The Adam and Dr. Drew Show - A&D #1996 I'm a Time Traveler

Episode Date: April 16, 2025

In this episode, Dr. Drew and Adam discuss the difference between people who can be coached and those that cannot, as well as when and where the character is formed. Can you change your personality through discipline or is it innate? Later they discuss Coachella and the evolution of the festival over the years. Finally we rewatch Rochelle Walensky talking about Summer Camp and mine more truth nuggets.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Yeah, get it on, get it on. Get that dude, that dude, that dude, that's specialist. Pow. What's going on, Drew? Hey, I have a question. Is there a checklist? Was a checklist actually instituted? Because I looked around and went,

oh shit, fucking everything is like right. I saw a checklist. Good. Is there a checklist? There is a checklist that is hanging up on the wall. It's so interesting. I could see, I immediately, I was like, whoa, pep, ho, whoa.

How did that? Everything, everything is exact, I mean, that timer has never been there exactly on when it's supposed to be. Checklist. And I'm like, what, pep, ho, hey, amazing. Yeah. Congratulations. Yeah.

That's really interesting. Yeah, there's something on the bottom of the checklist that's corrupting the checklist. Uh-oh. But, I saw it yesterday, but other than that. Isn't it interesting that? What's at the bottom of the checklist? It's Rich Man, Poor Man.

Right. It's just, cause that's the day that we made the list and we also said I put check Rich man poor man on there and remind us to get back to it Yeah, and I just never took it off because I thought it was funny getting we need a checklist for the checklist Now to be fair. I didn't say put rich man poor man on the checklist I said something to the effect of remember Rich Man Poor Man or write down Rich Man Poor Man. But you should have a dedicated checklist.

It's corrupted, Drew. No, no, no, no. I have a question. So, how's it feel to listen to the boss, and it turns out he was kind of right. I think it works when you do listen to the guy. What do you think? What does it feel like?

Does it feel like, ah shit? Or does it feel like resentment? What does it feel like? Does it feel like, oh, shit? Or does it feel like resentment? Or does it feel like, oh, man, why didn't I listen sooner? How does that work? Oh, I have no ego about being in this job. Adam's always right. I've found it since. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not going to let you off that easy.

Because I went through the same evolution with him, right? I was a little bit like, no, no, no. Yeah, OK, sure, yeah, I get you. But like, I had a different evolution than you did, where he was on Loveline and I listened to him growing up, and like, a lot of the shit he said was right, a lot of the shit you said was right. So I've never really had a reason to doubt him,

except that... I didn't either, right? It's, but I, it's my own psychology I had to overcome a bit, of sort of like, yeah, maybe show, prove it to me, kind of stuff. And we talked about it as it pertains to what was we were talking about Lynette or something you and I were talking about something I said that she, oh, she said you were mean or something. And I was like, well, maybe you're mean.

Let me let me explain something. Yeah. You need a background in either competitive sports or the military or like gymnastics or the math club or speech and debate or something like that. Because if you do not grow up being coached up, and it could be in almost any, it could be in karate, but it could be ice skating.

But you need to be coached up. And people who didn't grow up being coached up, when you get hold of them when they're 30 and you start coaching them up, they don't take to it. They take to it as why are you coming at me? People who grew up in the military or grew up being martial arts and stuff like that, they're just used to people going,

you're doing it wrong, do it this way. So the people who don't have that background and maybe not religious as well, and less and less people have that, and when you coach them up at an advanced age, they push back, they don't like it, it doesn't feel good, because it feels like criticism to them. But it's not, it's just coaching up.

And so there's a break-in period where there's a kind of a tussle where they push back, or they go, I wasn't doing that, or you never said that, or whatever. And then at some point, there's a kind of a tussle where they push back or they go I wasn't doing that or you never said that whatever and Then at some point there's a relinquishment where they just go fuck it. I'll write it down, but that's usually There's an arc but but there's an emotional piece to that capitulation. I would argue that is sort of It's kind of unique to every person right like yes everyone has a different There are people that are It's kind of unique to every person, right? Yes, everyone has a different. Capitulation. There are people that are absolutely dug in

when you ask them about stuff or try to coach them up, and then there are people that are malleable, they go, oh yeah, good, let's do it. Whatever, they just have that you, you do the, okay, let's do it and then fuck it up next time. But your attitude is good. Right, right.

Yeah, the coaching I accept fully, but the behavior change, it takes a bit. My wiring is that I, now I don't, I mean, I don't even, and it's not virtuous, but I live, I'm displaced, and so I'm having to rent this furnished duplex in Burbank, right? And I don't know why, you know, there's certain designs,

you know what I mean, like when you and I went and did a show in Syracuse all those years ago, and the rooms had this kind of weird big Murphy bed or some metal contraption or something. And it was like the bed, and then the blanket went over the top, but a 90 degree sharp corner of welded steel that was out beyond the mattress, like six inches each side. And I just fucking hit that thing with my big toe and about checked myself into the hospital. Well, here's what I'm saying. I stayed in this furnished condo in Burbank and in night one, I got up to like walk around the bed. I don't know who the

fuck designs beds this way, but they're all this way. The hardwood bed frame sticks out at least five inches past the mattress going lengthwise and widthwise. It's just a sharp 90 degree corner, it's 14 inches high and it's dark mahogany stain. Which means invisible at night. And then me in my underpants walk around the corner and just ding my shin hard on this sharp 90 corner. Why do we even have 90s in that department? Why isn't that fucking corner dog-eared or radius?

The answer is it would cost more money to radius it or dog-ear it. But why is it hanging out six inches into the night and then four inches into the width? It's just hanging out there. And if you don't live there and you're walking around the mattress, you just clip it hard with your shin. If you do.

I clipped it if you do. Live there. Oh, no, no. So let me tell you about me. I got up night one and I just clipped that thing. That was 45 days ago. I move around that with my arms out. Now, I put my arms out and I fucking walk backwards.

Every night, four in the morning, get up to take a piss, get up, hit the ground, walk around that thing. You ding me once, you ding me once, you've got me. That's it. When I stayed at your apartment and I got the stupid shock from the elevator on your carpet hall, I started using my sleeve to press all elevator buttons, not just your elevator button.

You ding me and I never want it to happen again. Other people in the relationship with never want it to happen again is completely out the window. Yeah, I'm in between I'm a little loose Yeah, and a lot a lot of people are that that way with parking tickets. They're that way with being late I mean if I've talked to the same 14 I've talked the same three people about being late here each into double digits. Yeah, so it doesn't bother them It would bother me. it doesn't bother them.

So I have this innate thing built into me where I don't want the same thing to happen twice with me. So I get really protective about it. Now, if you took that, but now you have to go, well, but how about when your girlfriend says, be nicer to my friends at dinner? Do you have the same relationship with that advice as you do with the sharp bed frame?

Different. Probably not. Maybe a little looser. But you gotta think about it. Yeah. Yeah, that's all. It's interesting. Yeah.

It's interesting. I. I think there's a combination of growing up without a discipline. And again, the discipline could be the violin or could be mixed martial arts or anything in between, but a discipline. Like somebody's going, you're doing it wrong, do it again, doing it wrong, do it again, do it again, do it again, you're doing it wrong. Getting, you're just used to that. You know, I never, I had football coaches yelling at me, I thought it's because they love me. And then I had construction foreman tell me

I was doing it wrong, I was just doing it wrong, you know. It's fine, no discomfort at all. Spend some energy telling you. I think there's something going on with the young folk and the phones and the concentration. And maybe it's Ritalin or something or something. Weed. Or weed. But I went out on Saturday to a diner in Coronado, and our waitress got five things wrong. Like five of them.

That's impressive. Yeah, and the thing that was funny, oh, this is good, the very last thing she got wrong was a almond milk latte. But before the almond milk latte arrived, I said to my girlfriend, I said, this chick's getting a lot of stuff wrong. She brought you the wrong toast. She brought me the wrong tortillas. You asked for light cheese in your omelet, you got extra cheese in your omelet. She forgot some French toast, which was probably a good thing,

but she got four things wrong, and my girlfriend immediately defended her. She goes, yeah, I think that's the kitchen. I think that's the kitchen. I go, I don't think it's the kitchen. The kitchen handing her the wrong tortillas or the wrong toast or whatever, she goes, it's the kitchen. The kitchen handing her the wrong tortillas or the wrong toast or whatever, she goes, it's the kitchen, she's sweet.

I go, she's getting a lot of stuff wrong. No, no, I think it's the kitchen. Then the almond milk latte showed up. She tasted it, my girlfriend tasted it and went, it tastes too good to be an almond milk latte. I said, I don't know what an almond milk latte. By the way, why is she drinking almond milk if she likes something else better?

That's a different conversation. There's a lactose thing that's unclear to me. Ice cream not affected, but lattes affected. You're laughing. I'm not a gastro, gastricologist. I have a relationship, I have some gastroenterology in my background. So, okay, go ahead. Well, I do say why can you eat ice cream when you can't have a latte? And what's the response?

Because I can't. I don't know. I don't know how any of it works. But there's rules, people have a lot of rules with food. A lot of food rules. Anyway, got the wrong one. I tasted, I said, I don't know. I don't know what one's supposed to taste like. I just ordered latte or I order whatever I want all the time. I don't know. Nothing affects me. And anyway, that was the fifth thing the waitress got wrong. It was a whole milk, whole cream latte, and it made her sick for the rest of the trip. Did she concede that maybe it thing the waitress got wrong. It was a whole milk, whole cream latte, and it made her sick for the rest of the trip. Did she concede that maybe it was the waitress? No, she hated the waitress after that.

She was defending her vehemently before that and then got the bad way. But I'm saying, it was like five, she got five things wrong in a short period of time. Now there were just, some were like coin toss things, like where I just went, yeah, I'll have tortillas with my thing, and she goes, flour or corn? I go, corn.

Comes back, hands me flour. I go, she goes, flour, okay? I go, no, I ordered corn. She goes, oh, okay, and just goes back. You know, white toast, rye toast, or sourdough toast. And it just, but she got five things wrong. That's what she does all day. She must do it times everybody. I don't think it's unique to us. They also don't... People have difficulty in the planning department. The mug that has the almond milk latte is the same as

the mug that has the whatever latte, which is the same as the mug that has the whatever latte, which is the same as the mug, but same as the mug. It's inviting trouble. She comes out with two latte mugs, and basically hands my girlfriend the wrong one. One should have been bright orange, you know what I mean? The other should have been beige.

There's ways to avoid this. They're never implemented and no one ever does it, but there's ways to do it. You putting your keys in the fridge that day, that's the way to do it. This is the second conversation I've had today with someone about the sort of systems issues in our world. And I just think to both when I was talking to him and just now when I was thinking your input here, I was thinking, thank God there's Elon Musk. That dude just solves, solves, solves, more, let's solve it. Figure it out. Implement it. That's it.

Agreed. All right. Hey, speaking of having problems, did you hear about what happened in Coachella? I did not hear about all of it. It's like the fire festival. What happened there? Essentially the campgrounds got overrun or something and people were waiting 12 hours in their car. But here's my question. Isn't Coachella always kind of a shit show? That's why I don't ever go. You'd have to helicopter in to make it worthwhile. And who's

going to do that? And I looked at, by the way, this is Father Time here talking to you, I looked at the schedule. Oh, is that the campgrounds they're showing? Oh, this is the cars waiting 12 hours. But I looked at the lineup and I knew exactly four performers out of 100. And I thought, oh dude, this is, what's wrong here? Something's either wrong with me or with the lineup. I'm not sure which it is. Yeah, yeah, I mean, it's probably a little of each. Yeah.

I'm the same way, just getting old. I've generally found though, in my old guy. Your new old guy persona. My new old guy, but what I'm saying is, sometimes I go, you've seen this guy on the internet It's got a hundred billion views and I go and I haven't seen it. Oh, it's got a hundred billion views I go. All right. I'm dubious, but I'll

I'll go look at it and see if it's half as funny as any man show bit We did 25 years ago, and then I look at it. It's not that funny. Yeah, like the you know And most of the bands we go. I don't know who that band is. And then you watch the band, you go, eh, mostly. Sometimes you go, oh, this guy's really good. But for the most part, you're kind of right not knowing who they were. Nine times out of 10.

Yeah, no, I'm trying not to be full old guy and go sometimes you run into something that's a little better. But I don't mean, not electronic music. I was listening to some commentary this morning where I you know this I'm such my hobby has become listening to French radio now. Mm-hmm. And they were going on about how wrong the Paris Accord was and how wrong the climate change stuff has been. And I thought yeah and the reason I know that is I'm a time traveler. You and I were, I was part of the

ecology movement, man, in the 70s. I was, absolutely, you are defying the science. If you suggest that there are going to be hundreds of millions of death, people dead from famine, and that acid rain is going to destroy the world. And we had it all. Ice age worked out. Science, that's it. And if you questioned it, you were just ignorant. We didn't say you were a conspiracy theorist back there. You were just dumb. And hey, guess what? I'm a time traveler. I'm here to tell you there's no certitude on anything. You shouldn't be certain about anything. You should be questioning. You know, pay attention. I'm not saying there's no climate issue. There seems to be, you know, pay attention. I'm not saying there's

no climate issue. There seems to be something going on. Pay attention. Maybe there's something we can do about it. But this issue of, you know, the absolute certitude, it's the end of the world if you don't do something, the hysteria, the delusions, really starting to bother me a little bit as a time traveler. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I mean, ultimately, you have your sense. And your sense is, you know, look around and kind of see what's happening. You know, like when, simple examples. No human being I knew had a peanut allergy.

Half the people I know as young kids have a peanut allergy. No kid I knew wore a corrective helmet. Half the kid I know has to have a corrective helmet. Autism now. No one was autistic, everyone's autistic. So what the fuck is going on? Nobody was on prescription medication. By the way, when I was growing up,

now it had to do with my neighborhood and my friends, there was no prescription anything for anybody. You could search my house, my friend's house, go right to the medicine cabinet and tear it apart. You could not find a prescription medication for their parents, for them, for anybody. I never took an antibiotic until I was 15. That's good.

I doubt it was a doctor. I never took it until 15. And I was talking to a patient that day who had a major depressive episode, like in the 70s. They just stuck him in a hospital for a year. There was no medicine. They just talked to him for a year in a room. Yeah, so what is going on that everybody under 40s on four medications now? And it's- It's a mistake. It's a mistake. Yep.

And it's all diet and exercise. Everything's diet and exercise. Just listen to classical music and hike. And exposure. Oh, and exposure. No, exposure, yes. Resiliency exposure. That's my new thing. Yes that's all it is. You can't clean everyone up. You can't Purell everything. I've

been screaming about this. Well you did it from the infectious disease standpoint but I'm saying from the emotional standpoint which you've kind of hinted at always that no safe spaces but yeah safe spaces is the opposite of exposure. Listen, I told, 30 years ago I said stop using so much shampoo and soap, stop it. You're using too much shampoo and soap, you're too clean, you're too clean. Oh my gosh, gross, gross. Everyone owes me an apology for everything.

I've told everyone what was gonna happen with everything all the time and they're weirdly and so bought into it that you know what's kinda interesting? They've become superstitious gypsies of science. Tell me more, that's interesting. They are gypsy, superstitious gypsies who are using science to rationalize their superstitious gypsy bullshit. Remember Michelle Walensky?

Yes. Michelle Walensky, unclear whether she ever got her son vaccinated. Because she would not say. She just simply said she wouldn't let him go to sleepaway camp. And then we needed to get everyone vaccinated so we could go to sleepaway camp.

But her son didn't go to sleepaway camp. Despite him marking every day on the calendar. Would everybody, would you please sort out your message a little bit? You know what I mean? Like what if I just went. Like Peter Hotez with his how many vaccines is required change it every week. Okay, short your message out. So if

I said I want my dog Phil to be able to go to this park with the dog park to play with the other the other dogs, but I need all the dogs to get their parvo shots of If all the dogs got the parvo shots, then they could go to the park and they could play together. Oh, by the way, Phil's not going to the park. Yeah. Oh, so did you get him a parvo shot?

That's unclear, I'm not gonna say. Okay, so then what would be your message to dog owners? Get them their parvo shots so they can go to the park or you didn't let your dog go to the park so your dog did have the parvo shot but he still chose to not let, but no it's essential that we open the parks. Okay bitch I have no idea what you're saying but I just I'm just gonna assume you're lying. Until proven otherwise. Yeah. All right, we'll take a break. You gotta find that clip just cause I, it brings me so much joy.

For sure, Wilensky. Yeah, it brings me joy. It brings me joy. All right. We'll take a quick break. We'll be right back, right after this. This show is sponsored by BetterHelp and of course, Talk Therapy can be a great investment

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Pluto TV has hundreds of channels and thousands of terrifying movies live and on demand. Download Pluto TV on all your favorite devices and start streaming now. All right, is she speaking in front of the UN or do they just have jade tile backgrounds everywhere? Because it does look like the UN doesn't it? I feel like the UN has, has a grout joint in there, but I want to know, we can try to find out where she's speaking from, but let's listen to her very important message. Look how her shoulders are way up about her son. Yeah.

Cause she's a line. Yeah. All right. With regard to camp, I have a 16 year old every day, every year, he comes home from camp and he writes the number of days until he returns to camp the next year. This year, it got to zero and I told him he wasn't going. I want him to be back in camp. Hold on, does he check off a calendar

or does he physically write the days? Not the days, the numbers of days, she said. No, she just said writes the days. Okay. But that's still the same thing. Yeah. So 282 today, and then 281 I'm going to write down. Exactly. On the refrigerator or on his notepad. How is she aware of this? Where is he writing the days? And aren't you a little concerned? If you're aware of this. This sounds like he has Down syndrome. To me, as a 16 year old.

Know what I was doing? OCD at least. Yeah, at 16, I was thinking about football and fucking and still get my license, like cool stuff. Not camp days. Cool stuff. Not days till I went to camp. All right, but every day, every single day.

And then I guess that would have to include Saturdays. Well, and. And weekends, right? Why'd she wait till he actually wrote zero down? I've said that a million times. She's the cruelest woman ever. Yeah. She's cruel.

It turns to camp the next year. This year- Which turns to- Go ahead, sorry. Camp the next year. This year, it got to zero and I told him he wasn't going. I want our kids back in camp. She does. We now have 38,000 new infections on average per day. Hold on a second. Last May-

Does one even have to write zero? You know what I mean? I don't think he wrote zero. Right. I think he wrote one and then, you know, camp was the next day. But she let it, you know, Cause that would have been the day he was leaving for camp. If my son was doing that, somewhere between 18 and 26, I would have intervened.

Yes. And I would have said, Hey, listen, we're about three weeks out. Yeah. Not looking good. Not happening. You know, cause he Cause he probably had his waiters on and his big fishnet over his shoulder and he's carrying a canoe and had a fly fishing hat on. He was walking out the door with purpose, but she stopped him.

This guy's going to theater camp. This time I got to, she should be at theater camp cause this is total bullshit. This is total chick think bullshit presentation. I remember the day this happened. You're like, who is that gypsy woman? Why is she lying? I don't know. Well, let's hear let's hear a reasoning or does she present and where is she because if that's not the UN we got a major Jade issue. Sorry, God in camp.

We got a major Jade issue. Sorry, go ahead. In camp. We now have 38,000 new infections on average per day. Last May 11th, it was 24,000. And we sent a lot of kids home and camps were closed. The camp guidance is intended to get our kids to camp. Stop right there. So if I'd seen that, so closing the camps,

things went up. So that's a failure, shouldn't have done that, go to camp, right? Wouldn't that be sort of the reasoning? And we already had a vaccine program in place at this point, right? Imagine? Well, I don't know, I don't think her son took,

I don't think her son got vaccinated. I don't think she wanted her son to get vaccinated. But again, if you take the vaccine, you're not gonna get it and you're not gonna spread it to me. So why should he get the vaccine? Remember that rhetoric? Wait a minute, why should he? He should so he doesn't get it.

There was so much bullshit rhetoric. There was a lot of, if you take the vaccine, you can't give the virus to anybody. Right, yeah, yeah. So why should I take the vaccine? If everybody's vaccinated, I don't mean it. Oh, well not everybody's vaccinated. Well, I guess, all right, fair enough.

And what'd she end up doing? She fell up, she went from doing the CDC to being on the board at Pfizer, fucking Harvard, or some bullshit because of our systems. We take lying failures, lying failures, and then just kick them up another tax bracket, and they get picked up, and they can sit on the board of something, something. God damn, we are stupid. God, good news everybody. Trump had a physical and he was in excellent health. I find it really

interesting. He takes the Montreal cognitive inventory every time and that's a very intense test. And people do not give him anything for that. They're like, oh, it's still a big deal. That's a big one. And remember, he did it during his last presidency. He asked for it. And now they wouldn't know what to give it to him. But they're died. Wait a minute. No one would what? No one would acknowledge that it meant anything. Well, I think they blame the doctor for saying that it meant something. They're kind of a, it's a weird group, which is one guy, and I don't know the full history of the Montreal cognitive tests, vis-a-vis presidents,

but I can tell you, Joe Biden is not gonna get one. He never would have gotten one. And there's no chance in hell Joe Biden is going anywhere near that place. No, no, no. Okay. And you people did not want the transcript, not the transcript, but the tape of Joe Biden

sitting down and being interviewed because he sounded too feeble and elderly and forgetful and so on and so forth. So you are hiding that. Kamala Harris passed on it. None of those people would attempt to take this test and then when he takes it, you have to somehow denigrate it in some way

when in fact none of your guys took the test. Now the way to do it, if you're looking for proper denigration, and I always am, which is have Kamala do it, have her score of 30 or 29 and a half and then have Trump do it and score a 19 and then wave that in his face. It's hard to denigrate when he does it and gets a 30 out of 30 and your guys will not attempt to take it. That's a weird place and that just means you should shut the fuck up and

keep walking. The idea is you're going gonna try and make a talking point out of something that your two addled idiots could never get near and would be completely exposed by. I mean, it's essentially, hey, serial killer, you know, take this lie detector, or hey, drunk guy blown to a breathalyzer on the side of the road. I'm not doing it. I'm come on. Well, Joe Biden, I don't think could have breathalyzer on the side of the road. I'm not doing it. I'm Kamala. Well, Joe Biden, I don't think could have put his initials at the top of it without an auto pen.

But Kamala Harris is a 10 cent head too. She would have had a lot of difficulty with it. So I had an entry exchange with Nicole Sapphire. She's a breast cancer radiologist. And she goes, why did they do a CT of the chest on him? And I thought, oh, that's interesting. And we both speculated it might be a coronary calcium score, which is definitely something worth doing

in somebody his age group. It's a way of sort of showing whether you need to do more workup on the heart, essentially. And to some extent, as you age, you're gonna get some of that deposition of the coronary arteries. But the other thing I said was, there's a lot of enthusiasts for cancer screening.

We do it routinely in smokers. He's not a smoker. So it's sort of, again, she said odd that a non-smoker would get it if it is a low dose cancer screen CT of the chest. But I think it may have just been a routine cancer screen. And it reminds me to mention that our friend, Jeff the fish passed away of lung cancer recently. And hard to say if it would have, you know, he's not a smoker, she wouldn't normally get that, he was kind of youngish. So what to do with these CTs of the chest as screening instruments is still kind of controversial.

Hold on one sec, there was Rochelle Walensky information that got removed? But you don't have to remove stuff, you can leave it on there. I should have brought that up in the past. Former director, currently Hauser leader at the Harvard Kennedy School and Menchel Fellow at the Harvard public, Harvard.

Harvard just scrapes up all the worst. But Byron, I'm interested in this. I posed a question, just leave it. You can leave it on there. No, it's a weird one, this little screen. Stuff comes up because of that. I'm gonna defend them on that one. You moved on. It was a hard one to judge. No no no you start talking about something else but I don't I left it open-ended I said I want to know what she's moved on to. Harvard. Harvard collects all the fallen from grace idiots of our society.

I would not send a kid there today. I would not. No way. No fucking way. I know they, there's somebody, some other nutball chick who ended up at Harvard, but all the fuckups who are on the panels and stuff who fucked up end up getting collected by Harvard. It's awesome.

Yes, why? Why would you even go there? And I love that it was like, we're there withholding federal funds. They have $51 billion or so worth of endowment. They can hang on to that. Just figure it out. Yeah, they'll figure it out.

They got a little nest egg. Do we wanna be supporting their bullshit is the question. With our tax dollars, your money. I am, there's certain things I can't figure out. If you're an Ivy League school and you have 50 or 80 billion dollars or 35 billion dollars sort of set aside and then your tuition is 90 grand a year. Where's the government come in?

I mean I know there's some funding for research or something but really is it really subsidizing? What you end up subsidizing necessary for them? And what you end up subsidizing is administrative growth. That's it, administrations. All right. All right, you can go to amcrawl.com. We're gonna be in Port Charles, Florida, doing shows there at Vasanthes, I think it is, or Vasanth.

I don't know what you say, is that, am I missing that word right? Basanese, Basanese. Yeah, they got a theater and a steakhouse over there. May 2nd and May 3rd, two shows each night, then off to Melbourne, Florida as well. Doing a show there. Just go to Amcroll.com for all the live shows.

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