The Show - ARTISANAL DECONSTRUCTED HANDHELDS
Episode Date: May 20, 2026Community Facebook pages are always filled with very sane reactions. Some of the words restaurants are using are just getting annoying. Dumpster diving is catching on, but Cody was first. Plus so much... more on a Wednesdee!
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We interrupt this program.
Previously, critics had brailed against the duo as crude, dumb, ugly, thoughtless, sexist,
self-destructive, and foolish.
They are not part of the legitimate business world.
What they do is they celebrate underachievement.
And all candor, I would tell you it's outrageous, Phil.
And if I could find some way constitutionally to do away with it, I would.
Let's start it right now.
Let's go.
Let's get into it right now.
There's still the Jack Daniel way.
No, I'd throw up.
I'd throw up.
I was going to say I really would rather not.
I'd throw up in a garbage.
I bet I would.
I bet if I did a shot of Jack Daniels right now.
I bet I'd throw up.
Yeah, my stomach is empty.
I have no food.
And I would throw up.
Good morning, everybody.
Happy Wednesday.
Cooler day today, at least.
Well, 77.
It's going to get there.
Yeah?
But right now.
Oh, my God.
It is.
So, like, muggy.
We've already had the high for the day.
Yeah.
As weird as that sounds.
It's already had the high.
Now it's just going to get cooler, I guess.
Supposed to drop into the, what, mid-60s?
Low 60s.
59, around 11 a.m.
What?
60-ish, it looks like.
Come on.
Come on.
That's all right.
Come on.
That's all right.
Couple of hot days.
Come on a hot babes.
A couple of hot babes.
A couple of hot days.
Hell yeah.
How is everyone's two?
Day? Good. Did you get down about it? Do you go any adventures yesterday?
It took a quick dip out to Tesco again.
I know you got something in that truck for me. I know you got something in that truck for me.
I do. What do you got? T-shirts? Oh, what do you got stickers?
Come on. What are you got in there?
I mean, I think it might be a sea glass.
What are you got in the? Come on. Why are you lying to me? Come on.
I got, want my dog? Cody's driving the K-Rock truck and people always assume it's just full of gifts and prizes.
Yes. Yes. I assure you it is not.
Yeah, BS.
Yeah, I know you got stuff in there.
I wish I did, bud.
You're welcome to take the truck.
Yep, go ahead.
Help yourself.
The other...
Go ahead and rifle through it.
The other guy was like an old school, old guy that was getting into like an old convertible.
Oh.
And was like, hey, got any t-shirts?
I'm ever back in the day for that.
No.
And that was like, not anymore.
He goes, ah, not in a long time.
Nope.
So he was just being, you know, he remembered the days of.
I can assure you there is no budget for giveaway.
The other guy was calling my bluff.
There are, I do have stickers in there.
Do you?
Remember, we've put stickers in there from a long time ago,
just so people, you know, and they do ask.
Get them all you can.
He didn't want it.
Stick them all you can, bud.
Yep, feel free.
Help yourself.
Take the tires if you want.
What the hell do I care?
Go ahead, pick it apart.
Can you fix the little bit of an exhaust thing that's going on with it?
Take yourself.
Want the catalytic converter?
Help yourself.
Go ahead.
Pry it apart.
Take the K-Rock truck for pieces.
We're scrapping it.
Right.
Oh, man.
You went up to a Tisco?
You said again?
Yeah, it's just, it's so, once it's nice, it's so clean and you're allowed to just,
there's areas where even those people are fishing, you're not near any of them or bother them at all.
So you can go in, there's like a whole cove that you can kind of go in the water and explore and go up and down.
Nice.
There's a bunch of little areas and places to walk up there.
Very nice.
It is very nice.
Is the water clear?
Is it looking clear?
Oh, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
It's gorgeous.
It's gorgeous.
It was chocolate milk a couple weeks ago.
Now I have really checked.
I had not seen.
Okay.
So, yes, it is a Wednesday.
We are here.
Gonna be cooling off today, at least.
So if you enjoy these last couple of days, you're in for a cool off day today.
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I don't know if all community Facebook pages are the same as the ones I follow.
Probably.
Phoenix and Oswego and up where I am.
Then yes.
Well, I mean, different problems, I would say, further up yours than like the Syracuse one
and the Strathmore neighborhood.
What is the Syracuse one like?
Are people very nosy?
Yes.
Oh, God, yes.
Are they negative?
Some are.
Yeah.
But, yeah, it's a little.
lot of who
were driving down the road
and it's like what
you're really asking someone who is speeding
down the road at 930
right okay the kiddie says the
Camilla's neighbors is terrible yeah
the Phoenix one is very
nosy people are always like trying to figure out what everybody else is up to
and what's go what god forbid someone's doing
door to door anything what are they doing
hey I want to let you know there were two people at my door trying to
and I told them they ain't better
God, if there's not a permit, they better skid down.
What was?
Why are they digging a hole on Main Street?
I don't know.
When did that work start over on 84?
Yeah.
The Oswego one, though, yesterday.
Big news in Oswego yesterday.
There was apparently some kind of cruise ship that came into Aswego up in the pier.
Oh, was it awesome?
Well, it docked.
And you would think, you would think that this cruise ship.
I think if you go to like the friends of Aswego page or whatever it is.
Okay.
You would think every Aswego resident was required by law to buy a ticket for this cruise ship.
I was just going to ask that.
Every comment was like, I went and looked up prices.
$8,000.
Nobody's making you go on the cruise ship.
It's not there for you.
It's not there.
Wow, yeah.
Holy cow.
Do you see all these comments?
Whoa, no, I mean, looking at that, I just saw the boat.
The ship is cool.
There's our hantavirus now.
Well, and then people are like, why are we spending money on this?
Yeah.
It's a cruise, you're on the water.
Other people.
People, they are going to might dock their boat there for a minute.
Other people are already enjoying this.
I spending money on that.
Nobody's asking you to.
Very first one.
8300, ha, I go to Africa.
And Europe with that price.
Yeah.
Okay, then do that.
Okay.
Nobody is requiring you to buy a ticket to this cruise ship.
I don't know why it was in Oswego.
It looked pretty cool.
I'm trying to see why.
I've never seen that pier that it's docked at.
You see, I've been in Oswego 45 years and I don't know what that piece of land is, but it looks cool.
It juts out.
It's way farther down over by that, like the Marine, like in between.
Not on it, but I know of where they are.
Why are we spending money on cruises?
Nobody's spending money.
They're not.
They already did and they're doing something else and it has nothing to do with you.
Yeah.
I guess I just.
Or it's like they want to, like were they supposed to Mo Rad?
Were they supposed to ask you first?
Oh, yes.
If they were supposed to.
Yes.
Are you kidding me?
I mean, hey, Jake, were they supposed to ask you?
What do you say?
What did Jake say?
That it's just an empty pier.
Be nice if they had some vendors or food trucks or maybe help boost the economy
and highlight the things here.
We're just always so unprepared.
What?
So he wanted to throw a party.
We wanted a party. We didn't, because we didn't throw a party for the cruise ship that docked?
I don't know.
I don't know.
There's always, they can't be.
Is this what all community Facebook pages are like?
Everyone's so mad all the time?
But it's what's also funny is there's a bunch of people that are also in it.
Like Oswagonis, you guys are hilarious thinking that this is there for you.
It's not.
And they're waiting for you to come give them money to get on.
They were just, they stopped in your town and they're going to spend money in your town or whoever's on there.
Yeah.
Holy cow.
Holy cow.
At least my Phoenix one.
We spend money on the wrong things.
Yeah, what are you talking?
I'm not going to keep going.
At least my Phoenix community group is like.
I've said this before.
They don't live in a reality.
Like they're very optimistic for something that's not going to happen.
Like when they were building the Lock One Pavilion,
the theories of what that was going to be,
a Delta Sonic car wash,
a Dunkin' Donuts, a McDonald's.
And I'm like, guys, none of those things are coming to Phoenix.
I'm sorry.
No.
We've got one stoplight.
You got the burned airy.
We got a burn.
We got two.
technically if you go up lamps and road.
Right.
We got two burned aries.
All right.
It's as good as it's going to get.
Showgirl Lyft says there was a Kyle Luce and Yudicke yesterday.
Oh, boy.
That's way more fun.
That is made for Facebook pages.
Yep.
Who's knocking on doors?
Who is it?
Who's knocking on doors?
Who's here?
Don't.
Don't break your Benjamin.
Joe.
I thought I could.
I just got it.
I thought I could.
That's how I get the gooey feeling out of the middle.
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Well, this is sad, and it's also terrifying.
As a 56-year-old woman in the city down in New York on Monday night,
fell into a manhole and died.
I know.
I know.
The word manhole.
Manhole.
Sorry.
I know.
I get it.
That's, but, oh, no.
Take the cartoonish part about it.
But that's like, first of all, that's a video game.
Right.
But why is there not, why is there just an open manhole?
Because that's, I mean, that's scary.
Like when you walk down downtown and there's those grates.
Uh-huh.
And you're like, okay, I'm walking over these.
Please don't give away and be rusted out.
Dude.
When I take you to the city, there's tons of those because the subway vents through them.
Oh.
And you just walk on all these grates.
Kelly says, don't tell me that. I'm going there tomorrow.
Look out for manholes.
Yeah, watch out. But yikes.
This is a freak accident because it was dark and she didn't know.
So she pulls up, this is the story that's being reported.
Okay.
She's on Fifth Avenue.
She gets out of her SUV in front of the Cartier store,
just gets out, steps out, somehow falls into an open manhole.
Oh, man.
What, like broke her knack or something?
Felt 10 feet down in the opening.
Because that's not that's not that far.
Ten feet's not far, but maybe she hit her head on the way down.
It's just like a freak accident.
Yeah, probably.
I don't think it's really a concern you need to have.
Wow, though, man.
Well, I mean, I'm not saying it anyway.
You're looking.
I mean, pay attention to where you're going a little bit.
Just like look down.
I mean, it's sad, but you have to kind of, you know, pay attention to where you're stepping out.
Holy cow.
Yikes.
They're actively investigating the incident.
including why that manhole cover was missing.
Chuck is saying in a chat that a truck allegedly drove over,
it loosened it,
kind of shook it loose a little bit.
Oh, okay.
You know?
Yikes.
No arrest have been made.
Well, yeah, what arrest would you make?
Well, if someone stole it.
Oh, yeah.
If it was off, someone took it or removed it,
then that caused the death.
So if you remove that just being a douchebag.
Breaking news.
They've arrested the Ninja Turtles.
Oh.
Or removing the manhole cover.
Uh-oh.
Sorry, bud.
It is a whiskey Wednesday, but it's also a Lorna Shore Wednesday.
As Coco's going to a concert tonight.
I'll be out at the shark east.
It's going to be loud and screaming out in Liverpool tonight, Bob.
That really is going to be loud and screaming.
Cody will be there with the K-Rock truck.
Probably not much else.
Maybe some stickers if you see them.
Yeah, I'll throw some more stickers in there, but no, I don't know.
Feel free to take the tires if you want.
I don't know.
Well, actually, you got to get home.
Yeah, maybe don't leave me there stranded with no time.
Please don't strip.
Don't please don't strip the truck.
You're free to scrap out the vehicles at this point.
Go nuts.
So I like that people are
pushing back.
One of my favorite kind of like internet
memes are when people pick on the fancy
burger joints.
Okay.
Where they'll be like, you know this burger
about to cost $20 because, you know,
the waiter has a man bun and the stools
of those metal stools.
He's one of vests. He's got the hangy lights.
You're like, oh my God.
This is about to be the most expensive burger I've ever had.
Oh, my God, this place has vines in it.
Yep.
There's a green wall.
Great.
There's a photo spot.
Oh, perfect.
They have neon lights in here.
Here we go.
So there are people who are listing the different words that they're so sick of seeing on menus.
Because you're like, oh, my God, just feed me my food.
Let's go.
Okay.
All right, I could.
Hand cut.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, it was it hand cut?
I would hope.
I hope so as opposed to hand chopped like a ninja.
Yep.
Artisanal.
Yeah, I've had enough of that.
Enough artisanal.
Because it's not even, it's just a made-up word.
What's it even mean anymore?
No.
You got it off the Cisco truck.
Like, what are we doing here?
Yep.
It's mozzarella sticks.
They're not artisanal.
Yeah.
This people said they've seen this.
Freshly cracked eggs.
Oh.
As opposed to.
Right.
Cracked them an hour again.
go and left them on the floor?
Don't restaurants have like those big cartons of already cracked eggs?
Oh, like that?
Okay.
Yeah, like the, uh, does it make a difference if you just cracked them versus they came
in a big tub?
Yeah, no, I don't really care.
Open-faced.
Now that I do like.
I like an open-faced for most beef or turkey sandwich.
Well, that one I got to know because if it's not, then usually, if it's open-faced,
usually it's got like gravy slathered all over it.
So I got to be careful.
Seasonal, when in front of vegetables, fruit.
The seasonal vegetable spread.
What is it?
It's broccoli?
What is it?
It's going to be mostly the same.
Instead, you just know in the summer, you might get like watermelon opposed to in the fall piece of apple.
Strawberries, I guess, would be seasonal, right?
Strawberry.
Stru.
Oh, fresh strawberries.
Seasonal strawberries.
Deconstructed.
Oh.
You ever see that on a menu?
Deconstructed.
Yep.
So it was a burger, but then you parted it out.
Okay, it's a deconstructed burger.
Okay.
I just did.
A deconstructed peanut butter and jelly.
You did?
Because I thought it'd be funny.
What was that?
Peanuts and grapes.
And?
It didn't taste like it.
I mean, it was close, but it tasted like the most, like, imagine.
It's deconstructed peanut butter and jelly.
Imagine if you had, like, those, like, helicopter parents that, oh, my, has to be the healthy.
Gregory.
He would never even eat a hydrogenized oil.
Oh, my God.
Here's a deconstructed peanut butter and jelly, and it's a grape and a, and a, yes.
unsalted peanut.
That, you know, that's what it kind of...
I think that you got screwed because both of those,
that's not all the ingredients.
Yeah, I need...
You overly deconstructed it.
Yes.
Because like a jelly would have sugar in it and stuff.
Right. Yeah.
And a peanut butter has more than...
Does a peanut butter have more than just peanuts?
Sugar and stuff usually added in oil.
Because it...
For the most part.
They just kind of go to town.
What's the Amish market I go to?
I already forgot. I'm reading their name.
Oh, I don't know.
Strip.
Oh, oh, I'll out it.
Oh, no.
Now I can't think of it either.
Where you get that big fruit pot.
Yeah, where I go. Regardless, they make it fresh right there.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Ponce, he uses peanuts and salt.
Saunders, that's right.
Saughters will make it for you right there.
Hell yeah.
And then.
Fureated.
If I'm going to a place that says curated, I can't afford it.
I can't afford it.
I'm still waiting for the one I'm thinking of.
All right.
Farm to table.
That one, yep.
Get out of here.
Farm to table.
Shut up.
There was a bunch of different stuff.
between the farm and this table.
So, like, you went out to rent across street, shot that cow, dragged it in here, chopped it up.
Farm to table. Artisanal farm to table freshly dug potatoes.
Deconstructed burger.
Market price.
Stop.
That one.
Really?
Is the market up or down today?
Well, it's because that's places a way to be able to charge you an ass ton for chicken wings.
Yeah.
Oh, market price on these wings today.
Oh, sorry.
It's market price.
Is there somewhere I can track the market price?
Yeah, sorry.
Do I know what market price is?
Oh, no, this steak is that's market price.
I thought it was farmed a table.
The cows right across the street.
Brianna, how does a freshly dug potato taste any different than a rank, like a bagged potato?
Oh.
Oh, I'm not, I'm not bougie enough to know.
It might.
And I don't even know what this one is, a moose bouche.
Who you call me?
I don't know.
Wait, wait, wait.
I don't know.
What did you just call me?
Ooh, check over the column.
Handhelds.
You mean a sandwich?
Yeah, when they try to go too silly with their...
These are your artisanal handhelds.
Ooh, deconstructed artisanal handheld.
So a sandwich that?
Yes.
Oh, well, open face.
Open face, farm to table a seasonal sandwich.
Oh.
Next Saturday, May 30th, we're doing our first ever plant swap over at Crazy Daisies from 2 to 4.
Plan swap.
Two to four kids, right?
Get there.
Yo, I see what you did there, dude.
Get there.
Hell yeah, bro.
We'll be at Crazy Daisies on Saturday, May 30th, from 2 to 4 for the first ever
plant swap show fan plant swap.
Bring your cuttings, your propagations.
I guess they want to do like gently used tools.
You're a gently used tool.
I'm a heavily used tool.
He's a heavily used tools.
But that's cool.
I didn't think of that.
Yeah.
You got like extra shovels or whatever.
Bring that out.
a couple hos showed up.
Oh my goodness gracious.
I mean, I wouldn't mind going home with a few homes.
You know what I'm saying about you?
Why not?
The guy on TV's t-shirt just says dinner rolls.
I like that.
Yeah.
I support that, sir.
I do like that.
I support that.
Dinner rolls and corn chips.
Uh-huh.
So, once again, our very own cocoa is ahead of the curve.
As the New York Post,
now I don't call what you do this.
New York Post says the hottest new trend is dumpster diving.
Hey, oh, yeah, I would.
He's not getting in the dumpsters.
No, that's my one rule.
I don't pull anything out.
He does have a magic dumpster near his apartment that gifts him things all the time.
The weirdest things.
You're new to the show on K Rock.
He has found brand new Jordans over there.
He has found multiple televisions.
Numerous TVs.
Gargantuan plants.
There's always plants and like household items.
Household items.
Last week he found a full functioning oven.
Oh, yeah.
Is that still in the truck?
No, I put it in the backpack room.
That way, if we can't get into here, we can get into the...
Oh, was there only one Jordan, it wasn't a pair?
Oh, sorry, no, that's right.
One Jordan and one van sneaker.
Yes.
Sorry, that was very big in the corrections needed.
It was very good.
Donkey?
Shut the.
Donkey likes to correct and fixing.
Stop the donkey.
Donkey is clicking links from seven years ago and it's not working.
Yeah, there was, there was an article out numerous.
Ah, from the New York Post.
It says people are dumpster diving and specifically in wealthy areas.
Yeah.
And around colleges.
Because these college kids, they don't give an F.
Especially, I bet when S you got out.
Bro.
The younger the people that move out from the apartments around me, the better.
They don't value the cost of things.
Or they just...
I don't...
That's probably what it is.
They just don't want it.
I don't need it.
Yeah.
What do you think is the most expensive...
I'm sorry,
what do you think is the most expensive thing you found there?
Is that oven?
Probably.
Until, yeah, if I can get that oven...
It's like a $600 oven.
Yeah, I bet that would be it.
But I mean, yeah, the TVs and that $200 mirror that I have still.
That's right.
That's just there.
Yeah.
So the article says the idea is now students are moving out for the year like they are right now,
these last couple of weekends, and they're ditching valuable furniture, clothing, electronics,
electronics and appliances.
Yeah.
Especially at the bougie colleges.
Yeah, it's true.
They don't have a way to get any of that stuff home.
Katie's right, yeah.
Yeah.
I got this giant other.
What am I going to do with it?
Or, you know, they got, they've been able to leave stuff for a couple years.
Now what are they going to do with all these random big items that they've got?
Yeah, like they've probably got a nice.
or couch at home or they've got a nicer
TV at home. And that's how I got
those plants was that very young
couple was like, well, we're driving, we're moving
to Colorado, we have a,
I was like a Honda Civic, and
that's all we have. Yeah.
So anything they can't fit in this, you know,
one little car, they put
in front of the dumps. That's how I found Cody.
Deb was going on a road trip and she just like
left him on the sidewalk. She was like,
I can't. I want to, but. I got on
the car's full, so. I got to put more
valuables in here. And I said, hey, fella, come on
And now I'm here.
Come on in here.
You lured me in with the cheeseburger.
They say, they, friends say they make a good living doing it because now they're flipping things.
So you dump or dive.
Yeah.
Find all this good stuff.
Post it.
I don't know where you would post it.
eBay or something.
I don't know if you.
Anywhere.
Yeah.
Right.
Anywhere, really.
I mean, why not?
Every day is like Christmas morning, they said.
It's a really fun hobby that has changed our lives.
It feels good knowing that we saved things from going to the dump and giving it a second.
and giving it a second life.
That is nice.
Yeah.
That is nice.
A lot of stuff, even when I don't take it, I'm glad to see it.
Someone takes the stuff that I don't because it's like, that's valuable.
It's a usable item.
Yeah, Joe and chat says my friend used to clean the dorms at us to you and I got free stuff all the time.
Oh, I bet.
Oh, man.
Yeah.
Not to like stereotype, but those are a lot of rich kids up there.
Yeah.
No, you don't have to stereotype.
It's a lot of rich kids.
It's a lot of rich kids that probably have a lot of good, expensive stuff they don't care about.
No, just leave it.
I bet a lot of them forget TVs because they just used to...
Like everything is bought and paid for in their life.
So they'll eat a whole computer.
Exactly.
Exactly.
I have another computer at home so I don't need this MacBook.
So don't just leave it.
I'll throw it on the pile.
I'd imagine a million tables and stuff, all of them.
You guys finding anything in dumpsters?
You guys out there not diving.
Don't be climbing in dumpsters.
Do you guys find it anything?
I need another new outdoor, like, mini-pocket.
patio set my the chairs that I
another thing the big metal chairs that I found
years ago those are by the dumpster but they're kind
of rusted now and I don't want to take them out
and spray paint I'm waiting to dry I need
something more comfortable to sit in. When you move away
and get a house are you still going to revisit your dumpster
from time to time? Oh I should.
It's like a loot crate for you. It's like
that's where things spawn for you
It's crazy. Just drive by it every once in a while
to visit because it's not
like those aren't just that's what they've had
the things that I've taken
and there's things all the time.
I just, you know, sometimes don't have room or whatever.
You're not in the market for that item at the moment.
Or I found that sound bar.
Yes, you did.
I have that huge sound bar that I still don't know what to do with
because I just need the power cord and test it and see if it works.
Yeah.
I found that weird walking.
Remember it was that like treadmill kind of thing that was like for.
Oh, yeah.
For walking though.
Yeah.
brand new and untouched.
That falls into the category of I don't want to haul this somewhere else.
Yep.
I'll throw in the dumpster.
Yep.
Mm-hmm.
And I just, some of these things, I just, even if I don't have a need for it, like, I don't need that oven.
But it's like, all right, let's figure this out.
Yeah.
Let's figure this out.
That's a good oven.
Otherwise, it's going to a landfill.
Or somebody else is going to grab it and then sell it themselves for scrap it or something.
Because I'm going to try to sell that thing.
I don't imagine.
And none of us need a huge restaurant style.
Bro, there's a house up by me.
I'll give them a free plug because up on Route 57 right before you get to RFHs.
I'm getting really local right now.
I don't know if this person owned a pizzeria or like legitimately their yard right now says for sale.
And there's massive pizza ovens.
And like restaurant stuff in the.
yard. That's weird. And I've driven by it like every day this week and I'm like,
do I need a restaurant? You do. You absolutely do though. Like my wife walks in the basement and I have a
restaurant size pizza oven. Yeah. Hell yeah. I don't know who this person is or how they got this stuff,
but it is available. Maybe. Like a restaurant that closed and they had to take everything on of it.
Maybe.
I don't know. But reading some of the chat, Twitch.tv slash the show, Twitch.tv slash the show.
Everyone says you need it, by the way.
Barber says, use mattresses I've taken.
I found an acoustic guitar that plays wonderfully.
Malloy finds a lot of porn mags.
My heater.
Your heater, your little fireplace?
I'm just remembering things.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Your apartment is 80% dumpster finds at this point, yeah.
My every lamp.
Every lamp?
Every lamp.
All lamps.
That's hilarious.
Rover says all the off-campus housing,
the kids leave almost everything by the curb at the end of the year.
Couches, furniture, fans, all the good stuff they don't want to bring home and have money to leave there.
That's the move, man.
That's the move.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Membley, if I had a garage, I would put that pizza oven in the garage, but.
Your basement, though.
I don't know how you'd move it.
It's literally, like if you walk, yeah.
Like, yeah, giant ass.
Like, you're like, I don't know how it got there.
Figure it out.
But if you're in the market for that, head up Route 57 this morning.
There's a guy's yard.
Let's go.
Let's got a pizza.
Seria in it. Put it in the back of the K-Rot truck.
Figure it out later.
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Tonight 7 o'clock
Well you might be over at Lorna Shore
And you don't have time for me
Oh yeah
Might be Cody's weekend I guess
If you aren't going to Lona Shore though
Tonight I'll be live on Twitch.tv
slash the show
Seven o'clock tonight
Josh I'm clicking a link from
September 2002 and it's not working
I don't understand
I'm really hammering on donkey today
What do you look at? What do you look at?
That's what I'm going to?
That's what I saw.
Well, Burger King is going to have an orange dream sickle freezy.
Upcoming summer treat that blends high sea orange lava burst.
Hold on.
And some orange candy pieces, which I don't care about.
Hold on.
And into their freezy stuff.
So it's going to be a high sea freezy.
Star River again.
My brain short-circuited.
Go ahead again with that.
Burger King.
Yep.
Is it going to make a high-sea orange freezy.
So it's, go ahead.
It's a little candy, orange candy pieces, which I don't really.
care about. So it's like my favorite drink
of all time, but in slushy form?
They're freezes. What is that?
Those are like the, I always
mess them up. There's are like iceies.
They're freezes.
They're slushies.
I'm going to try it because high sea orange is my
favorite, my favorite beverage.
But interesting that they could do that.
What do you mean? Because it doesn't
McDonald's still? No, so Burger King
Balled out. Remember when
McDonald's dumped off high sea
orange? Yeah.
dumb mistake.
It's the best fast food drink is high C.
Orange.
Burger King was like.
Burger King's like, we got you and they did.
And then McDonald's like, no, I'm Jake King, we want it back.
And Burger King's like, well, we're keeping it too.
Okay.
So you can get it there too, yeah.
I didn't know that.
Yeah, they swissed right in.
I like that.
A lot of them sometimes are like, no, I'm sorry.
We have Coke products or whatever.
Yeah.
All right, listen, I've given you guys a day to get caught up on Monday Night Raw.
I did.
I was waiting for Cody to see it.
I did.
So if you still haven't watched it, spoiler alert, we're going to talk Monday Night Raw.
Only because of something that happened.
Some interesting stuff.
It was a fun development.
So Obafemi comes out, does his whole thing.
He has like that specific pose he does in the middle of the ring or whatever.
And already last week to start for his open challenge thing, he already has run out of people.
Why?
Because he's so big?
Well, that made me curious last week when they already did that angle of nobody is coming out ever.
he had to go back and find you guys to beat up.
That made me curious.
Nowhere did I think that would happen.
So he's out in the ring and the lights are off.
Yep.
And he's hit with a lot, a bunch of F-5s?
A total, he got, I think, four.
Four F-F-F-F-F.
Yeah.
By Brock Lesnar, Leznor, who we all thought retired at WrestleMania.
He took off his underper, or his little...
He took off his boots, his gloves.
There's a little mittens.
We thought he was putting over at WrestleMania, which he did.
And then we
Doing it again?
I don't know.
Like, I think we both are the same theory of TKO backed up the brakes truck.
I were like, whoa, whoa, whoa.
I wouldn't be surprised.
We need you through the summer.
Because then...
We have this giant guy we can't do anything with.
Well, because then you got to start to be careful.
I don't know if, you know, how he works and his contracts and all that.
Because if he retires, then is he free to work other places?
Oh, and they don't want that.
Then all of a sudden, A.W. says, I'll give you $5 million to work one match.
Yeah, but AEW is it, it's great that all these wrestlers have a place to go,
but then AEW doesn't do anything to them.
They just die on the vine over there.
The problem is that there is a lot of people over there,
so much so that they bought Ring of Honor and had to fill,
and now they filled that up as well.
I have the same feeling where I get,
and it's other places to when they go over to like WWE,
there's only so much they can do with,
there's only so much time for wrestling,
but AWW likes to collect.
Yeah.
They like to collect.
Yeah, and there's like, there's wrestlers that, and I'm not as deep into it as Cody,
so I'm kind of talking out of my ass, but there's wrestlers that do better at AEW than they did.
Like, who is that, who is that guy with the scarf?
JB, something, MJF?
MJF.
He's in AEW night now, and he seems to be doing better there, right?
Yes, I think that eventually, I think he could be a WWE guy because he's kind of very, you know,
W.
Protypical, but he's doing just fine where he is.
Yeah. Whereas Danhausen didn't work in AEW.
Something was different there.
Clicking in WWE.
Handbone says we just got worked.
Yeah.
That's the other theory I saw is that Paul Heyman was kind of like putting his fingers in his
eyes to get him to cry during that.
And Paul Heyman is the ultimate showman when it comes to that.
So maybe it was a work.
Yeah.
But why would it be just a random Monday Night Raw to have him?
come back. Well, because it's going to be
at the clash. Not glad,
at the clash. Which is
also weird because then, I don't
do they then, because that'll be
May and then just
Brock get the W here?
Which, you know, might as well kill all
Oba's momentum that it just had.
And now they've got the
the triple
third of the third match
somewhere in the summer. Do they
do it in his hometown, Brock?
and then he loses and they leaves there. That was a
How long is that he was going to lose in Minneapolis at SummerSlam.
Yeah, there's not what.
Now he wants to go out with a vicarie?
Yeah.
Yeah, jealousy says a rubber match at SummerSlam.
I don't know.
I don't know.
I didn't, like you, one of your biggest guys, Brock Lesnar, has that whole scene at
WrestleMania, goes away.
Yeah.
Comes back at a random Monday Night Raw.
And then I don't, now I'm like, they'll, what do they do?
They give them a bunch of money just to do a few matches in the summer.
That's it?
Got to be careful, though.
Why?
Because, I mean, how many times you want to see this?
That was huge before, and then they're going to do it again.
And then are we going to be just as excited for the third?
Because, I mean, we'll see because it's a Brock match, and they're going to have put them over.
They're just going to have them five and four times again and win.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
And they're like, oh, okay.
Amboat says losing to Brock is not losing momentum,
I'm taking one loss after he destroyed Brock at mania and destroyed half the riser
is not losing momentum.
Well, I don't know.
I disagree a little because you build him up this monster.
He ended Brock.
Then Brock just comes back and,
I got beat you.
Yeah.
I like kind of how it ended.
Like,
Obo is going to be the next huge guy.
Like physically huge guy.
There wasn't just much for him to do.
I don't know.
You can't just destroy everybody.
But have him do some raffling now.
Gunther, retire, Brock.
That's it
Yeah, lots of stuff going on.
Lorna Shore over at Sharkies.
Who's that other band that you want to see?
Paleface Swiss.
That's a big band coming up.
It's supposed to be one of the more up and coming
of those real hard screaming bands,
and I watched a couple of their live videos and stuff
because I was unfamiliar with them,
and they are interesting.
Yeah, Colin was saying,
I think his nephew's really into them or something.
I'm in for some fun times there.
And then I forget the first,
but I am familiar with them.
Something on the sworn or the swarm.
I forget.
What time's the show start?
Door, I just looked that up.
5.30 is all I know.
The door's open.
It's got your keys.
So get in there, nice and early.
Cody will be out there tailgating.
Say hi.
I don't know if we have any giveaways or anything.
You do, though.
You do.
Give me the give.
You do.
I'll look and see if there's anything that would be funny to bring over.
I'm not bringing anything.
Bring it all, man.
Dump it all out.
But I'm going to see.
I know somewhere, I think we've still got some steak-um shirts.
Yeah, bring some steak-em shirts.
Got it.
Got to get a steak-em shirt.
Got to get that steak-em shirt.
I got two.
I'm here to tell you guys, the bad news is that,
and this isn't just us, regardless of our current situation,
radio station vehicles are not full of gifts and prizes at all times.
I'm here to tell you that.
That is not just a K-Rock problem.
That is anywhere I've ever worked.
Yeah.
You're not going to pull up in the van and it's just loaded with shirts waiting to give them away.
Well, and then the thing is is that the people like,
those days are long gone.
I wasn't even here.
Those days never existed.
I've been here for 18 years now.
Yeah.
Because even when I got here,
we never just had boxes of shirts to give to people.
They don't.
They don't exist.
I'm very sorry.
I wish.
I will be launching show merch this year.
Yeah, I would like it.
You'll be able to buy stuff from us.
but the days of just
radio stations full of CDs and T-shirts are gone.
I've got my shirts.
The K-Rock shirts I have, the ones that I wear all the time
are from the DFB.
That one logo that I really like.
I wear that every day almost.
You literally jersey swapped with a Papa John's employee last Friday.
And I have a couple of those,
so I was able to switch with the Papa John's employee.
And then I have the one or two that are just the gray K-Rock
generic logo, and not the ones that say crew or staff on the back or whatever.
I'm thinking of like stupid merch we could do.
Oh, I, like a pencil.
We can't pencils.
Oh, that would be.
Yeah, oh yeah.
There's a ruler.
You got to have that like cheap, free, silly things that like lawyers would give you.
Mm-hmm.
Here's a little notebook.
I want one of those little things that you, like, you remember those things?
You'd flip them inside out and you put them out your desk and then they pop.
Yes.
I want those.
You just kind of go on one of those websites where they do all that stuff and then you very easily go.
That and that and that.
Well, in the newest issue, yeah, no, duh magazine, chicks are attracted to hot guys.
All right, we, yeah.
I think everyone's attracted to hot guys.
Everyone's attracted to hot guys.
And men are attracted to hot women and men.
So let me three the article.
A new report looked at the most desired body types.
And it's a whole bunch of words to say, yes, it's Cody and I.
There's the spoiler.
It's Cody and I.
No, it's 15% body fat.
Who, give me, who is?
That's like, that's like a professional athlete, right?
I don't think that one's too bad.
A report looked at the most desired body types, and again, look how you look.
Don't worry about what other people crave.
You look fine.
You look fine.
Like what you like.
Like what you like.
The perfect male body is 15% body fat, which is the most athletic guy.
I can think of.
I got 15% in each boo.
Yeah.
I think my ass is 15% body fat to be honest.
I wish I had more fat in my ass, though.
Experts say, I miss my fat little butt.
Women, and this is real groundbreaking,
women gravitate towards more chiseled male physiques.
Sure.
What happened to the dad bodd's thing?
Nah, I was always a lie.
The dad bod was when the dad bod is attached to Brad Pitt.
Like, there was never a dad bodod.
Well, it was crave.
It was that picture of, like,
Leonardo DiCaprio
not quite a four pack
on the beach. Remember that one picture of him like a bathing soup?
Yeah.
Leo held through with his dad bod and like,
I would love that.
Yeah, the dad bod that everybody was
dreaming about was never a dad.
This is a dad's bob.
Yeah.
You crave it?
You don't crave this.
You crave it?
You crave it.
There it is.
You don't seek it out.
Drink it in.
Look at it.
Take it all in.
Twitch not TV.
the show, Twitch.tv.
The show.
This isn't what you were looking for.
It never was.
You were like, I love Chris Hemsworth and his dad bod.
Oh, okay.
Okay.
We're all just looking for the, that before.
It's like that.
Yeah, it's like the Nate Bargansi joke where he's going to work out,
but he saw the before picture and was like,
got that?
Yeah.
Can I get to that?
Yeah.
Dating.com, two years ago, had, like you're saying now,
75% of single people said they were fans of the dad bod.
I mean,
was it just to make us feel better?
Was it always a lie?
I think that it's the same way that dudes,
like, yeah, I don't mind a very fit chick.
Yeah.
But I also don't care if you're not at all
because then you won't be making me go to the gym.
That's also clutch.
That's also clutch
Yeah, if you can go to the gym without me.
I don't want to be with somebody
Who would make me feel bad about
Not going to the gym
I don't want to
You go
I'll be here
I'll make you dinner
And I'll be here when you go
Like maybe it's my own thing
But even when gym people are like
Posting on their social media
Like
Another workout today
I'm like oh
As I'm sitting there eating
Yeah right
Eating a bowl of macal potatoes
Well you know
They don't even look that good
Damn at me
I don't know what I'm
Separate pole from Planet Fitness found 78% of women associated dad bods with confidence.
All right, I got that.
Yeah, because it's, it's, I'm happy with who I am and in my own body.
I think it's just a matter of, as long as you're not like, gross type deal.
I'm a little gross.
Well, you know, you're, they want healthy and not, you know, you're, you can, you could go to the beach and throw the frisbee around with your family.
family if you needed to.
I could.
You know what I mean?
I can be careful on these ankles.
I know that that's like the worst thing.
You know, you're out on your ankles.
Oh, and on a beach.
I'm just coming up with it if you needed to.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
I could be in an indoor gymnasium rolling a ball to somebody.
There you go.
I could go bowling.
See?
See?
Well, still careful, going up there with those ankles with their follow through.
I got to be careful on these ankles, bud.
They're weak.
Watch out.
Yeah, your mom loved that pickle sauce.
Yeah.
Yeah, she did.
People were eating these pickled sausages, man.
Velcro ate one.
I think he did.
I told him because he saw it when I was leaving.
I had him in the bag to give to Deb.
And he was out there and he goes, what?
Yeah.
If you didn't catch yesterday's show,
our boys, Andy and Gil were here.
Because we picked out her ice cream for Summit Federal Credit Union Days of Syracuse.
Let me run through a quick plug for that.
In and around, Clinton Square, coming up.
Fifth and sixth June.
So two weekends, basically.
Two weekends, bud.
You better get working on your booth.
Coco will be there with his punched booth and so many other delicious $2
samples, live music, all day, both days.
I was just looking at the list.
Oh, man, there's some good stuff.
Yep.
So Gilligan comes in.
I have Chris like them too.
Oh, my God.
That's not a shock.
You Syracuse sausage gobblers.
So we are every, it's been about six years we've made.
cream, if not more? I don't know. I feel like it's got to be more because it started before COVID,
didn't it? Yeah. Yeah. So regardless, we've been making our own, uh, ice cream flavor with
Gilligan's for many, many years. And this year, we decided the theme needed to be cookie butter.
Cookie butter was big in our lives this year, especially the Biskopf cookies that you guys
have turned us on to. I love it. Gil named it Butterface.
hilarious and we decided on the
concoction yesterday
but it's a long way to say
they also brought in a big old jug of pickled sausages
which were just the talk of the office yesterday
I'm good
I don't need a pickled sausage
I'm gonna make him try one he will be trying one
At some point I will
I'm really trying to keep that BP down
He keeps using that as an excuse like that's gonna rocket him into heart attack
I gotta really keep it on my BP
Taking a bite of that
Not anything can do.
Keep that BP in check.
There'll be nothing he could do all day to help prevent things.
But Velcro comes in here.
Velcro is Big Paul from Gomez's show.
Yep.
And he'll eat anything.
He'll eat anything.
He is, I don't even know what he is.
Yeah.
Comes in here and he's like,
he eats one of them.
And then you said, Deb, taxed you said, bring me one of those.
I like those.
Well, I'm, yeah.
Because you remembered that your brother ate the big mamas.
Yes.
Casey would get the big mammas in that.
The packaged.
Gross bag ones from like the gas stations and stuff.
Definitely wasn't high, I'm sure.
And I didn't know that the big mammas I've seen at gas stations are pickled sausages essentially.
Yeah.
Okay.
No, I watched her eat one though.
I made her.
She did?
I was like, right here, here you go.
Do it right in front of me.
Yeah.
And it's, I am not going to, because I don't like kibasa one.
And my least favorite thing with sauce.
One of the reasons that sometimes I don't even make, like, the state fair sausages is I hate that, like, pull when you bite it and, like, the skin doesn't just come apart like it's supposed to.
Yeah.
Oh.
He doesn't not like tubed meats, folks.
That texture, there's something about that texture and the feeling of it.
And I just, that right there.
See, over in chat says the pickled pepperoni that cheese stuff company does, he says it's like crack.
That I'd try.
That I'd probably try.
Paperoni, I like.
The parboiled eggs, I don't really like, so no, thank you.
Cheese filled is just my favorite.
Yeah, they just do real gold war.
Yeah.
But those, yeah, those, um, I'll wait to show the thing till it's on there if you want.
What?
The label?
Yeah, right?
Yeah, I haven't glued it on there yet, but I made our own label for it because now going forward,
now that we've got a big old jug of pickled sausages,
they're being offered to all of our guests.
Yes.
Oh, do what?
I won't offer installations unlimited yet because I haven't finished the label.
Bull, you know, Lee?
Oh, Louis, Lee, but I'll have one of you.
Over on a Lee.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Um, so a couple of, uh, AI stories as.
A1.
And let me see here.
Yeah, well, there was a bunch of like, during college graduations.
There was a bunch of, like, CEOs praising AI.
And they'd get booed.
Yeah.
Because I think, I think that the tech bros think that,
Gen Z was going to be way more excited about AI than they actually are.
And they're really not.
No, because what it's immediately doing is taking away,
like, it's not taking jobs,
but it's taking away jobs from these people that you are,
that's trying to get everyone excited with that industry.
You want those people excited for it.
Well, then don't make posters and every single thing AI and take away opportunities.
It's had a real bad roll out.
All of these people that it's supposed to be helping.
I use, full disclosure, I use AI for multiple things.
I'll use it for good, not evil.
Yeah, I use it for graphics that I want, like, inspiration for.
I use it, I use Claude for a lot of coding,
just because I'm not up on current coding and JavaScript language coding.
Ladies, come down, please.
Okay, whatever.
Ladies, I find that.
Thought you were a man.
Listen, I know it's rating in some places.
Let me dry it up real quick.
I am having trouble coding certain things, variations of mobile displays,
and desktop displays using iframes and JavaScript.
So Claude has helped me with that, ladies.
Okay.
Anybody?
Hello?
Any panties?
No?
Okay.
So I use it as a tool.
Oh, I'm sorry.
You're good.
You're back?
Okay.
You're so horny.
I don't know.
I got it all of a sudden.
You blacked out.
You ladies?
So I use it as a tool.
But it's getting a ton of pushback, and rightfully so.
It is, it's funny because,
people, like, there's industries that have been like, all right, good, we can fire all these people,
and then replace them with AI.
And then the second they're replacing with AI, AI screws up massively and, like, deletes things.
And then they're like, oh, I guess we got to hire the people back.
Yeah, because they, you, they get people that think that it's a shortcut.
Yeah.
And so now everything looks generic.
Everything looks generic.
It's that generic cartoon.
I don't know why every restaurant now makes AI.
Like, it's, you're not, you're showing me.
your food. You're showing me what AI thinks
your food looks like. Yep, there's places that
yeah, there's a place that I'm thinking of
specifically that does that like every day
and I'm like, that's not
your food. That's not your food. I don't like that
that's a trend in restaurants right now.
I get that it's easy.
And it's weird because this place will
put in like their
bartenders and stuff.
And I'm like, so now you're sitting there
typing in like
my hot bartender
with a
cleavage and big fat boot.
Possibly. You can also train it.
You can train it with the model.
So if I know I'm going to be using that AI, I can upload a photo of you.
And then AI knows that's Cody.
So I'm going to say show Cody doing this or whatever.
But if you go to like these pictures of these women.
Oh, they're very busty.
But no, they're not.
There's no pictures of them just with their boobs out.
Sure, sure, sure.
So it's just, I don't know.
Yeah.
That's weird.
Like is John Travolta, AI?
When he comes back on TV, you need to look at him.
Oh, is disturbing.
Is his beard that?
Yeah, this.
What is he doing?
What's crazy is that none of his
beards connect to anything.
No, they don't.
His facial hair is just out there.
The mustache doesn't connect anything.
No, it doesn't.
The middle part doesn't connect to anything.
No.
And the beard doesn't because he's bald again, or now.
John Travolta, what are we doing, but?
It's very confusing.
So, anyways.
Sarah, what are my podcast image?
What podcast image?
The podcast image I use for our podcast is a photographer.
took a photo of a wall of speakers, and I paid for the licensing for it.
Oh.
So a college used AI to read the graduate's names and it malfunctioned and stopped reading it.
It was skipping students.
It wasn't doing it right.
Yeah, that's something I feel like you have to test and then sit there and listen the whole
time while it goes through everybody.
So sit there for an hour and make sure.
Practice.
Yep, you're going to have to.
They were using AI to read off the names.
and then it failed.
Here's what's happening.
We're using a new AI system as our reader.
Instead of just reading the names ourselves.
So that is a lesson learned for us.
It didn't feel sincere.
No.
And it kind of felt like they didn't care.
I would have liked a little bit more thought to go into it
rather than pushing something as simple as reading some names off to an AI device.
Yeah.
Because you think that that's not, like, or saving some time.
You're not.
You're not.
Because you now, you have to.
There's no way AI knows how to pronounce everybody's names and it didn't.
Well, now you have to now do that.
Like, I don't know how if they just be like, say everybody's name from a,
but you're going to have to input everybody's name, right?
Yeah.
So now you're doing double the work instead of just reading it off.
Reading it off.
Yeah.
And again, I'm not anti-AI.
No, no, no, no.
use it.
And Sarah is saying that,
Sarah's saying there's the,
who made the image of you,
who made it in here,
probably using AI.
Or posty or something like that.
I'm sure they use AI.
And there people,
it's fine.
Like Brewer Union makes funny AI photos of them like being rednecks and stuff.
That's fine.
I get that it takes up a lot of,
you know, energy.
Fine.
But I think it's getting a lot of pushback now because people are,
they're out of like the haze of this miracle AI thing.
Which I always say,
it's going to cure cancer, it's going to do a lot of great things medically.
Yes.
It's just not for everything right now.
And reading graduates' names.
Yes.
Yeah.
I just think we were looking for like one good thing before we just beat AI into the ground.
Yeah.
Like we're already beating into the ground and it's done nothing.
Yeah.
We've done nothing.
There was a fantastic clip I saw yesterday of, I don't know what movie the guy made.
Maybe it was a mate.
No, not the Matrix.
It was whatever.
He was a movie.
director. And he's like, I don't feel like AI is going to replace creatives because AI doesn't
look forward. It doesn't have new ideas. It all looks backwards. So it's like, yeah, AI can
make a movie, but it's not a new movie. It's little microcosms of past movies. Yeah. And maybe
it's a story and maybe it's cool and all that, but it's not new creative thought. No. AI can't
come up with new ideas is what I say. Anyway, I can talk about this forever. I just, well,
It's good to get that out there because we've got to learn this before, you know,
because that's the other thing is that too many people are uninformed.
Like I am very uninformed with this and I can just go to that chat GPT thing to make my little pictures.
Sure.
So I'm sure that, you know, I'm draining small streams every time.
But you aren't really anymore.
You got to learn.
There is a lot of water usage that goes into it.
But it's also, they've really figured out how to reuse water and stuff.
That's good.
That's why I push back against all these big data centers because we're not going to need big data centers in five years.
No.
Maybe right now we need gigantic buildings that do data and probably suck up all of electricity.
Yeah.
But in five years, computing shrinks.
Go look how big a computer was in 1950 versus how big a computer is now.
It's in your pocket.
So we're just going to have what?
Gigantic data center buildings that are being empty?
Unless you can lock these companies into some weird ass contract that,
says, I don't care, you have to put something in this building for forever times.
And that never is going to happen. No, no. But you know what I mean? Like, all right, your
dadder center is all done there a couple years. Well, then you better turn it into a goddamn food
court. Kelly, they use water. So AI is. I don't either. But I know it. So I say it. I have no
clue. It's cooling. So the water is used for cooling because it's computing power. Computers get hot.
They use water for cooling. Hot. What? But what they started doing. What they started doing is
recapturing it. So think of chicken wing.
Let me do this.
Explain to me like I am a six-year-old.
Let me think you got a thing of chicken wings.
All right? Okay.
And what happens when you close that chicken wing
and then you open them up when you get home?
What's inside of there?
Chicken wings.
Yes, but steam and water, right?
So.
Yeah, I mean, he's right.
There was chicken wings.
But I got to miss me.
I get it.
They're getting better at recap.
The steam.
It used to just be like, we cooled the computer, steam goes away.
Is it like how I think I'm getting more in my Gatorade bottle when I get it in the morning?
And it's got condensation in it.
So I shake it and go, a little extra Gatorade for me.
Sure.
They've been recapturing the steam.
It's really deep, deep, nerdy stuff.
But I get what you're saying.
Instead of just...
Technology always advances.
And we don't know what kind of pollution it's creating.
We don't know any of that yet.
I don't read that old zone.
There's a data center down.
It's in Utah or something or maybe Nevada.
I don't know.
I didn't read the whole story, but it's like been sucking up the water from this town,
and they're like, where's our water going?
So it's like, that stuff needs to be figured out.
That stuff needs to be figured out, but otherwise.
Otherwise, I don't know.
Anyways, that's a whole big soapbox.
I don't need to get on.
We've got Rob in the studio from Installations Unlimited.
How are you doing, Rob?
I'm doing well.
How are you?
We are, we're great.
Now let's get into a couple things here because we were talking off air that car audio.
You said it's not the same as it used to be back in the 90s, but it's got to be better, right?
Technology has to be better.
Technology is better.
And the products that we offer are more, you know, customer driven.
So we have solutions now for boats, motorcycles, side by sides, golf carts.
And back in the day, it was just car audio, right?
So we were taking car audio stuff and putting it in other things.
Okay.
We have solution-based audio where we really can, you know, it's spring, it's summertime, all the toys come out.
So now we have options to do lights, audio, in all these summer toys.
Do people still need to take their faceplate off and carried into the mall with them so nobody steals her?
Man, those are awesome back in the day, but no, we don't need to do that anymore.
You'd go to installations unlimited and they'd be like the wall of all the faceways.
Remember that one was like a pioneer system where like had the dolphins?
Had the dolphins on it, dude?
Absolutely.
So I, you can still get.
I'm sorry, I'm going to sound old.
You can still get dope subs, right?
Like, you can get subwifers and all that still.
So all the big brands are still around, the JL Audio, the Pioneer, the Rockford Foske, all the big brands are still out there.
And again, they still make the big subwifers.
But it's not as popular as once was.
More popular now is just solution-based thing.
Yeah.
Sounds better, too.
Or I'll occasionally see those videos on TikTok of, I don't know what these competitions are.
Oh, the hair is moving.
Yeah, is it like just a base competition these guys go to?
Yeah, sound pressure, right?
SPL, so they just try to measure how much
pressure they can put inside the vehicle
via the subwifers. That's so weird.
Man, but you're going to damage your hearing guys.
You got to put in ear plugs for that.
Oh, yeah. It's wild. But it's fun.
Yeah, it is fun. Music creates an
atmosphere. People dance. People have a good
time. So when we're doing boats, we're talking
to customers, are you just taking a ride down the river
for background music, or are we going to
go somewhere and turn it up and have a good time?
And I'll cater what I'm offering that customer
to what they use the boat for. Yeah, I've seen
those boats that have those big
cone-shaped speakers that shoot out the back.
That's a party.
Those tie up at Sylvan Beach.
So we do all the audio.
The audio is still there.
Well, our name, right, installation is over there.
So we do a lot of different things.
We have a home division or commercial division.
So we do televisions, home security, home speakers.
We do backyard audio, outdoor televisions.
We do bars.
We do restaurants.
We do a huge, like, you know, 100-foot screens.
We do the jammer screen back there.
So we do a lot of different things.
And then on the car side,
We do lift kits for trucks, wheels and tires, LED lights, leather interior, starry headliners.
We're talking, you know, even at home theaters, we do black ceilings and we do fiber optic lights.
Holy cow.
Yeah.
So we're doing one today, and the guy wants his car with a black roof with fiber optic lights, and he wants his logos put in his.
That's cool.
Hell yeah.
And you do all of it.
So I just show up to you and I write the check and you show up to the house or whatever, and you start all that.
Yeah, anything.
For sure.
Yeah, we have four guys in the home division on the road every day,
and we have seven techs on the car side in the shop every day working away.
And is it still just the one location over in North Syracuse?
In North Syracuse, we are blocks out of the street-ar corners, right off of Route 11.
Easy to get you.
You've been there forever, right?
We've been in that location about 23 years.
23 years, yeah.
Yeah, we've been around since 1987.
So almost 40 years.
Next year is going to be a big party for us.
That's going to be awesome.
Well, get over and see them at Installations Unlimited.
They'll do it all, like Rob just said, everything from cars, motorcycles, boats,
jet skis, anything.
Anything can go.
Get your jet ski a six, sis.
Get your boater cycle, some six speakers, man.
That'd be awesome.
That would be neat.
All right, Rob, thank you.
And then next month we haven't announced yet,
but Rob is, they're sponsoring something you guys are really going to want to be excited about,
and they've got a giveaway next month.
That's right.
We'll talk about that in a few weeks.
Thank you so much, Rob.
Thank you guys.
Whiskey Wednesday, 7 o'clock tonight on Twitch.
com, C, N.
I'll get myself something to drink.
Or if you're going to Lorna Shores,
Get yourself something to smoke with a kunker.
Yeah, I'm on some of the deal in there.
Yeah.
So if you are home and you want to watch a little whiskey show, 7 o'clock tonight,
Twitch.tv.
slash the show.
And snack.
Oh, I'm going to have that ice cream.
I got to remember to get that ice cream.
Leave herself a note.
Remind me at 1030 to get ice cream.
For my butt.
Damn it.
Because I yelled it.
I yelled it.
I yelled it.
I yelled.
If you just said it.
For my butt.
Yeah.
Like what it worked.
Let me try another one.
Say it.
Remind me at 10.30 to get ice cream.
For my butt.
It wanted to.
It wanted to.
It started to do the little typey thing.
It was like, for my.
Hey.
What now he said?
Hey.
What did he say?
He did.
Um.
X-R.
X.
Jackson Pallick.
Had a painting.
Sally yesterday.
And I feel like.
They look like in ours.
They're Jackson Pollock.
Yeah.
We're Jackson Bollocks.
Are any of those?
worth $181.2 million?
Maybe mine, not
yours or smoothies.
Like art, art is money laundering, right?
Like, there's no way of painting is worth
$181 million. Yeah, it's
rich people moving rich stuff
around. Yes. Yes. So they can have
assets that they can say are worth $181
million. Yep. And then sell
that. It's worth $1808.
So I'll sell it to you for $150,
but now give me $150 in cash.
Jackson Pollux,
1948 painting number 7A.
for $181.2 million at Christie's,
tripling the previous record of a hundred.
What?
Hold on a second.
That's not triple.
107 million?
That's not triple.
A total generating art sale at one auction on Monday was $1.1.1 billion.
Oh my God.
Art's Mac, me, me!
There is just two, there's two totally different worlds we live in, I guess.
Yeah.
There's the billionaires and the millionaires.
Yep.
And there's the rest of us.
The people that make them.
They can't drive anywhere.
Yeah.
Well, the people that make them, and then we're too dumb and stupid to be billionaires, right?
They claim that, well, yeah, you make it for me.
And then I'll give you the tiniest little bit because that's all you are worth.
That's all you're worth.
You're a stupid moron.
You're just a worker.
Yes.
I'm a CEO.
I'm smart.
I am a millionaire.
I am smarter than all of you.
28 artwork surpassed $100 million,
including a Leonardo da Vinci.
Oh, hey, he's a Dovinci.
Sold for $450 million.
Oh, my God.
Anyways.
Oh, I'm real.
Anyways, I hope the billionaires are doing all right, though.
They sound like they are.
We don't think about them enough.
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
We're live.
We are back.
Sorry, Lee, to do that to you.
I'm rattled.
People, yeah, the people are fans of them.
So we made a joke just moments ago saying that we're going to start offering pickled sausages to our guests.
We knew Lee Baldwin was coming up.
We offered him with pickle sausage.
He dove right in!
He dove right in!
Delicious.
845 pickled sausage with Lee Baldwin.
Oh, my goodness.
These are tears of joy.
You would eat those at the bar back in the day?
Back in the day.
Or pickle that?
and stuff? Oh, yeah.
Oh, man, that's funny.
You guys got to get out more.
I guess.
I got to keep my BP down.
I got to watch that BP.
Hey, Lee, you should feel that in about 20 minutes.
I'm just kidding.
Oh, yeah, those are THC sausages, by the way.
Oh, really?
That's what I'm going to make it back to Casanovia?
No.
I don't think anyone's going to be in a room with you today.
You're going to be sweating out sausage vinegar.
That's great.
All right, guys, listen.
I like the people like them.
Listen.
Let's talk about money.
All right.
Lee Baldwin's here for a reason, not just to talk pickled meats.
No.
We're talking dollar investment club.
You sign up, you're paying bill to yourself.
You put that money away.
You get in the market.
I have a plan and God and I hope it works, Lee Baldwin.
I'm just a few payments away from paying off my car.
Once I do that, I'm just taking car payment and putting it in there.
I love it.
I'm just going away.
Plan for the long game.
Take care of your car so that you can pay it off.
There you go.
I'm going to drive.
that thing into the ground. That's my goal. That's my goal.
There's a lot up in the air. You're looking at your balance?
I can't, here's what I can't say.
Because I know that's...
I kind of need a chaser after this.
I was saying, do we have anything like liquid or anything?
I know we have to say like previous results do not indicate whatever the rule is.
Best results.
My investment club through Leibaldon has been doing amazingly.
Like in, and this is again, just my answer.
It's knocking on wood.
Knocking on wood.
Cody is as well doing very well.
So whatever you're doing over there with your pickled meats, Lee Baldwin.
I enjoyed that number.
We're trying.
And I, you know, the AI buildout, whether you believe in it or hate it or not, is really helping stocks.
The bonds are not doing well right now.
So because rates are going high.
Right, right.
And that's usually bad for stocks.
Right.
Right now we're in this really weird place.
with high inflation and bonds not performing,
but stocks are hanging in there.
And so kind of gets to what I wanted to talk about today
is Nvidia reports earnings after the close,
so that can really move the markets
because they are the biggest company in the world now.
Yeah, we've got a lot.
$5 trillion company.
Yeah, we've got a lot kind of hanging on the AI words right now.
There's a lot of our markets into the AI.
We just talked a bunch about AI.
And I've always said, there is a use for, there's a cause for.
I don't know if we know what that is yet, but we're building it out to find out.
And I was just talking, I'm like, do we have her own agents yet?
Are we there yet?
Or do we even talk about it?
Like, there's some good and bad coming with this.
But the buildouts for real.
And the company's doing the most spending, the Microsofts, the Googles, the Facebooks, they have pristine balance sheets.
So it's a little different in that.
than what the internet was, that was a buildout where a lot of companies that didn't have any money,
were borrowing money to build out.
And then you had the WorldComs and things like that.
So we will see.
We have that big trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman this week.
Sam Alman ended up winning that because the argument Elon was trying to claim this was supposed to be a nonprofit.
And then Microsoft spent a lot of money on it and that caused a whole bunch of drama.
And it ended up, they ended up siding with Open AI and Sam Alman.
saw that so um but elan's got his big SpaceX coming up in a few weeks right the
IPO but i i was reading about the invidia IPO invidia came out in 1999 okay
invidia is the latin word for envy oh and so that they used that name so uh new idea
nvidia and so that but anyway it came out um and i think if you had one share uh the ipo you'd
have, for each share, you have 480 shares now because it's split so many times.
And the original price was $12 you share.
So if you had one share, $480,000, so if you bought a thousand shares, $12,000 back in
the day, I think it's worth $100 million.
Like, unless I'm doing the math wrong.
Well, why didn't I do that?
Why didn't I do that?
75% of Nvidia employees are millionaires.
Yeah.
And that's like when something goes...
You know, straight up like that, a rocket, like people along for the ride.
So, so anyway, $5 trillion company, it's hard, you know, to move it.
It's going to move a lot probably tonight, but it's a big numbers, right?
So we will see.
And maybe some people feel it's cheap stock still.
Yeah?
Yeah.
But I would.
But it's a lot of the reason people are always, like, excited.
Like they want to get in on the next, an Nvidia or Apple or whatever the thing is.
It gets people agitimate.
They don't want to miss it.
Right.
And you got to be.
careful of that because you don't want to chase and get, you know.
Yeah.
I think the last time I was on the show, Micron was in the 800s.
Now it's $6.50 today.
Oh.
But it was probably $40 or $50 when they announced they were coming to Syracuse, right?
So it's been crazy.
Yeah.
You just have to, you know, keep your eyes on the world, right?
It's a lot to watch, Lee.
Yes.
The market somehow continues to go up, no matter what kind of craziness is happening in the world.
Right.
And the economy is still strong.
and it's holding out knocking on wood,
but there's some things there we definitely are aware of,
particularly in the bottom market.
Get in the game.
There you go.
Don't let the,
don't let the billionaires take up all the money.
Get some for yourself.
Get a little bit.
Get a little slice of the pie.
And the car payments, I love it.
That's my goal.
There are plenty of things in my future that are uncertain,
but my goal right now is if I'm going to have an extra car payment.
If you written this down, write it down, and it'll come true.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Okay.
You've got to write your goals down.
I believe that, Lee.
Thank you.
I just, I can't.
We're losing our minds, guys.
I can't believe the amount of pickled sausage that have been eaten out of this thing already.
Yeah.
People are all about it.
We're the outliers.
But you know what, though?
We should have known that.
Sorry to leave Alden's co-workers today, by the way.
He's coming and smelling like sausage.
They said it yesterday.
That is a gallon.
Yeah.
They've sold 500 of the.
of those.
Oh, it's tight.
People are eating them.
People are eating them.
Yeah, I can see.
All right.
And all those like rural pocket towns, all like that.
Just pickled meat.
Well, it's from up near Potsdam.
Yeah, a little Vienna sausages.
I wouldn't be shocked to walk into a towny bar and see a bunch of pickle sausages on the counter.
Although I need to try what you guys were talking about so far today.
Everyone is like you guys, what is it?
the pickled pepperoni.
Oh, that cheese-filled makes?
Yeah, I've never tried that either.
I've never even seen that.
But I would absolutely have that.
When I see cheese-filled, I get laser-focused on that pepperoni with the cheese in it.
Usually an extra sharp.
I don't think of anything else.
I like the sharp, that's what I want.
All right.
We got to get into your 90s at 9.
We're going to do some more hockey.
I know.
We're not done with hockey yet, everybody.
We're something like a while to go.
And then once it gets to whatever, we can do the Stanley Cup.
where we just pick our team and stick with it.
Golden Knights at Avalanche.
I'm the Golden Knights.
Cody is the Avalanche.
I like this Avalanche team just video game-wise because they let me hit real hard.
He beats the hell out of me.
126 hits yesterday.
27.
It's just absurd.
It's absurd.
We turn all the rules off.
Come hang.
They hit him and he goes.
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I will put up a bet.
Hopefully your car doesn't sound like that.
Radio Ordle.
You get the 90s at 9.
My buddy Josh Corey just saw this band the other day.
I don't know they're still out touring.
Hum?
Oh, really?
They played a show down near the city and he was at them.
I was like, oh, okay.
That's cool.
I don't know any other hum songs, but I love this one.
She thinks she missed the train to Mars.
She's out back counting stars.
She thinks she missed the train to Mars.
She's out back counting stars.
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