May 19, 2025

PipemanRadio Interviews The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus at Welcome To Rockville 2025

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PipemanRadio Interviews The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus at Welcome To Rockville 2025 at the Daytona International Speedway.

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Hi, you love done too.

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Yes, that's true.

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Why for you?

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You Welcome to Rockville, North America's largest rock festival is

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finally here.

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This is the Pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe

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Man W four c Y Radio, and I'm here with.

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Ronnie from the Red Jumpsuit Apperettus.

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Yes, and I'm very impressed in this heat that you

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came off that stage and came over to the media

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area just like that.

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Yeah, as usual. I have no idea what I'm doing,

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and I was just walking in this direction and then

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I was like, yo, there's deep.

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Yeah, I love it. And we were there for your set.

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It's the only set I've been able to catch today

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because I've been here. But I put it, like, put

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it in my schedule and yet man, you kicked it.

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But yeah, I don't know. I felt like it went great.

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But you can always expect people online to say you

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terrible even when you don't. Yeah, So who knows for

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the people listening who didn't get to catch alive. But

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if you were there, I think you probably had a

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good time.

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Yeah. The nice crowd too, particularly in the day, first

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fan worth first fan, I know, and it was like amazing.

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It was a sea of people. I don't think Green

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Day will have that main people.

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Ha ha whoa, Okay, I didn't say that. I'm a

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hardcore Green Day fan, all right, So hey, Billy wasn't me,

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Bro wasn't me. Don't kill me. I still love you,

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Billy Nice. They'm a Trey Cool fan. He's the best

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drum in the world.

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And it's funny. I've been saying to a few of

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the bands today they are like warped tour type bands.

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I'm like, Today's like warped tour day. Yeah, And as

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I was saying something to my grandson, you started playing

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Blink one, A two. There you go.

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Because they're not on the bill, and it seems like

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everybody else is. So I was like, dang, it feels

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like Blink's here even though they're not. So let's just

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give them Blink.

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There he goes.

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They're my favorite band, so you know, might as well

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day Blink. They're all those bands popped off when I

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was like fourteen. Wow, between ten and fourteens, they were

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the biggest, coolest, sickest, amazingest bands and still are. So

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they've only gotten bigger since then. And when I got

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into Green Day and I got into Blink, they were

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already huge. Actually I got into Blink super early. That's

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not true. I was og Blink. But Green Day they

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were already big by the time. You know, when Dukie

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came out, they were just killing it. And I wasn't

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old enough to buy the tape, the cassette tape that

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shows you how old I am. A little later on

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after that, it came out on CD, but at that

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time it was only on tape at the store that

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I went to because they were like low budget, hand

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me down places and that's all I could afford. But

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I still have my Green Day cassette tape, the Dukie one.

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It's awesome, still got it.

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Nice, still gotta be be Did you bring it with

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you so you know that's signed.

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I'm like afraid of meeting other famous musicians because I'm

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nothing like them. Maybe if I meet one on the

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Spectrum one day, we will probably like totally bro down.

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Are there any others on the Spectrum? Now?

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You haven't met one?

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Rightly?

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A lot of them are very focused on like their

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art and like the darkness and their persona, and they're

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like they're artistness. Like it's hard to explain, but they're

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just really into themselves and like selling it all the time,

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even when they're walking around, and I just do the

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exact opposite. I think that is super just for them.

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I got lucky. I'm exactly like you. I'm a kid

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who grew up watching rock shows and then me my

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brother decided to start a rock band and now we're

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in a band, so like we're not like them, and

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he plays guitar. Yeah, look, I made it. You can

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make it, dude. The only reason why I made it

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is because I didn't quit. Isn't it funny when you

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look at it that way? Is it almost like I

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was When you really think about it, It's almost like

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I was guaranteed to make it because I decided. Oh

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and everyone else quit on me, by the way, everyone else,

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but I didn't. Okay, I stayed in there, and guess what,

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because I didn't, I'm here, so like I was right.

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I didn't know my destiny. I didn't see the future.

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I'm not smart enough for that. I just didn't quit.

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That is so key. I'm a big believer in that,

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and that's the key. I sang thrash metal when I

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was a teenager and I quit, So now I'm in radio.

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You know what. At least you landed strong. Yeah, go

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because radio is cool. You get to meet cool people.

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You still get to be involved in music. That's actually

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pretty sweet, right, can land really terribly? Sometimes exactly?

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That was a good one, and you land perfectly because

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look at where you're at now, you're here, welcome to

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Rockville a Daytona Speedway. Did you drive out on the speedway?

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Did you take your scooter out of the speedwa from that?

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That's fun.

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That's why I was so amped today. And I can

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tell I could tell that I was more excited than

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anybody in the crowd. And I think that's the only

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thing only time in the twenty two years i've been

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to abandon where that's ever happened where I was more

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excited than the crowd. You know what I mean. It's

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because I got to drive my scooter on the Dittona

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five hundred track. I know, right, I'm still saying, I'm

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still processing it, you know what I mean. But I

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did it right before I went on stage, so I

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was really still processing it up there, and I wanted

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them to all understand why I was acting with the

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way I was. Yes, I could tell that they.

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Could tell, they could tell that you were.

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Something wrong with me. But it ain't booze.

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It's a good thing.

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It's my brain, dude, It's okay, but you know, let

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us do it.

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I think it's a good thing because that's why you're here.

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I think if it were for that, you wouldn't be here.

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I'm the luckiest guy alive, dude.

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I love hearing that.

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Anybody else in my situation, that's for sure, we are alive.

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See, I love hearing it.

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And maybe, like I will say, one other group astronauts,

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all right, they're the luckiest alive. But we're right under that, right,

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So there you go.

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So maybe you could be the first rock person on

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the spectrum to go into space.

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Okay, Okay, that terrified me. Of course. Why do all

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the rich people want to do? Remember the submarine? Okay? Sorry,

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I'm from Middleburgh. Now you know what I like to

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do to stay on the ground. You know what I

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did so I don't have to fly this whole year.

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I bought an RV night so I can drive all year.

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I am the last human being that will go to space.

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And how fun they that mankind salvation is to get

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meat a space we are screwed.

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I think we're screwed.

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Anyway, you're gonna send them your away. Dean's cool with it,

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He'll go.

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I'll go, yeah, because I want to get away from

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all the cherk ops here that are here now, okay,

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there's a lot of them.

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Yeah.

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I want to get back to a place where there's

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like nice people.

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Yeah. You can do that right by just creating your

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own crew.

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That's right.

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So I say you do now.

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And that's what you did with your band, with everything

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you do, and that's key. I think if you don't

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have to write people on your team, Yeah, I think

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the team makes all the difference.

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It raised that I didn't invent, and it's been around

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a long time. And when I first heard it, I

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thought it was hockey and arrogant, but I really understand

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the gravity of it now. It's stick with the winners

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and what that really means. It's not the people who

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make money, it's the people who make positive life choices nice.

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Those are the winners, right. But I didn't know that

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at twenty. I know it at forty two.

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Though at least you know it now. Some people never

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know it.

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I got lucking, survived a lot of my friends didn't, So.

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That's what got me through childhood was all positive like

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motivational stuff and all that. That was my coping skill.

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Go to a seminar, read a book, listen to tape,

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and surround myself with the people that are going to

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bring me where I want to be, opposed to the

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people that want to hold me down where I am.

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And never quit. Never And by the way, you also

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got to rock out to awesome music the whole time.

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Exactly.

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It's all good.

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And you know the same, quitters never win and winners

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never quit, so you're a winner.

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People are very annoyed at my persistence. I've been told

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many times that I shouldn't be where I am, and

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the only reason why I'm there is because I'm annoyingly persistent.

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I love sweat it worked, so I don't care what

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they think.

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See that, Cole. It's the only way to be I think,

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especially in this business more than any other business, because

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you have It's like I always say, it takes twenty

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years to become an overnight rock star.

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Look at it this way. That's one hundred percent accurate.

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First of all, and second of all, you have to

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you have to like Okay. Usually they want you, right,

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Usually they find you from scout or whatever I wanted them,

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which is in reverse nice. So I had to like

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deconstruct that and figure out how to do it. I did,

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me and my brother Randy, and here we are. So

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that's how I that's the weird way I look at

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the world. If you want to do something, find someone

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who did it, do you conshocked how they did it?

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Then you do it and don't quit until it works.

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Who would you say was your bigger support and biggest

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supporter when you refuse to quit and you were persistent

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and everybody thought you should.

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Definitely Randy my brother. But no one else did actually

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support me. They'll quit except for one guy, Duke, and

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then he did quit later, but that was all good.

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Like he's like a solid guy and he's got a

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good life and he's like doing his things. But those

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two guys, Randy Duke, they're the only two that didn't

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give up on me. Everybody else did.

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That's two more than most people.

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Right, that's two solid people, right, So.

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They how many do we really have?

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That's all you really need, you really need excuse me,

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is one? Probably? But I had two there we go.

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So again, luckiest person on earth because most people don't

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have to.

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And also like they served a lot of purposes if

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they weren't just like my friends. They were my family

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from Middleburg. Dupe was my best friend from high school,

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and Rainey's my brother. So I had my family with me. Yeah,

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even in the beginning. So I think that helped too.

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I would it.

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Definitely helps somebody because this is a world that you're alone.

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A lot of time. You're alone in the world, so

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it's good to have that support system. And that's why

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you're here at Welcome to Rockville.

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Yeah, yeah, we're here together today. Man. My brother's here,

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his wife, his two kids. We're probably gonna go grill

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in the RV camp later.

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When I was up watching your show, I saw your

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probably your Oh you saw them?

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Yeah, yeah, I can never see you. I kind of

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like forget what I'm doing.

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You're in a zonela.

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You're up there to remember.

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I get how that is.

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I don't know.

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I always say it's like an ad by experience. Like

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I'm also a motivational speaker, and once I get up

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on stage, there's a switch in my brain. Yeah, it's

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like tunnel vision, and you don only been paid pinch

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anything else going on?

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You're in a zone, same experience.

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What else do you want the listeners to know about

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that's going on with the band and anything coming out?

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Oh us, most people just find rock news boring. But

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we're going to a new record coming out. That's something

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I'm probably supposed to say. We did sign a record deal.

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That's a huge thing.

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That's pretty cool.

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That's a better noise. They're a great label.

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Oh I love that, Laye.

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There's a lot of killer bands on that label. We

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haven't been signed to a label since twenty ten, first

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time in fourteen years.

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How's that feel good?

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I just I feel like we're old. I'm just cool.

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People still want to hear music, Like, right on, dude,

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we'll do it, you know what I mean, Because we're

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like buying with plenty of the old stuff. We don't care.

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Some bands have a problem with that. We don't care.

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We don't actually have to put a new album out

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like we need. Like Green Day doesn't have to put

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a new album out. No, they don't. They don't have to.

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They're always going to be one of the great you know.

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I mean, so like when they put a record out

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it's because they felt like it. Yeah, So we're in

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that stage, and that's really fun because you can just

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have fun and you're not worried about if people like

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it or not. You're just having fun.

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It's almost like the best albums I think, because you're

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being you. Yeah, you're not making an album for the

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record label. You're not making it for the oience. You're

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making it for you and whoever likes it likes it,

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and that's when you're most authentic musician.

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I'm having a good time. And we made the record

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and we turned it in and I was totals coming

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out this year. But I'm not the boss anymore. I

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was for a long time. It's really weird not being

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the boss. It's actually awesome. I'm walking around, sure it open,

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kicking it back, you know what I mean, you running

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around trying to do stuff. It's nice. They're great. I

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appreciate them picking us up on the roster.

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I love it. You definitely rock. You put on an

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amazing show here at Welcome to Rockville, and it's always

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a pleasure to not only see you personally, but see

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you perform. Because everybody needs to be a follower of

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Red jumpsuit apparatus because you guys.

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Rock water's warm. Come come on and jump in. Nice

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to meet You's good to see you again.

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Hey, good seeing you and thanks for being on the advenguers,

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pipe Man.

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You're welcome. Good luck with the rest of your interviews.

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All right, Thank you for listening to the Adventures of

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plate Man on w fur c u I Radio

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