The Reunion of Slayer, Festival Giveaways, a Texas Rodeo, and How to Worry The Right Way

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Make sure to tune in to Season 18, Episode 5 of The Adventures of Pipeman and find out how to WIN Tickets to some of the Danny Wimmer Presents festivals like Welcome to Rockville, Sonic Temple, Inkcarceration, Bourbon and Beyond, Louder Than Life, and Aftershock.
Pipeman and his Pipenuts will talk about the Reunion of Slayer and the reactions to it including from Gary Holt's wife Lisa Holt, recent Pipeman Music Interviews, all the upcoming music festivals on the Pipeman Radio Tour. Chef Pipenut Rachel will discuss her Rodeo of a week. Pipeman will also talk mindset and how worry is an emotion that does not help so how do we change our mindset so worry does not get the best of us.
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Hey, Listeners! Strap in as we take a wild ride through the latest chaos that got us kicked off TikTok Live, and chuckle with us—it's a spicy start! We're cranking up the volume on Slayer reunion rumors and sprinkling in some Aftershock excitement with ticket teasers you don't want to miss. But it's not all headbanging here; I'm doling out a healthy dose of Pipe Man motivation for the worry warts and giving you an unfiltered look at communication today, or the utter lack thereof. Our beloved Rebels, like the ever-bold Rebel from Louisiana and the refreshingly real Rachel, join the fray with tales of makeup mishaps and embracing imperfections. Plus, we're talking rodeos, van life escapades, and the unique joys of getting around in a collectivo—buckle up for stories that'll make you laugh, cringe, and maybe even inspire your next adventure.
Get ready to engage with the lighter side of life as we share hitchhiking stories peppered with personal quirks and OnlyFans woes—yes, yours truly took a stab at it, with interesting results. Ever wondered if running for president is harder than starting an OnlyFans account? I've got some thoughts on that. We're also diving into the power of persistence and positive thinking with lessons learned from the greats, from Bezos to Metallica. If you're feeling stuck, this might just be the nudge you need. Plus, we're discussing the beauty of live music and festivals, from the roaring crowds at Louder Than Life to the transformative experiences of salsa and merengue—and how these moments are shaping our post-pandemic world.
As we draw the curtain on another episode, don't forget—you're the ones steering this ship! Next week, you'll get to vote on my hair transformation, because who doesn't love a makeover? So, keep your dials tuned to W4CY Radio for the latest in Pipeman escapades. Whether you're here for the tunes, the laughs, or the sage advice, remember—it's your energy that fuels this ride. So, come for the insights, stay for the ridiculous, and let's keep rocking this journey together. Big love to all you Pipe Nuts out there—catch you on the next wave, whether that's salsa, surfing, or something entirely unexpected!
EPISODE CHAPTERS
(0:00:00) - The Adventures of Pipeman Show
(0:08:12) - Understanding the Collectivo and Life
(0:17:25) - Persistence and Positive Thinking
(0:32:32) - Slayer Reunion and Concert Talk
(0:44:05) - Live Music Festival Discussion and Advice
(0:51:57) - The Adventures of Pipeman
EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH SHORT KEY POINTS
(0:00:00) - The Adventures of Pipeman Show
Warning about adult content, Slayer reunion, Aftershock lineup, worry, misuse of communication, Pipe Nuts, Texas rodeo, minivan living.
(0:08:12) - Understanding the Collectivo and Life
Collectivos, hitchhiking, personal quirks, and unsuccessful attempts at OnlyFans and U.S. presidency are discussed in a light-hearted exchange.
(0:17:25) - Persistence and Positive Thinking
Mindset, hard work, and persistence are crucial for success, as seen in the stories of Habib, Bezos, Musk, Metallica, Kroc, and Sanders.
(0:32:32) - Slayer Reunion and Concert Talk
Slayer's return to live music, excitement for upcoming festivals, pandemic's impact on appreciation for live events, and off-topic fashion compliments.
(0:44:05) - Live Music Festival Discussion and Advice
Music festivals, ticket giveaways, live music post-COVID, avoiding worry, stepping out of comfort zones, trying new experiences.
(0:51:57) - The Adventures of Pipeman
Join us next week to vote on my hair makeover and tune in for Pipeman's adventures in Costa Rica.
EPISODE CHAPTERS WITH FULL SUMMARIES
(0:00:00) - Adventures of Pipeman Show (8 Minutes)
This chapter kicks off with a warning about adult content before diving into the thrilling chaos that ensued on our last show, which led to us being banned from TikTok Live. I tease the anticipation of Slayer's reunion announcement and reveal the upcoming Aftershock lineup, complete with ticket giveaways. On the motivational front, I discuss the issue of worry, and then, in true Pipe Peaves fashion, I rant about the misuse of modern communication. We also have the Pipe Nuts chiming in, with Rebel from Louisiana getting called out for her makeup choices and Rachel, the chef nut, sharing her 'perfect' life perspective and a recent mishap. To top it off, there's talk of a Texas rodeo and the hilarity of someone living in a minivan. Join us for an episode that's as unpredictable as it is entertaining.
(0:08:12) - Understanding the Collectivo and Life (9 Minutes)
This chapter kicks off with an exploration of the collectivo, an informal and cost-effective transportation option akin to a hybrid between Uber and hitchhiking, but without an app. I explain the practicality and affordability of using collectivos compared to other transport modes, touching on their unregulated nature and the local trust system that keeps it safe during the day. We then segue into personal anecdotes about hitchhiking and its perceived safety in different eras and locations. Shifting gears, I candidly share some personal quirks and shortcomings, inviting my co-host to do the same in a light-hearted exchange. Finally, I humorously reflect on my unsuccessful attempts to start an OnlyFans account and my past bids for the U.S. presidency, suggesting that the process for the former seems more stringent than for the latter.
(0:17:25) - Persistence and Positive Thinking (15 Minutes)
This chapter kicks off with the story of Habib, an aspiring salesman learning from the world's best by working a year without pay, highlighting the value of determination and the lengths successful individuals like Bezos and Musk have gone to achieve their dreams. I emphasize the importance of mindset, hard work, and the willingness to persist against odds, drawing parallels to Metallica's rise to fame and the resilience of icons like Ray Kroc and Colonel Sanders. We explore the transformative power of habits through the reading of ancient scrolls that reprogram the mind, advocating for persistence and positive thinking as crucial tools for success, while also challenging the reliance on pharmaceuticals and negative thinking. The key takeaway is that true achievement requires a relentless pursuit and a proactive approach to personal development and growth.
(0:32:32) - Slayer Reunion and Concert Talk (12 Minutes)
This chapter kicks off with a candid conversation about personal experiences and preferences, quickly transitioning into a discussion on the anticipated return of Slayer to the live music scene. We address the skepticism and complaints from fans about band reunions post-COVID, emphasizing the grueling nature of touring and why bands like Slayer deserve a break and the chance to come back. The excitement for the upcoming festivals, specifically Louder Than Life, is palpable as we touch on the lineup and the sense of readiness for live events. We also reflect on how the pandemic has reshaped our appreciation for live music, regardless of the genre. Lastly, we share an intriguing quote from Gary Holt's wife, hinting at her perspective on Slayer's return, while also taking a moment to appreciate some off-topic fashion compliments among the hosts.
(0:44:05) - Live Music Festival Discussion and Advice (8 Minutes)
This chapter, we talk about the multitude of music festivals on the Pipeman radio tour, highlighting Punk Rock Bowling, No Values Festival, Welcome to Rockville, and others, while lamenting the missed opportunity to see Madness perform. We announce ticket giveaways for festivals like Sonic Temple and Aftershock, and discuss the resurgence of live music post-COVID, encouraging listeners to shut down negativity as live music is more alive than ever. We touch on the topic of worry and anxiety, advising listeners to avoid stressing over things that may never happen, and instead embrace a 'don't worry, be happy' attitude. We also share personal anecdotes about attending events like the rodeo in Texas and salsa and merengue dancing lessons, showcasing how we step out of our comfort zones and try new experiences.
(0:51:57) - The Adventures of Pipeman (1 Minutes)
This chapter, we wrap up with a reminder for you to join us next week for a unique episode where you'll get to vote on my hair makeover. It's an exciting part of the ongoing Adventures of Pipeman here on W4CY Radio. Make sure to tune in at our usual times, and for those in Costa Rica, remember we don't change our clocks here. As I sign off, I'm heading out to embrace the vibrant life with salsa, merengue, yoga, and surfing. And a big shoutout to all you Pipenuts - you're the best, and I love you, in spite of yourselves. Thanks for listening and being a part of this journey.
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Here's your host, the fight Man
pipe Man. I think I'm going to
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be like Rachel when she starts off
her thing, and I'm going to talk
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about that because somebody made a comment, a couple comments about her that we're
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gonna have to bitch at people for. But welcome to the Adventures of pipe
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Man. We were banned from one
of the pipe Nuts TikTok Live last week.
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That's how crazy this show got.
And maybe we can do even better
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this week and get blocked again.
That's the goal, okay, And we're
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going to talk about a lot of
great stuff, the reunion of Slayer.
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Right after this show, there's going
to be announcement of the lineup of after
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Shock, which is on the Pipe
Man Radio Tour. We're gonna do ticket
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giveaways for after Shock, Incarceration,
Ladder than Life, Bourbon and beyond.
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We're going to talk about in the
motivacial segment pipe Man Positively pipe Man,
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We're going to talk about worry and
what's going on. I think we should
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also in the pipe peeves rant about
people nowadays and their access to communication and
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their lack of using it properly.
Plus there's a lot of other shit we
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got to talk about in clean some
stupid rodeo in Texas that one of the
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pipe Nuts was that, and she's
going to report on that. It's not
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stupid though I love radio rodeos are
cool, especially if somebody gets smashed by
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a bowl, because that's even funnier. So let's welcome to the show the
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Pipe Nuts. And there she is, the swamp nut from Louisiana. What
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kind of filter is that you're using, Rebel, I don't have a filter
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on yeah you do. No,
I don't, Yeah, you do.
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Look at that film. It's like
how my grandmother in the seventies wore makeup
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filter. No, no, no, no, Well, I just like
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the light blue eyeshadow went out with
my grandmother when she passed away. No,
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obviously not because it's still here.
No, the light blue eyeshadow matches
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the shirt. It clashes with the
color of your hair. Though. Okay,
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it's just like your face is white, your eyes are blue, your
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your hair is red. Do you
think you're the American flag? Maybe you're
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the Costa Rican flag because it's the
same colors. Do you know how many
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flags in the world have the same
colors as the US flag? We copied
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everybody, And okay, listen the
other fucking pipe nut. Okay, Rachel,
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Okay, she's the chef Nut and
she's eating nuts on the Adventures of
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Pipe Nuts. So I gotta say, Rachel, what the hell? What
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the hell is wrong with you?
A lot? Can you give us the
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top five things are wrong with you? Okay? Well, I dropped my
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phone into a clear lake. That
was a pain in the ass. No,
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that's something that happened to you.
What's wrong with you? The top
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nothing's wrong with me? Okay,
And if you weren't a narcissist, what
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would the other four things be.
I've been like trying to recover from that
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rodeo that we're going to talk about
later since last Wednesday. Okay, well
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we'll talk about the rodeo. But
what's wrong with you? Nothing? I
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told you I'm perfect? Okay,
you know what. That's a bunch of
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bullshit, like anybody else in the
world now, and that is part of
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the pipe peeve. Okay. People
are so full of shit nowadays about everything.
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Nobody checks anything, nobody reads anything. Everybody just think their opinions or
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facts. They just say whatever they
want. And not only that, like
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the excuses that people use for stuff
nowadays, it's getting more and more moronic.
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Speaking of which, what's your top
five things? Rebel? What's wrong
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with me? Yes? I put
up with too much shit. I need
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to learn to stop saying yes,
yes, yes, girl. She's not
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talking about just sex, okay,
taking of sex. Wait a minute,
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hold up, I got riled up
yesterday and I'm trying to be really quick
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about this, all right, So
guy wanted to meet me yesterday. He
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was having a bad day, So
I figured, okay, fine, I'll
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go meet you afterwork. All right, I figured, okay, sure he's
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having a bad day, we'll meet
for tea or something. Oh no,
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who I have. I've been talking
to him for two years, but I
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have never seen him in person.
Okay, no person, he says,
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and I quote, wait, let
me screw back. You can't be that
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far down because I get frustrated.
I'm havn't a band. I have a
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big, brand new minivan. Minivan. Okay, first, what this?
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It's caught more? I'm sure.
I'm sure for a hotel. I'm trying
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to find a place to rent right
now. So are you living in your
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mini van? Maybe? Point in
time? Not. It's a blue makeup.
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It's a big thing nowadays, like
living in If you don't want him,
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I will take him. Oh I'm
gonna god, he said. Minivan.
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I'm like, is it white?
With no windows? All right?
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Human talking much? No? No
wait wait, human traffickers don't use mini
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vans. Okay, they use like
full convert version vans all right. Kidnappers
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all right, I don't know the
white van with no windows? Kidnappers?
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Yes, dude, at what point
in time? Why didn't that's not a
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hawsip. He's perfect. At what
point in time in two years did you
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hold on, rebel, Hold on
a second, rebel, hold on second,
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rebel? Hey wan, can you
throw up that that one banner that
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has the Live Talk four TV show
in the bottom. Well, never mind,
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you got the scrolling going on?
Never mind? All right, go
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on, Rebel. So at what
point in time in two years did you
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think that I was going to just
jump in the back of your van and
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please you. Okay, So you
would love it here, rebel, You
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would love it here in Costa Rica
because let me tell you about the collectivo.
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Okay, all right, So the
collectivo. Okay, there's different ways
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to get around in Costa Rica.
You could rent a car, you could
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rent a quad, you could rent
a motorcycle. But there's the taxis,
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the formal taxis, the ones that
say taxi on it. There's Uber,
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and then there's the collectivo, which
is the most popular mode of transportation.
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At first I was a little sketch
about. Now I love using it,
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so let me explain what the collectiva. No, but the happy ending is
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that you live, okay, And
I'll tell you why. Okay, Because
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the collectivo basically it's not a form
they're taxis, but they're not taxis.
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The way I kind of explain it
is it's like if you combine Uber and
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hitchhiking and without the app. So
in other words, it's just random tikos
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that are driving around and they take
you, say collectivo, and you get
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in and they take you where you
want to go. So Uber there's one
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place that I go that Uber would
cost like twelve bucks. The formal taxi
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would cost like four bucks. The
Colectivo costs only two dollars. And basically
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you just put your hand out like
you're in New York Wave handling a cab,
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or they'll just beat at you to
let you know they're to collect ebo.
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Like I was walking out of a
grocery store at bags, guy was
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driving by a nose rayway, pulled
over and beat and he was collect ebo.
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And basically they're not regulated by a
boy. They have no registration,
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no licensing as far as a taxi, they're just somebody gaining in their car
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and picking people up. And so
passerbys, did they stop or did they
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just push you out at the door
when they get SI? No, no,
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no, no, they're very nice
so very step and they usually will
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like they'll stop by the bus stops
because that's another way you can get around
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as the bus. But the bus, if it shows up, you're lucky.
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Like there's It's not like something that
is definitive, like taking a bus
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in New York, okay, or
a bus in Houston, or a bus
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in New Orleans or busting my It's
basically if it shows up, it shows
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up. In fact, one time
I was a bust up and I took
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That's the first time I took to
collect Evo because the girl was asking me,
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do you know when the bus comes? Like no clue, and she
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had been there for like twenty five
minutes, so I guess that the bus
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wasn't coming, okay, so I
checked. I was hesitant to take the
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Collectivo at first because basically it's like
hitchhiking. And you know, I hitchhiked
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a lot back in the day when
it was okay to hitchhike, only a
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few people would get killed. Okay, when was it ever okay to hitchhike?
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Well, listen, in California,
every on rampad hitchhikers there was like
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a line like you had to be
it's like surfing, you had to be
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in the lineup. Okay, so
sometimes I would be late to school because
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there were too many others hitchhiking.
So anyway, here's the thing. I've
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actually seen girls here in Costa Rica
hitch hiking too in town and they're like
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young girls. I'm like, they're
stupid. You're in a foreign country where
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there could be cartels and shit and
all kinds of shit going on. You're
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a hitch hiking now in twenty twenty
four. But okay, to collectivo probably
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not much better. But I ask
people like about it and they're like,
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no, you don't have to worry
about during the day. You know,
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it's perfectly safe during the day because
they don't want to ruin a good thing.
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Everybody who's making money, so you're
not gonna have cause I was talking
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to my brother, I was talking
about him, like, yeah, I'd
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be waiting for the windows to go
up the doors locked. No, they
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do the opposite. They roll the
windows down. You get nice freeze,
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you know, and you get your
ride and it's very cheap. But you
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know, it's not a fancy vehicle. It's not like a luxury uber it's
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more like, you know, a
high class pinto. Maybe I don't know,
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but yeah, so that's the deal. So let's go so to collectivo.
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I think we should. The only
reason that would not work in the
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United States if there's too many shootings
and too many criminals and too much crap
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going on here, at least we
can trust the criminals to not kill you
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during the day, okay, only
at night like that? Yeah, yeah,
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you don't do certain things. In
my neighborhood of the way, we
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got people gunshots and everything right down
the street all day and night. Is
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that what happened in your face?
Okay, rebel? What's your other of
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your five? What's wrong with me? I've reached that level of crazy that
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only people have imagined and can't fathom. That is two more. I like
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that one. I'm gonna I like
that one. I have commitment issues.
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Rachel's got you beat in that one, but go ahead. I have commitment
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issues, and I need to learn
to finish when I start for a pile
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on anything else like me? There
you go, Okay, Okay, so
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now ask me, Okay, what's
five things wrong with you? Pipe man?
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Okay? So five things wrong with
Dean or pipe man? Because that
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is different. Okay, both both
Dean First, I say, well,
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okay, I say we go with
pipe Man. I'm gonna overrule. There's
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number one thing that's wrong. He's
not listening to us. The number one
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thing that's wrong with pipe Man is
I tried to start the pipe Man only
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Fans. I open the account,
and it blows my mind how these people
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start these OnlyFans account. Because my
account got rejected ten times in the last
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twenty four hours. Because it's a
whole major process. I think, you
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know what, people just think,
Oh, these these girls they get on
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only fans and you don't know who
they are, and blah blah blah.
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Listen. It takes more background checking
and work to open and only fans than
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it does to be president of the
United States, obviously by our candidates.
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Okay, but speaking of which,
what's wrong. Another thing wrong with pipe
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Man, and then we'll get back
to the rest is pipe Man has not
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been elected president yet. Okay.
I ran in twenty sixteen. I did
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get votes, not enough to beat
Trump though, and I did run in
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twenty twenty, but unfortunately I got
bocked, blocked by Biden. Okay,
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this is pipe Man gone. Yeah, well he can't smell. Uh.
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This is pipe Man's time. So
I think one we need to hear why
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people need to vote for pipe Man
for president in twenty twenty four. And
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this might also answer the second question
of what's wrong with pipe Man. Hey,
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folks, this is Phil Clinton.
I listen to W fourcy dot com.
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And just remember I did not have
sexual relations with that woman. Bring
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back the good old days, and
I will have sexual relations with that woman.
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Don't type Man for pres I'm still
trying to figure out this whole TikTok
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thing with trying to voice it and
match it up with the thing. I
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was a little off. It was
like when I was saying while I was
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playing, it was like a Japanese
movie. So that's what's wrong with pipe
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Man. Okay, But so back
to the only fans. Okay, So
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they have you upload a picture of
your license and then upload a picture of
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you holding your license. Yeah,
ten times I got rejected because they say
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it's not me, and I'm trying
to figure out and then I did contact
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support and I'm like, this is
me, it's my license, it's my
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picture, I took it, blah
blah, Oh why is this not getting
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improved? And they responded back with
the generic just that's the problem. Nowaday,
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it's another pipe Peeve's like with AI, no humans speak to you.
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Okay, I'm getting this email back. It says the exact same thing it
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does on the website. Like,
that doesn't solve my problem. I understand.
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It has to be a picture of
me and clear it was. It
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says no filters. I didn't use
a filter. It said, you know,
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it had all these rules. There
were like fifty million rules. If
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I was a female, I'd be
like, screw this. I'm just going
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and hitting the street corner because it's
a lone Okay, I'm just saying,
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but I will tell you it's movational. Pipe Man my favorite mantras by and
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by the author og Mandino. He
is the author of several books, but
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my favorite in the world besides mine, which by hey, go out and
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get my book. Not pipe Man's
book, but Dean's book. Who said
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life doesn't come with an owner's manual. My grandmother alas say life doesn't come
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with an owner's Manuel. Well,
yes, it freakin dead and I wrote
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it. Okay, not pipe Man. It's a whole different realm. But
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one of my favorite authors and favorite
books is The Gray Salesman in the World.
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It's a really cool book. Yep. The first part of the book
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is this fictional story about this kid
named Habib and he wants to be the
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grayst salesman in the world. And
so he approaches the gray salesman in the
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world and says, jeez, you
know, I want to you know,
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I want to be a gray salesman
in the world. Will you help me?
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And so he does agree to help
him. Except here's the deal.
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And this is something that when I
was in my twenties, like I did
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and everybody did. This is something
that people in their twenties in twenty twenty
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four are not willing to do,
and then they wonder why they're broken and
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don't get the things they want to
have life. Because what he had the
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kid do is he goes, you
will work for me for one year for
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no pay whatsoever, and after that
and you will do whatever I say.
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And after that one year, you
too, will be the greatest salesman in
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the world. And now, when
I was in my twenties, somebody said
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that to me, I believed them
wholeheartedly. I did. And because mindset
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is definitely key, okay, and
being willing to do whatever you have to
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do to become a success, like
you took it, whether you like them
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or not. You take people like
Besos and Elon Musk and all those people,
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they did exactly that. Everybody thinks
they just woke up and they were
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rich. No, they're ultra rich
and ultra successful because they were willing to
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do what nobody else was willing to
do, and they worked their ass off
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from nothing with nothing, with nobody
giving them anything. Amazon started out of
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a garage. Okay, Ray Kroc, the inventor of a franchise of McDonald's
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with sixty six years old broke.
Nobody was giving him a job, and
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he did whatever it took, and
then he became one of the most famous
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people ever. Colonel Sanders with sixty
six also broke. Had this a chicken
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recipe. He went around the whole
country, had no money, no prospects,
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went around the whole country and pinched
his chicken recipe and got turned down
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a thousand times before Kentucky Fried Chicken
was born. Okay, you could go.
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The list is on and on.
Every successful person was willing to work
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for free and willing to do whatever
it takes to get there. You gotta
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pay your dues. Okay, talk
about music. I'm wearing a Metallica shirt.
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I was at Metallica's first show ever, where twenty five people were there.
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Metallica, everybody thinks they're just overnight
success. There is no such chance
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overnight success. Overnight success takes about
twenty years. Metallica ate bread sandwiches,
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blowney sandwiches with no bread. They
all slept on floor with four other bands,
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including Slayer or and which we'll talk
about in the show. And basically
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they starved for ten years before they
got famous because they were willing to go
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that extra mile. That's the difference. There's so many people that quit before
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the finish line. So Habiba greed
and he did this. Okay, and
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now I say, like most kids
today, they wouldn't do that. They're
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like, give me, gimme,
gimme. I'm entitled, blah blah blah
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blah blah, I'm not doing that, blah blah blah blah blah. And
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then you wonder why you're in your
thirties and forties and still living with your
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parents and don't even have a car. I wonder so well, But anyway,
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at the end of the year.
He had always training in that year,
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and he did in the become the
greatest salesman in the world. And
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the key to this was the second
part of the book. And it's a
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very thin book, okay, And
you won't find it in the business section.
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You won't find in the motivational section. It's actually in the religious section,
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and not because it's a religious book, but it kind of mocks religion
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in one sense, but also copies
it because the second part of the book
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is these ancient scrolls kind of like
the Torah or the days come in.
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I thought I was confusing the book, but yeah, per year, and
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then there's thirty days in everyone.
Yeah, okay, So there's these ten
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ancient scrolls and it takes you ten
months to read this little teeny book if
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you follow the instructions. And that's
key too, following instructions, okay,
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because you could change one little thing
in a recipe. We'll ask our how
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chef here. If you change one
thing to a recipe, it changes the
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whole outcome of that dish, doesn't
it. Yes, it's Rachel, our
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chef. So basically these engine scrolls, the instructions are is each scroll you
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read for thirty days, once in
the morning, once in the afternoon,
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once at night, and one of
those times has to be out loud,
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okay. And basically what it's doing
is in order for us as humans to
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change habits. You can't just change
a habit. You can't just quit something.
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You have to replace it, okay. So people are trying to quit
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certain things, have to replace it
with good things. So what this does
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is what programs you to change your
habits, your way of thinking. And
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so each scroll takes thirty days to
read, so it takes you ten months
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to read the book. My favorite
scroll in there is about I will persist
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until a six which is something that
if you were asking me one of my
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best habits as dean or pipe man, that's it, okay, I will
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persist until they succeed. I am
not a sheep waiting to be prouded by
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my shepherd. I am a lion, and I refuse to walk and talk
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with the sheep. The sore house
of failure is not my destiny. I
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will persist until I succeed. And
it's a way of life, and it's
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a way of thinking, and I
think people need to stop taking pharmaceuticals to
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cure their problems. I think they
need to stop unfocusing on all these labels
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and all this negative stuff. All
we do is focus on negative nowadays,
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why not focus on yourself? Retrain
your mind, have a positive attitude,
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have a positive mindset, because you
will of the laws of attract, attraction
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and tract what you think about your
inner vocabulary. If you talk shit to
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yourself, you're going to get shit. You talk gold to yourself, you're
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going to get gold. Do you
want ship or do you want gold?
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So there you go. So that's
why Rachel ship. Wait a minute,
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didn't we ask about the negative things
about you? Not the positive thing?
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Ring? No, I don't even
know how. That's just as as I
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am. I don't even know how
that tangent started it. No, it
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started with those things, because you
gotta look at those bad things and turn
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them into a positive. So I
said, I'm going to persist until I
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succeed. So by next week I
will have beaten only fans and one.
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So that's the first bad thing.
Second, wait, wait, how does
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that be a bad thing? Because
oh, the bad thing was that I
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couldn't get the only fans approved because
it's not me, I think, because
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I call it the pipe Man.
And then you know, I figured out
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the problem. I wasn't wearing my
shades in the picture, nor was it
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in the thing. Second issue,
okay, second bad thing is you know,
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anybody that's known me for a while
and the show knows that I changed
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things up a lot, especially when
it comes to my hair. And I've
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come to a conclusion recently that my
current hair condition is one of my problems
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and one of my negatives because I
don't know. So as you know,
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I've had every color. I did
everything. I had the faux Hawk and
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co Hunt and Coke, and then
COVID came out and I grew it out,
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put in the point tail. Uh. And then last year when I
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was in the Netherlands and the weather
was all nasty and my hair was getting
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all ridiculous because of the mist and
cold, and I was like, screw
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this, and I chopped it off. But then I was going to Bali
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after that, so I'm like,
yeah, I can't have the blue hair
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because it's just gonna come out in
the surf. So I had this guy
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in the Netherlands give me a new
style. I'm like, do whatever you
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want. And I usually do that
with a lot of hairstylists that I promot,
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and I'm like, do whatever you
want. And it did look good
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at first, and now I'm sick
of it, and especially certain things I
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do, it doesn't look good.
Like when I get out of the ocean
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after surfing, it doesn't look good. Whereas when I had the fauxhawk,
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all I had to do is go
juke jup and I'm fine. And so
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here's the thing with blue hair.
Everywhere I went, people would stop me
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and go, oh my god,
that is the coolest hair. And then
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you know, it's funny because when
you're in your fifties with blue hair,
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you're stylish. If you're eighteen and
you're a derelic, it's funny how that
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works. But there was even this
female that I'm very close with for many
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years, and she she hated the
blue hair because she's very conservative. And
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then I said, but you watch, We're going to go out places and
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people are going to stop me.
And she didn't believe me, and then
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she saw it wear own eyes and
she even told her friend it's like,
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yeah, I didn't think at first, but yeah, he should have the
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blue hair. Because everywhere we go, and it's a conversation starter. You
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know. Now I just look like
every other idiot in the world. But
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so here's the thing. I've been
thinking about this lately. And I did
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take a poll from one person.
Now I'm going to take a poll from
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I'll say you, from one person. It's an opinion. It's the same
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as the presidential polls. They ask
one person. Then you know, all
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of a sudden, somebody's leading in
the polls. Okay, so I'm just
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following our leaders. Okay, that's
all I'm doing. And how is it
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getting them anywhere? Go ahead and
ask your questions. But anyway, I
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don't think we should ask Rachel because
she hasn't known me long enough to know
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all those things. So I think
we should ask Rachel. But we'll ask
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Rachel. But I think we should
focus on you rebel, so here here,
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and we should have pictures. Actually, that's what I forgot to do.
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Okay, So you know what I'm
gonna do is shit, the pictures
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are on my phone. I gotta
figure out how to do this. I
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want. Here's what we're gonna do
next week's show. I'm gonna have pictures
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ready that we're gonna because I just
thought of this now, so because of
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this question, and what I'm gonna
do is, I'm gonna upload pictures of
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previous pipe man and current pipe man, and we're gonna pick the winning picture
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for possibly my next step in my
hair development. Okay, So we went
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from per first one went into personal
development. The second one went into hair
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heroin development. But hair development,
no, Heroin's not one of my problems
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yet, okay, But way the
world is going, it's on to that
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because where the world is going its
way, they're putting the heroin in everything.
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It's like, you know, listen, you can't get big pharma without
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getting heroin. The War on drugs
open the world up to big pharma creating
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heroin. That's what the War on
drugs. Thank you, Nancy Reagan.
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You notice our drug prome is way
worse after the War on drugs. Every
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time we decuire o war on things, it gets worse, not better.
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What the hell is with that?
Okay? But anyway, okay, So
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how many more do I have to
give you? Two? Two more?
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Okay? I thought it was hair
and only fans, So three more?
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All right? Three more? Okay? The third one is that I don't
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even know what. The third one
is that I have co hosts on the
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show that are staring at their phone
while they're on you. No, I'm
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just kidding now. The third one
is is that I am like this anomaly
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here in twenty twenty four, it
has gained us ban from TikTok. So
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you gotta be pretty bad to get
banned from TikTok. Okay, TikTok is
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the Chinese. They allow everything.
Okay, no, what happened and we
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got banned so much? What The
other number four bad thing about me is
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that my goal this week is to
get banned from TikTok again. I turned
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it off why because she was want
to get banned from TikTok And it took
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me a whole week to get that
ship back. And you know I'm not
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capable of getting that ship back.
I had have somebody. I'd have a
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cousin boyfriend do that in the family
has brains. It's not me. Well,
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we already knew that that should have
been on your list that you give
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us. Okay, and I would
say my fourth thing about me is my
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choice and co hosts you no,
I love but Rachel whole nother story,
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and I liked it lot, Rachel. Is your tongue as big as the
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one on your shirt? And is
Mick Jagger like licking your stomach right now?
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That's why? Oh you like that? You like those ninety year old
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decrepit. Actually he's not man like. I have to give it to him.
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The action that he puts out on
stage at his age. He should
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be dead not doing that. They've
been talking about Keith. They're talking about
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Keith Richards that he should have been
on alive for the last fifty years and
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he's still going. So what does
that say people? If you want to
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live a long life, do a
lot of drugs. People that have lived
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a long time. Let's talk about
Slayer. You have to say it right,
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Rachel. Unless you say it right, I'm not talking about it.
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Say it right. There's only one
way to say it, say it right.
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No, you got to say okay. So here's the cool thing.
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I was totally excited last week.
The announcement came right before the show.
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It just totally put the show off
the rails, Like everything we were going
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to talk about took a back door, just like Rebel and Never Never.
402
00:32:30.759 --> 00:32:34.839
Well, let's go back to that
because we've asked this question before. Rachel,
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do you like it in the back
door? Look at that, like
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00:32:39.559 --> 00:32:45.240
real quick, She's like yes,
you know why because she's had so many
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of these experiences that she doesn't even
feel it in the front door anymore.
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No, ten years without Yeah,
I don't freaking believe that for a second.
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00:33:00.240 --> 00:33:02.880
See here's your she brought it up. No said she brought it up.
408
00:33:02.920 --> 00:33:06.160
Okay, I have to bring it
up. I wouldn't have brought it
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up on the show, but she
brought it up. When we were talking
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before her coming on as a co
host, She's telling me like she hadn't
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had sex in like ten years,
and all of a sudden, we start
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the show and she's having sex with
her cousin. Like, come on,
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what's ten years? All change your
mind about things? I mean ten years
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or you're just or you're just desperate
after ten years? Okay, how can
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anyone go ten years? What's your
start? You don't want to stop?
416
00:33:37.160 --> 00:33:40.440
Well, you just move on.
You know what. Once it shuts down,
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00:33:40.519 --> 00:33:44.200
it's just like shut down, and
then once it gets turned back on,
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00:33:44.400 --> 00:33:49.400
it's just like it's it's like right, it's like a dirty Fawcet.
419
00:33:50.119 --> 00:33:54.279
Yeah right, keep binking. Okay, So back to Slayer, Okay.
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So I'm so excited about they're playing
Louder in Life. They're playing Riot Fast
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both on the Pipe Man Radio Tour. In fact, before I even say
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00:34:06.440 --> 00:34:08.679
anything more, I think we need
to hear a little bit about Louder than
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Life. What do you think one
do? Do do? He's trying,
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He's trying, He's trying, try
and trying. Louder than the loudest weekend
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of the year is back Louder than
Life than Louisville, Kentucky, with the
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00:34:27.119 --> 00:34:45.440
reunion of Flare, Slim Nod Crew, Corn, Thanks Freeze, Disturbed,
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00:34:49.079 --> 00:34:58.880
Five Finger Death, Punch, Breaking
Benjamin, and Falling into Reverse with Heaving
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00:34:59.000 --> 00:35:02.880
Essex, The Bring Till Linderman,
a Day to Remember, Stained Pail Storm,
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00:35:04.119 --> 00:35:07.119
Go Cheer On, and for Accent, so many more over one hundred
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and fifty bands non stop rock for
four days on five stages September twenty sixth
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through twenty nights in Louisville, Kentucky
passes Sale now than Live Festival dot Com.
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Are you ray? I'm ready?
I have children, I am so
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ready. I am so ready for
all these festivals which we'll talk about a
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little more before the end of the
show, and we're gonna do some ticket
435
00:35:32.199 --> 00:35:36.360
giveaways and tell you how we're going
to go about that. But back to
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player. Okay, So here's the
thing. There's a lot of drama.
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00:35:42.280 --> 00:35:45.639
You know, Here's what I thought
would have happened with COVID. Okay,
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Like before COVID, people bitched about
music, they bitched about lineups. Everything
439
00:35:52.559 --> 00:35:55.320
was bitch bitch, bitch, bitch
bitch. Okay, we should we need
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00:35:55.400 --> 00:36:06.000
a sound effect that does that,
like tea. So basically I thought COVID
441
00:36:06.039 --> 00:36:09.000
would cure that because people had two
years without live music, that they'd be
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00:36:09.119 --> 00:36:13.719
like I know how I was.
I was like, I don't care if
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Rachel's son got up on stage with
a recorder and it was a live show,
444
00:36:22.000 --> 00:36:25.079
I'm there, okay, Like I
didn't care what the music was,
445
00:36:25.440 --> 00:36:30.360
which remind me one of you two
to ask me after I talked about Slayer
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00:36:30.800 --> 00:36:35.599
what I did as totally have the
pipe man's comfort zone this last week having
447
00:36:35.639 --> 00:36:42.599
to do with that. But anyway, so yeah, I mean there's people
448
00:36:42.760 --> 00:36:51.559
bitching about this Slayer reunion and I'm
like, what the what the Like in
449
00:36:51.639 --> 00:36:53.880
the eighties, right, like,
what was it eighty one? Early eighties?
450
00:36:54.000 --> 00:37:00.039
Yep, I forgot the question already
went for thirty eight years until twenty
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nineteen. What did they dissolve because
of COVID? No, they didn't dissolve.
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00:37:06.679 --> 00:37:15.559
So basically what happened was is Tom
you know, he was tired from
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touring. It's basically the story that
we know. So they were doing their
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they did two years of final shows
and I was at the second to last
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show ever. I was at their
first show ever. Wow, But you
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00:37:28.719 --> 00:37:32.119
know, it is grueling. People
don't understand. And I'm bringing this up
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00:37:32.119 --> 00:37:38.079
for a reason too, because I
saw comments about them and saying negative stuff
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00:37:38.119 --> 00:37:43.039
about them quitting and then that they're
like what season this and that? And
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I'm like, dude, do you
even understand how grueling it is to go
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on tour for forty five years?
Like seriously, Like people think it's all
461
00:37:55.440 --> 00:38:00.840
fun. There's about forty five minutes
to two hours of fun. The rest
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00:38:00.920 --> 00:38:06.119
of it is not necessarily fun,
okay, And so you know, and
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00:38:06.239 --> 00:38:09.880
people are talking about because you know, they said it was their final show
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00:38:09.960 --> 00:38:15.119
ever, like how many bands have
had their final show ever? And they
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00:38:15.199 --> 00:38:20.119
come back and do more like be
happy about it. Okay, it's like
466
00:38:20.719 --> 00:38:25.239
it's like when McDonald's brings back the
McRib. Okay, be happy about it.
467
00:38:25.440 --> 00:38:29.639
I hate the MCB, but everybody
thinks it's like the greatest thing since
468
00:38:29.840 --> 00:38:34.480
Crushed Ice, you know. But
I love those sunglasses, by the way,
469
00:38:36.559 --> 00:38:39.719
and they definitely do a very good
job of covering the bad makeup job,
470
00:38:42.159 --> 00:38:47.079
a bad makeup time at all.
It looks yeah, you look hot,
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00:38:47.159 --> 00:38:53.039
Rebel. At least that's what a
platypus would say. And so anyway,
472
00:38:54.239 --> 00:38:58.960
the thing is is why you being
negative people? Because Gary Holt,
473
00:38:59.119 --> 00:39:02.360
who is the guitarists for Exous,
but it's also the guitarist for Slayer that
474
00:39:02.440 --> 00:39:07.199
took over for Jeff May Rest in
Peace who passed away, who was one
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00:39:07.199 --> 00:39:14.000
of the main components of Slayer.
But Gary's wife said the smartest thing ever.
476
00:39:14.960 --> 00:39:19.239
I know what she said. No, can you guess? Why don't
477
00:39:19.280 --> 00:39:23.639
you guess first Rachel and then you
guess Rebel? She said, it was
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00:39:23.679 --> 00:39:32.000
a good run and it's and now
it's over. Well, she probably said
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00:39:32.320 --> 00:39:37.599
he would want tell her to go
on without him. No, here's what
480
00:39:37.760 --> 00:39:42.119
she said. If you don't like
the Slayer reunion, here's my solution.
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00:39:42.840 --> 00:39:47.559
Don't go like, what a concept? What a concept? People nowadays like
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they have to say all this negative
ship about everything. If you don't like
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00:39:52.119 --> 00:40:00.360
the idea that Slayer's playing reunion shows, don't know who cares? I want
484
00:40:00.440 --> 00:40:04.280
it? And nobody said they're going
on tour. They've announced two shows.
485
00:40:04.480 --> 00:40:07.519
That's it. They're two festivals,
that's it. What are you doing,
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00:40:07.599 --> 00:40:14.599
rebel? Looking for another pair of
glasses? Pea, Well, then why
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00:40:14.719 --> 00:40:17.280
don't you give up while you take
a pee? But give us a description
488
00:40:17.440 --> 00:40:25.440
while you're peeing. I need one
of those like little portats like to put
489
00:40:25.679 --> 00:40:30.320
next to y'all. It could be
like those bullets, you know, the
490
00:40:30.360 --> 00:40:36.079
bullet blenders you bring that you to
use that and then and then you have
491
00:40:36.239 --> 00:40:40.360
lemonade. Then you have lemonade in
case you're caught in the andes somewhere.
492
00:40:40.679 --> 00:40:45.239
I don't know if anybody's seen that
Netflix movie about that plane crash where they
493
00:40:45.280 --> 00:40:51.599
were stuck in the the Uh what
what was? Uh? Oh they were
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I can't believe I'm drawing a blank
that sport uh uh it was? I
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00:40:55.880 --> 00:40:59.480
know what you're talking about. It
starts me an R. I can't believe
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00:40:59.480 --> 00:41:04.960
I'm drawing a blank like football rugby. This rugby team crashed in the andes
497
00:41:05.039 --> 00:41:08.880
and the seventies all that they started
eating each other and they had to eat
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00:41:08.920 --> 00:41:12.840
each other to live, you know, and it was a whole big thing.
499
00:41:13.000 --> 00:41:15.719
So you gotta watch it. It's
a great movie. Was the Person
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Dead? The first person I decided
to eat? Was that person already dead?
501
00:41:20.079 --> 00:41:24.519
They like each other? Yeah,
yeah, exactly. I said,
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00:41:24.519 --> 00:41:28.880
I didn't have to pick, like
who's gonna who's gonna go first? No?
503
00:41:29.159 --> 00:41:31.599
No, And they actually before people
were dying, they were having to
504
00:41:31.719 --> 00:41:35.519
talk about it. So like one
of them said, yeah, if I
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00:41:35.599 --> 00:41:37.360
do die, please eat me at
least I know that. Yeah. Yeah,
506
00:41:37.400 --> 00:41:40.320
yeah yeah. They were like,
yeah you can eat me. Yeah.
507
00:41:40.960 --> 00:41:45.000
See, this should have been on
movie This is what should have been
508
00:41:45.079 --> 00:41:47.800
on movie reviews and more is this
movie because it just came out. There
509
00:41:47.920 --> 00:41:52.960
was a version way back when in
nineteen ninety three, and it's like a
510
00:41:53.239 --> 00:41:58.119
really good movie. So check it
out. Yeah it was good. But
511
00:41:59.079 --> 00:42:02.920
what was I saying anyway? You're
talking about this Slayer tour. Yeah,
512
00:42:04.320 --> 00:42:08.880
how we went from saydo yeah to
eating people? Okay, Slayer to eating
513
00:42:08.920 --> 00:42:13.079
people? That's not a far stretch. I gotta tell you, but yeah,
514
00:42:13.360 --> 00:42:15.719
just don't go people, man,
like, why are people bitching every
515
00:42:15.840 --> 00:42:21.440
lineup that comes out? I hear
people bitching? Okay, here's my number
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00:42:21.480 --> 00:42:27.199
one favorite bitch not oh when the
band the only band they want to see
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00:42:27.400 --> 00:42:30.679
drops off for whatever the reason,
and then it's like, oh, I
518
00:42:30.840 --> 00:42:34.079
was only going to see that band. Then go to their freaking concert.
519
00:42:34.480 --> 00:42:37.960
You don't go to a festival that
has one hundred and fifty bands or sixty
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00:42:37.039 --> 00:42:43.480
bands or thirty bands for one band. Okay, so you know what had
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00:42:43.519 --> 00:42:46.639
a tall glass to shut the hell
up? Will you bitching? Negative?
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00:42:47.679 --> 00:42:52.880
You bitching negative? People like,
come on, this is exciting news,
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00:42:53.480 --> 00:42:58.840
okay, And why do people have
to be such haters? That's an hard
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00:42:58.880 --> 00:43:01.320
thing. You guys all have to
remind me. There was this TikTok I
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00:43:01.440 --> 00:43:07.400
might have saved it, but I
have to find it again where they had
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00:43:07.599 --> 00:43:10.840
these gymnasts that were climbing on top
of each other to make like a pyramid
527
00:43:10.920 --> 00:43:16.400
and looked really cool, and the
comments in the comments section were like hilarious
528
00:43:16.559 --> 00:43:22.920
but rude, you know, like
you know, step on the quatt waffle
529
00:43:22.199 --> 00:43:28.719
and stuff like that, and you
know, just really bad. But you
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00:43:28.800 --> 00:43:32.079
know, come on people social media. We should be all learning how to
531
00:43:32.199 --> 00:43:37.199
get along. And where is Rodney
King on socials when you need them?
532
00:43:37.199 --> 00:43:39.960
Okay, that's what I want to
know. But here's what we gotta do
533
00:43:40.119 --> 00:43:45.280
right now. Before we move on. I just want to say, go
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00:43:45.440 --> 00:43:49.239
to Slayer. If you don't want
to, don't freaking go, but don't
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00:43:49.320 --> 00:43:52.039
ruin. For the rest of us, are super freaking excited about Slayer.
536
00:43:52.639 --> 00:43:58.039
I mean, because it is going
to be badass. I'm super stoked about
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00:43:58.159 --> 00:44:02.320
carry king solo project too, because
it sounds like Slayer and it's badass,
538
00:44:02.480 --> 00:44:07.639
so you gotta check it out.
But right now, let's hear about some
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00:44:07.800 --> 00:44:12.119
of the other festivals on the pipe
Man Radio Tour, because man, I
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00:44:12.519 --> 00:44:16.199
might be adding one of my favorites. Just talked to people yesterday Punk Rock
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00:44:16.320 --> 00:44:22.320
Bowling. Madness was supposed to play
at the last Punk Rock Bowling and it
542
00:44:22.400 --> 00:44:25.800
got canceled because of COVID and I
was so bummed. And they're gonna be
543
00:44:25.880 --> 00:44:31.920
playing at this one. There's cool
stuff going on, the No Values Festival,
544
00:44:32.079 --> 00:44:37.719
another cool punk festival. There's gonna
be on the Pipe Man Radio Tour.
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00:44:37.800 --> 00:44:44.079
There's gonna be Welcome to Rockville,
Punk rock Bowling. Probably there's another
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00:44:44.119 --> 00:44:47.559
one I'm not gonna mention yet that
we're working on. There's song Temple I
547
00:44:47.679 --> 00:44:53.239
won't be at, but we're doing
ticket giveaways on the show. There's Incarceration,
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Download Leads, possibly grass Pop,
possibly hell Fest, possibly Vodkin Uh,
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and then Uh Bloodstock, the Heavy
Metal Awards in the UK. And
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then there's Gonna be Loudered in Life, Bourbon Beyond, which I won't be
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at because I'll probably be at riot
Fest. And then there's Gonna because I
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can't miss Slayer and I wanted to
go, but I can't miss Slayer.
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And then there's Aftershock, which you're
announcing right after this show that there's a
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whole mess on the on the tour. This here like it's blowing my mind.
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There's more festivals now than ever.
Before we thought music was gonna be
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dead after COVID, it's more alive
than ever. So all you negative nellis
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shut the hell up, because we
have live music and we're gonna go and
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we're gonna see about ticket giveaways to
Incarceration and Bourbon and Beyond. Row it
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one sell the Alarm, Incarceration of
Music and Tattoo Festival is Back, What's
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dot Omens, Chimera, and so
many more. Report to Historic Ohios Date
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Fryan, Dave Matthews, bad Tyler
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at Bourbon at Beyond dot com.
Okay, so, first of all,
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Rachel, are you looking for a
heart of gold? I am? Yeah,
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baby? How about you Rebel?
I no? Okay, So here's
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the thing. Okay, you guys
can be entered to win tickets to one
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the following festivals. Welcome to Rockville, Incarceration, Burba and Beyond. Sonic
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Temple aftershock, louder and louder in
life. Here's what you gotta do,
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people, you gotta follow pipe Man
Radio on all socials everywhere, and you
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00:47:22.679 --> 00:47:29.440
have to direct message me with because
I need to get petitions signed. You
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00:47:29.559 --> 00:47:36.960
need to direct message me telling only
fans to approve my account. If you
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do that, you're entered to win
the tickets and you could be hanging out
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with the Pipe Man at any one
of these festivals on the Pipe Man Radio
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Tour. Now, want to talk
real quickly because it's almost the end of
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the show. You didn't tell us, You didn't tell us what you did
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different, There's more. We'll have
to postpone that, okay, because I
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want to talk about worry real quick. First of all, worry, okay,
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don't be happy, Stop worrying about
things that may or may not ever
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happen. We're in this world that
everybody has anxiety, so they worry about
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00:48:10.519 --> 00:48:15.039
things that never even happen in their
life, and they spend their like weeks
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00:48:15.559 --> 00:48:19.840
depressed worry about stuff, and all
it does is make a negative effect on
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your life. There's nothing positive that
comes from it whatsoever. And whatever's gonna
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00:48:23.920 --> 00:48:27.920
happen is gonna happen. You're worrying. Ain't gonna stop it or make it
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happen or what have you. So, you know what, like Rachel said,
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don't worry, be happy. We'll
talk more about that on another episode.
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Rachel give us the thirty second eleve
air pitch on the Rodeo in text,
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Oh my god, it's so much
fun. There's like a lot of
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food. It's really really good.
There's a lot of booze. I went
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to the cook offs, so it
was free food and free booze if you
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can get into the tent. I
spent the whole night running around bullshitting my
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00:48:52.360 --> 00:48:55.840
way into different tents. It sent
me a whole week to recover from this.
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So I'm just now feeling like,
you know, back to normal.
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00:49:01.199 --> 00:49:07.079
And you know, it's a little
bourbon. Will do it for it,
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Okay, Rebel. Yes, that's
your thirty second ol of air pitch of
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what's going on in racist Louisiana.
Oh my god, She's not the only
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00:49:15.559 --> 00:49:19.880
state that is accused of that,
and you look it up. She just
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00:49:20.039 --> 00:49:23.440
admitted that it is racist, though
she admitted everybody is. I've come to
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the conclusion that everybody has everybody's racist
in their own way. Everybody nobody can
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00:49:30.000 --> 00:49:35.719
say they're not because it's it's blatantly
obvious. Everybody racist against platypuses because they
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00:49:35.719 --> 00:49:40.159
have no nipples. Go ahead,
nice fun fact. Here's another one you
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00:49:40.199 --> 00:49:45.719
need to add to your tour.
You need to add the Louisiana Jazz and
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Heritage Festival to your tour. Let's
do it. Send me the info.
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00:49:52.159 --> 00:49:55.760
I'll get on it. So you
also, you were gonna you guys were
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00:49:55.800 --> 00:49:59.760
gonna ask me something. That's how
we won the show of the thing of
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uncomfortable for the pipe man? Yes, what what did the pipe man do?
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00:50:04.119 --> 00:50:07.800
That is out of the pipe?
Main thing? When music was down?
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I took salsa and merengue lessons.
Let's see, no nobody, I
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am going tonight. I'm going tonight
again. There's this tequila bar that does
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00:50:22.880 --> 00:50:25.719
the Selson merengue. But you got
the lesson. So I'm going tonight,
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okay. And there's a there's a
reason too, Okay, So there really
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is a reason. And then we
gotta get off because we're already late here.
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Okay, and I'm screwing one up. But videos for the only fans,
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yeah, well, we need videos
for the only fan, do your
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videos go to your marine. We
want proof, but do it for the
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only fans, Like anybody knows,
me knows. The only dancing I do
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is in a mosh pit and like
like. But every Friday back back in
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Florida, there's this live Latin band
that play at downtown in the gardens all
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the time, and I always go
there because I do love Latin and live
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00:51:05.199 --> 00:51:09.840
Latin music. But I also in
so awe of these guys at can salsa
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00:51:09.880 --> 00:51:14.440
and meringue and bachata, and they're
so good at it because he can get
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00:51:14.639 --> 00:51:22.920
any woman anywhere, Okay, So
basically I love I need to learn for
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00:51:22.039 --> 00:51:29.760
that reason alone. And funny,
my friend at Sirius xm Jose he did
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00:51:29.800 --> 00:51:32.719
the same thing recently too, and
he's out of his omen too, like
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00:51:32.800 --> 00:51:37.840
we're metal heads, man. But
listen, if you can do that stuff,
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I'll tell you. I'll tell you
what you get at the world is
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00:51:42.280 --> 00:51:44.639
your oyster, and listen, I'm
in Costa Rica, might as well do
633
00:51:44.679 --> 00:51:46.480
it. I saw it when I
was in Mexico a couple of months ago.
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00:51:46.840 --> 00:51:50.440
This guy I was hanging out with
at the bar. I mean,
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00:51:50.519 --> 00:51:52.679
he was ugly of sin. He
got to dance with every girl in the
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bar. He was so good at
it. So going what we were going
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00:51:58.239 --> 00:52:00.800
to talk about before we left?
My hair? Oh yeah, we're good
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00:52:00.840 --> 00:52:06.559
to that. Next week we're gonna
vote on my hair, okayko. And
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so you got tune in next week
and every week to the Adventures of pipe
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Man right here on W four c
Y Radio Talk for TV at one pm
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Eastern, twelve Central, ten Pacific
sometime in Bali, I don't know,
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and Costa Rica. We're gonna be
changing because we don't change the times here
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00:52:30.039 --> 00:52:34.760
in Costa Rica. And so I'm
gonna get off of this show. I'm
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gonna go do some salsa, some
merengue, some yoga, some surfing,
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00:52:38.519 --> 00:52:45.039
and man, you pipe nuts are
the fricking best. I love you guys
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00:52:45.800 --> 00:52:52.159
in spite of yourself. Everybody,
thanks for listening, Thanks for being here,
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Thanks for being on the Adventures of
pipe Man. Roll it one.
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Thank you for listening to the Adventures
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