May 28, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Catbite at Punk Rock Bowling XXIV

PipemanRadio discussing Punk Rock Bowling XXIV with Catbite at the festival taking over Downtown Las Vegas with Live Music at the Festival, Late Night Club Shows, Bowling Tournaments and so much more at this cool and fun gathering of our punk family....

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gonna call your bluff. I don't
care, and I swear I ain't gonna

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begin, and I'm gonna know.
What's your number of music? You have?

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Short? This is the pipeline here
on the Adventures pipe Man W four

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c Y Radio, and I'm here
with Catba nice. You know, how

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did you get so lucky to even
get that name? Like bands can't even

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get names nowadays, and that is
such a punk name. I think,

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well, thanks, Yeah, I
know it's I feel like it's a really

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hard band. Names are hard,
I know, right to get a good

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one, you gotta check Google make
sure no one else got it. But

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you want to kick off the story
about cat Bite. I mean, we

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don't need to know how, but
if it's a good story, I don't

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care. It's really not that cool. I I many many years ago,

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way before cat Bite, I just
started writing music on my own like for

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the first time and just saved them
into my iTunes library as cat Bite,

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and like I would make fake merch
and fake flyers like this fake band.

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I just thought it was such a
cool name. And then when we started

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the band, I was like,
can we call this cat Bite? And

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no one said no. Nice?
See that that is a good story.

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And I never asked a band how
they got their band name, because most

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bands hate that shit, and it's
been ten million times. I just simply

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was wondering, how the fuck you
got that name, because like people can't

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even they have to put symbols,
put letters upside down, like you can't

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even get a band name nowadays,
or yeah, or just make up words.

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Yeah, it's hard. It's hard
out there for band names. Yeah,

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right, there you go. And
uh so, tell us a little

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bit about your music. Okay,
for listeners that have never heard you,

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you're here a punk rock bowling,
so obviously you fit in here. Yeah,

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but forget this the genres for a
second. As artists, how you

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describe your music? Yeah, I
mean I think I think we all are,

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you know, interested in a lot
of different genres. Obviously, skat

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and and punk are definitely like major
players for all of us. So I

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think we each of us individually kind
of brings like an influence of something that

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we like, you know, leaning
towards like, you know, country.

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Ben is really into country, Chris
is into hardcore. Tim loves power pop.

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I'm into pop. So I feel
like, plus Scott, we like

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to meld it all together and just
kind of come up with something that,

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like, we want to play what
we like, so we're gonna write songs

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that we would want to hear,
and I think it works out really well.

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I think, listen, you should
write songs that you would want to

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hear. I think it's stupid when
bands write songs that they wouldn't even listen

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listen to music. How can you
play it when you wouldn't while listen to

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it? Yeah, for sure.
I feel like if you've ever seen us

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on stage, like we have so
much fun up there because we're having such

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a good time. We obviously really
like our music and we hope that other

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people like it too. See that's
the key too, having fun, And

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I love like that seems to be
a theme nowadays that I love is that

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blending genres. Like back when I
was a teenager, everybody in the band

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had to have the exact same bands
that they liked, and you didn't go

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off of that. And then there's
a lot of bands nowadays that they kind

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of use this like formula to make
a metal band or a punk band,

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right, And I'm like, yeah, metal and punk band should not have

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formulas. Yeah. So now when
you blend the genres, there's no formula.

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It makes you unique, right.
I mean we're just all individual people

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with individual interests, you know,
and like I like that we're different people.

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I like that we're interested in different
things. And I think it just

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is like bring something special for us. It keeps things interesting in my opinion.

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Yeah, we're just having a good
time. And so have you ever

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played punk rock bowling before? This
is our first punk rock bowling. Wow.

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Yeah, it's pretty cool, isn't
it. It's really cool? Yeah,

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Like this is poor Yeah, well, you know, it's funny.

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So my photographer got off the plane
the other night and said, I think

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I might need to buy a hoodie. I'm like, wait, old tomorrow,

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no you won't. Yeah, we
got hoodies for sale, but I

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don't know if they're going to be
flying off the shelves today. It is

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a cool ass hoodie though, Like
you don't have to wear it today,

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right, You'll have to wear it
sometimes, so you might as well buy

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it. You buy it now,
and then you have something to look forward

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to. It's an investment, that's
right, exactly, and then you have

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something to look forward to when it's
cold out and you're like, oh,

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I got that new cat, bye
hoodie. Nice that they are all your

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Okay, I'm sitting in their merch
booth right now, and man, that

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is some cool merch. And like, you can't listen to my show unless

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you buy ban merch of whoever I'm
interviewing, because then you're kicked off the

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show. It's the only way you
guys survive nowadays, like one hundred percent.

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Yeah, yeah, we definitely do. We do pretty good on our

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merch. I mean, I don't
know if you could tell, but it's

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very cat themed really some people,
yeah, could you tell? Could you

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tell? Some people are like I
like cats, but like, you know

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what, fuck you cats are coold, you know what. My youngest daughter

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she was like not a big animal
pet person at all, and now she

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has two cats and she's obsessed.
Like most cat people, they're really cool.

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They just have fun. They're just
fun and interesting and weird. You

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do have a shirt with a dog
on it though, it's our dog.

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Yeah, and he's wearing a hat
that says ska. Is that like the

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rebellious shirt? Yeah? We do
love dogs too, can't can't say that

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we don't. We love dogs true? All right? So what's your favorite

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dog? Favorite dog? Yeah?
Oh my gosh, well, I mean

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I Tim and I have a pity. We have a pitple. He's like

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a little short and stout and chunky, and he looks like a potato like

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he looks like the sour cream in
the middle because it's like white spots in

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the middle. What's your favorite dog? I would have to say the only

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right answer is my dog, right
is the superior dog to all the other

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dogs. I have a pity.
Her name is Apple and she's about to

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turn seventeen years old. Wow,
how'd you do that? I can't help

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it. I don't know. I've
done everything I can. Is it your

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music? Is it your music?
It could be that. So we're gonna

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put this out there right now.
If you love your pets, you have

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to play cat bite all the time, and they will live long and they

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live forever, scientifically prove it,
say that, there we go. She's

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significantly older than the band, so
she's the way they call it, she's

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the legacy band. I don't know
if I have a favorite dog. I

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like them all. I don't have
a dog, So say my favorite dog

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is my cat her. You know
what, that was a great segue because

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we're going to that question next,
And of course that's the perfect answer since

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your cat bite. So tell us
about your cat. My cat is about

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to turn thirteen, which is wild
wow, and I love her very much,

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and I think she's going senile,
but so it goes. She probably

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thinks you're going senle too. She
used to be a little hefty, but

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then she she slimmed down. Yeah, we had to. I wanted I

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want her to live for a long
time, so I said, you can't

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eat all of the kibble all the
time. So now she's kidny. She's

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doing great. Okay, your favorite
cat? Okay, Well, so Tim

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and I have three cats. It's
hard to pick a favorite. Not for

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Tim, because he definitely has a
favorite. Literally the cat is number one.

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I'm number two, as it should
be. But I would say my

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favorite cat is her name is zena
Warrior princess. And she's my firstborn child,

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and she's from Orlando and she's been
with me for a long time now,

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so she's Yeah, she's the best
life. So she's a she's a

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Florida girl. She's a Florida girl, just like me. And you can

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tell she has a lazy eye.
She's really cute. She's like big and

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fluffy and calico coloring, and she's
the best. And he has to really

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earn her affection, and I like
it. She plays hard to get I

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like it. So I do want
to know, though, here's a Florida

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girl go to Philly of all places, Okay, and I'm a Jersey boy,

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so we don't really we're not big
fans of Philly. Tell me about

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it. Yeah, Well, so
I had always I I I grew up.

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I grew up in Fort Lauderdale,
and I went to school in Orlando,

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and I was studying music, and
like I had always kind of wanted

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to get out of Florida. I
just never really felt like I fit in

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there. And my mom is from
Pennsylvania, like Westchester area, and so

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I was studying music. I wanted
to continue studying jazz voice and the school

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that I ended up going to was
in Philly, and yeah, just worked

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out, worked out great there it
is, Okay, so we don't we

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need to know your favorite? Now, Derek, my cat, Derek is

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the best. Okay. So my
oldest son, his name's Derek, so

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yeah, it's a good name.
Right, So he'll have to listen to

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this. And he's your favorite too, right, your favorite child? Yeah,

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because I have four I have four
children. He's the only boy,

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so yes, he's the favorite.
Yeah, I feel that. Yeah,

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I mean Derek is the best.
Yeah, but Derek's the best. I

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love all of them equally, but
Derek's the best. Nice. That makes

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sense. It makes total sense.
And from a male point of view,

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that is the answer. Like,
we don't need a long drawn round answer.

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Just it's the best. That's it. Yeah, like cat bites the

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best. We don't need to ask
why it's the best. You heard it

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here first. That's great. Everyone's
pretty great, but capitees the best.

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Okay, your turn, my turn. I gotta give a shout out to

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my boy, special agent Dana Scully
at home. He's wow. He's battling

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his skin infection at the moment,
but he's hanging in there and doing his

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best, and uh he likes to
be pet like a dog, and that's

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what makes him really cool. See
that is pretty cool. I I mean

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most cats, if you try to
do that, they're just they're gone,

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leave me alone, don't touch me. But we have our one, our

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one cat, Mandy Amanda Bindes two
t oh, that's her full name.

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She's also ambin. Tim does this
weird thing with her where he like grabs

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her back the scruff and the like
the base of the tail, by their

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skin, by her skin, and
just lift her up like that like a

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suitcase a suitcase and put her down
running. She comes right back to do

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it again, and he'll do like
ten times. Loves it, like just

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literally just like should be standing there
him, just like two hands, just

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grab her by her skin and she
just like freezes. I'm like her legs

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go like and stick it out.
She's like a really skittish cat too.

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So I like tried it one day
and I realized she loved it, and

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now it's my favorite thing. I'll
just like carry her around the house like

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a suitcase that's her skin. She's
sick. She's so small, it's not

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hurting her no, no, she
loves it. She always she runs back.

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That's why she's freezing, because then
it won't hurt her because she's freezing.

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So what can we expect here of
punk rock bowling? What she can't

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expect? Sweat, that's for sure, sweat, dance dance scarf Scott yes,

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no wait, hot dogs uh Birskies
scarf and sco. We could tell

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who's the Scot influence? Maybe just
a little. Even I love his shirt

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because that's a great organization anyway,
punk rock Saves lives people. Yeah,

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a very good organization. Rob and
that whole crew, all of the volunteers,

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all across the entire country to an
amazing job. And I get to

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call a lot of them my friends
now, which is amazing. It's amazing.

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And for those that can't see the
Shurre's wear and says punk rock Saves

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lives, but then the punk Rocks
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nice Okay, So favorite tattoo and
why on yourself? Oh all right,

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I guess I'll say I'll say mine
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very first tattoo, says sing with
Heart, And it was one that I

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had wanted to get for a long
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eighteen. I think, yeah,
and it's like over my heart. So

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and I'm a singer, so yeah, I was gonna say, I hope

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you're not a drummer. But that
is the first one I noticed because it's

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like, basically, what it says
is this is my personality. That's who

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I am. That's what it said
to me. I've been like singing and

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performing since I was like a little
kid. So it's this is like everything

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I've ever wanted to do with my
life. So I figured first tattoo,

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and there it is there, there
it is mine? Is this cat skull

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I have on my neck, my
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that stage left or stage stage left
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it was our first ever big tour. We were on tour with our

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friend Jeff Rosenstock. We had two
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we had time to kill. So
all four of us got matching cat skulls

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on our bodies. And I thought
it was gonna be really small, and

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it was a little guy behind my
ear and then the guy comes out with

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his big ass tattoo, and I'm
like, Okay, I guess I'm getting

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a neck tattoo today. And I
got a neck tattoo that day, and

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then play the show and it looks
really cool and we all have the same

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cat. See. That proves how
great you guys are as musicians. Musicians

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because even if you suck now,
you're gonna have to be because the band

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has to last forever. Yes,
I like all of my tattoos, although

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I don't have that many. A
lot of them are matching that we got

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on tour or I got with overseas
my sister. But my favorite is my

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shitty shitty black flag in the State
of Pennsylvania tattoo that I passed. Is

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that what? Oh see, I
didn't see enough of it. I saw

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the black flag. Yeah, but
but that is cool. It would be

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It would be a lot cooler if
it was done right. There's no separation

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in the bars. But yeah,
it don't look that great. Yeah,

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I know. It's That's why I
prefaced shitty shitty black flag tattoo. But

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the reason why it's my favorite is
because it was my first and I'm a

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needle phobe. And the second that
the tattoo artists start hearted it. I

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immediately passed out. Wow, and
then I woke up and there was a

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little line on my arm and I
said, well, I can't be the

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asshole that just has a little piece
of black wine on your arm. And

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I muscled through and got the whole
thing done, which then led me to

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get other ones. So shitty black
flag tattoo for the wind. Nice.

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Nice. So I pretty much have
gotten all of my tattoos on tour,

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but I think my favorite one is
the one. I have a venus fly

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trap here that I got when we
were in Australia on pretty detail. It's

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hand poked by this girl from New
Zealand who was working in and Melbourne at

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the time, and like her son
was like hanging out in the shop and

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they just had like a really cool
relationship that I just got to experience for

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a little while. So I get
a lot of comments about it because it's

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the rabbits shit ever, and you
know what's cool about Okay, So I

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don't have any tatts, but I
almost got one last spring. I was

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in Bali for two months and I'm
hiking and and nowhere there's this place with

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this chick, same thing the doing
the old school real tattoo, And I

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mean I sat there and talked to
her for like an hour, and it

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was just that's what made me like
want to get it because it was like,

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so when I do get a tattoo, it would be from somebody like

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that, because it's such a cool
experience, you know. And it's also

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as as a person coming from the
Maori culture, it's kind of part of

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their culture to do it all by
hand like that exactly. It was just

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a little piece you get to take
along with you. Yeah, there you

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go. Love it. So how
does everybody reach out to you guys on

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socials on the web, buy your
merch, check out your tour dates,

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all that good stuff. Yeah,
everything is capite band on all the socials.

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You could go to capye dot net
and that's got our tour dates.

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That'll take you to our merch page
online website. Yeah, come see us.

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Will be around places we tore a
lot. Nice. Where are you

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gonna be after punk rock Bowling?
I just got I was just there for

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three months. I just got back
to start festival since there in Costa Rica.

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San Jose, Yes, yes,
yes, yes, San Jose,

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just like a one one show down
there in a couple of weeks. Wow.

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Yeah, we have a bunch of
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mid June, and I that's I'm
so excited. It's our first time in

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any like Central America, America,
anywhere south of the US. Do you

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have any time while you're there or
you in and out. We'll be there

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for three days, just the one
show. They're bringing us to Tortuga Islands.

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Nice and we'll get to hang out
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yeah, yeah, I was gonna
say, get out of San Jose because

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that is not representative of what you
would think of Costa Rica. Yeah,

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it's like going to Miami. Yeah
okay, yeah, yeah, I see

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kind of touristy to the keys.
There was a you know what, Okay,

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keep talking, how you doing?
All right? Well, do you

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have anything else you want the listeners
to know that we haven't talked about array

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or anything coming up that they need
to know. Just keep your eyes peeled,

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be on the lookout. We'll be
announcing some cool stuff and new music

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eventually. And uh yeah, all
right, keep your eyes peeled now more

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than ever, I love it.
That's that. That's like the best interview.

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Yet you know, and I just
left The sub Humans, one of

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my favorite bands, and you now
top that one. There. It is

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you, guys rock Everybody has to
listen to your music. By your merch

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I can't listen to my show anymore. Yes, please, Thanks for being

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at Punk Rock Boy, and thanks
for being on The Adventures pipe Man.

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Thank you, thank you, thank
you, thank you for listening to the

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