Mad Dog Got It Solved EP-302 - The Daily Dose Show
2026-05-15
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This transcript was generated automatically. Its accuracy may vary. 0:00 Show Introduction, Disclaimers, and Chuck's Personal Statement Before we get started, a quick reminder. The thoughts, opinions, wild takes, bad ideas, and occasional life advice you're about to hear belongs strictly to us. 0:16 They do not reflect the views of any sponsors, partners, advertisers, family members, employers, pastors, pool officers or anyone else. I'm trying to keep it clean. Reputation. 0:31 If something offends you, that sounds like a personal problem. Now buckle up and enjoy the show, Dozers. The thoughts and opinions expressed on the show are for immediate purposes only. They are not a reflection of Chuck, Iron Fist or Female Thrasher. Enjoy the show, Dozers. 0:47 Speaker 2 I'll Rock You like an STP with a black hole sun. I ain't going down. We're going to have Hell, yeah. 1:00. Then I wouldn't work on the bus. So what we did was went went to the bus, I had the fuel pump, got the fuel pump in. 1:00 she calls me, She's like, hey, Brandon, it's Mallory. I'm like, hey, so I saw I just got a driver that got free. 1:02 It feels good out of here. And everything seems to be good on our end. And we're both in a good mood. I'm just kidding. Only one of us is in a good mood. And I'll let you guess here shortly. My name is Brandon Thrasher. It is the Daily Doe Show over there. Chuck Charles, Iron Fist, who is gone from the Facebook again. 1:18 How you doing bud? 1:20 Speaker 3 You know, I mean, I'm here, I'm going to address, I'm going to dress some stuff before we get started because I want to make sure that this is very clear and I want to make sure that, you know, we can put it to bed. So, you know, as you guys are probably told, I mean, you guys, you guys listen to this show every day. You guys have heard me the last three or four days. 1:36 I've been, you know, a little little off, a little quiet, trying not to say, say, say certain things and do certain things. And that's fine. I'm just, you know, I want to address this. I, I do this show and, and, and I, I've done this with Brandon now for over a year. 1:53 And we've done this because we have a lot of you guys that love listening to it. You guys have fun. We love meeting you, We love hanging out with you at the events. And you know, we're trying to do something that is very, very difficult to do and that is grow a huge fan base, spread the word and have a successful show right now. 2:00 in the morning. 2:12 If the show ended tomorrow, would I say it's been successful? Absolutely. I mean, what it said, what it what it would it say, Would I say that we've had a good run? Absolutely. Everything that we've done, I've enjoyed doing. We've had nothing but good times on this show. We've had nothing but good times at the events. 2:28 And oddly enough, we've done a lot of really good things for a lot of people. I know that, you know, a lot of people don't know about the things that we do with leukemia research and the fundraisers we've done, the money we've raised. And, you know, no matter what you guys hear or you guys think you hear on this show, Brandon and myself, we're actually good guys. 2:47 And I know that's really hard for people to believe that we're actually good people and that we care about people. And, you know, do we have a lot of shtick and we do a lot of gimmicks. And you talk about, oh, you know, the homeless population in Atlanta coming out to, you know, flip signs for us and get money. Here's the deal. I didn't see anybody else throwing a Super Bowl party for the homeless population. 3:06 Speaker 2 Yeah, you. I'm not going to say it. I'm going to keep it cool. I'm doing something this show I've never fucking done before. And that is listen to what Chuck tells me to do, OK? Because Chuck said I got to be very careful these these next few minutes. And also, I don't know how many episodes I got to be on my good careful behavior. 3:23 But the only reason I'm doing that is because because I care about Chuck and I know all these things, these these, these, these people are putting them through. 3:32 Speaker 3 It, it's OK, it's, it's all good. But we, but you know, we fed, we fed 300 people that day. And now we found a way to have a source of income for a lot of people that are currently homeless and. 3:45 Speaker 2 Is someone bitching about us or homeless? 3:48 Speaker 3 I'm just, I'm just saying, just throwing things out there. So the, the point is this is that, you know, I want to continue to do this and I want to, and I, and I've tried man, like over the last year, I've really, really tried to separate my life and car, mentalize, compartmentalize my life into sections and say, OK, this is Chuck the dad. 4:07 This is Chuck the substitute teacher. This is Chuck the guy that cuts down trees and blah, blah, blah, right? And unfortunately it's not possible to do. It's, it's 100% not possible. People will never let that happen. 4:23 And right now, the amount of money that this show could bring in is still not enough for me to just say, screw it, right? I, I got the money, I'm, I'm out and I don't care. So I, you know, I, I'm, I'm dealing with some stuff right now and, and, and it's not anything that you guys need to worry about or Brandon needs to worry about. 4:30 at night. I'm gonna call Mallory, call her. She checks the location. He's like she said he's in Grantville now. 4:43 It's something that I have to deal with. But I do want to, I do want to say to everybody listening, especially the people that are so, you know, hurt by my words and obviously Brandon's words. Let's just say that's, that's obvious. 4:50 and I'm like halfway or I'm probably like 75 percent, 80% of the way through. I'm like, I wonder where the other one is. It's like 4:59 I, I, I really do. I'm sorry, you know, I, I, I, I, I know that Brandon would never apologize for anything he does anything he says. And that's who he is. But I'm not out here to hurt feelings or upset people or say things that are going to be mean or derogatory. 5:00 PM at New Realm Brewing with the headline sponsor being the Mad Dog, Manny Aurora with the Aurora Law Firm. They're headlining this whole thing, man. All right, like I said, I told you before, if you got a law question or you got any trouble, give Manny a call first. 5:15 It's, it's about we use this platform to talk about situations, whether they're current events, funny situations, whatever. But I am in a situation where I think, you know, that's going to change a little bit with me because I need to protect the people that I care about. 5:32 I need to protect the people that I love. And you know, it's not going to change the show, right? I mean, Brandon's still going to be Brandon and I'm still going to talk and and, you know, give you guys some funny stuff, whatever, but it's going to be a much more limited pond that I fish out of, if I may, just because I don't want to offend anybody. 5:50 I'm I'm I'm tired of, you know, it, it all started and I'm not trying to go in the history, but it all started a year and a half ago with this stupid lawsuit in Michigan. And I realized very quickly that, you know, I could talk about certain things, but I can't talk about that. You know, you can't talk about the lawsuit. 6:00, so she's used to 9 hours and she very rarely takes breaks, but she said she kills it. 6:00, so she's used to 9 hours and she very rarely takes breaks, but she said she kills it. But she said, dude, if I wasn't giving up 50%, imagine how much I would make. And that's when it just hit me epiphany, I'm going this, we got to do this. 6:06 And it turned into a, a lawyer looking at me saying the things you say on that show are going to make you lose this lawsuit. And I remember that was like my first like wake up call going like real dude. Like I got like, I got that much reach, you know, like I like, Dang, I didn't know I had that kind of rule. 6:23 That's awesome. No, it's not awesome. So 'cause you know, when you're, when you're doing this and you're, you're talking 90% of the time me and Brandon are talking like we're just friends. This is just two dudes having a conversation that thousands of people are listening to. That's fine. But eventually you get to a point in a show or in anything you do in life, especially this when you're talking to numerous people, where you realize you may have thousands of people listening, but they're not all on your side and they're, and they're, and they're here to hurt you and, and this and that. 6:53 So I just, I just want to, again, I just want to say as we, as I turn over a new chapter in this show, which I will be turning over a new chapter of the show, I want to say thank you to all the people that have allowed me or encouraged me or asked me to talk about certain situations. 7:10 And thank you for that. And I really do appreciate it. I'm going to change where I draw that information from. I'm going to change everything about the things I discussed because I don't want to hurt people and I don't want to deal with stress and drama and any of that. 7:28 So that is it. So just so you guys aren't like what is going on? I just wanted to kind of throw that out there. That's really all I'm going to say. I don't want to get into any details that are going to get anybody upset, but you know, life goes on, man. We're going to have fun. We're going to have fun on the show and this is going to be, this is going to be, it's going to be fine. 7:46 We're going to move on. 7:48 Speaker 2 I really do feel for Chuck on the situation and I'm pissed off too and I want to say some things but I can't 'cause it's going to hurt Chuck more. These these people have found a way to restrict me a little bit, all right, But I swear to God, if I just happen to do an episode by myself, all right, that's 30 minutes long and Chuck's not on it, that might happen. 8:07 That might just fucking happen with everything that's going on after we talk to the Mad Dog. Of course, later on this episode, you're not going to get all the juicy details about everything, but we got to talk to him separately afterwards about it and figure it out. But I do know there. 8:18 Speaker 3 Is we're not, we're not, we're not talking, we're not talking about specifically about this situation. We got stuff to talk to him about, but not specifically about this situation because this situation is done. The situation is never being talked about again. OK, Yeah. 8:30 Speaker 2 I'm talking about yeah, yeah, yeah, You know, I mean, yeah. 8:32 Speaker 3 You scared me down. No, this everything's done. We're moving on. We're moving on. 8:36 Speaker 2 Yeah, all fair, all fair. 8:38 Chuck's 'FU Money' Goal and Brandon's Solo Podcast Idea But I know there's a number there. What is the number that we need to be bringing in a month for you to express your opinions how I do? 8:47 Speaker 3 For me, for me to, you know, you know, there's no saying for that. You know, the FU money, right? Like you, you, you just have, you have a certain. It's funny because I think if you'd have asked me 20 years ago before, before I had had, you know, before I had selflessly served my country for 27 years, right? 9:00 to 9:07 Not that that gets me any leeway or I can actually speak freely. But before I did that, I would say the amount that I would need to make a month just to be like whatever, right? Like walk into my kids school and walk up to the principal. Be like, you're an idiot. Not, not that I say that, but I think my principal, the principal's very nice. 9:25 Sweet. By the way. 9:25 Sweet. By the way. I'm just, that was just an example. God, see, I'm already I, I, I can't, I can't even use analogies anymore. But no, like for me just to walk into a situation, be like, whatever I would say back then, it would be like $1,000,000 a month now. 9:41 Yeah. But back then, back then, back then, now, now my life's changed. Now my life is in a situation where I know with my military retirement and all that stuff, like I know how much I need to survive. I would honestly be free to do whatever I want in life if I had no like 20 grand, 20 grand a month. 10:03 Speaker 2 OK. Yeah. OK. Yeah, that's convenient for sure. But I would say we'll see. The problem is right now though is like the people that are fucking with you, it's not your money wise, it's like other like they don't pay you anything. So that's the problem. So you would still. 10:17 Speaker 3 Be no, no, no, they're not messing. Nobody's, we're not talking about this. Nobody's messing with me. Nobody's messing with me. It's just, it's just I've hurt. I've hurt people and I apologize. That's it. I've hurt people and I apologize and I just want to make sure everybody knows that I've hurt people. 10:30 Speaker 2 I apologize. You heard that. 10:30 Speaker 2 I apologize. You heard that. You give Chuck 20 grand, he'll spill all the beans. He'll tell you. Yeah. 10:34 Speaker 3 Right. No, no, no, I won't. No, it's done. It's under lock and key. We're done. We're moving on. So that's it. 10:42 Speaker 2 This is, this is real weird, but at first I thought you were breaking up with me and I'm like, that's fucking sucks. I'm I don't know what the fuck to do, but I appreciate you doing it Before I wrap the entire bus with both our faces on it. That's yeah, I wrap the bus. Just going to be like, yeah, man, I love you, bro. 10:57 I just can't do the show. 10:58 Speaker 3 Anymore man, I'm like. 10:59 Speaker 2 Are you fucking kidding me? Crazy Mark's face on top of yours on the fucking billboard. 11:04 Speaker 3 But no, it'll be two of you, you'll just have two like you. And you looking at each other like this is a great show. 11:09 Speaker 2 I just have to film the show. Like I'll just do my, my that first and then I'll film again. Like wearing different clothes, Like just talking back and forth to myself. 11:17 Speaker 3 You have to use that weird camera that you used yesterday that was right up in your face. 11:20 Speaker 2 Yeah, that'd be a crazy concept. I bet my brain would explode. But that'd be a wild podcast. You imagine doing a show where you just talk to yourself like you just recorded you. I don't even know how you would do it. I guess you would have to record you saying all the stuff you wanted to say and then do a separate video responding to yourself, but with the rebuttals. 11:39 And then you'd have to go back and do rebuttals. So you'd have to record yourself four times to get it where it would be like proper. 11:46 Speaker 3 Well, a lot of people do that with Tik Toks and stuff, 'cause I don't like Mark Paul. He's that guy that does, he does like baseball Tik Toks, like whatever. He does that all the time where he's like a female. He'll wear like, you know, like a towel on his head. He'll be like, Oh my gosh, did you hear about the cup? And then it'll go to him or it'll go to another woman. 12:00 to 12:02 And but I mean, that's only a minute. And I bet you it takes him every bit of an hour to film that. And so, yeah, doing an hour podcast would be a brutal, brutal. 12:13 Speaker 2 But it'd be fucking hilarious. Like I would start saying something and then the other me would come in. But now fuck that. That's bullshit. They're like wait and this is the same guy and this like ideas. They still the same ideas, but it gets fucking. 12:24 Speaker 3 Crazy. 12:25 From Tattoo Shop TikToker to a Mobile Tattoo Studio Bus I got to I got to tell you, dude, the funniest thing. So yesterday I went and got my tattoos right and. 12:29 Speaker 2 Yeah, how's that look? 12:30 Speaker 3 It's good. I just got, I got, I got This is the only one you can really see because the other ones are up here and on my back of my arm. And then I, I did, I'd get for Megan is. 12:38 Speaker 2 That is that O. 12:40 Speaker 3 O's Orioles for the Orioles. Yeah, Megan's a huge. We met an Orioles game and it was so funny because I guess I told the tack the tattoo lady like a month or two ago. I said, hey, I want an English, an old English D for Detroit, and I'm going to put that on the inside of my arm. 12:55 I forgot about it. And so I get there and she has it printed out and I was like, oh God, yeah, I don't want that. And she's like, what happened? I said I hate the Tigers now. So this worked out that I didn't get this done before that game or I would have lost my mind. 13:06 Speaker 2 That's my problem with tattoos. Also. Could you imagine if you got this like 3 weeks ago or 4 weeks ago and then you had the game and that happened? I mean that you would have been so pissed. I mean, you probably either pursued action against the Detroit Tigers or you would have like started getting it laser removed. I don't know what would have been cheaper or easier to do. 13:23 Speaker 3 I would have got it covered up for sure 'cause I, I was so mad. But I mean, with the Orioles, I'm safe because, like I said, I met Megan at an Orioles game. She loves the Orioles. We have, we have, we have a lot of history with the Orioles. I mean, we go and see Orioles games all the time, every year. We try to. So I'm OK with that. It's fine. I just hate the fact that I got the O right here. 13:40 And who's the most famous Baltimore Oriole in the history of the Baltimore Orioles? Nolan Ryan. Cal Ripken, Junior. 13:51 Speaker 2 Is that from Oh, that's the guy from Talladega Nights, right? 13:54 Speaker 3 No, And you know what number he is? 8 Yeah, yeah. So, so then I see I get the OS and I go, Oh my God, Sydney's got #8 And so luckily I got her signature underneath it. But you know, when I go to an Orioles game and go like, heck yeah, man. 14:07 Speaker 2 This dude's a real. 14:08 Speaker 3 Fan he got Cal on his arm man. This is legit. I'm like, no dude, it's for. 14:13 Speaker 2 My daughter, they spelled his name wrong though it they got, they got too many letters. It says Sydney, not cow man farted, but he knows he's a fan. But I mean, you go to Oreos games, what, once every five years? 14:26 Speaker 3 Once every other year, but I when I when I got the tattoo, there was a Tik Toker that came in while I was doing the tattoo and I've never seen this in my life. Have you ever seen a Tik Toker in like in action? 14:38 Speaker 2 14:38 Speaker 2 Oh, he's talking about where they're like filming. Like, hey guys, I'm here in the studio. We got this fucking old bald guy getting. 14:44 Speaker 3 I know I was like, can you not get me in? So she so she walks in and she goes, hey, what's up crew? Yeah, we're getting our Tik Toks today and all the tattoo artists are like, oh God, right. And so allegedly she does professional Tik Toks for this tattoo, tattoo spot. 15:01 And every few days or whatever, she comes in and she does a different TikTok and then that's part of their advertisement. And I, you know, at 1st I'm going, what makes sense? And the girl that's tattooing me goes, Oh God, this is, this is, this is so brutal. It's so brutal. I go, why? And she goes, she always wants us to do this stupid stuff. 15:16 So all of a sudden I'm getting the tattoo and she walks over and she tells the girl she's like, Hey, would you mind? And the tattoo artist, I'm, I'm busy, I'm tattooing, right? So the guy next to us, he's a, he's a tattoo artist. He's just chilling. And she goes, excuse me? He goes, oh God. And she goes, she goes, what I need you to do is I need you just to shake the ink in the bottle. 15:38 And he goes, what? She goes, just shake the ink in the bottle. Just stand there and shake it. And he goes, OK, so he's sitting there and he's like shaking the ink in the bottle. And she goes, awesome, Now I need you to turn around and just shake your butt. Just shake your butt a lot. And so this tattoo, this tattoo artist looks at me and he goes, dude, are you serious right now? 15:58 Like, I don't know. I don't know how to do that. And she goes, just shake it. So he turns around and he's like shaking his butt and she's videotaping it. And she goes, Oh my gosh, this is going to be the greatest TikTok you guys have ever seen. And so anyway, that's what she does. I've never seen it. She was there for an hour and a half doing Tik Toks. 16:15 Speaker 2 What I'm confused about though is all these tattoo artists are pissed off about it, but someone's got to be paying her. So does someone just own the building and they just like rent it out to like all these other private artists that they're just like, hey, you want to come to my studio and just tattoo in this bitch? 16:27 Speaker 3 Dude I've learned so much about tattoos and how to invest money in this. Like, I'm thinking about buying a studio and renting it out to tattoo art. You know how much money a tattoo artist gets when they're tattooing in the studio? Oh, they. 16:40 Speaker 2 Get paid a lot. It's like like 200 an hour, right? 16:42 Speaker 3 But it's 5050, so you get 50%. 16:45 Speaker 2 Out of the building, Yeah. Because tattoo artists are terrible with money. They just buy drugs and more tattoos. And I don't know if he knows they I've. I've never seen a rich or a well off tattoo artist. I've never, I mean. 16:57 Speaker 3 16:57 Speaker 3 But they make crazy money. I mean, I'm thinking. I mean, I don't know. 17:00 Speaker 2 What are they? 17:01 Speaker 3 Blowing it. Well, I know like my tattoo artist is very responsible. She was talking about how she's using the money she's saving to buy land. I think she's going to try to buy land in Cleveland or somewhere up up higher in Georgia. No, Cleveland, GA, but she was talking about how she's saving her money and she was talking about kind of how they get paid and and all this stuff. 17:17 And I'm going, man, this is a this is a cash cow. Well, then she tells me This is why I was thinking about you. She says, did you know there's a bus from North Carolina that drives down here once a month, parks out front and it's got all the needles, all the ink, everything and they just sell it out of the bus. 17:36 So you go in and then now they started selling machines and all this stuff. So this dude drives from North Carolina, hits all these tattoo shops and just walks in and goes, hey, I got the store right out front because she said everything they get they have to order online, but they always need more ink, they always need more needles. 17:52 So she said, dude, every time that truck gets here, I drop $500 easy. And every time they come here, I almost buy a new machine. I'm going, this is genius. Like we could actually make the daily Dosho buzz a tattoo inventory bus. 18:06 Speaker 2 Yeah, see, I wasn't thinking about that. I was thinking more of like a mobile tattoo studio where you just kind of pull up on location, like at a bar or something and just, I want the tattoos Now we got to find someone that aren't, you know, they don't have a lot of, you know, they're not a tattoo perfectionist, like when it comes to like the morals and ethics because you're not supposed to tattoo a drunk person, right? 18:23 Speaker 3 Oh, yeah, so. So she said that whenever you have somebody come, comes in hammered, they always say, Oh yeah, the minimum for a tattoo is $200, right. And then the, the drunk person's like, I just wanted the $20 one, right? And then they leave. She said, because you never tell them no because they always want to fight. 18:39 Now I did float the option to her. I said, what if we put a tattoo studio in the bus where you could do mobile tattoos and we only took 20%, really took 85%. No, no, I said, but would you do it? 18:54 And she goes, dude, I would, I would totally do that. I would totally travel with you guys. And every time you guys do an event, we we can do tattoos like. 19:01 Speaker 2 This kind of tattoos. 19:02 Speaker 3 Not discounted, marked up. I mean, dude, you're getting that tattoo on the daily Doe Show bus. But our tattoo artist. 19:09 Speaker 2 How many kids you do like? I feel like we could, we could do like art. We're just doing like 2 by two squares. Very simple, $50 a piece. You know, we get like fucking ten of them in a day. 19:17 Speaker 3 She's not. She's not going to do $50 tattoos, but she'd do $100 tattoo and it would take her an hour, maybe 45 minutes. 19:24 Speaker 2 All right, so we just got her in the bus for 18 hours a day. 19:27 Speaker 3 Now, Yeah, well, she does. She's at the tattoo shop from 19:42 We got to put a tattoo spot in the bus and that we do these events. We have tattoo artists, good tattoo artists to come out and people can get, you know, a tattoo. And if you get a daily Doe Show tattoo, we'll pay for it. 19:55 Speaker 2 Oh yeah, look at that. And then we just tell her we don't pay her nothing. Be like, we'll just give you. 20:00 Speaker 3 Like, what's my tab? Well, I've done 37 daily Doe Show tattoos, so your tab's $3700. I'm like, yeah, man, we'll get you. We'll get you back on that, you know. 20:08 Speaker 2 We'll buy your needles, but drop a zero. We got you. But no, yeah, I mean, that that's the idea with the bus is to be able to make them, like, modular, right? Where you can just, like, move it around for whatever event we need. But then I started realizing that I'm going to need a space to keep all, like, the couches and stuff. Like, if we start doing that where we swap it in and out, I can't keep it August's shop because it's going to be covered in metal dust. 20:28 Can't keep it at my dad's shop. It's going to be covered in oil and diesel fluid and fucking wood chips. What? 20:33 Speaker 3 Are you talking about the bus will be the the couch will be on the bus? 20:37 Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, but I'm talking about like modular, like where you can like, like if I don't know if someone needed it for a, for like a, a kids gaming party or something. I think your wife mentioned that or something on the Facebook. You could, you could change it up a little bit and put some more TV's up on the wall, you know, make it quick to put it up and you got the gaming consoles. 20:53 Then you get like 4 gaming consoles going on at the same time instead of just one. 20:57 Speaker 3 I say we just leave it the way it is, man. We just we just make it the way we want it and keep it that way forever. 21:03 Speaker 2 Yeah. I mean, we can do that too. Yeah. You talking about the big one? I mean the small one for sure. Yeah, that's what we're going to do. I mean, I'm just going to pile it out. But the big one, I mean, we could always change it up a little bit if we need to, like put a bar in there if we're going to do like a bar party or what. 21:14 Speaker 3 You know who does that? 21:16 Speaker 2 US. 21:17 Speaker 3 Nobody. Yeah, nobody. Not even like. 21:19 Speaker 2 Nobody buys fucking buses and wraps them in fucking jihads and drives them down the road and make some party buses. 21:24 Speaker 3 Selective soul doesn't do that. Like they got their they got their tour bus, their tour bus, tour bus, but you make it tour bus the way you want it. We make it our way and then boom, we got it. We got to put, you know, bunk beds, couch, gaming system, recording studio and maybe a dance floor. 21:40 Oh, A. 21:41 Speaker 2 Stripper pole, yeah, we get a strip. We got to have a on, we got to have a a payroll. 21:44 Speaker 3 Why? Why would we have a strip? Why would we have a stripper pole? 21:48 Speaker 2 For a stripper, we'll have a stripper on payroll just to up up the mood. We're not going to fuck her. I mean, you know, I might, but we're just, you know, we're just. 21:54 Speaker 3 I will never be allowed on the bus. 21:56 Speaker 2 Why *** won't place you on there with a stripper? 21:58 Speaker 3 No. Are you kidding me? 22:00 Speaker 2 Oh, the stripper's gay. 22:01 Speaker 3 No, that's not it's not going to help. I get the only like you want Megan to let me on this bus, you got to have like, I don't know, cornhole, maybe some darts, you know, some like crazy stuff, right, You know? 22:12 Speaker 2 Freaking some Chinese finger trash to play with in the it's. 22:16 Speaker 3 Like we got what's, you know, So we'll have, it'll be a rotating desk and stuff. So when Megan gets on, like all the tables will flip over, Everything will change. We'll have like a chess board set up that's like being used, right? All the pieces are glued down. She won't know, but like it'll look like the chess board's being used. 22:31 We'll have a backgammon table and then the cornhole boards and all that stuff. 22:31 We'll have a backgammon table and then the cornhole boards and all that stuff. And then that'll be the Chuck bus, right? And then when I'm not on it, Brandon pushes a button. It's just Brandon, you know, And it's like the stripper hole comes up. This disco ball drops as I was like bound out like the shag carpet just pops up on top of the hardwood floors. 22:50 Speaker 2 That was hilarious. Like you drive it, you just got a button and it's just like Chuck mode, you know, it's all family friendly and everything. You know, of course you got the horror porn on the TV for the kids and then you got, you know, then you flip it. Yeah. Then I got like, you know, bunch of bunch of all the drugs come out and everything like that, all the alcohol you're. 23:07 Speaker 3 Like we're driving down the road and Carter's like, what's this button? I'm like, Nah, he pushes it. And it's like. 23:13 Speaker 2 Strippers come out, they're just inside the bus somewhere. They just live there, but no speaking that since we're talking about it, the bus situation, it's going quite well. 23:23 Getting the First Bus Running: Repairs, AutoZone Woes, and Test Drive So I've got the first one cleaned up on the outside. I did a a first spray that took about 3 hours to do a foam candidate sprayed it. All I had was a 0° nozzle, but I feel like that's probably what I needed to really scrape away the the gunk on there. But everything turned out well. And while I was cleaning that at deaf August shop, the the new one showed up. 23:43 So I got some pictures here. Let me go ahead and get these bitches pulled up. Uh oh. I didn't do one at a time. 23:50 Speaker 3 So how did the other one clean up? 23:50 Speaker 3 So how did the other one clean up? Oh is that? Oh my gosh dude, that is clean. 23:57 Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah. So, yeah, you can compare it kind of the other bus right here. It's still still kind of dirty and grimy. And that's the new one. Yeah, that's the OR the the first one. So that bitch has cleaned up. It's good to go. It fired right up when I started it up today again. Oh, wait, We haven't even talked about the upgrades on it because we recorded before I did anything on it. 24:15 My bad. Don't ever say upgrades again. Upgrade the upgrade. So yesterday's show, yeah, we recorded it earlier. I forgot about that. We did that at 24:32 Me and old Jutton got that thing in. I put the actual thing in. Then I had him help me Jack the tank up and get it lined up and get that thing bolted in. So we got that. And then I go underneath the truck and I turn the fuel pump on, you know, with the key and I'm underneath of it making sure it's working, spitting out fuel, it's working. 24:48 Oh hell yeah. And then I go to put in the fucking the fuel filter, right? 24:48 Oh hell yeah. And then I go to put in the fucking the fuel filter, right? I pull it out-of-the-box. The thing fucking massive. It's not even the right fucking size. I'm so pissed at this point at AutoZone. Like I'm literally just one piece away right here plugging 2 hoses in and the bitch is going to fire up. 25:04 I just know it. But it was wrong. So I had to go up to fucking AutoZone and AutoZone, You know, I, I've, I was using y'all the past couple of weeks for the oil for the truck and the shit for the bus and whatnot. But I think, I think y'all are retarded because I don't understand how your system works or anything up there. It's still from like 2003. 25:21 So I go in there, right? I, I bring back the fuel filter. I'm like, hey, I got this the other day. I actually bought it from you. It was the same guy. He's like, I see a lot of people. I'm like, all right, well, I only saw you, so I know it was you. And he's like, you know, he's got an accent and everything. I'm like, oh, Jesus Christ. 25:37 So I tell him he's like, do you have the receipt? And he's he's standing there next to a guy that's training, right? And that's always the worst. I'm like, what the fuck, You know, I'm like the Guinea pig right here. And he asked if I had the receipt. I'm like, I don't think so, man. But I put my number in, you know, so you can just check it with my number. 25:53 And the dude did it where I could hear it, obviously, but he just wanted to be a Dick. And he leans over to the other guy in the training site. All right, So if they come in and they're returning it and it's not on warranty, they've got to have a receipt or we're not going to be able to do anything with it. We can't do anything at all if they don't have a receipt. 26:09 I'm saying that my all right, dude let me go check the truck. So I went out there and I found the fucking receipt all crumbled up in the truck, brought it back in and and he does everything and then he's like, all right, do you have the card that you used to buy it? I'm like, yeah, I got the card. And he leans over to the guys like, they have the receipt, but they don't have the card. 26:27 There's nothing we can do about it. 26:30 Speaker 3 What the? 26:30 Speaker 2 Fuck kind of operation are y'all running here? 26:33 Speaker 3 If they if they look like this guy and they're wearing a Braves hat, you got to speak really slow to them because they're probably stupid. 26:42 Speaker 2 That's the kind of how it went, but with a Mexican accent. I don't know why I didn't do the accent, but probably because I'm I'm all on edge this episode. I don't know who we're going to offend and get Chuck in trouble. So I'm just trying to be good just for this episode though. And then after we do all that, you know, it's a headache. 26:58 And then I'm like, all right, well, I need this one. I show them, I bring it to them and I set it down. And then he looks up the fuel filter. He's like, yeah man, it's this is the one that's saying is for that vehicle. I'm like, well look, dude, I'm telling you, I just took it off the fucking vehicle and this is the one. 27:14 And he's like, OK, and he looks it up, types in some part number off it or something. He's like, OK, so we don't have it. I'm like, all right, whatever, dude, I'm getting the fuck out of here. So I get out of there. I go up to O'reilly's. I'm in and out in 45 seconds, maybe a minute. I go in there, I hand to do the fuel filter and before I even you know, I start telling him like 2000, 1450 and he's looking at I'm like, or you can just pull a part number off of that. 27:37 I'm like that dude is smart. He's know what he's doing. He just look at it, tell there's a part number on it, pull it off of there. Then we can get it. Shows me my three options. I mean, give me the cheapest 1 because I'm going to change it again in a month, probably after we run all this bad fuel out and he goes and grabs it and we're good to go. 27:52 Checked out. Hop back in the truck with Jutton, head back to def August's shop. Load that bitch in there. Fires right up, baby, Fires right up. Sounded good, didn't it? Actually I got. 28:03 Speaker 3 To fuck this. I don't, I don't know if it sounded good. I know everybody that's watched the video, especially Mike, the mechanic. He calls me and he goes, hey, man, I think there's something wrong with the van. It's pretty loud. And I said, yeah, some, some somebody cut the catalytic converter out of it. 28:18 And he goes, oh, they're going to die. 28:18 And he goes, oh, they're going to die. And I said, no, they're smart enough to leave the door open. So apparently that doesn't kill them from carbon dioxide poisoning. And he goes, oh, I was wondering while the door was open, I was like, Oh my God. 28:30 Speaker 2 Yeah, he, I texted him, you know, after everything I was like, man, I appreciate the help. He's like that, that, that Ford sounds loud, man. I'm like, yeah, some crackhead stole the cat off it. And he goes lol sorry, ha ha ha ha. I'm like, did you steal the fuck it? 28:46 Speaker 3 Was. 28:46 Speaker 2 My, I thought maybe he was like, man, I went up here and checked these buses out for these idiots. I'm getting some money for it. I'm taking this cat. I I didn't see him do that. 28:53 Speaker 3 Dude, I called, I called Dean from Carpet Depot today because after he told me he was going to go to the bus to measure it for flooring, you know, he calls me and he goes, hey, I got good news and bad news. And I said, what's the, what's the good news? He goes, good news is I got to measure so I know exactly how much hard floor how we're pulling you at. It's OK. 29:08 What's the bad news? He goes. The bad news is you got a freight liner sled. I said, what does that mean? He goes, dude, the engine's gone. Somebody took the engine out of this. I said what? And so I said, dude, it's not funny. Like I'm not in the mood today, like, you know, I don't want to. I don't. Are you joking with me? 29:23 Are you serious? He goes, I'm I'm dead serious. I said, man, I'm not trying to like be that guy. But is this is this a joke I need to pass on to Brandon or is this for real? Because if you're for real right now, I'm heading to, I'm headed Dacula right now and, and I'm mad. And he's sitting there. He goes, he goes, I'm being serious, man. 29:41 I said, do you swear on your, the love of your wife? I don't know what to say. I just and he goes, he goes, man, why you got to do that, man? And I was like, Oh, thank God, thank God he loves his wife. And he can't lie like it was so I was in such a bad mood. And so anyway, I was going to tell I was going to pass the joke on to you, but my day quickly turned into the worst day of my life. 29:59 So I I didn't but. 30:02 Speaker 2 That that was a hard one to sell too. I mean you got to be very shifty to steal the whole engine. At that point, you'd probably just steal the whole thing. You bought my other brand new tires on the bat. We can tow it. Fucking crazy dude. That's awesome. So I do have the video here. Let me go ahead and pull that up for you of this is the first ride in the bus. 30:19 So we're at Def August's shop. It's me and Jutting and Bradley from Bradley's in the Cadillacs in town. He was in town for a couple a day or so. So he's over there. He got to witness this. But This Is Us loading up in the bus and me driving it down the road. F Always down on the bus. 30:37 Like yeah, definitely need a fucking backup camera on. 30:44 Speaker 3 This day, Yeah, definitely need a backup. It sounds like a Harley. 31:03 Speaker 2 Hey. Oh yeah. 31:05 Speaker 3 Hey. Oh yeah. 31:25 Speaker 2 Yeah, it's, it's about it right there. Yeah, it's, it's it it honestly, it shifts great. And I don't feel any misfires. There's no check engine lights on or anything like that. So I think we got a, we got it running and going. We got a good deal on it. 31:37 Speaker 3 You should have put AVHS tape in there and saw and see if the the the VCR worked. 31:43 Speaker 2 The VCR, I don't know if it works, but the TV doesn't work. We turned it on and had static, so that's good. We got power. 31:50 Speaker 3 31:50 Speaker 3 Guarantee if you put AVCR tape in there, it's going to play. That's awesome. You might want to leave that. Maybe just put the big screen TV next to it. That way we can have like VHS tapes, a stack of them that we just play, you know, like Tango and Cash over the top. You know, just some cool ones. 32:05 Terminator. That'd be legit. 32:07 Speaker 2 Yeah, that'd be fun. That'd be, that'd be ideal. But yeah. So I was out there cleaning that one today, you know, everything's running and driving. Good to go. 32:14 The Big Bus Arrives: Budget, Titles, and RV Conversion Plans I started cleaning the day and while I was cleaning it, the big one showed up. The big one, baby. So I'd called the tow company this morning, checked in with Mallory. She's so nice up there at United Towing. If y'all need anything towed, I would tell you the prices. I don't know if I got a special price, but the prices were great and they were very helpful and they know what they're doing. 32:33 United Towing, I would recommend them 100%. But Mallory, I dealt with her. She was great. I'd called her this morning just to kind of check up on it. I'm like, hey, just got to check it in, see when we're getting the Freightliner, you know, you know, no big deal. You know, it's I'm kind of on your schedule because I have no earthly fucking way, any other way to get this thing home. 32:52 And she told me she's like, hey, we can get it there Friday morning. We got a driver dedicated just for that to get it out there. So I'm like, all right, sweet, awesome. And then I get even better news about 33:07 He's gonna be able to bring it down today. Like no fucking way. 33:11 Speaker 3 So were you there when it got there? 33:13 Speaker 2 I was, I got a picture. I'm gonna show it here in a minute and I was 20 plus the 33:29 I'm like, Oh my God, that's where we are so. 33:32 Speaker 3 Close. 33:32 Speaker 2 So he he arrived. We now have of possession of the large bus as well. This is him bringing it down. 33:43 Speaker 3 Oh my gosh, he towed it all the way like that. 33:47 Speaker 2 Yeah, brand new tires on it though. He had to take the drive shaft. He had to disconnect the drive shaft from the back axle though, since we didn't have the key because he couldn't put it in neutral. I would have just fucked the transmission, so. But yeah, it went good and I was over there cleaning the the 450 while he was on loading it and I had to pay him and yeah, and def always comes up to me. 34:06 He's like, dude, they got Spy Kids too in the VCR. I'm like, you want to watch it or something? 34:11 Speaker 3 He's like, yeah, I'm like, why don't I? 34:12 Speaker 2 Need batteries, bud, but we'll watch it as soon as I get batteries and he's like, OK, all right. 34:16 Speaker 3 How did he know they had Spy Kids too? 34:19 Speaker 2 It the cassette was sitting right there on top of it, I didn't hate. So we now have possession of this large bus as well. I can't believe it. I'm so happy we got both of them down here. Very happy. My wallet is not, but we got it here. 34:35 We got it and it's it's rocking and rolling. So let's just do a little budget crunch right now, kind of where we're at. We're going. 34:41 Speaker 3 To do this every time. 34:43 Speaker 2 We ain't got you got to keep a running total kind of of what's what we got. So let's just go and start off. So the tires for the big bus $2000, it's actually like 2053, but we'll call it 2000. Tow for the big bus 925 dollars. 35:01 Speaker 3 OK all. 35:02 Speaker 2 Right tow for the E450800. 35:06 Speaker 3 OK. 35:07 Speaker 2 All right, let's see $500 in battery oil and filters. 35:14 Speaker 3 OK. 35:15 Speaker 2 And that includes the fuel pump too, actually. OK, so that's all the money I spent so far. So that's. 35:22 Speaker 3 $4600. 35:24 Speaker 2 4225 dollars minus the 800 that O'Neill gave us for the carport, so we're at 3425 dollars. 35:34 Speaker 3 Not we, because I spent 1000. 35:37 Speaker 2 OK. So I'm at 30 four, 3425, you're at 1000. 35:41 Speaker 3 Yeah. So 4300 bucks is what we're in this thing for. 4400 bucks, that's OK. 35:45 Speaker 2 That's pretty good. 35:46 Speaker 3 Now you just got to clean them up, get all the graphics off of them, get them ready for flooring, which is all free. 35:52 Speaker 2 I have some more more cost right here. All right, so I paid $50 today to get the titles in my name for both of them. Nothing. That's just the titles, all right? We're not even getting into registration or tags yet. Oh my God. I got a quote today for the tires on the 450 is going to be $765 put on. 36:14 That's fucking crazy, right? I feel like I got raped on the other ones, but we won't talk about me getting raped. No one wants to hear that. All right, so now we're at, I'm at 4240 once I get tires on the other one. 36:26 Speaker 3 Yeah, and I'm in 1000, so 5 grand and. 36:29 Speaker 2 All right, all right. Hold on, hold on for the for the for the other bus, I know I'm gonna need 22 batteries. That takes 2 batteries on that one oil filter, air filter, everything like that. So I'm gonna go ahead and assume that's also another $500.00 for a set 47. 36:47 Four thousand $404,740 is where I'm at. Plus you're 1000, so we're almost 6 grand for two buses that'll be running and driving. That's really not that bad. 36:58 Speaker 3 It's it's really, really good and they're going to be clean free. All the decals are going to be taking off of it free. 37:04 Speaker 2 And that's like 8 hours of my work. 37:06 Speaker 3 Still free the flooring. Thank you. Dean at Carpet Depot. If you guys need anything, go to Carpet Depot in the Snellville location. Our guy Dean will help you out. He's going to be taking care of the flooring for us, which is huge. And then of course, all the stuff getting like stripped out of there. 37:21 Free Brandon and Def August will do that. And then the wraps, I think we're going to be able to pull this off. So we're going to have the wraps printed. We need a wrap install. Guy Brandon's going to be calling around to see if you got somebody can install it. We can get the wrap. I think we get the wrap for cost, but we need an installer. 37:39 I mean, I asked Brandon, I asked Brandon if he thinks he could do it and he said no. Well. 37:43 Speaker 2 I was thinking about it. I was thinking like maybe just have Paul just print me like the hood piece. Like let me try the hood. Let me see if I fuck the hood up or not. 37:50 Speaker 3 You know you're going to. This is going to be so bad. 37:53 Speaker 2 I think it's just, I mean I've done tint before and I've success or let me say that I've successfully done tint twice, so 8 windows total. I don't know if it's much different than tint, but if it's about the same I think I got it. 38:06 Speaker 3 All right, I'll have him print you the hood on the on the big on the big van. No, not the big 10, not the big the van. Yeah, the van. I'll have him print the hood and we'll see what you can do. But if we can do this ourself, that's it. The rest of the stuff, all the furniture and stuff. Goodwill, baby, Goodwill and bolts. 38:23 I mean, this is going to be not we, you know what I mean? Not goodwill, but good stuff, used stuff that we can get at a discount that we can bolt down. I mean, we got it. 38:31 Speaker 2 Well, they've got to be black leather quilted couches. 38:36 Speaker 3 What? 38:37 Speaker 2 They've got to be black leather, quilted couches, got to have that. Why? 38:39 Speaker 3 Are they going to be quilted? 38:41 Speaker 2 Because it just screams fucking perfection. 38:44 Speaker 3 See. 38:46 Speaker 2 I, I don't, I, the couches are fine. I'll handle the couches, don't worry about that. But but we got to figure out right now, so I went up the tag office. OK, right. And there's, there's, there's like fucking three things you need to drive a vehicle besides it running insurance to drive it legally. Insurance tag and registration. 39:02 So I went up the day I gave, I gave them a paperwork. We've got the tags or, or the titles are now in my name. They're sending me the titles. Problem is, I thought you got tags first, then you got insurance. Apparently you're supposed to get insurance 1st and then you get tags. So I went up there, I'm talking to the lady. 39:18 We're doing everything for the 450. The tag's only going to be it's going to be normal, like 20 bucks, right? That's what she said, like the normal vehicle tag in Georgia. Now for the other one, the big bus, since what it is right now, it's going to be 425 a year just for the tag. Why? 39:33 Because it's a bus now. I asked her. I said, let's just say we were going to convert this thing to an RV. How much would the tag be? She's like, oh, $20. 39:44 Speaker 3 They just just don't even get the tag yet, yeah. 39:46 Speaker 2 Yeah. So that's what I'm gonna do. I think that. So we can just go obviously put that $400.00 towards something. And then I'm asking her. I'm like, all right, So what classifieds it as an RV versus a bus? And then now we got 3 ladies involved, all right? Now they're all working together to figure out what it is. She gave me a piece of paper, but essentially it's like you can't have any of the bus lights on the outside, which I think what they mean by that is. 40:07 Like none of the flashing lights, like if you're stopping and their kids on it, which I don't think that one has it anyway. It needs like a bed and plumbing. So I think all we need technically is just like a little cot and like a 5 gallon bucket on the roof with a hole drilled on with a. 40:22 Speaker 3 Water line. 40:24 Speaker 2 Just be like, yeah, officer got it right here. And I asked him, I'm like, so do I need to bring the bus up here and y'all inspect it or do I need to call a cop out and he inspects it? Because I know that's what you do. When you got to get a VIN put on a trailer like a boat trailer or a homemade 1, they're like Nah, it's just your word but you get pulled over and you got the wrong tag, you're fucked. 40:44 Speaker 3 We'll be OK. 40:44 Speaker 3 We'll be OK. Just get an RV. Dude. Get an RV. It'll be we'll make it an RVI mean we want it to be nice anyway. Now now you should have asked them how much is a boat registration. 40:54 Speaker 2 No, they don't do boat registration there. 40:56 Speaker 3 Oh, that's the. 40:57 Speaker 2 DNR if. 40:57 Speaker 3 It's cheaper, make it a boat well. 40:59 Speaker 2 That's what I'm saying. It's like what what technically would be like. Is there something is there such as like a self-propelled homemade trailer, you know? 41:11 Speaker 3 Like what? What do you have? I have a trailer with an engine. You know it's a trailer with an engine. 41:15 Speaker 2 Technically, yeah, trailer is a trailer pull behind, but it's got an engine on it. And I was thinking like, we could just like Weld like the front half of like a Honda Accord to the front of it and just be like, no, I think it's pulling it, man. But yeah, so that's going well. That's, that's where we're at now. 41:31 My insurance lady, I don't know if she died or if they just don't handle buses, but I've been getting very limited communication with her. And last time I talked to her was like 3 weeks ago. She's like, let me know if any of your friends need insurance. I'm like, OK, we'll do. Oh, I'm letting you know now I need 2 fucking buses and she don't want to do it. 41:46 So I don't know what's going on with that. I tried to do it online through the Allstate app and it said please chat with us now. And it said reason be equal outside expected weight range. So I was chatting with them and I got side. I got distracted, sidetracked on the front porch and I forgot I was chatting with the guy so I I lost access. 42:05 Speaker 3 To this What were you doing on the front porch? 42:08 Speaker 2 Drinking beer, talking been a long. 42:10 Speaker 3 Day, man. 42:11 Speaker 2 Been a long day, dude. It's I was fucking out there dealing with irrigation all this morning and then fucking with buses. I literally watched that bus for three hours. That was a long time. OK. But yeah, so bus situations going wait, going great. 42:22 Mad Dog Manny Aurora Joins, Discusses Buses and Office Studio Space I cannot wait for this person to get on our bus though. And that is the Mad Dog. Manny Aurora, how you doing down there, baby? 42:30 Speaker 4 I'm doing OK Whose background picture is that messy front yard? 42:35 Speaker 3 Where Brandon's That's Brandon's front yard after Christmas. 42:38 Speaker 2 Oh, oh, no, I wish. Yeah, no, we hadn't had a party like that in a long time. I wish it was Michael. Germany got that for us. But yeah, Bud Light cans, Solo cups, Christmas tree. We're still going hard since Christmas. Have you heard anything about our bus situation? 42:55 Speaker 4 I saw your thing on social media where you have the two buses that you bought that you're renovating that go across the country and and stuff. You and the transportation secretary can do your own reality shows now. 43:08 Speaker 3 Yeah, look at that. 43:09 Speaker 4 Across the country. 43:10 Speaker 2 Yeah, so we got this one right here. I got that bitch cleaned up. That bitch is running the the smaller one in front and then the one in the back just came today. So we got to get that, get that bitch clean and running as well and then we get to get them on the road. I already know you're, you're welcome. 43:25 You're more than welcome to hop on the bus. Mandy, when are you going to join us on this bus trip? If we go somewhere, they're going to be nice. Now we have nice couches and nice tables, nice TV's. The, the ACI know works in the first one. The second one, I imagine it will because the smaller one has 52,000 miles and the bigger one has 25,000. 43:42 So I think we got some valuable assets here for the Daily Dose Show. 43:47 Speaker 4 I'm in for the big bus because that makes me feel like a music star that's just cruising on one of those Kenny Rogers buses. The smaller 1 looks like one of those senior assisted living place buses, You know, that's just kind of moving around. Yeah, but. 44:00 Speaker 2 44:00 Speaker 2 It's going to be cool in there. We're going to have strippers and everything and. 44:03 Speaker 3 No, we're not. No, we're not. We're going to have. 44:05 Speaker 1 We're going to have. 44:06 Speaker 2 Chucks there we're. 44:07 Speaker 3 Going to have chess boards and backgammon. 44:11 Speaker 4 OK, how about just a big TV with the NFL Network so we can watch some games as we go? 44:16 Speaker 2 Oh, of course, yeah, we have star link on the roof. I already got the star link. So we'll wire that guy up We'll be we get to go anywhere across the country. But next time you have a a case Manny in like another state, don't even worry about lying dude, we got you. We'll just drive you wherever you. 44:30 Speaker 4 Go fix it up quick because I got to get to Arkansas for a murder case. 44:33 Speaker 3 Pretty much could you imagine Manny, he's, he comes out of court, right? There's a verdict that either goes his way or doesn't go his way. And they're like, and he's standing, he just happens to be standing in front of the Daily Dose Show bus, right? He's getting ready to get on the bus and they go, Mr. Aurora, Mr. Aurora, we have some questions for you. 44:49 And Manny goes, I'll only take a few. And the whole sound bite is Manny standing in front of our bus with the huge billboard behind him. And then eventually they ask maybe one question about the trial and then they go, could you please explain the bus you're getting on? And Manny goes, Oh my God, I'm so sorry. 45:04 It's just no. 45:05 Speaker 4 Way to the Osama bust that you guys did the poster for. 45:09 Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, Wouldn't that be awesome? Y'all just like the whole law firm gets off that bus and just walks up in there and fucks him up and then comes back out and gets on the bus. Then we go to like, I don't know, like Dairy Queen or something. 45:19 Speaker 4 Yeah, that would be something. 45:24 Speaker 3 Before before we get into your case in Arkansas, because that's interesting. One more question, Big B. So me and me and Brandon were talking about we, you know, we got the buses now, which are going to be kind of our mobile studios, which is cool. We're going to be doing a lot of recording on the studio, the rolling studio. 45:40 But let's say we needed a place to really hang our hat, you know what I mean? Like we needed a studio and an office building. We've never been to your office but, and we've never seen Big B's office. But what is the probability of me and Brandon maybe recording in Big B's office once in a while? 45:58 Speaker 4 I think that'd be great. Come down the office, we got a huge parking lot. We've got a two-story building that we have. 46:03 Speaker 3 Yes, look at this. Do you? 46:06 Speaker 2 Do you happen to have a corner office that's open for us maybe? 46:10 Speaker 4 We can make it open. 46:11 Speaker 2 Yeah, see, look at that dude. 46:11 Speaker 2 Yeah, see, look at that dude. I told you that could be our new studio. We were like, we were talking about studio space the other day. I was like, I'm sure the bad dog will let us just move into the royal law firm 'cause I was like every time we see ATV Star, they always got that one room that's just like no one ever uses, like just stuff us in there. But the corner lot would be would be awesome. 46:27 We'll we'll set up in there. We'll record all the time. 46:30 Speaker 4 It doesn't do like this out of that office. 46:33 Speaker 2 We need. 46:34 Speaker 3 We're in the evidence room, Yeah, Brandon, Brandon said. He said he doesn't want to record in an enclosed room because he wants stuff to look at. 46:41 Speaker 2 Yeah, I want to be able to look at all the people on the street though. We just commentate on people walking by. 46:46 Speaker 4 We're in a very small St. Next to Chastain Park so you mostly just see a bunch of rich white parents in their cars taking little Johnny to baseball because God knows they can't walk there themselves anymore because we have to over parent them to death. 47:00 Speaker 2 Well, we could get Crazy Mark on the corner doing crazy St. bits and we can look at him like Crazy Marks down there. Oh, he's getting beat up by a woman. I got pepper sprayed. All right, we'll talk about our next episode. 47:10 Speaker 4 Yeah, we have a lot of second wives cruising around out there in really good shape, so they could probably take crazy Mark. 47:16 Speaker 3 That was funny. We just take crazy marks. 47:18 Speaker 2 47:18 Speaker 2 He just fighting, fighting mistresses out there. 47:22 Speaker 3 It's the part. 47:22 Speaker 4 Old neighborhood's got really nice houses around the park, so it's a lot of second wives because the people are just like, whoa. 47:28 Speaker 2 When you say second wives, you talk about like someone that's like cheating on their wife. They got a second wife, right? 47:33 Speaker 4 No, it's like you married your second wife, like you've gone younger and their entire job is to just look good. 47:39 Speaker 2 Oh, I got you. Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah, Chuck knows about that, but, well, he's on his third. So third time's the charm, right? 47:47 Speaker 3 3rd wives are way hotter, way hotter all. 47:52 Mad Dog Breaks Down Arkansas Murder Case and Police PIT Maneuvers Right. Well, Mad Dog, run at the Admiral coat. What's going on in Arkansas? You got a murder going on? Did someone murder the pig for the Razorbacks or what's happening? 47:58 Speaker 4 No, not anything quite that glamorous. So it's a fellow, his girlfriend and then two other ladies in the car. The cops say they blue lighted him for a window tint violation, which isn't true because it was a rental car. 48:14 Our client, not being the brightest bulb on the tree, has a probation warrant or something, I think. So he decides he's going to jet. He's from Tennessee, but he just happens to be on the Arkansas side because Tennessee borders are in Arkansas. And so they go through a high speed chase. 48:29 His girlfriend is actually calling 911 saying tell the cops to calm down, we're about to pull over. At that time. One of the cops zips past him and then does a PIT maneuver to the front of the truck, which you're not supposed to do. 48:45 You're supposed to do it from Mike because it's dangerous, right? Because all the way to the cars in the front. Car flips, one of the passengers dies and his girlfriend loses her arm. He's OK and the fourth person is OK, so they charged him with murder based on that. 49:00 And so the whole issue is going to be yes, he did wrong by fleeing from the police. Even though we know the whole window tint thing is something made-up there. Just pulling him over for no reason because the car didn't have a window. Didn't problem if you look at it. 49:17 And then if they overreact and don't follow protocol at a high rate of speed, because as you guys know, if you're above a certain speed in most all jurisdictions, you're supposed to break off the chase unless it's like you're chasing a murderer or a serial killer or something. Because innocent people could get hurt at high speeds because people wreck. 49:34 And not only did that happen, but then they rammed the guy in the front from the side, which causes the car to flip over, which seems pretty obvious as far as that goes. 49:46 Speaker 2 Yeah, so with the, with the chase laws, like, I, I know you know, GS, PS got a bad name around here. They, they they'll chase you to death, you know, they'll chase you to hell, is what they say. They'll take you all the way down. So is it just, is it as bad like that in Arkansas too? Or are we just like a fairy tale? And I thought, I thought it was up to jurisdictions, like if you want to chase them as fast and as far as you want to go, you can. 50:06 But is that not the case? 50:09 Speaker 4 Jurisdictions are different and so that's what we're working through in the Arkansas. But historically, you're not supposed to because of the danger involved unless there's a compelling need to do it. I mean, if somebody's doing this, they can stay to safe distance behind and they can call ahead to other cops. It's not like the person can escape, you know, on the highway or anyplace else. 50:29 But if you get into high speed chase where you're weaving in and out of traffic and things accidents happen and people get hurt, that's where you're not supposed to do it. So the question becomes, because the police arguably did the wrong PIT maneuver in the wrong place and flipped the car and caused it to crash, is the driver at fault for that? 50:48 Or is he at fault for running? You know, which you shouldn't have done. And then the cops overreacted or violated their own policies, which then led to a death. 51:00 Speaker 3 So, So what is the plea bargain on here? I mean, if I mean, obviously you don't want him to go down for murder. I I don't think he should go down for murder. He's not the one that. 51:09 Speaker 4 There's not going to be much of A plea 'cause this is something, a first impression criminally that you know, they're basically doing it so the clients won't sue the Police Department. To say you misreacted by blaming somebody else for the conduct and saying they had to do it, that makes no sense. If you're chasing a suspected armed robber or something like that, that's armed and dangerous. 51:28 Yeah, I understand you may have to do some stuff. There's some danger. But we started off their excuse was the window tint issue. I don't know why you would need to do a PIT maneuver on a window tint car necessarily, or why you couldn't stay a safe distance behind. It's not like the car is not going to run out of gas. 51:45 Or why not block the road off in the front, call ahead? There's a lot of different safer things they could do. And then the question becomes legally, but even morally for you, if you're doing wrong, but then the other side does something more wrong, which causes an issue, should you be on the hook. 52:03 And so, yeah, we're looking at potential life sentence. The plea offer I think right now is 40 years in prison, which is basically a life sentence. 52:10 Speaker 2 So let's say there's a case like this and you're going down the highway and the driver starts shooting back at the cops. And let's say the cops returned fire and they kill, you know, two people in the car that were not firing a gun. Who's at fault for that one? Is it because the cops had to return fire? 52:26 Now they're like so. 52:27 Speaker 4 It's your fault because now you're an immediate danger to everybody because you've got a gun and you're shooting that. That's an exception for it. My point is, if somebody ran a. 52:36 Speaker 2 The they weren't the ones that kill the person, the cops. 52:38 Speaker 4 It doesn't matter now. It's foreseeable. If you start shooting at the cops, there's going to be a serious danger and they're going to shoot back. And accidents happen in the Atlanta area some years ago, if you remember at the Wendy's restaurant, I guess there was a guy that was sort of passed out, was drunk. 52:54 The cops came up. You remember how there was a struggle and they chased him and they were talking about Tasers and the cops started shooting, shot him in the back. But some of the other bullets the cops were shooting hit a car, didn't thankfully kill anybody, but it put two or three bullet holes in the rear passenger side of a car where somebody was sitting in the drive through line. 53:13 And so the whole debate there was, it's a drunk guy that got up and ran. Why couldn't you just chase him until he got tired or you could tackle him? And the issue was, well, he was pointing back at us with a Taser because he'd already fought with this. You know, the Taser only works that one time until it recharges or whatever. 53:30 I don't know who he could have hurt. And had they shot and killed somebody, that would be an extreme example. But that would be police misconduct and the officers were investigated and eventually they weren't charged for killing the gentleman by shooting him in the back because they decided that a Taser could be a life threatening instrument. 53:53 And then if it's that's the case and why do all the cops use it and tase the shit out of people left and right, you know? 53:58 Speaker 2 Yeah, you know, talking about like Atlanta authorities and everything like that. I I saw there's a story going on maybe a couple weeks ago about GSP officers that are getting, you know, PIT maneuvering people and then they're claiming personal injury insurance and they're getting like 10 to $50,000 a claim. 54:16 I don't really understand how that's working. Do you understand how it's working? Maybe explain it to us what's going? 54:22 Speaker 4 On In most cases where they'll try to charge you with obstruction, they'll say, oh, I hurt my hand or I hurt my neck. It's just soft tissue injuries. You got to go find a good chiropractor build up your case just like Brandon would if you were in a car accident or in a fight with somebody. 54:37 And I don't know where the 10 to 50,000 comes from, but the numbers are vary but it's based on work workers compensation law or you threaten to sue the person, especially if they have money in Buckhead. We've had some clients that were threatened to be sued by the cops for, you know, struggling with them. Like they wouldn't just put their hands behind their back. 54:54 They twisted and they jerked and that hurt my shoulder. And you know, they get 2 weeks off from work. And I mean, just because you're a police officers make you any better than anybody else? We're all essentially the same. Ethics are generally the same. Should you be better? Absolutely. But everybody's in it for themselves and they're just trying to make a quick buck. 55:12 It's very common. 55:13 Speaker 2 2. 55:13 Speaker 4 People that they quote, they fought with. 55:15 Speaker 2 Yeah, I saw the GSP was doing like an internal investigation. They fired like 3 people I think for doing that, but from what I heard they were like literally pit maneuvering people and then they were going through their insurance or they were filing a claim for personal injury and they were getting like 10 to $50,000. 55:32 Speaker 4 I'm sure there's examples of that, but we've had plenty of cases where the cops are working security bars and stuff, beat the shit out of somebody and then they claimed they hurt their hand and make a lawsuit against them after just kicking the shit out of somebody for fun. 55:45 Chuck Contemplates Suing United Airlines Over Canceled Flights Fucking lawsuits, man. 55:47 Speaker 4 It's not a lawsuit issue. I mean, that's a it's a jury issue or it's up to the judges to say this is a bullshit case. 55:55 Speaker 3 Well, I mean, I got, I got Speaking of lawsuits, so I'm thinking about suing United Airlines and I don't know if you can tell me if I'm right or wrong here. So, you know, I had that book, that trip booked to Dubai in July. Obviously the war kicked off, blah, blah, blah. 56:11 I'm afraid to go to Dubai. So now all the airlines are canceling their flights to and from Dubai. So I had a layover in Frankfurt, Germany on the way to Dubai. And on the way back I get notification my flight's been cancelled to Dubai. So now I'm just stopping in Frankfurt. Couple weeks later I get another notification my flight from Dubai to Frankfurt is cancelled. 56:30 But I'm still flying to Frankfurt and back. And I said sweet, I'm going to plan my vacation around this. I leave in 54 days. So I called United today and I said, hey, just making sure I'm not going to get some special notification three days before that. Oh, you're going to Dubai now because the war's over. Because I'm like, look, dude, I got to book my hotels. 56:46 I got to cancel stuff. Can you verify that's going to happen? And the guy's like, and I recorded the whole thing for you just in case we have to do some like crazy stuff. So anyway, guy gets on. He goes, Sir, I just talked to United. They're going to cancel your flight completely. So they're going to refund you. 57:02 What are you talking about? I booked this thing like 3 months ago. I got a great deal on it. I just want to go to Frankfurt. I'm already booked in tickets for Frankfurt. And he said sorry, they're cancelling it because Dubai can't happen, but they're going to refund you. I might have said your name. I don't, I don't remember how it all went down. 57:18 It's all it's all. So I said, what if I said, what if if you cancel my flight, I have to buy new flights to Germany now, which as of today, if I do it, it's going to cost me like $5000. What if I don't do that and I give that $5000 to an attorney? 57:36 I might have said your name, I don't remember, but I said $5000 attorney. 57:36 I might have said your name, I don't remember, but I said $5000 attorney. And then he sues you for breach of contract. Because I bought these tickets expecting, right? Reasonably expecting that you're going to be able to honor the tickets to get me to Frankfurt because I wanted to spend that day in Frankfurt on the way there and that day on the way in Frankfurt on the way back. 57:53 So the guy goes, let me talk to my manager. Manager gets on blah blah blah. Hour and a half later, I'd record 3 times because it kept going. Your recording has exceeded the limit. Gets on, he goes, hey, I think United's going to honor the tickets to Frankfurt. 58:09 You know, I'll let you know tomorrow. So I got a call back. Do I have a lawsuit if they cancel it? 58:16 Speaker 4 If you look at the fine print on those tickets with all the waivers and stuff that you have, starting off a war and having no idea when it's going to end because there were missiles in the sky, you can say I don't care, I'm going to go. But, you know, a few hundred other people might have a misunderstanding of that kind of situation because you think about when Russia shot down the airliner by mistake. 58:38 Speaker 3 But I'm like. 58:39 Speaker 2 Yes, I'm he's still cool with going to Dubai. They'll let him, but. 58:42 Speaker 3 They're not going to let me, so I just want to go to Frankfurt now. I just want to go to Germany. I'll stop in Germany, That's fine. My tickets. 58:47 Speaker 4 Are off. So if you get a full refund, can you transition that money into a flight to Dubai or a flight to Frankfurt? Because arguably that should be cheaper because you're not going. 58:55 Speaker 3 That's what I thought. No, it's twice the price right now. Everything in Europe is like $2000. The. 59:00 Speaker 4 Gas prices have gone through the roof. 59:02 Speaker 3 So so everything. 59:03 Speaker 4 We've got is crazy so. 59:04 Speaker 3 Are you going to assume or not? 59:07 Speaker 4 Assume for what exactly you just want to go to Frankfurt. 59:10 Speaker 3 Yes, I just want to keep my tickets. 59:12 Speaker 2 Yeah, there you go. Have have the court date or have the court session in Frankfurt. So when you go to court, there you are, You're having vacation in Frankfurt. 59:18 Speaker 4 So did the guys say the flights are cancelled or not cancelled? 59:22 Speaker 3 They're not cancelled, they're trying to cancel mine because they know now that my tickets are worth 3 times what I paid and they want to just resell these seats because they're making a killing. But I got them for 600 bucks apiece. They're 1800 a piece now, so they're just trying to. 59:35 Speaker 4 Cancel. They say they cancel the flight. Is the whole flight cancelled? Otherwise you can get on the plane and just get off at Frankfurt, not come back. 59:41 Speaker 3 Yeah, but then they cancel your return flight, which that's my other option, right, Is I just keep my my first one. But the way they're playing this game, I'm scared they're just going to cancel my entire flight the day of and just not tell me. And this is part of the lawsuit, but I misspelled Carter's name on the ticket. 59:57 And that's that's really becoming an issue. OK, But we'll talk about that offline. But I just have you ever sued an airline? 1:00:05 Speaker 4 I haven't cause I've never been hired to sue it. Usually it's after an accident. 1:00:09 Speaker 3 But would you sue an airline? 1:00:11 Speaker 4 Sure. But I don't know how much this is going to be worth, But if they come back and say yeah, we'll give you your business class ticket Frankfurt, it's fine. Let's just wait and see. What did the manager say about calling back and figuring it out? I. 1:00:24 Speaker 3 Think he was just tired of me yelling at him like it got to the point where you could tell he was just like, Sir, I think we're good call me tomorrow. There's no way I'm going to get the same guy so that you know, he just, he just punted that football like I. 1:00:35 Speaker 4 Well, you should have asked him for the extension because they all have extensions. 1:00:38 Speaker 3 Oh so. 1:00:38 Speaker 4 Nice things with the name of the person. 1:00:40 Speaker 2 Well, you know, Chuck's dealing with this right here for his one situation, but you know, a couple weeks ago an entire airline shut down. So there's a shit ton of people dealing with this talking about Spirit and that's an absolute madhouse. So maybe kind of tie in a little bit like how a Spirit compared to Chuck's situation here, because I, I don't know how that's legal. 1:01:00 Are they going to be in a major lawsuit also? 1:01:03 Speaker 4 Well, I mean, if you can't afford to fly and you go bankrupt, I guess you have to cancel it at some point. And the problem is most of the people flying spirit can't really afford a lawyer so. 1:01:13 Speaker 3 Here we are when? 1:01:14 Speaker 4 Their flights cancel at 1:01:17 Speaker 3 Manny was going to say Manny's like, well, I would, I would love to have 50,000 people that want to get out of class action, but there's no way they're going to pay me so. 1:01:27 Speaker 4 And the airline has no money, so here we that's. 1:01:29 Speaker 2 What I said, I said, well, you know, at least Spirit was the one that dies. Like I thought maybe it's good that Spirit died because like people just got too comfort, too comfortable with air travel. They're wearing their, you know, Cookie Monster pyjamas and they're just like not showering and they're just lugging on there. 1:01:45 And you know, the seats on there are like plastic, like you're in school or prison and it's not an enjoyable time to fly. So and to me it's like if you can't afford the flight and how are you affording where you're going to? 1:01:59 Speaker 4 That's true. I had a lot of people that I knew like young law students and things like that. Like for weekends they could get these like $19.00 flights to Chicago or whatever. They'd go to the Chicago for the weekend and they had the scam kind of worked out to carry a really small backpack with like 3 pairs of shorts and AT shirt and the same pair of shoes for the weekend. 1:02:16 So you don't have to pay the $40.00 for a bag or in this kind of stuff. So those people had it figured out and if you want to take advantage of it and don't care that's fine. But my old ass is not getting in a plastic seat. If it doesn't recline with lots of leg room I'm not doing it. 1:02:33 Speaker 3 I will, I will say I flew Ryanair one time, which is like the spirit of Europe. And this guy got on and he was, and we were going to Switzerland from London and he had all of his clothes on. So he had, you know, 5 sweatshirts, all these jeans, he had two coats, he had all these hats. 1:02:49 Dude, this guy looked ridiculous. He passed out. It was awesome. He he overheated on the plane, they had a medical emergency and they had the EMTs meet us at the gate in, in Zurich and they were like trying to check his, you know, like his vitals. And they couldn't get through all of his clothes. 1:03:07 They had to cut all of his clothes off right up the middle and like all of his shirts are open. And I'm like, how many they're like, how many shirts does this guy have off right? It was crazy. So that was awesome. 1:03:17 Speaker 4 My daughter Ryanair, when she was working, studying in Europe. I mean it's like they got duct tape on some of the stuff, but the flights are cheap and you could go all over. 1:03:27 Speaker 3 It's so bad. That's why now we're going to Frankfurt and Megan's like, well, let's fly to Barcelona on Ryanair. And I checked and I said it's not worth 150 bucks babe, we're just going to drive. It's a 12 hour drive from Frankfurt. 1:03:37 Speaker 4 Take the train man, that's the whole point. The high speed trains are awesome. 1:03:41 Speaker 3 I want to stop in a bunch of places. I want to show them this and that and I'm like, you know what the road I mean? A rental car for 20 days is $540.00 so. 1:03:50 Speaker 4 That's like 2 days here. 1:03:51 Speaker 3 It's exactly rental cars are 20 bucks a day over there. For real. So gas sucks, but gas sucks everywhere. 1:03:58 The Philosophical Debate: Hot Chick vs. Average Man Hey, before we get out of here, Brandon, I do have a really good what to Chuck since Manny's on. Let's get into that. 1:04:03 Speaker 2 We'll go and get into what the Chuck. What the Chuck? Yeah. You want to Chuck me? Chuck you real hard? Chuck me, Chuck me. Chuck me. Chuck me. I'm full of Chuck. Oh, Chuck. Chuck it real good. 1:04:19 What the Chuck? DJ and Vision. 1:04:22 Speaker 3 All right, Manny, you know I put this together knowing that you're going to be on. I only have one question for you guys, but it's an interesting one that I really want you to think about. And it it, it doesn't have a right answer, but there's definitely you got to it's thought provoking. So if you had to choose and you had to change right now, would you rather be another man but be of average looks and stature or a smoking hot woman and you would be, let's say 22 in both scenarios, which one would you choose? 1:04:56 The. 1:04:57 Speaker 4 1:04:57 Speaker 4 Woman. 1:04:58 Speaker 2 Yeah, yeah, I can figure. Blasting myself every day, I want to get no sleep. I'll be like psychosis. I'll be just fucking blasting myself. 1:05:06 Speaker 3 OK. OK, Scott. 1:05:08 Speaker 2 Ditto I can find is going up my twat are you guys? 1:05:10 Speaker 3 Serious, why would you choose the woman? Manny, We're already. 1:05:13 Speaker 4 Life's just better when you're good looking, gives you a lot more options and you can get away with a lot more. 1:05:18 Speaker 2 Chuck's very much asked us like, would you rather just be yourself right now or a really hot woman? I feel like we're all like average, like good looks, you know, average. 1:05:25 Speaker 3 We're not like. 1:05:26 Speaker 2 Blowing people's minds. 1:05:28 Speaker 3 Wait, so you're telling me, Brandon, if I gave you the option right now to change, you can either be you right now or you can be a smoking hot 27 year old woman in the same house, same basement, in front of the same microphone. You're choosing the woman. 1:05:41 Speaker 2 Oh yeah dude, we've been making $1,000,000 a month. By that point I had my tits out every day. 1:05:45 Speaker 3 OK, OK, I don't. You know what? I've stopped. 1:05:45 Speaker 3 OK, OK, I don't. You know what? I've stopped. I'm done talking. 1:05:48 Speaker 2 Manny, that one through, did you? 1:05:50 Speaker 3 Manny, if if you, if you could change right now, you're you're you're the Mad Dog, right? You can't I mean, but I'd say, hey, you got the option. You can change right now and be a smoking hot chick and be 10 years younger. Which one you choose, But you're no longer the Mad Dog You you're just a. 1:06:06 Speaker 4 You know, whatever either scenario. So I'm going to take the really attractive option and our doors are going to open up for me and I could probably be a mediocre lawyer and get away with more. 1:06:18 Speaker 3 I love Manny. Manny's this hugely successful attorney and he's like, I'd be a woman, so doors would open for me. 1:06:25 Speaker 2 New opportunities, but I say you'd make four times the amount of money and then you'd just be working like 10 minutes a day. You wouldn't have to attorney anymore. No more fly, you know, just take the pictures of your butt hole and your. 1:06:34 Speaker 3 Vagina and he doesn't. He doesn't have to attorney anymore. No more attorney. 1:06:40 Speaker 2 For the Mad Dog, he's the mad puss dog. 1:06:43 Speaker 3 I'm. 1:06:45 Speaker 2 He's got that crazy pussy, OK? 1:06:48 Speaker 3 Stop. I'm choosing I'm. I'm choosing to be a dude. 1:06:55 Speaker 2 I I want to be just who I am right now. I'm happy with my life. 1:06:58 Speaker 3 I don't want to. I don't want to sleep with dudes. 1:07:01 Speaker 2 Yeah, but if you're a chick. 1:07:02 Speaker 4 But you don't know that because you've changed everything. 1:07:05 Speaker 3 What are you talking? 1:07:06 Speaker 2 And it's what you. 1:07:07 Speaker 4 Said you can't be who you used to be. You're something else. I'm just saying life is better when you're there. 1:07:13 Speaker 3 Naturally, you're still. 1:07:14 Speaker 2 You, you just got to worry about getting like, you know, like beat up in an alley or raped. But as long as you, like, have your common sense, you know, I mean, you're railing the hottest people in the world. 1:07:23 Speaker 4 So you can Chuck it doesn't have to be a dude, it can be. 1:07:26 Speaker 2 Other. 1:07:27 Speaker 4 Lady options. 1:07:28 Speaker 2 All all hot chicks are by a little bit. They will fuck another hot chick. 1:07:32 Speaker 3 So hold on, hold on. I I'm sorry. Before we get out of here, I just got to know Brandon. So you're telling me, Brandon, if you became a hot chick tomorrow I got smoking hot chick, you start dating dudes. 1:07:43 Speaker 2 No, I didn't say that. I mean, honestly, now that I'm thinking about it, I'd probably have better luck with chicks more chicks than I do now. If I was a hot chick, I'd probably get more puss as a chick than I do now. You. 1:07:52 Speaker 3 Gotta be so. 1:07:53 Speaker 4 That's true, yeah. 1:07:54 Speaker 2 There. 1:07:54 Speaker 4 You look, that's totally true and a lot more options. 1:07:58 Speaker 2 Yeah, exactly. And. 1:07:59 Speaker 4 If I had my mind, you said you're the same dude. I could be, like I said, the most mediocre lawyer, but I would probably do better than I am now. 1:08:06 Speaker 3 Interesting. Wow. All right, that I didn't. 1:08:09 Speaker 4 Was there a movie about this somewhere? 1:08:12 Speaker 3 You need to. 1:08:13 Speaker 2 Make one you want to be the woman. 1:08:14 Speaker 4 With Rob Schneider, where he turned into the. 1:08:15 Speaker 3 Oh, the hot chick. 1:08:15 Speaker 3 Oh, the hot chick. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I, I just, I'm going to, I'm going to stay. I'm going to stay the way I am. But that's really weird that both of you guys. 1:08:24 Speaker 4 But you're going to be average then you're not staying the what are? 1:08:26 Speaker 3 You talking? I'm still, I still have my life, Manny. Manny's like then you're still a loser, Chuck. 1:08:32 Speaker 2 Then you're still a loser. 1:08:33 Speaker 4 Chuck, you have your life with less attractive. 1:08:35 Speaker 3 That's fine. I don't. I don't want to and. 1:08:37 Speaker 4 Your wife like I'm out. 1:08:39 Speaker 3 Yeah, well, wouldn't your wife leave you if you became a smoking hot chick? 1:08:43 Speaker 4 I don't know does she reverse age 2 or? 1:08:47 Speaker 2 May love she's been talking about, you know, like the chicks. So maybe. 1:08:51 Speaker 3 Manny's and then and then they make we make your wife like a smoking hot dude. Is that how this has to play out? You have to flip roles. 1:08:57 Speaker 4 If you want. 1:08:58 Speaker 3 1:08:58 Speaker 3 Would you stay with her? Would you stay with her if she was a hot dude? 1:09:03 Speaker 4 Yeah, that's the right thing. Can't we just be two hot chicks together? 1:09:10 Speaker 2 I'd rather just be a chicken. You not be a dude. That'd be awesome. 1:09:16 Upcoming Event, Patreon Shout-outs, and War Stories Update Oh man, well we appreciate y'all listening. If you are you're on Apple podcast, iHeartRadio or Spotify, be sure to lose a five star review and a follow helps out a good but it really does and we see y'all doing it all the time. Remember we're giving away APS 5 when we hit 1000 reviews on the Daily Dose Show podcast. 1:09:32 We see y'all doing it every day. I'm getting all the messages and I'm putting you on the list. I got a Google Docs list and I'm putting you in red so I know that's where you came from from. Shoot me a message on social media, Brandon Thrasher, preferably Instagram. That's where I see it the most. We also got the website dailydoseshow.com. 1:09:47 Go over there, check it out, get all the information on the show. We got our event coming up June 7th, 1:10:06 He'll point you in the right direction if if it's not that's something he deals with or can handle, he'll let you know. If it's something you you just don't know who to ask about it. I would. You could ask us, but we're probably going to give you terrible information. But Manny, to give you the right information. So get a hold of the Aurora Law Firm. 1:10:22 It's going to be a great time of the event. We're going to have three bands in the Battle of the Bands and we're also going to have a a special guest, Rivers Odom out there outside performing as well. It's going to be a good time. Like I said, if y'all remember from the last one, it's going to be just like that but a little bigger, maybe like 1.72 times bigger. 1:10:40 I think it's what we had in the in the meeting and it's going to be outside. So we got a lot more room to move around. It's going to be awesome. It's going to be a great time. Cannot wait to see y'all up there. It's coming up quick. And don't forget we got the Patreon also. He's that for paid advertising, for the shouting for damn that scary hookers, heroin, prostitutes, bus decals, bus renovations, anything like that. 1:11:02 So we appreciate it, Chucky, I think from get on out of hell. 1:11:07 Speaker 3 Yeah, guys, war stories. So I had war stories set up. It was going to be released on Monday, unfortunately. This is actually a really cool story. The guy that I'm interviewing is legit and he was with, I don't know how close, but he was with Joe Rogan this as of today and he went Kodiak bear hunting and he sent me a picture of him with a £450 Kodiak bear on his back. 1:11:33 Now only £250 of it was actually on his back, but he dressed it, got it out. So he said hey look, I got this bear. I cannot get to Wi-Fi like I thought I would. So we got to record Sunday. So we are going to record Sunday, Sunday night. I will try to have this thing edited out for Monday, but worst case scenario, it'll be Tuesday's episode. 1:11:50 His name is Brad. He is he's very friend. He's good friends with Mark Zuckerberg. Brandon, we're. 1:11:55 Speaker 2 Going to get Mark and Joe on at the same time. Look. 1:11:56 Speaker 3 At that, I'm trying. I'm trying, my man I'm trying. So anyway, Brad's a great, great friend of mine. He does private security now for a lot of these guys. He does a lot of stuff out in Napa, which he says sucks, is mostly just tech giants and people that have a lot of money and we don't know their names, but we do know Joe Rogan and that's where we're pushing this thing. 1:12:12 But anyway, so we'll have him on. So just be patient with me on war stories that will come out either Monday there Tuesday. 1:12:17 Speaker 2 Matt Dodd from the Royal Law Firm. Yeah, I think we'll get out of here. 1:12:20 Speaker 4 Yeah. Everybody come out to that Sunday event because even though I'll be in France flying back that day from a work thing, Big B will be there, Robert from our office and Beth and a couple other folks in the office will be there. And we had these custom made hats done. 1:12:36 Speaker 2 Yeah. 1:12:37 Speaker 4 Hand embroidered from a place in Miami. So we'll be giving those out. 1:12:37 Speaker 4 Hand embroidered from a place in Miami. So we'll be giving those out. I think we've got like 20 of those to pass out in different colors, so hopefully you'll be lucky enough and we can raffle those off or do whatever, and then I'll see if one of my lawyers will serve as one of your judges to see who the best band is. 1:12:53 Speaker 2 People. People absolutely love the Aurora Law Firm merch. You did the T-shirts that one time at Pontoon. People still wear and they still talk about the quality of them. Chuck wears it all the time. 1:13:02 Speaker 4 The shirts are nuts, expensive, but they're great. They feel really good. That's why we we try to do it right. Not the cheap stuff you get like at Rd. races and things because you'll wear it forever because it's just super comfortable. I don't know how they this company does it, but it's the material. 1:13:17 Speaker 2 It's like it's got the it's got the eyelashes of the workshop children woven into it. That's why it's so soft. It feels so good. How do you want us to give away your hats? I'm just not hearing about this, but I'm glad we got the hats. How do you want us to do that when we're there have just big B pick people or who? 1:13:30 Speaker 4 No, I think you get, we'll talk about it and figure it out, but I didn't know if it was going to get done in time. But they speed it up and you know, we didn't want this just trucker hat kind of labels and stuff. They actually hand embroidered all this stuff in there with the law firm and the logo and stuff and that looked pretty cool. 1:13:47 But we'll figure something out, make it fun instead of just passing them out. Then they'll be gone in 30 seconds at least. 1:13:51 Speaker 3 That's no. We'll raffle them all. 1:13:51 Speaker 3 That's no. We'll raffle them all. Yeah, we'll make it. 1:13:54 Speaker 4 Happen raise some money for the bus. 1:13:56 Speaker 2 Hell yeah. All right, man, that's that's going to be the highlight of the show. Now, the Mad Dog merch hats, people love it. So Manny stole the show. All right, we'll see you later. Bye.