The Josh Innes Show - JIS: Josh Is Anti Social

Episode Date: July 26, 2022

Josh Innes and Jilly open the show talking about Josh's sisters missing cat. For some reason Jilly has been roped in to this search for the cat. Keep in mind that Jilly is a thousand miles away. Josh ...makes the mistake of telling Jilly that coyotes have been spotted near by. Josh explains the "HandiFat" movement. Jilly thinks Josh is anti social with the neighbors. Josh shares a story about Tennessee folks and their desire to share their life story with strangers. Will the Astros trade for Josh Bell? Is Wally from " Leave It To Beaver" dead? Aaron Rodgers looks like Nic Cage in "Con Air". Jim Harbaugh is willing to adopt kids as opposed to seeing them terminated. Josh thinks this is actually a deviant plan to build a football powerhouse. Jerry Jones has a strange way of supporting Mike McCarthy. Josh rants about small business ownership in Tennessee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:01:36 Let's go. This is the Josh and his show. Howdy, everybody, and welcome in. It's Josh and Jilly. Glad you are spending some time with us. How are you, Jilly? I'm good. Your sister's just texting me.
Starting point is 00:01:51 Apparently, they got a new kitten. Oh, my sister has a cat? Is lost. So they've lost the cat, like, out in the streets? No, she doesn't know. So why does this concern you? I don't know. But I was like, oh, I don't really know anything about cats.
Starting point is 00:02:08 I can't really offer much suggestion. They're assholes. How about this? Say, where do assholes hang out? And then that will be where the cat is. I guess her husband thinks maybe their dog ate it. Wouldn't that be something? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:02:20 Like, okay, first of all, he's a fucking idiot. Bless his heart. But, like, if that dog would have eaten that cat, there would have been some remnants of it somewhere. But it's fine. How big was the cat? Tiny. Okay, maybe it ate the cat.
Starting point is 00:02:33 I take that back, Brian Perrant Jr. Maybe you're not as dumb as I thought. My God. So, again, how does this concern you? Like, are you going to have the answers to where the cat is? Hey, I know you're a thousand miles away in Tennessee. I don't know. Can you help me find my fucking cat? I'm going to have the answers to where the cat is? Hey, I know you're a thousand miles away in Tennessee. Can you help me find my fucking cat?
Starting point is 00:02:49 I'm going to turn on my FaceTime and walk around the house. Tell me if you fucking see anything. Like, what's that going to do? Oh, God. We got our own concerns here. Well, that's the breaking news here in Baton Rouge. Breaking news in Baton Rouge is my sister bought a cat for some reason. And now the cat may have been eaten by the dog. It's a kitten. Or elf.
Starting point is 00:03:05 Has anybody seen elf? How about that? And they already have, what, like two other cats and two dogs, and now they got this kitten? Well, had this kitten. Oh, I don't think. Now, you would not like it if you had a little animal and someone was already speaking of it in past tense. Well, I feel bad, but I'm like, I don't know what I'm supposed to do to help the situation. Here's what you do.
Starting point is 00:03:24 You say, Emily, the fucking cat's dead go get a new one i offered like your advice i said josh thinks if you know jade ate the cat maybe there would be yeah a crime scene yeah you'd see something or there'd be blood on the dog's face or something i don't know but we got our own animal concerns because i saw a stride if you saw this one today and i might regret bringing this up but knowing you you probably saw it like apparently in the green Hill area over here, which is right down the road from us. People have been spotting coyotes. Oh fuck.
Starting point is 00:03:53 Yep. I shouldn't have told you, but, but I asked all of the listeners and they seem to be very smart folks and they are of the belief that the coyote will not get in our backyard as long as we have a fence. But I see, but I've heard they can jump them.
Starting point is 00:04:06 They can climb them. Listen, these are hills. Also, our fence is falling down. I understand that. I understand that. But it's important to note, as it relates to these coyotes, these are people, these are down-home cooking people. These are salt-of-the-earth people, okay?
Starting point is 00:04:24 They know more about what coyotes and foxes and other critters do than we do. That's true. They are, they are country folk and they all called the radio station today and they said that coyote ain't scaling no damn fence. That's what they said. I said, I said, and then battle shows me some video of like a coyote jumping over a chain link fence. Yeah. Cause the fucker might've grabbed onto the chain link fence and jumped over. He ain't getting over no goddamn wood fence. Wood fence is falling down. All that coyote jumping over a chain link fence. Yeah, because the fucker might have grabbed onto the chain link fence and jumped over. He ain't getting over no goddamn wood fence. The wood fence is falling down. All that coyote has to do is lean against it and it will fall over.
Starting point is 00:04:50 Well, okay, but he ain't gonna. And guess what? I go out there in the morning and every time we take Luther out when it's dark and I flash the damn flashlight and everything else to make sure everything's fine. So I don't think Luther's going to get eaten by a coyote. What if there's a coyote lurking? Okay, what do you mean if there's a coyote lurking? Like, what if you're far away from Luther and the coyote just grabs you?
Starting point is 00:05:09 But I'm not. I'm never far away from Luther in the dark. In the morning, I walk out there with him with the flashlight at four in the morning. He starts eating grass and shit. And I'm like, Luther, and I'm waking up the whole damn neighborhood. Actually, I'm not because these, again, are down-home cooking people. And they're all up at like 3.30 in the, getting in their rigs and driving trucks and shit. So I'm not really waking anybody up, but I'm yelling with, you know, you know, Luther,
Starting point is 00:05:32 stop eating the grass asshole. Like that's what I do. You don't four in the morning. I don't think the coyotes are going to be an issue. I hope not. I don't think that's going to be a problem, but I knew I should, I thought maybe you had seen it, but then again, if you would have seen it, you would have sent it to me. So I guess I just outed the situation and made it worse now by telling you this.
Starting point is 00:05:52 But apparently there are coyotes in the area. I mean, there's always been coyotes in the area. It just matters if they're active. But then again, you didn't have an issue when we would go walk Luther at the trail in Houston. And these assholes had a legitimate picture of a coyote on a sign that says there's a coyote has been sighted here. But we would not go on that side of the Arboretum where the coyote warning signs were. Well, either way, point being in all of this is there's coyotes out there. Now, B. Jones says get him a coyote vest.
Starting point is 00:06:21 I'm not going to do that. Those are expensive, too. And you look like goddamn Mad Max or, you know, like it's really weird. I'm not going to put him in a coyote vest. So anyway, glad you guys are with us today. Speaking of things in my area, there's a couple of things. One, so we were just over at the Publix picking up some barbecue sauce for our crockpot pork that we're making today.
Starting point is 00:06:44 A little pork action. Very tasty. You didn't tell me that, like, multiple, like, these coyotes have killed multiple dogs. I didn't remember that part. I wasn't listening. So I didn't know that they, I didn't hear that. I didn't hear it. Now, a nice gentleman called and said, hey, how big is your dog?
Starting point is 00:06:59 He said, 30 pounds. Oh, he could handle his own with a coyote. Oh, no. So, I mean, I think Luther Dow, hey, listen. Again, these are hillbillies. They know. They know this shit. I don't. We're city folk.
Starting point is 00:07:11 No, but I mean, like, with Luther, when you say 30 pounds, like, he's not a big dog. He's stocky. He is. I think he might be able to fuck up a coyote. He may. Like, apparently, these coyotes are very light. Basically, they're just, like like mangy dogs. They're like shitty out of shape dogs. They're like, they're all built like kid rock. Like coyotes
Starting point is 00:07:31 are the kid rock of dogs, kind of trashy, kind of mangy, very wiry, uh, probably hopped up on something. Love America. Like that's what they are. i think luther'd be okay also a question out of the shoot from not a fanboy did i miss the update on the wasps the wasps have been taken care of the folks from orkin came yesterday and jilly was here what did they do how did they get rid of that shit he went back there he had like a little pole and he just fucked well first he sprayed it with this instant kill spray and like 14 fucking wasps came out. Turns out there was some sort of hornet that he said was even worse than wasps, like aggressive-wise and like painful-wise, if they would sting you. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:12 But like 14 of them just fell out dead. So then he used a little stick. It's amazing how many of them can fit in there. It's like not a huge space. Knocked out like four nests. One more on the side behind the grill. Oh, boy. That's fun. So he took care of those waspers yep get you some of that but he did confirm that the uh paper bags should work but i guess we didn't change them enough so they have to be like fresh
Starting point is 00:08:36 looking paper bags to really keep uh the carpenter bees and the wasps believe that shit that we took care of that and didn't have to pay a dime for it. Speaking of not paying a dime, I got a lot of stories today. I got one about the fat lady at the Publix that I don't think is really handicapped. I'll start there really quick. That's not a long one. We were just over at Publix and we parked there. There was a spot right next to the handicap spot. There was this fat woman walking out and one of the girls there working in the Publix pushed her cart out and she was parked in a handicap spot. She didn't seem handicapped. She just seemed fat. I think she was handy fat. That's a new term. That's a, that's a, that's a term I've come up with. I've coined it. I'm going to put it on shirts. That bitch was handy fat. I saw nothing wrong.
Starting point is 00:09:30 She could walk totally fine. Yet she had some skinny little twig girl pushing her cart. And then she sat her ass down while the girl was unloading all of her shit. She was handy fat. And I think it's about time we start acknowledging the fact that these fat people are lazy and they're getting by and getting handicap stickers and parking in all the good spots and taking them from legit handicapped people because they're just fat. Tennessee gives off the vibe is like it's a place where like fat people will pretend to be handicapped. That's a very southern states thing. Fat people like oh no I'm handicapped. I think that happens in all states. It's a southern states thing. Also, not to go back to the coyotes. Are you still looking at coyote stories?
Starting point is 00:10:08 I'm talking about handy fat people, and now you're going back to the damn coyotes. Well, because in one section of the story, they say Green Hill. In the next story, they say Green Hills, which is not near us. Okay, here's the thing then. So which one is it? Well, because I asked that of Battle today. Because he said Green Hill. Well, that's what the first sentence here says. But is it Green Hills?
Starting point is 00:10:30 I don't know. It says neighbors in Green Hill. And I can't trust Battle to have it right. So I just assume he's wrong all the time. They've been warning each other. And then you scroll down and it's like, where's the one part? Yeah, more than four people in the Green Hills area told them their small pets were lost to coyotes. Green Hills?
Starting point is 00:10:49 That's like in the city. Green Hills is like more of an urban area than this one. Well, there's a lot of forest preserves there. There are, but it's a far more urban area than we're in. I mean, we're kind of out here. So I need clarification. It's off of Estes Road. Well look up Estes Road. There's a hundred Estes
Starting point is 00:11:08 Road. How is that possible? How is there more than one Estes Road? How is there like seven old Hickory Boulevards here? There just are. Anyway, so you keep looking that up and I'll keep bitching about the fat people until you get the answer to your question. Notafanboy asks, what if it was a fat military
Starting point is 00:11:24 vet who has a DV license plate? Because this was a big hefty lady person walking around in her oversized stretchy pants and having like, if you can, like, here's my issue. If you can walk your fat ass out of the publics, then someone doesn't have to push your cart. How about that? If you are capable of walking, why is somebody else pushing your cart? And why are you in a handicapped spot? And then she like sat like in the trunk of her minivan too while this poor girl was like unloading all of her groceries. The girl she had going out there was probably like a 17-year-old high school kid.
Starting point is 00:11:57 She looked like she weighed 80 pounds and this heifer of a woman's just waddling out behind her and then sits down in the back of her car and waits for this girl to unload her stuff. She's handy fat. She was giving orders of what to put where in the trunk, too. She is handy fat. Thank you. So, anyway. Let's see.
Starting point is 00:12:19 Anyway, D.S. says, being back in PA sucks. All I want to do is chills in the creek back in Rapid City with some silver bullets. Life is tough that way. Trevor says, Josh, this happens in Florida, so I agree with you. Well, Florida's probably like the apex of where all this is, like the mecca. The mecca of handy fats is probably Florida. But Tennessee's got to be up there as well. Another thing about Tennessee, I got a lot of stories today.
Starting point is 00:12:44 And there's very nice people here, because I know we got people that listen. I've seen the numbers actually go up, up, up on this podcast for Tennessee, which is very cool. Now, Tennessee has become our third most active state when it comes to people who listen to the podcast. It's Texas, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Florida or New Jersey, and then Tennessee. Well, that would be fourth. Okay, it's third or fourth. It doesn't matter. It's one of the top ones.
Starting point is 00:13:09 You're glamorizing. Well, I'm just telling you it's one of the top ones. So the folks are very nice. Here's the problem with people in Tennessee. Is they don't really have the ability to know what part of the conversation is relevant and what isn't. They just go, right? So we're walking Luther last night and we're walking through the neighborhood and you know how you give like a perfunctory kind of like, you know, nod or, you know, like, like, hello,
Starting point is 00:13:38 how you doing? And they say, hey man, how are you? Good. All right. Have a good one. Yep. The thing is they don't understand that. They don't understand that.
Starting point is 00:13:44 Like when you ask someone how they're doing, it's not because you legitimately give a shit about how they're doing. It's because that's just kind of the nice thing to do. And you're not expected to legitimately tell people how you're doing. Well, Tennessee people don't really get that. So we're walking with Luther and there's this guy standing out by his truck, right? There's like an RV parked, like a Cousin Eddie RV parked in the driveway. He's by his truck out in front. Guy goes, hey, we say, hey, man, what's up? How are you?
Starting point is 00:14:16 No, he does what he does first. He goes, hey, how you folks doing? Hey, man, we're doing very good, man. How are you? And we're walking. We're not stopping. It's just one of those quick, like, hey, bud, good to see you. And we walk. Say hi to the neighbors. We walk and stopping. It's just one of those quick, like, hey, bud, good to see you. And we walk. Say hi to the neighbor.
Starting point is 00:14:25 We walk and we go, right? So what happens? He comes back to us and we go, hey, how you doing, man? Well, brother, a rock hit my windshield. I'm like, man, that's tough, man. And then he goes into a full-on breakdown of the rock hitting his truck. Mind you, we're walking away. We're not stopping.
Starting point is 00:14:47 We're not acting like we're engaged in this conversation. We do not care about this conversation. We are not interested. People in Tennessee just love to talk. Like, they will tell you your whole life story. You will know everything about some person. Like, it's fascinating. It's like, you know, it's Southern hospitality, I guess.
Starting point is 00:15:02 But, like, people in Tennessee love to talk. But they also love but they also love to talk about their lives yeah you'll find out somebody's whole life story and they love to tell you their life story without actually like about people you've never heard of but they never tell you who those people are they just talk like you know them so it's like well i was your damn rock hit my truck it's like yeah yeah how about that he goes yeah we were driving in from california me and goes, yeah, we were driving in from California, me and Billy, we were driving in from California, damn rock, damn wind hitting our windshield. And like, we're literally miles away walking away now.
Starting point is 00:15:33 We're like a football field away and he won't shut up. And I'm like, dude, like, I appreciate you, but my God, like, I don't care. What if he listens to this podcast? Then I'm just going to tell you, I have nothing against you. I just don't give a shit. Like, I don't care about the rock hitting your windshield. When someone asks, hey, how's your day?
Starting point is 00:15:53 No one cares about how your day is. At least this was in the neighborhood to defend him a little bit. Like, most people that aren't us actually know their neighbors and actually talk to their neighbors and sometimes go over to their neighbor's houses. But that guy is way over there. It's not like the people across the street. There's no reason for us to know a guy a mile away. I don't know that guy. I don't know the people here either.
Starting point is 00:16:13 I know our dude that might shoot somebody if they try to break into our house. That's it. But as we talked about the other day, you even try to avoid eye contact with him. You just don't like to say hi to anybody. That's not true. I'll say, hey, how are you? I don't want to talk to people. I you? I don't want to talk to people. I know.
Starting point is 00:16:25 I don't want to talk to anybody. And as I said, you ignored a five-year-old kid the other day. Well, what kind of, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, like, I talk to Battle every day. I have plenty of conversations with five-year-old kids. But he waved right at you, and he loves Luther, and you just, like, powered right through. Well, listen, man, what kind of conversation am I going to have with a five-year-old? What are we going to talk about?
Starting point is 00:16:42 Well, you could have at least waved back. Like, what am I going to say? Like, hey, do you think the Cardinals are going to pull off a trade for Soto? What kind of conversation am I going to have with a five-year-old. What are we going to talk about? You could have at least waved back. What am I going to say? Hey, do you think the Cardinals are going to pull off a trade for Soto? What kind of conversation am I going to have with a five-year-old? You just wave back and let him pet the dog, which is what he wanted to do. Well, I mean, Luther was walking too.
Starting point is 00:16:55 You can blame him. You can blame Luther for that. Luther didn't want to get pet by that kid either. You never know, maybe that kid's like a mongoloid and would have hurt him. You don't know. He's pet him before, So I don't think that's the case. All I'm saying here is I don't care to make small talk with neighbor people. I don't dislike them. I have nothing against them. I just don't want to talk. I talk for a living. I get tired of talking. You know, what kind of five-year-old, what are we going to talk about? Hey, like, what do you,
Starting point is 00:17:24 what do you think about Tannehill? You think they got enough help for Tannehill this year? What about Vince? How about Vince leaving WWE? All you do is wave at the kid, and the mom goes, oh yeah, he loves dogs.
Starting point is 00:17:35 Like, we've seen them a hundred times, and you ignore everybody. I don't, like, I'll say, howdy. Very rarely do you do that alone.
Starting point is 00:17:42 Here's what I've got to learn. Very rarely do you do that. Here's what I've got to learn. I need to you do that? Here's what I've got to learn. I need to stop asking how you're doing and learn a new greeting. That's a better idea. Because if I ask a question, I'm leaving it open for them. You're going to say hi. I got to be like, don't say how you're doing.
Starting point is 00:17:56 Howdy. I'm just going to say howdy folks. Howdy folks. And then that's it. And, and that's because if I ask them, it's on me at that point. I blame myself for asking them. Again, I have nothing against any of the people here. I just like to be left alone. I don't want to have, I don't need friends.
Starting point is 00:18:12 I don't need neighborly friends. I don't need to go over and have a little powwow or sit around and like wait for intruders to come in so we could shoot them and shit. Like that didn't do anything for me. I'm sure they're fine. It would be nice to have friends. It would be, but it ain't going to be these folks.
Starting point is 00:18:28 It might've been nice when we first moved here. Then like, we just never really, these aren't our people. This is not our crew. No one's your people. No, they are.
Starting point is 00:18:37 Radio people are my people. You hate radio people, but all my friends are radio people. And the members of just nation, like Brad Hall, who will send me messages and I'll respond to him, will text each other. Yes, but none of those people are here. Me and M.W. Solgrove are ace.
Starting point is 00:18:49 I get that. We can't hang out with them, obviously. But these are not our people. We're not going to be friends with these folks. What are we going to do? What are we going to do? Hey, you want to take me for a ride in your fucking rig, dude, across the street? What are we going to do?
Starting point is 00:19:03 Sometimes neighbors just hang out with each other and have barbecues or drink beer or just say you know have casual conversation i don't want to do that watch each other's dogs sometimes that's nice i don't want to do that and you wouldn't trust these people to watch if i knew them i would but you wouldn't all you would do is worry the whole time you go do you think luther's getting along with their dog do you think they're fighting do you think luther peed on something do you think luther's okay should we leave they were friends do you think he're fighting? Do you think Luther peed on something? Do you think Luther's okay? Should we leave? Well, no, because if they were friends with me... Do you think he tore down their blinds? If we were friends, I would be able to just text them and say, what's he doing?
Starting point is 00:19:31 Like when Denise and PK used to watch Luther. But those are our legit friends. Well, they weren't at first. If they would have lived across the street from us, they never would have been, because you wouldn't have talked to them. I get that, but that didn't happen. They are our friends, and they've been our friends for a decade.
Starting point is 00:19:48 I like, bless these people's hearts. Well, it took you a little longer because again, you didn't really talk to them at first. Okay, that's fine. That's how I am. Why does that make me a bad person? It doesn't. It's like people hear me on the radio and they're like, oh, you're such a wacky guy. Why are you so quiet in person? Because that's how I am. The red light goes on. I'm not a practice player, bro. I'm a red light primetime player. When the light goes on, I'm ready to dance and sing and shout and everything. Then when the lights go down and it's practice time, I'm like, bro, I'm not here to practice. I don't need this shit. I perform when the lights are on, which is either on the radio
Starting point is 00:20:18 or when I've had a lot to drink. Those are the times that I perform. Otherwise, I'm not here for your small talk. I'm just not into it. Does it make me a dick? Maybe. Does it make me any more of a dick than me calling that fat handicapped person a handy fat? I don't know. Maybe I'm a dick. Maybe that's just who I am.
Starting point is 00:20:37 Not a fanboy says Josh is on the spectrum. I don't think that's it. I don't believe I am. I think you just may have social anxiety. I think to a degree, everybody does. I think't believe I am. I think you just may have like social anxiety. Oh, I think I, well, I think to a degree everybody does. Like, I think I have social anxiety, like a very, like a tinge. I have a tinge of social anxiety.
Starting point is 00:20:53 Because I just, I'm not comfortable talking in groups of people that I don't know. And I'm, in my mind, I'm like, why the fuck do these people want to talk to me? I don't want to talk to them. And then like, and then like, what if they, I say something like, oh, that's the radio guy radio guy thinks he's big shit talking about all of his shit he's got like no i don't care like i just i'm like i don't know i think you've just become too comfortable and just having relationships and friendships with people where you never actually
Starting point is 00:21:16 see them oh totally it's good time you know you talk to the one guy on the radio here and i'm like we should maybe just go meet up one day like let's go hang out let's actually meet this no wait who's that there's a radio oh yeah oh go hang out. Let's actually meet this guy. No. Wait who's that? There's a radio? Oh yeah. Oh hoops. Who you'll never actually meet. I might. I might meet hoops. We talk with them. It's just it's I Or there's multiple radio people who will tell you hey you're in my city let's meet up for a beer and then we don't.
Starting point is 00:21:36 No. I think we've met up with people before. I can't name them. But we've met up with them. If we went to Houston we'd meet up. I'd meet up with Jim M we've met up with them. If we went to Houston, we'd meet up. I'd meet up with Jim Mudd. Because you know Jim. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:21:48 Do you want me to go meet up with some rando? I don't know. That sounds stupid. No, but these are people that you've been talking to for like a year or two years, three years, and you've never actually met them in person. That's the Rona. I don't think you know how to have an actual friendship anymore. No, that's not true.
Starting point is 00:22:01 I think it is. I think you rely only on text messages and like Twitter messages. Not true. Now you're saying to make friends or to like hang out with people you already know. No, to like actually like meet somebody and say, okay, now we're friends kind of thing. Like, I don't think you know how to do that. But I became friends with Brad Hall and all these folks and we met them. We didn't know them in person before. I brought Ace Gilmore present to work one day. Yeah, you did. I did. I saw her in person in the mean lady at the front desk.
Starting point is 00:22:32 Maybe she and I are friends. And I'm very friendly with the ladies at the gym. Because they seem to like me for some reason. Because they put on music that I like and I sing to it when I work out. Seven days in a row, thank you. A lot of drink Houston type tunes were on today in the gym by the way dirty bit was on made me think of wolf boy dirty bit made me think of Joel Joel was a friend I miss him you know what happens when you make friends
Starting point is 00:22:55 they die and then it's sad well no I know people in here like it's difficult to make friends in your 30s I get that but I guess maybe it's more me than you or like, I would like to have a couple people that we actually even acquaintances with. That's fair. Look, I get it. But like, here's, and I also think it'd be easier like 10 years ago. Cause remember most of our friends are still from radio one way or the other that we know that we're tight.
Starting point is 00:23:19 Yes. So it would be that way if we were say in a situation where there were more than three people at the radio station if this were like a real radio thing where you were there every day and there were tons of sales people and there were other radio people up there I think it'd be easier I don't see anybody I literally see battle and I see Jonathan every other day and as far as battle and Jonathan go like one's 40 minutes one way one one's 45 minutes the other way. Yeah. They got kids. Well, I mean, if you'd like, I can inquire about hanging out with someone from one of the other stations.
Starting point is 00:23:51 I'll be like, hey, Wayne D from the big 98, you want to hang? Want to have a hang, bro? Like, I don't know. Look, and it's different here for us too because we because we are not, like, in the city anymore. Like, it's a commitment for us to go meet up with people. Yep. And, I mean, it kind of happened the last time in Houston, too. Like, I would say we didn't really have any friends, per se.
Starting point is 00:24:14 Yep. When we were at 790. I mean, you had Jim, but Jim was 45 minutes away in a task seat. Yeah. And everybody on 790 was older. You know, like, it was just a perfect storm of shit when we were at 610 because everybody was all similar age. We weren't running the roads with Mark Vandermeer and John Lopez,
Starting point is 00:24:31 but me and Ben and Bootsy and Meltzer were all kind of the same age. All the people on your station are about the same age. We all hung out. Well, everyone kind of lived in the same area, which also made it easy. So anyway, all right. Oh, I know I've been telling nothing but stories here. We haven't gotten into anything of any substance. I understand that.
Starting point is 00:24:51 I mean, the Astros lost last night. They're also maybe trying to trade for Josh Bell, which I'm in for because Uli sucks. He got old really fast and trying to win a World Series. So why not? So there's that. I'd be down for that. You know what I was looking at the other day is cause I do the show in Detroit. So I was looking for, you know, Detroit shit to talk about. And I thought about Verlander and the way he pitched on, was it Saturday pitched, I think.
Starting point is 00:25:16 And he was just dominant on Saturday. And I was thinking about the fact, like, I forgot what they had traded to get Verlander. And I went back and looked at the trade. And by the way like I forgot what they had traded to get Verlander and I went back and looked at the trade and by the way I should say the trade we pulled off to get Verlander right of course and and the three dudes they traded are completely worthless and not in the bigs anymore they're like minor league dudes for Detroit and that was a lot of people's argument with that is like well we can't give up the farm for Verlander and they and ultimately though they didn't give up the key pieces and that's why Jeff Luno was so good they didn't give up the key pieces to like they didn't give up Kyle Tucker for instance or guys like that that became you know perennial big-time players they didn't do that like Jeff Luno basically bent over Alavila
Starting point is 00:26:00 but what we know about Alavila who's the general manager of the Tigers is he's fucking terrible but like you look at what you gave up and that's what people do a lot is they'll say oh we can't give up these young studs like the cardinals people are dealing with that now they're like how do we give up our number one farm hand i don't know because juan soto has proven to be fucking good and you've got him for like two and a half more years after this under team control like why not like oh because you think this shortstop kid that's in Memphis or whatever right now is going to be good? What if he's nothing? Keep in mind, the Astros traded, like, I think part of the Verlander deal was like the third, I think it was
Starting point is 00:26:35 like their third best prospect, like third, sixth, the ninth or something. They got rid of three of their top 10 prospects to get Verlander, right? Like, in theory, you would think your third best prospect has a chance to be pretty good, right? That dude's a stiff, doing nothing. And Verlander's going to win the Cy Young, and he's damn near 40, and he's helped you win a World Series. So, like, the problem I have is people get caught up in this world where it's like, how do we, we can't give up these hot minor league prospects.
Starting point is 00:27:01 Who cares? I'm old enough to remember Josh saying to trade Kyle Tucker, and I would have, Legends fans, if it was to get Justin Verlander and Kyle Tucker had to be in there, sacrifice, bro. You have to do that. You know, sometimes you have to give up something that has value. I stand by that.
Starting point is 00:27:18 And by the way, Kyle Tucker stunk for a while. For a good bit, Kyle Tucker stunk. Yeah, they traded their number three number nine and number 11 prospects and these are all names that i've never heard and you're never gonna hear of them because they're not good they're so and again sometimes you're gonna miss maybe you will trade a player that ends up being fantastic but most of the time you won't because they're just there's how many prospects are there thousands of minor league players tons of players.
Starting point is 00:27:48 When you've got a proven commodity who's a legit, legendary type player, like Verlander was, you can make that move. You know? Like I see Pinchay Pancho Villa says, you know, Whitley. It seems like for seven years Whitley's been this guy that people say you can't trade Whitley. He ain't done dick. Whitley was one of the guys we'd always talk about with that. And Legends Finch, you're not wrong.
Starting point is 00:28:06 You want to shit on me that I said to trade Kyle Tucker? I said if it meant to get you a guy like Verlander or a proven commodity that would help you win right away. Last time I checked, when they won the World Series, I don't think Kyle Tucker had a fucking thing to do with that. But Justin Verlander did. And who knows? And some guys you trade as part of deals and they become like Joe
Starting point is 00:28:26 Musgrove is a good pitcher, but keep in mind that Joe Musgrove was already a big league pitcher when they traded him. And it was proven that he could play some guys you train there in the minors and they become nothing like the Cardinals have this, this shortstop. I don't even know his fucking name, but he's this, this shortstop. That's supposed to be great. And I was talking to program director, Jonathan and program director. Jonathan's a Cardinals guy too. And he's this shortstop that's supposed to be great. Now, I was talking to Program Director Jonathan, and Program Director Jonathan's a Cardinals guy too. He's like, well, the only guy I really wouldn't include is the shortstop guy. And I'm like, why?
Starting point is 00:28:52 To get a dude who's got two and a half or whatever years it is left with you on your team, you're trying to win. The division stinks, by the way. The Cubs are awful. The Pirates are awful. The Reds are awful. The Brewers are mid-lane. You mean to tell me you wouldn't trade some hot minor league prospect if it meant that
Starting point is 00:29:08 it got you Juan Soto, a proven major league commodity, who, by the way, right in the middle of your lineup would have Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, and Juan Soto? You would be the favorite to win that division all the time for the next three years. And let's just say that after that happens, as Goldschmidt gets older he's in his mid 30s and as Arenado gets older Soto will be still 22 from what I understand he'll be 22 and he'll be there to help you with the next you'll go around when you replenish uh let's see here um yeah they refused to trade Tucker or Whitley exactly and they eventually you know they didn't trade Tucker he's turned out to be a very good player they weren't wrong jeff luna i mean he missed on some guys but that wasn't one of them
Starting point is 00:29:48 they wouldn't budge and they did that josh you don't remember the astros 2010 2014 that's what the that's what the astros did it was terrible legends fence do you think i didn't fucking live there like when do you think i moved to houston like you don't remember the 2010 to 2014 Astros. No, we were at many of those games. I do. And I remember the Astros before then too, because I spent my whole life watching the Astros because they were on TV and Baton Rouge. Like I used to go to those games all the fucking time. You think I don't know the 2010, 11, 12, 13 Astros. I moved at the end of 2013. I lived all that shit. Carlos Lee was terrible. Of course, Carlos Lee was terrible. What the fuck does Carlos Lee have to do with anything?
Starting point is 00:30:31 I am well aware that the Astros sucked. You're not breaking news to me. So anyway, but yes, that team stunk. God, I saw something else today. And it was something about players who are going to be eligible for the Hall of Fame this year in baseball. I retweeted this. Holy shit, these guys are worthless. Like, I think Beltran's probably a Hall of Famer, and he's the only name on there that popped. And by the way, and again, I don't want to get into, you know, like hardcore Hall of Fame talk because I'm not an asshole. But some of these things interest me. If you're not going to put Barry Bonds in the Hall of Fame, then real talk.
Starting point is 00:31:11 I don't know how these writers can put Carlos Beltran in the Hall of Fame when he was the ringleader of the garbage can banging. So I don't know how Beltran makes it. But out of all those guys who are on there, like the list of these guys, like John Lackey. Like, yep, sign me up for John Lackey in the Hall of Fame and Andre Ethier and Matt Cain. You also take offense because your buddy Lance Berkman didn't even make it to another ballot. That's true. And by the way, if Lance Berkman wasn't good enough to be on the ballot for more than a year, honest to God, outside of Beltran, Lance had a better career than anybody else that's going
Starting point is 00:31:46 to be Hall of Fame eligible for the first time this year. And you can argue his career might have been better than Beltran, although Beltran hit like 420 homers and has like 2,500 hits. So he probably had a better career. But there's no way that the Hall of Fame voters can justify keeping Bonds out and just disregard the fact that you've got a dude like Beltran who is the dude that was the ringleader of that. You've got to be consistent. That's cheating, right? All these writers are so appalled by the Astros
Starting point is 00:32:20 and how awful they are and how terrible they are. Well, then you can't put Carlos Beltran in. It ruins his career. Doesn't that mean, is that part of the player immunity that they were promised? Like, oh, no strike on your record for Hall of Fame stuff? That's not how it works. And those are baseball writers. They can't control what the baseball writers do.
Starting point is 00:32:38 So nothing you can do there. Let's see. I like Negro League player. Negro is censored. Yes, it's a legitimate thing. i will allow it that is legitimately a thing like that i don't even want to get into that again those fucking people i need to send dono how we'll post the dono link for him jelly all right and i haven't even gotten into the the thing about our business but i got so much to get into today i'm feeling it today where should i go next next? Should I rant about that?
Starting point is 00:33:05 Not even rant. I'm going to flex my dick a little bit on that one. But I've also got Jerry Jones to get to. But how about this? So is Wally from Leave it to Beaver, is he actually dead or no? According to his wife, no. According to his people, yes.
Starting point is 00:33:21 So we don't know. So earlier today they said, like Jilly told me me such and such is dead I said who the fuck is that She goes it's Wally from Leave it to Beaver I said what's wrong with him Well he's dead I think you tell me he's not dead
Starting point is 00:33:33 Yeah so his management team posted a statement on Facebook earlier Announcing his death Tony Dow this is But then his wife says no he's not dead And then they deleted that post So I guess he's still alive But I no he's not dead and then they deleted that post oh so i guess he's still alive but i think he's in bad shape probably like i think he has cancer from what i was reading so he's not dead though wally is still alive but he's barely breathing in hospice care according
Starting point is 00:33:59 to the wife so yes so it's it's it's i mean it's inevitable well yeah but they killed him early yeah well he made more news than he would have had he just died normally i don't think he would have actually made news who knows but uh make sure uh you uh rest in power king when you eventually do die how about aaron rogers looking like uh like cameron poe in uh you love i loved i didn't see anybody make that comparison it was an obvious one and I saw it all over the internet after. But that was the most obvious comparison ever. It was brilliant. Dear Hummingbird, break out the fine china, chill the lemonade, tie a yellow ribbon around
Starting point is 00:34:36 the old oak tree, because this boy's coming home to his ladies, coming home forever. I just hope I'm not a disappointment to Casey or to you. Can we all agree that Nicolas Cage's southern accent in Con Air was spot on? Can we all agree? Maybe the best southern accent in the history of cinema. I've never seen it. Goddamn, Jilly. Goddamn, Jilly.
Starting point is 00:35:00 How have you not seen Con Air? I don't know. God, Con Air is such a good movie. It's so bad, but it's so tasty and delicious. But, like, the beginning of it, he's in jail, and you hear that audio, and it just sounds like H.R. McDonough in, or H.R. High, H.I. McDonough in Raising Arizona. Dear Humminbird, break out the fine china, chill the lemonade,
Starting point is 00:35:24 tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree, because this boy's coming home to his ladies, coming home forever. I just hope I'm not a disappointment to Casey or to you. Great call here from Juke1990. He sounds like Brian Kelly. Who's got a better Southern accent? Brian Kelly, which again, spotless, flawless Southern accent, or Nick Cage, flawless accent. Same question that Trevor just asked.
Starting point is 00:35:51 I mean, it is perfect. A perfect one. So let me break down Con Air for you really quick. So Nick Cage is like a US, like he's an Army Ranger type guy. Maybe I'd like to watch it. Well, no, I'm not going to tell you anything that's going to spoil the movie. It's not like it's a deep plot anyway. But in Con Air.
Starting point is 00:36:12 So he's like an Army Ranger or some shit. And his wife is in some random fucking town in Alabama. Or his girlfriend. I don't know if they're married. I think they're married. And she's, you know, whatever. She's back like tending bar in like Bayou La Batre, Alabama. Like Bubba's probably there.
Starting point is 00:36:26 They're shrimping. And he comes back after being like a badass army ranger. Well, these dudes start some shit with him at the bar for whatever reason. They're like, oh, army ranger boy. And they're like hitting on his lady and shit. He finds out his lady's pregnant and all this, like her stomach's, she's like pregnant. It's like, oh boy, we're having a baby. Is it his?
Starting point is 00:36:43 Well, that's the assumption. Although here's a fair fair question i don't know how long he was away i don't know that that was his kid but anyway so they get into a kerfuffle right they put some shit go they get their dukes up and he uses his like his army ranger skills and kills some guy so he has to go to fucking jail so then like for like years, like probably like five or six years, like the, the, the, he's in jail, like getting hardened and shit. And like, she has the baby and all this and they write to each other and shit. And then he finally gets out. But to get back home, he's got to get on this fucking airplane with all these real bad motherfuckers, like Cyrus, the virus. And like, these guys are some bad sons of bitches. They'll fuck you up.
Starting point is 00:37:24 Like they're legit bad dudes. And then like the key is he's got to make it home but then like spoiler this isn't a spoiler alert this would be in the trailer the cons take over the fucking plane and now Cameron Poe has got to be the fucking hero and land this fucker and then he's got to get home to his lady and his kid who he's never met before but he's been writing letters to the whole time. That's Casey. Which may or may not be his. I don't know that it's ever confirmed. I'm assuming it is but who knows. But I think you should watch Con Air. It's truly one of the greatest movies ever made. It's just non-stop fucking action and it's great and it's Nick Cage with a terrible accent and dressed like Aaron Rodgers. All that to tell you that Aaron Rodgers looked just like Nick Cage.
Starting point is 00:38:11 M.W. Solgrove says, Josh, please be joking. It's the most horrific Southern accent ever. M.W. What? No, listen to this and tell me it's a horrific Southern accent. Dear Hummingbird, break out the fine china, chill the lemonade, tie a yellow ribbon around the old oak tree, because this boy's coming home to his ladies. Coming home forever. I just hope I'm not a disappointment to Casey or to you. That is a great Southern accent. Like, I think that's a
Starting point is 00:38:38 better Southern accent than Paula Deen. I think that's about as good as you're going to get. Obviously. I think that's going to happen. I think that that's great. That and Brian Kelly and the entire cast of all the King's men who are all basically English actors using Louisiana accents. Those are all the greatest accents ever in film, in cinema. So don't talk shit, M.W. Solgrove. Your mouth is writing checks that your ass can't cash or whatever, whatever the saying is. Other stuff today. Let me see here. I have got,
Starting point is 00:39:17 oh, what was the story you had about the, oh, the big thing that said the story is, is Harbaugh. So Harbaugh said that if any of his players or his family members had a baby or were pregnant, he'd say, I'd take care of that baby. Yep. That would be my baby. And people are shitting on him for that. I have an idea. How about we just let people say what they believe and then otherwise just fuck off. Like, just let them be like, everything shouldn't be a federal case. If Harbaugh wants to say he's going to take care of someone's kid if they get knocked up, cool. Like, it shouldn't be controversial and it shouldn't be something that should get a guy fired. If someone says they're pro-life, pro-choice, whatever, who fucking cares? Just let them do whatever you want to do, you know?
Starting point is 00:40:00 What happens if, like, seven guys knock up a chick on the team? Well, then I think you're going to get a scene from life. My baby boss. He's lying. I'm the father of that baby boss. Boss. I'm that baby's daddy.
Starting point is 00:40:13 Any fool can see that baby belongs to me. I want a different, that little rascal belong to me. Proud to say boss. I'm that baby's daddy. I be the pa boss. I'm the pa that they're young and boss. I'm the pappy. And I'm the p boss. I'm the paw that they're young and boss. I'm the pappy.
Starting point is 00:40:26 And I'm the pappy. That's going to be Harbaugh. I'm the pappy. I'm the pappy. Let that unborn child be born. And if at that time you don't feel like you can care for it, you don't have the means or the wherewithal, then Sarah and I will take that baby.
Starting point is 00:40:38 We got a big house. We'll raise that baby. That's how life works. It's like, we got a big house. We'll take care of all you like like old mother hubbard sorry you peasants can't afford a child i can afford 70 i will take i make eight million dollars a year i will take care of all of your children so what's gonna end up happening now is you're gonna get um like you're gonna get up there
Starting point is 00:41:00 and like everybody on the team's gonna knock somebody up they're like all right let's see i double dare you motherfucker anybody in the family or in the program i double dog dare you i'm the peppy i'm the peppy be dropping babies off at like jim harbaugh's house like and leaving them in little like baskets like little bassinets for sure like there's someone's gonna knock on the door like the starting quarterback is gonna knock on the door and run and there's gonna be a little baby in the basket like problem child like someone's gonna answer the door like the starting quarterback is going to knock on the door and run and there's going to be a little baby in the basket like problem child like someone's going to answer the door oh this child is a blessing and it's going to be you know somebody's kid and every day there's going to be something trevor says jim harbaugh is going to open up a daycare wouldn't
Starting point is 00:41:37 that be something he just uses his mansion to start a daycare business and it's such like a humble brag too like yes sorry that you can't afford a baby, but I've got a giant house. So, so come on over, come on over. You guys want to fuck around a little bit? Don't, Hey, you know what? I would urge you to play it safe, but if you're going to get knocked up, have the baby, tell your, your baby mama to have the baby, just bring them to the house. We'll take them.
Starting point is 00:41:58 Maybe that's part of his, ah, maybe he's got a plan. I don't know how long Harbaugh is going to live. I don't know. He's like in his fifties, sixties probably, but maybe he's got a plan. I don't know how long Harbaugh is going to live. I don't know. He's like in his 50s, 60s probably. But maybe he's got a plan, and the plan is to have all these talented kids make more talented kids. He's just going to have his own football team. And then he's going to raise these kids, and he's going to have a whole, like in 18 years, he's going to have the most dominant team ever of kids that were literally genetically made to be great football players. They came from the spunk of football players,
Starting point is 00:42:30 and they were raised by a football coach, and now he's got a whole unit. He's got 22 of them. He's hoping everybody on the damn roster has a kid, and he is going to raise them. I don't bet me. See, that's what he needs to do. This is a great recruiting pitch, says Juke1990.
Starting point is 00:42:43 I agree. What can help you stand out over all these big money schools? Cause apparently Michigan's not a big NIL school, right? So how can you lure kids to your school? Like, well, I mean, you can go to Alabama, you can go to LSU, you can go to Florida, you can go to Notre Dame, whatever. But Harbaugh comes into your house and says, yeah, but is Nick Saban going to take care of your bastard child? I didn't think so, but I will.
Starting point is 00:43:07 Come to Michigan. I will be glad to do it. I got a big house. Listen, we play in the big house, but we also have a big house at home. And that's where all of the kids, the rascals, we have some little rascals. So look, you don't even have to wrap it up. Go out there and fuck whoever you want. I hope you have more kids. They're going to be super talented football players. They're going
Starting point is 00:43:28 to help us win games at Michigan. I guess the question is though, is he going to pay for them to have the baby? Cause it's not just, you know, once the baby's born, we can't afford it. It's expensive to have a baby. He should have had that written into his contract that Michigan has to take care of all that. It's like, listen, as part of my contract, I'm going to take care of all of these babies that will one day produce a super football team in 18 years, but you guys have to pay for all the medical expenses. You got that, Michigan? You doofs.
Starting point is 00:43:57 You get that? Saban would throw a kid down the creek, no question. I don't think Saban's above killing a baby I don't think he is whatever it takes whatever it takes bro like I like if you ask me like what do you think Saban would do he would push that woman down the stairs Saban is all about the W he's eating that some bitch you think Nick Saban's gonna be like hey my starting quarterback got a lady knocked up coach I think it's gonna be. Well, we'll take care of that fucking distraction. Do you think that Jimbo Fisher's worried about distractions?
Starting point is 00:44:29 They're on our ass. You know what I'm going to do? Oops. You're, oh, how about you invite your little girlfriend over to the house? Bring her up to the second floor. I'll meet you guys at the top of the stairs. I'll greet her there. God.
Starting point is 00:44:41 And Saban's like, he sneezes and actually pushes the lady down the stairs like, oh, no. First of all, he wouldn't. He's got people to do that for him. That's true. That's actually fair. What would Coach O have done? Coach O, I think legitimately, Coach O would have eaten the girl's placenta. He would have been in there.
Starting point is 00:44:59 Because he's a hell of a recruiter. Sprinkle some Tonys on it. He would have been like, hey, what up, baby? Get on in there. Throw the placenta in the crawfish oil. Coach, my girlfriend's having a baby. That baby won't be a tiger. He'd make sure that baby born in Louisiana.
Starting point is 00:45:12 He'd get over there, and he'd show up, and he'd come on in there, and he'd have his Tonys in one hand and some Tabasco in the other, like some hot sauce, and he'd come in there, treat it like it was an oyster, and some crackers. He'd have some crackers. Why don't you put a little placenta on that cracker? And he'd get in there and he'd pour hot sauce and Tony's on the placenta, which is on the cracker.
Starting point is 00:45:35 Yep. Go tacos. Coach O doesn't seem like the kind that would, you know, kill a baby for someone. Nick Saban does. I think Nick Saban would kill anyone. Like, I think he would certainly have somebody take care of it. That's not how I feel about Coach O though. But I could be wrong. I mean, Coach O is a mega MAGA guy. So I mean, you would think he'd be a pro lifer, but who knows? I'm not sure. Earlier, somebody commented that they missed the days
Starting point is 00:46:01 of like people just like saying, just like leaving their politics out of shit. I agree. But I also think if people are going to include their politics and shit, it shouldn't be a situation where if they have the wrong politics, their livelihood should be in jeopardy there. They should be fined $100,000 like Jack Del Rio was. Apparently Jack Del Rio was trending this morning. Did you see that he was trending?
Starting point is 00:46:21 So Jack Del Rio was trending because there was an anonymous nfl defensive coordinator ever confirmed that this was jack no okay it was just like it was just funny because like well i guess i'm gonna have to pick an anonymous defensive coordinator to say that the black quarterback has no chance well i guess it would be the it'd be the january 6th denier guy i guess so and that's why he was trending this morning. I thought that was good. That was a fun time. Old Jack Del Rio. Although he got fucked pretty good having to pay that $100,000 fine. That is stupid. And everybody is insane. Other stuff. So Jerry Jones was asked about the job status of Mike McCarthy, because that's what he always has to answer because he creates this
Starting point is 00:47:07 drama and then acts like he doesn't create the drama. I think Jerry loves it. But this is Jerry Jones talking about the situation with McCarthy. One of the ones I want to address directly because I guess it's the one that probably the one that I have the most sensitivity about, and that is Mike and him coaching. And I want to be real clear. He wouldn't be sitting here today if I didn't think he was the man to lead this team to a Super Bowl. He would not be. And I have choices. And so that's not meant to be insensitive to anybody. That's a fact. Like that is the ultimate. He's like, I think he's going to
Starting point is 00:47:54 win a Super Bowl and understand I got a lot of people that I could hire and I'm talking to. I'm waiting for Sean Payton. Just know that. But I believe in this guy. But I also want I want I also got five other people that want this job. So enjoy enjoy it like imagine like those were your vows when you got married like let me tell you something I believe that we're going to be in this for a long time and I know women because I've got choices and I chose you but just know you slip up I've got options I've got options I got options baby and I have choices and I do have choices so keep that in mind kiddos jera's got choices and i have choices so now you know do you miss having to a cover training camp here and nothing happening for the next three weeks no i don't i there's a guy named richard condon who
Starting point is 00:48:40 still works in baton rouge and i remember i'd listen to him he was kind of one of my heroes growing up matt used to work with him and they're like best friends and I used to listen and he would always talk about like Matt doing training camp stuff and Condon would go hey call me if somebody gets arrested or breaks a leg and I'm like yeah that's how I feel about it who cares yep what's the worst training camp to cover, Josh? All of them. Well, the big news. Especially now. It's nothing but like soft-ass practices. Who cares? The big news here today was that Taylor LeJuan has announced that he will be taking a break
Starting point is 00:49:12 from social media to focus on camp and the season. Why do you have to make that announcement? Like, hey, guys, just so you know, I actually care about my job this year. I have breaking news, guys. Is he going to take a break from his podcast, too, or just social media? I don't know. Because he has a podcast that he does during the season, too, right? Bussing with the boys.
Starting point is 00:49:29 Yeah. Yeah. Because he got a lot of shit here, though, from being on social media all the time. I mean, really. He is. But, like, I really enjoy this. It's like, basically, last couple of years, I've been stealing your money and haven't given a shit about my job, but I'm going to refocus now.
Starting point is 00:49:43 This time, I'm in. I am ready to go. Honestly, they should just ban players from social media during the season. But that would be racist or something. I know, but nothing good comes from it, and you've had to learn it the hard way. Yeah, you don't want to do that. You can't ban people from that, I guess. Although you're waiting for the A.J. Brown tweets.
Starting point is 00:50:03 Oh, yeah. Look, I can't wait for the A.J. Brown meltdown. Like today I saw a story that AJ Brown went into the team store and bought everybody in the store, his Jersey. Like I can't wait for the Philly meltdown. I can't wait. I can't wait for the media to turn on the guy because they're imbeciles. We've talked about this Philly media. People have like five things they like to talk about. And one of them is if, you know, you mistreat the fans in some ways, if they give a shit about the fans. But I cannot wait. I cannot wait for the meltdown to happen.
Starting point is 00:50:31 It's going to be beautiful. Oh, I can't wait. I'm just counting down the days. Counting down the days, baby. It's going to be exciting. I can't wait. Now. And old Julio Jones, he signed with Tampa Bay.
Starting point is 00:50:43 What a putz. Of course. That dude came here to Tennessee and was a total dud, was hurt the whole time. Now he's like, I got to go chase a ring, go team up with Tom. Tom's going to play until he's 50 and all these hacks that can't get a ring are just going to go team up with him and try to get one. Anyway, before we get out of here, I will share with you a story. So as you know, we're in the process of dissolving our LLC, our LLC, Luther Pup Productions. After I saw all the taxes, the local taxes and bullshit state taxes that they levy upon you in Tennessee, I decided that this is not worth it. We're just
Starting point is 00:51:19 going to do it like people that have food trucks do. I'm not going to have an LLC. I'm just going to have people, sponsors and everybody pay me through PayPal, whatever. I pay my fucking taxes. I'm not some fucking asshole. Taxation's theft, by the way, but I pay my fucking taxes and my federal taxes and everything else. I'm not a criminal. I'm not, I'm not blade. Okay. So I'm a, I'm a standup citizen. But when I learned that this bullshit, these bullshit taxes for my LLC were coming down from the state of Tennessee, we're like, fuck this. So we're just, we're in the process of dissolving our LLC. Problem is I had to pay off whatever taxes were still there. Cause I got a letter from the state of Tennessee and they're like, Hey, you might owe some taxes. So there was like a, a, like a franchise and excise
Starting point is 00:51:58 tax. And that was like a hundred bucks. And I said, fuck it, I'll pay this. There was another tax. It was like 20 bucks or something. So I paid it. Then there was a sales tax. It was like a sales and something else tax. I forgot exactly what it was, like sales and something. And they needed to know the gross or whatever. They needed to know how much. And then there was a percentage of the gross that we made or something that was going to determine how much I had to pay in this tax, right?
Starting point is 00:52:23 So I entered all the numbers they needed to know today. And I was going to owe like $5,000 in taxes. And I said, the fuck I am. In addition to the already the tax we filed with the federal government. Yeah. Oh, I've already paid my tax. Oh, totally. Like, like, like, like again, I was a single member LLC. That was how Luther pup productions was set up. So I paid my fucking taxes on my income. Like I'd basically be getting like double fucking taxed in my mind. Right. But it was a sales tax, right? There was a local sales tax and a state sales for, for yes. So here's what I did. I was like, shit, I was worried at first. I'm like, how am I going to pay like five, six grand on these fucking taxes that I didn't even fucking know exists, right? So I started digging.
Starting point is 00:53:05 I just started Googling shit. I'm like, I'm going to find something. So after I worked out, I sat in the parking lot of the gym in the car. And I'm scrolling through this shit. And I'm like, all right, is there something I can find in here? Because this is bullshit. And I've talked about this on the air. It's bullshit what these small businesses have to go through and the taxes they have to pay.
Starting point is 00:53:23 These are the people you want working. You want that happening, but the government doesn't want that because the government wants all these people that they're in bed with, the Walmarts and everybody else to benefit, and they want to kill the little man, right? That's what they're into, and fine, right? They don't want small businesses to succeed. That's why they bend them over. So I start searching, and I'm like, I'm reading every detail. I looked up exemptions for sales tax, right? In, in, in sales and whatever tax in the state of Tennessee. And I go, okay, let me see this. And at one point it was something along the lines of tangible goods.
Starting point is 00:53:57 Like, do you sell, like you are exempt if you don't sell anything tangible. I'm like, don't fucking sell me. I sell commercials. Like people buy spots on the show. That's it for the most part. It's just, it ain't nothing tangible. I'm like, don't fucking sell me. I sell commercials. Like people buy spots on the show. That's it for the most part. It's just, it ain't nothing tangible about the bulk of what I'm doing. So I'm like, this is bullshit. This is stupid. Like I, like it is absurd. So I called this, this Tennessee department of revenue. And I'm like, listen, I found this, I'm looking at this, my business, like how can you charge me like a sales tax and a sales and whatever tax if I'm not out here
Starting point is 00:54:33 actually giving anybody anything? And by the way, the people that are buying these commercials are all in fucking Texas. None of this is happening here. Everybody that buys an ad on my show, on my podcast is somebody who's in Texas. Or South Carolina. Or, yes, that's it in Dr. Busby. That's it. So I call them. I'm like, this is bullshit.
Starting point is 00:54:51 Like, I don't understand. They're like, well, and to their credit, it was like, well, you've basically discovered the loophole that works, so go in here, change blank, blank, and blank, and you won't have to pay this. I said, you bet your fucking ass I don't have to fucking pay this. Trying to bend Josh Ennis over, trying to fuck me in the ass no josh ennis fucks you in the ass fuck that and mw sogo brings up well we have to careful because biden wants to start taking taxes from business for paypal but we already do yeah we actually actually have our paypal tax forms already yeah they like paypal and all these send you tax forms yeah you report
Starting point is 00:55:22 that already yeah so yeah like basically so in my mind I'm getting double taxed for this shit. But you probably honestly could have easily not reported like the PayPal and donos and stuff. You very easily probably could have just like, well, I try to do things the right way. I couldn't do that because again, they give you,
Starting point is 00:55:38 I think, what is it? A 10 99. I'm sure not everybody who gets PayPal and Etsy donations reports those. They must. Cause I'm not a business on there. So there's a tax section of PayPal, when you look at PayPal. Now, maybe, I don't think that, I think most people do now.
Starting point is 00:55:58 And there's a tax, and it shows you what you've made and all that. So, I mean, I wasn't going to not report it. Well, no, I'm saying, but I'm sure there's plenty of people who don't do that. Well, then if they do, they're going to get caught because those are 1099s. I believe it's a 1099. But whatever it is, it is a legit tax form. So if those people don't pay that, they will probably get popped for that because PayPal is issued. And I don't mind that. I think taxation is bullshit.
Starting point is 00:56:20 Taxation is theft, all that. I'm down with that. But whatever, it's the rule. You pay is theft, all that. I'm down with that. But like, but whatever, it's the rule, you pay your taxes, whatever. But these small business people get hosed, man. They get really screwed. I'm just an asshole doing a podcast and I'm going to quit my business and just do it a different way, you know? But like these, there's people out here who are trying to make a living. They want to have a small business. We encourage people to start small businesses. Then we price them out of shit and overtax them for stuff.
Starting point is 00:56:47 And these are people who want to do something. And we sit here and we reward people who don't want to do anything. People who want to sit on their fucking asses all day, we reward them. And people are out here grinding and trying to make a fucking living and trying to do something for themselves. We're like, oh, no, we're going to tax you here, here, here. Like, why in this country with the fucking lousy politicians we have do we want to punish people who are trying to move the economy forward and reward deadbeat losers
Starting point is 00:57:07 who don't want to do anything? That's bullshit. And fuck that. So, man, that pissed me off. Well, as far as we know, there's not like a franchise or any of this stuff for Texas. No, Texas rules.
Starting point is 00:57:21 As far as we know. Yeah, I would have known that by now. No, it won't. It won't because they would have done would have known that by now. When are we going to file this to dissolve the LLC? No, it won't. It won't because they would have done that over the last three years. I've seen none of that. So Texas rules at least when it comes to that. Texas does a good job with it. But like Tennessee, what are you doing?
Starting point is 00:57:35 Like why would you start an LLC in Tennessee? And like, now, I guess to some degree there are some people who have an LLC that's not just a single member. They have employees. So it's different. Me, the income that comes in here, it's reported on our taxes, right? So I'm a single member LLC. That's why the asshole government should have to get jobs and pay taxes to join the rest of the population, says Lou Rages.
Starting point is 00:58:00 Thank you. I try not to get hyper-political on here anymore, but overall the government fucking sucks. And I feel bad for small business people, man. Because like, we're in a, like, a small business is a big deal around here. Like, there's a ton of little small mom and pops around our area and shop local and all that. Imagine all the shit these people have to pay to these assholes here.
Starting point is 00:58:20 Like, give me a break, man. And then, of course, you still have to pay the fees to shut down the business. Correct. In both states as well. Correct. So that's the process I'm going through now. But, like, I'm not going to, like, it's not worth it. Then I have to pay all these fees to, like, Zen business and shit.
Starting point is 00:58:36 I'm like, I'm not going to do that. Quickbooks take money. If I'm going to sit here and have sponsors on the show, we'll do it via Venmo or PayPal or Cash App or whatever. But the reality is the small businesses get screwed because these big government people aren't going to screw Walmart. They're not going to screw Target. They're not going to screw the big time people. They're going to screw the mom and pops because the mom and pops don't do anything for them. They don't feed them the way a Walmart does. So screw that, man. Remember in the summer of 2020, Wokes told you, let small businesses die if it saves one life.
Starting point is 00:59:13 They did. That's actually true, Joe. Shut everybody's businesses down because if it saves one life, that was the big talking point in that summer. If it just saves one life, then we need to stay home. And then you killed a bunch of small businesses. Like it hurts me physically hurts me to see people who want to do good and want to build something. Cause there's so many losers in this country who don't want to build anything. They just want to suckle off the teet and bitch when they don't get what they think they deserve. And they're not out there hustling. Like we can make fun of my dad. I'll tell you who fucking hustles. My dad. My dad always finds a way to make it. My dad's never going to be living in a box because my dad always
Starting point is 00:59:49 finds a way. He's a hustler. Like he was sweating a little bit during the Rona. But he's a hustler. But he found a way. Because he finds a way to make it. Because he's a hustler. My dad doesn't want to be a loser that sits on his ass and asks for the government to bail him out. Problem is these shitty politicians have created a world where that's what they want you to be because they need you to be dependent upon them like they're a drug and they need you and you need them. And it sucks. And I'm not some anti-Walmart guy or anti-Target. Like, great, we all benefit from the fact that shit's cheaper at Walmart than it is at your local IGA store. But it's still bullshit the way these small businesses are treated.
Starting point is 01:00:29 We should be encouraging these people to keep the economy moving instead of being a deterrent to them. Because I love these people that go out and have their own clothing stores. Or they have, you know, people want to do whatever their art. Or sell little knickknacks and trinkets. Or whatever they want to do. If they're passionate about it and they want to do it we should be encouraging that but the government doesn't not with their actions certainly not with that shit so fuck that we're out fuck it we're out of the small business game and we're just going to do it a different way and see how it goes man but we've obviously got a great audience of people and people who don't know
Starting point is 01:01:08 and everything. And that was another thing. Like there's a good portion of the revenue from this that comes from donos. Like literally no goods or services are traded whatsoever. It's just people like, Hey, we love the show. Here's 20 bucks. You know, there are, unless you count doing shots as a service. And it's certainly not tangible. No, it's not. Oh, God. Cindy Newt says, remember Farmore? I was thinking about that place randomly. I do remember Farmore.
Starting point is 01:01:35 Farmore was good. Yeah. I mean, Cindy Newt, you're a small business owner, right? I bet you they give you the gravy pipe. You're just out there trying to make it. You're not bitching. You're not complaining. You're out there hustling. That's why I love you. But at least you're not you the gravy pipe. You're just out there trying to make it. You're not bitching. You're not complaining. You're out there hustling.
Starting point is 01:01:46 That's why I love you. But at least you're not in Tennessee. Correct. If you're in Tennessee, I mean, they would cornhole you to no end. But I appreciate that, man. I appreciate the hustle. I respect people. M.W. Sogrove says, we're trading your liver for our money.
Starting point is 01:02:02 Well, goods and services. Shit. Don't tell anybody. Take this Shit. Don't tell anybody. Take this off. Don't post this. We're deleting this video instantly. This is being edited as we speak. I'm planning to edit this.
Starting point is 01:02:14 But anyway. All right. So I guess we should go. We got some pork in the old crock pot. You got to go get Luther. I do. And then I got to pork jelly. No, that didn't come out right
Starting point is 01:02:25 no jilly's gotta pork me that would actually be more accurate in this instance anyway so we're getting out of here you guys are great we love you we'll see you later

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