Patrick and the People - 10/22/2024 Patrick and the People - LIVE!

Episode Date: November 2, 2024

Guests: Matthew Orton, Rich Rockwell, Dustyn Bundrick

Good morning. It is Patrick and the people. We are back live. Sorry, we had a technical issue here that we had to work through uh but we we've made it we're alive we're good everybody's good here right right right well let's get some introductions done good morning to everyone out there sorry that you thought hey it wasn't going to happen but you know we're going to make things happen here uh to my left you've met him maybe before what's up bundy or dustin bunder

owner of bundy electric what's going on with you man man not a whole lot good morning to you how was your weekend buddy it was pretty good we uh me and my wife celebrated our seventh wedding anniversary since you married us there at the uh castle on stagecoach i did do that i did officiate that wedding is one of the first ones that i did as a matter of fact when i got back because um if you don't know, I do officiate weddings. And as a matter of fact, I did one for a beautiful couple a couple weeks ago. But I was on a cruise ship. We did a cruise with the station.

And a bunch of listeners came. And somebody called me and said, hey, listen, can you officiate a wedding? And I was like, well, no, I, I, I don't have a license. Well, we've got a couple here that were supposed to get buried, but the officiant hasn't shown up. And I said, well, give me about five minutes. And I got on my phone and, uh, Laura was in the bathroom. By the time she got out, I was ordained. And, uh, and I, and I did, uh, in fact, go down and officiate that wedding uh and so when i got back home uh yours i think was uh you know in the first three i did after i know it was uh wasn't

the first one but yeah it was it was right up there though and uh what a beautiful wedding that it was now you said y'all went to eureka what all right open the door. Come on. Bring it in here. This is what caused all the problem. Come on, Kerry. This is what happens when Kerry gets toys right here. You see this? This is an Aztec death whistle.

Dude, that got me this morning when I came in. Did it? Yeah. Yeah. He blew that when they started coming in this morning. This is literally the whistle they used when they were about to attack. And so, so you know if there were a hundred of them they'd all blow it at the same time hold on and be like that's terrifying can you imagine that coming like a hundred people blowing one of those at the same time man that's that's pure insanity don't that's probably what

caused our technical glitch don't do that again man that's probably what caused our technical glitch. Don't do that again, man. That's probably what did it. Yeah, you did it, Gary. It's your fault. I'm blaming you, man. Well, it is Halloween. I do. Okay, so Eureka Springs, you were telling me.

What's going on there, man? Man, we went to the Crescent Hotel. Oh, did you? The haunted hotel? I stayed there. Yeah. Nice. Had some good breakfast.

No ghosts, no spirits, but had some good breakfast, really good breakfast. And just kind of window shopped in town the rest of the day. You know, it's a great town to be in, especially the month of October. Was everybody sparking up, walking around? That's how they do it in Eureka. For sure. And I was surprised because I didn't know that you could buy, I guess it's recreational to a point.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cause, uh, I was able because I don't have a med card or anything. My wife has one, but I was able to walk in a shop and buy a little bit for a day, and I was surprised. I didn't know. It was a good show. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I like walking around Eureka, except uphill, because, Jesus, those are calf-breaking hills there. They'll get you. To my right, it's Rich Rockwell. You know him as the famous announcer here in little rock the bruce buffer of arkansas if you will and y'all got a couple big uh bounce that are coming up don't you yeah yeah we've got a gladiator championship wrestling having an event

uh this saturday up in ozark arkansas okay okay him and uh south central wrestling out in mountain pine out in mountain pine that's uh down by Hot Springs or a little south of there? Yeah, just outside of Hot Springs. Okay, that's cool, man. That's cool. Maybe later this week, maybe we can get some tickets out to people. Yeah, I actually have four tickets to GCW and SCW both. I'll get those out on Thursday.

Yeah, that'd be great. We'll come up with a way to get those out to you guys. We've got some other prizes too that we want to roll out. Now, to my right right here is first appearance on the program but certainly not his last and there should be some good conversation today. I'll tell

you that. It's Matthew Orton. Now he's a, he has his own podcast, Drunk Encrypted. He pursues all things supernatural and he's what he refers to as a Bigfoot enthusiast. But he's looking for Bigfoot out here, baby. What's going on, man? Hey, Patrick. It's good to be on the show.

Thanks. Yeah, I appreciate it. Yeah, so I run the Drunk Encrypted podcast. We do investigations. We do research, a lot of research, a lot, a lot of research. Yeah, a lot of research. Yeah, a lot of research. A lot of research. A lot, a lot of research. A lot of research. A lot of research. Do you have research enhancements?

Yes. That's why it's the Drunken Cryptids. I thought you stayed kind of enhanced as you do it. That's what makes it fun, right? Exactly. You have to do it that way. How many are in your group of explorers? I've got roughly

anywhere between five to six of us. Okay. Okay. And you speak all over the place. I mean, you've just been invited to be a speaker somewhere about Bigfoot. Am I right? Yeah. So I've been invited to go to Ohio for next year. So my schedule is getting booked at Ohio, Oregon. Speaking of Ozark, there's going to be a town hall in Ozark. I believe in February I'll be up there. But I just got back from up there in Harrison being a speaker as well. Oh, that's scary. I lived there for two years, and, man, it was scary. I'll tell you that.

You see things you think are ghosts, but they're not. Yeah, we did a town hall up there. We also filmed a documentary in search of Sasquatch. Oh, yeah? so that'll be airing next year okay okay so it's it's in post-production now editing and all that oh that's very cool very interesting well i can promise you we're going to unpack a lot of that today you guys uh who've known me long enough know that i have a a little bit of skeptic in me and so i think we're going to have some uh some great conversation later but for now let's talk about who outran the grim reaper uh let's go with jesse tyler

ferguson from modern families 49 uh jeff goldblum if you can believe it uh 72 man wow jeff goldblum man yeah i would have sworn he was 62 yeah he's you know he's in that stage of his career where anything he does is gold it doesn't matter if it's a commercial for apartments.com or whatever it is you're just like he's weird and quirky and i like him you know any movie or show he's on he had to watch yeah did you ever see the fly with him in it exactly oh my god what a great great horror film that was it really is a classic it's worth watching his his performance in it's killer. Young Gina Davis. Young Gina Davis.

You like young Gina Davis? I think we all like young Gina Davis. You know, uh, probably my favorite, uh, movie with her in it is Long Kiss Goodnight. Oh, I forgot, but that is. With her and Samuel L. Jackson. Yeah. And, uh, oh, you hadn't seen it? Well, let me tell you what it is. It's, uh uh and i'll not

spoiler alert um but she is uh an assassin who has forgotten she's an assassin okay and uh and it's it that's kind of what the plot is about is she kind of comes into cognizance of who she is based on a series of events and a lot of uh insane ass kicking starts happening and it involves sam L. Jackson and that enhances everything. I got you. I got you. Yeah. I'll have to watch it. I'll have to check it out. Yeah. Jonathan Lipnick, you know, Jerry Maguire, Stuart Little, he's 34 now. Christopher Lloyd, that's Doc Brown from Back to the Future. How do you think Doc Brown is? Take a guess. 110. That's a good guess. guess i'm gonna go with 89 uh at least 100 okay

86 is the answer yeah yeah he played in back to the future taxi adams family all that uh bob odin kirk he's a badass from breaking bad you know him as saul better call saul that's right yeah he's 62 by the way did you know he worked as a writer for SNL from 1987 to 1991? He really wanted to be in the cast, but I guess he wasn't good enough for the cast. Good enough for being Saul, though. And I'll tell you what, man, that character, he really did a great job. I just watched Breaking Bad. I've never watched the series until this past year.

We binged the whole thing. It's as good as they say it is. It's probably a top 10 series to me of all time. For sure. One of our favorites. Yeah, you too. You guys, have you seen it? I thought I was the only person on planet

that had never seen it, so I'm not alone. If you like drama and uh gritty crazy wild stuff it's it's along that line you know uh and brian cranston in it yeah brian cranston is phenomenal as walter white yeah the whole show yeah no he is it's kind of a soprano ish in a lot of ways i guess funny i've never seen that one either oh man better not the only one well i have a busy schedule so no i understand shows and tv shows for me just aren't really yeah i can't get into them so i got it no no i i you know i'd much rather be i'd much rather be in the cold in the woods with some dudes drinking beer chasing bigfoot than watching that, I promise you. Let's see. Who else is on here?

Switchfoot's John Foreman is 48. Zach Hansen is 39. Yeah, he's one of the Hansens at 12. They won a Grammy. Yeah, you see they're still putting out hits. Let's see. Shaggy, it wasn't me, 56. Yeah, right?

Really? Yeah, that? Wow. Really? Yeah. That's right. That means we're getting old. Yeah. No, you damn sure are getting old, bro. You really are. Yeah.

That on the oldie station. I don't even want to talk about it. Hey, I just did the other day. Last week, Eminem turned 52. Yeah. Yeah. Eight mile. Eight mile.

I've still been thinking about that. Yeah, I know. It's a trip, isn't it? He's 52. Yeah, right? Slim Eight mile. I've still been thinking about that. Yeah, I know. It's a trip, isn't it? It's 52. Yeah, right. Slim Shady is now 52. Okay, so let's get to it. The election, two weeks out.

Oh, my God. Both candidates are hitting the ground running this week. Former President Trump paid a visit to North Carolina, holding an afternoon rally in Greenville after an earlier stop to a hurricane damage in Asheville. Meanwhile, Vice President Harris made stops in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania. Yeah, so I guess it's negative. I don't know. It's hard to believe anything that I see or read in the news.

But I will tell you what was funny and what seemed to get. thing that I see or read in the news, but I will tell you what was funny and what seemed to get, I mean, like when I was looking at social media yesterday, tick tock, all this, all I could find was Trump at McDonald's serving fries. I mean, that, that was everywhere, man. Yeah. My son, uh, my younger son, he's 22. He goes, you know what? He goes, I've never in my life seen a presidential candidate do that. He goes, that's kind of cool, man. He goes, that's, he goes, that's, he goes, I don't mean to speak ill. He goes, but that's not the top end job. And he's out there doing it and, you know, hanging out with these folks. And he goes, it was all staged and everything.

I don't really think it was. They tried to say that it was, but it was actually a McDonald's was open and they were serving clients. Yeah. I saw, I saw something. I know that said, they vetted the people that were coming through. Well, I'm sure they did. Yeah, you're not going to let, yeah, you want someone to come shoot the guy? I mean, yeah. Yeah, no, we're going to let anybody in a window with Donald Trump, sure.

Yeah, no. Yeah, I think we've had that problem recently a couple times, haven't we? All right. Walmart announcing the return of their inflation-free meal deal through the holidays. The deal is going to be released at a lower price, and the deal offers 29 items, turkey, sides, and dessert. It's going to serve eight people at a cost of about $52. Meals can be gifted to friends or family or donated to the Salvation Army. Items will be listed on walmart.com

slash thanksgiving link, and that'll run through Christmas Eve. This comes on the heels of Aldi or Aldi. I don't know how you say it. Does anybody know? No. I think it's Aldi. I haven't even been in there.

They offer all their items for Thanksgiving for $47, and it allegedly feeds 10. I assume 10 not been in there. They offer all their items for Thanksgiving for 47, and it allegedly feeds 10. I assume 10 not very hungry people. 10 of the new thinner people, the Ozempic crowd. President Biden honored recipients of the National Medal of Arts and Humanities. He spoke at a ceremony. He said that recipients of broken barriers, redefined cultures, masters of their craft who've made America better.

Let's see, who is recognized? Class 22 and 23 recipients. Medal recipients include Missy Misdemeanor Elliott. She was groundbreaking and awesome. Eva Longoria, Edina Menzel, Ken Burns.

You know him, if nothing else, from editing the Ken Burns effect when you make video and stuff. You've probably seen that before. Queen Latifah, Spike Lee, Selena, John Meacham, Bruce Cohen, Steven Spielberg, LeVar Burton, and the late Anthony Bourdain. Boy, here's a big surprise because who's not doing this ringo star announced he's releasing guess what a country album everybody that's right yeah yeah that's right yeah nothing like being early uh look up is produced by t-bone burnett who co-wrote most of the 11 songs on the album

ringo said he's quote always loved country music yes of course he has and that's where everyone's at right now so that has nothing to do with it january 10th release and then he's going to film a special at the ryman auditorium in january i guess if you're ringo star it doesn't matter what you do you're ringo star i mean yeah kind of like jeff goldblum it's going to sell. Yeah, probably will. Although, I still, you know, he was my least favorite Beatle, probably. I'm just not a fan either.

I'm not either, man. I'm not a fan of, just in general, the Beatles. Well, no, not the Beatles, but just everybody putting out the country album. You know, Laura, she didn't give a damn about the Beatles. That didn't mean anything to her. I mean, I do respect them.

I mean, I think they're awesome. But when I hear their songs, I'm not mad or anything. I typically don't just play Beatles songs. Do y'all ride around playing Beatles songs? No. I mean, there's nothing wrong if you do. It's cool. I won't turn it if it comes on the radio.

Yeah, that's what I mean. I guess if I heard it on the radio, I might even know it. Yeah, right. But I guess I've heard it so much in my younger years. I just am kind of good on the Beatles. I'm kind of full on them for now. Right. it yeah right i just you know i guess i've heard it so much in my younger years i just i'm that's kind of good on the beatles i'm kind of full on them for now right you know much like leonard skinner i've had enough i'm good yeah same thing leonard skinner means like overplayed no you don't say oh gosh turn it up uh last year public's discontinued their tradition of selling

hurricane cakes now some floridians want them back. The cakes were shaped like storm radars with blue, green, red, and white swirls that represent the severity and decorated with messages like, leave Florida alone and go away. Reddit user italics12 posted a picture of the cake with the caption, bring back hurricane cakes. So I guess that when they say people want them back, they mean someone on Reddit. Given, like, everything super sad with Florida, but I think the last thing that they need to do is be wishing for to bring anything hurricane-related back.

Well, you know, I mean, I guess it's one way to flip the middle finger to it. You know, say, hey, I may as well. You first said that, like, they wanted hurricanes cake back, and I was gonna say i do feel bad for them but i also know they chose to live in florida i mean i just suggest that they do know where they live you know and they do have the capability of leaving florida at any point that they choose you know what i mean it's just like california i'm sorry there's earthquakes you can leave you know i you're right i can move out of tornado alley if i want to yeah i thought where you live

i was showing a house uh yesterday or day before in cabot yeah and they had one of these new modern uh tornado shelters and it's outside it's not in the ground it looks like you know the thing if you go to the bank the tube that you put the money in and send it, it looks like that, but made of concrete and you open the door and you could probably get, I'm guessing if you had to cram six to eight people in there on top of each other, you could, but you could probably get four people in it. Just, I mean, it's, I don't know if it's concrete or steel. It's, it was heavy as hell. That's what I know. You ain't moving it. It ain't going nowhere. But I was just like mean it's i don't know if it's concrete or steel it's it was heavy as hell that's what i know you ain't moving it it ain't going nowhere but i was just like that's kind of weird just standing up in the backyard right behind the house i was like you know normally

they dig them down in the ground and you know what i'm saying yeah that's how mine now i did show another one same day uh that had uh in cabot that had a safe room that was also a tornado shelter in a closet area. It was all concreted up, and it was pretty cool. It had like four locks on the door so that if someone was trying to break in, they would have trouble getting through. If somebody tries to break in, I'm blowing that Aztec death whistle. That's better than any kind of shelter, I promise blowing that as to death whistle. That's better than any kind of shelter. I promise you that.

If I was breaking into a house and that sound came, I'm leaving. There's nothing I need that bad. Imagine at night, breaking into somebody's house, that whistle goes off, and at the same time? I may kill myself getting out. I'll be honest. I may kill myself. Speaking of death, this is not good at all, to be honest i may kill myself uh five speaking of death this is not not good at all to be honest with you but uh five people killed yesterday in fall city washington a juvenile

suspect arrested in connection with it deputies responded to reports of a shooting at home in the city about 25 miles east of seattle now when deputies arrived they found a whole family gone two adults three kids another person in their mid-teens hospitalized. The teen suspect charged with first or second degree murder wasn't clear what connection the shooter had to the people killed. Authorities said there was no known history of any activity at the house. So the crime scene investigators from the state will be assisting. What they say is going to be a lengthy investigation to figure out. And unfortunately, new details were released yesterday, the investigation of the helicopter that crashed into a Houston radio tower continued.

The R44 Robinson chopper was on an air tour flight when the accident happened. According to the National Transportation Safety Board, it crashed just before 8 p.m. Sunday evening, striking a tower. And we might talk more about that later. The Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, headed back to the Middle East yesterday. Another push for a ceasefire in the region and into war in Gaza. The 11th trip he's made to the area since October 7th. 11th trip. Well, what is he accomplishing?

11 times. Send someone else. Jesus, he's not doing it. Anyway, since the October 7th, 2023 attack on Israel by Hamas. And this comes as Israel stepped up attacks against Iran-backed militants, Hamas, Hezbollah, and Lebanon. stepped up attacks against iran-backed militants hamas hezbollah in lebanon the arkansas supreme court has ruled that some of the votes cast in the election won't be counted the court ruled yesterday that the ballot initiative to expand the state's medical marijuana regulations didn't fully inform voters that it would have taken the state's legislature's ability to change the constitutional amendment that legalized medical marijuana. Okay, let me do that again. They didn't

fully inform voters it would have taken away the state legislature's ability to change the constitutional amendment that legalized medical marijuana. It's too late to take the initiative off the ballot, but yesterday's 4-3 decision says that none of the ballots will count. Well, typically, if it has to do with marijuana in this state, they will try to get it knocked off the ballot every chance they get. I read that headline yesterday and was confused. Well, that's confusing. Yeah, it reads confusing.

I haven't read it. I think that's the new way that politicians like to do things. They make it where nobody can understand it, and if nobody can understand it, it doesn't matter, right? There you go. You know, we're all too dumb to understand the legalese they speak. Take your business to Eureka Springs, though. Yeah, go over to Oklahoma.

I think they're throwing weed at people. Yeah, Missouri, too. Yeah, Missouri, too. The price of oil dropped over 7% last week, but it made up some of that ground. Futures for oil up almost 2%. Crude up to $1.23 a barrel. So a little bit of drop in price last week, blamed on slowing economic growth in China and tensions due to fighting in the Middle East.

U.S. Energy Information Administration said that oil field production rose by 100,000 to 13.5 million barrels per day. That's a new record in the U.S. The U.S. Department of Education confirmed that federal student loan payments for around 8 million Americans will stay on hold for at least six more months. So, hey, congratulations to you. The group affected are those enrolled in the White House, save on a valuable education plan. Those who signed up are excused from their monthly payments and will be put on interest-free forbearance. The extra time is due in part to legal challenges against that that are working their way through court.

And court documents revealed yesterday a Pennsylvania man was charged with threatening to kill a state political party employee. John Pollard of Philadelphia accused of sending threatening messages to the party employee, including a vow to, quote, skin you alive. Well, he's well. After the employee posted on social media looking for volunteers to observe at the polls on Election Day and included a personal cell phone number. Pennsylvania, one of the many states that allow observers outside observers to monitor polling locations. Neither the employee nor the political party they work for were revealed in the federal indictment. And Jakey Lee, now we know a little bit more about it. The former guitarist for Ozzy

was shot three times earlier this month while walking his dog near his Vegas home. The attack was seemingly random. He is going to make a full recovery, but now we have a little bit more information. Apparently, someone was trying to steal his neighbor's motorcycle, a couple of masked thieves. There was a verbal confrontation, which ended with, well, you know what it ended with, him getting shot three times, forearm, foot, and back, resulting in broken ribs and lung damage. He thanked his fans and medical staff.

He's recovering at home. He said, I'll talk more about it in detail later. You know, he's probably, you know, pretty medicated, to be honest with you. I wouldn't want to talk about it at that point either. Listen, let me just enjoy these perky's, okay? I'll get back to you according to the press release chick-fil-a is launching an app on november 18th that includes games recipes podcasts and original shows to create new ways for families to have fun connect and spend time together wow previously rumored that chick-fil-a uh play would be a

streaming service that's not the case but it is a new app. The executive director of the brand said that it'll offer families an ultimate digital playground. Well, we need more of those, don't we? All right, let's get on to a little bit of sports here. The World Series between the Dodgers and Yankees starts Friday. The Dodgers enter the series as the favorites, probably because of a guy named Joe Iotani. I'm betting that guy has been amazing. Yeah, he's been killing it.

Oh, my God. Yeah, I mean, what was it he did? 50 homers and 50 steals, same season? Yeah. That's the first time in history that's happened. Some people already referred to him as the best that's ever played. Don't know. But as far as the over and under total games, about four and a half

over is five and a half. Let's see what if there's anything else here you need to know. Now, just a bunch of betting statistics there. Hey, the WNBA, the historic amount of attention and rating success for the WNBA can't overshadow the fact it's still a business. And just one day after the finals came to an end, the players decided to opt out of their collective bargaining agreement. That, of course, has the potential to lead to a work stoppage if a new deal isn't negotiated and signed by the end of the next season. Oh, my God, the WNBA might have a work stoppage. What will Fox Sports do?

What will ESPN do? What will they talk about if they can't talk about the WNBA, please? Even the WNBA is like, whatever. It's not going to make us any less money. Okay, what else is going on? Well, man, they've been, what is it, 26 years, and they've yet to turn a profit. And, you know, they're always screaming about equal pay.

And I'm like, listen, you're not making any money. You're not making money. You have to make money. The NBA is paying your way, man. Sorry. Okay, anything else here that you need to know? Hey, the Ryder Cup charges volunteers $350 to volunteer. Yeah, so if you were thinking about that,

think about taking $350 with you because that if you were thinking about that, think about taking $350 with you because that's what you would need. And World Series ticks are on sale right now. What are those going for? Well, you know, they're pretty cheap, don't you know? Yeah, yeah. Dodgers, Yankees, World Series tickets are now on sale online, and they're being resold over at StubHub for about $1,358. StubHub said sales outpaced last year's figures and are four times higher than the pace of the 2022 series. Sales

for games three and three through five in New York are 40% higher than one, two, six, and seven in LA. Vivid Seats and outlets that it's average price of tickets for this year's series 1368 that's double the 685 last year man they just keep finding ways to screw us yeah you probably i mean it's like man is there for a beer and could you just stop screwing people right you want to know why people don't want to come to baseball for god's sake man jesus themselves they have a 30 beer yeah or i can just watch it at home for free and drink some pbr yeah for free anymore because you got to either stream it or you got to pay for cable but i can buy the beer a lot cheaper and we can sit at my tavern and watch it i know i think it's cheaper than 1300 a person i got bigfoot hanging out with us us, too. It is hard to be a sports fan and go to sporting events.

Because you've got, I mean, the parking. You pay for parking. Yes. You pay for the initial ticket. Yes. You pay for water. Even water is $5 a bottle. Or food or drinks or anything.

On the flip side of that, though, the Arkansas Travelers baseball game. Great family. No, actually, the Travelersers baseball game, you have a great family. No, actually, the Travelers, and I know a lot of those folks over there, Lance over there is awesome. They have a hell of deals for people. I mean, you can get tickets very inexpensively. They have a lot of different events. They have reasonably priced food.

Absolutely. But, you know, talking about going to a pro game, I mean, that's not even counting if you want some merch. or even a college game go to a razorback game everything is razorback game pretty expensive these days are they i looked up tickets a while ago it was like 80 to 100 dollars just for a ticket to the razorback game one ticket yeah i think we paid 80 bucks a piece to go to the little rock game against five bluff really now what what about concessions at the at the stadium in fayetteville are they expensive there too oh yeah for sure for sure probably 10 10 12 dollars for a burger or something like that yeah just a phenomenal burger best burger you ever had no no no no i've been sitting under a heat lamp oh it's the

cafeteria soy burger from high school i remember those yeah with a little g you remember those yeah hey it was still better than the hot plate stuff most of the time. Right. And the squared pizzas. The square pizza was the jam, man. Amazing. They always served the rectangle or square pizza with corn and salad. Yep, they did.

That's not always good. Is that how it came for you guys? Oh, yeah. It must be for throughout history, somehow pizza, corn, and salad are supposed to work together. Now, why is it that when you go to Pizza Hut, Domino's, or anywhere else, they're not slinging corn? It must be for throughout history, somehow pizza, corn, and salad are supposed to work together. Now, why is it that when you go to Pizza Hut, Domino's, or anywhere else, they're not slinging corn? Can anyone tell me that? Where is the corn?

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itself so i'll summarize it real quick. I was, well, I'm originally from Utah. Okay. So I grew up in the Wasatch Front in northern Utah, but we grew up with Bigfoot. I mean, everybody talks about Bigfoot as a kid. We all knew about it. Where my step-grandpa even had a scrapbook of newspaper articles. Really?

Yeah, of sightings. So this has been a family interest for many years. It has, yeah. My mom had a sighting up there in the Uintas, and we found out we had a cabin that we shared with another family. I mean, it's Utah, but not like that. We were 30 miles, as the crow flies, from Skinwalker Ranch. Okay.

So I grew up in that area. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So all the time, always weird stuff out in the woods. Now, for those who don't know, what is Skinwalker skinwalker ranch was a series on tv okay yeah they did a documentary about it's a whole bunch of paranormal stuff and you know i'll let the viewers decide on pull your chair just a little bit more around so they can see how beautiful you are yeah yeah now they you know the ladies love your beard so they need to see more of it yeah there you go yeah flex it for them yeah let them see that yeah there you go. Yeah, flex it for them. Yeah, let them see that.

Yeah. There you go. Scratch the crummies out. Anyway. But no, so I just grew up with it. You know, I'm fascinated. But Skinwalker Ranch was a series featured with a whole bunch of paranormal activity going on out there, mainly focused on skinwalkers.

And that's a whole other show in itself. Okay. So the love for Bigfoot has always been there. So the Skinwalker Ranch doesn't have anything to do with George Lucas lucas you know no unfortunately it's a different ranch okay all right so actually great jokes about that all the time but uh no just um i had my first real uh well i had one handprint we found in 1992 yeah up in uh the hill holy now let me ask this how how does one differentiate a bigfoot sasquatch yeti whatever you want to call it a handprint from my handprint well unless it was bigger than

shaquille o'neal and he was up in that hellhole region uh-huh which is yeah okay yeah and putting his hand down yeah yeah so i don't have it with me obviously but the hand isn't a full like the fingers extended out yeah it's almost like it's knuckled. And it was my mom who found it. So she was jumping up and down and I walked over and checked it out. Now, let me just ask the random obvious question. What about a bear, big bear? There's a lot of big bears up there.

There are, but they have claws. So whenever you have a print like that, it's going to leave a claw imprint. So you're going to see where the bear's at from the claws. Oh, I see. Like canines. Okay. The paw prints are going to see the claws. I got you.

So anybody that tracks, you're going to know a difference between a bear, because they have these long claws out, and they dig into the dirt. Okay. So you're behind. So Sasquatch doesn't have claws of any kind. We know of, but no. There's no sightings or anything with claws. Probably chew their nails.

I get it. Well, they go down the street to the local, you know. Oh, to the manicure. Yeah. USA Nails. Yeah. They've done it right. You know, hey.

So you had it from a young age. The family had an interest in it. And at some point, you began seriously, you know, investigating and taking people with you going to sites uh people calling you reaching out to you uh so what's what's the latest and what have you discovered in in all this time because we don't have any real pictures unless you count the commercials right at big puts in right so i know i know i mean for nowadays you slide bigfoot on anything you're gonna sell it yeah i could put a picture of Bigfoot on this coffee cup, and I could sell it. Well, if I thought that would work, I'd put it on there right now.

Well, put it on there, because it'll sell it. You can go to the merch section of our website at Patrickandthepeople.com and get lots of great merch with our logo on it. No Sasquatch, though. But anyway, go ahead. But no, yeah, I got interested heavy into it. I had an encounter, and I was stationed at Fort Hood. Oh, I was at Fort fort hood um oh i was at fort hood yeah it was yeah it wasn't a great place that colleen's not a lot of fun i did get my first tattoo there it was a piece of crap uh but it was interesting i'll say that i

got my first one at fort riley yeah okay it was a city it was great yeah yeah fort hood uh was nothing but uh desert snakes and tarantulas, and scorpions, and things like that. They were a lot of fun. I was not a fan of Hood at all. No, no, no. So, I was at the NYC of a guard detail one night, and we had something stalk us all night. We were walks at us. Yeah, it's where my guards were scared, wanted to leave.

So, that's where my guards were scared, wanted to leave. So that's where the love into. But the latest research, I teamed up with Todd Neese, who just moved to Arkansas from Oregon. Okay. And we've been sharing a lot of cross-information, cross-research back and forth. And Todd is pioneering right now this infrasound research. Infrasound, like infrared? No, well, it's kind of of so tigers use infrasound to paralyze their prey okay so really yeah whales usually communicate elephants usually communicate

so in the animal world to paralyze their prey so i've never heard this yeah so if you look at it so what they'll do is they'll start using this growl uh where you'll visibly hear it but you can also feel it where you've heard you know people have heard like you know just bare ground that mean i feel it yeah yeah that's part of that okay i see so the reason um that's what we've been pushing looking into more and more on the infrasound side to where most encounters where people tell you they've had they feel uneasy they feel scared you ever been out in the woods and all of a sudden you feel like you wanted to leave right yeah you know there's a possibility of that and one of my researchers tony he actually uses uh this app at work that he does a lot with electronics and stuff and it picks up sound waves

and we're through this app we're looking we're able to pick up now a little bit this infrasound so this area that we have up there in bald knob that we've been researching a lot uh we've actually got on there this infrasound and when the infrasound hits you it can it can make you sick it can uh make feeling easy well i'll take a couple days to recover um i got hit with it um about a month and a half ago i saw something in this field and just when we go research because other things in the woods are going to get you yeah it was alarmed yeah so i saw something it was about 75 yards away i raised a rifle up tried zooming on the scope tried it for about eight seconds and had this branch that was perfectly right in my line of sight yeah i kept trying to you know adjust the

move and it was gone and for the rest of the afternoon i was they kept telling me i was jittery after like i wanted to leave and stuff yeah so but no we got structures up there so let me ask this i mean and the skeptic in me says so you know much like with aliens uh with with all of the cameras all the phones in the world now, all the people looking, why don't we have any kind of legitimate photograph anywhere of a Bigfoot? Prime example. Bigfoot peeks his head around the door right now. We all sit in here.

He stands there for five seconds for all of us to get our phone, hold it steady, take a picture. We have a clear picture of Bigfoot. When we post it, I guarantee you 90% of the people are going to say it's fake. Okay. But I'm saying, have you, okay.

Well, but where's a real photo though? They're out there. That's the thing. They are. The photos are out there. I have a photo of our investigation area. Chris,

my one investigator, that's just, they're hunting. That's involved. So a trail cams, everything put up and we're getting a lot of tree bands up there right now. Yeah. He was up there taking pictures of tree bands okay and we actually the ai program on one of the pictures kept saying there's an animal and then another ai program kept saying there's a person so we were

looking trying to figure this out i sent to a buddy of mine and he came back with a circle thing goes what's this and i see and he takes you know smart where you're supposed to do you don't just take one picture you take multiple pictures yeah so one picture there's his face the next picture there's nothing it's a clear you know definition of the head the shoulders right but not not like a you know i'm standing in the daylight i'm standing out here you can get a full body shot of me what's up i'm a big foot type photo right well this could tie into the infrasound yeah so the infrasound the sound waves are traveling through so you think about it not only is it going to affect you but it's going to affect your eyes it's going to affect your electronics it's going to make everything going on i see so i was either in india or africa

these two elephants were using infrasound to communicate with each other and in the middle of it was this village the suicide rate for males in that village went skyrocketed and they couldn't figure out why and they broke it down through this was these two elephants yeah using infrasound so having said that let me just point out again the obvious it it seems as if they don't want to meet you so so why do you continue to harass them if they're not interested in a meetup if they don't want to hook up with you on your grinder or whatever why are you trying to hook up with the yeti you know he's like hey all right well on that theory too check this so a lot of sightings that people have are on the road okay from the road okay driving down and there he is at the road okay if he

doesn't want to be seen while he's at the road maybe he needs a ride well he's trying probably maybe he's crossing over man he's got to get over there to the where the chicken is and eat it well speaking of chickens too though chicken farms actually have a lot of sightings because they are easy food sure so chicken farms you know so areas to investigate are around chicken farm areas yeah but um for the side of the road what what are they treating us? Do they indicate if he likes breast or wings better? I didn't know. I was just curious when she was, you know, I'll ask him. Yeah. So we do more than just Bigfoot too, though.

We do paranormal and go, right. You do, you do all types of stuff, right? So in your travels and experiences, what has been the, uh, the most crazy thing you've seen out there or experienced? There'll probably be one, me getting zapped about a month and a half ago was one. And then when we were up in, and I really can't talk too much about it because the show hasn't aired yet. Oh, I see.

Nice teaser, by the way. Nice promo. I like that. That's good stuff. Yeah. So it's not my show. I'm just featured on it. No, no, no. I see. Nice teaser, by the way. Nice promo. I like that. That's good stuff. Yeah. So it's not my show. I'm just featured on it. No, no, no.

I understand. But while we were up there at night, we had a lot of activity that night. We have a howl. We did a howl. We had a howl answer to us. And we also had a, and we think we have it on camera. I was at one point doing something and something happened with me so had almost a class a encounter right there and we're hoping we cut it on camera though yeah

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In Prosper, Texas Daniel Rocha Was in the market for a new truck. So he walked into Longo Toyota looking to take a test drive. Moments after leaving the lot, he was pulled over by police and ticketed for operating a vehicle without a license plate. The officer also reportedly told him it's been an ongoing problem with these dealers and the only way to make them abide is start ticketing the customers. With that, Rocco was handed a ticket for 250 bucks. According to him, the dealer offered to repay him for the ticket, but only by adjusting the vehicle price to factor in the cost of the ticket. So if you buy it, we'll pay the ticket for you.

The dealership general manager says, oh, that's not true. But a loophole in Texas law makes it so consumers can be liable for these tickets, even if it's the dealership mistake. That seems wrong on every possible level, isn't it? Yeah, it seems like they're in cahoots. What a marketing campaign come get a ticket we'll pay for it yeah that no that's terrible man i would be pissed off if you tried to give me a ticket for that and what kind of dick are you to do that you know that that yeah like what am i supposed to got nothing to do with it they're just trying to do a test drive on a

damn car man there's got to be more to the story there's like because don't dealers isn't that why they have those well they have dealer tags normally and sometimes they'll put you know a paper tag on it with the logo and everything so you can see it's new it's probably got a window sticker in it that shows it's a new car you know for sale it's probably got all of those things in there so it seems like a just a real super dick move yeah am I wrong? No, I'd be pissed off. I'd be pretty mad if I were you. Yeah, I'm going to court on that one. You give me that ticket, I'm going to court.

Either there's more to the story or that cop's just trying to hit that quota. Yeah, he's trying to get that number in, right? I feel like the car dealership's almost in cahoots with the cops. Oh, no. That seems like bad publicity for the car dealership but then again all publicity good publicity they said i guess i guess here's that woman goes into a bar story that has kind of a cool happy ending for several years kate marsh had been suffering from kidney failure and going through dialysis in 2020 a visit to

tavern on the mall in new y changed her life. The bar's owner started asking patrons for their blood types, and that's how Marsh met teacher Allison Quilos, who shared O positive blood type with her and offered up one of her kidneys, even though they'd never even met before. Now, apparently, they share a bond with one another and are good friends, and she has one of her kidneys. Wow. So that's kind of a neat story. Yeah.

And probably the best thing that ever came out of a bar. Right. I'm guessing. I've come out of lots of bars. Do what? I've walked out of lots of bars. I'm a good thing. Yeah, no, that's subjective.

You've no doubt seen those crime. Yeah. Subjective. You've no doubt seen those crime stopper stories on your local news where police offer rewards for tips, and if the crime is solved, you get paid. The suspect's apprehended. Well, a police officer in Memphis has seen him too, and he pleaded guilty to stealing 18 grand worth of reward cash. Records say since 2018, Arika Hutchins was one of two officers assigned to going through the

Crime Stoppers tips and passing the information to investigators. Between August 2023 and February 2024, Hutchins was found to be using her position in law enforcement to enter fraudulent data in the Crime Stoppers database. Then a person named KB would get the reward for the tip. FBI agents discovered that KB was Hutchins. Shortly thereafter, Hutchins placed on leave, ultimately resigned and later sentenced to

six months in prison. Wow, that's... How do you think you're going to... You are a police officer. How are you going to get away with this? You know that someone's going to get you? I mean, that's the dumbest thing I ever heard. Yeah, sometimes people just can't get out of their own way, can they? All right, let's move on to this one here.

This is kind of an interesting story as well. Hold on one second. Okay. Six of the Turpin siblings are suing. Wait, hold on. Let me make sure this story goes here. Nope. No, it doesn't.

That's why I checked. Sorry about that. Angelina Jolie is being linked with rapper Alcala. I don't even know who it is. Angelina seems to have a new love interest. Rumors are flying that she's with a British rapper named Akala. A source said that Jolie snuck the rapper into her hotel room last week. Run.

She is a succubus. She is a demon from hell. Do not be fooled by her. She used to be hot at one time. She is not now. She is the Crypt Keeper. Hey, good old Arkansas boy, Billy Bob Thornton, had his go at it. Man, even Billy Bob.

And then, you know what, at that time, luckiest bastard in the world. But even Billy Bob was like, now she's crazy, man. And you know, when Billy got that, that was the best chick he did. I mean, that was the finest woman he'd ever been with in his whole life. No question about it, as smooth as he may be. And he was like, no, I can't do it you know when billy bob said no it had to be like we're doing some weird shit together too right they had the vials they had the vials of each other's blood but but you know he's kind of an odd cat like he literally

has a phobia of antique furniture no kidding i've never heard yeah and i know for a fact that he he uses uh mediums mediums to determine things. He's a fan of theirs. He would hate coming over to my house. I have no new furniture. It's all old stuff. That's hilarious. It's an old wicker chair.

I don't even know how that happens. I mean, maybe he got beat by an old chair or beat on an old chair. If he believes in the medium thing, then he thinks maybe some. Oh, that it's haunted. You know, that really would make sense. I mean, that kind of sounds reasonable, actually, believe it or not. I don't see how else you're scared of furniture. Huh?

I don't see how else you're scared of furniture. I'm scared of how much it costs these days. I'll tell you that. Bob's not worried about the cost. No, he definitely isn't worried about the cost at all, is he? Okay, let's take a look at this and see what's going on here. No, did that one already? So let me slide over here.

Oh, yeah, you're going to love this, and I hope you got your wallets ready. This is the Christmas present for everyone in your family, I promise you. Remember back in 2017 when Billy McFarane put together an event called the Fire Festival and was later convicted of fraud? Is it coming back? You might have heard he's at it again with plans to launch the Fire Festival 2, which is funny because the first one never even happened. So why name a sequel after the one that turned out to be a turd?

But anyway. Do they not have to pay out to be a turd? But anyway, do they not have to pay out people from the first one? I don't know what's going on with that, but he says the fire too will hold 3000 people. Much smaller. I see. And as of September 9th, there were 1208 unique applications for 5,000 tickets for the event to be

held on privately owned land, uh, an Island off the coast of be held on privately owned land, uh, an Island off the coast of Mexico. So how much are tickets? Well, they start at 400 and go up to 1.1 million. Let me get four of those VIPs. Would you,

uh, those 1 million plus tickets give festival goers the opportunity to scuba dive with McFarland. Oh boy. While bouncing around to other islands. In addition to what he says is the greatest festival lineup ever assembled. Yes, we heard that once before. You're going to get there.

It's going to be Hanson. It's going to be all these. It's just going to be a bunch of terrible bands. This was going to be a bunch of horrible, old, tired bands. Leonard Skinner with no DNA left in it. Hanson, 38 special still in kansas yeah the greatest lineup of all time am i right pull me once all right let's move on to some other stuff here okay so we like our coffee dark and bitter doesn't mean we're not a ray of sunshine all right so we talked a little bit about uh bigfoot and uh

and that now speaking of things that you know you may or may not think are 100 real but are let's talk about wrestling baby all right let's talk about that for a minute uh so our bruce buffer of little rock here is rockwell uh is truly an announcer of lots of different athletic events. And so what is going on where, well, look, wrestling was big and then it kind of shrunk in again. And now all of a sudden I think it's blowing up again. I think the attitude error is coming back. I think they're trying to bring it back to that.

But one thing I've noticed over the past five years is all of these smaller wrestling leagues that are beginning to sprout up, these independent leagues, that are trying to build themselves up into a regional thing again. What has prompted this? What's going on with this? I mean, I think it's just, you know, it's a mix of different things. Of course it's just uh you know it's a mix of different things of course you have you know your longtime fans of wrestling um and and you know those who are finally adults more or less right yeah exactly you know that are have now you know seen a

different side of it and now you know want to go out and start up a promotion you have your you know other people that are invested in learning you know know, the craft and, and working on it to become, you know, reach the big leagues and everything. Um, and then, you know, just again, a mix, a lack of wrestling. That was, that was pretty much what we formed Vapors Championship Wrestling, you know, the company that I co-own out in Hot Springs over was just a, you know, we saw that there was a, we wanted more wrestling wrestling there was an opportunity and uh you know why not do it but yeah generally i mean a lot of people would like to see the days of the old territories sure yeah no it certainly you know when i was a kid i i saw a lot of that and it was a very interesting you know we had the mid-south wrestling here was real big and that's

what we went to barton coliseum me and and my grandfather would go there, and I saw all the big-time wrestlers. But, I mean, how do you even start a wrestling organization? Do you just put a post up and go, hey, who's crazy, wants to jump off the rope, fight, do stuff like that? I mean, how do you do that? How do you make that happen, man? To be honest, that's how I got involved in it. Really, like my background is I graduated from college up in Michigan with a radio

broadcasting degree. Okay. Um, and then I lived around the U S doing different stations and things. And then just, uh, one day in what it was, 2018 South central wrestling.

I was scrolling through Facebook and they said, you know, Hey, we're looking for wrestlers. We're a new promotion starting up. And I called him up and said, you know, Hey, I'm not a wrestler at all.

You know, I don't have any athletic ability, but I've got a voice. Yeah. And, you know, you guys need an announcer or commentator or something, long-time fan. Yeah. So, yeah, so that's how I started off. But, yeah, that's really it. If you want to be a wrestler, you find a school, you go get trained.

Hold on, hold on. A school? Yeah. Now, I know WWE has a school you go get trained hold on a school yeah now i know wwe has school but there are other schools for wrestling yeah there's there's independent where are these schools at well i know of uh there's one in hot springs it's called aztec warrior training facility um and there's our death whistle uh there's one in hot springs aztec warrior yep and uh i believe there's one here how long how really yep and how long do these schools last oh i mean forever like you don't

you don't ever stop learning but i'm saying if you're if you're you're gonna go to school to become a wrestler at some point you have to be able to become a wrestler so i mean you know you have to leave school and go work right everybody? Everybody learns differently, but I would say, you know, and I can't quote for sure, but I would say at least six months to a year. You need to, you know, you need to learn how. When you say school, is this a evening thing? Is this a full-time school? Like you go eight hours a day? What type of school is it? The one that I've been to, the Aztec warrior training, they usually meet a couple of days a Okay. And it's, you know, three to four hours usually. Okay, okay.

Once in the evening through the week and once on the weekend. Okay, so it's something that anybody listening could do. Oh, yeah, yeah. Because I guarantee you, I know this from experience, that a lot of our viewers, listeners, love wrestling. Yeah. You know, and so maybe you've been thinking about hey i i want to do that i want to get in the squared circle and see what i can do i mean listen i went down and participated in one uh with you guys and it was a hell of a lot of fun yeah and uh infinity yeah i talked about uh

possibly coming back and doing some more and i may yet do that but i'm i'm still not uh felt enough yet to feel good in any kind of tights and or without a shirt so until i can feel good without a shirt i'm not playing the old yeah uh fat guy wrestler you know i'm sure we could set up a ring in the parking lot and get you know a match on air or something you know that that would be interesting wouldn't it maybe we'll work something out that would be kind of fun actually maybe we could set up our own battles with other people that I need to do something, you know, take something out. There you go. Yeah.

Maybe, you know, other rival personalities in the community that we could just get in the ring and solve some things. That'd be a fun way to do it, wouldn't it? Especially, you know, now you've got the whole Patrick after school special, you know. Yeah, we might air it on there. Sunday, Sunday, Sunday. Sunday, Sunday, Sunday. All right, so let me throw this out at you guys. Do you have something really, something that you're super really good at that most people just don't know?

Bundy, let me start with you. Is there something you're really good at that people just don't know about? I'm a decent pool player. Really? Yeah. Really? Now, how did you learn with your dad? How did you learn to play pool?

I grew up, my grandfather had a pool table in the living room. Okay. Yep, yep. And what bit of time I did spend with my dad when I was growing up, he was always taking me in and out of bars playing pool, and that's kind of where he would set me over at the pool table. And that would keep me busy all night. And, uh, 18 moved out.

That's the first thing I put in my house. I didn't have a pool table. I didn't have a piece of furniture. But you had a pool table and a lot of fun and friends, a lot of beers. Yeah. No, my dad did the same thing. Uh, I, I watched him, you know know either fight or nearly fight his way out a couple times because he was what you call a shark right he would go in and uh yeah he'd hustle him he'd uh

shoot a close game or two right and then he put some money down and then smoke but but his problem was he had this ego that was still way outside of his body right right and uh so when he did decide to pull the switch he'd just go all in and he'd be doing behind the back one arm shots things like this and guys would get pissed off yeah man yeah i saw a dude one time uh he had a car lot and a guy came in he was mad that um uh the car had was had broken on it right you know and so my dad was 5 10 soaking wet probably weighed i don't know a buck 50 55 right he had the popeye arms and everything but that was it you know and this guy came in he was ever been a six three six four big guy you know and he was yelling at

him you're gonna give me my money back right and he was like no i'm i'm not giving your money back whatever you think it's not gonna happen and And the dude hauled back and hit him. Now, I guess my dad must have moved his head just the right way because I think it just kind of glanced him. He hit him. You heard the hit. You saw the hit. But he kind of turned his head, and he looked at the guy and said,

if that's the best you got, you better leave or I'm going to kill you. That dude left, bro. That dude left, man. That dude left, man. No doubt he left. I was like, damn. That's why I didn't want to mess with my dad. I was like, I can't hit as hard as that guy can. That's for damn sure.

What's something, Matt, that you're good at that most people don't know about? That's a good question. Driving, I have to say. Driving. That's a good one. I'm an excellent to say. Driving? Oh, that's a good one. I'm an excellent driver. Of course I'm an excellent driver. I have a perfect driving score at work. We drive a truck all the time. What kind of truck?

I work for a port-a-potty company, so I drive a port-a-potty truck. Is it like the diesel type truck? Yes, the diesel type truck. Like a Bob truck truck but with a liquid thing in the back right yep everything so okay yeah i just have a weird feel for you don't back into things you don't run over people you don't ramp up the curb or none of that yeah it's weird i've got this weird knack for driving i just know how to drive yeah i i can't you know even in a moving van i get nervous i'm gonna do something do something. And I always do run up on the

curb. I bump into something, you know, it's, it's always going to happen. I'm not that guy. So how about yourself? What's a talent that you have that, uh, many don't know, wouldn't know about? Well, you know, I kind of do this announcing thing once in a while. I think everybody knows about that Bruce buffer. Honestly, man, I'm actually a really good cook. Really? Yeah. Like, I love to cook.

That's dope, man. Have you taken classes or you just have interest in it and you've learned a lot over time? Yeah, and just kind of trying out different things that pop into my head. And I'm like, you know, this sounds good. Let's make it. And then I'm like, oh, damn, I can. That's pretty good. All right.

Let's say that, And I don't know. So please don't be offended. But let's say there was a young lady that you were going to make a meal for. Is that offensive to you? Of course not. Okay. I just make sure. I'm a full time single dad.

Well, I just didn't know if it. I mean, I don't want to assume that that's what you'd be into. You know what I mean? I mean, you know what I'm saying? So anyway, so. So anyway, let's assume you were going to prepare a meal for a young lady. It's her first time. What is going to be your go-to?

What are you going to put in? I don't know. I mean, it depends. Like, are you good at microwaving corn dogs? What do you have? Yeah. You know, mini corn dogs. No, no. Some chicken nuggets in there.

Yeah. Some dinosaur-shaped nuggets. And don't forget the corn. She plays her cards right on my microwave, some ramen. Oh, yeah. That's prison money right there, brother. I mean, you know, nice steak. No, that's great.

That's great. Garlic butter salmon and roasted veggies. Oh, garlic butter salmon. Oh, yeah. And a nice cedar plank. Now, let me ask, did you have a nice sear on that salmon on the outside? It was delicious. Did it get a little crispy right there?

Yep. That's what Gordon Ramsay always asks. That's the only reason I know. You have a nice sear on that salmon on the outside. It was delicious. Get a little crispy right there. That's what Gordon Ramsay always asks. That's the only reason I know. I don't even know. I couldn't cook it if I wanted to. I'm sure I would ruin it. All right, let's see. I guess if I had a talent that someone didn't know about,

I might be a pretty good ping pong player. Really? Yeah. That's interesting. Yeah, I actually am a fairly decent ping pong player really yeah yeah i actually am a i'm a a fairly decent ping pong player um we had like you uh in my garage as a kid we had a ping pong table and my brother and i spent i don't know every day of a couple summers uh probably playing ping pong right now he is way better than i am he's that dude If you've ever watched people actually play like professionally and you see him stand way back off the table, like four or five feet, he's that guy.

But, but we are, but I'm, I'm pretty good, pretty competitive with it. And, uh, I did play tennis in high school, so that helped a little bit. Uh, but I only played tennis to be around the girls. You know, I couldn't play for my, I couldn't played tennis to be around the girls. I couldn't play football. My parents said I couldn't because of my legs when I was a kid, which pissed me off pretty bad. I wanted to play football. Probably saved me from an injury, so I wasn't really athletic, but tennis was good because all the hot girls were in tennis,

and I was like, yeah, no, I definitely want to play. I definitely want to spend an hour every day with these ladies. Yeah, I was one of two dudes out there. So all the rest of the team, you look at the pictures, me, this guy, and like eight chicks that are wearing tennis skirts. And it's like, yeah, no, this is 1988, and it's a good day, baby. You know what I mean? Greatest sport ever.

Well, maybe. Coming up next, we've got a double shot of not a damn thing. Maybe, you know what I mean? Greatest sport ever. Well, maybe. Coming up next, we've got a double shot of not a damn thing. This is Patrick and the People, bitches. We ain't playing music here. Get back to the jaw jacking. All right, let's do that. As a matter of fact, look, you might need a cleaning company.

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So he's speaking out about how he would make fun of Combs live during concerts and on social media before even his legal trouble. He says, look, it seems like I'm doing some extremely outrageous things, but I haven't. It's really me just saying what I've been saying for 10 years. Now it's becoming more full-facing news with the puffy stuff. But away from that, it's like, yo, it's just my perspective. I stayed away from that stuff the entire time because it's not my style. Now, if you know Fitty, he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke, he doesn't do drugs, doesn't do any of that.

He has been shot nine times. He's't drink. He doesn't smoke. He doesn't do drugs. He doesn't do any of that. He has been shot nine times. He's all right. Yeah, but Fitty, who will soon embark on his Vegas residency. That's right. Fitty Scent is going to have a Vegas residency like Celine Dion. But they began feuding following the release of a diss track in 2006 where Fitty accused him of having to do something with the murder of the Notorious B.I.G. And they've apparently never been friends again since.

I don't know. I see all these celebrities rushing to pay money. And that's what they do. A lot of people are settling now behind the scenes. But Will, is Diddy going to, is he going to get Epstein? Is he going to make it to court? Is he going to be charged? Is he going to, what's going to, I mean, is he going to get Epstein? Is he going to make it to court? Is he going to be charged? I mean, is he going to be convicted?

What do you think is going to happen here? I feel like I just read something maybe last week that said he was on suicide watch. Yeah, of course he's on suicide watch. Yeah, no, no. I remember when this happened last time with the white dude. Yeah, Jeffrey Epstein. He was on a suicide watch as well. We saw what happened there.

Yeah, well. If he's dead. Now, that is in the Bigfoot territory there. If he's dead. No, I don't think he's hanging out with Elvis and Marilyn and all that. They're playing cards with some dogs and Tupac. Yeah, no. All right, let's talk about this then. This is kind of

interesting because, you know, it's easy to get down on, anybody can get down on their self, especially when it comes to finance and money, right? I mean, look, everybody struggles and I think it's a real disservice that we do to our own mental wellbeing because we always look at someone else and go, man, they've got it going on. Everything's going good for them. Why can't my life be like that? And chances are, it's probably not that much different than yours. And I'm not kidding. I mean, everybody has struggles. And I think this is a good story. Despite the success over five decades. Al Pacino said he found himself broke well into his career. In 2011, he started to get warnings that his accountant at the time, a guy who had lots of celebrity clients,

and he said that he was paying a ridiculous amount of money to rent a big fancy house in Beverly Hills and putting the bill for an extravagant European trip with his family. But he said it wasn't until he returned to the United States, he realized something wasn't adding up with his money. He said, I was broke. I had $50 million and then I had nothing, nothing. He said, I had property, but I didn't have any money in this business. When you make 10 million per film, he says, not 10 million, it's 4.5 in your pocket. He said, but you're living above that because you're high on the hog and that's how you lose it. He said, strange the way it happens, the more money you make, the less you have. He said, the kind of money I was spending and where it was just a crazy montage of loss, the landscaper was getting 400 grand a year.

He said, I'm not exaggerating that. He said, mind you, that was for landscaping at a house I didn't even live in. Think about that. He said, I wasn't even signing my own checks. The accountant signed them. I just let it go by. He said, I wasn't looking. He didn't tell me how much I had or where it was going. He said, I wasn't keeping track of what, you know, who got what it was all about. Let's just keep this dumb actor going. And I was keeping track of who got what I was all about. He said, let's keep this dumb actor happy. Just keep him working and we'll reap the benefits. He said he didn't realize he was broke until he was in his seventies. Think about that. You've seen this guy probably your whole life oh yeah you know you could go

as far back maybe as the godfather and watching al pacino you know maybe he's having sin of a woman oh yeah you know but you've seen him in innumerable amounts of movies right now he said that when everything came to be he said the pendulum swung. He said, I wasn't a young buck. I knew I wasn't going to make the kind of money from acting in films that I had made before. And it was a big problem. So he said he had to reevaluate his career and take roles he wouldn't normally take. And sadly, he said Jack and Jill was the first film I made after I lost my money. To be honest, I did it because I didn't have anything else.

That's the Adam Sandler. Yes, and it's terrible. It's a horrible movie. It may be the worst Adam Sandler movie of all time. I don't know. Never seen it. Thank God. Yeah.

It's an hour and a half. You'll never get back. So I thought about Do Where's My Car. Yeah, I hadn't seen and a half. You'll never get back. So I thought about, dude, where's my car? Yeah, I hadn't seen that either. Adam Sandler wanted me. They paid me a lot for it, so I went and did it, and it helped. I love Adam. He was wonderful to work with, and now he's a dear friend.

Matter of fact, I think he's been in another film of his. But additionally, Pacino sold two of his houses, began charging for seminars at universities. He said, that was another big fine for me. I used to go to colleges all the time and talk to kids and just go out there and perform for them in a sense. He said, I didn't get paid for it. He said, well, now that I was broke, I was like, why don't we do this again at this time to charge money?

But his former accountant was found guilty of running a Ponzi scheme, served seven and a half years in prison. By the way, I think Al Pacino is still doing okay. I think he's, I think he's got, I think he's got money again. I don't think you need to start a GoFundMe or anything. Don't panic. A matter of fact, he's got a one-year-old son named Roman. He's got a one-year-old son.

Yeah. He's, he's got a one-year-old son and the dude is, uh, 86. Wow. Wow. 86 with a one-year-old son and the dude is uh 86 wow wow 86 with a one-year-old son think about that for a minute how do i apply to become his landscaper no that's that's the takeaway isn't it every landscaper that heard that was like wait a minute how do i what the hell kind of landscape is this yeah i don't even live there just let it it grow. It's just fine. You know, you. All right. And a little bit more here. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame went down, I guess, apparently over the weekend. And a lot of people were getting awarded.

Heavy metals. Ozzy Osbourne was one of them. Foreigners. One of them. You know, the soft rock band Foreigner from the 80s. Cher. Dionne Warwickwick and a tribe called quest uh who else was there uh i'm not sure but anyway let's talk about the aussie part though because that's really uh part of it well uh dave matthews band got inducted i guess if you like them uh let's get to the Aussie part here.

One time, everybody liked Dave Matthews. This one, I made it. Well, yeah, no, everybody did like him.

And then everybody all of a sudden didn't like him. You know, it's one of those weird things where someone was everywhere and then nowhere. Yeah. And you see that from time to time. I mean, you know,

I mean, for example, Nickelback was everywhere. Right. And then they were nowhere. Well, they never stopped. The problem was that all of a sudden this became popular to hate them. Well, the zeitgeist changed.

Whatever changed, society changed, people changed. You can't get people to get tired of Kevin Hart for some reason. I wish we could. I agree. But they got tired of Nickelback hart for some reason i i wish we could but they got tired of nickelback go figure you know and i and i and i i've been a k hart fan for a long time but you know i'm like damn man is there anything you won't show up in everybody has a little bit of a closet nickelback fan in them it just it's not a cool thing to hate them yeah that's exactly right

it's not a closet thing i mean they're one of the greatest selling bands of all time and i like that song sam quentin i don't give a damn what anybody says i think it's a damn good jam i like the riff in it so what the new album is actually pretty good is it no i i wouldn't have admitted anything like that but of course i'm gonna play nickelback no i'm kidding uh musician actor jack black toastedbourne, saying that heaven opened up above me when he first listened to the album Blizzard of Oz. Black called Osbourne the Jack Nicholson of rock and joked that his reality TV show was possibly the most evil thing he ever did. It was pretty funny, you know, seeing him get subtitled. Osbourne, seated in a throne credited Randy Rhodes and his wife Sharon for his career and life. Second time Aussies entered the hall, the first time being in 2006 with Black Sabbath.

So the tribute band, including Jelly Roll, Billy Idol, Maynard James Keenan of Tool, Wolfgang Van Halen, Steve Stevens, Robert Trujillo played Crazy Train, Mama, I'm Coming Home, and No More Tears. Nice. The In Memoriam section included some tributes to Liam Payne and other people, as you may imagine. Ozzy is an amazing, you know, he's one of those guys who's just awesome. You know, I mean, i still like his his songs are they oh yeah the only one that got old to me it was under the graveyard but yeah it's because they played it like 482 billion times and i was like jesus he has a lot of songs we don't have to play that one every time do we yeah uh but give it another year or two i'll

probably like it again if i give it about two more years i'll be about it but yeah over that one no that one that one's dead to me right now does he have two more years do you think i don't know if ozzy does but his music does oh yeah no i i don't know ozzy's he's long he's he's got challenges i feel like that's coming i'm gonna be super sad when he's crediting randy rhodes and his wife for his career i feel like we're we're getting you know we're seeing the sayonara it's the end of the world time and he canceled his last story is on right well yeah for health reasons yeah yeah no he voice i think he had a hard time with his voice couldn't be able to sing it was a problem he was having really yeah and he was initially going to come back and finish it but i think

they've they've mixed it all together now yeah they did but you know he needs to be honest with you i hate saying it though but i just didn't watch him on TV. Right. Well, he can't get around to it. He doesn't walk very well. He doesn't look good. He didn't walk very well before anyways. But, man, I mean, it's crazy when he starts singing that he,

you can understand every damn thing he says. Right. I mean, it's like so clear. You know, it's wild. All right. You wake up and you feel like crap. You know who else wakes up and feels like crap? Yeah, here comes the shameless plug.

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that they had no idea whatsoever what was that yeah now did you did you uh you're you're significantly younger i think than i am we're cassettes in your world yeah for sure for sure and i tell this to people all the time i'm pretty young but i was poor yeah okay hey i feel you I'm pretty young, but I was poor. Yeah. Okay. Hey, I feel you. That's right.

Poor people don't have the newest stuff. Exactly. But yeah, cassettes, 8-tracks. You had 8-tracks even. Okay, okay. How about you? You had cassettes, I'm sure. I had cassettes.

Oh, I even had records. You had records too? Yeah. 8-track? 8-track? 8-track, yeah. My mom had a Bee Gees 8-track, and she, I think, got stuck in her player in the car. So every time we got in her car, it was the Bee Gees.

Yeah. So I have, like, despise. The Bee Gees. No, I get it. The same way I feel about Kool-Aid. I despise it too much as a kid, yeah. Same, yep. Yeah, yeah. But, yeah, I had Kiss Destroyer 1 and 2 on A-track.

Oh, wow. Yeah, that's what I had on A-track. And then I had cassette for quite a while, as you can imagine. destroyer one and two on a track oh wow yeah that's what i had on a track and then uh i had cassette for quite a while as you can imagine and when i got the double cassette boom box oh birthday i became an entrepreneur all over again baby i started burning off van halen motley crew all that stuff man and people pay good money for those tapes bro oh yeah that was good stuff uh all right let's see this person said i was 31 in the car with my younger sister uh when a song by kelly roland came on talking about the song when my sister asked who kelly roland was i said oh

she was in destiny's child and she just stared blankly at me. Well, that's obviously a big man with Beyonce nose, right? Beyonce's job. Yeah, I think that's what that is. I feel kind of dumb myself on that. I don't know who that person was either. I've heard of Desi's child, but I've never heard of Kelly. All right. How about this one?

A 20-year-old coworker walked over to get the time. I pointed to the analog clock on the wall and he said, that doesn't help me. Oh, I said, big hand, little hand. Apparently he was never taught to read a clock.

Is that even possible? How can you not? Are you telling me in, in school, they don't teach you to read a clock. And weren't you just talking about common core yesterday, man? Let me tell you, look, I'm sure there are things they studied that I didn't and they know that I don't. Okay. Right. Yesterday I'm sitting, me, my wife, my younger son, Tyler, he's 22. We're sitting in a restaurant having a little food food and uh she's talking about something she goes well it's

kind of like a silo you know and he looked at her he goes i don't know what that is she said a silo you know like on a farm it holds grain yeah yeah i don't know what that is she said the cylindrical thing with the pointy top. Oh, yeah, I've seen that before. That's called a silo. I'm like, how the, do you not know what a silo is? I mean, that's like elementary school. You do the picture of the barn, the silo, the cow. It's on the speak and say, man. You pull the cord, the cow goes moo.

There's a barn and a silo in the damn picture. Anyway. What did he think it was called? Well, he didn't know. He didn't care. It didn't matter to him. It was not necessary. He knew it.

He doesn't care about silos of any kind. I use the word italicized in front of a friend of mine. I think she's 25 years old. She had no idea what that was. italicized in front of a friend of mine. I think she's 25 years old. She had no idea what that was. Italicized. No, but if you said curly eye, she would know that from her phone, right? Just push the curly eye or the big B button. And a big B stands for bold, by the way.

Yeah, if you don't know. The U stands for underline. Somebody's going, oh, is that what that is exactly that's what that is that's right another similar situation i had somebody in target think i was using uh fake money this has probably been about a year ago because i was using an old dollar bill no 20 just an old 20 yeah the faces were real big yeah she's like i said oh i gotta go get my manager and the manager was probably 60 and she said yeah this is fine what are you what are you raising a fuss about this is what money you still know it's so funny because yesterday just yesterday and i didn't i didn't let the guy know because i as soon as i drove off

started laughing yeah because we've all been there where we've done something that's just really dumb right and so i handed him he he told me how much it was i had a little cash uh i'd seen my pimp and uh so uh but i had a half dollar in there right you know yeah and so i handed him a half dollar a couple times two pennies for the 72 cents and uh he took it and and i see him he's looking at it he's kind of staring at at it, kind of moving it a little bit. And he looks back at me. He goes, is this a silver dollar? I said, no, that's a 50-cent piece, a half dollar.

And as he's holding it up, it says half dollar right there on the coin. Half dollar, biggest thing on the coin half dollar but he probably had not seen one i'm guessing you know it's like pulling out a two dollar bill i was just about to say the two dollar bills yeah which are a great deal of fun to have i don't know i always get excited if i get one down again you can just go to a bank and ask for one i think yeah and same with half dollars or dollar coins most banks will just give you. Yeah. I remember when I was a kid, they used to, we went on a family trip to Thomas Jefferson's mansion or whatever.

Oh, did you? And they used to give them out there. Like when you. Yeah. On the tour. Yeah. Did they?

Nice. Okay. I hadn't been there. That's cool. No, that's one. Was he on the top of the $2 bill? That's who's on it.

Thomas Jefferson. Okay. I didn't know he was the one on it. We'll see. I just got educated. I'd probably forgotten that yeah okay hey why does lincoln get two things by the way right a penny and the five yeah what's up with that he got shot oh that's it fair enough yeah fair enough trump doesn't have a dollar or coin yet no no no he's not probably gonna get it is he yeah he's probably not going to get it. All right.

This person said, I asked a question to a class of 13, 14-year-olds. When no one answered, I said, Bueller? Bueller? Nobody knew what it meant. I use that one all the time still. Yeah, that is a classic, isn't it? This person said, I tried to pay for some gift cards at starbucks once with a company check the girl behind the counter had no idea what a check was had never seen or heard of such a thing

i just got out my card instead yeah what are you doing with a check by the way it is weird to see especially like if you're at walmart and you're checking out and you're going through the line, not the self-check and someone pulls out a checkbook, I'm like, are you kidding me? 2024? You're pulling out a checkbook, chief? That should be pre-written. You should just be writing the amount

in at this point, you asswipe. Now we have to stand here and wait for you. At one point they had machines to where you could do that. You just sign it. Yeah, they'll just feed it through, right? They may do it now, too. I don't think they do it now, but everybody's going cashless now. That's the thing. We're all going touchless.

We're 96% cashless as we speak. It's easier, too, though. Yeah, 96%. If we get to 100, you're in trouble. You don't want that. No. You don't want that. Because then everything you do is track, trace, regulated.

They got a pie chart that shows where every dollar goes. And then you know what happens then? Then they tell you, oh, you're eating too much sugar. We're going to have to cut back that sugar. So your allotment has been reduced. Oh, you're spending too much on marijuana. You shouldn't have that right now. Yeah, you don't want them in that.

It's just like when they try to tax yard sales. I'm like, you Nazi piece of shit. You're going to tax the 50 cents I made on that old keyboard that's 20 years old? What a jerk. That's the government. My kids were hot in the car, so I told them to roll down their windows. They didn't know what I meant. you know what is funny about that is it's the word roll that might have thrown them off right when my when my son was somewhere between seven and nine i'd say i think it's

closer to nine believe it or not but we we used to always go and cut down a Christmas tree at the Bradbury Tree Farm out in Sling County. And I borrowed my mom's truck, my mom and dad's truck, to do it because at this point I didn't have one. And it was a little S10, you know, just a little Chevy S10, a little bitty truck. And we're driving to get it, and my son says, hey, Dad, what's this? And I looked over and I said, what's what? Touch it. And he touched it and I said, do you know what that is? No. That's a window crank.

It rolls the window up and down. He had never seen it. Every car he'd ever been in had power windows. You know what I mean? There's lots of things like that that people don't. So how do younger people say roll in the window? I think they still say, I don't know. That's a good question.

They probably don't say roll it. Now that I think about it, that's a really good point. Hey, can you put the, my daughter will do that. Hey, dad, can you put the window down? Yeah. Yeah. That's interesting because roll doesn't really mean anything to them unless they're rolling a blunt, you know, which is another thing about, why do y'all put so much weed in at one time?

That's a lot of money you're wasting there. You know you can only get so high, right? Right. Then it's just nap time or something, or real paranoid. I mean, I don't know. Let's do something different. Tonight on an all-new Becky's Got Crack. Yo, Becky's Got Crack.

Yo, Becky, let's hang out, girl. Patrick and the people. Yeah, Becky's Got Crack. That is a great show, so check that one out. Let's talk a little bit about haunted stuff. I brought this in because, man, I know that this is kind of stuff that you love. You like the supernatural, the haunted, all that, right? Oh, yeah.

Okay. Right up my alley. Now, have you traveled to many haunted houses? I live in haunted houses. Well, that's cool. That's cool. Well, let me tell you what's going on here. Where do ghosts really like to hang out?

Well, it seems they prefer some parts of the country more than others. A new study highlights their favorite haunts. some parts of the country more than others. A new study highlights their favorite haunts. They gathered data from a variety of sources to identify which ones are home to the most ghost sightings and haunted locations. And it seems ghosts aren't very interested in Florida. It's actually the least haunted state

as there have only been seven to nine ghost sightings for every hundred thousand residents in florida and only 1.5 haunted places reported so i guess you know ghosts don't dig big boobs and good weather you know the beach for some reason so where do the spirits want to spook well how about wyoming it has 13 haunted places and 37 ghost sightings per 100,000, making it the most haunted state. I never knew that. That's fascinating.

Wow. That is interesting. Oh, you've been educated today. Fascinating, isn't it? That is fascinating. Now, it could be, too, that they're in Wyoming. There's nothing there. They're dehydrated and high and hallucinating.

It could be. I mean, you're staring into nothingness for a lot in Wyoming. Yes, you are. North Dakota. Oh, shocking. Number two, 7.4 haunted places, 52 ghost sightings per 100,000. So a lot of ghost sightings in North Dakota. South Dakota, number three.

Vermont, four. Maine, Oklahoma. Kentucky, West Virginia, Iowa, and then Nebraska. Those are the top 10, uh, haunted States or places. Now, uh, have you ever had an experience to ghost of any kind in your life? I have not ever seen one never heard one never saw one no okay what about yourself uh nothing confirmed yeah i i thought i saw one when i was on acid once but i realized it was acid so i have not seen anything uh clearly you have experienced

yes many of these things yeah i've had i've had one i know i've had one actual visual to where you there was something standing there okay yeah and then i've had numerous shadow people encounters what is a shadow people so a shadow person is a it's just a shadow so like an outline of a figure that you see but it's all black so it stands out okay so but i have a reference for them i call them the peep and toms of the paranormal world because everybody has an idea that, you know, shadow people are like evil and they're demonic. But if they were so evil and demonic, every time you see one, they run away. Yeah.

Like a peep and tom. Yeah. So, I don't, yeah, they're like peep and toms. But when you do see one, it's enough to make you jump. It will stop. No, I'm certain it would be. Here's what gets me about most every haunted show i've ever seen because they come in they bring the equipment they got the mics and then all the

sudden did you hear that yeah and then they play something back and they slow it down a million times until they find some kind of word it sounds like and they're like he said love what does it mean those shows are heavily produced too though that's the thing yeah and you know my favorite part with these shows is when they you know they're like going they're taunting and they're calling out that if you're here do something and so when the entity like moves a coffee cup or something yeah they obviously they freak out they get scared and they run away you know i touched me so you get touched you know yeah if i was a ghost i'd dick punch people just sack tap them real quick and just walk over in the corner and watch them that'd be fun to me that'd be the kind of ghost i would you know yeah i've

only been touched i've only been touched twice so by a woman you would think so with the main kids that no no no but no for spiritually i've only been touched twice okay one here physically yeah you touched it was it like uh you know they always say oh it's so cold i mean how do you physically identify this touch well because there's nobody there and there's something like you you actually feel all right so let me tell you and i i don't know that i've ever said this out loud except my wife, but I know that I bet other people have this experience too. There's like a place on my leg, on my thigh, right? Every once in a while, for some reason, I feel it very definitively.

My nerves tell me a big drop of water just hit my thigh. It feels like water hit my thigh. Water never hit my thigh. I feel it. It probably happens once a month, maybe. You know, I know it's not a ghost. It's happened since I was a kid, I think. It's probably some weird thing with a nerve or something.

I don't know what it is. But could those kind of things be, in fact. Well, to a point, yeah, because you, well, so if if it happened like you said no i'm i don't mean could i it be ghostly for me i mean could that be what you experienced because i've never felt that before so the only time i've ever felt that before is somebody actually touched right so like the first time we got touched was on the back of the neck and that could have been written off but it tied in with i watched something move behind me um in the reflection yeah something walked behind me when there was nobody else in the in the room that i was in as i turned my head i felt the tap and then the light went out over the bathroom

so and that was actually here in north little rock and then the other time was at the birdcage theater in tombstone arizona i i do you, I will say if I were going to believe in ghosts or whatever you would want to call that, I would be more inclined to believe that, you know, there's an infinite amount of alternate universes that simultaneously occur and at any point bleed over could potentially happen. That's actually one of

my theories and and so that that would be that would be something i might buy into i i don't i struggle with hauntings and ghosts that are pissed off and and all of that so but you said that all you know with the alternate infinite universes and dimensions or whatnot one if you think about it you know that's what heaven and hell are it's another dimension oh okay i got you i see what you're saying it's another realm that we're going to right you know okay stuff so why did allegedly well i like that yeah thank you so i gotta put that out there no no it's good it's good i mean look it's a ghost story too right it's a ghost story yeah it's a holy ghost but it's a ghost story too, right? It's a ghost story. It's not only a ghost, but it's a ghost story. The most popular one of all time.

That's what I tell everybody. Allegedly, this is what I saw. Allegedly, this is what took place. Allegedly, I had this happen to me. Because there is no concrete evidence. And the more research you do into the paranormal, to be honest with you, it's a rabbit hole. Yeah, I'm certain it is. And it leads into so many rabbit holes. Very much like porn.

Yes, exactly. You start on one. You don't. No, I guess not. It's a rabbit hole. You know, you just keep going further and further. I guess y'all never had that experience before. I'm sorry.

It's a lot of fun, though. But no, so you go down and like even in the Bigfoot world, there's so many different camps in the UFO world and everything in the paranormal and everybody's stuck on one thing. Are there enemies in the Bigfoot camps? Like, you know, it's Yeti, bitch, not Bigfoot. Are there camps that don't like each other? And why is this? Where's the dispute with them? So the dispute comes in the fact of the matter with the scientific side.

Okay. The spiritual side. Oh. And then the mix of both. There's a spiritual side. Yeah, there's a paranormal side to Bigfoot. Oh, paranormal. Okay, yeah.

There's the woo. The what? We call it the woo. No, that's what I call my ass, the woo. That's a woo. It's thick back there. You know what I mean? It's a little high up.

You know what I mean? It's a woo. so it all depends on what camp you fall into and then you know with what i do with the podcast and with the researching you know i i try and keep my personal opinions out of the camp sure sure and i'll listen to everybody and i'll try to be scientific about it you're saying objective you have to be neutral you know so yeah like you said you're a skeptic i'm the biggest skeptic in the world i I'm 100% a skeptic. I mean, I go out in the woods or I go to a haunted location, and right off the bat, my mind is not out here. It's not haunted.

That's the first thing in my head. I don't go in and go, okay, this is the most haunted location. There's so many sightings. Listen, I'm such a skeptic, I don't even believe in my great-grandfather. I never saw him. I never met him. He's not real. Well, the funny part about that, too, though, is if you a skeptic, I don't even believe in my great-grandfather. I never saw him. I never met him. He's not real. Well, the funny part about that, too, though, is if you look at history, too, though, history only goes back 150 years.

What do you mean? We only have knowledge of history back to 150 years. Everything else, like your great-grandfather, you know of him, but you've never seen him. Oh, you mean like a photographic or written accounts or anything? Because I'm pretty sure the Bible goes back more than 150. It sure does. Now, I'm not saying history or not, but I'm saying I know this stuff goes back much further. It does.

All on a written record. But again, too, though, that written record gets changed with every generation. Now, let me ask this. Was Bigfoot prevalent from the history of the world? Was he making appearances in the time of Jesus? Was he in the Renaissance period, or did he just show up more recently? No, actually, so Bigfoot's been throughout history. Every culture has a Bigfoot story.

Every culture, all the way back to the ancient Assyrians, they have references to giant, hairy, ape-like men. Yeah, I've been called that. Exactly. To where there's Dogman history, all the way back. Dogman. Dogman. Yeah, Dogman, which is a huge cryptid right now.

You have Bigfoot sightings, and you have Dogman. Dogman is leading the way in sightings. How about the Fout Monster? Dogman. The Fout Monster, well, that's Bigfoot. That's Bigfoot also. Yeah, that's Bigfoot. Yeah, so every every region

so what's cool about the south is they refer to uh these cryptas down here by different names burgers um which is a big popular one yeah they call them down here in the south uh where you know out west bigfoot you know further up north you know in northwest sasquatch. Okay. And they're going off at, you know, Yeti, obviously, over in Asia. Okay. So, and it is, it's a worldwide phenomenon throughout history as well. So Bigfoot's been featured,

every culture has Bigfoot. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah. Where the Native Americans refer to it all the time, to where they have Bigfoot featured on the top of their totem pole.

They were on peyote. They were. Yeah. And there's also a history, too, of the Native Americans over here discussing a war with red-headed giants, which if you look at to where the hair color of what Bigfoot could be,

it does always seem to have a red hue, doesn't it? I never noticed that, but it does seem they're unihair colored, Chewbacca colored, really. Well, Chewbacca, so the actor actually had to wear a vest filming Return of the Jedi. Yeah. Because they were afraid that people were going to mistake him and shoot him for a big foot. Really?

Yeah. That's funny. I never thought about Chewbacca looking like a big foot, but Chewbacca kind of looks like a big foot. Dude, I imagine all the big foots like praying to a Chewbacca. Oh yeah, to a poster. Like a Star Wars poster they found. Daddy! Daddy! He's the one who made it out.

That's hilarious. Yeah, that's great, Bunny. That's great. I'm going to take a Chewbacca poster with me next time you go out there. You know, hey. Yeah, you might be like, that's my daddy. I've been looking for him. You know what you were talking about? What?

I said, you know, the Chewbacca poster and the sound thing and flush them out. Maybe if you leave a Chewbacca doll out there, they think you make an action figure out of them and they're very happy. Yeah, speaking of, since you mentioned that, don't gift. So a lot of people like to gift Bigfoot. They have Bigfoot on their property. They want to go out and leave, you know, apples, little toys, stuff like that. Why would you not gift the Bigfoot? Well, okay, so it's like training an animal. So you train your dog for a treat all the time. They want to go out and leave, you know, apples, little toys, stuff like that. Why would you not gift the Bigfoot? Well, okay.

So it's like training an animal. So you train your dog for a treat all the time. Train your dog for a treat. Train your dog for a treat. So now you take the treat away. The dog's expecting a treat. Okay. Well, don't ever stop training.

Ready? So what's funny is you'll hear stories, encounters, where people move into a new property. Uh-huh. And they'll have a whole bunch of activity happen. Uh-huh. You know, from Sasquatch. And no one realizing that the previous tenants were gifting.

Oh, I see. If you're going to gift him, couldn't you set up a camera and bait him? That's what I was just thinking. Here's the funny part. So, okay, so you know your living room. You go to your living room. Yeah. Okay, so you put your living room in your mind right now.

Okay. So, you have your living room set up. I do. Now, somebody goes in there and puts a camera in your living room. Do you know there's a camera in your living room now? Yeah. Okay. So you put your living room in your mind right now. Okay. So you have your living room set up. I do. Now somebody goes in there, puts a camera in your living room. Do you know there's a camera in your living room now? Yeah. Because that's your living room. Yeah.

Woods are their living room. So when we go up and put up game cameras and game trails, you know, trail cameras, they know that. That's their living room. They live there. You know, they're intelligent enough obviously to avoid it. So they're intelligent enough to do what they have to do. So they put on like a ninja costume then to get the food they just go

whoa all right another camera and they avoid it but also that ties in with the infrasound yeah the blotch squash awesome oh yeah on the trail cam see though see this infrasound's a new thing for me see i i'm i'm i'm enjoying this new ripple of phenomena because it's like, you know, we couldn't figure out a way to. So that's it. Infrasound. I love it. It's interesting. And if I'm going to, I'm going to do my Google research on the tiger infrasound.

It's awesome. Because I do want to know more about that because if that is in fact real and I've never heard about it and I was saying it's not real. I've never heard about a lot of things. That that's an intriguing thing. Also, how quick does the camera take on your trail cam? The shutter speed. They're not real super fast. No.

So if you're moving quick, so if you try and every hunter out there knows this, they'll catch a blur of a deer jumping through. Yeah. You know what I mean? I get what you're saying, yeah. So if they're able to move that quick, by the time the camera triggers, you have an empty screen.

Because you're not on frame anymore. Well, I would think if I baited him long enough that I could put cameras everywhere, a big giant light, so that when he gets to it, everything lights up. Yeah, no, that's how you actually get rid of them. That's how you get rid of them? Yeah, so if you're having Sasquatch activity, and everybody will tell you this, on your property.

I don't know anybody who would tell me this but you, but go ahead. That's what I'm here for, baby. Yeah, no, I love it. I love it. I do. But you put up trail cams. You put up motion sensor lights. And they're gone.

They're gone. They're very solitary. I just did an interview with a lady. Are there big feet ladies oh yeah actually so the famous the patty film they've actually broken it down to where that's you know the infamous patty film was walking through yeah in the 60s yeah that's a female you can actually see the breasts you can see everything and i've never looked that close yeah well this has been broken down so many times someone's excited about bigfoot somewhere yes they are

i'm sure someone's excited about bigfoot somewhere yes they are someone's excited about bigfoot somewhere i'm sure it's an adult i'm sure it's an important somewhere have you ever heard of the uh swamp or scape lizard man yeah so the lizard men are big reptilians are big right now as well so you you have heard of that because i wrote a book about it oh yeah that's right yeah it's a fantastic book a hot blood cold cold love hot blood cold love that's right. Yeah. That's a fantastic book. A hot blood, cold love. Hot blood, cold love. That's right, baby. And you should probably check that out. Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, you should check that out on Amazon. You can actually go to Patrick and the People. It's an erotic thriller I wrote. Nice. It's insane. It really is. But crazy enough, it's scientifically accurate. It's one of my favorite things I've ever written.

And I wrote it on a lark. But I couldn't, even though I knew it was going to be tawdry and silly right i just couldn't use bad science it just irks me to use bad science so i had to look it all up and make sure it was all accurate to use it can you imagine google search after that week i had to tell my wife but i told i told my wife beforehand what my Google search would be because I didn't want to argue like, what is this? Well, I'm doing it. Do you know what I'm doing? I got put on a watch list, and this is why.

Yeah, I'm on the watch list. I'm sure you're familiar with some of Arkansas's Bigfoot or Sasquatch stuff. I always heard about Ponca Pete growing up. That's another name for him, yeah. Or the Legend of Boggy creek of course old classic oh yeah i forgot about that one so the legend of boggy creek the people a lot of people they had in the film were actually eyewitnesses really that had encounters and stuff and they were trying to make the film at the time as authentic as possible right based upon their

encounters and today it's even still uh you could put it in front of a new audience and it still scares them oh yeah for sure it holds up you know it absolutely does and uh so one of our next little adventures we're going on is actually to go down there okay it's down that'd be super interesting they got a museum down there a great barbecue place apparently and i like barbecue so i'm mainly going to go check out the barbecue and i don't i don't mean this to come out as like i'm a skeptic okay now i don't mean offend with this, but you're saying this dude can tell if there's cameras up. He can tell if you put up traps. He can tell all these things.

If you go to your living room. He can't come outside and be like, hey, everybody, I'm here. Could y'all just leave me the fuck alone, please? So on that note, so. Okay, so. All right. If you go out in the woods, are you looking, most people go out hiking through the woods, are they looking for Bigfoot?

How many people in Canada? Okay, so on the same token too, though, how many people, and we know there's bears, right? Right. We know there's bears there. We know. I mean, right. Well, sure, I've seen bears. I've actually seen them wave on the side of the road. Exactly. He had one come up to him at the pond in the morning right exactly but again

same thing you don't see it all the time you go to the woods right so now you take so we know we have a small population of bear now take a smaller population of this creature right so the encounters aren't going to be as you know you're not get as numerous ones as you're going to get with bears, per se. Or with mountain lions. Or with any other predator that has a higher population count. Right. Okay. Okay.

So that's the reason why they're not waving. But in the woods, they know. Again, it's like your living room. If you move a pitcher in your living room, you know it's been moved. You're in your living room all the time. Right. And also, you don't need to, you can watch your bathroom at night okay you don't need to show markers or anything either right same thing with them they know so you know something's in the

woods or their house right yeah so take your mindset you go okay so this is my house all right let's uh hold on we need to do something else we can come back to this i know i'm sorry everybody no no don't be sorry this is what we're here to do something else. We can come back to this. I know. I'm sorry. No, no. Don't be sorry. This is what we're here to do. Everybody's having a good time, but I need to do this real quick. Brought to you by the new herpes. If you have old herpes, new herpes is better.

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It's the worst news you could ever hear Things just like this make you fear Flying lunch on a dumb guy's knee Or a big hard fuck drowning somebody Why you laughing? Why you laughing? This shit ain't funny What?

This shit ain't funny No, it is not. In a shocking incident, two individuals died by suicide in the early hours of Tuesday. Ready? After lying down on a railway track in front of a moving train near Pune Railway Station. The names have not been revealed. A 45-year-old man, 42-year-old woman. Now, this is in India. The inspector said that after all the passengers exited, man and woman approached, laid down on the railway tracks just before the train started heading to the yard for cleaning. And yes, their bodies were severed in half. So my question is, if you're going to commit suicide, if you've just decided, hey, I want to end it. I want to be done with life.

I'm checking out. I'm done with this hotel, whatever. Is that the way you want to? I mean, it's probably going to be horrifying and painful. Slow movement train too. No, I'll pass. Yeah, I don't even want to feel the first bone crunch, much less be able to look at my separated midsection down there

and go, hey, that's my legs over there. They're not attached anymore. That's weird. Those were there a minute ago. I'm skeptical too. It's one of those things, like we said earlier earlier i feel like we've seen this episode well i'm just saying i i that's not the way i would choose to do it right if i'm doing it look you've told me enough about fentanyl you get sleepy on that real fast it sounds like the easiest way to go i just go hold

it in my hand and go to sleep i'm an old school toaster in the bathtub oh oh man no no i don't like that one either that seems that seems tough there all right let's go here then uh oh this is a big problem uh heb which is a uh a store uh is facing a million dollar lawsuit over an incident that occurred at a bel-air location this year when a three-year-old girl lost four fingers in an accident on the store escalator. Yeah, that's bad. Attorney Ben Crump, representing the child, said the incident occurred March 30th

when the three-year-old became trapped by a dangerously wide gap between the escalator steps and her skirt. Her parents couldn't free her. Four fingers were severed to the palm, leaving only the thumb on her right hand. Wow. Doctors could not reattach the fingers,

so I assume they probably were mauled or bungled. Yeah. However, she probably is a great hitchhiker. I'd be getting that check. I mean, just... I'd be getting the check. Oh, there's definitely a check. Yeah, you're definitely getting a check on that. That's when you want to call Tim Reed right there. If that, there's definitely a check. Yeah. You definitely getting a check on that.

That's when you want to call Tim Reed right there. If that happens, you call Tim Reed. Yeah. Okay. You call him. He'll take care of you. But the lawsuit says the escalator wasn't maintained. Safety features inoperable resulting in the accident, which occurred at the store.

Uh, it's over at, uh, well, it doesn't matter where it is, but the defendants failed in their basic duty to keep customers safe. Yeah, I'd say so. And I would say that probably if I were there, HEB would now be called PJB for my initials, and I would own that store because that is pure insanity. All right, let's go here. This is also in India, I believe.

In Hyderabad, a 24-year-old polytechnic student fell to his death from the third floor of the Pride Hotel while attending a birthday celebration with his friends. The fall happened because he was chasing a dog. And while chasing the dog, he lost his footing and slipped out of, on, on the balcony, off the balcony of the third floor and fell to his death. That's a third floor. That's where Liam, what's his name that just died? What's up with the third floor? Something going on with number three right now?

Third floor deaths are all of the rage. Watch your footing. Yeah, definitely. All right. Here's another one. In Maine, two people are dead, several others taken to the hospital from carbon monoxide poisoning.

The Freedom Fire Chief said the home was previously known to be an illegal marijuana grow-up. Yeah, and then they had a propane leak. It was discovered it was carbon monoxide from a severed heat exhaust pipe. So the Waldo County sheriffs are investigating, but they already know what happened there.

Look, carbon monoxide, man, that's a real deal. I was real dumb, real ignorant a few years ago. And we wanted to put a heater in the garage. But, you know, I didn't want to do like HVAC. I just wanted to have it put a heater in the garage but you know i didn't want to do like hvac i just wanted to have it like a heater but i wanted something that wasn't you know the typical plug-in electric heater because they just cost so much money to run you know uh so i thought well one of them is safe and what i mean is butane is safe right't it butane that's safe? Yeah, I think so. Propane is not. Right. Propane is what the heater I got.

Put it in my garage. Okay? Ran it all night long. Let me tell you something, man. I'm not kidding you. When I tell you that everyone in my family struggled to, we could not wake up. It took like two hours for me literally to get out of bed. That's terrifying.

And had it have gone another hour, we probably would not have gotten out of bed. All of us had headaches, didn't feel good. I couldn't go to work that day at all. I mean, it was really bad. You got to be careful with that stuff because when they say it's a silent killer they mean that man i i was like i almost took my family out with stupidity yeah you know and i would have been a really awful you know what you know what i was saying it ain't funny the same thing in the army we had uh fort riley it was super cold we're

on guard duty i was only a young specialist we had a corporal out there. And it was super cold. And we were running like three kerosene heaters in this tent. And everybody got affected. It would have been kerosene too. I mean, one of them. Yeah, it was. It would have been kerosene instead of propane I got. Yeah, it had to be out of the mouth to the corporal.

Did you really? He quit breathing and stuff. We had no idea what was going on. And the only person who wasn't affected was me. And the doctor said it was probably because i smoked what so my body was used to certain amounts of carbon monoxide already from smoking maybe that's the reason i was the one that got up right right i mean i know that sounds crazy seriously you know but that no i i was just telling to saying the other day that um my um my mom smoked uh when when she was pregnant with me and at her doctor's advice right oh yeah yeah she she told her go ahead and keep smoking because

the you don't you're a small girl you don't want the birth weight to be too high i was supposed to be six five and a spell 220 yeah but because my mom smoked i wasn't and uh but and then i smoked from 18 till you know recently uh that's a long time and so yeah i i've literally had um those chemicals in me since i was conceived right i mean since the beginning right i don't know my my body's probably freaking out now. Like, hey, where's all the arsenic? Where's the stuff I'm missing? I need this stuff in my life.

Where is it? Yeah, I didn't even know what to do. That's interesting, isn't it? Yeah, so that was a doctor's theory. The reason why I wasn't affected at all. Wow, I never in a million years. I was the only smoker in the tent. Yeah.

So in this case, smoking saved. Right. When i say smoking kills smoking saved yeah yeah and take that all you doctor tells me i gotta quit smoking no that's right you call it lung cancer i call it saving the troops all right um what do you got uh what's drunken crypt is doing the next couple days that people need to check out well so this weekend we're going to be the arkansas paranormal expo Expo at MacArthur Park Museum, the military museum. Okay. Yeah, so Arkansas is doing a paranormal expo.

We're going to have a booth set up, a table. Okay, so everybody can come out and meet you and learn more about it. It's a what kind of expo? Paranormal. So all things paranormal. Yeah, they're going to have mediums there. They're going to have speakers there, UFO enthusiasts there. Really?

Paranormal investigators there. And this is where? Here in Little Rock. Okay, nice. At the MacArthur Park Military Museum. Okay, and is that where the submarine is? No, the submarine is here in North Little Rock. Oh, that's right, that's right, that's right.

So if you haven't had a chance to go to the submarine. I know where the new art, the big art museum is on 9th, but this is on MacArthur. Yes, right next to it. Okay. Right where they've been doing all the construction. Gotcha. Okay. Okay.

And what hours do you know? Saturday. I don't know the hours, but we're setting up Friday night. And then I'll be there on Saturday for sure. And then Jacob, who helps co-host sometimes, he might be there on Sunday. But I'm definitely going to be there on Saturday. Okay. So, hey, that may be something for you to do this weekend people that sounds

interesting that sounds fun that sounds wacky and wild and like time for halloween hey it is and probably lots of great selfies lots of people watching to do now do people dress up like comic con for these things uh i hope not he said i don't know please don't i'm trying to do some serious work here. Right. I'll have the podcast equipment set up. You know, part of it, you know, people want to come talk to me about any encounters or whatnot they've had. Yeah.

Yeah. All right. Awesome. Okay. How about yourself? What do you got going on over the next couple of days? People need to check out. Yeah.

Well, I've got, let's see, Saturday I'll be up at Gladiator Championship Wrestling in Ozark doing commentary up there for the Halloween Mayhem. Now, let's see people want to learn more about, you know, your wrestling division and all the bouts. Where should they go to check that out? Where's the best place to go? Pretty much Facebook. You can check out the promotion that I co-own. It's just Vapors Championship Wrestling. You can also look me up on Facebook, Rich Onefall.

Rich Onefall. Rich Onefall fall i should be using that i should be using rich one fall what a great wrestling name that is one fall you know introduce yeah no i love it yeah that's right yeah i got it i got it hey let's see that's what i told you he's the bruce buffer i told you manny i'm not playing all righty, what's the Bundy Electric got going on here in the next couple days people need? Man, I'll touch on that last story. If you need a carbon monoxide detector installed, hit up Bundy Electric. There you go.

Bundy Electric on Facebook. Bingo. Don't count on me or the smoker over here. Yeah. You know, he's in here. I've got one set up at the house. Yeah. Yeah, so if you need carbon monoxide.

Yeah, super easy to install. And do you need one of those? Do you need multiple of those? How does that work? I think code calls for just one around your computer. It is different than a smoke detector. Yeah, yeah, definitely. People don't realize that your smoke detector and CO2 detector are not the same thing.

Not the same, yeah. But they are super easy to install. You can get battery-operated ones or hardwired ones. You can usually, if your smoke detectors are hardwired in your house, you can replace that with a carbon monoxide detector. It's got the same wiring setup. It's got both of them in there. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah. And you can do that. Yeah, yeah, easy. You can do smoke detectors. You can do any kind of CO2. Really, anything electrical that you need. And if they want to get a hold of Bundy Electric, how should they do it? Bundy Electric on Facebook. Is it easier than that?

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