Are You Garbage? Comedy Podcast - Becky Lynch!

Episode Date: July 7, 2025

Are You Garbage presents WWE Professional Wrestler Becky Lynch! We're talking Ireland, Life in the WWE and finding out if she's Classy or Trashy. You know Becky Lynch from WWE Raw, WrestleMania, Hot Ones Versus w/ Seth Rollins, Becky Lynch Eats Her Last Meal on Mythical Kitchen, IMPAULSIVE w/ Logan Paul, Insight with Chris Van Vliet, Games with Names, SummerSlam, The MMA Hour and so much more! Thanks for watching AYG Comedy Podcast. Love youse guys. Come to a live show! AYG 2025 Live Shows: https://areyougarbage.com/pages/live-shows Watch Route 66: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSkJS1gCDR4 Live Shows: https://areyougarbage.com/pages/live-shows PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/AreYouGarbage MERCH: https://areyougarbage.com/ Sponsored By: Better Help: Our listeners get 10% off their first month at https://betterhelp.com/GARBAGE Rocket Money: Cancel your unwanted subscriptions and reach your financial goals faster with Rocket Money. Go to https://RocketMoney.com/garbage today True Classic: Upgrade your wardrobe and save on @trueclassic at https://trueclassic.com/GARBAGE Comedians H. Foley and Kevin Ryan are self proclaimed GARBAGE. Each week a new stand up comedian gets put to the test. Steal shampoo from hotels? Own a George Foreman Grill? Ever worn JNCO Jeans? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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are classy individuals or absolute trash. Now here are your hosts, Kevin Ryan and H. Foley. Hey everybody out there and welcome back to everybody's favorite podcast. This is are you garbage? Oh, yeah It's a little show we sit down with your favorite comedians and we find that the group to be classy Yeah, just a big old piece of trash or bitch. I'm your host a trolley coming at you on a beautiful day We're out back here at Toadies and new edition. She's around here somewhere Okay on her fifth Tom Collins of the day. All right. Be dealing with that later. My coach is coming at you right next to me.

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Also full video available over there on Spotify and the greatest website of all time, www.patreon.com slash RU Garbage. Check it out, gang it out gang. Yes sir and gang we couldn't be more excited to have her incredibly and I mean incredibly special. Yes. Here with us today for the first time she is one of the absolute superstars over there in the WWE universe and speaking of which SummerSlam two nights August 2nd August 3rd out there at MetLife Stadium streaming on Peacock do yourself a favor make sure you're there or you check it out arguably one of the greatest wrestlers of all time give it up for Becky Lynch everybody look at it. We got a belt in the studio.

That belt in the studio. There it is. Intercontinental champion. I want you to hit me with it just right across the head. Well let's see what happens. Did I do three W's? You did. You did. You did. You got a little caught up in the gun. Right across the head Man boys will be looking for me get straightened out buddy. Thank you so much for coming and sitting down with me and Congratulations and everything it's unbelievable an absolute monster. We're excited to have you

Give us the origin story. We know you're Irish. We're getting into it a little bit before. Yeah. Yeah. I am Irish. Spoiler. Irish. Yeah. I was born in a little place called Limerick in Ireland, also known as Stab City. Is that the name of it? That's actually the nickname. Yeah. Yeah. For reasons you can imagine and and and moved up to Dublin Was that like an upgrade from you're like you're going from Stab City to Dublin. Yeah The big smoke and yeah, yeah group in Dublin and little like like townhouse. You know, like a little semi-D, you know? Actually, yeah, semi-D. What did mom and dad do?

My mom was a flight attendant, air hostess. Yeah, very glamorous. OK. Very glamorous. For what airline? For Aer Lingus. Woo! Did you fly it?

I've flown it, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I at one point followed in her footsteps for a couple of years. Really? Yeah, yeah. Whoa, you were a flight attendant? I was a flight attendant. Yeah, I at one point followed in her footsteps for a couple years. Yeah. Yeah. Well, you were a flight attendant I was a flight attendant. Yeah. Yeah a bit more exciting than being you can wait Yeah, then I just you know wanted a normal life so I decided to join So she was she was a flight attendant and

She was a model before that and then really she wanted yeah That's back when yeah, I mean a model and flight attendant back in the day That was a very it was a very you know debonair type profession. Yes My dad was a wild man man He was he oh, he was. It's the first time we've ever heard that. That's just all added up. He was, oh man, he was, he was like, he was a gas salesman, right? Like that was like his day job, but he was also an inventor, right?

He was always just inventing stuff. Like actually inventing stuff? Actually inventing stuff. So like, like he had all these, he had these dreams of being like a super millionaire, right? So he would invent all these things. So at one point. What?

This guy's awesome though. He invented this thing called the auto scan, right? And so it was this machine. And this was back in the 90s. I remember seeing this machine and it was like a metal detector and it would detect if a used car had been in a crash. What? Right? So like if you were going to buy a used car, you would get the auto scan and you

would use it all over. Oh to find out if there was like non-metal in there, like the Bondo or whatever they put in. Exactly. Wow. That's actually pretty good. I thought you were going to say like a can opener razor or something like that. No, but like it was actually really cool, but then of course the thing was, was that this auto scan would cost like 400 pounds. And if you're buying a used car, and this is in the 90s, it costs like 400 pounds, and then you're trying to buy a used car

for like 200 pounds, you know what I mean? You don't care what's in there, you gotta get to work. That's awesome. I gotta get out of Stab City. The math didn't line up. I used car for like 200 you know what I mean? City the math didn't And then he had to make it himself felt like there did he have so do you remember was he good with this in? The townhouse like no you he like I'll contract it out somewhat on a legitimate side Some right some never made anything. He wasn't making gremlins in the basement or anything like that. No, we didn't have basements. That's an American thing. That's the point that you make. We don't have basements.

We don't have basements. Yeah. You're very fancy with your basements. No, and then he invented this bird feeder thing where you stick it on the window and the birds can't see you. They just look at their reflection. They have that now. This guy's sharp.

What are you talking about? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was before. It was before. He was ahead of his time. Yes. Not the metal detecting thing, but they have car facts now where you can determine whether the car was in an accident.

He was ahead of his time. He was right there, man. He was right there. He was right there. None of it took off. God of it took off. And then and then he was like, then he was going to write a book on Captain Boycott. Who's you know, Captain Boycott. So yeah, right. Yeah. I was superhero. No, no. He an imperialist, right. So he was he was a British lad. Got you. leave like let me get this Sorry sure that I don't

Pull up some anyway so captain boycott right this a big landlord around the time of the famine Okay, right so like 1840 something. I'm with you 1880 18 1880 alright So after the fun, but this lad was like doing the British people's, you know, bidding, bidding, you know, taking the food, kicking the Irish off the land, all that's all that horrible stuff. And, uh, and then the Irish banded together and we're like, we're going to stop buying from him. Okay. And so hence the term boycott And so my dad was gonna write a book on boycott and he was like every government in the world is going to Buy this and everybody's going big dream. Yeah big dreams because they're too. Yeah. Yeah, because he's like He wanted to get what how good boycotting was you know if somebody is acting the fool then you just

Yeah, yeah, I hope I got that all right. No. Yeah, that's great Your dad would be proud that was that was a good see the movie right as you were saying it Yeah, yeah, so that was the origin story of of boycotting and like I think people know how to boycott But anyway, he thought it was this is he thought everyone should know about. Man that's pretty wild. The origin story. How about brothers and sisters? Got one brother. Older, younger? Older. Far apart, how far? Four. Four years. Legend, he's who introduced me to wrestling. Right. That's right. Yeah, yeah. That's right. Yes. How big is it over there? For you, let me ask you this. For you to get where you are coming from Ireland, that's a pretty monster accomplishment, I would assume. Right. The theater program over there is not the same as it is here.

Would that be? I would say so. Like, like when I started wrestling, I didn't start wrestling being like, Oh, I'm going to be in the WWE. I was like, ah, it's stupid. It's WWE. Women's World Wrestling Entertainment. But yeah, I didn't I you know, was gonna I don't know what I was gonna do. But like it started in like, because here, you know, it's like the one of the things we've talked about on the show, and people have written in and then we have fans that are fans of Lee. Is it like backyard wrestling?

Did you have that aspect like super, super amateur? They did have that, like some people did it, but like there was all, do you remember the warnings on WWE at the time? Of course, yeah, of course. And it was like, don't try this at home. And then you would see documentaries about people like frowning upon backyard wrestling,

so it was like, I'm never gonna do that. Never do that, yeah. Never do that, I'm gonna join a reputable school. And so there was none. And then I found out they were opening one by one Finn Balor, Virgil David is his real name. Finn Balor is his wrestling name in WWE. That all sound made up.

Let's talk about boycott again. And so yeah, when I was 15, I found out they were opening a wrestling school and I went along and I was like, oh, this is how- At this is how 15, but like I didn't go because I was going to be a wrestler. No, I went because I was failing PE. I was drinking. I was up to no good. Classic 15 year old Irish broad. Yeah. Pure delinquent behavior. I was fighting anyway.

Might as well get paid for it, you know? Learn how to take a bump. But like, I looked at WWE and I was like, well, everybody's in shape there. So if they're in shape, they probably got in shape from wrestling. And so I'm going to be in shape and then I won't fail. What logic to end up a superstar. And now you're sitting here with the belt. That's nuts. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh my god. Wow.

Parents were supportive about all that? No, god no. No, me dad was. Me dad, of course my dad was. My dad was were supportive about all that? No, God, no. No, me dad was. Me dad was. Of course, me dad was. My dad was a dreamer, right? My dad was like, he was like, be yourself, Bex, dream big, whatever you want.

And my ma was like, no, you be realistic. Which is the traditional Irish mentality. Of course. Something to fall back on. Exactly. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? What are you going to do?

What's your plan? What's your plan? What's your plan? What's your plan? Obviously wrestling wasn't going to be my plan. So I didn't tell her that I was doing professional wrestling. I told her I was doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Really?

Yeah, it sounds way more. Mom, I'm an assassin. Don't worry, I got it. So I told her I was going to do Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Really? Yeah, it sounds way more. Mom, an assassin. Don't worry, I got it. So I thought that I was doing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. But then one day I was wearing like a spaghetti strap. You know, just.

Yeah, sure, I got you. Yeah. Yeah. Clothes. I wear them all the time. Yeah, and when you run the ropes in wrestling, you get all these bruises on your back And so I come downstairs and my spaghetti scrap

Completely forgot about all the bruises on my back and my mom's like what's that and I was like And then I had tell her that I got a fight at the brazen head I had to tell her that I was the professional and she lost it. Oh, she's very very upset with me very upset now She's super Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Wow. I've done all right for me. So for sure back when Well, you know before you when you were the your delinquent days had any run-ins with the with the cops. No, no I just kind of know okay. No, it's good to hear that one actually not once in my life. Really? Yeah Yeah, very honorable citizen. Sure. Yeah. Very good. Just gets around the city. I know, yeah. I sure do. How were you as a student, grades wise?

Uh, grades wise, uh, average. Average at best. Okay. I was really good at history and English. Okay. They were my two subjects. The rest, and geography. I was already at geography, too. Anything that had stories, right? Like anything that was story based. That had a narrative. That had a narrative to it, like it could tell stories, like it could read stories, I loved stories. But anything else was for the birds, like biology, math, languages, like awful.

Art, music, pure crap. I gotcha. Pure crap. I was second to last in my high school, in my graduating class. You're in good company. Right. You're in good company.

What did the vacations look like growing up? So because my mom was a flight attendant. Ah, right. Free flights probably. We didn't have a surplus of cash at all, at all. But because my mom was working for Arlingus, you know, I came over to America for Christmas when I was like six, came to New York.

I was like one day I'm gonna live here, yeah, yeah, yeah. So like I got to come to America, like where were the places we went to was New York and Boston, and then when I was like 12, LA, and then we would go to Spain Portugal like I got a few I got a few summers under my belt and few summer holidays under my belt but for the most part we would just go down to Kerry here we go but Kerry was like my favorite holiday, right?

Right. Because we had a caravan on the beach, on a beach called Ventry there. Okay. A little caravan and a mobile home. It was your parents? It was my grandmother's grandmother. Gotcha. So that would be like your beach house, quote unquote.

That was our beach house. Gotcha. Yeah, yeah, a little caravan. All right. Yeah, but like because my ma had like, you know, quote unquote. That was our beach house. Gotcha. Yeah, yeah, a little caravan. All right. Yeah, but like because my ma had like, you know, she was one of five siblings. Okay. And then every sibling was married with kids,

upwards of three kids, you know. So you'd be going down there and everybody be crying. I'm actually going hell down. Hell to the elf. We all fit. We all fit. But like, and then there'd be family friends friends, and everything, and it was always great. Like a clan.

Yeah, a huge clan. And like, you'd go on the beach, and you know, we'd be off, and like, I've got a four year old now, and like, when she's at the beach, you know, I'm like terrified if she, you know, gets up to the waves. But we were like in- Oh, forget it. We were just, there was waves. Jumping off the cliffs and stuff.

Yeah, yeah. Jumping off cliffs, there was waves coming over our head. We were two, you know, and like, oh, how do we survive? So our version of that over here, from being from Philadelphia, would be going down the shore of the Jersey Shore. But you were scraping by. So like, he was in like a small apartment.

Bunch of families living all together, yeah, yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? With like, you know, 20 family members, very similar vibe. Running all over the place. Yeah, you never knew where anybody was. A riptide could have got any of us at any moment. But we all, how did we all? I think a lot of people didn't make it. If you look back, I think a handful of people, you know, they just chalked that up to the 80s and 90s and keep it moving. Huh. Yeah. The good old days.

Sure. The good old days. Oh, but man, there was like, there was a place called, Kumi Noel was the beach that we loved the most. Okay. And there was a teddy bear factory on the way there. No, a teddy bear museum.

Museum? Yeah, yeah, yeah. And you go into this teddy bear museum, and you know, that was the best the carry out to offer. For a tourist attraction. A scary old haunted museum. Just a bunch of teddy bears but they did have a great chocolate pie it was called the poo bear pie oh delicious stop the lights yeah stop the lights i still think of that poo bear pie. Speaking of which we're both uh Irish descendants we have a kinship to

the Irish cuisine what was uh who did the cooking in the house growing up actually? Do you know both my folks my dad was actually a really good cook my ma and My mom is very good. Okay, my whole family big cooks. What are we putting out? What are we talking about? You know like you do the the old Stew and lots of roast dinners lots of roast dinners. That's a big like thing. My dad would make a great chip, french fries. Sure, I speak the language. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I say it all, he'd make a hell of a chip. The old deep fat fryer. Oh God, you remember they were in every house, were they in every house over here? We had one, yeah. Oh, deep fat fryer, stop the lights. That would have been like something that somebody would have kind of invented and been on like an

Infomercial that got into houses over here. Oh, yeah. If your dad was over here, he would all you tell my god I've like the rotisserie machine and everything. He would uh, he really like he missed his time. Yeah. Yeah, but uh, Yeah, and then like a Bangers a mash. Oh, that great. That's my go-to. Spaghetti bolognese, you know, when we were feeling fancy. You know? That's the curve ball for Irish spaghetti bolognese. Yeah.

It's big over in Europe. The bolognese is big over in Europe. Actually, chicken curry is huge. Yeah, of course. Huge over there. Yes, wow. Huge over there. Yeah.

You know, it's actually somehow becoming Irish food. I know. You know what I mean? I don't know how it is, but like, I mean, and that's our like our spice tolerance. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Mild chicken. Yeah. Gang, this is an ad by Better Help.

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So we'd only be here for like a day. Gotcha. Yeah, yeah. I have a cousin in Boston. Okay. Well, my mom has a cousin in Boston. I don't have a cousin in Boston. Any pets growing up

Oh, I had a fish okay. I had a couple of fish The way she said that I thought she was gonna say I had a peacock or something oh You guys eventually eat time something like that. That's what that's what it was delicious So I Had I had a cold water mountain minnow of minnow. That's not a wait hold on I've never Cold I've never heard someone name the breed of minnow cold min It sounds like you're selling it as a special tonight. We have a cold water mountain minnow cold mountain minnow sauteed Today we have a cold water mountain minnow. Cold mountain minnow? Sauteed.

That's a small fish. The term cold mountain minnow likely refers to the White Cloud Mountain Minnow. A small, hardy freshwater fish popular in aquariums. Okay. He only had one of them? His name was Zeus. Zeus has a pretty good name for a fish though. I'll give you that.

And then when Zeus died, then it got a goldfish. And his name was Zach. Named after Zach Morris from Saved by the Bell. Was that what was that was because the American TV is big over there was that what were the shows you were watching growing up? Saved by the Bell, Hangtime. Hangtime is the one that goes under the radar. Yeah Hang time was great. California Dreams. Yeah. Yeah. Do you remember California Dreams?

I'm a little old for it, but I looked at it in resentment because it was like in comparison to the shows that I grew up with in that same bar. California Dreams. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Remember City Guys? Did you have City Guys? That was a deep cut.

C-I-T-Y, you can see why these guys. Yeah, that was a deep cut. And then I see why you can see why these guys. Yeah, it was a deep cut. No. And then we had all the cartoons, you know, like Hey, Arnold Doug and all that kind of stuff. The Simpsons, obviously big Simpsons fan. And few drama, family guy, friends, you know, we had all of them. Yeah. What was the first concert you went to? It was Frank Black and the Catholics, I believe. OK. Yeah. Frank. Irish band? No, Frank Black from the Catholics, I believe. Okay. Yeah. Irish band? No, Frank Black from the Pixies. Oh, yeah. That's pretty legit. That's a good

concept. How old were you when you went to that? It was I think 13. It was either that or Jethro Tull, but I think Jethro Tull was 14, so I think Frank Black was the first one. Jethro Tull's a good one. Yeah yeah yeah god it was like but it was I it was kind of past its prime like because we went and everybody was sitting like it was sitting. Yeah he was popular in the 70s. No but Ian Anderson was there still like going man he was going with his flute and he was dancing around the place. But then like but all the audience was kind of old and like at one point some guy like started to get up like I'm the person behind him pushed him down and I was like ah god my brother you and your brother yeah and the same

thing with the Catholics I know I remember being very drunk. 13? Ah, sure luck it. We were in the old country. Sorry, man. Sorry, man. It gets after it. Well, by the time I was 18, I wasn't doing nothing. I was on the straight and narrow. Wrestling put me on the straight and narrow.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now look at me. Yeah. All right, now she got a belt. Now I got a belt. I've held nearly all of them The only one I'm missing is the US title, but sure look at we'll probably get that in a second Let's say that again. We'll probably get that you will yeah sure look at yeah

Confident I mean I mean I'm the best I'm the best ever do it. They're significantly heavier than I then I There's yeah, that's I mean, and that's a small I had fake ones growing up. Yeah Yeah, man, I was the real thing the real gold me lucky charm What was the first job first job? First job I had was I mean I was a bit of an entrepreneur myself, you know, we washed cars and stuff. OK. Yeah, yeah, like go to the neighbor's house or whatever.

Yeah, like we had, like I grew up on a tiny little housing estate, you know, and there was like 54 houses, but there was a bunch of us. It was like 10 girls all my same age as me. So we had this like little band of girls and we were like eight years old and going and getting money So that we could go down to the shop and buy sweets, you know I was actually eating a word there's original just a second when I came to you 100 a cigarette

You had a word there was original today Was in the car. Mm-hmm You're in uber candy Which by the way- Don't eat those, what are you nuts? You're eating Uber candy? Well no, we got- Can we get some from WWE to protect her? She's eating random Werther's Originals she founded at Uber.

Yeah, but like I was just saying to me manager, Dip, I was like, I remember when Werther's came to Ireland. Like I remember going down with my car wash money to buy a pack of Werther's Originals. I would have thought they were invented in Ireland in the no no no I know I remember like I Remember the ad and there is like an old grandpa. I know yeah Those things just hit different. They're great Yeah, and I'm saying like they were probably like grandfathered in you guys Yeah, I remember when they came when they blew up

Remember when they came to Ireland it was amazing but anyway so like we would all go around knocking on the on the on the neighbors doors And wash your car can we wash it and we would like just streaks just make it way Way worse than it was before so that if you count that as a job, which you know Entrepreneurs you said yeah entrepreneur and and then I worked at a restaurant called, what was the name of it? It was in Hoth. It was under the railroad station. Did you go? You were in Dublin.

You didn't go to Hoth. Becky worked here? You didn't go to Hoth. No, what's Hoth? Hoth is beautiful. It's in Dublin. Neighborhood or a town? It's in Dublin.

It's kind of like a fishing village like We might have staggered through it. Yeah, listen. It's all very it's all The city okay go back you should go to hatchet. It's beautiful st. Stevens green. I loved Oh St. Stephen's stumbling home through that I don't know those pigeons were a little too much There was they were yeah, yeah, very much. Yes very menacing very confident. They are very pigeons Yeah, they are very confident. I should be you know what I mean. You gotta believe in yourself What was the first call or night well okay two questions? What was the family car growing up, and what was your first car? Dad invented one six wheels you make it sound like you're doing a language barrier to figure out what a car

I'm just trying to think like that remember me ma's yet this like orange or red like maybe it was like a fiesta My dad had an alpha Yeah, that's big over here yeah You know he bought it he bought a second hand of course I know the auto then maybe use the auto scanner the auto scanner. Yeah, yeah Yeah And so he he had one of them took really good care of it. And then my first car, well, my ma, she got a Volkswagen Polo, and eventually I just started driving it. Yeah, yeah.

And then when I came over here, oh my God, the used car system over here. Just a, what a racket. What a racket. Welcome to the USA. I just got like ripped off left, right, and center. Didn't know what I was doing. Couldn't get, I was living in Orlando.

Couldn't get around. Bought this little banger of a thing. It broke down as soon as I like got off the lot. Like as soon as I got, it smelled gross. It was all disgusting. Do you remember what it was? Like it was a death trap. It was a something, it began with an S, like a-

Saturn, Suzuki. Maybe a Suzuki or something. A Suzuki? Maybe, maybe it was an awful little piece of shit. Oh, I hated that car. And then, and then my friend, another Irish man, Joe Cabray, legend of a lot, he was in NXT with me in WWE that's a developmental

system for people that don't know and then he got fired and then he gave me his car so and then I was driving to get a frickin root canal and then that thing blew up yeah yeah no this like disaster just as that thing just smoke just smoke on high and I know I'm like I was What am I gonna do and then there was this guy? Intercontinental superstar Becky Lynch over there I just want to say you were doing pretty good up until that little thing where you got to Orlando Suzuki route canal car on fire on the side

And then oh man man, then I like, I was at a show and there was a security guy and he was driving a Volkswagen Beetle. I was like, that's my dream car. Really? That's my dream car right there. That's my dream car. And he was like, I sell it to you.

Oh my God, you're buying cars off people. 25 grand. I know, well, no, it was reasonable. It was like like a grand, but I couldn't afford it that great grant Yeah, was it one of the newer ones like the ones that they? Was like an old-school one. No was my guess One of the new ones and so I bought off here's this ball this was 2013 okay, 14 maybe I bought off him and 13, 14, maybe. I bought off him and he was so nice and he was letting me

just pay him weekly installments. You know what I mean? That's not a bad setup. Weekly installments to own a beetle. Yeah, that's crazy. Shut the root canal shit. Because he still owed money on it and then I guess you are digging Yourself into a garbage hole

Orlando hit you hard But then but then I was able to pay it off I was able to pay it off, but then he died and he never paid it off. Oh my god possessed it So that was my car experience experience you had a dead guy's car repossessed in Orlando I still had money on it yeah yeah yeah and he was such a lovely guy too oh yeah yeah god bless that's true yeah that is true you never but that was my dream car that's what you got it what do you what's the

car now if you don't mind me it Something nice. Well, no, it's not nice. Well, it's I drive Tesla's and I like I like it for For the environmental the environment All right, since we're since we're getting there what the car is now You went through it you earned everything that you have the first time you got the big check What'd you do with it? We always kind of smart with money. I've I'm I am still terrified of I'm not I'm not like You didn't go out and buy a bunch of jet skis No, I bought like $250 shoes like runners like

Platform Jeremy Scott shoes, which I thought was like baller. That was your first large pair of shoes. That was my first. Really? Smart with money. Old school Irish I respected. Yeah. But sure, look, what do I need?

Like I'm not like a designer person. I have like a Gucci purse. And I just like, I bought it for practicality. But it's like worn to the ground. Like it's in bits, you know I pure in be like I don't I don't care about any of that. So, you know what I mean? I respect that I like that. That's good. Not not not a big baller. What does uh, what's a vacation look like now? Nice, right?

Yeah, no when we when we go away we like we like we like something a bit nice You know, but we just don't go away very not going to the camper down sure I would love to go to the camper like that. I would love to do that It just takes a lot of time, you know Well, and then I'm in the car with four-year-old for you know, six hours and I have no idea how my parents did it But they'd be blasting Fleetwood Mac and I'm just like, you know, she likes the she likes

the she likes the class. I gotta give it to her. I respect it. Yeah. Yeah. We had the the tape, you know, and then you'd have to take it out and turn it over and you know, it's great. It was great. Yeah. Okay. Gosh, where was the last vacation that we took? Uh you do the beach, you do an all-inclusive,

you like hotels, you like ski, rent a house. What do you guys prefer? You know what? I used to snowboard. OK, not for you. It's a lot of work. It's a lot of work. You fly through the air. It's a lot of.

Yeah, exactly. Jumping off the top replace. Exactly. It's a lot of work. I don't want to be doing all that. Sure. My time off, you know, you off you know you're climbing up the thing You've got all the layers and you're hot And you got to like drag the snowboard up, and you're like you know you know to meet people up

I gotta carry my snowboard and then you go down the hill and you're like oh, yeah This is nice, and then you got to go all the way back. I got you. We know you guys. I don't get it I don't get it We know you guys don't get it. I don't get it We know you guys are very busy But you guys you know when you have some time off or whatever a night or two you guys like to go out to dinner You like doing dinner nice restaurants with guys restaurant. We don't we don't do it too often You know like because we're gone so much of course when we're home We just like to be at home like with our daughter. I love a dinner party

with her daughter. I love a dinner party. Whoa! I love a dinner party! This is great, this is very good! I love a dinner party! Okay, very good! I read like an article about the death of the dinner party. I said, not on my watch.

Not on my watch, no. I love that. So you'll have the other couples over? When I was a kid, there was always, you know, my mom be cooking or like, or my aunt to be cooking. There was hustle and bustle, you know, everybody be over, the kids would be playing. I love that, I love that buzz.

And so I was like, I'm gonna bring this back. I'm gonna do it playing. I love that. I love that buzz and so I was like I'm gonna bring this back. I'm gonna do and I love it. I love it like I had not too long ago Brought everybody over it didn't Irish do the kids were off playing. You know what I mean? Like it was great. It was so great I love that. Do you have I'm sorry Do you have them bring stuff with them like, you know and like a potluck or you know? Well, I hand went and you know people guests are so nice you know how do you feel about that and how do you when you're going over to dinner at somebody else's house do you generally bring something with you about a wine or you never you never

show up and never show up oh my god yeah yeah yeah you can't show up and what do you know we say this to my husband I'm like no we can't show up empty and he's like, what are you bringing? And I always say this to my husband, I'm like, no, we can't show up empty. And he's like, they don't care, they don't want anything. I'm like, it's manners. And where's your husband from, if you don't mind me asking? Iowa. He's from Iowa. He gets it.

They don't want me. They don't want me. I can hear him saying it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no, you never show up empty. Okay. Never, never, that's just polite. That's just manners.

I understand. It's just manners. When you guys do occasionally get to go out to dinner How do you feel about taking leftovers home from the restaurant? Oh, yeah? Yeah, I don't like ways. I don't like ways, but like so so my husband like he's he loves that He loves a fancy restaurant like a tasting menu. You know like Yeah, yeah. I'd like to know what he did with the first big check.

I'm sure it was something. Yeah. Actually, he's pretty good too. But yeah, so he loved a real fancy restaurant. I love a gastro pub. You know what I mean? Like, when they got some like, fried cauliflower. The most Irish thing ever said.

I love a gastro pub. Okay. And they got cauliflower on the menu. That's what I love a gastro pub. OK. And they got cauliflower on the menu. That's what I want. That is a trashy person's idea of class. They got Brussels sprouts and cauliflower. You love Brussels sprouts. Yes, yes, yes.

When you see the Brussels sprouts, deep-fried Brussels sprouts. I mean, yeah. You might as well be eating a chicken finger. But then you go, god, what are we doing with Brussels sprouts. I mean, yeah, you might as well be eating a chicken finger. Yeah, but then you go, God, what are we doing with Brussels sprouts? They, listen, they popped up very recent, and I'm on board with the deep-fried Brussels sprouts.

I know, me too. I'm right there with you. Yeah, yeah, good for them, man. That is a glow up and a half, like these boiled Brussels sprouts that we're all forced to eat. And then we find out that if you just Fry daddy plug the fry daddy. Let's go

If you have to choose not that you do it that much What would be your go-to fast food would it be McDonald's? No, no, no, I like a burger here a Burger King good for you. You know in the system. Do you know what? Yeah? The burgers are better, you know my dad used to love a whopper Like you know, but that was the thing cuz my parents by the way were separated I didn't go over this but my parents separated when I was one and and my dad lived down in Limerick Stab City and This is now all checking out. You really painted a little bit better Dads in Stab City. Yeah, and we would you know, we would then go see him every other weekend and so and then but he would be living like he'd be living in like

in like a studio kind of with like Students and so my mom was like I don't want my kids going down and like, you know So she moved them back into the house and so they like they just lived in their separate rooms lived their separate lives and This they weren't together. never dated anybody yeah yeah yeah and like just yeah yeah but lived in the same house and we did like everything as a family but just like we weren't like it was we were divorced. Jethro told dinner parties you should open. I don't know how I don't know how we didn't pick up on

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Nice try, lady. I think, like, they were. That media training is really rubbing off. They tolerated each other, you know what I mean? Like, very admirable, you know? Like, we didn't really see them fighting that much. That's good not to do it. Until, until my ma, like, then she met her husband now,

who's wonderful, but you know, like, and she was like, oh God, I don't wanna be, Not to do it until my mom like then she met her husband now Wonderful and but you know like and she was like oh god I don't want to be I don't I don't want to meet anybody because this was just this was the setup and this Easy it was working, but then you know she met somebody you know after living with her ex for how do you know for like? I daddy sit down and tell your your suit. You know your new boyfriend boyfriend. Hey, by the way, my ex lives at the house. My my that guy's not my brother. My stepdad called and my dad answered. That was when he first like went to ask my mom. I know that was a situation.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's wild. That's and but I mean they were separated for however many years. But where was it going with that? I don't know. But we went right right to the but separated parents oh yeah so whopper whopper it all comes back to burger so then so then then my mom moves out and we move in with her but it was next door by the way it was next door to my stepdad now so

So what happened was you know? Really rubbing off she was she was looking yeah She was looking for a place near my stepdad because we lived like half an hour away You know she was gone back and forth and all that kind of stuff Where did they meet if you don't mind me asking he was a pilot here. He was a pilot She's our state in a pile. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And so and so but anyway, good for her anyway. My my stepdad was building a shed in his backyard. Oh, this is a good accidentally knocks down the back wall.

The neighbors going wild. She's like, oh, you got to get this. And anyway, and then and then she calls a few days later and she's like, actually, I'm going to sell it. I'm going to sell the house. And he's like, oh, you gotta get this thing. And anyway, and then she calls a few days later and she's like, actually, I'm gonna sell it. I'm gonna sell the house. And he's like, oh, well. And so then we bought the house next door. But like, so my mom didn't wanna move us all in together

into the one house with my stepdad. So we had two houses next to each other, but no back wall. So she'd be like, she would go in and out Who was that? Who was at the second? So your mom moved in with your stepdad? No, she moved into our house Okay, and my stepdad lived next door. You are built for the show That is wild then anyway, so then when I'd see me down me down love to go for a whopper I'd see me down, me dad loved to go for a Whopper. And like we'd go and we'd get like a Whopper Burger King and that was like our fancy. That was our fancy dinner. I'd get

a double cheeseburger. And I still love it. But you know, I will say. Look at that, asking you what your fast food is revealed all that garbage about the family. That's beautiful. That is absolutely beautiful. I will say, they really have an identity crisis when it comes to their chips. Like their french fries, like do you remember, they had like, they had the standard McDonald's french fries, right? Like they just tasted the same.

It was great, it was great. It was great and they had different burgers but they had the standard fries. And then they changed it and they went to those crispy fries and everybody was like Oh my god, what they do. I hate these fries and then after a while you were like, I like these chips You know, I like I like this but then now I've had it recently. I know what they're doing. I know what they're doing It's just like this bland

Generic no good. No good. No good like go back to the go back You either gotta go full McDonald's or you gotta go weird crispy. Whatever the hell that was. I got you weird taste I got you up, but that kind of became a little bit cracky. I'm not I'm not that much of a world traveler And I think I call balls and strikes when it comes to food. I do have some nostalgia hangups I we got back from island. I said this on record All right as much as I love America glad that I'm an American The fries chips over there the chippers. They're better. We'll see a way I don't think that's up for debate was no no way, but I mean yeah

It's like a chipper a chipper chip is the one thing that but like does that count can I can I change my answer? And say that I love a chipper chip Sure, oh yeah, like a lot chipper, but there's no chippers over here. So I thought we were talking about the American. Sure, no, yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't think I know chipper chip. We saw them over there. The chippers, you didn't go through a chipper?

No. They're usually like- I got wood chippers, that's how out of it in America we are. No, they're like usually- To chain. No. No?

Well, there's a few chains, but they're like usually named after Italians, you know, like there's like Genos or something I don't know what I mean. I'm there with these there these chippers efficient chip shop or take away a Commentor. Yeah. Yeah, but they're incredible if you get a sausage from a chipper. Oh We fell in love with the sausage roll. Oh sausage roll stuff like to get any from a gas station Yeah, that's so funny. Man, you are trash.

They are the best. And also the fried chicken at the gas stations, petrol stations over there. But the fried chicken and the sausage rolls at a gas station. Oh my god. Did you get a chicken fillet roll? We did have a chicken fillet roll. I might have been at the gas station.

We stopped at one gas station on the way to the West Coast and we did it Specifically because we heard that the food at the gas stations was top-shelf incredible trashy but top-shelf incredible Yeah, incredible. Oh sausage roll man. Stop the lights That's a light Right back to bed a cup of tea if you're over are you to your coffee? I'm a coffee person coffee snob actually Yeah, we offered you a cup of coffee when you got here under one so no way not you wouldn't it took it Well, she didn't I didn't of course I didn't well No, like I like that that's we go out we were traveling all the time. Mm-hmm

That's what I look for right Like I look for a good coffee shop. And then we go and that's our experience, you know? That's what we look for whenever we go to a different town. Starbucks, how do you feel about that? No, no, no, no. Oh God, oh God, oh God, oh God. Just give you an elbow drop. Oh God, oh God, oh God.

What's the order? Like what's the, you're in a perfect, you're in a perfect cafe, what's the, what are you doing? Well, so it depends on, so standardly an espresso and a quartato, right? Quartatoes are great. Oh, they're great. I found out what they were not that long.

My wife's European. I thought it was a city in Spain. They're fantastic. So we'll get an espresso and a quartato. And then depending on how tired I am, then maybe like a sugary treat. So I get to try the coffee all the way Okay, I mean so you'll do one of the frappuccino style shaky kind of not like a frappuccino

Gotcha, but like some sort of a funny drizzle doing a drizzle. Not really Not really a drizzle, you know, but like a little like sea salt flake, you know what I mean? That's classy. I'll give you that that's Just talking about eating it again. Don't try to play. Do you like a little sea salt with a chocolate chip cookie? Oh, do I ever. That's like with the Brussels sprouts. That came out of nowhere five years ago and killing it.

Oh, yeah. If I would have known about that when I was a kid, I'd be dead easily by now. I'm surprised you're not. Incredible. Incredible. Okay. Incredible. Yeah, yeah. Sea salt in anything. Like a little chocolate. surprised you're not what would you say your goat like if you if we were coming over for dinner where you living what's where do you sign Lee's very nice you got a pool out there we do actually saltwater freshwater chlorine chlorine

okay hot tub no but the pill is like a hot tub we have a heated pool, okay when we moved in there was no It was like cold Can't be doing all right. I'll be doing this you know the cold is killing my bones Can you walk into the pool or do you have to have like the beach entrance into the no? It's a below but it's yeah, it's below. Okay. Yeah, yeah There's a WWE belt next week. I gotta ask. She's got an above ground pool.

It has a fountain. Yeah. Yeah, like fountain. Okay. Yeah, yeah. I'm with it. I like that. That's real nice.

Ask about going over it. What are you gonna say? That's about what? Oh, if we were to go over a few things, right? We come over the house. Yeah. Kayoper. We're gonna be happy to,

I'll expect the invite when next time we're in Los Angeles whatever beginning of September pray improv no big deal If If you were gonna cook dinner, what is the one meal you would do for us? Um well like Well because yous are Irish lads. You know yeah, but don't say this do okay alright, but I do do a good I do do good. Why you wouldn't want that? That's gonna be I knew that was gonna be her answer. She just had a dinner party. Yeah, that's in the bag of tricks That's what she's putting out. I make a great shepherd's pie. You know like good shepherd's pie Grazed short rib for being fancy. Yeah

And I will say I do I do I do make a good chicken curry. I do a great job. I do a great chicken curry. Yeah, nice. Yeah. Great chicken curry. Really tastes like the like the chicken curry you get from Chinese back home. You know, with it. Oh, God. Yeah. Chinese back home. And then you get the curry chips. Did you go to a Chinese when you were over there? Yeah. Ah, stop. So you always tell, you know, I always talk, tell my husband about like the chip,

the chips from the Chinese. Home run. Back in Ireland. Stop it. Incredible. Incredible. Incredible. And you don't get chips, Chinese over here.

Some of the ones in the city you can. Really? You want a little tip? Kind of a trashy Chinese spot. Okay. Maybe not in the best of a neighborhood. It's got to be a tough neighborhood. If you're in there, do the half fried of a neighborhood. It's gotta be a tough neighborhood. If you're in there,

do the half-fried chicken and fries. It's crazy. Home run. Yeah. Where is this? If you go like any in most major US cities, a Chinese place in a not a great area will have good fried food. A straight-up half-fried chicken with french fries. Okay. You get some sauce, get some hot sauce, duck sauce, whatever put on it. Wow. Okay. Juicy. Alright whatever put on it okay alright alright alright I'll let you know speaking of the house gone in the kitchen do you know what what are the appliances like what's the what's the their fridge is it a Viking that stainless steel is a Viking yeah no it was a Viking and it was a piece of shit really yeah it was yeah it was, yeah, yeah. Take that, Viking. It was, yeah, yeah, yeah. Actually, yeah, then we had to replace it.

Yeah, that's right, no. Yeah, now I don't know what it is. Okay. Yeah, it was a Viking fridge, crap. Pure crap. Wow. Like the freezer would always, like it was just icy, fricking frosty mess.

You know? Like just frosty shit on everything I hated it yeah so we got rid of that we got rid of that cuz you know we're big ice cream people too and then like our ice cream wasn't staying frozen and can't have that no can't have that. What do you do? Ice cream wise what do you guys like? We you know salt and straw? We're big salt and straw people. Salt and straw? Salt and straw people. That's fancy. That's telling. Salt and straw is fancy.

It's fancy. Would you do a Ben and Jerry's or something like that? I mean, yeah, I like a Ben and Jerry's. Flavor? What are we talking about? I mean, I remember when Ben and Jerry's came to Ireland too. And so I just remember the fish food. And I never kind of moved past the fish food.

Really? Well, because it was perfection. You know what I mean? Like why mess with it? You know, you get kind of move past the fish food really well because it was perfection Like why mess with it? You know you get the little chocolate fishies short and and then yeah, and we have a Viking Okay, yeah, we got an island in the kitchen Now is there a sink in that island there is a sink in that island I think that's called the produce's called the produce sink or the farmers when you guys do overnight night off your home are we having dinner at the kitchen table are we you're on the couch are we on the couch TV so if so because my husband's relent to his meal prep he's relent was meal prep so we kind of all for the most part unless I'm doing a

dinner party we're all kind of eating different stuff. Staggered. No kidding. We're all eating different stuff, you know. Are we sitting down together? We're sitting on the couch, yeah. Yeah, or no, because now he's real into Lego, you know, so- Your husband? Oh yeah, huge into Lego.

Like building Legos? Building Lego. Right now he's building the Hogwarts castle. So um. That's not great. Is it not great? I mean. I think it's great. Yeah it's great.

It's a huge thing. So many adults are starting to get into it. Yeah and. They're almost like crossword puzzles now. Everybody loves it. Oh he's also really big into his crossword puzzles. A ton of guys in the locker room. They're just going to make fun of him.

No. No. I mean like he's real smart. Like he's a real smart bastard. Sharp guy. Yeah yeah he's real smart like one of the smartest people I know but like he's on like that the New York Times crossword like I think it's like five six years where he's had a gold streak what a gold streak for like five or six years that's pretty good yeah yeah it's really really good but anyway so he'll sit there building his Lego. My daughter loves building the people, you know

I put the people together. Yeah, you know, so we'll kind of all congregate or in at the Kitchen table, which isn't have a Lego table So and then we'll eat there and we'll chat and I like it. My daughter is also just she's it really into glitter glue So she'll be making like glitter glue butterflies and stuff like that and having oh it's great oh I love it all in the bedroom king size mattress queen size mattress king how many pillows are on that bed you got a bunch yeah take them off before you guys go to bed yeah and then there's two okay yeah how many are we talking eight well six I mean like are we talking about

decorative everything decorative pillows? There's four men so I would say like four plus What do I talk about nine ten okay? Okay TV in the bedroom TV in the bedroom Yeah, when you guys fall asleep. He has to fall asleep TV. I don't what's on He I don't know how he does it but like he watches like these like war documentaries like Vietnam like and if I catch a glimpse I'm like oh My god, yeah, yeah, like I'm like, what is this human cruelty?

Like I like I I'm fascinated and I you know I loved history when I was you so I can't like fall asleep and And then I'm like, then if I do, I'm just traumatized by watching these images of war. That's funny, that's what sues him. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he's like, you know? Or sometimes he'll do, I prefer when he does space documentaries, I'm like, all right.

Yeah, that also would yell. I can fall asleep to that. But even Animal Planet, I'm like, how do you fall asleep to that? Look at this cute little panda bear. We're gonna find out if it makes its way home, you know, ceiling fan. No, okay ceiling fan. You like a cold in there like a warm in there. Cold, cold, cold.

Okay, you mentioned the pillows. When when all the decoratives are off. Are you using one pillow to go to sleep? Yes. Just just one behind you. Just one. Are you on your side or you on your back? Side. Oh. Interesting. Husband same thing? One pillow? One. One pillow. Yeah. Yeah. One pillow. Why is this is this is this is this standard? It tells a lot about people. Does it? I sleep with two pillows in my head. I hug one and I have one between my legs. Oh, wow. Okay. Somebody's

got some issues. Okay. I mean, okay one pillow a lot of joint pain is Okay, you know I can only if I if I sleep too high up it hurts my neck got yeah, I got a I've got just a Tempur-pedic pillow that I love right now Very nice, so nice. It's yeah So nice. Um, I got a few questions. You travel a lot obviously you said you used to use to be a flight attendant Yes, how do you feel about taking your shoes off on the plane? I? everybody everybody like

scoffs at you You just do it anyway, you don't care. Yeah. Yeah, drop the seat if you're not up front Do you drop the seat back? If you're in the bulkhead, yes. Yeah, I don't understand this It's a system. So who's gonna mess with I know but like you everybody just drops their seat back Like I drop my seat back you drop your seat then everybody's more comfortable if everybody does it I understand. Yeah, except the last guy the last guy's up against the bathroom, but that his fault He shouldn't have all wrote what if it's a long

Not all the time I've been in the back of the plane in a long time, but I've done it on Delta place You cannot recline is the exit roads? No, sometimes go on the smaller plane. The last row goes right up on the bathroom. Oh, yeah, I've had it. It's been a while since I've been. What if it's a long flight?

It's around the meal time. We give a give a peek back. Make sure the trays not down. Make sure they're not so whatever. No. You know, she does. I recline right away. Whoa. I'm gone. Whatever. Whoa. I'm gone. She does whatever she wants.

I hate you. Really? No. She just said she's held every belt by one. This is no. Do you know what? You're the problem. Yes. I agree with that. You recline. You have to recline.

Everybody recline. Everybody recline. Let's all live in comfort. I don't care if somebody's reclining on me. You live in comfort. I'm reclining on them. Okay. And they's all live in comfort. I don't care if somebody's reclining on me you're in comfort I'm reclining on that okay. They're all living in comfort. We're all vote for you Yeah, I got real mad at an old man one time. I felt so bad. He was trying to get some sleep of course You're the problem No, I've never got the show

Nobody's stopping nobody's stopping you from a climb. Nobody's stopping you from a climb. All right. So why are you stopping him from a climb? What's your problem? I can't sit back like that. You can't sit back. That's Comfort City. Comfort City.

I got to be ready. What? If something goes down. What's going to like the only time it's going to go down is when you're taking off or landing. And so he thinks if then it's up. He thinks if he needs to restrain somebody if there's a something happens on the plane I gotta step in action I gotta be ready listen not if

she's on the flight all right I don't need you King Kong Bundy over here I start yelling at her she stands up like how often has that happened never exactly of course um okay will you bring food on the plane? How do you feel about that? Oh? Yes like out like will you? Food from home or like will you buy like a banana or will you get like? Will you stop it get a whopper and take that on the plan? Like a drive No, but like yeah like I'd get no nothing nothing stinky, okay? How do you feel about a tuna fish sandwich by the way? Oh my I've never eaten fish in my life

Whoa, so she doesn't like mayo to we mentioned mayo in the in the in the kind of the rundown while we were sitting here And she said disgusting yeah disgusting disgusting disgusting okay, right? Give us a few more of those percolators of right that you stay away from. Well, look, whoever says this sentence, right? Tell me how many times you've heard this sentence. Mm, smells like fish. It's true. When? When does anybody go, mm, smells like fish.

Yummy. Really? Nobody says yum, smells like fish, disgusting. And if, like a nice, wait, so when I smell fish and chips cooking, I don't say that smells great? it's like it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's

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it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's it's protein. I know the hubby's eating salmon. I love how you're criticizing her eating things like all that protein. I know what the hell you're doing. Yeah, you're like,

you know, I know it's all good for you and all that stuff. No, it's not bad. And like the like the looks like the texture. I understand. Hold on, oysters? I've never, never, never, I've never, never. Really? Did your family where your was your family would they do it like your dad and stuff? Yeah, okay Well Like I always say this to the waiter I say I want The chef to be disgusted with himself. I want I want him to be so offended I want him to be so offended that I want him to be so offended.

That's when it's so great. Went to this real fancy place for my husband's birthday. And I got like a little extra on the tasting menu and it was like this wagyu. You had him kill the wagyu. I said, please just burn that wagyu. And it was, I was like, this is how I like it. This is how it should be. I don't want to know that I'm eating

Poor little mocha. You know what I mean? I want to like maybe I'm eating cardboard charred cardboard. Mmm yummy charred Carbohydrate, I'd much prefer that. All right, I mean You know What else what else you I went very rarely have someone come in I was like I don't know how much you know at the beginning of the story and then as the big man said the second we hit Orlando We took a right canal finished I got one removed too Well, so what happened was I went in I listen a tooth in the back

I am missing tooth. Did you get it replaced or still missing? I went to the place to get it redone and then they went back to work and then one day I mean it's been I'm actually missing too. But you're a wrestler. I'll give that's an occupational hazard One happened actually. She actually also an incredibly successful person Yeah, but you gotta go on there so what happened one one of them one of them was I was I moved to New York I know it's 23. Mm-hmm, and I I I like came over I had like two grand in my bank account I was like that'll do me the summer Weekend didn't last me two days. Yeah, and I was like, that'll do me this summer. Shh. That'll do me this summer. That'll get you out of a weekend.

Didn't last me two days. Yeah. And I was living in a hostel up at Olympic Circle. You know, a little hostel in there. Where's Olympic Circle? Olympic Circle. Is that, that's like by the- Columbus Circle.

Columbus Circle, sorry, sorry. Columbus Circle. And- For how long? A couple of days. Okay. So then I went down to the. Yeah.

Then there was a little bar in New York called Shades of Green. You know? Yeah. 14th Street. So I went in there and I was looking for a job. And I was like, do you have a job? And they're like, no. And then I was like, ah, shit.

And they were like, well, do you want to stay and have a drink? I was like, yeah, hit me. Give me give me a drink. And so then anyway, like talking to the owner of the bar and they were like well where are you staying I was like I'm open this hostel and they were like well how much does that cost me I was like $35 a night they were like well you know look at we've got a room upstairs and maybe you want to stay there you know for for for little well these Irish fellas stick

together when you get over here really you guys are thick as thieves I worked at a bar on the Upper East Side when I lived up here the first time when I was younger. Man, the Irish network in the restaurant bar scene. Forget about it. Incredible. It's like the Underground Railroad. Everybody's here. It is. It is. It's lovely. A little community. And they were like, yeah, you can go stay up there.

And so I stayed up. And it was just like literally a tiny bit the size of this table with just a little bed and a sink and then like down the hall and then there was like these I think they were like they were like maybe Right next to me say all the above yet. Yeah, I don't think they discriminated Yeah, they're living above a bar. Yeah, but they and they had like a little rent control room I think that was the same and we all shared a shower No, what you know, but they would come back like all hours and they had like a little rent control room, I think that was the same and we all shared a shower. No. What?

You know, but they would come back like all hours in the morning just like all out of it, like fights and everything. But anyway, so then one day I was living there and I got this real bad tooth pain and like couldn't sleep. And then there was a dentist right next to it. And they were like, ah, look, we're gonna have to either root canal it or take it out and didn't have any money so out it comes and so then that one the same thing and so then

that one was gone and so that's and now that it's my teeth have like grown too close together but then when I was in Orlando it all comes back to Orlando. I had this tooth pain that was coming from the top of my mouth. And they were like, I think it's coming from the bottom of your mouth. Will we take it out? And again, I didn't have much money, so all right, I guess we're getting rid of two. So they yanked it. And then it was coming from the top of my mouth. And then and then I was like, well, I can't be missing treaty.

I can't be missing treaty. Two's the limit. So then I got the root canal, had to borrow money from my ma, thank God she lent it to me. And then my car blew up. Oh, it was a whole disaster. And like, this was like, this was four months into moving over here.

I was like, oh, the American dream. I'm living it. I'm living it. I'm looking at it now. I still haven't got my tooth. I will, I will, I will. One day, the American dream. I'm living it. I'm living it. I'm looking at it now. I still haven't got my tooth. I will, I will, I will, I will. One day, when you retire. I will.

Well, like, look, who's got the time? And then, you know, I went, not too long ago, I went to get, and he was explaining, you know, and then whether you do it when you're awake, or they put you under. Sure, I get it. And I was like, I can be brave. I can be brave. And then I never went back. I need to go back. Sure was like I can be brave I can be brave and then I never

went back I need to go back sure cuz I can be brave listen I have all the information I need to render I think I rendered my judgment in about like 24 minutes in you're a 100% trash and I love it it's fantastic one of the one of the best to ever do it superstar mmstar, world champ, intercontinental champ. 100% trash. Yeah. Let's go. I love it. Unbelievable. Do you get price for this? We don't have a belt. It's being made at the moment. We're going to get your Rookanout. Yeah. We'll finally get that. They're expensive, so please thank you. Yeah, it's crazy. Thank you. And they say they're not that great for you because they always end up falling out. Well, yeah, like there and there was that whole thing about the root cannot but I think that's I think that's a lie conspiracy

Yeah, I think that's yeah 100% trash Becky Lynch. Yeah, give it up for One of the best to ever do it yeah,. And just another quick reminder, SummerSlam. First time, two-night event. Big, huge. MetLife Stadium, a monster. What's that going to be in a few years? That'll be like a week, probably.

It'll be like a festival. Oh my goodness. I mean, probably 900,000 people would go into that thing. Insane. MetLife Stadium ain't small. Last time I was there was the main event. Yeah, main event in WrestleMania. Yeah.

WrestleMania 35. That's right. That was the last time. Yeah. Very interesting. Yeah. I love it. Very cool. If you're not there, streaming on Peacock, what a fun one. Yeah, so much fun. Thank you so much. We appreciate it. Congratulations on everything. Thank you. The champ. Appreciate it. Becky Lynch, 100% garbage, everybody. Look at that. There you have it. We love you. Kip, what do you got for us? Uh guys, we're on the road in the fall. In the winter, get your tickets. Tickets. Shows are selling out. Once you out there, love you. Everybody. Look at that. There you have it. We love you. Kip you. What do you got for uh guys? We're

on the road in the fall in the winter. Get your tickets, tickets. Shows are selling out once you out there. Love yous. Mean it. Gang, we love you. Becky, we love you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much.