Sept. 7, 2026
Trust, Teamwork, and Touring: Autumn Kings’ Inspiring Conversation with Pipeman
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RSS Feed In this episode of The Adventures of Pipeman on W4CY Radio, Pipeman sits down with Joe and Jake from Autumn Kings at Rocklahoma to discuss their journey as a band, overcoming road challenges, creating positive and motivational music, and the importance of supportive relationships. The conversation features inspiring stories from touring, the creative genesis behind new music, reflections on resilience, and a celebration of kindness encountered along the way.
Main Topics Covered
- Touring with Hollywood Undead and Fame on Fire
- The “Ernie” story: A breakdown, a stranger’s kindness, and national news
- Positivity and resilience: Perspective in the face of adversity
- Building a supportive creative team and personal relationships
- New music releases and upcoming tours
- Reflections on the role of music in uniting people and creating community
- Touring experiences with bands like Fame on Fire, Set It Off, and Hollywood Undead (01:15).
- Hollywood Undead’s Jordan Terrell (Charlie Scene) repeatedly offered support, eventually sparking the co-writing of Autumn Kings’ song “Gone, Gone, Gone” (02:18).
- The organic way creative opportunities arise during tours was emphasized.
- During Rock Fest in Wisconsin, Autumn Kings’ van broke down, leaving them stranded without transit for their next festival (03:40).
- After failed attempts to find help, a stranger named Ernie offered his brand-new Ford Explorer so the band could make it to the next show, asking only for a t-shirt for his wife in return (05:07).
- This act of kindness became national news and inspired the band to print “Be Like Ernie” shirts (07:12).
- The story reinforced faith in humanity and the importance of social trust within the music community (06:09).
- Stories of technical setbacks (air conditioning failures, overheated laptops on stage) at Rocklahoma and how the band creatively handled them (07:46).
- Pipeman draws parallels between band life and motivational speaking, discussing the importance of maintaining a positive mindset and focusing on solutions rather than problems (08:47).
- The idea that hardship often leads to the best stories and strongest memories (10:58).
- Comparisons to military service to maintain perspective on “tough” situations (11:21).
- The significance of finding partners who understand and support a life on tour (17:33), drawing on personal examples of supportive spouses and the pitfalls of unhealthy relationships.
- Notable comparison to the iconic “Adrian” scene from Rocky II as a metaphor for having supportive partners (20:23).
- Discussion of loyalty, trust, and the calming effect of being in strong, supportive relationships (21:06).
- The band’s commitment to spreading positivity through music, and the idea that music is often cheaper and more effective than therapy (15:39).
- The dream of a global music festival dedicated to positivity and unity, minus political leaders (15:54).
- "Sometimes magic just happens. Lightning in a bottle." (03:18)
- "All thanks to the kindness of a stranger... Definitely restored our faith in humanity." (06:04)
- "Positivity doesn't have to mean you're delusional... It's just grounded optimism." (09:32)
- "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll." — referencing AC/DC (08:27)
- "I used to think any woman would be a distraction to the mission. Turns out, when you find the right person, she can serve as jet fuel..." (19:39)
- "We just have a massive music festival that the whole world is required to attend, except the political leaders. They're banned." (15:54)
- Official Website & Merch:
autumnkings.com – Buy merch, including “Be Like Ernie” shirts and the new album (17:17) - Social Media:
Encouraged to follow and share Autumn Kings’ music and updates with friends and family (17:20) - Upcoming Tours:
Autumn Kings on tour with Archers, Black Veil Brides, Skillet, and Escape the Fate this season (17:23) - New Album & Vinyl:
Epiphany release on September 18; available on vinyl (24:02)
- Remarks on performing at major festivals: Rock Fest, Upheaval, Rocklahoma, Rock Rally, and participating in a future lineup of Danny Wimmer festivals (22:24).
- Reflections on life perspectives, gratitude, and the value of shared adventure, both on the road and back at home.
- Repeated encouragement to seek and nurture supportive relationships, both professional and personal.
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This is Pipe Man here on the Adventures of Pipe
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Man W4CY radio, and I'm here with.
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Joe and Jake.
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Autumn Kings. Didn't even rehearse that one.
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That's why I do that. I like it better when
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the artist says it. You know, they can say it cooler,
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their way.
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Was that cooler?
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I don't know if that was cooler. That was kind
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of cooler. We're cool.
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Just take it. I know we've never been told that, though.
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I just want to be cool.
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It wasn't as cool as your Rock, Lahoma comment. Oh, okay.
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So tell the listeners your Rock, Lahoma comment before this.
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What did I say? Are you ready to rock and roll? Oh,
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I'm ready to Rock, Lahoma.
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Yeah, there you go. See what we did there, everybody listening?
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Pretty sick, right?
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I just say so much stuff.
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I have no idea what I'm saying.
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I know, right?
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That's your greatest asset. Joe, anytime something wrong happens when
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we're on tour, I'm like, dude, remember when that happened yesterday?
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He's like, I have no idea what you're talking about.
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I remember everything. I'm here right now.
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I don't remember that. That's all that matters. You're here now.
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Living in the moment.
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So it is funny that one of the bands you've
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actually toured with, I know the mother of one of
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the band members because they live near me.
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It's got to be J-Dawg, Hollywood Undead.
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Nope, but I know all of Hollywood Undead. I love them.
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Not only their music, but they're the coolest fucking dudes.
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Yeah, they're so cool.
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But go lower down the ladder.
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They live here?
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No, Florida. That's an easy one.
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Fame on fire or set it off?
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There it is.
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Fame on fire?
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Fame on fire.
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Alex or Brian?
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Fuck, I can't even remember right now.
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Yeah, one of them. Fame on fire, boys. Okay.
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Oh, yeah.
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Throwback to last year. We went out with them in
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Vana and set it off. It was a great tour, actually.
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That was our biggest tour to date at that time.
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Really? See, that's pretty cool.
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Wild fans, yeah.
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What was it like going with Hollywood Undead, though? Because
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they're some fun fuckers.
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Dude, they know how to put on a show.
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I think that was one of the first times Jake
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and I looked at each other and we're like, all right,
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we need to step up our stage presence a little
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bit because they know how to put on a show.
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It's always fun with them. Right? So, two things. They're
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very entertaining, but we only did three shows with them. So,
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it wasn't a full tour, although I would love to
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do a full tour. But what happened... is Charlie Seen,
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Jordan Terrell, talked to us every night backstage after our set,
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and he's like, you guys rock, good set. It's one
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of those nice platitudes that you say to other musicians,
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but you don't always know if it's genuine. But he
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kept saying it every night, and on the third night,
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he's like, first of all, I want shirts for my kids,
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and second of all, we should write together. I'm like, okay,
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this is getting serious now. We still had two and
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a half months of touring out on the road doing
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other tours. He was home. As we were out in
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the UK in October last year, 2025, he sends over
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an idea of this heavy riff, this melody, and this
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idea called Gone, Gone, Gone. It was just a scat.
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He had no words other than Gone, Gone, Gone. We
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took it while we were on tour, riding in vans
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with our acoustic guitars, structured out the rest of the song,
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put it together. Then we had two days off tour.
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We flew to Jordan's house in Nashville and knocked out
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the entire song. And that's how Gone was written, was
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from Tour of Hollywood Undead.
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That is cool.
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Making the connections out on the road. Sometimes magic just happens.
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Lightning in a bottle.
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That's the way it is, though, right? Like, you can't
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plan that shit.
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You really can't plan it, man. It's so organic how
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that happened.
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Just like you can't plan the negative shit that can
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turn into positive shit. Like, some of the things you've
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had to go through to get to Rock, Lahoma recently.
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Yeah, that's right. I feel like I know where you're
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taking this. Well, you see, we took a van that
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doesn't look much different than that van right there. GMC
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Savannah 3500 15-passenger van. And we were doing Kadat Wisconsin
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Rock Fest right back in July. And we played. It
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was an early afternoon set. It was on a Friday.
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And we leave the festival because the next day we
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had to go to Grand Rapids, which is eight, nine
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hours away from Kadat.
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Right.
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It's 4, 4.30 p.m.
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We're driving on the highway. All of a sudden, we hear.
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Something's going on in the van I wanted to keep
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driving The guy's like You gotta stop And then It
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defaulted to 15 miles an hour You couldn't go past
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15 So we get off On the side of the
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highway Now remember Friday In a small town Nobody's open
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Nobody's available I called 16 mechanics Nobody could come except
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one 25-year-old dude. He's like, yeah, I'll come. I'll see
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what's up. But I'll be like an hour away. Okay, okay.
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And as we're sitting there twiddling our thumbs on the highway,
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a tall, big, buff American man named Ernie, 60 years
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old or so, pulls over and he just comes up
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to us. We don't know him. He doesn't know us.
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He's like, you guys look like you need help. You
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need some help? We're like, well, we got a mechanic
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on the way, but maybe we can take your number
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just in case. Okay, we exchange numbers. He gets on
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his merry way. Mechanic comes an hour later. Guys, I
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can't do anything with this. I got to bring it
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to the shop to really see what's up.
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Okay.
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We limp our way to the shop. It's 10 minutes away.
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End up taking an hour because we're only going 15
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miles an hour.
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Terrible, right?
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Takes two hours, diagnoses it. Yo, we're going to need
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this for like at least a few days. Your van's
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not going to work.
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Typical small town.
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Typical small town. What do we do now? We're in
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the middle of nowhere. There's no airport around. There's no
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U-Haul around. How are we going to get to the
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festival tomorrow? I call up Ernie.
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Hey, Ernie.
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I think we do need your help. He pauses for
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three seconds. He goes... guys don't want to just take
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my car. We're like, dude, you don't know us. We
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don't know you. Do you want a security deposit so
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that you know we're not going to trash it? No, no, no.
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My wife's actually heard your music. She's a big fan.
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Just get her a 2XL shirt and we'll call it even, okay?
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I'm like... Dude, you are a legend. So we end
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up going through all the logistics. He brings the van
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to us. Three guys fit in there. Then we had
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to rent a U-Haul to put all our equipment in.
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Other three guys go there. We drive overnight. Everyone's pounding
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back caffeine. I thought I was high as a kite
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on cocaine because I hadn't had coffee in a while.
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We get to upheaval the next day in Michigan. And
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when you don't sleep, your voice gets really hoarse and sore.
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So we thought we were going to suck, right? Dude,
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we put on like the best show of our entire
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career without exaggeration. Fans moshing, everyone crowd surfing. And all
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thanks to the kindness of a stranger where in this
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day and age, right? When everyone's negative, the news is
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provoking you with fear and anger. You got a great
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stranger who put his trust in this fellow man. It was,
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by the way, a brand new Red Ford Explorer. He
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bought it three days ago. And we took it. We
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ran with it. It ended up turning into a national
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news story. CBS covered it. A ton of radio stations
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picked it up. So definitely restored our faith in humanity.
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And that's why we're here.
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I was going to say, you just restored my faith
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in humanity. I'm glad. Because fucking human beings are assholes.
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So now you've restored my faith that there's some that aren't.
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Nowadays and it's great to have that social trust and
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fabric so that when all the external things happen in
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the world that you truly can't control that you're outraged
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at when you can trust strangers like i think that's
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what creates a cohesive functioning society right and no doubt
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ernie reminded us of that be like ernie everybody.
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Be like ernie for sure we need him To run
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for president or something. Yes.
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Please. I'd vote for him. At least council.
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At least city council. Something.
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You know?
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Something.
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For sure. We actually have Be Like Ernie shirts getting
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printed next week. We made a deal with our team.
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We're like, if Gone hits top five on the charts,
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which it just did on Billboard yesterday. We're making Be
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Like Ernie shirts and putting them out. So we're putting
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out hashtag Be Like Ernie with the Midwest logo, and
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we're selling them on our store.
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Oh, I love that.
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Shout out, Ernie.
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So they have to buy that shirt or they can't
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listen to my show anymore.
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Yeah.
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That's true.
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That's the law. Non-negotiable.
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Exactly. Exactly. Oh, my God. And then I think I
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heard something that even here at Rock, La Jolla, now
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your air is not working or something. Somebody said that.
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Who told you that?
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Yeah, the air in the back, the blower's kind of
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dying on us, so we've got to get a mechanic
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to come meet us later tonight after we go, because
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we're about to be on the road for about, like,
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70 plus days.
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And you're in 100 degree weather right now.
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And the weather is just insane.
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melt in the back of the van.
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So, yeah. There's that. And what's also funny is our
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laptops that we use to run our shows, they were
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heating up so much on stage. We had to get
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the crew here to get ice bags covered with a
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towel and put the laptop on it so that it
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could cool down. And it really worked well. But yeah,
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this band is just riddled with challenges and problems, and
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that's part of life. I almost forgot about that until
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you mentioned it, because so much BS happens.
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I know, right?
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You kind of forget to keep track. Listen, CDC said it.
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It's a long way to the top if you want
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No doubt. Facts. No doubt. And what I really love
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about all this, too, is I know a lot of
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what you write about, a lot of what you're all
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about is positive things. motivational stuff I'm also a motivational
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speaker not just a radio personality so that part I
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really loved about you so like your attitude towards these
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things because you can't control what happens you can only
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control your attitude towards it I was just having this
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something going on and I'm like as long as you're
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you know you have to put the energy and attract
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the energy out there and Look, look at what happened
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with you guys. You could have been like, oh my God,
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fuck it. We're not going up people. You know, like
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people do that. Like Tony Robbins says, they should have
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all over themselves, you know? And you guys like, this
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is what happens. This is the magic that happens when
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you have. The positive attitude.
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