatedly

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saying I’m going to die.

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We’re going to die.

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We’re going to die.

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We’re going to die.

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So she’s not good with flying.

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She’s actually – you know what?

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She used to be really, really, really,

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really, really bad.

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But now she’s gotten to the

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point where she still thinks she is,

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but she’s gotten a lot better.

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So she doesn’t have – So she

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married someone who flies for a living.

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Totally, yeah, but she – yeah,

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I don’t know.

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Is it worse if she’s traveling alone?

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There’s nothing worse than

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traveling with Glenn,

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I can tell you that.

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It’s not worse for me.

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I have proof.

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I have lived that life of

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traveling with Glenn.

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He almost killed me in the Catskills,

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literally.

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Glenn,

0:09:28.567 –> 0:09:30.529
it would be really funny if your

0:09:30.649 –> 0:09:32.410
bride was watching this

0:09:32.530 –> 0:09:35.133
show after she gets off the plane.

0:09:35.933 –> 0:09:36.714
Yeah, well, fortunately,

0:09:36.754 –> 0:09:38.034
my family has zero interest

0:09:38.095 –> 0:09:38.916
in anything that I do,

0:09:38.995 –> 0:09:40.557
so I don’t think that’s at risk.

0:09:40.616 –> 0:09:41.998
You’re not worried about it.

0:09:42.359 –> 0:09:46.562
But honestly, I say this the truth.

0:09:46.581 –> 0:09:47.942
She’s so much better now at

0:09:48.023 –> 0:09:50.485
flying than she thinks she is.

0:09:50.804 –> 0:09:52.985
And she’s fine, but, you know,

0:09:53.927 –> 0:09:55.128
you’ve got to have a little fun with it.

0:09:57.072 –> 0:09:57.974
What would you do if you

0:09:58.014 –> 0:09:58.933
were watching somebody

0:09:58.994 –> 0:10:00.894
watching – saw somebody on

0:10:00.934 –> 0:10:03.136
a flight watching air

0:10:03.157 –> 0:10:05.717
disasters on the plane?

0:10:06.378 –> 0:10:07.979
I don’t think I would care at this point,

0:10:07.999 –> 0:10:08.539
but it is a little weird.

0:10:08.600 –> 0:10:10.240
I wouldn’t care, but – Yeah.

0:10:10.801 –> 0:10:12.642
Well, my dad – a couple years ago,

0:10:12.682 –> 0:10:13.623
we were flying to Florida

0:10:13.643 –> 0:10:14.342
to go on a cruise,

0:10:14.383 –> 0:10:15.303
and my dad was watching air

0:10:15.323 –> 0:10:17.284
disasters the night before the flight.

0:10:18.515 –> 0:10:20.977
Yeah, that’s just ridiculous.

0:10:21.357 –> 0:10:22.499
I’ve seen some of those specials.

0:10:22.918 –> 0:10:25.620
World’s craziest airport disasters.

0:10:25.841 –> 0:10:28.121
You know?

0:10:28.422 –> 0:10:28.863
Carol,

0:10:28.903 –> 0:10:30.703
I’m not worried about reruns because

0:10:31.364 –> 0:10:33.225
when ABC airs them over

0:10:33.666 –> 0:10:35.246
summer while we’re on hiatus,

0:10:35.307 –> 0:10:36.047
I’m going to make sure

0:10:36.086 –> 0:10:38.089
she’s out at a barbecue the

0:10:38.149 –> 0:10:38.889
night that it runs.

0:10:38.948 –> 0:10:40.570
So there’s no other way for

0:10:40.649 –> 0:10:41.591
anyone to watch any of

0:10:41.650 –> 0:10:44.331
these things except –

0:10:44.331 –> 0:10:45.052
that time,

0:10:45.113 –> 0:10:46.414
so I think I’m going to be safe.

0:10:47.135 –> 0:10:48.057
Thank God we don’t live in a

0:10:48.076 –> 0:10:48.879
world where everything you

0:10:48.899 –> 0:10:50.039
say or do is recorded in

0:10:50.059 –> 0:10:52.283
perpetuity and housed somewhere.

0:10:52.464 –> 0:10:53.284
Imagine that.

0:10:53.664 –> 0:10:55.567
What was life like before that, guys?

0:10:56.638 –> 0:10:57.457
yeah it’s really funny to

0:10:57.477 –> 0:10:58.418
think about it’s really

0:10:58.479 –> 0:10:59.339
funny to think about that

0:10:59.359 –> 0:11:01.000
because it was maybe I

0:11:01.019 –> 0:11:02.720
would like to know yeah

0:11:03.519 –> 0:11:04.760
great question it was

0:11:04.780 –> 0:11:06.020
definitely a simpler it was

0:11:06.041 –> 0:11:07.621
definitely now but no all

0:11:07.662 –> 0:11:08.442
jokes aside if you really

0:11:08.481 –> 0:11:10.143
think about it cj and I

0:11:10.163 –> 0:11:10.802
because I think we’re about

0:11:10.822 –> 0:11:11.903
the same age right cj how

0:11:11.942 –> 0:11:13.323
old are you I turned 35 at

0:11:13.364 –> 0:11:14.864
the end of the month okay

0:11:14.884 –> 0:11:15.764
so I’m gonna have me back

0:11:15.784 –> 0:11:17.605
for my birthday I mean oh

0:11:17.625 –> 0:11:19.645
yeah oh yeah now we have to birthday show

0:11:20.225 –> 0:11:21.267
So you’re 25, I’m 36.

0:11:21.326 –> 0:11:22.548
So we’re in the same age bracket.

0:11:22.587 –> 0:11:24.928
So we were, you know, we luckily,

0:11:25.109 –> 0:11:25.909
I feel like made it through

0:11:25.950 –> 0:11:27.530
college and the last ones

0:11:27.591 –> 0:11:29.591
to not have everything

0:11:29.652 –> 0:11:30.913
documented in real time.

0:11:30.932 –> 0:11:33.094
There’s at least that 24 to 40 hour delay.

0:11:33.114 –> 0:11:35.495
You took a lot of pictures

0:11:35.956 –> 0:11:37.756
to the folder on Facebook, right?

0:11:38.076 –> 0:11:39.118
You had to know somebody who

0:11:39.138 –> 0:11:40.438
could upload them too.

0:11:41.177 –> 0:11:42.639
Yes, there was time difference.

0:11:42.658 –> 0:11:43.580
Not only that,

0:11:43.620 –> 0:11:44.500
but the quality of the

0:11:44.581 –> 0:11:46.042
images was still pretty sketchy.

0:11:46.283 –> 0:11:47.222
So you lucked out.

0:11:47.583 –> 0:11:48.924
Now everybody’s got a

0:11:49.424 –> 0:11:51.567
cinematographer’s kit in their pocket.

0:11:53.469 –> 0:11:54.350
Yeah, yeah.

0:11:54.429 –> 0:11:56.230
And everything’s documented in real time.

0:11:56.871 –> 0:11:57.111
CJ,

0:11:57.131 –> 0:11:58.813
we still escaped our drunken debauchery

0:11:58.833 –> 0:12:00.134
of not making it onto the interweb.

0:12:00.154 –> 0:12:00.695
I think.

0:12:02.277 –> 0:12:03.719
Well, we’ll find out.

0:12:04.099 –> 0:12:05.500
Let’s look on Google.

0:12:05.600 –> 0:12:06.561
You’re on this show,

0:12:06.620 –> 0:12:08.543
so there’s a record now.

0:12:08.962 –> 0:12:10.544
If one of us runs for office one day,

0:12:10.565 –> 0:12:11.445
we’ll find out, I guess.

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Yeah, there’s a reason why.

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Hey,

0:12:14.207 –> 0:12:15.649
that’s one of our announcements later

0:12:15.688 –> 0:12:17.049
in the show with Glenn.

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Excuse me.

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We want somebody who’s not

0:12:22.975 –> 0:12:24.277
100 years old in the White House.

0:12:26.238 –> 0:12:26.979
Ah, there we go.

0:12:27.620 –> 0:12:28.500
That’s recent, though.

0:12:28.659 –> 0:12:29.041
How nice.

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do have that uh so that’s

0:12:32.727 –> 0:12:33.589
what came up when I typed

0:12:33.649 –> 0:12:34.849
in cj are a lot of drunk

0:12:35.089 –> 0:12:36.109
that’s the that’s pretty

0:12:36.149 –> 0:12:40.889
awesome so uh cj where in

0:12:41.190 –> 0:12:42.530
the world have you been

0:12:42.551 –> 0:12:46.392
lately down the street from you

0:12:55.509 –> 0:12:56.669
Down the street from Glenn.

0:12:57.289 –> 0:12:59.451
I was in Charleston in January.

0:12:59.572 –> 0:13:00.572
I’ll be back in Charleston

0:13:00.592 –> 0:13:02.033
at the end of this month.

0:13:02.594 –> 0:13:04.515
I’ll be in California to see

0:13:04.596 –> 0:13:06.076
Craig at the conference.

0:13:06.116 –> 0:13:07.298
And Glenn, you’ll also be there.

0:13:07.518 –> 0:13:09.318
Dave, you’re going.

0:13:09.359 –> 0:13:12.381
So I’ll see everybody.

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And then I’ll also be at

0:13:13.282 –> 0:13:14.263
Hunter in Atlanta.

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Oh,

0:13:15.043 –> 0:13:16.625
the good news is you were in Dublin

0:13:16.684 –> 0:13:17.505
earlier this month.

0:13:18.466 –> 0:13:20.347
I was in Dublin for New Year’s.

0:13:23.724 –> 0:13:25.365
That was actually, so believe it or not,

0:13:25.384 –> 0:13:26.046
I’m going to say this on

0:13:26.086 –> 0:13:27.827
the show and I’m going to

0:13:27.847 –> 0:13:29.308
get a lot of crap for it,

0:13:29.328 –> 0:13:30.009
but it was actually my

0:13:30.090 –> 0:13:31.211
first time in Europe.

0:13:32.211 –> 0:13:32.711
Really?

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I’ve never been to Europe.

0:13:36.115 –> 0:13:36.895
I love Dublin.

0:13:37.096 –> 0:13:38.557
Dublin and London are two of my favorites.

0:13:38.697 –> 0:13:40.078
I’ve barely been west of the Mississippi.

0:13:41.600 –> 0:13:43.562
California three times, Vegas once.

0:13:47.158 –> 0:13:47.899
That might be it.

0:13:47.918 –> 0:13:49.419
Does Vegas really count?

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You were there for hours.

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No, I was there for three days.

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Oh, that’s enough.

0:13:54.542 –> 0:13:56.462
Three days is good enough for Vegas.

0:13:57.342 –> 0:13:58.864
Any more than, you know.

0:13:58.884 –> 0:14:00.365
I thought you were there just for hours.

0:14:00.565 –> 0:14:01.945
I’ve never been to Vegas for

0:14:02.024 –> 0:14:03.306
only three days.

0:14:04.544 –> 0:14:04.825
Oh, really?

0:14:04.845 –> 0:14:05.924
I was going to go to Vegas

0:14:05.965 –> 0:14:06.926
for hours when I was going

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to go fly out there during

0:14:08.005 –> 0:14:08.946
COVID to help Anthony with

0:14:09.005 –> 0:14:10.047
a show at Park MGM.

0:14:10.067 –> 0:14:11.206
I was supposed to fly out there,

0:14:11.746 –> 0:14:12.267
do the show,

0:14:12.307 –> 0:14:14.008
fly back the next day because

0:14:14.028 –> 0:14:14.587
I had to go back to a

0:14:14.628 –> 0:14:15.609
vacation with my family.

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But then, I don’t know,

0:14:16.668 –> 0:14:17.168
something happened.

0:14:17.188 –> 0:14:18.229
They got put on a banned list.

0:14:18.288 –> 0:14:18.830
I couldn’t make it.

0:14:18.889 –> 0:14:19.210
I don’t know.

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But you know what?

0:14:22.211 –> 0:14:24.110
I mean, being in the hospitality space,

0:14:24.311 –> 0:14:25.412
everybody’s traveling all

0:14:25.471 –> 0:14:26.392
over the place and

0:14:26.652 –> 0:14:27.951
international and national.

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And so me not being in Europe at all,

0:14:31.373 –> 0:14:32.754
you feel like you’re the only one, right?

0:14:33.381 –> 0:14:34.582
I totally get that, CJ.

0:14:34.982 –> 0:14:36.684
I felt that way about China

0:14:36.705 –> 0:14:38.025
for a big chunk of my career.

0:14:40.206 –> 0:14:41.128
Everybody would be talking

0:14:41.307 –> 0:14:41.869
with each other.

0:14:41.889 –> 0:14:43.570
Oh, China this, China that.

0:14:43.590 –> 0:14:44.270
When I was over,

0:14:44.291 –> 0:14:45.532
I was over there and I was

0:14:45.611 –> 0:14:46.491
a do this or that.

0:14:46.873 –> 0:14:47.773
And it just made me feel

0:14:47.812 –> 0:14:50.416
like I’ve never been anywhere.

0:14:50.436 –> 0:14:50.755
Right.

0:14:50.796 –> 0:14:51.155
You know,

0:14:51.176 –> 0:14:52.777
and it just feels so awkward

0:14:52.797 –> 0:14:53.457
because you can’t share

0:14:53.498 –> 0:14:54.619
anything in conversations.

0:14:54.918 –> 0:14:55.139
Right.

0:14:55.418 –> 0:14:56.801
I still haven’t been to China.

0:14:58.081 –> 0:14:59.702
Well, it was great.

0:15:00.966 –> 0:15:01.126
Well,

0:15:01.167 –> 0:15:04.370
why don’t you – can you update us on

0:15:04.431 –> 0:15:05.572
that Japan trip?

0:15:06.011 –> 0:15:07.253
That’s what Suzanne is saying.

0:15:07.293 –> 0:15:10.056
For almost the same age,

0:15:10.135 –> 0:15:13.179
CJ brings way more elegance to the show.

0:15:15.041 –> 0:15:15.922
That’s very rich.

0:15:16.163 –> 0:15:17.124
That’s very rich that

0:15:17.183 –> 0:15:18.065
someone is talking about

0:15:18.125 –> 0:15:19.525
elegance who lives in South Florida.

0:15:19.645 –> 0:15:20.506
That’s the most elegant

0:15:20.527 –> 0:15:21.288
place in our country.

0:15:21.628 –> 0:15:22.909
Eloquent, Dave.

0:15:22.990 –> 0:15:23.350
Eloquent.

0:15:25.734 –> 0:15:26.134
You know,

0:15:26.153 –> 0:15:28.996
there’s a couple other states I’d

0:15:29.057 –> 0:15:31.558
rank above that in Florida, okay?

0:15:32.679 –> 0:15:34.000
I mean, they’re all down in the southeast,

0:15:34.061 –> 0:15:34.182
right?

0:15:34.201 –> 0:15:35.201
I’m assuming you mean Mississippi,

0:15:35.222 –> 0:15:36.423
although I still want to go to Biloxi,

0:15:37.344 –> 0:15:38.004
Louisiana.

0:15:38.024 –> 0:15:39.306
Biloxi.

0:15:39.525 –> 0:15:41.768
I thought going to Biloxi,

0:15:41.807 –> 0:15:42.649
I went there when the

0:15:42.688 –> 0:15:43.750
casinos were a much bigger

0:15:43.809 –> 0:15:44.691
thing and there were very

0:15:44.850 –> 0:15:46.773
few of them still because

0:15:46.793 –> 0:15:48.234
it was kind of like –

0:15:48.234 –> 0:15:49.895
It was Vegas, Atlantic City,

0:15:50.096 –> 0:15:53.198
and then Mississippi and stuff had them.

0:15:53.259 –> 0:15:54.841
So it was really cool going

0:15:54.860 –> 0:15:56.022
down there and seeing all

0:15:56.042 –> 0:15:57.423
of those things.

0:15:57.464 –> 0:15:59.505
So I’ve been to Biloxi, and I like it.

0:15:59.865 –> 0:16:00.326
Oh, my God.

0:16:00.366 –> 0:16:01.168
Suzanne’s showing off.

0:16:01.227 –> 0:16:02.528
It’s 75 degrees today.

0:16:02.668 –> 0:16:03.370
Oh, God.

0:16:04.721 –> 0:16:06.462
Good for you, Suzanne.

0:16:06.503 –> 0:16:07.784
Listen, don’t be upset.

0:16:07.804 –> 0:16:09.547
This is a great day today up

0:16:09.606 –> 0:16:12.110
in the northeastern, mid-Atlantic area.

0:16:12.509 –> 0:16:13.812
I actually thought it was.

0:16:14.211 –> 0:16:14.972
Let’s bring back the

0:16:15.013 –> 0:16:16.375
pineapple for Suzanne.

0:16:16.514 –> 0:16:18.898
I was able to, when I picked up my lunch,

0:16:18.937 –> 0:16:20.099
I was walking to my car and I’m like,

0:16:20.139 –> 0:16:22.162
this is an incredibly glorious day.

0:16:23.182 –> 0:16:25.482
It’s a shame that it’s so hot in February.

0:16:25.783 –> 0:16:27.803
I’m probably going to be dying in July.

0:16:27.903 –> 0:16:29.403
I can’t stand it.

0:16:29.423 –> 0:16:30.183
Glenn,

0:16:30.203 –> 0:16:31.344
are you one of those people you want

0:16:31.384 –> 0:16:32.245
more snow right now?

0:16:32.284 –> 0:16:32.845
Is that what it is?

0:16:33.325 –> 0:16:34.384
I’m just really worried that

0:16:34.424 –> 0:16:35.424
summer’s going to be too

0:16:35.465 –> 0:16:37.184
hot if it’s too warm now.

0:16:37.524 –> 0:16:39.566
Or it’ll be too rainy or too something.

0:16:39.605 –> 0:16:40.525
A very weather superstition.

0:16:40.546 –> 0:16:41.145
Oh, God, no.

0:16:41.365 –> 0:16:42.826
Last year’s summer was so bad.

0:16:42.846 –> 0:16:44.147
It was the worst.

0:16:44.226 –> 0:16:46.346
It just rained every single day,

0:16:46.366 –> 0:16:46.787
it felt like.

0:16:46.826 –> 0:16:48.067
And every Friday, it felt like.

0:16:48.086 –> 0:16:48.866
I would try to be doing the

0:16:48.886 –> 0:16:49.586
show from out here.

0:16:49.606 –> 0:16:51.607
It’d be raining or 1,000% humidity.

0:16:52.768 –> 0:16:54.469
But last winter was phenomenal.

0:16:54.509 –> 0:16:55.289
Beautiful weather.

0:16:55.429 –> 0:16:56.309
I was outside every day.

0:16:57.630 –> 0:16:58.250
Yeah, that’s true.

0:16:58.471 –> 0:16:58.912
That’s true.

0:16:59.331 –> 0:17:00.432
Maybe you also got to

0:17:00.452 –> 0:17:02.193
remember what’s planned for you, Susie.

0:17:05.131 –> 0:17:06.871
to remember cj with glenn he

0:17:06.931 –> 0:17:08.051
only used his pool three

0:17:08.112 –> 0:17:09.511
times last summer yeah it

0:17:09.531 –> 0:17:11.352
was a freaking mess glenn

0:17:11.392 –> 0:17:12.711
let’s do a show in the

0:17:12.771 –> 0:17:13.873
summer and we’ll have a

0:17:13.913 –> 0:17:15.432
pool party no we really

0:17:15.452 –> 0:17:16.732
need to I really I really

0:17:16.752 –> 0:17:17.853
would love to do like uh

0:17:18.233 –> 0:17:19.794
you know uh friday friday

0:17:19.814 –> 0:17:21.193
night on a pool party live

0:17:21.233 –> 0:17:21.913
from the housing resort

0:17:21.933 –> 0:17:23.054
pool club in smokehouse I

0:17:23.074 –> 0:17:24.515
just uh that involves me

0:17:24.555 –> 0:17:26.134
driving to long island on a

0:17:26.174 –> 0:17:27.394
friday in the summer which

0:17:27.414 –> 0:17:28.915
will which will never

0:17:28.976 –> 0:17:30.056
happen he’s got a beautiful

0:17:30.096 –> 0:17:31.276
backyard though he really does

0:17:31.916 –> 0:17:32.317
It does,

0:17:32.357 –> 0:17:34.140
but if you have a beautiful backyard,

0:17:34.160 –> 0:17:35.441
I have to drive through

0:17:35.461 –> 0:17:36.402
freaking Staten Island

0:17:36.422 –> 0:17:37.423
across the Verrazano.

0:17:37.442 –> 0:17:38.585
It’s not great.

0:17:39.306 –> 0:17:40.567
Out through freaking stupid

0:17:40.606 –> 0:17:43.349
Queens on the LIE, I’m assuming.

0:17:43.390 –> 0:17:45.231
Before we went on air, Dave was like,

0:17:45.251 –> 0:17:46.032
your wife’s out of town.

0:17:46.073 –> 0:17:47.174
Why didn’t you come out to my house?

0:17:47.214 –> 0:17:47.996
You could have worked here.

0:17:50.486 –> 0:17:51.767
We’re talking about February.

0:17:51.906 –> 0:17:53.468
It’s so much easier the other way,

0:17:53.488 –> 0:17:54.048
apparently.

0:17:54.088 –> 0:17:55.289
And so much better to do it

0:17:55.309 –> 0:17:56.269
in the dead of winter.

0:17:56.570 –> 0:17:58.551
Wait, wait, wait.

0:17:58.751 –> 0:17:59.333
Let’s compare it.

0:17:59.353 –> 0:18:00.733
We’re talking about February,

0:18:00.753 –> 0:18:02.095
and we’re talking about

0:18:02.134 –> 0:18:03.316
coming away from the island

0:18:03.516 –> 0:18:05.457
versus going into the

0:18:05.617 –> 0:18:07.999
island on a Friday in the summer.

0:18:09.800 –> 0:18:09.980
What?

0:18:10.000 –> 0:18:11.142
It doesn’t even compare.

0:18:12.083 –> 0:18:12.722
All right.

0:18:13.124 –> 0:18:13.523
Well, yeah.

0:18:13.624 –> 0:18:14.064
It doesn’t.

0:18:14.144 –> 0:18:15.724
But David, David,

0:18:15.765 –> 0:18:17.005
why don’t you bring up that

0:18:17.105 –> 0:18:20.026
footage of- Oh, before you do that,

0:18:20.066 –> 0:18:21.027
I want to bring up one more.

0:18:21.166 –> 0:18:21.547
Dave,

0:18:21.586 –> 0:18:23.488
I want to bring up Mr. Cards’- All right,

0:18:23.528 –> 0:18:25.048
we’ll get to that.

0:18:25.067 –> 0:18:25.368
Sorry.

0:18:25.628 –> 0:18:26.229
We’ll get to that.

0:18:26.249 –> 0:18:28.170
Turn up the volume, Dave.

0:18:28.269 –> 0:18:29.329
I’m trying to run my show.

0:18:29.549 –> 0:18:31.030
I’m going to let you drive the show.

0:18:31.351 –> 0:18:32.612
Because whose little white

0:18:32.632 –> 0:18:33.712
bubble says I run the show?

0:18:33.752 –> 0:18:34.333
It’s not yours.

0:18:34.532 –> 0:18:36.615
No, I want everybody to know right now.

0:18:36.654 –> 0:18:37.515
I feel bad, Dave,

0:18:37.555 –> 0:18:38.836
because I do want you to run the show.

0:18:38.875 –> 0:18:39.676
It’s better when I don’t

0:18:39.717 –> 0:18:40.758
have to think about it.

0:18:40.938 –> 0:18:41.278
And I can.

0:18:41.298 –> 0:18:41.778
That’s right.

0:18:42.679 –> 0:18:44.019
This is practice for you for

0:18:44.039 –> 0:18:44.619
a couple of weeks.

0:18:44.740 –> 0:18:45.661
This is dude, man.

0:18:45.760 –> 0:18:47.261
I was saying before we went on air,

0:18:47.301 –> 0:18:49.523
I’m doing a panel as a guest on it.

0:18:49.564 –> 0:18:50.605
And I’m very concerned that

0:18:50.625 –> 0:18:52.086
I’m going to do exactly the same thing.

0:18:52.605 –> 0:18:54.627
and try to take over the panel.

0:18:54.708 –> 0:18:54.847
Hey,

0:18:54.887 –> 0:18:56.509
we’re already laying odds at Vegas

0:18:56.528 –> 0:18:57.089
that you are.

0:18:57.670 –> 0:18:58.211
Seriously.

0:18:58.230 –> 0:19:02.374
I’m so – it’s like I’d like

0:19:02.394 –> 0:19:05.096
to think of myself as not a control freak,

0:19:05.396 –> 0:19:07.698
but it’s really apparent

0:19:08.058 –> 0:19:09.720
that I’m fooling myself in

0:19:09.740 –> 0:19:10.901
the deepest way possible,

0:19:11.260 –> 0:19:13.123
which makes my line at the

0:19:13.143 –> 0:19:14.023
beginning of the show about

0:19:14.064 –> 0:19:15.904
lack of self-awareness even more true,

0:19:16.184 –> 0:19:16.586
by the way.

0:19:17.166 –> 0:19:18.151
Glenn and I have been doing

0:19:18.250 –> 0:19:20.459
shows now in some capacity for what,

0:19:20.640 –> 0:19:22.306
three and a half years or so?

0:19:22.326 –> 0:19:22.385
Bro.

0:19:24.576 –> 0:19:27.018
I mean, not including 2018, right?

0:19:27.038 –> 0:19:28.878
So March 2020, when the pandemic started,

0:19:28.898 –> 0:19:29.578
we got together to do this.

0:19:29.598 –> 0:19:30.778
That’s like four years ago already.

0:19:30.959 –> 0:19:33.599
And yet he still, to this day,

0:19:34.079 –> 0:19:36.141
will drop guests in and out.

0:19:36.601 –> 0:19:37.661
He still, to this day,

0:19:37.701 –> 0:19:39.721
will put up comments after I put them up.

0:19:40.061 –> 0:19:41.761
You think he would have learned by now,

0:19:41.942 –> 0:19:42.762
four years later.

0:19:43.103 –> 0:19:43.962
We have learned nothing.

0:19:44.163 –> 0:19:45.223
We’ve progressed nowhere.

0:19:45.243 –> 0:19:46.763
There’s been no progress forward.

0:19:47.044 –> 0:19:47.624
Sorry, CJ, go on.

0:19:50.204 –> 0:19:52.326
No, so you guys connected four years ago.

0:19:52.467 –> 0:19:53.047
Craig and Glenn,

0:19:53.067 –> 0:19:54.167
when did you guys first

0:19:54.228 –> 0:19:56.088
come together to start doing these shows?

0:19:56.769 –> 0:19:57.589
Over 20 years.

0:19:57.690 –> 0:19:58.750
Well, the shows,

0:19:59.050 –> 0:20:01.011
our friendship started over 20 years ago.

0:20:01.232 –> 0:20:02.432
Okay.

0:20:02.814 –> 0:20:06.056
This show, we’ve done 100,

0:20:06.056 –> 0:20:08.617
this is our 128th episode.

0:20:08.798 –> 0:20:10.638
Don’t get ahead of yourself there, Craig.

0:20:10.739 –> 0:20:11.819
Come on.

0:20:12.099 –> 0:20:14.541
But we came up with this idea.

0:20:17.042 –> 0:20:17.864
I’d say about 128 weeks ago.

0:20:17.884 –> 0:20:17.983
Okay.

0:20:19.814 –> 0:20:20.443
Of course.

0:20:21.041 –> 0:20:21.622
128 weeks.

0:20:24.124 –> 0:20:26.684
And it was just like, hey,

0:20:26.744 –> 0:20:28.865
we were having conversations,

0:20:28.925 –> 0:20:30.047
having cocktails,

0:20:31.067 –> 0:20:33.969
and let’s bring this to the show.

0:20:35.028 –> 0:20:35.869
And he goes, great.

0:20:36.369 –> 0:20:36.630
He goes,

0:20:36.670 –> 0:20:38.351
what do you call that thing on Fridays?

0:20:38.371 –> 0:20:39.432
We call it Friday night.

0:20:39.971 –> 0:20:40.551
Oh, audit?

0:20:40.652 –> 0:20:41.292
Because that’s it.

0:20:41.692 –> 0:20:44.594
And within a week, 10 days,

0:20:44.753 –> 0:20:46.515
we had our first show.

0:20:46.954 –> 0:20:48.915
We had the opening credits

0:20:49.016 –> 0:20:49.676
and all that done.

0:20:51.037 –> 0:20:51.938
I encourage everybody to

0:20:51.958 –> 0:20:53.038
watch those first episodes

0:20:53.057 –> 0:20:54.778
when we put effort into this.

0:20:55.298 –> 0:20:56.138
They’re really bad.

0:20:57.720 –> 0:21:01.101
Way too much tequila.

0:21:01.121 –> 0:21:02.480
So I want everybody to know

0:21:02.701 –> 0:21:04.682
I’m doing everything I can

0:21:04.721 –> 0:21:05.642
to prevent myself from

0:21:05.682 –> 0:21:07.103
putting up the last comment

0:21:07.123 –> 0:21:08.782
from Mr. Cards.

0:21:08.923 –> 0:21:10.203
So, you know,

0:21:10.884 –> 0:21:13.045
the one from… Either bring it up, David,

0:21:13.105 –> 0:21:14.384
or bring up the movie.

0:21:14.565 –> 0:21:15.645
What we’re talking about…

0:21:16.448 –> 0:21:16.688
You know,

0:21:16.788 –> 0:21:18.048
all these different places we can go.

0:21:18.088 –> 0:21:18.249
Now,

0:21:18.730 –> 0:21:21.352
there is a place that I’m very likely

0:21:21.392 –> 0:21:22.712
to visit Glenn one day.

0:21:22.732 –> 0:21:24.054
There’s actually a better

0:21:24.074 –> 0:21:24.953
chance I visit Glenn at

0:21:25.013 –> 0:21:26.035
this location than at his

0:21:26.075 –> 0:21:27.395
Long Island location on

0:21:27.536 –> 0:21:28.896
Friday in the summer

0:21:28.916 –> 0:21:29.917
because there’s no chance

0:21:29.958 –> 0:21:30.657
of him going towards the

0:21:30.678 –> 0:21:32.160
Hamptons on a Friday.

0:21:32.180 –> 0:21:33.339
And that’s to be fair.

0:21:33.359 –> 0:21:34.020
It doesn’t matter.

0:21:34.080 –> 0:21:35.041
I still have to go that way.

0:21:35.061 –> 0:21:35.362
All right.

0:21:37.542 –> 0:21:38.123
To be fair,

0:21:38.384 –> 0:21:39.384
I feel the same way about the

0:21:39.423 –> 0:21:40.105
Jersey Shore.

0:21:40.404 –> 0:21:41.346
I’m not going to the Parkway

0:21:41.365 –> 0:21:42.267
South on a Friday night.

0:21:42.287 –> 0:21:45.729
It’s the same deal.

0:21:45.868 –> 0:21:47.790
That’s why you come out on

0:21:47.990 –> 0:21:50.532
Friday really early or Thursday evening.

0:21:50.553 –> 0:21:55.557
You mean like Kyle recommended to me?

0:21:55.616 –> 0:21:56.458
Yeah, exactly.

0:21:56.538 –> 0:21:57.198
There you go.

0:21:57.317 –> 0:21:57.719
Boom.

0:21:57.838 –> 0:21:58.719
I didn’t even see that

0:21:59.079 –> 0:22:00.280
because I’m connecting

0:22:00.320 –> 0:22:01.922
myself from those comments,

0:22:02.082 –> 0:22:03.242
so I’m not tempted.

0:22:04.923 –> 0:22:05.423
Atta boy.

0:22:05.565 –> 0:22:05.944
All right,

0:22:05.964 –> 0:22:06.684
so let’s get an update real

0:22:06.704 –> 0:22:08.406
quick on Glenn Houseman Pool House,

0:22:08.426 –> 0:22:09.867
Clubhouse, Smokehouse, Dispenser Resort,

0:22:09.988 –> 0:22:10.929
and Brewery 2.0.

0:22:10.929 –> 0:22:13.009
Turn the volume up, David.

0:22:16.452 –> 0:22:16.873
It’s there.

0:22:17.253 –> 0:22:18.585
The house is looking about 95,

0:22:18.585 –> 0:22:19.935
97% depleted.

0:22:20.336 –> 0:22:21.817
Can’t wait.

0:22:21.856 –> 0:22:25.220
Get another view of the boat.

0:22:26.580 –> 0:22:27.701
Looking good, Glenn.

0:22:28.102 –> 0:22:29.743
Wow, that’s really coming along.

0:22:30.023 –> 0:22:30.564
Wow.

0:22:32.766 –> 0:22:34.086
Glenn, you’re surprised for David.

0:22:39.744 –> 0:22:41.165
We’re not leaving New Jersey.

0:22:41.185 –> 0:22:42.467
Look at that.

0:22:44.207 –> 0:22:44.448
Shit.

0:22:45.448 –> 0:22:46.469
The joke I wanted to make,

0:22:46.489 –> 0:22:47.669
but I’m totally forgetting his name.

0:22:47.729 –> 0:22:49.049
Who’s the dude that lived in

0:22:49.170 –> 0:22:50.631
OJ’s little shack that was

0:22:50.671 –> 0:22:51.691
famous for 20 minutes?

0:22:52.832 –> 0:22:54.472
That’s – Not you.

0:22:54.512 –> 0:22:55.993
Before our time.

0:22:56.013 –> 0:22:56.874
I’m talking to that guy.

0:22:56.894 –> 0:22:59.736
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

0:23:00.155 –> 0:23:00.875
Kato Kaelin.

0:23:01.056 –> 0:23:02.116
Kato Kaelin.

0:23:02.396 –> 0:23:03.837
Kato Kaelin.

0:23:03.877 –> 0:23:05.578
Yeah, Dave, you could be my Kato Kaelin.

0:23:09.554 –> 0:23:10.154
That boat,

0:23:10.194 –> 0:23:11.335
does he have to take care of all

0:23:11.375 –> 0:23:12.036
those plants?

0:23:12.435 –> 0:23:13.057
I mean, around.

0:23:13.096 –> 0:23:13.317
Yeah.

0:23:13.336 –> 0:23:14.518
I mean, water, everything.

0:23:14.538 –> 0:23:15.858
I’m sure.

0:23:16.019 –> 0:23:17.359
You know what?

0:23:17.400 –> 0:23:18.922
Glenn diverted funds from

0:23:18.961 –> 0:23:21.703
his house to get David’s houseboat there,

0:23:21.763 –> 0:23:22.805
the furniture there,

0:23:22.884 –> 0:23:24.405
and the houseplants there.

0:23:24.986 –> 0:23:25.787
And, you know,

0:23:25.807 –> 0:23:26.907
I think it’s a brilliant idea.

0:23:26.928 –> 0:23:28.388
I got some environmental credit.

0:23:28.409 –> 0:23:28.709
There we go.

0:23:31.721 –> 0:23:33.461
There we go.

0:23:33.862 –> 0:23:33.961
Now,

0:23:34.001 –> 0:23:35.903
what are our thoughts about the color

0:23:36.042 –> 0:23:36.962
aesthetics of the house?

0:23:37.002 –> 0:23:39.785
It’s a very, very hard line.

0:23:39.805 –> 0:23:40.625
It looks like black and

0:23:40.744 –> 0:23:41.726
white with really nothing

0:23:41.766 –> 0:23:42.306
else going on there.

0:23:42.326 –> 0:23:43.326
What are our thoughts?

0:23:43.625 –> 0:23:44.707
It’s actually a dark green.

0:23:44.987 –> 0:23:46.607
It’s actually a dark green.

0:23:46.627 –> 0:23:48.288
That was green?

0:23:48.729 –> 0:23:48.949
Yeah.

0:23:49.568 –> 0:23:51.009
There was no cloud cover

0:23:51.029 –> 0:23:53.471
when I filmed that, and unfortunately,

0:23:53.490 –> 0:23:55.432
I didn’t have a polarization lens, so

0:23:56.273 –> 0:23:56.993
very hard to tell,

0:23:57.034 –> 0:23:59.296
but it’s a very dark forest

0:23:59.375 –> 0:24:01.336
green that looks absolutely beautiful.

0:24:02.297 –> 0:24:05.018
And the outside basically is

0:24:05.077 –> 0:24:06.519
done other than, Glenn,

0:24:06.538 –> 0:24:07.740
your outdoor kitchen.

0:24:09.099 –> 0:24:10.601
And I would love one of my

0:24:10.641 –> 0:24:11.781
fantasies is to have a real

0:24:11.842 –> 0:24:12.521
outdoor kitchen.

0:24:12.582 –> 0:24:13.363
Yeah.

0:24:13.442 –> 0:24:14.522
I live in a place that I

0:24:14.563 –> 0:24:15.384
could use it for more than

0:24:15.384 –> 0:24:16.324
20 minutes a year.

0:24:16.344 –> 0:24:16.804
You know,

0:24:16.884 –> 0:24:19.005
it goes up on the deck where you

0:24:19.045 –> 0:24:20.266
see the fireplace on the

0:24:20.326 –> 0:24:21.487
green part of the house.

0:24:22.727 –> 0:24:24.729
And that’s also where his

0:24:24.848 –> 0:24:26.130
water slide is supposed to

0:24:26.190 –> 0:24:27.490
go into the ocean,

0:24:27.510 –> 0:24:28.991
into the bay from there.

0:24:29.011 –> 0:24:30.272
And that’s not here yet either.

0:24:30.313 –> 0:24:30.792
For the record,

0:24:30.814 –> 0:24:31.973
if that was really my house,

0:24:31.993 –> 0:24:32.734
there would never be a

0:24:32.755 –> 0:24:33.955
water slide because I would

0:24:34.016 –> 0:24:35.057
not want to go into that water.

0:24:35.076 –> 0:24:36.077
It would be too chilly for me.

0:24:37.598 –> 0:24:39.019
Well, hey, you get a wetsuit.

0:24:40.630 –> 0:24:41.090
Yeah, no.

0:24:41.471 –> 0:24:42.571
September is good.

0:24:43.152 –> 0:24:44.232
Do you guys know, Craig,

0:24:44.272 –> 0:24:45.934
who – I asked this once before.

0:24:46.474 –> 0:24:47.777
Also, they have to replace the flag there,

0:24:47.836 –> 0:24:48.116
I see.

0:24:48.576 –> 0:24:51.380
But do you guys know who

0:24:52.079 –> 0:24:53.642
owns the house and who’s developing this?

0:24:54.301 –> 0:24:55.403
I could find out,

0:24:55.644 –> 0:24:57.404
but I choose not to because

0:24:57.464 –> 0:24:58.546
I feel that I’ve already

0:24:58.586 –> 0:25:00.147
invaded their privacy enough.

0:25:00.468 –> 0:25:00.548
Oh.

0:25:02.209 –> 0:25:03.150
So as far as I know,

0:25:03.170 –> 0:25:04.569
Glenn Houseman’s building that house.

0:25:05.330 –> 0:25:06.751
I can’t wait for Craig to

0:25:06.791 –> 0:25:09.493
get confronted by the owner

0:25:09.513 –> 0:25:10.233
of the house one day

0:25:10.273 –> 0:25:11.154
because he’s filming their

0:25:11.194 –> 0:25:13.596
house every other week for the Friday.

0:25:13.615 –> 0:25:14.836
I haven’t done it for a while.

0:25:15.156 –> 0:25:16.097
You should go knock on their door.

0:25:16.117 –> 0:25:16.857
You should go knock on their

0:25:16.877 –> 0:25:17.818
door and ask them a question, Craig.

0:25:18.159 –> 0:25:19.220
I feel like seven uniformed

0:25:19.240 –> 0:25:20.059
gentlemen are going to show

0:25:20.099 –> 0:25:20.921
up at his house at some

0:25:20.961 –> 0:25:22.261
point at Craig’s house, right?

0:25:22.821 –> 0:25:24.704
Glenn, bring up that slide I sent you,

0:25:24.724 –> 0:25:25.665
would you please?

0:25:25.685 –> 0:25:28.911
I absolutely shall bring up that slide.

0:25:29.352 –> 0:25:31.074
I just wanted you to know

0:25:31.114 –> 0:25:32.777
I’m not over seeking Dave.

0:25:32.817 –> 0:25:34.118
That was a direct request.

0:25:34.138 –> 0:25:34.618
All right, here we go.

0:25:36.124 –> 0:25:36.964
So, David,

0:25:38.026 –> 0:25:39.367
I know you won’t ask questions

0:25:39.448 –> 0:25:40.008
on the street,

0:25:40.087 –> 0:25:41.410
so we’re getting you in an

0:25:41.490 –> 0:25:44.113
adult inflatable squid suit

0:25:44.553 –> 0:25:45.954
to walk down the streets of

0:25:45.994 –> 0:25:49.057
Manhattan while you’re being filmed.

0:25:49.137 –> 0:25:50.480
That would be one of the

0:25:50.920 –> 0:25:52.382
least weird things you see

0:25:52.402 –> 0:25:54.144
in the Midtown Manhattan identity.

0:25:54.403 –> 0:25:54.984
Good.

0:25:55.045 –> 0:25:57.027
I’m glad you’re going to do that for us.

0:25:57.467 –> 0:25:59.410
And you in the terminal

0:25:59.470 –> 0:26:00.431
getting on the train

0:26:00.871 –> 0:26:02.853
wearing Squidly should be a

0:26:02.893 –> 0:26:03.693
lot of fun too.

0:26:03.713 –> 0:26:04.494
I don’t take the train.

0:26:04.954 –> 0:26:06.876
But you guys aren’t asking the question,

0:26:07.238 –> 0:26:08.940
what do the three reviews

0:26:08.980 –> 0:26:10.020
say about that costume?

0:26:10.141 –> 0:26:11.041
That’s what I want to know.

0:26:12.844 –> 0:26:14.665
Trust me, I cut those out on purpose.

0:26:16.298 –> 0:26:17.519
Wonderful question, CJ.

0:26:17.940 –> 0:26:21.262
Well, it is five stars.

0:26:21.682 –> 0:26:23.464
All three reviews, people seem to love it.

0:26:23.525 –> 0:26:26.047
That must be the owner of the company.

0:26:26.067 –> 0:26:27.508
The right bit doesn’t run

0:26:27.548 –> 0:26:28.950
too large or small.

0:26:29.309 –> 0:26:29.730
It works out.

0:26:29.750 –> 0:26:31.711
Can you change Dave’s name

0:26:31.751 –> 0:26:33.012
tag to Squidley?

0:26:36.056 –> 0:26:36.797
I mean, he could,

0:26:37.436 –> 0:26:38.178
but then I’ll just cut the

0:26:38.198 –> 0:26:38.959
show off early again.

0:26:38.979 –> 0:26:40.200
It’ll be the first time.

0:26:45.028 –> 0:26:46.288
I had a friend that insisted

0:26:46.328 –> 0:26:48.390
on calling me Squiggy as my

0:26:48.451 –> 0:26:50.833
nickname because Glenn is like Lenny.

0:26:50.972 –> 0:26:52.094
Lenny rhymed with Lenny,

0:26:52.193 –> 0:26:53.875
and Squiggy was Lenny’s friend,

0:26:53.894 –> 0:26:54.836
so I’m Squiggy.

0:26:54.895 –> 0:26:55.135
I’m like,

0:26:55.155 –> 0:26:56.176
that’s the dumbest effing thing

0:26:56.237 –> 0:26:56.576
I’ve heard.

0:26:56.596 –> 0:26:58.679
That’s way too much thinking for me.

0:26:58.818 –> 0:27:00.480
That’s way overthinking something.

0:27:00.921 –> 0:27:01.441
Hey, David,

0:27:01.461 –> 0:27:02.602
why don’t you bring up that

0:27:02.662 –> 0:27:03.442
picture you’ve got?

0:27:04.903 –> 0:27:05.345
Wow.

0:27:06.144 –> 0:27:06.385
I know.

0:27:06.405 –> 0:27:07.066
Craig had a lot of work.

0:27:07.286 –> 0:27:08.166
We all know that

0:27:10.976 –> 0:27:12.457
Glenn has a syndrome,

0:27:12.896 –> 0:27:14.718
and we need to take care of him.

0:27:15.739 –> 0:27:17.720
Are we going to set up a new

0:27:17.740 –> 0:27:19.141
charity over here?

0:27:19.401 –> 0:27:19.740
We are.

0:27:20.142 –> 0:27:20.382
We are.

0:27:20.402 –> 0:27:22.383
We are.

0:27:22.403 –> 0:27:23.824
Glenn has got croc feet,

0:27:24.604 –> 0:27:27.086
so we need to help him out.

0:27:28.584 –> 0:27:30.826
So if you could make a donation to Glenn.

0:27:31.205 –> 0:27:32.708
That is really uncomfortable to look at.

0:27:32.907 –> 0:27:33.708
It really is.

0:27:33.808 –> 0:27:34.528
I don’t know where Craig

0:27:34.608 –> 0:27:35.410
finds these things.

0:27:35.950 –> 0:27:36.451
I don’t know.

0:27:36.471 –> 0:27:39.192
Do you want to make us

0:27:39.252 –> 0:27:40.954
uncomfortable the entire time?

0:27:41.015 –> 0:27:42.256
That’s just so bizarre.

0:27:42.695 –> 0:27:43.696
Craig finds himself in a

0:27:43.836 –> 0:27:45.157
very weird part of the internet.

0:27:45.759 –> 0:27:46.538
All too often.

0:27:46.558 –> 0:27:47.640
Hey, when I’m sick,

0:27:48.040 –> 0:27:50.282
I spend way too much time on Pinterest,

0:27:50.403 –> 0:27:50.803
okay?

0:27:51.143 –> 0:27:52.744
At least I got you off this

0:27:52.845 –> 0:27:55.067
stupid little stupid video website.

0:27:56.615 –> 0:27:58.356
Oh, I stopped doing that a while ago.

0:27:58.377 –> 0:27:59.919
I canceled the subscription.

0:28:00.219 –> 0:28:01.180
I’d like to think that if I

0:28:01.220 –> 0:28:02.500
lived where you lived, I’d, like,

0:28:02.560 –> 0:28:03.401
want to be outdoors.

0:28:04.201 –> 0:28:04.481
You know?

0:28:04.521 –> 0:28:05.983
Yeah, well, when it’s been raining for,

0:28:06.163 –> 0:28:07.984
you know, 10 days and nights.

0:28:08.345 –> 0:28:09.767
It’s been sick and it’s been

0:28:09.787 –> 0:28:11.107
a monsoon the entire time.

0:28:11.488 –> 0:28:13.189
It’s been the last 10 days.

0:28:13.509 –> 0:28:15.050
Glenn, we had that recently, though,

0:28:15.151 –> 0:28:16.251
with the sun.

0:28:16.271 –> 0:28:17.512
It was the first time we saw the sun.

0:28:17.532 –> 0:28:17.792
What was it?

0:28:17.853 –> 0:28:18.153
I know.

0:28:18.173 –> 0:28:19.193
Like a week ago or something?

0:28:19.213 –> 0:28:21.576
Did you guys see that thing about Toronto?

0:28:21.635 –> 0:28:21.796
What?

0:28:22.195 –> 0:28:23.356
Did you see that thing about Toronto?

0:28:23.376 –> 0:28:23.416
No.

0:28:23.917 –> 0:28:24.077
No.

0:28:25.138 –> 0:28:28.021
that they’ve only had like

0:28:28.021 –> 0:28:30.123
10 days of sun all winter.

0:28:30.804 –> 0:28:31.384
Wow.

0:28:31.703 –> 0:28:32.404
I really thought he was

0:28:32.424 –> 0:28:34.547
going to say they enacted a

0:28:34.586 –> 0:28:35.527
law where you could put

0:28:35.547 –> 0:28:36.448
ketchup on a hot dog.

0:28:40.191 –> 0:28:41.491
The Canadian are not that silly.

0:28:41.531 –> 0:28:42.553
Come on.

0:28:43.093 –> 0:28:43.933
New York, though, is.

0:28:44.013 –> 0:28:45.454
They would pass something like that.

0:28:45.494 –> 0:28:45.914
Yeah.

0:28:48.428 –> 0:28:49.648
Sorry, I lied.

0:28:50.128 –> 0:28:51.711
This is as of three weeks ago.

0:28:52.371 –> 0:28:54.313
Toronto has only seen 30

0:28:54.313 –> 0:28:55.814
hours of sun this winter.

0:28:55.834 –> 0:28:57.335
Wow.

0:28:57.755 –> 0:29:00.757
As reported by breakfasttelevision.ca.

0:29:01.778 –> 0:29:02.018
Wow,

0:29:02.077 –> 0:29:04.519
and you know how reputedly awesome

0:29:04.700 –> 0:29:05.040
they are.

0:29:05.101 –> 0:29:06.622
Much better than lunch television.

0:29:06.642 –> 0:29:08.022
Those guys suck.

0:29:09.104 –> 0:29:10.625
Breakfast television is always better.

0:29:12.145 –> 0:29:13.047
Ask Kathy Lee.

0:29:15.008 –> 0:29:15.749
Kathy Lee.

0:29:18.535 –> 0:29:19.895
Are you talking about Regis

0:29:20.036 –> 0:29:21.676
era or Hoda era?

0:29:22.377 –> 0:29:23.458
No, Regis.

0:29:24.679 –> 0:29:26.000
Do you remember when that

0:29:26.099 –> 0:29:27.721
show was based in LA and

0:29:27.760 –> 0:29:30.823
Steve Garvey’s wife was his ghost?

0:29:30.843 –> 0:29:33.223
Could we alienate Dave and

0:29:33.284 –> 0:29:34.224
our guest even more?

0:29:35.131 –> 0:29:35.612
Oh, yeah.

0:29:35.652 –> 0:29:36.112
I’m sure we can.

0:29:36.132 –> 0:29:36.792
You don’t see us just

0:29:36.813 –> 0:29:37.513
sitting here quietly?

0:29:37.534 –> 0:29:38.253
This is really,

0:29:38.273 –> 0:29:39.576
really connecting with the audience.

0:29:39.596 –> 0:29:40.717
I’m just nodding my head, yeah.

0:29:40.896 –> 0:29:41.877
Yeah.

0:29:41.917 –> 0:29:42.578
Nodding your head.

0:29:42.598 –> 0:29:43.740
That’s a good VR person.

0:29:43.799 –> 0:29:45.201
Nodding your head.

0:29:45.240 –> 0:29:45.561
Next, guys,

0:29:45.602 –> 0:29:46.461
we’re going to talk about the

0:29:46.762 –> 0:29:48.403
phenomenon of Luke and Laura.

0:29:48.704 –> 0:29:49.826
So stay tuned.

0:29:49.846 –> 0:29:51.067
Let’s just start talking about TRL.

0:29:51.186 –> 0:29:51.928
We’ll just draw him out.

0:29:51.948 –> 0:29:52.828
We’ll just do the same thing with them.

0:29:53.229 –> 0:29:55.029
Hey, listen, I know all about, guys,

0:29:55.351 –> 0:29:56.511
you could F off because I

0:29:56.551 –> 0:29:58.553
know all about TRL because

0:29:59.453 –> 0:30:00.535
for those of you who don’t know,

0:30:00.654 –> 0:30:02.175
I was heavily involved in

0:30:02.316 –> 0:30:03.836
the music video business in

0:30:03.856 –> 0:30:05.979
the 1990s while I was in hospitality.

0:30:06.038 –> 0:30:07.119
My buddy was cutting all the

0:30:07.180 –> 0:30:11.142
top music videos in the hip hop genre.

0:30:11.222 –> 0:30:12.663
So we were very connected to

0:30:12.683 –> 0:30:14.744
what was going on on MTV

0:30:14.805 –> 0:30:16.606
and how popular TRL was and

0:30:16.646 –> 0:30:18.907
what was going on BET at the time.

0:30:18.968 –> 0:30:20.068
It was pretty cool.

0:30:20.128 –> 0:30:21.730
Do they still make music videos?

0:30:21.769 –> 0:30:22.250
Is that a thing?

0:30:23.086 –> 0:30:23.846
I don’t think they’ve made a

0:30:23.886 –> 0:30:26.667
music video since – They do,

0:30:26.688 –> 0:30:30.548
but they’re on the Vevo, Vivo on YouTube.

0:30:30.769 –> 0:30:31.409
Yeah, right.

0:30:31.689 –> 0:30:33.509
Yeah, everything is on Vivo,

0:30:33.589 –> 0:30:34.809
but you think it’s at YouTube,

0:30:34.890 –> 0:30:36.270
but it’s really on Vivo or

0:30:36.310 –> 0:30:37.230
something like that if it’s

0:30:37.250 –> 0:30:38.131
a music video.

0:30:39.570 –> 0:30:41.432
Most people don’t really make music videos,

0:30:41.652 –> 0:30:43.311
I don’t think, that are of any budget,

0:30:43.392 –> 0:30:44.313
not like they were in the

0:30:44.333 –> 0:30:45.272
heyday because – Yeah,

0:30:45.292 –> 0:30:46.593
pretty consequential.

0:30:46.673 –> 0:30:47.153
Back in the 90s –

0:30:49.614 –> 0:30:51.035
It wasn’t unusual to see

0:30:51.075 –> 0:30:52.236
music videos with a budget

0:30:52.296 –> 0:30:54.497
of $1 million or more,

0:30:54.537 –> 0:30:57.538
and that’s in over 30 years ago money,

0:30:57.979 –> 0:30:58.319
you know?

0:30:58.440 –> 0:30:58.640
Well,

0:30:59.059 –> 0:31:01.260
I think going back to the great days

0:31:01.320 –> 0:31:01.981
of the 90s,

0:31:02.422 –> 0:31:04.383
we need to have a follow-up

0:31:04.844 –> 0:31:07.565
reboot of this wonderful, wonderful show,

0:31:08.205 –> 0:31:09.246
and we need to have Craig

0:31:09.365 –> 0:31:11.186
and Glenn be the main event.

0:31:12.929 –> 0:31:14.328
What do you guys really want

0:31:14.348 –> 0:31:14.910
to ask about that?

0:31:16.411 –> 0:31:17.112
I remember when that show

0:31:17.152 –> 0:31:18.672
was on the regular MTV.

0:31:19.053 –> 0:31:21.594
Yeah, the old MTV.

0:31:22.815 –> 0:31:26.557
Glenn and I did an

0:31:26.616 –> 0:31:29.077
interactive three-minute Thursday.

0:31:29.943 –> 0:31:31.105
and our topic was movies

0:31:31.204 –> 0:31:32.906
remake reboot and who would

0:31:32.946 –> 0:31:34.488
you cast and we got some

0:31:34.587 –> 0:31:36.269
really good answers and do

0:31:36.609 –> 0:31:38.771
you know um one of one of

0:31:38.951 –> 0:31:42.015
our viewers suggested that

0:31:42.555 –> 0:31:45.076
david glenn and craig star

0:31:45.196 –> 0:31:47.098
in a remake of the three

0:31:47.118 –> 0:31:48.240
amigos which I thought was

0:31:48.279 –> 0:31:49.601
pretty funny I’d say um

0:31:49.621 –> 0:31:52.143
yeah they I like that to be

0:31:52.163 –> 0:31:53.605
more successful than the uh

0:31:53.644 –> 0:31:55.405
witches of eastwick uh

0:31:55.486 –> 0:31:56.987
remake you know but uh

0:31:57.647 –> 0:31:58.528
We’ll gender swap.

0:31:58.667 –> 0:32:00.009
As long as we’re not the witches,

0:32:00.108 –> 0:32:00.608
I’m good.

0:32:01.990 –> 0:32:05.191
Lord Daniel has a great question.

0:32:06.332 –> 0:32:07.332
Where we can see all this

0:32:07.392 –> 0:32:10.753
exclusive video and TV content.

0:32:10.814 –> 0:32:14.174
Dave, when does FNA Plus come out?

0:32:14.675 –> 0:32:15.175
Is it going to be

0:32:15.215 –> 0:32:17.156
subscription based and what is the cost?

0:32:21.103 –> 0:32:22.183
Yes.

0:32:22.324 –> 0:32:25.246
Once we complete our

0:32:25.346 –> 0:32:26.807
acquisition of Lucasfilm,

0:32:26.846 –> 0:32:28.907
because we are abandoning Netflix,

0:32:29.887 –> 0:32:31.648
we are taking over Lucasfilm,

0:32:32.730 –> 0:32:36.551
and we’ve got a really

0:32:36.711 –> 0:32:38.053
special solution for…

0:32:38.613 –> 0:32:40.673
Jar Jar Abrams for what he

0:32:40.713 –> 0:32:42.714
did to the franchise.

0:32:43.316 –> 0:32:44.936
But yeah, once we do that,

0:32:44.957 –> 0:32:45.737
then you’ll find it.

0:32:45.757 –> 0:32:48.959
The masters of last Jedi and the,

0:32:49.078 –> 0:32:50.960
whatever that last film was that.

0:32:51.299 –> 0:32:51.661
Yeah.

0:32:51.681 –> 0:32:52.141
Yeah.

0:32:52.361 –> 0:32:52.980
Destroying all.

0:32:53.241 –> 0:32:54.721
I want an opportunity to do that.

0:32:54.741 –> 0:32:55.262
You’re God.

0:32:56.683 –> 0:32:57.344
You got it.

0:32:57.584 –> 0:32:58.064
You got it.

0:32:58.084 –> 0:32:58.243
Hey,

0:32:58.284 –> 0:33:00.586
we’ll get you a production credit to CJ.

0:33:00.726 –> 0:33:01.605
I would love to make your

0:33:01.625 –> 0:33:02.527
producer on a film.

0:33:02.727 –> 0:33:02.906
Well,

0:33:02.946 –> 0:33:03.847
that’s the other thing I’ll be

0:33:03.867 –> 0:33:04.807
competing with Bruce on

0:33:05.048 –> 0:33:05.868
production credits.

0:33:06.088 –> 0:33:07.349
So let’s, let’s get this going.

0:33:08.484 –> 0:33:11.326
You got it.

0:33:11.406 –> 0:33:12.688
You can send your checks to

0:33:12.748 –> 0:33:16.730
Glenn Hausman at Franklin

0:33:16.790 –> 0:33:18.531
and Marshall University.

0:33:22.694 –> 0:33:22.914
See,

0:33:22.974 –> 0:33:26.417
everybody’s going to send Glenn checks,

0:33:26.518 –> 0:33:27.578
but I live close to Glenn,

0:33:27.598 –> 0:33:28.720
so I’ll just give him cash.

0:33:28.859 –> 0:33:30.260
So I’ll get some extra credits.

0:33:30.300 –> 0:33:31.942
Hey, listen, that’s what I like.

0:33:31.961 –> 0:33:32.541
Guys, it’s 2024.

0:33:32.582 –> 0:33:32.942
And also…

0:33:37.488 –> 0:33:39.450
i cleaned up my bar mitzvah

0:33:39.490 –> 0:33:40.371
my parents told me in my

0:33:40.391 –> 0:33:41.751
bar mitzvah that uh the

0:33:41.791 –> 0:33:42.732
checks needed to go in the

0:33:42.792 –> 0:33:43.814
college fund but I could

0:33:43.854 –> 0:33:45.154
keep any of the cash that I

0:33:45.214 –> 0:33:46.836
got and uh a lot of people

0:33:46.876 –> 0:33:48.778
came through and uh I was

0:33:48.858 –> 0:33:51.000
able to buy a uh a top

0:33:51.040 –> 0:33:54.723
loading vcr in 1983 which

0:33:54.763 –> 0:33:57.346
was huge wow four hundred

0:33:57.366 –> 0:33:59.228
dollars which was obscene

0:33:59.449 –> 0:34:01.671
money that’s like a thousand dollars

0:34:02.090 –> 0:34:02.471
Yeah.

0:34:02.750 –> 0:34:05.451
How much did college cost in

0:34:05.471 –> 0:34:06.852
the early 1980s?

0:34:07.251 –> 0:34:10.012
I went to a state school.

0:34:10.032 –> 0:34:11.552
I started in 1988 at

0:34:11.612 –> 0:34:12.833
University of Maryland.

0:34:12.913 –> 0:34:14.454
I think on average it wound

0:34:14.554 –> 0:34:15.793
up with room and board

0:34:15.833 –> 0:34:17.153
about $10,000 a year.

0:34:18.074 –> 0:34:19.894
Now that’s about one credit

0:34:20.175 –> 0:34:22.255
for one class for my kids.

0:34:22.896 –> 0:34:23.615
Kids, yeah.

0:34:23.956 –> 0:34:24.175
Yeah.

0:34:26.414 –> 0:34:29.635
Yeah, that’s legalized loan sharking.

0:34:29.914 –> 0:34:30.856
That needs to be fixed.

0:34:31.135 –> 0:34:31.596
So in 1983,

0:34:31.596 –> 0:34:33.016
$100 has the same purchasing

0:34:33.056 –> 0:34:33.295
power as $302.05.

0:34:33.295 –> 0:34:34.117
So extrapolate that times four.

0:34:34.157 –> 0:34:34.956
Yeah, about $1,200 VCR you bought there,

0:34:34.976 –> 0:34:35.077
Glenn.

0:34:44.239 –> 0:34:45.001
That’s pretty crazy.

0:34:45.621 –> 0:34:46.601
It was pretty freaking great.

0:34:46.681 –> 0:34:47.822
I got it at PC Richard.

0:34:48.822 –> 0:34:49.724
It was a lot of fun.

0:34:49.744 –> 0:34:51.264
PC Richard?

0:34:51.764 –> 0:34:52.146
Oh, wow.

0:34:52.786 –> 0:34:53.246
And I remember,

0:34:53.266 –> 0:34:54.427
I’m forgetting the name of the movie now,

0:34:54.447 –> 0:34:56.387
but the first movie I ever watched on it,

0:34:56.507 –> 0:34:57.909
if anyone out there remembers,

0:34:58.190 –> 0:34:58.650
let me know.

0:34:58.670 –> 0:35:01.871
It was one of these weird horror movies,

0:35:02.612 –> 0:35:04.653
but it was about some sort

0:35:04.673 –> 0:35:05.894
of creature that lived on a

0:35:05.994 –> 0:35:09.257
beach that sucked people from the beach.

0:35:09.697 –> 0:35:10.217
Maybe it was…

0:35:15.608 –> 0:35:18.440
Kim is saying, did you put up Kim’s thing?

0:35:19.724 –> 0:35:20.164
Real quick.

0:35:20.983 –> 0:35:21.744
In College Park?

0:35:22.425 –> 0:35:24.525
Yes, I was in College Park, Maryland.

0:35:25.465 –> 0:35:29.467
I used to go to The Cellar

0:35:29.806 –> 0:35:31.228
was our big bar because

0:35:31.288 –> 0:35:33.608
they allowed me to go in

0:35:33.648 –> 0:35:35.849
with my fake ID that I

0:35:36.548 –> 0:35:37.929
printed on my home computer

0:35:38.250 –> 0:35:39.570
or my dorm room computer.

0:35:40.070 –> 0:35:41.791
On your dot matrix computer?

0:35:42.271 –> 0:35:42.751
Yeah, bro.

0:35:43.090 –> 0:35:43.931
It was freaking great.

0:35:44.172 –> 0:35:44.592
Yeah.

0:35:45.452 –> 0:35:46.512
I’m happy to report.

0:35:47.932 –> 0:35:49.054
that the name of the movie

0:35:49.414 –> 0:35:50.494
was Blood Beach.

0:35:51.275 –> 0:35:51.635
Yes!

0:35:52.777 –> 0:35:53.577
There you go.

0:35:53.657 –> 0:35:55.239
David, David.

0:35:55.260 –> 0:35:56.340
Wow.

0:35:56.360 –> 0:35:59.463
I got to tell you, you know, David,

0:36:00.463 –> 0:36:02.786
the past few weeks, you’ve stepped it up.

0:36:02.826 –> 0:36:04.208
You’ve taken command.

0:36:04.228 –> 0:36:06.949
You are the producer extraordinaire.

0:36:07.289 –> 0:36:07.891
Way to go.

0:36:10.623 –> 0:36:12.324
Just before there was space

0:36:12.344 –> 0:36:13.284
to go back in the water,

0:36:13.704 –> 0:36:15.286
you can’t get to it.

0:36:15.846 –> 0:36:16.226
What?

0:36:16.527 –> 0:36:21.909
That was the first movie I ever rented.

0:36:21.929 –> 0:36:23.871
I might have to stream that tonight.

0:36:24.291 –> 0:36:25.112
Kim says, live there,

0:36:25.132 –> 0:36:27.112
work for a company based in College Park.

0:36:27.132 –> 0:36:27.353
Kim,

0:36:27.952 –> 0:36:29.614
College Park was the first time I ever

0:36:29.675 –> 0:36:29.994
had

0:36:31.054 –> 0:36:32.115
My favorite fast food,

0:36:32.175 –> 0:36:33.436
Popeye’s fried chicken,

0:36:33.456 –> 0:36:35.038
because they had one at the

0:36:35.159 –> 0:36:37.601
Greenbelt Mall in a little

0:36:37.621 –> 0:36:39.262
building out in the parking lot.

0:36:39.362 –> 0:36:41.083
I think it was the Greenbelt Mall.

0:36:42.605 –> 0:36:43.485
I really thought he was

0:36:43.505 –> 0:36:45.748
going to say In-N-Out, David.

0:36:45.788 –> 0:36:47.449
No, I was East Coast boy.

0:36:47.688 –> 0:36:50.130
Yeah, 1981, that kind of tracks.

0:36:50.150 –> 0:36:52.233
13% on Rotten Tomatoes.

0:36:52.733 –> 0:36:54.775
This is definitely something

0:36:54.795 –> 0:36:55.556
you’re going to have to watch.

0:36:55.615 –> 0:36:56.757
So, CJ, you can only stream it, though,

0:36:56.836 –> 0:36:57.317
on Flex.

0:36:58.257 –> 0:36:59.659
What the fuck is Flex?

0:37:00.338 –> 0:37:01.059
But it’s free.

0:37:01.400 –> 0:37:02.242
That’s where you can stream

0:37:02.262 –> 0:37:02.942
in Blood Beach.

0:37:03.722 –> 0:37:05.465
What is Roko doing on there?

0:37:05.784 –> 0:37:06.206
Oh, wait.

0:37:06.246 –> 0:37:06.505
Hold on.

0:37:06.746 –> 0:37:07.547
Kim is saying Maryland.

0:37:07.648 –> 0:37:10.931
Oh, I had no idea you worked for,

0:37:12.052 –> 0:37:12.932
I guess they had the Kims

0:37:12.974 –> 0:37:13.813
and stuff like that.

0:37:13.853 –> 0:37:14.355
That’s awesome.

0:37:14.614 –> 0:37:15.155
That’s awesome.

0:37:15.275 –> 0:37:16.916
that’s cool so suzanne

0:37:16.956 –> 0:37:17.617
saying that we don’t know

0:37:17.637 –> 0:37:19.458
they were located in the

0:37:19.498 –> 0:37:23.221
same area yes we do suzanne

0:37:23.240 –> 0:37:26.722
pc richards is a tri-state

0:37:26.842 –> 0:37:29.083
area big deal thing it’s

0:37:29.103 –> 0:37:30.965
like 120 years old kind of

0:37:31.065 –> 0:37:32.425
family company it’s awesome

0:37:32.965 –> 0:37:34.206
the one by me is actually a

0:37:34.266 –> 0:37:36.688
boat believe it or not a

0:37:36.708 –> 0:37:37.389
boat they got into the

0:37:37.449 –> 0:37:39.230
mattress racket about uh 15

0:37:39.230 –> 0:37:40.510
years ago it used to be a fry’s

0:37:42.746 –> 0:37:43.847
No, no.

0:37:43.887 –> 0:37:45.389
We’ve never had a Fry’s in this area.

0:37:47.471 –> 0:37:48.552
It’s legit the shape of a boat.

0:37:48.592 –> 0:37:51.414
It was like an old 70s club

0:37:51.454 –> 0:37:52.255
or something and they

0:37:52.315 –> 0:37:53.755
turned it into a PC Richard

0:37:54.277 –> 0:37:54.797
and it’s a boat.

0:37:55.617 –> 0:37:55.998
Nice.

0:37:58.740 –> 0:37:59.420
That’s awesome.

0:38:00.481 –> 0:38:00.882
Where’s Glenn?

0:38:01.503 –> 0:38:02.163
He disappeared.

0:38:10.050 –> 0:38:11.050
Don’t tell anybody.

0:38:12.152 –> 0:38:12.932
I’m going to have to go turn

0:38:12.972 –> 0:38:13.813
my lights on soon.

0:38:13.853 –> 0:38:14.534
It’s getting dark.

0:38:15.213 –> 0:38:17.155
Hey, look at that.

0:38:17.295 –> 0:38:18.396
CJ got his shirt.

0:38:19.016 –> 0:38:19.257
Yeah.

0:38:19.878 –> 0:38:20.878
I told you.

0:38:21.478 –> 0:38:21.778
Nice.

0:38:21.998 –> 0:38:23.559
Why aren’t you wearing it, CJ?

0:38:23.579 –> 0:38:25.101
It’s cold in his house.

0:38:25.422 –> 0:38:25.862
It’s cold.

0:38:26.242 –> 0:38:27.483
It’s winter.

0:38:27.623 –> 0:38:28.824
I got to wear a sweater.

0:38:28.864 –> 0:38:30.045
I got to dress appropriately.

0:38:30.385 –> 0:38:31.306
Turn the heat on.

0:38:32.206 –> 0:38:33.608
Well, it’s expensive.

0:38:33.847 –> 0:38:34.728
You live in Long Island.

0:38:34.748 –> 0:38:35.228
You got money.

0:38:37.413 –> 0:38:39.114
So for those of you who don’t know,

0:38:40.755 –> 0:38:44.717
for like the years, the heat in our house,

0:38:45.219 –> 0:38:47.000
just something’s not right.

0:38:47.059 –> 0:38:48.061
No matter how high up we

0:38:48.081 –> 0:38:48.860
turn the heat upstairs,

0:38:48.900 –> 0:38:49.762
it doesn’t get right.

0:38:49.862 –> 0:38:50.521
It doesn’t get in here.

0:38:50.541 –> 0:38:52.003
A space heater in here,

0:38:52.063 –> 0:38:52.983
all this kind of stuff.

0:38:53.003 –> 0:38:54.304
So we’ve been working on

0:38:54.505 –> 0:38:55.326
trying to figure it out,

0:38:55.405 –> 0:38:56.465
working on trying to figure it out.

0:38:56.947 –> 0:38:58.547
Some dude came in and figured it out.

0:38:58.688 –> 0:38:59.347
Apparently,

0:38:59.849 –> 0:39:01.489
there was some sort of motor

0:39:01.550 –> 0:39:02.710
that was burnt out and a

0:39:02.811 –> 0:39:04.052
signal wasn’t going.

0:39:04.132 –> 0:39:05.313
It was a real quick fix.

0:39:06.454 –> 0:39:07.137
And I’ve been like,

0:39:08.248 –> 0:39:10.530
living in an ice box for years.

0:39:10.590 –> 0:39:10.889
Yeah.

0:39:11.010 –> 0:39:13.132
And it was a problem that costs like,

0:39:13.152 –> 0:39:13.711
you know,

0:39:13.711 –> 0:39:15.614
300 bucks to get fixed with this

0:39:15.733 –> 0:39:17.514
guy who knew exactly what it was,

0:39:17.615 –> 0:39:19.117
but it took like forever to

0:39:19.177 –> 0:39:19.556
figure it out.

0:39:19.577 –> 0:39:20.818
It would have been cheaper years ago.

0:39:20.838 –> 0:39:21.838
Dude.

0:39:21.878 –> 0:39:22.179
Yeah.

0:39:22.239 –> 0:39:22.920
It would have been a hundred

0:39:22.960 –> 0:39:24.141
dollars three years ago.

0:39:24.161 –> 0:39:24.940
So yeah.

0:39:25.001 –> 0:39:26.983
But now it’s so warm in your house.

0:39:27.023 –> 0:39:27.884
You’re wearing a t-shirt.

0:39:27.963 –> 0:39:29.144
Well, we have this issue.

0:39:29.164 –> 0:39:30.166
We have this issue in my

0:39:30.206 –> 0:39:32.887
house where if the rest of

0:39:32.927 –> 0:39:33.807
the house is warm,

0:39:34.389 –> 0:39:35.650
any in my room is like a

0:39:35.710 –> 0:39:36.451
thousand degrees.

0:39:37.460 –> 0:39:38.583
So we actually have to set

0:39:38.623 –> 0:39:39.405
the temperature in the

0:39:39.445 –> 0:39:42.369
house to 63 overnight so

0:39:42.409 –> 0:39:43.873
that we can sleep in a nice,

0:39:44.012 –> 0:39:45.815
comfortable room and then

0:39:45.835 –> 0:39:47.338
turn it back up after we

0:39:47.398 –> 0:39:48.501
freeze our asses off coming

0:39:48.521 –> 0:39:50.264
downstairs at 6 in the morning.

0:39:50.563 –> 0:39:51.943
Dave, where’s your room in the house?

0:39:52.003 –> 0:39:52.884
Is it upstairs?

0:39:53.583 –> 0:39:54.644
It’s actually in the garage.

0:39:56.784 –> 0:39:59.166
We have the same problem upstairs.

0:39:59.286 –> 0:40:00.646
It gets really hot up there.

0:40:02.347 –> 0:40:03.288
It’s just my room.

0:40:03.507 –> 0:40:05.148
It’s not even my kids’ room.

0:40:05.347 –> 0:40:07.188
Their rooms run hotter than downstairs,

0:40:07.228 –> 0:40:07.588
too.

0:40:07.748 –> 0:40:09.030
We have those problems, too.

0:40:09.369 –> 0:40:10.070
And I think part of the

0:40:10.090 –> 0:40:10.971
problem is that the

0:40:11.231 –> 0:40:12.391
temperature thermostat

0:40:12.431 –> 0:40:14.172
thing is in our hallway.

0:40:15.172 –> 0:40:16.373
And all the other rooms get

0:40:16.432 –> 0:40:17.632
super hot and there’s no

0:40:17.793 –> 0:40:18.994
vent in the hallway.

0:40:19.414 –> 0:40:20.494
So it’s all screwed up.

0:40:20.574 –> 0:40:21.954
So now I’m trying to figure

0:40:22.054 –> 0:40:23.496
out what I’ve got to tell

0:40:23.516 –> 0:40:25.335
the hallway that the

0:40:25.376 –> 0:40:26.657
temperature should be,

0:40:27.036 –> 0:40:28.398
but what I actually want to

0:40:28.498 –> 0:40:30.077
feel in all the rooms around it.

0:40:30.257 –> 0:40:31.079
I think you should just

0:40:32.159 –> 0:40:33.239
demolish your house and rebuild.

0:40:33.440 –> 0:40:34.420
That’s really the only solution.

0:40:34.619 –> 0:40:36.440
You think I can do both West

0:40:36.481 –> 0:40:37.880
Coast and East Coast, Dave?

0:40:38.041 –> 0:40:39.581
That’s pretty impressive.

0:40:39.621 –> 0:40:41.322
Based on your work schedule this year, yes,

0:40:41.362 –> 0:40:41.663
you can.

0:40:44.681 –> 0:40:45.902
Just cash in some Delta miles.

0:40:45.922 –> 0:40:48.264
There you go.

0:40:48.543 –> 0:40:50.184
I’m afraid to use them.

0:40:50.626 –> 0:40:53.148
Yeah, Suzanne,

0:40:53.188 –> 0:40:54.688
my programmable thermostat

0:40:54.809 –> 0:40:56.250
is from the 1980s,

0:40:56.329 –> 0:40:58.472
and I don’t understand how to program it.

0:40:58.891 –> 0:40:59.592
My wife does.

0:40:59.632 –> 0:41:00.432
She can handle it,

0:41:00.472 –> 0:41:02.594
but it’s too much for me to

0:41:02.635 –> 0:41:03.335
want to deal with,

0:41:03.596 –> 0:41:04.896
so I’d rather just be cold.

0:41:05.297 –> 0:41:06.257
We’ll have to send you one

0:41:06.277 –> 0:41:07.938
of the Nest programmables.

0:41:08.199 –> 0:41:09.139
Now, here’s a question for you,

0:41:09.179 –> 0:41:10.320
and I have a very specific

0:41:10.400 –> 0:41:11.262
answer because people say,

0:41:11.842 –> 0:41:12.643
but there’s nothing worse

0:41:12.663 –> 0:41:13.523
than being in New York.

0:41:13.563 –> 0:41:15.043
And you can add Chicago, Detroit,

0:41:15.063 –> 0:41:16.143
Minnesota, any of these places,

0:41:16.204 –> 0:41:18.985
Boston in the winter and a

0:41:19.045 –> 0:41:20.286
true winter cold.

0:41:20.766 –> 0:41:21.246
Right.

0:41:21.306 –> 0:41:22.987
I would not say we have true winter cold.

0:41:23.007 –> 0:41:25.048
I feel badly for Minneapolis.

0:41:25.409 –> 0:41:26.469
Correct.

0:41:26.510 –> 0:41:28.050
Would you prefer,

0:41:28.650 –> 0:41:31.913
would you prefer to be in the cold,

0:41:31.972 –> 0:41:32.992
say like a really bad

0:41:33.112 –> 0:41:36.094
January day in Midtown or a

0:41:36.875 –> 0:41:39.617
mid August humid heat day?

0:41:40.278 –> 0:41:40.639
Oh,

0:41:40.759 –> 0:41:43.679
I’m all about this part of the country.

0:41:44.139 –> 0:41:47.099
I like the idea of Florida right now,

0:41:47.420 –> 0:41:49.360
but when I was down there

0:41:49.521 –> 0:41:52.340
in Miami in January, it was humid,

0:41:52.521 –> 0:41:54.101
and I’m like, I’m not loving this.

0:41:54.342 –> 0:41:55.521
Glenn literally answered a

0:41:55.561 –> 0:41:56.561
question I didn’t ask.

0:41:56.842 –> 0:41:59.003
I don’t care, man.

0:41:59.023 –> 0:42:02.423
I asked a very specific question.

0:42:02.523 –> 0:42:03.844
I would rather have a cold

0:42:04.063 –> 0:42:06.023
January day than a humid day.

0:42:06.244 –> 0:42:07.965
I’m telling you a story here

0:42:08.045 –> 0:42:09.085
because that’s what you got to do.

0:42:12.342 –> 0:42:16.983
So would you rather?

0:42:17.003 –> 0:42:19.144
David’s going to stroke out, Glenn.

0:42:21.847 –> 0:42:22.827
Because I specifically said,

0:42:22.847 –> 0:42:23.606
would you rather be in New

0:42:23.646 –> 0:42:25.307
York City in February or August?

0:42:25.547 –> 0:42:26.728
Well, in Miami, it’s hot.

0:42:26.889 –> 0:42:28.329
Dude,

0:42:28.429 –> 0:42:30.771
I’m trying to explain some context

0:42:30.990 –> 0:42:32.632
about how I can’t handle

0:42:32.652 –> 0:42:35.032
humidity and stuff like that.

0:42:35.193 –> 0:42:36.253
So therefore,

0:42:36.673 –> 0:42:38.574
I would rather have a January

0:42:38.614 –> 0:42:39.514
day than a humid day.

0:42:40.239 –> 0:42:42.842
No, I agree with that because, you know,

0:42:42.922 –> 0:42:43.922
when it’s cold and it’s

0:42:43.963 –> 0:42:45.724
cold and it’s cold, you can layer up.

0:42:45.744 –> 0:42:47.784
You can wear heated coats, heated gloves.

0:42:49.445 –> 0:42:50.306
When it’s too damn hot,

0:42:50.367 –> 0:42:51.047
you can’t take off.

0:42:51.126 –> 0:42:51.987
I guess you could really,

0:42:52.007 –> 0:42:52.887
especially in New York.

0:42:53.307 –> 0:42:54.329
You could in New York especially.

0:42:54.349 –> 0:42:56.811
You can’t take off all your clothes.

0:42:57.291 –> 0:42:59.311
That’s a naked cowboy in Times Square.

0:42:59.592 –> 0:43:00.313
You can, yeah.

0:43:00.393 –> 0:43:01.293
Or any of the women that are

0:43:01.313 –> 0:43:02.034
walking around with their

0:43:02.054 –> 0:43:03.054
tops off getting for tips.

0:43:03.333 –> 0:43:04.474
Yeah, there’s opportunities.

0:43:04.914 –> 0:43:06.394
Usually they paint themselves.

0:43:06.414 –> 0:43:07.536
Glenn and I had nothing to

0:43:07.576 –> 0:43:08.576
do with that comment,

0:43:08.715 –> 0:43:11.356
so he had something to do with it.

0:43:11.396 –> 0:43:12.476
Yeah, I disavow.

0:43:12.556 –> 0:43:14.237
They walk with their tops off.

0:43:14.257 –> 0:43:14.898
Whoa, whoa, whoa.

0:43:15.217 –> 0:43:16.498
There was nothing wrong with that comment.

0:43:16.539 –> 0:43:17.619
It’s a Times Square attraction.

0:43:17.639 –> 0:43:18.400
It’s just part of being in

0:43:18.440 –> 0:43:19.099
Times Square now.

0:43:20.559 –> 0:43:22.661
It’s the same thing as, you know,

0:43:22.800 –> 0:43:23.922
with those really weird

0:43:23.961 –> 0:43:25.023
looking Mickey and Minnie

0:43:25.063 –> 0:43:26.364
Mouse kind of character.

0:43:26.384 –> 0:43:29.286
So Susanna is saying, Glenn,

0:43:29.306 –> 0:43:29.947
it wasn’t that bad.

0:43:29.967 –> 0:43:30.768
I was with you really.

0:43:30.827 –> 0:43:32.048
No, it wasn’t that bad.

0:43:32.329 –> 0:43:33.250
But the fact that there was

0:43:33.309 –> 0:43:35.291
humidity in January scared

0:43:35.331 –> 0:43:36.833
me a little bit.

0:43:37.293 –> 0:43:37.492
Yeah.

0:43:37.572 –> 0:43:38.554
In August is horrible.

0:43:38.594 –> 0:43:39.315
I’ve been down to like

0:43:39.355 –> 0:43:40.596
Disney and stuff in August

0:43:40.675 –> 0:43:41.956
and I want to kill myself

0:43:41.996 –> 0:43:42.777
between attractions.

0:43:43.083 –> 0:43:44.583
Did you see the – it was

0:43:44.623 –> 0:43:45.784
like a while back when we

0:43:45.804 –> 0:43:46.284
were going through that

0:43:46.304 –> 0:43:47.103
deep freeze up here.

0:43:47.123 –> 0:43:49.083
It was like two degrees,

0:43:49.123 –> 0:43:50.824
and it was like two degrees,

0:43:50.844 –> 0:43:51.985
then like 20 degrees.

0:43:52.065 –> 0:43:53.746
I think Atlanta was like 30 degrees.

0:43:54.365 –> 0:43:55.306
Northern Florida,

0:43:55.365 –> 0:43:56.865
the panhandle was like 50,

0:43:56.865 –> 0:43:57.867
and then Miami was like 95.

0:43:57.867 –> 0:43:58.427
Yeah.

0:44:01.166 –> 0:44:03.208
Well, like right below Orlando,

0:44:03.248 –> 0:44:04.827
there’s this like weather line,

0:44:04.867 –> 0:44:05.847
and that’s like where just

0:44:05.907 –> 0:44:07.548
like everything becomes tropics,

0:44:08.028 –> 0:44:08.349
you know?

0:44:08.929 –> 0:44:10.130
It’s like then everything

0:44:10.170 –> 0:44:11.969
below it is freaking hot all the time.

0:44:13.114 –> 0:44:13.894
Who would have thought a

0:44:13.934 –> 0:44:14.974
place that’s basically in

0:44:14.994 –> 0:44:15.615
the Caribbean would have

0:44:15.675 –> 0:44:16.536
Caribbean-style weather?

0:44:16.836 –> 0:44:17.836
That’s what I’m saying.

0:44:18.237 –> 0:44:18.998
Crazy.

0:44:19.378 –> 0:44:20.559
Crazy to think.

0:44:23.021 –> 0:44:25.762
I just couldn’t handle the hurricanes.

0:44:25.782 –> 0:44:26.744
Randomly coming through.

0:44:27.485 –> 0:44:28.704
What do you do for heating?

0:44:28.925 –> 0:44:31.086
Is it a fuel that you have a

0:44:31.126 –> 0:44:32.648
truck bring in every month?

0:44:32.748 –> 0:44:33.668
Is it electric?

0:44:33.688 –> 0:44:34.530
My parents do that.

0:44:34.570 –> 0:44:37.731
I have a natural gas light for the town.

0:44:37.771 –> 0:44:39.052
The guy from Sloman showed

0:44:39.112 –> 0:44:40.793
up today and filled our tank.

0:44:41.175 –> 0:44:41.375
That’s…

0:44:42.827 –> 0:44:43.427
What Glenn said.

0:44:43.547 –> 0:44:44.427
But they just know.

0:44:44.789 –> 0:44:45.568
They just show up.

0:44:45.608 –> 0:44:46.769
They just know when to show

0:44:46.889 –> 0:44:49.012
up based on algorithms and shit.

0:44:49.092 –> 0:44:51.114
So it’s awesome.

0:44:51.153 –> 0:44:52.275
My parents’ house is the same way now.

0:44:52.295 –> 0:44:53.255
We have a natural gas line

0:44:53.295 –> 0:44:54.016
that feeds right in.

0:44:54.536 –> 0:44:56.418
It feeds my heat, it feeds my fireplace,

0:44:56.438 –> 0:44:57.298
and it feeds my grill.

0:44:57.900 –> 0:44:58.480
It’s wonderful.

0:44:59.240 –> 0:45:00.521
What about your stove and oven?

0:45:00.541 –> 0:45:03.164
Yeah, I guess it feeds them too.

0:45:06.096 –> 0:45:06.315
Yeah.

0:45:06.777 –> 0:45:08.759
See, we’ve got natural gas out here.

0:45:08.918 –> 0:45:11.101
It’s either that or electric.

0:45:11.121 –> 0:45:11.902
We’ve got to work on better

0:45:11.942 –> 0:45:12.963
topics for this show.

0:45:13.003 –> 0:45:16.485
Well, in New York, it’s illegal to build,

0:45:16.505 –> 0:45:17.467
or at least New York City,

0:45:17.507 –> 0:45:18.688
it’s illegal to build a new

0:45:19.168 –> 0:45:21.130
development without

0:45:21.771 –> 0:45:23.873
electric gas or electric stove.

0:45:24.893 –> 0:45:26.275
Is that New York as a whole?

0:45:26.436 –> 0:45:27.797
Is it the city or is it the whole state?

0:45:27.817 –> 0:45:28.177
I don’t know.

0:45:29.036 –> 0:45:29.896
i don’t know why we have

0:45:29.936 –> 0:45:31.777
weird laws in the state and

0:45:31.876 –> 0:45:32.737
city who’s ready for

0:45:32.777 –> 0:45:34.038
congestion pricing baby

0:45:34.498 –> 0:45:35.918
coming soon to a city near

0:45:35.958 –> 0:45:37.159
you I hope it’s not the

0:45:37.179 –> 0:45:38.039
whole state because I

0:45:38.079 –> 0:45:39.440
really don’t like my stove

0:45:39.481 –> 0:45:40.360
and I’d like to get a new

0:45:40.440 –> 0:45:42.242
one if I i thought you got

0:45:42.282 –> 0:45:44.023
a new stove we don’t love

0:45:44.103 –> 0:45:45.103
it I mean it’s it’s already

0:45:45.143 –> 0:45:46.204
like it’s we got that like

0:45:46.224 –> 0:45:48.025
four years ago man has it

0:45:48.045 –> 0:45:49.226
been that long holy yeah

0:45:49.306 –> 0:45:51.126
yeah and what and what is

0:45:51.186 –> 0:45:53.927
it what fuel it’s gas natural gas

0:45:54.641 –> 0:45:55.661
Yep, it is statewide.

0:45:55.722 –> 0:45:56.603
New York becomes the first

0:45:56.643 –> 0:45:57.762
state to ban natural gas

0:45:57.782 –> 0:46:00.003
stoves and furnaces in most

0:46:00.063 –> 0:46:00.664
new buildings.

0:46:01.264 –> 0:46:02.726
So it is a statewide thing.

0:46:03.045 –> 0:46:05.007
Well, new buildings.

0:46:05.027 –> 0:46:06.047
New buildings.

0:46:06.407 –> 0:46:07.807
So I don’t have a new building.

0:46:07.827 –> 0:46:09.168
Mine is an existing structure.

0:46:09.228 –> 0:46:10.889
So hence, therefore, if I could get it,

0:46:11.009 –> 0:46:13.130
I would totally buy that

0:46:13.369 –> 0:46:16.231
shit in Jersey and then just import it in,

0:46:16.291 –> 0:46:17.672
throw it in a truck.

0:46:18.032 –> 0:46:19.333
Get one of those $20 an hour

0:46:19.353 –> 0:46:21.853
Home Depot rentals, drive it out here,

0:46:22.373 –> 0:46:23.494
and do that sort of thing.

0:46:23.514 –> 0:46:24.155
I got a pickup truck.

0:46:28.898 –> 0:46:31.539
I’ve never seen someone’s

0:46:31.619 –> 0:46:34.001
car so mismatched to their personality.

0:46:34.041 –> 0:46:34.981
It’s the most amazing thing.

0:46:35.161 –> 0:46:36.541
Everybody says that.

0:46:36.641 –> 0:46:38.003
I drive my pickup truck out

0:46:38.063 –> 0:46:39.043
east to the vineyards.

0:46:39.463 –> 0:46:40.505
I’m there on my salmon

0:46:40.565 –> 0:46:42.346
chinos and whatnot and dress shirt.

0:46:42.385 –> 0:46:43.465
I walk out and everybody goes,

0:46:43.545 –> 0:46:44.407
what is going on here?

0:46:46.286 –> 0:46:47.688
if it was like one time I

0:46:47.708 –> 0:46:49.128
got a yellow pickup truck

0:46:49.208 –> 0:46:49.967
rental because that’s the

0:46:50.007 –> 0:46:50.969
only thing they have and

0:46:51.009 –> 0:46:52.068
like my wife still talks

0:46:52.128 –> 0:46:54.449
about it like you do not

0:46:54.530 –> 0:46:55.829
belong in that I love it

0:46:56.030 –> 0:46:57.811
you know yeah pickup trucks

0:46:57.831 –> 0:47:00.030
are great so let’s go back

0:47:00.070 –> 0:47:01.152
to lord now we’re coming on

0:47:01.172 –> 0:47:02.172
the end of the show let’s

0:47:02.211 –> 0:47:04.833
go back to uh lord daniel’s

0:47:04.913 –> 0:47:06.233
question from the top yep

0:47:06.869 –> 0:47:07.829
This is going to go around the room,

0:47:07.869 –> 0:47:08.010
though.

0:47:08.050 –> 0:47:09.269
He specifically said it for CJ.

0:47:09.349 –> 0:47:10.670
We’re going to go around the block.

0:47:11.472 –> 0:47:12.952
CJ, you’re going to watch the Super Bowl.

0:47:13.532 –> 0:47:15.353
I’m a Swift fan, by the way, apparently.

0:47:15.373 –> 0:47:17.094
So you’re going to watch the

0:47:17.135 –> 0:47:18.436
game and who you got.

0:47:19.697 –> 0:47:20.056
I don’t know.

0:47:20.777 –> 0:47:22.458
I haven’t been paying

0:47:22.478 –> 0:47:23.898
attention to the NFL at all.

0:47:23.918 –> 0:47:24.059
Yeah,

0:47:24.079 –> 0:47:25.460
my first question would be who’s

0:47:25.739 –> 0:47:27.181
playing other than Taylor Swift?

0:47:27.740 –> 0:47:28.621
Yeah, yeah.

0:47:28.661 –> 0:47:29.481
Is she the quarterback?

0:47:29.963 –> 0:47:30.822
Because I keep hearing a lot

0:47:30.842 –> 0:47:31.583
about that young lady.

0:47:31.983 –> 0:47:33.965
I feel like I got to go

0:47:34.025 –> 0:47:34.826
against the Chiefs.

0:47:35.286 –> 0:47:35.425
Yeah.

0:47:38.001 –> 0:47:39.181
Well, I know the Jets aren’t in it.

0:47:39.842 –> 0:47:40.503
They’re not.

0:47:41.682 –> 0:47:45.505
The Jets did not make it.

0:47:45.565 –> 0:47:46.505
I’m trying to pull up some

0:47:46.525 –> 0:47:47.786
of the better prop bets

0:47:47.827 –> 0:47:48.788
they got going on.

0:47:48.867 –> 0:47:51.449
I did see one bet that was getting,

0:47:51.469 –> 0:47:52.170
I think it was like a

0:47:52.230 –> 0:47:53.791
million to one odds or

0:47:54.030 –> 0:47:55.472
something like $100,000 to one odd,

0:47:55.492 –> 0:47:57.253
some crazy number that the

0:47:57.293 –> 0:47:58.653
game would end in a tie due

0:47:58.693 –> 0:48:00.195
to an alien invasion.

0:48:01.492 –> 0:48:02.873
That is a live bet that you

0:48:02.893 –> 0:48:03.753
can’t put money in.

0:48:03.974 –> 0:48:05.394
I would like to know what

0:48:05.795 –> 0:48:07.375
their definition of aliens is.

0:48:07.414 –> 0:48:09.416
Is it a bunch of unruly

0:48:09.456 –> 0:48:10.996
illegal Mexicans or is it

0:48:11.016 –> 0:48:12.016
people from other worlds?

0:48:13.378 –> 0:48:14.777
That’ll wind up in the courts for years.

0:48:15.778 –> 0:48:16.998
It’s you and I and we come

0:48:17.059 –> 0:48:19.159
out of the ceiling at Allegiant Field.

0:48:20.887 –> 0:48:23.489
Yeah, I would love to do that.

0:48:23.509 –> 0:48:26.889
Did you guys see the guy?

0:48:27.369 –> 0:48:28.289
I know you saw because I

0:48:28.329 –> 0:48:29.170
sent you the video.

0:48:29.510 –> 0:48:30.911
The guy climbing the sphere?

0:48:31.771 –> 0:48:31.990
Yes.

0:48:33.190 –> 0:48:34.652
I didn’t see this.

0:48:34.692 –> 0:48:36.411
It was some sort of protest or something,

0:48:36.431 –> 0:48:36.871
right?

0:48:37.132 –> 0:48:38.413
It was a pro-life activist.

0:48:38.432 –> 0:48:40.052
There was actually a video

0:48:40.152 –> 0:48:41.353
of his buddy filming of him

0:48:41.474 –> 0:48:42.414
starting to climb.

0:48:43.233 –> 0:48:44.215
And then security running

0:48:44.275 –> 0:48:45.534
over and trying to kick the buddy out.

0:48:45.635 –> 0:48:45.916
Obviously,

0:48:45.936 –> 0:48:47.016
this guy was halfway up the damn

0:48:47.036 –> 0:48:47.496
sphere already,

0:48:47.516 –> 0:48:48.536
so he couldn’t do anything to him.

0:48:49.237 –> 0:48:50.018
But he legit climbed the

0:48:50.038 –> 0:48:50.838
sphere and got to the top.

0:48:50.878 –> 0:48:51.278
And you know what?

0:48:51.318 –> 0:48:53.079
Honestly, give him some credit.

0:48:53.199 –> 0:48:54.701
That takes a lot of strength to do that.

0:48:55.422 –> 0:48:56.621
The first one.

0:48:57.182 –> 0:48:58.242
Yeah.

0:48:58.302 –> 0:48:59.804
Yes, but I’m sure not to be the last.

0:49:00.264 –> 0:49:01.025
Right.

0:49:02.226 –> 0:49:03.065
It sounds like that could be

0:49:03.085 –> 0:49:04.907
a good for charity challenge.

0:49:05.248 –> 0:49:07.809
It’s going to be a new show in Vegas.

0:49:07.869 –> 0:49:08.590
Climb the sphere.

0:49:08.849 –> 0:49:09.829
But I do believe that

0:49:09.849 –> 0:49:11.891
there’s a door at the top of the sphere.

0:49:11.911 –> 0:49:12.032
Marty!

0:49:12.894 –> 0:49:14.396
Yeah, there probably is.

0:49:14.436 –> 0:49:15.438
I mean, to get onto the roof,

0:49:15.458 –> 0:49:16.440
you got to fix paddling and

0:49:16.480 –> 0:49:16.960
things like that.

0:49:16.980 –> 0:49:17.161
I mean,

0:49:17.201 –> 0:49:17.981
eventually the lights are going to

0:49:18.222 –> 0:49:18.862
crap out on it.

0:49:20.525 –> 0:49:21.666
You know what I saw this year too?

0:49:21.686 –> 0:49:22.465
We were talking about the

0:49:22.527 –> 0:49:23.507
shows and entertainment

0:49:23.547 –> 0:49:25.126
things and how nobody’s

0:49:25.226 –> 0:49:27.068
really signed up as much yet.

0:49:28.088 –> 0:49:28.927
I saw they’re doing just

0:49:28.947 –> 0:49:29.927
like plain old movie

0:49:29.947 –> 0:49:30.809
showings on this year.

0:49:31.969 –> 0:49:33.409
Like kind of like a – Darren

0:49:33.528 –> 0:49:35.429
Aronofsky created a movie

0:49:35.449 –> 0:49:36.449
specifically for that.

0:49:36.570 –> 0:49:36.869
Yeah,

0:49:37.010 –> 0:49:38.751
and they’ve got a whole studio here

0:49:38.791 –> 0:49:41.851
in Burbank that’s tied to

0:49:42.010 –> 0:49:43.052
Warner Brothers where

0:49:43.072 –> 0:49:44.737
they’re developing –

0:49:44.737 –> 0:49:47.498
cameras and other gear and

0:49:47.699 –> 0:49:49.340
also specific films.

0:49:50.141 –> 0:49:50.621
I don’t know.

0:49:50.641 –> 0:49:51.981
There’s another movie in

0:49:52.001 –> 0:49:52.842
production already.

0:49:53.862 –> 0:49:54.682
The next sphere that was

0:49:54.702 –> 0:49:56.143
supposed to be built was in London,

0:49:56.164 –> 0:49:57.244
and I think that’s run into

0:49:57.284 –> 0:49:58.445
some problems.

0:49:58.525 –> 0:50:00.405
Oh, they canceled it already?

0:50:01.085 –> 0:50:01.226
Well,

0:50:01.246 –> 0:50:04.487
the problem is it’s not on MSG’s fault.

0:50:04.847 –> 0:50:06.608
Nobody wants that fucking billboard.

0:50:07.708 –> 0:50:08.130
Oh, I know.

0:50:08.250 –> 0:50:09.210
I did see the London people

0:50:09.230 –> 0:50:10.590
were fighting that pretty hard.

0:50:10.871 –> 0:50:12.411
Amazing for Vegas, but

0:50:13.715 –> 0:50:15.016
I don’t know how good that is.

0:50:15.036 –> 0:50:16.856
Okay, so where else could a sphere work?

0:50:16.976 –> 0:50:17.697
Macau maybe?

0:50:17.717 –> 0:50:19.396
Yeah,

0:50:19.436 –> 0:50:23.038
but I don’t know if it would work in

0:50:23.077 –> 0:50:25.259
Macau because they learned

0:50:25.278 –> 0:50:26.599
a lesson the hard way early

0:50:26.778 –> 0:50:27.818
on that everybody goes to

0:50:27.858 –> 0:50:30.199
Macau to sit at tables for

0:50:30.199 –> 0:50:31.659
24 hours straight and then go home.

0:50:31.679 –> 0:50:34.141
So the malls and the shows

0:50:34.201 –> 0:50:35.181
and all that stuff don’t

0:50:35.221 –> 0:50:36.601
work in the same way.

0:50:36.762 –> 0:50:38.521
So the sphere probably

0:50:38.842 –> 0:50:40.061
wouldn’t work there either.

0:50:40.442 –> 0:50:41.342
Would you think that they

0:50:41.362 –> 0:50:42.663
could put a sphere in Hudson Yards?

0:50:43.815 –> 0:50:44.856
Oh, I’m not even kidding.

0:50:45.896 –> 0:50:46.998
I do think they could do

0:50:47.039 –> 0:50:48.320
something like that, but they wouldn’t,

0:50:48.460 –> 0:50:49.001
obviously,

0:50:49.081 –> 0:50:51.083
because the gardens right there.

0:50:51.123 –> 0:50:51.324
Yeah.

0:50:51.463 –> 0:50:51.643
Yeah.

0:50:51.764 –> 0:50:52.304
Yeah.

0:50:52.445 –> 0:50:53.045
OK, so would you.

0:50:53.326 –> 0:50:54.007
So do you think there’s any

0:50:54.047 –> 0:50:56.028
opportunity for them to redevelop?

0:50:56.048 –> 0:50:56.909
Because it’s about they’re

0:50:56.929 –> 0:50:57.791
talking about redeveloping

0:50:57.831 –> 0:50:58.711
the garden and moving it

0:50:58.771 –> 0:51:00.813
actually once not too long ago.

0:51:01.014 –> 0:51:02.115
But would they redevelop

0:51:02.155 –> 0:51:03.597
that into a sphere and then

0:51:03.637 –> 0:51:05.018
have the basketball game somewhere else?

0:51:05.219 –> 0:51:05.338
Well,

0:51:05.358 –> 0:51:06.539
here’s the problem with the way that

0:51:06.579 –> 0:51:07.561
they’re doing it now.

0:51:07.641 –> 0:51:08.641
And I love that you have the

0:51:08.721 –> 0:51:09.782
images on the outside.

0:51:09.842 –> 0:51:11.563
And part of the part of the

0:51:12.083 –> 0:51:13.405
thought of making money is

0:51:13.425 –> 0:51:14.945
to sell the ads on the outside.

0:51:15.346 –> 0:51:17.507
But you can’t have that if

0:51:17.547 –> 0:51:19.228
you’re in a city where

0:51:19.248 –> 0:51:20.530
there’s residences around it.

0:51:20.570 –> 0:51:21.931
Hudson Yards happens to be.

0:51:22.710 –> 0:51:24.291
you know,

0:51:24.311 –> 0:51:25.472
a little bit underdeveloped

0:51:25.512 –> 0:51:26.614
compared to everywhere else.

0:51:26.693 –> 0:51:28.476
It seems in the planet,

0:51:28.856 –> 0:51:30.257
but at some point you had

0:51:30.277 –> 0:51:31.237
to find the right balance

0:51:31.277 –> 0:51:32.579
between them being able to

0:51:32.818 –> 0:51:34.280
make money off of having

0:51:34.300 –> 0:51:36.561
that kind of vibe versus

0:51:37.202 –> 0:51:38.143
the community and what it

0:51:38.182 –> 0:51:39.164
does to the community.

0:51:39.224 –> 0:51:40.485
So I think it’s a really

0:51:40.545 –> 0:51:43.166
tough sell generally outside Vegas.

0:51:43.246 –> 0:51:43.487
Yeah.

0:51:43.628 –> 0:51:44.507
If you could do something

0:51:44.547 –> 0:51:45.869
like that in Los Angeles,

0:51:45.989 –> 0:51:48.331
I think the right location,

0:51:48.831 –> 0:51:50.233
but there’s a caveat with this is,

0:51:50.932 –> 0:51:54.074
would be at SoFi Stadium,

0:51:54.114 –> 0:51:55.875
that whole NFL complex.

0:51:56.596 –> 0:52:00.797
But does all that light and

0:52:00.898 –> 0:52:03.159
the way that it shifts from

0:52:03.378 –> 0:52:05.119
one scene to the next to a

0:52:05.179 –> 0:52:08.581
different artwork impede

0:52:08.641 –> 0:52:11.663
the air traffic control with LAX?

0:52:12.003 –> 0:52:12.262
Funny.

0:52:12.302 –> 0:52:12.784
That’s interesting.

0:52:12.804 –> 0:52:13.764
Cause I was thinking it

0:52:13.784 –> 0:52:15.206
would work maybe in Philly

0:52:15.365 –> 0:52:17.067
out where they have the stadium complex.

0:52:17.786 –> 0:52:19.789
I don’t think Philly is a

0:52:19.809 –> 0:52:21.289
big enough market to house.

0:52:21.610 –> 0:52:22.351
No, it’s not.

0:52:22.931 –> 0:52:25.072
But, and again, if it’s out there,

0:52:25.092 –> 0:52:26.233
there’s nobody out there.

0:52:26.353 –> 0:52:27.655
So the ads are showing to nobody.

0:52:27.735 –> 0:52:28.695
So I think it’s a real,

0:52:28.815 –> 0:52:29.876
it’s a real tough thing.

0:52:30.237 –> 0:52:31.418
That whole area is pretty empty.

0:52:31.438 –> 0:52:32.478
There’s no games going on

0:52:32.538 –> 0:52:33.759
outside of Philadelphia live.

0:52:34.219 –> 0:52:34.440
Yeah.

0:52:34.780 –> 0:52:37.041
What do you think about the ads for,

0:52:37.081 –> 0:52:38.083
for something like that?

0:52:38.302 –> 0:52:40.143
All of these electronic billboards,

0:52:40.224 –> 0:52:41.005
everything else, CJ.

0:52:42.775 –> 0:52:43.096
Well, I mean,

0:52:43.115 –> 0:52:44.056
I think they’d have to be

0:52:44.737 –> 0:52:46.336
marketed appropriately, like you said.

0:52:46.458 –> 0:52:47.617
I mean, there are certain areas,

0:52:47.637 –> 0:52:49.458
a lot of concerns that you

0:52:49.478 –> 0:52:50.219
guys brought up,

0:52:50.358 –> 0:52:51.860
residential areas and whatnot.

0:52:52.360 –> 0:52:53.400
I don’t know.

0:52:54.701 –> 0:52:55.601
I don’t know if they’re

0:52:55.621 –> 0:52:58.302
going to pull in what they expect,

0:52:58.822 –> 0:52:59.603
to be honest with you.

0:53:00.023 –> 0:53:00.882
Yeah.

0:53:00.943 –> 0:53:01.103
Well,

0:53:01.184 –> 0:53:02.704
have they added anything else really

0:53:03.585 –> 0:53:04.385
kind of important?

0:53:04.824 –> 0:53:05.985
Demons never look better.

0:53:06.005 –> 0:53:07.306
Look at this.

0:53:09.586 –> 0:53:11.827
Besides fish?

0:53:13.592 –> 0:53:13.751
Well,

0:53:13.771 –> 0:53:16.012
Dead & Company just announced a whole

0:53:16.052 –> 0:53:16.793
slew of shows,

0:53:16.833 –> 0:53:18.135
and then they added nine

0:53:18.155 –> 0:53:19.956
more on top of that.

0:53:20.275 –> 0:53:20.976
Dead & Company?

0:53:20.996 –> 0:53:22.757
I don’t know who that is.

0:53:22.797 –> 0:53:24.297
Remnants of the Grateful Dead.

0:53:24.398 –> 0:53:28.661
A couple of guys that are still alive.

0:53:29.021 –> 0:53:30.442
So they’re playing every

0:53:30.481 –> 0:53:32.583
weekend from May 22nd into

0:53:33.163 –> 0:53:36.284
sometime in July now at the Sphere,

0:53:36.344 –> 0:53:37.666
three nights each weekend.

0:53:38.262 –> 0:53:39.403
So what is the target demo

0:53:39.423 –> 0:53:40.844
they’re going for with U2

0:53:40.965 –> 0:53:42.905
and the Grateful Dead and Phish?

0:53:43.045 –> 0:53:44.967
People who have enough money

0:53:45.047 –> 0:53:46.969
to be able to afford how

0:53:47.028 –> 0:53:48.210
ridiculous the aftermarket prices are.

0:53:48.230 –> 0:53:49.230
Thousands of dollars.

0:53:50.811 –> 0:53:51.052
Yeah.

0:53:51.311 –> 0:53:52.193
Is that what they’re charging?

0:53:52.713 –> 0:53:53.273
Yeah.

0:53:53.313 –> 0:53:54.014
Thousands.

0:53:54.094 –> 0:53:54.833
Thousands.

0:53:54.853 –> 0:53:55.673
Yes and no.

0:53:57.675 –> 0:53:59.695
Fish tickets were $180 per

0:53:59.735 –> 0:54:02.056
ticket when they went on sale.

0:54:02.117 –> 0:54:04.157
The dead tickets were, I think,

0:54:04.157 –> 0:54:05.878
$140 to $150 range.

0:54:06.139 –> 0:54:08.420
But the secondary market

0:54:08.460 –> 0:54:09.380
tickets are going for these

0:54:09.420 –> 0:54:10.014
fish shows for $5,000, $6,000,

0:54:10.014 –> 0:54:10.641
$7,000 per night per ticket.

0:54:10.661 –> 0:54:10.900
What?

0:54:10.920 –> 0:54:11.121
I mean…

0:54:15.224 –> 0:54:16.125
Get out of here.

0:54:16.346 –> 0:54:17.987
I’m looking through the calendar right now,

0:54:18.007 –> 0:54:19.471
and there’s really nothing

0:54:19.510 –> 0:54:20.393
happening here except for

0:54:20.413 –> 0:54:21.353
the sphere experience,

0:54:21.373 –> 0:54:24.300
the video you guys just talked about.

0:54:26.135 –> 0:54:27.195
There’s nothing happening here.

0:54:27.615 –> 0:54:28.896
Well, there is.

0:54:28.916 –> 0:54:29.597
I mean,

0:54:30.197 –> 0:54:32.018
right now they’re going to go into a low.

0:54:33.900 –> 0:54:36.641
YouTube plays some more shows through,

0:54:36.681 –> 0:54:41.684
I think, the first weekend of March,

0:54:41.744 –> 0:54:43.045
right after Craig’s conference, I think,

0:54:43.085 –> 0:54:43.945
is the last weekend that

0:54:43.965 –> 0:54:44.686
they’re doing shows.

0:54:45.085 –> 0:54:46.067
Then they’re down for a month,

0:54:46.126 –> 0:54:47.307
and they’ve got the four fish shows.

0:54:47.748 –> 0:54:48.768
And then they got every

0:54:48.788 –> 0:54:51.289
weekend from May 22nd

0:54:51.329 –> 0:54:52.471
through the beginning of July.

0:54:52.731 –> 0:54:53.471
And at some point,

0:54:53.490 –> 0:54:54.391
they’re going to announce another.

0:54:55.012 –> 0:54:56.512
another big residency.

0:54:56.652 –> 0:54:57.713
Somebody big’s going in

0:54:57.753 –> 0:54:59.135
there for the 4th of July weekend.

0:54:59.635 –> 0:55:01.297
That’ll be pretty cool.

0:55:01.356 –> 0:55:01.597
Real quick,

0:55:01.617 –> 0:55:02.518
before we get to the best part

0:55:02.538 –> 0:55:03.938
of the show, Nicky Fox has a question.

0:55:04.318 –> 0:55:07.001
Have or would any of you go skydiving?

0:55:07.340 –> 0:55:07.661
Nope.

0:55:07.802 –> 0:55:09.862
There’s no fucking reason to

0:55:09.902 –> 0:55:11.844
jump out of a perfectly good airplane.

0:55:12.505 –> 0:55:13.666
Nope.

0:55:14.025 –> 0:55:15.286
I did feel really good about

0:55:15.327 –> 0:55:16.867
doing the Soarin’ over at

0:55:16.907 –> 0:55:18.088
California ride.

0:55:19.811 –> 0:55:22.612
Now, I have been up in a glider in Hawaii,

0:55:22.893 –> 0:55:24.653
and it was amazing.

0:55:25.514 –> 0:55:28.036
I did the thing where you

0:55:28.076 –> 0:55:30.277
have that glider thing attached to you,

0:55:30.338 –> 0:55:31.139
and you’re on a rope and on

0:55:31.179 –> 0:55:32.179
a boat over the water.

0:55:32.199 –> 0:55:33.159
Yeah, yeah.

0:55:33.179 –> 0:55:34.001
Parasailing.

0:55:34.081 –> 0:55:34.701
Parasailing.

0:55:34.840 –> 0:55:35.922
That was a lot of fun.

0:55:35.981 –> 0:55:36.902
I was worried because I’d

0:55:36.943 –> 0:55:38.403
float gently down into the water.

0:55:38.824 –> 0:55:40.525
But I’m not doing anything

0:55:40.565 –> 0:55:42.027
that can end with a hard bang on.

0:55:42.106 –> 0:55:42.766
No way.

0:55:43.106 –> 0:55:44.547
Not jumping out of a plane, no.

0:55:44.568 –> 0:55:45.208
For fun, no.

0:55:46.222 –> 0:55:48.407
right yeah the flight

0:55:48.447 –> 0:55:49.369
attendant goes here put

0:55:49.409 –> 0:55:51.192
this on a jump then that’s

0:55:51.231 –> 0:55:52.373
a different story right

0:55:52.914 –> 0:55:55.099
right oh lord well that’s

0:55:55.179 –> 0:55:56.882
why we are at this part of

0:55:56.902 –> 0:55:58.545
the show now riveting rigging content

0:56:05.574 –> 0:56:06.454
Everybody say our top

0:56:06.594 –> 0:56:08.275
favorite part of the show.

0:56:08.315 –> 0:56:08.496
Yeah,

0:56:08.516 –> 0:56:09.735
the Plug and Palooza where we get to

0:56:09.775 –> 0:56:12.036
shamelessly plug everything we want.

0:56:12.097 –> 0:56:12.697
CJ,

0:56:12.737 –> 0:56:14.297
you’re up first because you’re the guest.

0:56:14.797 –> 0:56:16.059
What do you got for us this week, buddy?

0:56:16.378 –> 0:56:17.639
Well, this is an easy one.

0:56:17.798 –> 0:56:19.260
I’m going to be at the

0:56:19.460 –> 0:56:22.221
ClickConference.com.

0:56:22.800 –> 0:56:24.621
I’ll be there in March with

0:56:24.681 –> 0:56:25.521
everybody else here.

0:56:25.862 –> 0:56:27.822
So I would suggest that you

0:56:27.842 –> 0:56:29.784
go to the website, attend the conference.

0:56:30.063 –> 0:56:30.483
I’ll be there.

0:56:31.201 –> 0:56:33.224
And also, let me say, one of his clients,

0:56:33.264 –> 0:56:34.367
My Place Hotels,

0:56:34.447 –> 0:56:37.353
their CEO is on T-Talks today.

0:56:37.393 –> 0:56:39.918
So go check that out.

0:56:40.300 –> 0:56:40.860
Thanks for that plug.

0:56:43.222 –> 0:56:46.423
dave um go skydiving it’s

0:56:46.503 –> 0:56:48.824
awesome do it uh yeah emily

0:56:48.945 –> 0:56:50.164
uh emily capiello says

0:56:50.204 –> 0:56:51.306
skydiving is awesome she’s

0:56:51.365 –> 0:56:52.846
in the other room yes she

0:56:53.045 –> 0:56:54.666
she’s gone skydiving before

0:56:55.527 –> 0:56:56.867
emily’s gonna be on click

0:56:57.027 –> 0:56:58.088
so why don’t you get me on

0:56:58.108 –> 0:56:59.369
the show let’s schedule it

0:56:59.509 –> 0:57:01.509
yeah okay yeah I i wouldn’t

0:57:01.548 –> 0:57:02.829
go skydiving for fun just

0:57:03.030 –> 0:57:03.710
yeah that’s that’s the

0:57:03.750 –> 0:57:04.409
thing jumping out of a

0:57:04.429 –> 0:57:06.411
plane for no reason at all

0:57:06.710 –> 0:57:07.851
no I’m not doing it right

0:57:07.891 –> 0:57:09.092
if I was a bond villains

0:57:09.132 –> 0:57:11.693
henchman I might but until then I’m not

0:57:12.172 –> 0:57:12.393
Yeah.

0:57:12.932 –> 0:57:13.112
Yeah.

0:57:13.313 –> 0:57:15.094
Do you have a knife in your boot?

0:57:15.554 –> 0:57:16.554
What’s your plug?

0:57:19.213 –> 0:57:19.775
No plug, Dave?

0:57:20.715 –> 0:57:21.594
Oh, I just did mine.

0:57:21.675 –> 0:57:22.514
I said skydive.

0:57:22.894 –> 0:57:23.375
Oh, that’s it?

0:57:23.534 –> 0:57:23.974
That was it?

0:57:24.215 –> 0:57:25.076
That’s it.

0:57:26.175 –> 0:57:27.295
I got nothing else to plug.

0:57:27.315 –> 0:57:28.215
I’m not doing anything in my life.

0:57:28.255 –> 0:57:28.956
My life is boring.

0:57:29.016 –> 0:57:29.817
No, you are.

0:57:29.836 –> 0:57:32.436
I think you are going to be

0:57:32.956 –> 0:57:33.918
at the California Lodging

0:57:33.958 –> 0:57:35.998
Investment Conference March 6th and 7th.

0:57:36.478 –> 0:57:36.938
Craig,

0:57:36.998 –> 0:57:38.318
are you familiar with this event at all?

0:57:39.338 –> 0:57:39.778
I am.

0:57:39.958 –> 0:57:40.438
Just a little.

0:57:40.458 –> 0:57:40.798
Just a little.

0:57:42.253 –> 0:57:43.514
7th Annual California

0:57:43.554 –> 0:57:44.795
Lodging Investment Conference,

0:57:44.835 –> 0:57:46.376
March 6th and 7th at the

0:57:46.416 –> 0:57:48.057
Westin South Coast Plaza

0:57:48.097 –> 0:57:50.099
Hotel in beautiful Costa Mesa,

0:57:50.119 –> 0:57:50.619
California.

0:57:50.659 –> 0:57:51.141
Join us.

0:57:51.581 –> 0:57:52.541
We’ve still got some seats.

0:57:53.242 –> 0:57:54.402
We’ve got networking.

0:57:54.483 –> 0:57:55.204
We’ve got brands.

0:57:55.224 –> 0:57:56.105
We’ve got lenders.

0:57:56.525 –> 0:57:58.347
Hotel lenders still making loans.

0:57:58.547 –> 0:57:58.806
Okay?

0:57:58.827 –> 0:57:59.788
We’ve got Glenn Hausman.

0:57:59.807 –> 0:58:00.429
We’ve got David.

0:58:00.449 –> 0:58:01.429
We’ve got CJ.

0:58:02.090 –> 0:58:02.590
We’ve got…

0:58:03.510 –> 0:58:05.090
Owners, management companies.

0:58:05.690 –> 0:58:06.311
Bruce Ford.

0:58:06.331 –> 0:58:07.152
Bruce Ford.

0:58:07.172 –> 0:58:07.211
Oh.

0:58:07.311 –> 0:58:08.913
We’ve also got- You had to

0:58:08.952 –> 0:58:10.554
get Bruce Ford in there, guys.

0:58:10.693 –> 0:58:12.375
My manager, you know, there.

0:58:12.896 –> 0:58:14.757
So it’s a great event.

0:58:14.777 –> 0:58:15.996
We’re focused exclusively on

0:58:16.016 –> 0:58:17.318
the California hotel market.

0:58:18.398 –> 0:58:20.679
And everybody that you need

0:58:20.980 –> 0:58:23.402
for a deal is in one room.

0:58:24.001 –> 0:58:24.943
So join us.

0:58:25.402 –> 0:58:28.905
Register at cliconference.com.

0:58:29.485 –> 0:58:29.885
Woo-hoo.

0:58:31.679 –> 0:58:32.360
I love it.

0:58:32.920 –> 0:58:33.782
Uh, everybody,

0:58:33.882 –> 0:58:35.423
I will be appearing here all weekend.

0:58:35.463 –> 0:58:36.445
The houseman resort pool

0:58:36.465 –> 0:58:37.907
club and smokehouse goes

0:58:38.146 –> 0:58:40.389
off the road and all alone.

0:58:40.490 –> 0:58:45.056
It’s just, uh, me and, uh, many cats,

0:58:45.097 –> 0:58:45.677
many cats.

0:58:49.601 –> 0:58:52.284
So, hey, so I got that going on.

0:58:52.385 –> 0:58:53.284
And next week,

0:58:53.826 –> 0:58:54.686
I’ll be heading out to

0:58:54.907 –> 0:58:57.588
NEWH’s annual conference on Saturday,

0:58:57.648 –> 0:58:58.349
February 15th.

0:58:58.369 –> 0:58:58.829
I’m going to be

0:58:59.010 –> 0:59:00.130
participating in a panel

0:59:00.190 –> 0:59:02.592
about starting your own podcast,

0:59:02.733 –> 0:59:03.434
how to make it work,

0:59:03.474 –> 0:59:04.313
and all the secrets that

0:59:04.353 –> 0:59:05.574
you need to know in order

0:59:05.614 –> 0:59:07.996
to be successful at that.

0:59:08.036 –> 0:59:08.978
Then the following week,

0:59:09.117 –> 0:59:10.398
I will be in Fort Worth, Texas.

0:59:10.418 –> 0:59:11.739
I’ll be hosting Remington

0:59:11.800 –> 0:59:12.860
Hospitality’s event.

0:59:12.920 –> 0:59:13.240
And then…

0:59:13.981 –> 0:59:15.182
I’ll be doing my favorite

0:59:15.202 –> 0:59:15.902
panel of the year.

0:59:16.222 –> 0:59:16.802
Hey,

0:59:17.083 –> 0:59:18.264
I’ll be doing my favorite panel of the

0:59:18.304 –> 0:59:18.463
year.

0:59:18.503 –> 0:59:19.704
Whatever Craig tells me I’m

0:59:19.744 –> 0:59:21.085
doing at his event.

0:59:21.164 –> 0:59:22.266
So that’ll be great.

0:59:22.686 –> 0:59:25.146
Can’t wait to see everyone there.

0:59:25.686 –> 0:59:26.907
Thanks for tuning in to the

0:59:26.987 –> 0:59:28.268
one and only Friday night audit.

0:59:28.288 –> 0:59:28.807
We’ll be right.

0:59:29.047 –> 0:59:30.309
I’ll buy everybody lunch.

0:59:31.068 –> 0:59:32.329
Yeah, we’ll be back next week.

0:59:32.369 –> 0:59:33.851
And until then, have a good bite.

0:59:33.971 –> 0:59:35.351
Bye.

0:59:35.371 –> 0:59:35.831
Aloha.

0:59:36.050 –> 0:59:36.371
Okay.

0:59:36.391 –> 0:59:37.132
Don’t talk over the.