Paintings that move you, Air travel and Ideas about nothing

0:00 The show about nothing, we're going to steal an idea from fragrance tired, Larry, David is of you talking about, yeah, that guy? Yes. Same guy from Savile Larry David same thing, so and I think that, yeah, yeah, but what do you think? Well, I mean, I mean for me, when I think about when I think about the banter that goes back and forth between the two of us, I'm thinking that this is, I think it's really cool that we get to actually do this thing online and yeah, and now see each other and talk and do this, you know, an hour a week, half hour, whatever the fucking because I think here there's more of a personal thing to see some videos and talk to them.

0:44 Right? Instead of just yeah record. The the conversation as makes it easier to because we're not A tank on fire mess. That I am different. Yeah. You you are gigantic. God. Welcome back. Everybody to another guy soul of a record of my father today. What do we what are we talking about today? Are we doing a recap? Why wasn't it more recap? I was thinking more like separation separation in regards to what will you? The thing is, is that a little over a month ago and all this sort of cited, we went sideways, we are up to Teen episodes. Yeah we audiotaped 11 of them.

1:25 We videotape two of them and now we're into video now and if it's it's if we getting sort of solid on a different things that we talked about and do the I went on a trip for a month to Australia, New Zealand and Fiji you went to California. You've moved away from the home. So we're truly physically separated for the first time for for an Essence ever. No, I'm gonna come visit all the time. You'll visit me and all that kind of Happiness shit. But this is where you actually embark on your new life. We're all in your life. Yeah, it took the kitchen was and stuff like that but also I'm recently almost able to admit that I'm retired. Yeah, you've been so afraid.

2:07 I'm just three years. Huh. So for me, it's really real. Whoa, whoa. Whoa, I gotta tell you. I was just like, thinking about a job today. But, you know, set wrong. I should probably was like, would like a What kind of job II? Don't know. I'm just, I have, I have a couple. I have a number of people that are in the old industry that are doing things that are interesting to me and I could see how I would fit into their organization or not. Yeah. One is it the very entry level of investing and being an advisor? Like I was an intelligent eyes but I've already done that. The other is someone that comes in at the top it more of a new Cutting Edge. We'll both are Cutting Edge Technologies, things that are happening in the industry.

2:53 And it's kind of cool because for me, you know, when I started out in this business, everything was paper to paper and mailed stuff to people and you fedexed it to people. And then this facsimile machine came along came along during our lifetime, think about the facts, who the hell knows? What? Why would you use a fax? We saw it. Come in. We used it and we saw it just about go away. That's fine. Anyway, so And then it went to online and everything searchable online. It's all text searchable online. And that now it's also like, oh well you tag it every which way from Sunday. And now, it's actually to the point where you don't do anything and you just ask questions of it because an algorithm using artificial intelligence research at gbto.

3:43 Yeah. Well it's just the gbt side. Not the chat shit. Have you used it at all? I started using the other day, it's green. Like I was thinking about using a dad, actually, a couple companies that are using it. Yeah, buddy. So it's kind of weird but but not not not in any way and I, but that's presented. It was got off on two-year stint at open a. I actually, yeah, just just quit that job. Yeah, I think what, you know, you could do, you could do work on the production, quality of this show, so you could do make it like NPR. We'll get hits merchandising we could. Yeah, you guys have mugs. We keychain with we could sell sweaty balls. Sweaty balls, sweaty balls.

4:28 You ever seen that on? SNL sweaty, yeah, I haven't seen in a long time. We could do what, maybe we'll do. T-shirts should do a run at podcast with him while he's in jail. What will the t-shirts idea? Be like no Alec Baldwin's getting you missed it, okay? The Russian River Valley stanchions like you always do. Yeah, you know, I kind of us technology when we're trying to do a recap episode when we do recap. Well, I was doing a separation thing and saying separation and recount and I was telling you what I was going into or what I was thinking about doing, but I'm not quite sure that's what I want to do. I don't go and it's like, you know, do what, you know but also is like hey, I got one freaking life.

5:08 Why would I continue always leaning over and over and I'm really, I'm really trying. To move in a different direction. Yeah, I remember. And it's, yeah, wasn't. There's somebody that went to the Louvre when they were, like eight years old. Somebody stand, this guy was talking about it and he's like, then he discovered that for his entire life. You never had a passion until he went to the Louvre and then realize that he want to be an oil painter at the age of like 83 or 84 and then for the rest of his life looks like 96, got incredibly good at oil painting and just found something that he was encapsulated. Later I wanted to do piano but I don't have the up for it. Yeah I kind of laugh.

5:50 I noticed that I noticed that all but you know that was that was one thing and then I'm then I loved it. I love art, I love to paint. I've done things, I used to love to do the wheel with clay and I'm actually I'm actually pretty balanced of all the weird things in the world. You would think I could be good at. I can actually make a perfect pot. I've done that a ton of times going to see. I used to make it a glass and give me People and they would take them and use it as their artwork because I can actually, maybe I can make a, it's just, it's things you can do it now. And two minutes, easy with two minutes, really? I want to see if this is true. We need to test this. I can absolutely do this II will go.

6:31 Because what it is, is it's the stability of your elbows. That's it. If you can, if you crouch down low wasn't really, they never taught me that I thought it was always about like what you're the best things from your phone on your finger or whatever. If you hold Your elbows on the excess, you're going to move them and that they're on your knees. They can't move. The only thing I was never taught, science, know, and it was like, no one told me this. I think I could not do it nobody and I was a Ceramics. Teacher told me that that's funny. Mom was going to. She was doing hers and I was there. Yeah. And the teacher didn't show anybody and I did like this great pot, she looks at me. And goes like, what did you do? What did you do?

7:12 Yeah, because it was like and you know, and then I went over and I just said, I just it's balanced. It's all about them. Going to get you for your birthday. It's all about balance. Let me get you a so wheel. Well, then you need to kill many, which Mi you do need Kim? Yeah. I could take them somewhere else and get them fired. It doesn't matter. I wouldn't I wouldn't spend another 20 grand. I mean, she's got the whole Kiln set up here. She did, you can talk on give somebody else. I would just take it to the art studio and say, hey, I got six pots. Can you fire him for me? I'll pay you 20 bucks or whatever the hell you want. Yeah. I know. I'm ready to go. Make math around, right? No, she made it into that. I want to keep this a bedroom. I kind of like it, you know.

7:54 I'm gonna what I'm thinking about doing is I want to get to rid of as much as your stuff up. Here's, I can just throw it away. Yeah. Yeah, my walls are empty. Even though I have nothing on my walls. Mmm, I want that. That one thing behind you. The, what is the it's on a piece of wood and it's like the alien with the has like the nose. I want that over here. It's next to, you know, that painting. I did know what. Yeah, that one right there behind you. You just looked at it. The alien thing, the alien on the piece of wood I want that I want to hang out here because that's like top 10 favorite things in that room. It's behind you two to your right.

8:34 Oh, there it's on the wall. Yeah, yeah. You see you see that thing? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That that guy remember. No, I don't you were there was that in New Mexico? No, that was in Key West that. Oh, yeah, we went. Oh no. No, no. You didn't meet him. You were mom was pregnant. She met the artist that I love that. I've saw in art. I saw us. We were walking down the street and Cayman Islands? Yeah, I see this like brightly and hold. I'm going to grab it. Yeah. I want to see it. I forgot what it looks like. Keep talking shit. Like you're talking, what I want it. I forgot what it kind of adds a blue guy red background, right?

9:18 Yeah. And then there's suckish. We are authors. We're walking down the street Cayman Islands to show the things doesn't thing, and I see this, this guy's smart. Well, yeah, I love that. So, what a little tiny painting from up because I hold on. Wait, I'm going to snip this? Hold on. Hold it up again. Hold it up. I'm gonna, I'm gonna snip this. That would be a good thumbnail. Right there. All right. Because I was able alright, / waiting on. I'm doing it. I'm doing is loading. Three, two, one. You got a perfect, that's a good. That's a good one. But this guy, we saw him. We saw the artist in Cayman Islands and they were going through Key West.

9:58 Now, he dies, she was pregnant with. You don't wonder why I don't really love them. Yeah. Okay. We're walking down a side street and we see this art studio and this guy's name. Yeah, zebra check. Whatever the fuck that. However, you pronounce it. His name is on a studio and I'm like I recognized it and she's a stole Or of I wonder if. Yeah, I go like side of a check, man. And she goes, I said he's the guy from Cayman Islands and he supposed to have a place here. So he went to his studio and I met the guy and he's just old gray-haired guy married to somebody like 30 years younger, you know, the gods, we all want to be. And he talked about all the paintings and every painting he did and I bought like a bigger painting then and she said she was pregnant, and he said, and that's the other one that we have downstairs in the family room and he said, yeah.

10:49 Okay. He said, give this to your kit. Wow, he takes it off the wall and he said, this is my favorite kid painting! The image! UK Morris fuck! No, he threw it in. Oh, wow. We're already paying like, I don't know. I think for G for what we've done over that one on the wall. Well, there's two there, a small one was 350, the big ones for Grand. What? I love that. But the thing is, yeah, it's probably worth like 50 Grand now. So, oh, wow, what? Is his? Yeah, I mean because you can look at the signature but it's barely legible. Well yeah, he's an artist. Come on, he's like a, he's that is true ready? Yeah, I'm going to Google he y ZB W, ZK, s z EK, right? Zipsak, it wasn't an echo seeking and Tipico z @k o zi. Okay?

11:49 I'm serious. And what was it exactly? Like, what a Wicks like, Alex. He did it in November of 98. None of these looks like his. He's an old guy. Did he have white hair and mustache, I found them. You did. Yeah, you're still alive. I have no idea why? I don't know if this is him. No, that's not. You should zby is ZK. Yeah, I think this is him. Yeah. Oh, hosel cozy cozy wozy, ack. Oh yeah, I think I is this, I don't know, I don't think that. Oh, yeah, here it is right here.

12:36 I can send you a list. You thought what? Yes. Um, yeah. I'm gonna eat yours original. You can do, oh, no, they're not really that expensive, you know. But his artwork. Look at this. It is right B. Ys Z EK koziol. This is what it is. Hmm, this you see the screenshot where Now it not stop sharing, I don't think you could see it. I did mine. I mean I know how to do mine. We click the share button on the bottom screen. Bottom of the screen.

13:18 And what that means is like she don't have any making crude images. Clearly, see the share next to the leave button on the bottom. To the wet. Do you see the share button next to the the leave button on the bottom of that, your screen? Oh yeah, you can share your screen and I can look at it as oh okay. Yeah, share. Yeah. Okay. So here How's that? That's where we go, there. We found the guy. Yeah, he said that every single image that is M. Okay, yeah. Yeah.

13:59 I have the same one upload if you start looking at these images. Yeah. See like this. You know what they are. Those are pills in and he and he puts like 20 different paintings on the floor. And it is Studio like blank canvases and he comes in with this bright colored. Now this stuff is not nearly as bright as he was working with when he was when, when I was there. So it's, you know, it's been, this is very different than where you have to. Like, didn't know what a miser earlier earlier earlier Zayed sack this looks more Midwestern. Yeah. Let me koziol zipes heck. Yeah, it does. But what I was going to say is he used? He said that every single Of those images is an image of his wife.

14:45 Can you all was well, and so I said, so the would win the woodwind horn. That's the name up here is an image of your wife and he said yes. And he said and also it's interested. All wonderful things, all the little things inside each when you look at some of the more detailed paintings like this one you see that? Why don't you can see him or not? This one like I can see them. You see it? You see that picture? Oh shit. You see this close? What you see where my arrow is? Because I'm yeah basis and I don't know if you can see that each one of those he said was A picture of his wife. Yeah, and I was just like, I thought that was really, that is interesting way to paint and he just, I mean, as a room like this big room that you have up here, he has a floor that he doesn't give a shit about.

15:38 He walks in. He puts he lays out 20 campuses. He gets can of blue paint a quarter gallon, whatever. The whatever amount that blue to also the wood 11 is really, really nice. I don't know what you should blue. Well, you've seen in my other two because they're still stands in the house. And the one though. Small one is the one that we were literally driving down the street. And the Caymans, first time I went there. I want to say mid nineties. Yeah, we were supposed to go for a weekend. It was a, it was a crazy nightmare for weekend because we ended up getting stuck in Charlotte and they're like, well, we can't get you there until Monday to Sunday, like one more homey there for 30 days.

16:19 So what's the point? You know? And they're like, well we can write you through Houston. And so they brought us through Houston. We got there, we got there, Saturday night, we came back Monday night, I think. Wow that's that's pretty quick turnaround. Yeah, but it was cool because we Dove and your mom was scuba diving. Then that was right after we had done Cozumel and on that. So we went down to like 100 feet. We saw sharks was 100 feet six. Probably it was probably one of the better diving trips and Adventures that I'd had. But also, as we're driving, we were also looking around, we're always looking at property. Like, what, you know, where would you want to live in? A perfect world. If all this happened and would you live every ones? I feel like it's too touristy, hail now.

17:01 But anyway, we look to Turks and Caicos Turks and Caicos has an island off the back of it. And was like, yeah, we live here. You know what, that's a couple times and beautiful. But the only way to get there is to fly by private jet and we were like in the early days we were all like that's crazy now. We're like yeah, that's a good idea. So it depends, you know, you start to you start to realize that I'm 63. I had same for shit, you know what I mean? Thanks, you know, saving for the Box. Why am I fucking say than anything? Why would why white? When people tell me, oh, you got to worry about your return, it's like my return on what living Fuck off. You know? No, no, I'm not. Let's go on the t-shirts.

17:42 Were going to make. I can, I can, I can do whatever I want to do from now until I die. I mean, unless I go out and start buying stupid, stupid, like buildings. And I've never done that. And I don't mean, I don't mean God, I, we were trotting around in New Zealand and I saw the paddock watches and I've always kind of like, like those batik is enough fatigue. I have no eyes a panic. I don't know. Oh, up Paddock. I hear reference that way every time I see it, it's the wrong way. So I don't know. Me too me, too. So whatever I'm saying is correct us, please. Correct Us in this right, notice right. Yeah, but we have, we have a little correct mode on there and people can send notes and do their thing but I mean, you know, 75 to 150 thousand dollars.

18:30 God, that's crazy long and I have lost six. Really expensive watches. I mean, we're talkin stall as watches. I don't know. Yeah, that's mean, I'm talk. I think somebody was picking them because I think I mean we are we're talking 50 thousand dollars worth of watches. That's kind of crazy. That's not that's not like At first I was like, I'm careless and now I'm like no I'm not. I'm not that care. I'm stupid, huh? Yeah, stakes and I drop shit. And I lose my. What are these? These things are 150 bucks that I break these things. Quite often. I feel really guilty about breaking something over the last time, you just looked at him and he just like, why am I doing? But there's a best classes I've ever worn one of their Porsche. Right.

19:22 So they're right but I mean it's like when you have something that fills a need perfectly mmm except fucker breaks all the time. Well this drunk good. You sit on them all the time. Yeah. No, it's the new anything. No, I ran over him with a frickin car. That is that even possible? How do you even do that? Yeah, I was getting in the car. I dropped my ground. I backed up, I actually heard the crunch because I had the window down and I'm looking out and I'm going like, you know, those look like some $220 glasses. Look like about got a dollar which is what they were. And I called him and I said, can I pay a fixed fee? And they're like, Yeah The Fix feast. 225. They're always like that.

20:10 That's the fix fever. I was like, fuck off course, but you know, whatever God man, you do well in what time. Yeah, I remember when you first got Lasik and you were, like, testing out every single different, kind of frame it over that, like we were, I remember don't that the grocery store with you, and we would look at the reading glasses and you would just be. I'm just grab what kind of power reading glasses? I'd spend hours on, right? Yeah. We missed it and they would sit in the medicine chest or whatever. It's called for like a long time. Just like looking at them and you're like, it away from you old man. And I fully I think it was and your and you look at them. Funny reading glasses. He shit his pants. Now we're getting ready. That's what I'm doing now, though.

20:51 Yeah, I got the big. I got the big puffy eyes, and all that kind of stuff like use. Um, eye cream gets rid of it. No, no. I'm gonna, I'm gonna go into the, I'm gonna get my eyes cut. I'm gonna get, I'm gonna get fixed. You're gonna look like Mickey Rourke. Yeah, Mickey Rourke is not looking good these days. So what do you think he's not had a guy, had a guy in my work do that when he had the the double heavy lids and underneath and the bags, he had a double stuff and he had them. The total serve covers it. Yeah double stufs on his eyes and the thing is is that my site is getting like narrower, you know, because I have my eyes are so fucking swollen. Yeah, you know, it's like if you look at my eyes, you can't even saw something you sleep on average, like two and a half hours a night.

21:39 Something like that. Well, you do not sleep. Can? Yeah. Well, that might be part of it. That's huge. I remember it like, looking at your your app and you're like, yeah, but I slept for three and a half hours last night. That's a new record and what? Yeah, what is wrong with you? Yeah, boots do. Is they tell me the same thing is like one and a half to four 611 912 2137 491. He's like, dude, dude, that's that's that's insane. Yeah, that's really annoying. Like you can I really, really quickly from that too. I'm trying to literal is not working, you know what I mean? I've tried, but it's just not working. So just stay away for seven days because you know, I I know when, when I stay awake more than about 30 hours, I get a bad headache.

22:29 Yeah, I get this, you get the crease headache, there will never last time you stayed away from more than 30 hours, but the the Hat, well, it's kind of Weird. It's it's it's really like when you have no deep sleep for 30 hours, like we obviously got a New Zealand. You're on the plane for 13 hours or and you get up at early in the morning and you're, you know, and she has us there three or four hours before you're on the plane. I don't really sleep. I laid there and close my eyes. I do say, actually, I sleep pretty well on planes, accept my neck after. I don't understand like why they engineered The world's most uncomfortable seat for like air travel like did they were just trying to like fuck space like all that space that even you don't space?

23:23 You think that there would still be? Like I could not like is when you do that when you it's the party, talking about Ernie, sitting at all on me, or are you talking about? I don't even talk, I'm talking about watch here. Any chair on an airplane, like no matter where they don't go back at all, they go back like two inches, you sit there and yeah and then when you restore had been used to put on, what was that? All that thing was that thing's pretty awesome the ostrich pillow. Were you like, put your who's over? And then he put your hands here and then that works great while I. Do they have another, what? Now, the, you know, periodically, they bit it, as a warning - alone like 10 years and I think a neck pillow might actually like, soul never work for me. That, yeah, the last time I tried one, didn't work either. Why I'm always like in the I'm always in business class now because I'm pissing away your inheritance. Yeah for me as you should well actually it's because Yeah. Like it goes back to the same thing. It's like, what?

24:19 No, you know, I'm very much into my own physical Comfort. Got started. Talking about traveling? Yeah. When you think about, but traveling, you're thinking to yourself. Well, here we are going to New Zealand. Yeah, we went for technically 18 days. Yeah, we traveled for about five in Planes, maybe even like, sucks God in Planes. That's a lot. So, we went over 42 back for two, mmm. So if you don't travel comfortably, One-third of your vacation is a mirror of poop. So for me, so for me, it's like, when people say, oh my God, it cost so much more.

25:12 It's like, well, remember your if you can do it, alright, to you. Oh, exactly. I mean, have you got so hard to do it? Yeah, just thing in the world is like we, you know, we did the thirty nine hour flight to Calcutta and and 1991. And I would You but ever since then, every flights been easy. Every single that's been tough. That was very tough but I didn't arm was what I still remember. There's like 90 number you business class. I didn't really matter. I mean, yeah, it was more difficult or China. When I went to Beijing with Seth I went to Fuji with Tokyo with Jim but all those all those have all been yeah.

25:54 Easier class travels. The first you take to Japan to do ticket, are the first or which I went. What airline did you take to Japan? Well I don't remember is like are Fuji or side. I don't rub it. Yeah no no it was it was I think was United, I really do I think brownie rimmer, it's because he's coming out of Spain and I came in and I didn't. Yeah, he said that he got a nice good, the flat or like 70,000 miles or something more serious, like the American Airlines. Yeah. Yeah. Because you get your own little little chamber. Your own little American sucked, American soccer room. I mean we went home. We went there.

26:34 Yeah, I would say that that they I realized that they're treating their agents. There are people bad, but he will roll sir agents. I mean, they're they're they're they're sky sky. Waitress got one. Yes, is that's wrong. Oh well, I don't say that, that's what is it, what is that? Flight attendant, there we go. There we go. Tenants. Yeah, they are treating the very poorly and the thing is it's being passed on to the customer and I think is I read this all the time and I don't know how to address this because I probably traveled a million miles in the air in my life. Yeah. And I'm always Moving here doing this being that not complaining. I feel like that's kind of my job as a human. When I'm with a group of people that not to be the squeaky piece of shit that annoys the person has to work for everybody else. I think that's kind of rude.

27:31 You just don't get it. Yeah and I don't do that. So when I understand what that why people do that ever? It doesn't make any sense to me. Well, I did I do now because I've seen that people that are squeaky pieces of shit, get Incheon and then they get and they get, they get some satisfaction you get more terror against. You know I remember when we built this garage and I'm sitting in here and I asked the guy said, so if I gave you a bunch of grief, would you, reacted faster in the guy was dead quiet. And then I was just really pissed off. Wow. I've been over backwards to be nice. I don't think that's always take it off. A bunch of people. Ran to the people that shit on him and he dumped me and I was trying to be nice but I don't think this is all always the case though.

28:16 You're making an argument. Yeah making yeah it isn't always the case. It occasional and I think that generally being a good person comes with expense and more satisfaction I think, right? Definitely more. I mean, you know, you get screwed, get over it. You know what? Yeah, I mean otherwise it's like sounds like you're referencing one experience and I guess this is the air that, you know, I'm I can reference many years. Can reference more recently in the air. Will you have been traveling by and they, you know, more a lot and American Airlines doesn't have what they say they have on the menu that it doesn't. That's, you know, all sorts of weird shit like that. Yeah, rich people problems, whatever that's silly. Sort of sounds like to me now.

29:04 It is it is it's absolutely. I mean that's why we look at each other. We go like wow we're flying in a plane. Yeah, over Over the world. If the Wright brothers saw the, we're go away that Airlines warn our side. Disappointed may be very disappointed with going to any other side of the world. It may be in a shitty bed, but it's still in a friggin bed. Most people are going in this, you know, they're going in a cup and they're sitting at each other all that. And, and, you know, now I'm doing the at least I get a shitty bed but Shitty beds better than a cup.

29:46 You know. So hey yeah right now it's wonderful thing. Very wonderful. yeah, they were going to wrap up now, we good wrap up to what Yeah I want to talk about I think that's I think that no no I want to finish with I'm adjusting my separation. Hmm are you adjusting yours? It's been like a month. I'm not really no, no you you're no that's what I'm saying. I mean, how do you feel being not having someone to come down and, you know, commiserate with and talk with when you cook your breakfast in the morning or yeah, I know you get pissed off all the time but it's got to be A huge change to say, wow, what a pissed off about. What do you say it?

30:34 No, no, it's just me. It was just went no, no. When I, when I went out my first apartment, I had a roommate. So I always hear somebody you don't know. So it's just you and me just being you. It's like well, what does that mean? You know, that's a huge difference from. Yeah. You know what it is now. I mean for me and for me now, I'm like, I get up and I'm like, I literally have Nothing I can do whatever. And so I'm trying to figure out in my, you know, empty avoided had mine of what that is and then view, we've kind of explored some of it, I guess today. Well, when is the Phil Brown, Wine and puzzle store coming out, you two one, is that money? Let me roll these 1464 Chain, Bridge Avenue, right? When I get some serious Alzheimer s because then I'm always going to be putting the first piece there. I like that idea.

31:30 I could buy. I'm back that I've developed that puzzle with one piece in it. Here it is. Yeah. Okay. Go. Imagine how frustrating? Yeah. Be trying to complete a puzzle with like, with only one piece at a time. But now I don't want pieces stoppies, it's not for you. It's for those that are looking on, it's so frustrating. And that's yeah that's that. Sadly that's what I learned. I would think in the beginning stages is becomes frustrating because you're like, you have my god when I saw her, right? All every competition we had together on the newspapers that was rough. Yeah. And I can imagine and when she would go through the newspapers and she come back and say look you Bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, blah, two days ago.

32:17 See I wrote it down and you're like, whoa, you know, you wrote down what I said, on a Washington Post. You have a stack of them. Were, you worked out everything that everybody talks to you. That says she right over the the articles is outer ones. Yes, exactly and it, how can you some of it? It wasn't easy but it was, you know, but it but it but you know, and it's like the same thing. It's like, the pork chops on the frickin frigerator. Yeah, it's like when she paid the checks and she call the guys names and she wrote the amount to Sprint. Basically, I owe you this money but I hate you fuck off. Here's $135 in your life.

33:04 That's not how you write a check. You can't do that on the front of a Chuck Mason. Check this. I know you have the money, but fuck you. Here's a $35 and you're like, hey what's the pups comical thing? I mean you would see the shit that's also for it over so that made it. Yeah. But you realize that when you laughed you were laughing at her. Yeah. Because that's the person that my mother is the one that Everything. Yeah, absent of my sister did everything. Yeah life to make sure that we did better and she succeeded them in every step of the way and I believed him and now so hey and on that note, let's cry on that note, everybody. Listening call your mom.

34:01 Tell her that you love her. Okay, I'm going to stop this.