The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz - Best of DLS: A Very Weird Hour

Episode Date: December 26, 2025

With Christmas come and gone, it's time to turn our attention to the new year, so we kick it off with an inspiring message from Ray Lewis and a Back in My Day from Greg Cote. Then things get really weird with an Al Roker interview, a pair of Roy's Top 10 lists, and Billy Mays stopping by and taking a swipe at The ShamWow Guy. Plus, Antonio Davis plays a game of Real Tough Guy or Fake Tough Guy, and Flo Rida joins in on the party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Mike, you know I have one rule to live by, right? Don't place parlays on multiple long shots. Don't say a game is one when it hasn't hit triple zero. Always drink your Yeagermeister ice cold. That's the rule. Everything else is merely a suggestion. Everything else? Everything else.

Wearing clean underwear every day? Well, that's just a personal decision. Brushing your teeth? Obviously smart, but not a rule. Never pee-pee on an electric fence. Okay, maybe there are two rules. But the one that is 100% that I insist on completely, Yeagermeister must be drank ice cold.

Or don't drink it at all. Damn, that's cold. Exactly. You're finally starting to get it. Drink responsibly. Yeagermeister liqueur 35% alcohol by volume imported by mass Yeagermeister U.S. White Plains, New York. The Dan Levatore Show with the Stucats podcast.

Now we've arrived, Jeremy, at the day after Christmas. That's right. We have arrived at the day after Christmas. This is another strange episode. Basically, everything you're going to hear today is a little bit weird. Today's like Stranger episodes? Yeah, today, well, what we did transparently, after Stranger Things aired on Christmas night. We were like, how can we be stranger than stranger things? And so we put together an

episode that contains Ray Lewis delivering inspiration for the new year in 2016. Al Roker. Just an odd cat. Just Al Roker. Just Al Roker. A couple of more Roy's top tens that include his top 10 board games and baseball players, if they were rappers. Roy's as strange as we got around here. That's true. A game of a real tough guy or fake tough guy with Antonio Davis. Okay. I was about to say that's not that strange of a game. Random guest. Yep, exactly. Flo Rida, who was set to perform at a Florida Marlins game, had to cut a bit out of that interview. And Billy Mays. Ah, the guy, the flex seal guy. Yeah. I'm Billy Mays here. Another, you know.

Yeah, RIP Billy Mays, and here's a fun one. He goes after the sham wow guy for having been arrested for punching a prostitute. And that guy, fun fact, now running for Congress in Texas on an anti-woke campaign. Welcome to 2026, everyone. We're almost there. Anyway, here's a weird hour. 2016, a new year comes in. All the parties everywhere.

new year resolutions are made and then what the time is right now waste no more time in life i'm talking about if you're in the hoods you can always switch out if you're in big corporate buildings the way you treat people can always change the problem is we create new year's resolutions instead of lifestyles man it's about lifestyle it's about if you want to say you want to See things change, change it. No matter where you are in the food chain, man. Don't let people trick you. 2016 is about doing you.

You want to do something? Snap a picture yourself. And at the end of this day, ask yourself what you don't like about you before you judge anybody else. Happy 2016. Do you? Let's do it this way, Al. Give me the Mount Rushmore of Weatherman. Go ahead. You're on it.

Scott. Willard Scott, Dr. Frank Field, I would say Sonny Elliott from Detroit, Dr. George Fishbeck in Los Angeles, since retired. Dallas Raines, L.A. That's a great name for a weatherman. Brian Norcross, who is down there in Miami. Really? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Not that gas bag, Phil Farrow, though. I don't know, Phil. Good.

You wouldn't like that? I cannot speak. to his gas-baggiveness or not. Al Roker with us on 790, the ticket. Why are you America's most famous weatherman? Why? What traits do you have that make this show? I don't know that I am the most famous weather man in America. U.R. L. I doubt that.

But why? Well, it's more famous. All right, let's attack this from a different angle. How often is... Now we're attacking. All right. Yes, we are. You've looked around, I mean, honestly, given what your skill is and given your fame... Which I know, calling this a skill is a little suspect.

Well, that's where I'm going to head with this. Given what your skill is, you've found yourself in what position where you're pinching yourself and saying, I can't believe that I get this from doing this. But you've got to understand, I felt like that from the beginning. You know, I mean, this is the greatest gig going. And each time I've done, you know, I've moved up, it's still like, wow, they haven't found me out yet. This is amazing.

I love this country. But do you have one example above all others where you're sitting amongst people that you don't belong amongst? Yeah, every day, the Today Show. Right. But, you know, I mean, look, I'm a kid from Queens. You know, I don't have any discernible skill set other than being able to talk on television. But, you know, for whatever reason, it's not okay. You should be doing the weather each morning with a ski mask on, Roker.

I should be. So it would certainly be a lot easier for the children. Check him out at Al Roker. I mean, I have people come up to me every day. Every day, at least one person out of the window says, Al Roker, you look so much better in person. And I think they believe that's a compliment. What's your schedule like?

How early do you wake up every day and when do you try to get to bed? I get up at 315, and I do not go to bed until my 13-year-old daughter is in bed. and that's about 10 o'clock. 315. So your life's not, not that you're complaining, but that's not normal. Well, I mean, I don't know. You know what? Here's the deal.

A lot of people work that same shift or work those or up for those same amount of hours and get paid an awful lot less. If you've got kids, if you commute, you know, you've got as long a day, if not longer than mine, So you're not going to get me complaining. Al Roker with us on 790, the ticket. You had gastric bypass surgery several years ago. You lost over 100 pounds. Was that the most difficult experience of your life?

You know what? No. I can be honest with you, not to get too serious, losing both parents, that, you know, losing friends in 9-11. There are a lot of difficult things. this was something, you know, that I just, you know, for whatever human failing I have and being able to lose weight, I knew I needed to do something, and at the last resort, I did this, I do not recommend it to people, the dangerous operation, one and two hundred

people die from complications, but that said, it worked for me, and it's still a struggle every day. How so? You still crave foods? It's a constant battle? Well, you know, unlike, say, drug abuse or alcohol abuse, you can avoid those substances and still live. You don't need them or to survive. If food, you know, until they come up with a way to gain sustenance from water and air, you know, you have to eat. So you deal with that. And, I mean, I still don't eat anywhere near as much as I did in my heyday.

but, you know, I still have to watch. I still have to work out. I still have to exercise. I still have to watch what I eat. What's the root of it, Al? Have you ever figured out what the root of it is? I really like food. So it's not any deeper than that.

It's just you like food. It could be. But I think at the end of the day, I mean, you know, whatever issues somebody might have, well, why not drink or why not take drugs? Food, yes, easy. I like food. You know, it's good. Food tastes good.

Agreed. I like food, too, but you understand what I'm asking you. Like, I would think that if you're going into a life-threatening surgery situation, you might have been able to sort of, or you might have been interested in sort of tangling through why it is that you hadn't been able to conquer the liking of food. Well, I think it's just, you know, some people have an addictive personality. You know, and, you know, now that I've had the bypass, you know, the copious amounts of food, A, are not, you know, possible physically. but I don't have that desire for them. What food do you miss the most, Al? I can't say that I miss any food because I eat a little bit of everything. So there really isn't anything I'm missing. I just don't, like I said, I don't, I'm not as crazy as I once was about, you know, bread and butter, that sort of stuff, because it just, I don't like, you know, it just doesn't go down well.

But, you know, I mean, look, I still like a good, some good ribs, but I don't eat a rack and a half anymore. I have two or three. So what kind of damage would Big Al Roker do before gastric bypass? Like, you know, bad day, Alves decided he's going to eat a lot. What kind of damage is being done? You know, it depends on the day. It could be, you know, a stop by McDonald's, get a couple of quarter-pounders and a couple

of fries and a pick-shake or whatever, you know, sit down from the TV and, you know, just, you know, pig out. could be a pint of Agendazza once. Who knows? It depends on the day. It would be a sleeve of long-adoon cookies. Thanks for stopping by, Al. Hey, thank you guys. Dad, I couldn't give up food that way Roker did.

He didn't say he gave up food. Were you listening to anything that was said there? He didn't say he gave up food. He had a surgery, a life-threatening surgery, so that he would just need less food. His stomach wouldn't allow him to continue inhaling food at the rate that he was. I was listening, but the guy went from a rack of ribs, rack of a half of ribs to a single rib.

A lonely little rib sitting on the plate. Just one little lonely rib dangling there. That interview did nothing but make me hungry. Critics are calling Marty Supreme a full-throttle masterpiece and the best movie of the year. I couldn't be more excited to see this one. That's got my boy, Timothy Shalamey from A-24 and starring Timothy Shalomey alongside Powerhouse cast, Gwyneth Paltrow, Odessa Ozyon, and Tyler Akomai.

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Always drink your Yeagermeister ice cold. That's the rule. Everything else is merely a suggestion. Everything else? Everything else. Wearing clean underwear every day. Well, that's just a personal decision. Brushing your teeth?

Obviously smart, but not a rule. Never pee-pee on an electric fence. Okay, maybe there are two rules. But the one that is 100% that I insist on completely, Yeagermeister must be drank ice cold. Or don't drink it at all. Damn, that's cold. Exactly.

You're finally starting to get it. Drink responsibly. Yeagermeister liqueur 35% alcohol by volume imported by mass Yeagermeister U.S. White Plains, New York. Don Lebertard. Come with a frog here live from Meta-Media Studios here in Miami. Stugats.

The Germans are. advancing on France in World War II. This is the Dan Levitar show with the Stoogads. Time now for Roy's top ten list. It's a segment that's growing in popularity, sweeping both the internet, South Florida, and the world. Time now for Roy's top ten list. These are Roy's top ten board guys. games. Roy's top 10

board games. Now, I've been sitting on this for about a half hour. Usually I'm good at this. I have at least four or five before we go into the list. I only have number one. What do you think? Take a peek. Shuffleboard? Well, you just gave it away.

Well, but that's not going to be it. Board games. Shuffleboard. I don't think that's going to be it. All right, let me cross it off here. Number 10, Roy. Blackgammon I mean that I've lost my

We're not doing this thing enough That's the problem We're not doing the top ten enough So I'm rusty It's somebody else's fault Well it's not mine Number nine, Roy Hungry ass hippos

Hungry ass hippos Do you like that game? I did like that thing, actually. So awesome. Played it yesterday. Number eight, Roy. Fats Dominoes. Number seven, Roy.

Fats are just guys. Connect, foe. You've been stopping right there as far as I'm concerned. There's six better than that. That's not what he said. I say connect four. Number six, Roy. Obama-Noply.

Number five. Oh, Lord, Candyland. Why do you throw things at me during this? Why do you laugh so hard that you throw things me during this. I just threw... Number four. The Game of Life. Sentence.

Now, why would you do that? Sorry. I'm out of here. Why are you leaving? You're leaving now? Your laughter. Your laughter is so strong and pulsating that you're leaving. Number

three, Roy. Risk, Ross. Number two, Roy. 100 foot yachtsy There were six better than Kinevot Number one, Roy Bill Paucheezy

Roy Roy Roy Roar Roar Roar Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Oh my god

These are Roy's all time favorite Baseball heroes, if... Oh, wow. Threw me off. There's an if here? They had rapperish names. Oh, wow.

You need to revise my list real quick. I had straight baseball players. Rapper names? Kind of. Like rappers, singers, like Flava Flav, something like that? Yes. Okay. I just, I didn't know the definition of a rap.

Okay. Number 10, Roy. Boond, Dugs, and Hallman kill the room. I just, hold on a second. Let me tear up my list for multiple reasons. I don't know any rappers, so my list is useless. One second, Dave. Okay, we're back.

We're back? Well, I'm back. You were talking into the microphone throughout that segment. You didn't go anywhere. Well, now I'm back. I ripped up my list and I'm writing up a new list. But where are we? Number nine.

Number nine, Roy. Jay Zito. Number eight, Roy. The Giants bitch. Notorious B.I. Jeter. This is glorious. Number seven, Roy. L.L. Cool, J. Johnstone.

I don't know. What don't you like about that? That's the funniest one visually. You've got to dodge your outfield running around out there. Number six, Roy. Grandmaster Flash Gordon. That's pretty good. I like that one.

Number five. Doug E. Glanville. That's actually one that I had. That's, of course, from Dougie Fresh, right? Number four. Two live Carew. It's not going to get better than that. That's the best one, I'm sure.

I haven't seen the list, but he will not do better than two live carew. It's the best one on this list, no doubt. Number three. DJ Jazzy Jeff Conine. Number two, Roy. the emcidogastin that is the best one. It's not as good as two live caroo and I will not discuss this.

I will not discuss this anymore. D.M.C. Two live caroo is the best one. Number one, Roy. J.T. Snow. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy.

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This is the Dan Lebatar show with the Stugats. All right, we're going to invent a new game here with Antonio Davis right now. We're going to invent it right now. In honor of Carmelo and Kevin Garnett going out of each other, we're going to play a real tough guy or fake tough guy with, yeah, Antonio David. So, and you know. don't have to give elaborations. You can if you'd like, but you don't have to. Kendrick Perkins, real tough guy or fake tough guy? I think real tough guy. I think if it comes down to it

and they have a fight, he would punch somebody for real. So I say real tough guy. Reggie Evans, real tough guy or fake tough guy? I don't like when you come across as a tough guy, but every time you look around, you're floppy. Either you're going to stand up and be a bruiser or you're You know, this is not about tricking anybody and thinking that you're tough. You either are, you aren't. Tyler Hansbrough, real tough guy or a fake tough guy? I think he has real tough guy intentions. But I don't know.

What is Antonio? Intentonio, what the hell did you just do to our game? Antonio, which part of this game do you not understand? He's got a tough guy nickname, Antonio, Psycho. So, yes, you know, I think that it's a real tough guy intentions. I don't know what that means. I love that. No, I don't know what that is.

No, he's not a real tough guy. No, I'm going to say no. Eudanis Haslam. Real tough guy or fake tough guy? I'm going to say real tough guy. I think if it came down to it, I think that he would actually do it. I think he would. Yeah, I'm going to say real tough guy.

Zach Randolph, real tough guy or fake tough guy? Oh, tough guy. Yeah. Yeah. He's a dead. Yeah. Yeah. That's it.

We can move on. No one even thinks about it. Zbo is a quick answer. Yeah. I'm going to say, I'm going to say, and it says, though, that he's gotten much better. I think he's letting his play speak for his toughness right now. Ray John Rondo. Real tough guy or fake tough guy?

Oh, man. Fake tough guy. He just, he just has, he got some things going on. He need to work out with himself. He need to accept. his role as a leader and go about being tough mentally and showing everybody that he can lead to Boston Celtics to big playoff games. Now, Antonio Davis, if you're not familiar with his work, he was a real tough guy. Is there anybody else on your list where it sounds like, would you

be a little afraid of Charles Oakley? Is there a guy out there that you played with that you were just a little bit afraid of even though you were a real tough guy? Listen, when you are being told that you're going to play the New York Knicks and they have a guy on their team that if you show any weakness, if you back down at all, this guy is going to smash you every time he sees you. So this is your moment right here. What are you going to do? I chose at that point, I'm going to go at him first, you know, scared as I was. As soon as I had the opportunity, I was going to whack him first. Not dirty.

You know, not dirty, but just let him know, like, listen, man, they told me about you, and I ain't scared. But you just don't have to beat me up. Yes, I was scared to death. I'm not going to lie. But tough guys can't project that. You know, it's just one of those things that, you know, back when we played, you had to do it. And it wasn't about talk. If you were going to talk, that was just throwing fuel on that fire.

You eventually were going to... So you went into the fear. I mean, you were faking is what you're saying. Exactly. I was fake it till you make it. I was faking it. But let me tell you, after that, I knew what tough was. I knew what it was about.

And it was just that defining moment. Are you willing to knock the crap out of somebody and deal with the consequences later? And from that point on, I was willing to knock the crap out of somebody and deal with the consequences. excellent debut effort Antonio we really enjoyed having you on thank you for making time for us Billy Mays with us now he's TV's most recognizable infomercial pitchman the pitchman show you've been it's people trying to get you to get behind their products or inventions right that's what it works that's right in fact it's a show is called pitchman but it's about the people and the products they bring us and uh it's about the stories you know because I gotta tell you

These products that are brought to us, they have a story. Someone's putting their house up for a second mortgage. I mean, they are, you know, they're putting their kids' education on the line. I don't know how crazy that is, but I have to tell you some, the American dream is alive and well. And I've got to tell you something, go for it, because everybody has an idea. You know what? These people that put these ideas down on paper, make a prototype, and they venture out, they put their own money up, and they're going to take it to the next level.

That's when I come in. In fact, I never, I'm not an inventor. And, you know, I don't really, you know, have the ideas in my head. I'm the quarterback that takes them to the next level. When you, you just used a couple of times there, the phrase, I got to tell you something, which is a very pitch. I got to tell you. What, I got to tell you something. It's something that makes me.

Watch. Watch this. Take a look at this. I'm still not done. But wait, there's more. Because I got to tell you something. I don't trust somebody who says I got to tell you. something. Well, you could trust me because, you know what, I've been on TV for the last 11 years,

and let me tell you this, Dan, if you have a product that doesn't work on TV, you better get out because you just can't sell anything on TV. And you know what? The thing is, I'm very proud of my record, and the products that I bring to people have to go through a rigorous test. For every product you see, and you know what, there's so many products you don't see because they don't make it. They don't get to get into my repertoire, my product profile. So I really turn a lot of products down before I get to that winner. What's the worst thing you've ever been asked to pitch? The worst thing.

Geez, I'll tell you, a product that tells you, you know, whether to put your toilet seat up or down, it was actually a light that goes on the inner side of the lid. So if the, you know, the thing you sit down on is down, it would put a bull's eye into the bath into the water that would say green uh it would say where to stop and then if the seat was up uh it was green was go so it was trying to tell someone how to go to the bathroom so it was more uh more for the ladies out there so uh you know about you know keeping that toilet seat up so i thought that was kind of stupid and it really

didn't sell i passed on it it it went on to the home shopping network and it uh it bombed out there. Can you, Billy, or have you pitch something on TV that you don't really believe in? Never will. Never have. What's the most money you've ever been, you've ever made off of a product? Oh, you know,

that's a loaded question. You know, you make a lot of money. I'm not going to get into numbers, and, you know, George George will say the numbers. You can say the numbers for George, because he's made hundreds of millions of dollars. I'm mentally rich. Slightly overdrawn, but mentally rich. You know what? I've done it all.

I've made it all, you know, for what I need in my life. Now it's time to take these products to the next level, you know, help the American inventor out. Because, like I said, through every great recession and great depression comes greater innovation. And these are tough economic times. I don't want to get so clichéish on you, but these are the toughest economic times that we've been through, I guess, in the last 20 years. But, you know what, I'm here to tell you that the American dream is alive and well.

And I've got to tell you this will actually give you some more hope. When you watch Pitchman, because these products are real. We're taking them to the next level. We're making one product work each week out of the two. So, you know, last time I checked at the 500% batting average, that's not too bad. Billy May is with us on 790 to tickets. Was there a product that you've endorsed in the past that you thought would be an enormous huge hit, and it turned out to be a flop?

You know what? I keep, you know, aim small, miss small. I don't really, you know, look, I thought that OxyClean was going to be. you know, just very nominal. You know, we just sold the company to Armandhammer in the last two and a half years for $327 million. So, I mean, OxyClean is number one in his category. Kaboom is a gigantic product.

These products, I really never thought that they would make it. And, you know, the thing is Mighty Puddy, the Mighty Brands. These products here, you know, I kind of set not the highest expectations for them, but, you know, in this business, I do so many different products. I don't get emotionally attached to them. But, you know, I get personally involved with them. You know, I put everything on the line. You know, I go out there and try to hit one out of the park every time.

So, you know, I don't know if that answer your question, but, you know, the oxyclean has really been a product that I thought would not be as big as it was, and it really is. And you know what? It works, and that's the main thing. Billy, you have Pitchman Beef with Vince Offer from Shamwell? You know what? I have a beef with anybody that does what he's done.

And, you know, I try to take the high road, but if you put it to me like that, yeah, I have a beef with you. If you're going to try to call yourself a pitchman, you've got to act in accordance to it, you know. And I don't know any other pitchman that acts like he does. So, you know, he should straighten up or ship out, something like that. Well, what do you mean there? You mean because of his behavior with a prostitute here in Miami? Yeah, you know what I mean. You know exactly what I mean.

So, yeah, yeah, I mean exactly that. I don't condone anybody that's going to a prostitute, let alone somebody to beat that problem. constitute up. So if you're listening to events, get some help because you need to. You just can't go around doing that. And, you know, being in, you know, it's just like someone in the NFL doing that. And, you know, the other NFL players, you know, we take pride in what we do. I mean, there's a lot of great pitchmen out there. And, you know, we have a small band of brothers out there. If you want to be around us, he's going to act like us. So he's not following the pitchman code. Oh, come on. You know what? I mean, the last time I checked, you know what,

I'm very oxy-clean. And you know what? I don't know anybody that can act like that and get away with it. You know what? You should be suspended. You should, you know, have to do something. Suspended from a... Suspended by whom?

Like, with the pitchman... The pitchman to Pooba! The greatest infomercial pitchman of all time went after the sham wow guy. You never know what controversy is going to spring up on this show. Finally, the Florida Marlins put together a good concert. They got Flo Rida, they got

Pitbull. I don't want to start beef here, but Flo Rida's got two number one hits, and you're opening for Pitbull. He's got Grammy Awards, and you're opening for Pitbull. How does that work? I am starting beef, aren't I, Flo? Not at all, not at all. I mean, shout out to

my boy, Pitbull. We definitely was in the grand project, having a record there. You know, we grinded out, putting out mixtakes. and everything, so much love, you know? I mean, we are hometown favorite, so we're going to do it big. You're from Carroll City. What's the greatest hip-hop act to ever come out of Miami?

Definitely. We've got to give it up for the two-live crew, you know? Definitely. You know, that's like a big turn of mine, so I mean. Who'd you look at and say, I want to be them? With the two-live crew, man, because, you know, they had the nice cars, nice girls in their videos, nice jewels, and, I mean, I always looked up to that.

Flo Rida with us on 790 the ticket. I love saying that you've got the greatest name in the history of hip-hop, correct? Appreciate it all day. You know, definitely. I mean, I want to thank the fans, you know, definitely representing Florida to the fullest. Who? Your sisters, you're the only boy, right? You grew up among a bunch of sisters, no? Yeah, I got seven sisters. I have a twin sister, you know. I'm the only boy. I'm the youngest. And so what do they call you, Flo? Or does, what do they call you? They call me by my birth given name. They just be like Tramar. So when they, when they're playing around, they might say Flo Rada, you know. Your birth given name is what? Excuse me?

Marr. Okay. So you changed it. How'd you get Flo Rida? How did it become Flo Rida? I mean, just sitting in the studio, you know, with my home boy, Cisco, who actually produced some of my tracks early on, and you should look for it to have been on my new album, you know, on my third album.

But we were sitting down at his career, and, you know, being an artist, you have to come up with a name. So I just was like, you know, I'm going to take Florida break it in half, and, you know, the flow represent my melodic style router represent my melodic style router represent my gift to speed up and slow my round pattern, so there was slow rider. Flowrida, and this is a great show. show they've put together finally the marlins put together a great show flow rider with us now now you're on american idol 25 million viewers what's that like oh man you know always dreamed to just going to

you know being an audience member but to go on stage i mean with you know um right after the show i got some many phone calls you know always give up my cell phone number you know and all the fans were telling me how you know a great job about this you know um and i was just like wow you know american idol to be like that's in the stages like the dream come true i'm not a single but i mean just to have you know, entertain those who watch the show and those who are actually performing at the show was something of a great deal for me. And what is your cell phone number?

Oh, yes, 305-5-28-2786. That's 305, 528-2786. And I actually have a tour coming up around the world, and actually all the fans could stream them live online at www.mightonnet.com. I'm the first artist to do it. that's www.w mycontent.com, and you can watch all my shows live. Now, how often does that actually happen when you actually pick up that telephone number?

I mean, you know, for the most part, you know, if I'm not doing an interview or, you know, doing, you know, some TV or video things, if I can't get for them, I'll take that. But for the most part, I say, like, maybe like 100 times the day I'll answer. Just to talk to regular strangers? I mean, to the fans, you know, that provides my music. You know, I think if they could go out and purchase my music, if I could at least give them, you know, a minute at my time. Now, you are enormous.

You're enormous in more ways than one flow rider with us on 790 the ticket. He's got two number one hits and physically huge. You've got to be a steroid guy, right? You have to be a little. You've got to dabble in some steroids. Not at all. I don't even take no type of nutrition. I eat the way I want.

I don't watch a diet or nothing, you know, from the hood. I just go, we do push-ups and, you know, just probably, you know, one-round-the-block or something. Get out of here. What is that? You can't look like that, just eating whatever you want and running around the block a couple of times. Oh, yeah. I guess it's genetic.

Ah, it's not fair. Flowrider with us on 7.9 and 10. Your life's pretty good right now, right? It's great, you know, in a minute I'll be pulling up on South Beach and my made-back, you know, pop and champagne bottles and getting ready. You know, we'll go check out the ladies that's going to be in the video. And but you also, now what's the most ridiculous money you make? I know I understand that you go to like a bar mitzvah.

You play one song. You leave. Yeah, like 100 grand, just for going to a... How often do... Yeah. How often you do that? I mean, so far, I did it probably like five times. And how does that work?

You just... Somebody calls you and says, hey, my son's a big fan. You come in and you just perform one song and they give you a suitcase full of cash? Well, actually, they just hit up, you know, my management. And then we just go and make it happen. Always, you know, exciting. You know, everyone is in the uproar when I approach the red carpet and everything,

and we just put it down. Do you have Miami athletes calling you now trying to hang out? out now that you're giving out your cell phone to everybody like does dwayne wayd try and contact you because he just wants to hang out no not at all but you know shout out the way shut out my home boy you've done it's having you know long time friend and stuff so i mean if anything i you know i got the number i hit them up or vice versa you're from carroll city correct care city all day 1100 87 street 37 avenue apts all day and how often do you go back there i mean for the most part i'm traveling so much i you know um it's Thanksgiving Christmas or

or, you know, sometimes I go kick on my homeboys who still live there. You know, I'll go back there. Give me an example, Flo, of one time that you go out to your mailbox, wherever it is that you're living these days, and you're surprised because there's just a giant check in there that you weren't expecting. You're like, oh, my God, look at this. It's great to be me because look at this giant check I wasn't expecting.

It's for blank. Hey, you know, I mean, for the most part, you know, I got the mail transferred over to my new resort. You know, I can call it a mansion. I call it a resort, you know. But I'll go through that, you know, when I pull up, the mailboxes is actually right there by the street, So everybody start calling everybody, and they, you know, they just come out and we just be chilling and vibing, you know, just say what's up to the old friends and things like that.

But you didn't answer my question, though. Like, what, the amount of money in the mailbox? Oh, we ought to keep that on a low, low, low, low, low.