Who Are These Podcasts? - Ep724 - Beth on Howard Stern, Opie & Ron, Stuttering John, Rob Saul Joins

Episode Date: May 7, 2026

Howard Stern had his wife Beth on to promote her new children’s book. As she explains hers and Howard’s lifestyle, it becomes very apparent that they’re both suffering from extreme mental illnes...s. Beth’s new cause is domesticated rabbits for some reason. Also, it’s never been more apparent that Robin is completely out of it and should really just retire at this point.  Blind Mike had to lecture KC Day in the middle of his show and it made our Cringe of the Week. KarmicX lost his channel and is either over it or extremely upset about it depending on when you ask him. Rob Saul joins the show after he sperged out this week, striking channels all over the place. Opie is trying to pit his two cohosts against each other as he praises Tony P and even goes to see him perform stand up. Stuttering John watched us rip his 911 calls so explains that his hands were tied and actually he did the right thing when he called the police on a DoorDash delivery driver. Annie joins us for a round of “Opie or Burr” and we finish up with voicemails. Support us, get bonus episodes, and watch live every Saturday and Wednesday: ⁠⁠http://bit.ly/watp-patreon⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://watp.supercast.tech/⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:03:18 That's where you can support the show and participate as well. We do appreciate that. On today's show, Blind Mike calls out his producer in the middle of his episode. Karmik loses his channel and still finds a way to cry online. Rob Zell struck some of the devilvers clip channels and he's coming. on to explain why. Opie is pitting Ron and Tony against each other and newsflash Opie
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Starting point is 00:03:56 But first, Howard Stern had a big guest on his show yesterday. He had Beth Stern. Once again, my buddy MLP gave me a heads up. Hey, you should check out what Howard Stern's talking about on the show this morning. And, you know, MLP's been on the show before. He's been following Howard Stern for a very long time.
Starting point is 00:04:33 And it's always cringe when Howard talks sports. And the only sport he talks about is basketball when the Knicks are good. Because Howard likes being right there in the front row, being the big celebrity next to Tracy Morgan. And so he loves to brag about that. he didn't go to the game but the Knicks did win their their game won against the 76ers Oh man
Starting point is 00:04:59 I so I'm a little woozy because I stayed up I made it past half time with the Nick game I heard another blowout game I don't know who I'm watching man But those Knicks are on fire it's so exciting Final score This is Knicks versus the 76ers The opening night of that series
Starting point is 00:05:19 137 and 98 and again, I think it would have been higher. They took out most of their starters after they just were up so much. They didn't even need to leave the good guys on the floor. No. They just, you know, we're done. Let's give them a break. Put our juniors in. Let them beat up on you for a while.
Starting point is 00:05:38 Do you know the bench players are known as juniors? I didn't realize that. So you're thinking of like a high school team where there's seniors and juniors, maybe a sophomore makes the varsity team or something? She's talking about. I don't know. It's like listening to my grandma talk about sports. It's insane.
Starting point is 00:05:54 The fact that Howard, listen, I'm not a big NBA basketball fan. I'll put that out there right now. Watching just the first half of a basketball game couldn't be a bigger waste of fucking time. Just started the second half. And Howard's like, I actually got through the whole first half last night. Wow, Howard. You must be real tight tight today. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:06:13 I'm a little groggy. But he's excited. And this is some of the dumbest sports talk. you'll ever hear on a talk show. He's just having fun out there, it looks like. They, you know, he's not burning out. You're talking about Jalen Brunson, who's the leading score for the next. He's just having fun out there, it looks like.
Starting point is 00:06:32 They, he's not burning out. Around him. Yeah. Yeah. He's, you know, and he's got some great players with him. That's what they say it takes. It takes one great player and some really great extra people, you know, just guys around who.
Starting point is 00:06:49 can also shoot and bend. So multiple great players? That is what they say. That's what they say. That would be a team. You said like a great player than like other great players as a while. Yeah, that's a good strategy. Winning formula.
Starting point is 00:07:02 Just a few. Who's the big guy with the beard? I love him. Big fan, Howard. What's his name, Gary? Gary. I'm spacing out. Mitchell Robinson or and who's the other guy?
Starting point is 00:07:14 Is Mitchell Robinson and the guy they call cat? Can't talk. with any of these guys. They're all busy with answering the phone. Where did they go? Where did you go, Howard? You're not in the studio anymore. That's so funny. Gary, what's my favorite player's name?
Starting point is 00:07:34 The guy I like, you know, the guy I was watching on the TV last night. He's always scoring those, um, uh, he throws the points, points, yeah, yeah. Yeah, you've seen them. And then Robin is one of the most checked out people. I know, I know for a fact, Robin's not a dumb person. She did have that really awful show I got a Celebrity Jeopardy that one time But the other time she was pretty good on there
Starting point is 00:07:56 She's not a dumb Not the trivia makes you smart enough But she's not a dumb person But listen to this But it was weird last night The opening game against Philadelphia At the Garden And they also had the Met Gala
Starting point is 00:08:08 Going on that fashion party Which seems like an incredible waste of time It's just three That's at the Garden too That can't be at the Garden No it's not at the Garden It's at the Met from McGowan.
Starting point is 00:08:22 It's going to be really confusing. Where is everyone? Well, then where do the Mets play? They're in the big room. Well, okay. Robin's so stupid. Well, that's retarded. Wait, the Mett Gala was that?
Starting point is 00:08:35 Mr. Square Garden, too? Oh, shit. So, as I mentioned, Howard loves to be in that front row. It's where the celebrities go, both in L.A. and New York. You know, the celebs go into the basketball games, getting that FaceTime. on the TV broadcasts, and Howard is worried that someday, believe it or not, he might not be famous enough to get comped those seats. I just hope the Knicks don't get real good to the point that I can't get front row seats.
Starting point is 00:09:06 They're never going to stop giving you front row seats. You know, as long as I'm super famous. You know, that's the thing. You've got to be very, very famous. You're not going to go out when you're not famous. Yeah, no. I'm going to, my plan is, once I'm not famous anymore, I'm not going to be calling my man over at the Knicks to get those courtside seats. You're not going to go out. No, I don't want to hear that conversation. That would be the day I just kind of like want to just end it all.
Starting point is 00:09:40 Is Howard Stern famous? Is Robin on anesthetic of this? Sounds like she's coming out of something. I know. It always sounds like that. She's an old lady. What are you going to do? I never liked her, but she's... I don't know why I'm sticking up for her all of a sudden.
Starting point is 00:09:56 Lay off. She stinks. I know. I'm like, Chris, that's not what we do here, buddy. Come on. We can be critical, but... That's not be mean. You know, I'm with Chris.
Starting point is 00:10:04 I haven't heard the show in a while, and she sounds really slow, and it's making me really sad. Yeah. It was one thing when Howard was like a batty old man and everyone was kind of catering to him. And when it's both of them having a conversation, I feel like we're not supposed to be listening because the medication kicked in and this is not, they're just like humoring themselves. They'll go on forever like that. Yeah, and they do, by the way.
Starting point is 00:10:25 The show is so unlistenable. It's so hard to find the right clips that make it interesting, things that we can talk about. Howard goes off on a long thing. He's done this before. I've heard it many times about who's at the next games. And, you know, J.B. Smooth is in the third row. Michael Rappaport's in the fourth row,
Starting point is 00:10:45 but he's in the first row. And then someday he might be in the second. second row. It's like this nonstop thing. By the way, the Knicks hate it when Howard goes to the games because he always leaves before the third quarter. You know what? Empty seats are there during overtime.
Starting point is 00:10:59 Looks like the fans don't give a shit. But whatever. He's still famous enough to get the seats according to him. I don't know how that's possibly true. A quick anecdote. Chris and I were sitting at a place this past weekend and Chris was wearing a Southern John Fight Club shirt that we got from a fun. fan down in Hackamania.
Starting point is 00:11:20 The real car. I got one of those. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The real girl. And the barterer is like, what's all that about, you know? And I assume that you would know who's Suttering John was. So Chris goes, you know, Stirling John is he goes, no.
Starting point is 00:11:31 So yeah, well, never mind. Yeah. I'm not going to start explaining it now. So that's what I mean. Like, is Howard Stern famous? I know that guys like us know about him, but does it matter if he's on the broadcast or not? Is it matter than Nicks at all that help promote their team? I think it's a New York thing.
Starting point is 00:11:48 You know, the cops, the people there, the press, the, he'd get upset and talk about if he didn't get the tickets. And I think it's a New York thing. I think anywhere else they wouldn't cater necessarily as hard. Maybe in California. Makes sense. So, Beth has just put out another book. Oh. And she used to write books about their cat Yoda.
Starting point is 00:12:10 That was a thing that she used to do. Well, now she's got this cat and this rabbit that are friends. Okay. She's writing books about that now. Oh. They're adventures together. Uh-huh. Okay.
Starting point is 00:12:22 And I don't even know if there are adventures. Probably not. Probably a lot of adventures going on. But, dude, this is her promotional book tour that she's on. And tell me which one of these shows, like, let's go back 10 years or 15 years. Which one of these shows seems like it's out of place? Next week I'm doing the Kelly Clarkson show. That's a good show.
Starting point is 00:12:48 do. That's a good audience for you to reach with this book. Yeah, I was really happy to hear that I was doing that. And then, oh, Andy, the Andy Cohen radio show. Oh, is that happening? I'm going to come up to Sirius. Radio Andy. Yeah, it's confirmed. Yes. Oh, you got a booking on the... I got a booking on radio. Maybe he'll put you in the, um, that glass booth wherever we can walk by. I don't want that. I don't want that. No, no. No. But I hear that the show to get, if you are promoting a book is the Howard Stern show. So this is the first interview, and I'm very excited. Okay.
Starting point is 00:13:26 So yeah, this is going to sell a lot of books, a lot of children's books. Kelly Clarkson, Andy Cohen, Howard Stern. Makes perfect sense. I thought she was going to say, I got this great offer from Amy Poehler. They're going to pay. It sounds amazing. Oh, that'd be awesome. She fell for that, too.
Starting point is 00:13:42 All right. So there's a review of this book that Howard's very excited about. And he wants to read it. Apparently, this is an important company that reviews children's books, and this is what they had to say about it. Adam, you've been in media a long time, so I want you to listen with a keen ear here. Let me just see here. I'll sell some books here or pretend to. The book is called Coco and Stephen Together Forever, and Beth just got a really great review.
Starting point is 00:14:13 I'm going to tell my audience that. Let me hear. Let me give you a little plug so you don't have to do it. Oh, thank you, sweets. It's a long thing here, but it says sweet prose and softened digital illustrations make this duo an irresistible springboard. For discussions about responsible pet ownership and fostering, Stern provides photos of the real cocoa and Stephen in the back. And along with some tips for families looking for a pet, all proceeds from the sale of the book will be donated to North Shore Animal League America. Stern is a spokesperson for the organization.
Starting point is 00:14:44 that wasn't a review that was a press release and he almost fell asleep yeah that was a yeah he's like this is long i'm not going to read off this obviously but that was just a repackaged press release what you do is you send out the copy of your book with your press release like here's the story we rewrote it for you and then they go on they're just like yeah this book has actual photos of the cat and rabbit that the book is based on and proceeds go to this charity like who was would be reviewing a book and say these things Patrick Michael It's 43 pages
Starting point is 00:15:19 I think they'll take that info and then cover it They'll take that info and come up with their own story If they're very lazy They'll just print it as is And it becomes an ad And that's what he just read That's what he just read
Starting point is 00:15:31 I think like this is an amazing thing So yeah it's Coco and Stephen together forever How we kitten and bunny became best friends I'm sorry Stephen The Bunny Okay Steven is the Bunny Very good popular name
Starting point is 00:15:43 So apparently, I don't know why Beth. Maybe she did because she never had kids or something. I don't know why she lives her life like this. And this seems very depressing. It seems like it would be very draining, especially on a relationship that you had with somebody. That's Stephen and Cocoa Mellon, two little, you know, discarded or abused animals that were dumped. Yeah, when Beth took in Cocoa, I was shocked. Cocomelon was so, I don't know what the fuck happened.
Starting point is 00:16:17 How did she get so damaged? She was either trampled or dropped. So somebody brought her to a place to get euthanized. And of course, we find out about it because she can't pee on her own. So nobody's willing to do it. And that's the only one who can... Well, she has a spinal cord injury. So she can't urinate on her own.
Starting point is 00:16:36 So I have to press her bladder three times a day for three years now. It's put a bit of crimp in my social life. We have to stay home just to express blood. What do you get? Oh, you got someone you couldn't express her bladder while you're away? I'm considering bringing her with me. Jesus Christ. That's why he has to stay home.
Starting point is 00:16:55 She adopted a cat that she has to press on the bladder three times a day in order to get the cat to pee. They were going to euthanize it. Like, yeah, put it out of its misery. What are you doing? And instead, Beth's like, nope, this is my burden now. All right. I mean, I think this. and I know that I sound like a real piece of shit for saying this.
Starting point is 00:17:16 Cats are cute. I get it. There's tons of cats out there. There's a mental illness going out with Beth Stern. And I get it. She lives with Howard, who's very mentally ill. So I would imagine that it's not an easy life to live and you're looking for distractions and anything.
Starting point is 00:17:30 You're just like, if this is the most high maintenance pet anyone's ever had, I'll take it. You get another one? Yes. They come in dues. I don't know if it's a mental illness. I think it's something that stemmed from a good. place but now has become an excuse to not hang out with her husband. There's something going on here because there's no reason why Beth needs to have a cat
Starting point is 00:17:50 that can't pee on its own because everyone was just like, yeah, yeah, Beth, we appreciate what you're saying here, but this one's lost. It's fine, you know. Look at this cat over here. It's peeing in the box right now. You can take it home if you want. Is that one of the adventures they have? Well, let's find out because here's the plot of the book explained.
Starting point is 00:18:11 Anyway, so it's the story of this cat and a rabbit who make an unlikely friendship because we didn't even know if cats and rabbits were friendly to one another. Well, a lot of times different species aren't. It's interesting when across species relationship happens. Oh, my God, these guys love each other. I go down there. It's like a love fest. They sleep together.
Starting point is 00:18:33 They groom together. They play together. They hide together. It's the cutest thing ever. And here's the weird thing about this cocoa melon and Stephen. This is something that would be fascinating. Maybe you've got to talk about this because it's nuts. So the cat has a spinal cord injury, but the rabbit goes over and licks her right on the spot where her injury is.
Starting point is 00:18:54 Like, insists on licking it. That's fascinating. Please go on. I mean, this is the Howard's search show, guys. I don't know what to tell you. Coming up next butt bongo piesta. I can't fucking believe that this is what it's become. We're talking about how cute it is that a rabbit licks on a cat in his basement.
Starting point is 00:19:10 And I talk about this a lot when we cover Howard Stern. I always say, what is Beth doing? Why wouldn't she get a divorce and go live her life? She wants to hang out with celebrities. She wants to go to dinner parties. She wants to go out. Howard won't want her to do any of those things. We'll get into that a little bit because the staff has questions for them about their lifestyle.
Starting point is 00:19:30 So we'll get into that. But actually, I think you could make a case that Beth is the one that's making everyone's life miserable in this giant mansion. well across three different giant mansions. Because listen to Howard's hell that he has to deal with. And like Bella, our cat, who just died, which is real, it's heartbreaking for us. I told you, we got her from a junkyard where some kids had come by and stabbed her in the eyes with forks. And we took her in. She was blind.
Starting point is 00:19:57 She had a tremendous amount of problems. We had, she had put her on tons of medication. And you know what? She ended up living pretty long. Yeah. Yeah. But it was really sad. But the point is, the book is beautiful.
Starting point is 00:20:09 It's gotten great reviews. Jesus Christ. Everything's such a fucking doubter with these people. Yeah, our cat just died. That was one of the eyeballs were stamped out by those teenagers. But it's funny. He sounds like a rich person talking about like we got this cheese from the mountains and this tiny little cave by these village people.
Starting point is 00:20:26 Like the more damaged the cat, it's like some kind of flex like all the hell it's been through and now they saved it. Oh, for sure. Yeah. So for some reason, and I have not been keeping up on this. but Beth has taken to pet rabbits as her new cause du jour. She's very concerned about what's going on with these rabbits. That's one of the reasons why she wrote this book was to teach those little kids about how to care for rabbits and what it's like to have a rabbit as a pet.
Starting point is 00:20:58 I like bringing attention also to rabbits. I call Stephen and Harry my Easter dumps where parents see these little cute bunnies around Easter time and they buy a bunny. for their kid. Then they bring the bunny home to tiny little fur, adorable little fur ball. And then after a couple weeks, they realize that rabbits poop around 350 times a day. That's an actual fact. And they chew everything. And you can't keep them in a cage. And they, that would be so cruel to keep them in a cage. They just, there are a lot of work. And people don't realize it. And so people think they can just put them outside. Oh, I see rabbits outside. Let's put them outside. he'll be fine and he'll have a happier life.
Starting point is 00:21:40 Well, that's just not the case with rabbits that have been domesticated. They can't even live more than 24 hours outside. Sounds like rabbits are a terrible pet. I got one for my daughter a long time ago, and it's a pain in the dick. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I don't know if prairie dogs are worse. I put the way she was explaining that.
Starting point is 00:21:58 It shoes everything. Yeah. It runs around the house and shits all the time. Mean-spirited. Hates people. Maybe that shouldn't be domesticated then. You know, we got dogs, we got cats. I think we're good.
Starting point is 00:22:11 Yeah. You know, get a goldfish. I don't know. I feel like Howard, like, tried to trick her. And someone went into her office one day and was like, you did it, Beth. You saved all the cats. We won. And she's like, rabbits.
Starting point is 00:22:23 What's next? Yeah, moving to the next one. So she has four rabbits. And so she knows a lot about what's going on with these rabbits. And boy, when she explains it on the Howard Stern show, the audience is captivated. Luckily, the four rabbits, we now have four, have all been rescued in the nick of time
Starting point is 00:22:44 and are safe with us forever, but people don't realize that. So I really like to talk about the Easter dumps is what I call Stephen, and how if you think rabbits are really cute, just research first and see if you're equipped and if you can really handle that type of pet because they are a lot of work.
Starting point is 00:23:04 Anyway, my wife has devoted her life to that. Am I boring? No, no. No, he's in fact. No. When Robin says no, you know the answer. Grandma's interested. Howard's just like, oh, she's done talking.
Starting point is 00:23:17 Anyway, Beth's great, everyone. Isn't she wonderful? Easter dumps, everyone. That's when you eat the cheap chocolate. Yep. White chocolate gets me every fucking dime. It's the grossest shit. It really is.
Starting point is 00:23:29 All right, so this is Beth explaining her life's work. She has devoted her life to animal reds. And the book will just raise money for animal rescue. So think of it. Yeah. All of my, all of my proceeds. I just wrote the check for my advance to North Shore Animal League America.
Starting point is 00:23:48 So every cent is saving more lives. So I look at it as if you purchase a book, you're just helping my mission to save lives. And it's just, yeah. It's a beautiful thing. Stephen. Save lives. I'm sorry. I've had cats.
Starting point is 00:24:05 They're very cute. Rabbits are cute too. so are dogs. These are not lives. What are we talking about? I wonder where are you going with that. What are you talking about? But that's her cause.
Starting point is 00:24:19 That's her big thing. This is what she's devoting her wife to now, is making sure that a domesticated rabbit isn't just let out into the yard where it could be delicious fox food. Yes. You know, there's a whole circle of life out there. But apparently, in Beth's,
Starting point is 00:24:36 world, the cute things need to be protected at all times. And, uh, this is a crazy story. This is when Howard and Beth first started dating. Her pussy must be amazing. It's how I could say, because who would put up with this? In fact, when we first met, Beth and I were taking a walk in Manhattan. In Manhattan. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:24:57 And we're in this park. It wasn't central park. It was a different park. And we see this rabbit just sitting there like, like freaking out. Because people think the rabbits. supposed to be outside. These are domesticated rabbits. He was petrified. He was petrified. And we rescued him. We asked a woman was walk around. Do you know where there's
Starting point is 00:25:14 a cardboard box or something? I remember carrying this rabbit. Yeah, to that pet store. Yeah, who helped us with him. His name was lucky. We did find him a home. Jesus. When they first started dating, they ran across to a rabbit that was looking like it was having a bad day. And their first thought was, let's rescue this rabbit. Get it.
Starting point is 00:25:34 It just gotten fired. It had no place to stay. Right. Like, how do you look at a rabbit? Just be like, that one was probably domesticated and is terrified right now. Rabbits are always terrified. Have you guys seen rabbits? They're very jumpy. They don't like, I'm terrified by anyone chasing me.
Starting point is 00:25:50 Right, yes. Anyone running at me. Doesn't think much. Jody Jiggo tries to pet them in the backyard all the time. Never works out. Nope. They're quick. So I don't have to worry about trying to save a rabbit.
Starting point is 00:26:02 I'll tell you that. It could never happen. So, good news. We have breaking news, actually. I don't even think Howard knows about this, but Beth's very excited. Good news of the day is yesterday was brought to my attention that somebody who lives close to us found a litter of newborn kittens in their window well. And there was a mama cat.
Starting point is 00:26:25 They saw the mama cat, but she was obviously feral. So my friend set up a trap, and we were hoping to get the mother in the trap and then grab the babies and bring them all back to. my house. I have a room set up for them. And we caught the mama and they're now in our house as of 10 minutes ago. So I just met the mama and the
Starting point is 00:26:46 five little babies. What are you going to wear on today? You should wear that outfit. Perfect segue Howard. He's just rolling his eyes like, oh good, we're another fucking family of cats in the house. Yay. Fear all you say.
Starting point is 00:27:02 You're right. Perfect. Fuck. This guy. Every pair of Jesus must be torn to shreds. Every room he walks into, it just cats. There's a smell that he can't smell anymore, but it's very thick. I love that she goes, hey, good news. Good news of the day.
Starting point is 00:27:23 Good news of the day, yeah. This happens a lot. Those cats that were born across the street. We got them. So what are you going to wear? Yeah, what are you wearing on the day show? You better look fucking hot. This is what our lives are.
Starting point is 00:27:35 All right. this is more exciting news. I know it sounds like I'm overselling this, but trust me, this is a big deal. You get the book. First of all, it's a beautiful, and the audio book, I am the voice of,
Starting point is 00:27:48 Oh, thanks for remembering. Yeah, I'm the voice of Stephen the Rabbit. Yep. And I do a voice like this. Very, uh, like this. Oh, no. Well, first off. All right, I'm looking at the cover of this.
Starting point is 00:28:02 You shouldn't judge a book by its cover. This looks like a book you'd want to hear the audio version. of. Isn't it like all illustrations and cuteness and that what children's books are? I do kind of want to hear this now. I really want to hear this. I will order the audio book for sure. That is a business expense right there. That is a write-off, as we call it in the biz. What the fuck is Howard going on about? He's recording the audio book and being Stephen's voice. I think you're right about her pussy. It's amazing.
Starting point is 00:28:35 It latches hot and doesn't let go. Whoa! I'm trying to get out. Howard, you doing that voice? Yes. Yes, Beth. He's got the key to her chastity belt. Well, he does put his foot down when it comes to sharing things on Instagram.
Starting point is 00:28:54 If anyone follows Beth on Instagram, he's always sharing photos of these kittens and other animals and very cute, sometimes wildly depressing. And sometimes she wants to show off her hubby. Yeah, it gives me a chance to act a little bit. Sadly, though, they took video of you recording it, and you didn't approve any of the videos for me to put out on Instagram. What? All right, can I post that? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:29:20 You better check with me after the show. You go, I don't like how I look. It's a bad angle. It's a bad angle. It's enough. You know what? People buy the book because it's great for kids. Who was telling me, Will said his kid brought the book to school.
Starting point is 00:29:35 he has a little kid and they brought the book to school and the teacher's reading it to them. I love that. What an anecdote. Everyone cried. Well, what was that? He's like, you know, Howard's so uncomfortable about how he looks. He doesn't want to be on social media so we can all tease him. And he smells like cat pee.
Starting point is 00:29:51 Oh, God. It's brutal. And so that's just like, hey, can I post those videos we took of you recording the audio book? And he's like, ah, anyway. So Will brought the book into school. And the teacher read into the class. And she knew to ask him on the air. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:30:05 I'm sorry, you didn't approve that. He's just like, I don't know what you're talking about. No, those videos I sent you that I didn't shoot it. Anyway. Yeah, so that's not going to happen. He's like, people will buy the book anyway, whatever. It's fine. Yeah, I mean, we see what this is.
Starting point is 00:30:17 This is advertised for adults. It's not for kids. They had, um, the, uh, Olivia Rodriguez was on Saturday Night Live. And they had Debbie Harry introduce her. And then she mentioned the cure in Robert Smith within like the first 15 seconds of the song. So they're like, this is for the adults watching so that you'll like it and want to buy it for your kids. This is all for Howard Stern people with disposable income who probably
Starting point is 00:30:39 don't even have kids. They just want to buy it. And let's not forget, we played a clip recently of Howard complaining about the fact that he's the only one who gives money to this fucking charity that Beth has. And he was complaining. I ask her, when she's fostering animals, I say, hey, can you ask
Starting point is 00:30:55 for donations? Could someone please donate to this charity aside from me? And so the big selling point is that all of the proceeds go to her charity. Yeah. And Howard's like, just buy the book. Who gets to get this shit? Buy a dozen books.
Starting point is 00:31:09 Just buy the fucking books, people. Can't keep coming out of my pockets. Beth is so checked out. Now, of course, she's in her home. And she's just downstairs with Howard in the basement doing the show. And Howard starts telling a story. So she's just like, I'm just going to look at my phone then. This is kind of wild.
Starting point is 00:31:29 Not to brag. Mr. Chris doesn't bring his phone downstairs. He knows, like, of this distraction. It's unnecessary. We're doing a show for a couple hours, you know? Beth does that know that? But then what happens? Okay, so let me tell the story.
Starting point is 00:31:43 You're still telling the story? I'm telling the story. I check my messages. No. What are you doing? I'm just checking my... In the middle of telling your story. Oh, Doug's listening.
Starting point is 00:31:52 Are your brother? Yeah. My Doug. I love him. I know me too. He's a good man. All right. So, well, what do you say?
Starting point is 00:32:00 I'm glad that didn't derail the conversation, Beth. Fucking idiot. Did he get my email? Mail? Did he return? Yeah, right. She's like, oh, my brother's listening. Oh, cool. Hi, Doug.
Starting point is 00:32:10 What's going on here? So then they get into this riveting tampon talk. Apparently, Beth is like premenopausal, and she's taking some kind of medication and some other thing. It's giving her super periods. She's about her period for two weeks, and Howard's complaining about that because that vagina we were talking about. Yeah. That gets you to do all this crazy shit. want to do out of commission
Starting point is 00:32:37 for a fortnight. Okay, well then why are all these fucking cats here? Why am I selling your book? Why are we promoting this dumb shit? Do the fucking audio book for you. Oh, come me, I'm a rabbit. Hey, that's pretty good. Thanks.
Starting point is 00:32:53 All right, so this is some interesting tampon talk. You don't see anyone out. Where are you going? I'm just, sit up straight. What'd you have? You know, when your jeans are too tight, when you, it's uncomfortable.
Starting point is 00:33:07 Well, it squeezed your vagina? Yeah, well, I've a lot, like, the tampon in, and it was just like all squinched. Yeah, and you guys, I just readjusted. And you are the worst with tampons. I know, I forget about them. Sometimes Beth'll forget she has a tampon, and then she'll stick in another one, and then you get all cloned up in there. Yeah, and then I have to go, oh, don't ask. And then I have to, well, I don't know if you want.
Starting point is 00:33:27 He told me to make a chart. Yeah, I said, how could you, you must take out your old tampon. I know, I forget. Sometimes I have to go in there and get it Yeah Oh this is really like Doug's listening Doug sometimes I have to go in there And fish it out
Starting point is 00:33:42 Let's not forget the dog is listening Now that we know that we establish that So she's doing double vaginal with tampons It's fucking hot It's a new thing I think she's a lot smarter than she gives off And I think she's had to come up with a lot of excuses Over the years to not sleep with him
Starting point is 00:33:57 And that's some involved story Oh you know what The reason why I'm a janitor out of commission This time left a tampon man. Can you believe it? I'm just so, ugh. I can't even feel when I have something inside me. I have no idea. You know, some people like tie a string around their finger to remember shit. There's a string hanging out of there. How did you forget?
Starting point is 00:34:18 That's the reminder right there. It's the mechanism. All right. So, let's talk about these four rabbits running around the house. Because Beth mentioned these shit 350 times a day, which is, by the way, nonstop shitting. Yes. At a certain point, you stop measuring. They just shit all the time. Oh, look, it's not shitting. That's the thing I want to know about.
Starting point is 00:34:40 How many seconds of the day is it not shitting? That's interesting. Oh, my goodness. This is my day. Thank you so much, Howard. And Beth. So, my question is poop containment with four bunnies. And if they time a day, that's like...
Starting point is 00:34:58 Do the math. A thousand pieces of poop. By losing your signal, but I think what she's saying is... How do I do I do? deal with that? How do you deal with rabbit poop if rabbits poop 350 times a day? I know the answer to this, but I'll let you. Three of my rabbits are litter box trained.
Starting point is 00:35:16 Oh, okay. So only 25% of the rabbits are shitting all over the house. Which is good. No. That's terrible, actually. Like, hey, you know that one rabbit that doesn't use the litter box? It had an accident. It choked itself.
Starting point is 00:35:36 I think it needs to go to a farm upstate. That's where rabbits love to run around and play for Alec and shit. Momet from the staff comes in, and Momet has questions for Beth. Now, Beth is reluctant. She goes, I'll do one question. I got to do my rounds with all the cats upstairs. I can't beat down here all day.
Starting point is 00:36:00 And so Momet picks the best question to ask. And there's some resistance from Howard at first. but it doesn't last long. Oh, Mamet has prepared. Yeah, I've been listening to this. And you actually bring up a lot of topics. I would love to ask more about.
Starting point is 00:36:17 Just ask questions, Mamet. Nobody cares. Okay, all right. So one of the things you talked about was, you know, Howard's crankiness. And just from working with Howard, I've noticed sometimes, no offense, Howard, but sometimes he comes downstairs and, like, he is very cranky. That's such bullshit. People will... When am I ever cranky in our meetings?
Starting point is 00:36:38 Never. All right. So, you could tell what kind of a boss this guy is and what he's like to work with. Because you're just like, listen, you're sometimes in a rotten mood. How the fuck? Yep. Do you get away with saying that to me? And there was the one that's like, roast me.
Starting point is 00:36:54 Go ahead. Roast me. Yeah, right. So I appreciate my mouth. He sticks to it on this because a lot of people just back down immediately. Never. You come down in like a... moving on.
Starting point is 00:37:05 Come on. He's full of shit. No, no, no. He's talking about. I love you. Okay, yeah, go ahead. So what I'm asking is, Beth, do you ever, like, deal with,
Starting point is 00:37:12 do you see that crankiness in the morning with him? And how do you deal with that? Do I see it in the morning? Yeah. Do I see it in the daytime? Do I see it at night? Do I see it 24 hours a day? Yes.
Starting point is 00:37:23 Is it working a certain time of day? What is it? Am I a miserable person? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And I feel like we always come to this conclusion.
Starting point is 00:37:31 Whenever we do these types of segments on the Howard Stern show. we go, what's going on with Howard? You never want to leave the house. And when you're home, you're miserable. And if you have time off, you hate it, you have to work. You hate that. Are you miserable? And Howard's like, well, I'm in therapy.
Starting point is 00:37:46 But yeah. Yeah, I'm obviously miserable. And he always seems surprised by coming to the same conclusion. Right. It's always like this whole thing. And props to Beth for explaining this a little bit. She tells us the time he's most miserable, which kind of makes sense when you think about what his,
Starting point is 00:38:03 one of his many disorders when he's getting the tampons out. He's trying to fish those things out of there. I think he likes that. He's elbow deep. Jesus Christ. Where is this thing? A miner's hat. But you know the time that I hate the most?
Starting point is 00:38:22 There's a canary in there. But you know the time that I hate the most? No. When we are walking from the door outside the gate. Yeah. It is, you are. miserable. And then once we start getting the fresh air and the sun comes pouring on our skin, then
Starting point is 00:38:40 things start to change. You know what that is? I just don't like leaving the house. Yeah, I know. Well, guess what? You're going to be leaving the house a lot this summer. How interesting is that? So what is it, agoraphobia?
Starting point is 00:38:53 The fear of leaving the house, right? Adam's looking to be like, I don't know, Carol. You know, Gary answered the next question. A beard I should have written down The Brom boss Anyway that's very interesting right there That's something to talk to your therapist about
Starting point is 00:39:08 He's most miserable Leaving the door And then getting to the front gate Yeah Which is 20 yards, whatever it is Sure Like that's like his Oh no
Starting point is 00:39:17 Freaking out moment Leaving the house And Beth calls that out That's wacky That's mental illness He's in control of every single detail that place. Every person works for him. Every square inch is under his control. Second, he steps
Starting point is 00:39:35 across that gate, paparazzi, whatever it is, judgment. Now he's a person and he's not in control and he fucking hates it. Well, he does have that woman suing him, but yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah, she's right there waiting in the bushes. So Howard is going to be traveling this summer. You know, they always take a couple months off. And Beth has made some plans. I mean, I agreed to make, I've made travel plans this summer with Beth because I know I'm in a marriage and I know that's what you want. But I wish you were more like me
Starting point is 00:40:07 where you just don't want to see anyone. Honey, our days are very isolated. We very rarely leave the house. Right. This is really good for you. Can I tell you when I'm happiest? I know, but I'm considering your happiness, of course. I always put your happiness first.
Starting point is 00:40:22 But I'm happiest when it's just us and we have no plans. which is 99.9% of our lives. That little percentage that isn't that? But you're still walking around in misery during your happy this time. Why am I so miserable? You're miserable.
Starting point is 00:40:42 I know. I mean, that's a question for the therapist. You should have fired four decades ago, I would say. I like that all that. She's just like, listen, you get, you're annoyed if we're home. You're annoyed if we go out somewhere.
Starting point is 00:40:57 we have a billion dollars in the bank. Can we just go travel to Europe and just do cool shit? Please. You have the whole summer off. It's a condition called being a cynical asshole. I believe it. When he's like, you know, I know I have to do this for you. And she's like, actually, this would help you a lot.
Starting point is 00:41:16 Yes. He's correct. Well, he's going to get into why he's so miserable. I don't get it. You're asking her why you're so miserable. I don't know why. I got a psychiatrist. He can't tell me either.
Starting point is 00:41:26 He walks in a room. And it's just, he's just miserable. Because I see what's wrong with the world. I see all the fuck-ups. So Howard's so focused on the negative aspects of everything in life that it brings him down. It's a giant weight on his shoulders at all times. And I'm going to get nerdy for just a second. But I remember very well when Robin did her ayahuasca.
Starting point is 00:41:51 And Howard made fun of her for a while, but she traveled to South America somewhere and did this weekend. where she trips balls and pukes and has diarrhea. It's a whole thing. And Howard goes, okay, did you go on a spiritual journey? Did you learn anything from that? And I remember Robin saying that she had cured herself of depression because she realized she can't change the things around her that are bad.
Starting point is 00:42:22 You know, looking at what's going on in the Middle East or just like all the horrible things in this world is not on you the individual to fix and you shouldn't feel like you need to. And to hear Howard at 72 years old go, yeah, I'm miserable. A lot of shitty things are going out of the world. You're like, you haven't figured that out yet? You made fun of Robin. She figured it out. Howard, get some acid, get some mushrooms.
Starting point is 00:42:47 Spend a weekend with Pink Floyd and the doors and figure it out. Yeah. I'm not sure that doors would help, but. No. No, you listen to something better. That would really help. That's what drugs are supposed to be for for things like that. When you have so much PTSD that nothing will change it and you need something that strong to change your perspective.
Starting point is 00:43:07 Anyway, I just thought that was interesting because I just remember Robin, she worded it differently, but coming to that conclusion of you got to let go and just realize that you can only live your life and appreciate and enjoy what you're doing. And Howard, we'll never figure that out and he spends way too much money on therapy. It's insane that Beth is putting up with this guy. and I think they both make each other miserable. Like, oh, you're going to be a pain in the ass? Well, I'm going to bring him a blind cat. We'll deal with that. Oh, look at this cat.
Starting point is 00:43:34 It pisses everywhere. This one doesn't piss at all. You wouldn't bring home another one. Oh, yeah? Yeah, right. What are you going to do? Start collecting rabbits now? I just might.
Starting point is 00:43:45 Watch me. I just want to go on record and saying, there's much worse things Beth could be doing with her time and her money. And I see, it's obsessive, but I see nothing inherently me wrong with it. What I do see wrong with was when Beth got into the studio and one of the first things Howard said to her was sit up straight. Yeah. Like when you see a couple and one of them says that
Starting point is 00:44:06 to the other, that's not good. That's not good. Yeah, actually, they talk about each other's posture a lot. I didn't pull those clips. Oh. There's a lot of talk about standing up straight and straightening your back and interesting. Yeah, she's worried that she's married to Patrick Melton at this point. If you I mean. All right. It is that time. It's time for our Bridge of the week.
Starting point is 00:44:31 Grinch of the week. This one comes in from our old friend Coleman. And Coleman was watching the Blind Mike project. You watch it every Sunday, 10 a.m. Eastern, unless Cardiff is on. And Blind Mike has two different producers that rotate through. You have my buddy Casey Day and, of course, Craig. And Casey Day was on.
Starting point is 00:44:53 And sometimes Casey Day goes above and beyond. And it's not always appreciated by the host, Mike Geary. Time. It really is. And I got to thank you. I got to thank Pierce Morgan. By the way, I could have let this clip run for another like nine minutes. Yes.
Starting point is 00:45:11 It is amazing. But thank you to Pierce Morgan for not interrupting how many people in media would have made themselves the show here. I always say my favorite call, it was a Packers, I want to say Packers Seahawks playoff game in like 2015 or 16. And there was a last minute touchdown scored and Al Michaels is perfectly silent. And he lets the crowd noise wash over you. And I always say that was my favorite call ever because Al Michaels knew how to get out of the way. And that's what Pierce Morgan does here. He just lets Russell Brand.
Starting point is 00:45:53 He lets the play run itself. We all get to watch the spectacle here. I, of course, can't get out of the way, so I added some funny cartoon music underneath. Here we go. Come on. No, you didn't. It's funny. No.
Starting point is 00:46:08 Is that the greatest buildup to this clip ever? You're going to love the silence. Holy shit. He drowns this guy at his own silence, and it's amazing. In case he goes, actually, I just put it like some wacky horns and, uh, Yackety sacks. Yeah, you're going to love it. It's really funny.
Starting point is 00:46:26 Mike's so disappointed in this. No. Can we just play the regular version? If you talk for a minute, I can get the regular version. It's funny. It's funny. Why do you muddy every silence? Because it's silence.
Starting point is 00:46:45 I was just about to say the silence is so amazing. Listening. Why would you do this? Because I had to tell you because you just said the silence is so amazing. So if I let it go, you were kind of... No, no, no, I'm saying why... Yeah, all right. Find the original version, I guess.
Starting point is 00:47:00 Oh, God, damn it. All right, hold on, no second. Now you can feel the silence with music. We're letting the silence work here. Yes. We're doing it here. It's your fault. Electra, are you there?
Starting point is 00:47:17 Yep, enjoying the silence. Oh, don't just enjoy it. Help out a little bit. What one do you think it'll take? You know, we have to play, while you do that, play this cartoon version, I guess. Okay. All right, there we go. And then I'll find the other.
Starting point is 00:47:33 Here we go. Can I go back to asking a question about your Bible? Yes, if you want to. Thank you. Was that the one you took into call? You're the very one. Okay. What was your thinking of taking it into call?
Starting point is 00:47:45 And what you were seeing looking at some passages? What were the relevant passages for you? All right. Thank you for asking me. Thank you. I didn't hurt, did it? A little bit. It was this from Isaiah.
Starting point is 00:48:01 You're right, but I did say, you know, be chilled. Sometimes I lose the chill, man. It's pretty. Ah. If you didn't tell me, I would have been like, what the fuck's happening? Well, that's what I told you. But I do believe we're right there. So, Mike, I think we'll be able to do this.
Starting point is 00:48:24 Hold on. Sorry about that. Sorry about it. It was a creative choice I made. I don't always pick winners. The segment, by the way. Well, lost all. Okay, here we go.
Starting point is 00:48:36 Poor Casey Day. I feel bad for everyone in this situation. He's trying to do the right thing. Ah, this isn't very funny. I've made like some wacky noises or something in there. Maybe the boner sound effect. Mike's like, Jesus Christ. He's going to have to set it up again.
Starting point is 00:48:49 I completely forgot what they were even talking about. Yeah, what are we even talking about? Mike? Come on. Help us out. we have a lot of stuff to get to today. Stuttering John talks about how I'm not a very good broadcaster or musician, but he is. We have Opie pitting these two co-hosts against each other and also finally attending Ron's comedy show.
Starting point is 00:49:10 We have Rob Saul coming up momentarily to talk about striking channels. There's a lot of weird shit going on in the dabbler verse right now, Adam. Stuff that I am not a fan of, these people striking channels. channels. Of course, Suttering John's been striking. We struck PDP on Monday. And so there's a GoFundMe. Savetsn.com is where you can go to support Shulie and the gang for this lawsuit to get John to stop DMCA striking them on YouTube. But aside from the striking, we've also seen people lose their channels recently. I saw that our buddy Karmic. A guy you're very fond of.
Starting point is 00:49:55 You get to hang out in his chat. I love it. He was on vacay in Vegas. And lo and behold, he lost his YouTube channel. Very, very upsetting. So he tweets about this to let us know. He says, while in Vegas, I get news, my channel was removed. I want to thank the fans for their continued support over the last year.
Starting point is 00:50:21 He took 20 pictures. That was the best one he got. That's pretty good. Now, I have some thoughts on this. I hate seeing people lose their channels. It sucks. I hate that YouTube does that. Like, they're just like, all right, you're gone.
Starting point is 00:50:35 Whoa, you know, they happened to Cardiff, which sucked. Yeah, just so we're clear, this wasn't a strike. This wasn't somebody else's doing. This wasn't a conspiracy or forces working behind the scenes. This was YouTube decided just too much violent threats and harassment. So it says, hi, Karmic. We've reviewed your content and found severe or repeated violations of our harassment policy. Because of this, we've removed your channel from YouTube.
Starting point is 00:51:00 Now, when you say no one did anything, we don't know that that's true. This isn't the direct result of these strikes that have been running rampant through the Dabblevers. Correct. Now, a couple months ago, Haley from Pretty Anti-Social ran an experiment where she put all of his episodes through A-Sour. like transcribed them on, put him through AI, and ask, like, what's the gist of the show?
Starting point is 00:51:26 Like, what does he get not about? And what AI said, unprompted, was, oh, this show is against YouTube's harassment policy, specifically. And I don't think Haley,
Starting point is 00:51:37 for pretty antisocial, is going on and tattletailing on anyone. But who knows? Maybe somebody saw that. And they're like, oh, we should let YouTube know this is going on. I don't know what happened. Or maybe YouTube,
Starting point is 00:51:48 it just finally caught up to him. There was some, speculation, and I'm sorry, Adam, that's cut you up. There's some speculation because YouTube has been really honing in, homing in. Thank you, speech coach, homing in on the AI slop that's out there. And nobody likes using AI more than karmic. And so I've seen people say, all that's probably because of the AI stuff. But no, specifically this says harassment policy.
Starting point is 00:52:14 He was led to believe that because he keeps his episodes, either takes them down immediately or they're all private that YouTube isn't scanning them. And he, which was out of character, left one up. And all of his shows are, as AI decidedly characterized, deeply violent, threatening, aggressive, and homosexual. I don't think that's against the terms of service. No, but when you combine them all together, it creates a cocktail that's just not right for YouTube standards and practices. He's going to be a cocksucker a few times. I think that's true, yeah.
Starting point is 00:52:49 He's done more than that. He specifically accuses people he's never met of predatory, violent sexual crimes and says he knows in his heart. And he does it over and over and over again. And he left an episode up. He didn't take it down. And he thinks that's what possibly got flagged. What do you think is going out in that valley of men, too? That seems like a...
Starting point is 00:53:12 I think it's a lot of fucking and sucking. Yeah, I think so too. I think you're right. All right. So you grabbed a clip about him not caring about this. This is when he took to the air to let us know that he's okay and he's not emotionally bothered by this. Oh, fuck. This fucking guy.
Starting point is 00:53:34 I mean, I couldn't imagine crying one time on the internet. Went alone all the fucking time. What is this deal? Anyway. Now I'm going to be fucking ridiculed for this shit. Like, I give a fuck. Sounds like you do. I would feel bad about it.
Starting point is 00:53:56 You know, of all the shit that I said out there, I don't wish anybody ill will. YouTube's like, oh, okay, our bad that we didn't realize. Bullshit. Never have had, like, a negative reaction about other people and they're supportive and nice. All right. So. He goes on and on. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:19 So he's feeling some regrets. It sounds like maybe he should have done things a little bit differently. But this Carmen guy. is a genius. And I know it's not just the vocabulary he uses, which he always uses correctly. Not just that. There's other reasons why he's a genius.
Starting point is 00:54:34 I think it would be interesting. Like, everybody says, you know, the wealthy don't have really any problems to deal with, you know. Maybe that's true for some people. Maybe that's true, but what are the problems that they have to deal with? I'm sure they don't have a,
Starting point is 00:54:50 I'm sure they have a moment here or there where they're a little perturbed with the way the world operates. maybe they do kind of have those moments. Maybe it does happen to everybody. Maybe everybody has that. So maybe you can't really run away from problems. Maybe it just, it just happens.
Starting point is 00:55:07 Wow. The way he figured it out in real time, the way he processed that in real time, it's very impressive. It's such a great example of stupidity, like real stupidity, not the kind where you think of like the three stooges, but like he misunderstood a famous saying,
Starting point is 00:55:25 more money, more problems is the saying. He's like, you know that saying about how squeaky wheels get no grease? Well, maybe if we just squeak loud enough, we'll get some grease one day. And he thinks he invented it. He really thinks he's done something there. I love it. That's great. Well, we'll miss Carmichax.
Starting point is 00:55:44 Don't worry. He's already on Rumble being more violent, promising more violence, making more threats, and trying to take everyone down because even though we know it's a YouTube strike, He's convinced that it is a conspiracy of many moving parts from all over the world designed to take him down. And as he says, we know who we are. We know who we are. Gilly, can you get this guy in therapy again?
Starting point is 00:56:11 I know you guys were in couples therapy, but maybe he needs to talk to a professional about other things. Any good couples therapist would say, oh, you don't need couples therapy. You need therapy. Yes. You need therapy. Yes. They would recognize that very quickly.
Starting point is 00:56:25 Speaking of needing therapy, Rob Saul was joining the program for the first time ever. I know he's been on Point Devil Point with me before. But this is the first time on who are these podcasts? And I wanted to talk to Rob because I saw some activities going on this week. Welcome to the show, Rob Saul. What's up, buddy? Hey, what's up?
Starting point is 00:56:45 How are you? I caught the end of the Carmix talk. I remember one time he said he was going to ejaculate all over my face to prove his dominance over me. So he's not a big Rob Saul fan. Maybe you would like that. Sounds like a really big fan. Yeah, I was going to say, well, I think I want to take on someone's face. That's someone I'm really keen on there.
Starting point is 00:57:04 Otherwise, I'd be embarrassed. I would have trouble getting it up, yeah, if I didn't really care. So, yeah, that might be against YouTube's policies to say things like that. Speaking of YouTube's policies, so you were striking away. You were striking pest this week. and then you guys worked it out. Tell us the background on this because I am one of the people who thinks that the clippers are very important for the dabbledverse, and I don't like any channel is getting struck.
Starting point is 00:57:35 That's my general policy. But definitely I want the clippers to be protected from strikes. You know, I agree with you, Carl. You're right. I think a lot of people when I came back and have gotten the wrong idea. I think people think that I've come back and say, hey, everybody, I went to rehab. I'm 100% better now and everybody should like me. That's what Senator John's takeaway is.
Starting point is 00:57:59 Yeah, but, you know, it's just not the case. I'm a fucked up person. I mean, most of my, I wasn't born a alcoholic or a drug addict. I was diagnosed with PTSD. It's a lot of emotional stuff. And when you come off of drugs and alcohol after being on them for so long, your hormones get all out of whack for like the first six months to a year. here. So fortunately, because I'm online, a presence online, you get to see that all in real time.
Starting point is 00:58:30 But yeah, that's what happened. I, uh, I had a- funny, Rob. I almost went to go pause you. I'm so used to not talking to you directly. It just having clips of you on the show. I was like, I'm going to pause this guy. I want to talk about a small penis and his brother speaking of that PTSD. Well, then you go. I mean, listen, you guys, I've talked about my childhood, some of it. And that doesn't even scrape the service. Surface. There's stuff I, Scrape the cervix? He's never scraping the servants with that deck.
Starting point is 00:58:58 Yeah, it could make your head spin. So, yeah, in my personal life, I got into an argument with an intoxicated friend that was over. And I kind of, not drugs and alcohol relapse, but I mentally relapsed to where I became that angry, impulsive, a person I was when I was drinking. And something I had, you know. Is this the first time this has happened since getting out of rehab? Yeah. I mean, I do stuff like on the air.
Starting point is 00:59:31 People are like, oh, he's so angry. But I'm just like, you know, trying to do content. I'm not like really upset on the internet. But yeah, in real life, this is like the first time I really got upset. I thought I kicked the anger problem and I didn't. What did the pest do you? Well, pest didn't really do it. Okay.
Starting point is 00:59:47 So it wasn't pest. It was the friend. and Pest had been putting up a lot of clips of me that were very like, you know, where he was not very complimentary of me, which, you know, it's fine.
Starting point is 01:00:03 I'm on the internet that's thick skin, but these clips from your show, are these clips of your show? Yes, yes. Yeah, because Pest doesn't do commentary, right?
Starting point is 01:00:09 He just clips your show? Yeah, yeah. Maybe the titles are mean, mean spirit of the thumbnail? No, what's the, that,
Starting point is 01:00:17 and yeah, and then he puts dog lover across. But, okay. All right. But some of it was members only. And anyway, that doesn't even matter because I am taking full responsibility where you ask yourself, am I the asshole. So I am the asshole.
Starting point is 01:00:33 So after I'd gotten this altercation with a friend, I went online, not the smart thing to do. And I saw another clip that Pest had put up. And I thought I was in my rights to start striking. Okay. And nobody agrees with that. that surely reached out to me, Deb, everybody that likes me, you know, said, hey, don't do this. So I sat and thought about it. I don't even like you when I reached out to you. Yeah, I know. So I thought about it and I said, all right, yeah, I'm reverting back to my old ways again.
Starting point is 01:01:08 So I reached out to Pest and I said, listen, I'm sorry. I told him what I was going through. I said, I sincerely apologize and I removed the strikes. So then liquid crypted after that it all happened. And I'll just mention real quick. I do want to get into that portion of it. So I saw the back and forth on X between you and Pest. And Pest was very cordial about it afterwards. He said, yeah, it's all been taken care of.
Starting point is 01:01:33 Everything's good. We squashed it, you know. So apparently you guys have had enough conversation. He's like, I get it, man. Which is good. I'm glad that Pest didn't like want to retaliate or something like that. He's like, all right, man, I get it. Thanks for getting rid of the strike.
Starting point is 01:01:47 Yeah. And, you know, and again, a lot of people think that I use this as an excuse. So I don't expect, like, I did something wrong. I apologize. Everybody needs to forgive me. I'm not saying that. But he did. And I thought it was squashed.
Starting point is 01:02:02 But then Liquid Cryptic and a few other people were like, well, we don't forgive you. So Liquid Cryptid said that he was going to put all my members only show and put them fully with no context. on his YouTube channel and he says that he has this affidavit he can send in that can get rid of strikes by saying, you know, I attest under, you know, penalties of perjury that it's, you know, that I'm putting context on it or that it's just clipped, but he was just putting the whole show. I guess thinking that I'm, you know, I'm not wealthy by any means, but I'm not, you know, that broke where I won't like, you know, put something in. So generally, like I said, I'm not for striking.
Starting point is 01:02:42 I'm very against striking channels. It sounds like he was goading you based on what you're saying here. I don't think people should just take someone's entire bonus show and pop it up on YouTube. You know, that's how I make my living is through bonus content, Patreon.com slash who are these podcasts. So I understand that portion of it, you being like, well, no, you can't just steal my content and give it away for free. Yes. Did he actually do that or just threatened to do it? No, he did it.
Starting point is 01:03:06 Yeah, he did it. And he did three of them. So I struck all three. and, you know, he put in the affidavit thing. So I started the proceed. Was there any conversation before this, any back and forth, DMs or anything to be like, hey, man, why are you doing this? I made it right with pest.
Starting point is 01:03:24 I'm not looking to go. I, you know, it was going on. But I did say, he said, I'm coming after you. I said, no, I changed my mind and did like a laughing emoji, you know, because, you know, I'd work things out with him already. And everybody was, you know, saying, you know, and I took my beatings when people were like, like you're so gay.
Starting point is 01:03:41 You're, that was stupid. I'm like, you're right, you're right. I took my beatings. So. What do you mean you took your beatings?
Starting point is 01:03:50 You retaliated as hard as you possibly could. No, no, I mean, I took my beatings that I got for retaliating. Okay, fair. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:03:58 Like, you know, people were, you know, calling me out for doing the strikes. Right. And I wasn't arguing with people. I wasn't saying,
Starting point is 01:04:06 oh, you know, just to do this. I was agreeing with everybody. it was calling me names. I said, you're right. I still have a lot of work to do on myself, you know, still in very heavy therapy. But, uh, so anyway, his information, uh, is on the, um, affidavit thing that he sends to reverse the strike. So I emailed him and told him that, you know, you know, you're doing the full shows and you're attesting under penalty of perjury that
Starting point is 01:04:33 you're, you're just clipping and putting your own context and you're not. And I said, so I am going to, you know, go forward with this and, you know, put a little bit of of money into it and do that. And then he reached back out and was like, well, why can't you just apologize and remove the strikes? And I said, dude, that's what I've been trying to do. I said, that's what the whole point. This happened after I talked to you today, Carl. And he goes, yeah, all right. Well, if you remove the strikes, I'll let it go. I didn't realize that you had squashed it. So there's no strikes now. It's all done. Okay, good. I love what liquid cryptid does. So I'm glad to hear that. I'm glad it was a misunderstanding.
Starting point is 01:05:10 Yeah. And then you figure that out. All right. So the moral of the story is, yes. Striking channels is gay ops and evil. I agree. And don't do that. Yes. Always try to work with people and figure it out whenever you can. Yes. It was very impulsive on my end. And, you know, and I did. I, it wasn't just on the internet. It was in real life. I started acting impulsive again. And I went to group and I was a subject to group. And then I had to do individual therapy and I said, I think I'm mentally relapsing. I'm reverting back to this impulsive behavior and not thinking before I act. Well, I will tell you that I've seen obviously your comeback, you're returned to the internet, and you've talked about how there was a time when you wanted to be the new Duke. I'll be the punching bag. I'll be the bad guy in the dabbled verse.
Starting point is 01:06:00 Everyone can do this. And you've said like, wow, that was really stupid. I never should have done that. I'm glad I'm not doing that. And you kind of had this redemption. dark that a lot of people have applauded you for. I think it's over now. Well, yeah, so that's why when I saw you were striking past and going after it with liquid crypto, I was like, Rob, what the fuck you do it, man? Even before these strikes, I remember going to your Twitter right after PDP, and you were pretty aggressive.
Starting point is 01:06:28 As soon as you got back, things got pretty... Aggressive, how, so... Just responding to people on your Twitter. It was a lot of anger and a lot of, you know, name-calling, a lot of sexual stuff, a lot of of not as bad as it was before, but yeah, accusing people of being whatever violent predatory thing comes to mind. And you're still doing it. So we're glad that you're sober and I support that you're sober. But in terms of the change of behavior, this is what we'd like to see.
Starting point is 01:06:56 Like no more of that violent, aggressive response and no more of that striking whenever you have a feeling. Because there's nothing I've seen that's been done to you yet that you haven't done twice as hard to everybody around. Oh, yeah, yeah. I don't claim to be a victim. I never have. But, you know, it's just, you know, I have a lot of things to work through. And I'm not claiming that everybody should love me now and that I'm perfect and that, hey, I went to rehab. I didn't ask for redemption arc. I didn't come back. I came back expecting people to hate me just as equally and be like, oh, we were right. He is a junk. He was in rehab. So this wasn't like a comeback. And I saw a clip of Carl saying that, you know, that I came back and was like, hey, everybody, I hate Stuttering John now too, love me, which is couldn't be further. Like I started distancing myself from stuttering John even before I went to rehab. When I came back, I had all intention to just be nice with him, but keep a distance from them.
Starting point is 01:08:00 Once Shully reached out to me and then I did PDP, I knew things were going to get a little, you know, go downhill. and then, you know, he went full attack on me. And I, you know, I went back at him. And to me, it's just stuttering John kind of irritates me because not only, you know, was he wishing my relapse and just, just horrible things and, you know. Stop back to him. Just because you stopped Drake, Rob. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:08:29 And I mean, he's just, you know, but now he's saying, oh, you know, Carl and surely are right. Maybe he is fucking his dog. Maybe he is fucking his name. You know what? He is unwatchable. I love me impossible and I wasn't all this things. That whole angle is so silly. I never said you fucked your aunt.
Starting point is 01:08:43 Maybe you did. So it's like, you know, I used to be his little dancing monkey. He loved me when I, when I come on, can you come on my show drunk and high and make a fool of yourself and talk about Carl Chulian? I came dancing like the monkey. And I wasn't all those things then. And it just, I will say I am, like, as being sober, looking at it from a sober point of view, I'm not like judging him for using alcohol, but it does annoy me.
Starting point is 01:09:13 Not only does he not want to better his own life with his family and his kids that don't speak with him or talk to him, but he is aggressively just nasty to anybody that does want to do that. Yeah, I saw in the chat, people think you also struck Doom. I think Doom put something out that was kind of confusing. Did you put a strike in on Doom's channel? Yes. I was Yeah, this was
Starting point is 01:09:40 Yeah, she Was this while we were talking? When was this? No, no, no, this was She, this is when I was still spiraling. This is before I calm myself down. She, when she saw the strike, she had DM me and called me a fag and then started posting stuff. And I was still in my angry state.
Starting point is 01:09:58 And I said, you're next bitch and went in there. But all strikes are removed and no future strikes will happen. Oh, shit. Okay. You went out a bender. Yeah. Any other? I know.
Starting point is 01:10:10 That's what I said. I said, I told my third, I said, I feel like almost as guilty if I did drink. I said, because it's pretty much just a relapse of behavior. Any other clip channels that you struck in this time? No. Are you sure? Liquid crypted, doom and pest were it. Okay.
Starting point is 01:10:29 I mean, look, this is disarming. This doesn't happen in the dabblerverse. People don't come and take ownership and responsibility and admit what they've done and promise not to do it again. So it is very disarming. We are disarmed. You get one. You get one. You don't get to keep doing this and keep up. Then other relapse. Everybody's a fag. You don't get to just, no, no, no, I know, I don't expect people now to, you know, just say, oh, we forgive them. We like them and all that. I get it. That's behavior. And, you know, I probably shouldn't be broadcasting as much as I do. I do tell my therapist and my groups about everything and they are
Starting point is 01:11:06 fine with me broadcasting, but, uh, yeah, I remember I asked you about that on point dabble point and I said, there's no way they're advising you to be doing this broadcast. And you said, well, they're not telling me not to. No, they, they, they, I mean, they talk about it. And they, they, they told me to stay away from the negative stuff. They've seen, you know, I told them a lot of positive point to me to the non-negative stuff in the devil first. When I first came back, it was like 95% positive. And I wasn't expecting it. And, you know, I don't expect it to continue. Well, it's not now. But, um, but, but, but yeah. They said it's fine to do, and I've kind of been staying away.
Starting point is 01:11:39 I haven't gone back to work full-time. I'm still down, but I'm going back to work full-time next week. I'm going to be more in a structured schedule, and I won't be broadcasting as much. And I'm trying to not- Do you still work at a bar restaurant? Yes, I did want to bring that up, too, is because obviously I am not taking the most, the easiest route of sobriety, because I am still in the dabbled verse, and I am still bartending.
Starting point is 01:12:07 My therapist and everybody in my recovery knows about this. It can be done. It's going to be. It's called California sober. Yeah. All I'm doing is drinking and smoking weed, man. I've ended smoking weed. The program I'm in right now is 100% abstinence.
Starting point is 01:12:27 So I get drug tested two to three times a week. So I can't have anything even like marijuana. Yeah, but the guy offers you a shot at the bar. Come on, even serving drinks for the last two and a half hours. No, no, no, I'm not. Get over here, Robbie. And Albaal stays with the test they do, it stays in your system 80 hours. And there's never like an 80 hour.
Starting point is 01:12:45 No, no. One beer goes away in one hour. Your beer meth is way off, Rob. I've told you that. Well, I've gone by professionals. Not a step of John's, the beer math. I count of three, everybody, O.D. Rob, I battled to stay strong.
Starting point is 01:13:01 Fuck. The haters. Fuck the haters. Thank you. I don't know why I kept for you guys eight hours. I'm like, I know it's that weird space. And then we have a rumpled trench coat says, I'm happy you're on the right path, Rob. But do you think you should say off the web for the next six months or so to settle in?
Starting point is 01:13:21 Yeah, I mean, I think I should slow it down. I mean, every day is a little much, you know. Okay. That's interesting. That's interesting. Yeah. All right. Well, I'm glad you came on and told us your piece. So you're not going to be broadcasting as often starting up work next week. Yeah. Yeah, I'm going back full time. I've been working here and there, but not full time. I'm actually going back full time next week.
Starting point is 01:13:48 So people can check out Rob Sell's show. What do you got coming up? Geez, I am. I will be on tonight at around 9.30. And yeah, so there'll be a show tonight, me a nasty meal and maybe some other guests. And we'll be in the chat. I sure will. And Rob, if you don't like what the clippers are clipping and you don't like what you see when they run those clips, change your show. You can't change them clipping it. Yeah, you know what?
Starting point is 01:14:16 It's funny too because Pest was saying to me, he's like, from now on I'll check with you. I'm like, no, don't. I said this is the internet. I was just being a thin skin bitch. I'm like, just clip me like you would normal. You don't have to like run it by me, you know? I get it. I get it. I was 100% in the wrong. Very good. Well, thank you so much for coming on to Rob. And what Adam said, it's not very often that people just, you know, face this kind of thing and explain like, yeah, I could have been better. So it's very much appreciated.
Starting point is 01:14:45 All right. Thanks for having me on. Thanks for letting me explain myself to you. And Adam, you owe me an appearance on the show, too. You got it. All right. Adam always says no to that. You'll be able to get no problem at all. He will show up. All right, let's get into the Opster. Let's see what he's been up to. Let me start by addressing this because I saw someone in our Patreon when I posted we're doing this video today asking about this. And this came across my radar as well.
Starting point is 01:15:33 This was up in the Anthony Coomia subreddit. And then it was reposted to Hackverse Anonymous. It says, did anyone hear the breaking news? Opie is banned from Gevards. This is hilarious if it's actually true. I don't keep up with Opie, but I heard he did get kicked out. So if we go to the original post of this on T-A-C-N,
Starting point is 01:16:02 that's Reddit, I want to explain what's going on here. So it says, from one day ago, from Autumn Pumpkin that Opie got kicked out, of Gebbhart's. Now, does anyone know who Autumn Pumpkin is? That'd be my friend Emily. Oh.
Starting point is 01:16:20 This is Emily who's telling us that Opie has been banned from Gebhart's. Now, what is Emily's evidence of this? So Emily thinks that she has discovered OPE's sock accounts and that she communicates with him every single day on the ONA forums or Reddit or both. And so she posted in this thread down here, the Long Island clan. She thinks this is actually Opie. Opie uses an image of himself.
Starting point is 01:16:48 It calls it the Long Island clan. And he's hiding in plain sight over here. And so Emily writes him, and knows, says, this is a true Opie. They finally kicked you out. And Opie's response is, guess they didn't like the free advertising.
Starting point is 01:17:02 Jokes on them. That place was getting kind of lame anyway. So Emily sees this and goes, oh my gosh, I got a scoop right here. Opie's confining in me that, he actually did get kicked out. And then there's more messages where she posts where she wrote back, that is so funny, they really kicked you out of Gevhards.
Starting point is 01:17:24 So Emily, who doesn't like me at all and thinks that there's a vast conspiracy where Opie and I are having this communication behind the scenes really thinks that she's discovered Opie's psych accounts and that Opie continues to communicate with her, even though he's been outed by her and gives her all the inside scoop on stuff that's going out of his life. They ran that on MLC. They ran it on Tuki Soup
Starting point is 01:17:48 and cited it as Opie tweeted that response. So I went looking through all of Opie's tweets trying to find that fucking response. Yep, and it's not there. Fuck, Tuki. Well, he lets other people say things and then just doesn't negate it. I don't know if he's validating it.
Starting point is 01:18:04 But yeah, it doesn't exist on his site. I couldn't find it because that would have been great. Right, because it's not Opie saying that. it's the person that she thinks is opi and they're like playing along with it like this is hilarious I'm just trolling this woman who thinks I'm opi but I'm the idiot I'm the delusional morad who's pulling one over on everyone by the way thanks for being active in our subreddit though I'm only world order we love you um where do you want to begin you want to go back to the 27th of April I do because there's a story I've been following that I couldn't cover until I knew for certain
Starting point is 01:18:37 what the end result was and that is Opie finally going to see Ron show and here's him discussing it with Tony. Take note of how friendly and what a great greeting Tony gets as opposed to Ron DeWaeda. And there is my friend comedian Tony P. What's up, Tony? Last time I saw you, I was at a place called the Bohemian Beer Garden and I was watching to do stand up. Ron, Ronnie, babes, Ron, Ron, he worked last night.
Starting point is 01:19:06 So he's not going to make it today. but I've been promising that I would go to one of his comedy shows for, I don't know, no less than two years. And finally, I had no, I ran out of excuses. So I jumped on like, I don't know, three or four trains to get out to a story of Queens. I went Saturday. It was like, it was the worst day to travel in recent memory. It was just a cold rain. Then I get off the subway and Astoria Queen.
Starting point is 01:19:33 I'm walking the wrong way. It's a little shady near the subway station. finally got there, and I was very happy to see Tony P who crushed it. Your set was great, Tony. The shady part of the story. Yeah. Wow, must be nice living in Upper West Side of Manhattan. This guy's going to a story and be like, oh, I didn't like the subway stop.
Starting point is 01:19:57 Watch out over here. There's a proud person. I know the exact, I know exactly how to get from the Upper West Side to the Bohemian Beer Gardens. My buddy used to live right by it. It's one train. Yeah. When you get off at that train, it's an above-ground station that goes across the entire street, so you're not quite sure which way to go.
Starting point is 01:20:17 So chances are you got to walk one or two blocks until you figure out, oh, shit, I went the wrong way. That's what he experienced. One train and a slight moment of not knowing which direction to go, and that's what you get. It was also raining, though. I'm sorry. And it was a cold rain. Yeah. You know, that water comes from the sky.
Starting point is 01:20:33 It's fucking cold up there. But then why did he choose? that night to go. He's been promising for two years. Yeah, I know, but he's still patting himself on the back and making it all about him. Yeah. Go figure. The victim. And then he says Tony P. crushed it. I need evidence of this. I've seen Tony P. try to write jokes before. I doubt he crushes it. But this is Opie, and you're right, Adam. I've never seen him like this with Ron. my friend and comedian instead of Ron de Wadea. Right.
Starting point is 01:21:10 Even when him and Ron went to the diner and had that nice date and Jim Jeffries, it wasn't like, wow, Ron, we had such a great time last night. It was complaining about their date together and what Ron ordered. And I couldn't get him into the Jim Jeffery's green room. I didn't have a plus one. He ate one of his fries. He just reached and grabbed one of Obie's fries. Can you believe it?
Starting point is 01:21:31 That was crazy. All right. So you can go right into the next one. You know, it was very festive because Ron was very happy I was there, which I liked. He gave me a tour of the Bohemian Beer Guard. And then there was some kind of German, I don't, film crew there, because they were interviewing the Maga for Mondani guy. And then they're like, oh, well, this guy's a bag of guy, meaning you.
Starting point is 01:21:56 Yeah, me. Wasn't that crazy? They kept pointed to me like, he's the big manga guy. He's the big maga guy. I'm not a big maga guy. Yeah, I voted for the guy. Okay. So wait a second.
Starting point is 01:22:07 He got a tour of the place, right? Ron's there. Yep. There's a tour. Tony P. crushed it. What about Ron's set? What about it? What happened with Ron's set?
Starting point is 01:22:19 I haven't heard any review of that yet. I didn't hear anything about it either. I'm hoping it'll come up later or maybe when he talks to Ron eventually. Yeah, all right. Good. He keeps leaving that act for some fucking reason while he's busy ruining this guy, Tony's television appearance. Yep. Pay. It's very funny.
Starting point is 01:22:38 By the way, dude, how many comedians the other night? There were like eight? Yeah. You were by far the best? Thank you, bro. By far. And I would not say that. I would come up for something else.
Starting point is 01:22:50 But the fact is you were by far the best. Thank you, bro. That one guy, he's passed at the cellar. So listen, if the guy's passed at the cell and I'm better than the guy passed. Oh, you're better than the guy passed at the cell. He was good. He was good. I forgot his name already.
Starting point is 01:23:04 but you had the energy and you had the material and you, you kept that room alive because it was, uh, it was a, it was a, it was a small crowd because it was, uh, just a shitty, rainy night in Astoria. And you made it work there. Tony, congrats. Thank you, bro.
Starting point is 01:23:21 Drew Mayfield. More Tony equals great radio. That's another really dumb thing to say. It wasn't a big crowd because it was all the way out in Astoria. A lot of people live there. It's a high-bepopulated area. It's insane that he's just like, I mean, who the fucking possibly make it all the way to Astoria, Queens? That's crazy.
Starting point is 01:23:41 What is with all of this praise onto Tony? He doesn't treat his co-hosts like this, pulling up the positive chats, applauding him. Just, I've never seen him like this. Ron never gets this treatment. No, and he just said there were eight comedians on the bill, and you were the best one. So how is he, what's he going to tell Ron? And Tony, yeah, and Tony P. This is how I know he's not a very good comedian.
Starting point is 01:24:02 As soon as he gets a compliment, he's just like, yeah, and one of the guys has passed at the fucking cellar. Can you believe that? I should be passed at the summer. It's just like, just be humble and modest. Like, oh, thanks, man. I appreciate it. I mean, there's a lot of good comics on that. Or they all sucked.
Starting point is 01:24:14 I've been to these shows. They all suck. Whatever. It doesn't matter. Guy had a bad night. There was a shitty rainy night with us. It was a shitty rainy night. It was a shitty rainy night.
Starting point is 01:24:22 I'm going to be funny in weather like this. Right. But don't worry. Number five is very satisfying and dark. So, All right, Tony. Let's get the hell out of here. All right, bro.
Starting point is 01:24:35 I got, yeah, I got to get kids to school. What else do you have to do? I got a meet with, I got a little bit of a meeting. See how much, how much longer I could hold on to this place. Jesus Christ. You got to start selling your ass, hope. I'm trying. All right.
Starting point is 01:24:54 Tony P. I don't all, wait, no, Tony, Papa, Dog. Your social media sucks. It would a plug. What a great plug that was. I mean, you can write it down to you on OP. That would also be helpful. But now take it out on me because you have to move.
Starting point is 01:25:12 That's really interesting. So first off, I had to bring the kids to school. Bullshit. They're teenagers. See, why is he bringing them to school? Doesn't bring any sense. I mean, they're walking distance from their school. We know this.
Starting point is 01:25:26 Anyway. And they're old enough. They don't need their dad walking with them. They probably wouldn't want that. We'd rather have Brendan Schaub. Yes, Brendan Schaub would be less embarrassing. And then he's got to have a meeting to find out if he can keep his place. What does that mean?
Starting point is 01:25:45 Does he expect, like he doesn't know what they're going to say? Is it a contest? Oh, shit. Is it like, is he not paying taxes? Is he behind or something like that? Like, what is going on here? I've got to figure if I can keep my place. He's talking to his accountant about something?
Starting point is 01:26:00 Do you have to meet for that? Yeah. I can see a meeting with the accountant where the accountant's just like, so wait, how much money is coming in? I know, he's like, zero. I got a $10 chat today. Yeah, I got a $10 chat. YouTube keeps 30% of that.
Starting point is 01:26:14 30% so, yeah. So what kind of conversations do you have with someone? It's like, hey, should I still live in this place that I hate, the cost of fortune? All he cares about is what people think and what his haters think. and everything he does is like that soft launching thing. He's like getting it out there more and more that he's going to move, that he can't hold on to this house. He's preparing us because it's going to be so difficult for us.
Starting point is 01:26:40 He doesn't have to deal with his own shit. He's getting ready to be the guy that doesn't live in the big penthouse in New York. So now he has to define himself some other way. I got it. Okay. That makes sense. Let's fast forward to the 29th of April and Ron's back on the show. First time Ron's back since going to the big show.
Starting point is 01:26:59 And Opie cannot stop talking to Ron about how great Tony is. I miss this yelling and screaming at you every day. Tony, what's up, Tony? Hey, what's going on? That's because he's sitting back smoking his blunts. You know, he's like, killing out. You know what, Tony doesn't? He sits back because he lets you do everything.
Starting point is 01:27:17 Yeah, that's Tony's method. How about I like that? How about I like being able to watch the hell goddamn show? Wow. So, Opie's playing favorites. And it's very odd the way he picks on. Ron. Because in one side of it, you go, yeah, Ron sucks.
Starting point is 01:27:34 He's really annoying. And you shouldn't be a co-host on your show. But on the flip side, you go, well, this was your decision, Opie, to have Ron on the show every single day and to make this your permanent co-host. And then you get a guy in there who is a zilch. Tony P. is a nothing. And Ope's just like, this guy's fucking great. Why can't you be more like this guy?
Starting point is 01:27:55 Even Ron's like, what does he do? He doesn't do anything. I'm not even joking. I think Opie thinks Tony's a little more handsome. He definitely is more camera ready. He calms his hair a little bit. He's less embarrassed to take somebody like that to the Beacon Theater to meet Jim Jeffries. Yeah, I know what you made.
Starting point is 01:28:16 A little more presentable. As opposed to that Iqabod crane that's swollen and bloated. That makes sense. So he's going to be surprisingly complimentary about Ron's gig here. Oh, good. You just want to tell me what happened because I haven't been around. Oh, and I did this, Ronnie, and me and Tony did this? Nope.
Starting point is 01:28:36 Nope. And we did hang out at the Bohemian Beer Garden. I finally went and saw your comedy show, and I'm going to say something, Ron. Very, very good. Ron puts on these comedy shows once a month at the Bohemian Beer Garden and Astoria Queens. What a joint. That was fun, dude.
Starting point is 01:28:53 The beer menu was good. I had some wings. I was hanging out with Tony P. at the back table. and you had like, I don't know, eight comedians. It was a really good show. And people should go to the next one. And I'll go to the next one.
Starting point is 01:29:05 What the hell? That's nice to you. It's, it has that like summer camp lodge feel, doesn't it? It's a pretty cool place. It is. Anyway. That's funny. If he leaves something out.
Starting point is 01:29:20 So a lot of compliments about the venue, the wings, the beer selection. There's eight comics. He liked quantity for some reason. I didn't hear anything about Ron's performance. It was very good. Is it possible that Ron didn't perform that night? I don't think he did. So Obie finally goes to his show,
Starting point is 01:29:41 and it's the time that Ron's not on stage. And of course, Ron gave me a dick about it. He's like, thanks so much for coming out, man. That's cool. Yep. But why would he brave the rain and these horrible conditions to go on this one night? He said earlier on he goes,
Starting point is 01:29:57 when he was interviewing Tony, when he opened the show with him. He was like, Ronnie can't be here because he was working last night. That was the night of the comedy show. He also works at the beer garden. I think they put him on the schedule to work at the beer garden the night of his comedy show. So he booked it like he normally does, but didn't do a set. And Opie goes, that's the night I'm coming.
Starting point is 01:30:19 That's the night. He's torturing this man. Yeah. He's fucking with him. And then also the over-the-top compliments, too, to be like, you not performing stand-up was one of the best nights of my life. I was hanging with Tony P.
Starting point is 01:30:33 Tony P. At the back table. He's answered like this is like an exclusive area. It's like roped off. We're in the back table where all the comics and celebrities go. And Ron is bringing him beer in wings. Yep. And that's how Opie likes it.
Starting point is 01:30:47 I mean, that would fuck with my head. If my boss came to my gig and didn't see me perform. That's fucked up. Well, it's not even his boss. These two are partners. Yeah. You know?
Starting point is 01:31:01 All right, where we go next? Well, now, because Ron cares about this show and he's out there doing marketing, he went to the Patrice O'Neill Benefit hosted by Bill Burr, and he wants to tell us all about it. Nice. Your former friend, I guess, rich boss hosted the show. I'm sure he was fine. It was all right. Honestly, I mean, if there's a week, like it was it.
Starting point is 01:31:27 The fucking boss. on around the waiter. We've watched this guy stand up for him to say Rich Voss was all right. I mean, he was the weak link. God damn, he should be writing notes down, Ron. Honestly, I mean, if there's a weak link, it was him. I was being polite.
Starting point is 01:31:44 I'm sure he was fine. I don't know. I don't know the details with you and Rich Voss, but everyone was DME. Rich Voss, it's going to be a problem. They must assume you were coming with me. Oh, boy, Rich Voss is going to be there. It's going to be.
Starting point is 01:31:58 Oh, Ron, it's not going to be good. I don't know what the fuck they're talking about. What is Rich going to do to me? But is he going to try one of his spinning kicks that he can't even get up above his waist anymore? Shut up. And I didn't realize he's Jewish. He took out a star at David. He did some Jew shit.
Starting point is 01:32:15 I did that 20 years ago. All right. So Voss was fine. What else? Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. So Ron goes, I was getting all these DMs and messages from people saying,
Starting point is 01:32:28 oh, it's going to be a problem with you and Rich Voss. these are shitsters. It has nothing to do with reality at all. Rich Voss is not going to confront Ron the waiter or Opie or anyone else. And Opie plays right into it. Oh, what's you going to do? He's going to do a roundhouse kick. He can't even do a roundhouse kick.
Starting point is 01:32:46 It's like, Opie, Rich Moss didn't threaten anything against you. He doesn't give a shit. Ron doesn't know what he's talking about? I mean, these two covered it already. Yeah. A week ago. Like, it wasn't a surprise about, Rich Vos being there.
Starting point is 01:33:01 Right. Or Opie being there. I really think Ron just thinks Opie wants to hear him talking shit about his enemies. Right. Whenever his enemies come up, he tends to go real hard. And then Opie always does, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, that's too much. And it makes him pull it back because you can never get it right. But not this time, though.
Starting point is 01:33:18 He's like, oh, what's Rich Voss going to do? It's just like, who rich wasn't the one threatening this shit. No, I see why now. I see why you're being a little, you're being like a little boy right now. because you didn't go and you should have. And you had people there who you don't get along with. That's not true. Well, I don't know what's going on with you and Rich Fawas.
Starting point is 01:33:46 I have no idea. I would just laugh at him. Oh, okay. I would laugh at him. Are you still doing Sam's show? What is that supposed to mean? You mean the guy who took over your slot on Sirius Ex-Ivo, hosts the morning show now? You still working?
Starting point is 01:34:02 He's still holding down a jab like a loser. What the fuck is that all about? Wow, Opie's so angry and bitter about this that he doesn't come off looking good. It only gets much, much worse from here. I'm excited. Can I tell you my impression of Rich Voss compared to the other comics? Yeah. He was literally like a guy who was like in the back of a bard like doing comedy.
Starting point is 01:34:30 It is vulgar. It's like vulgar. It's like that's he's a one trick pony. It's, you know, you know, sucking dick, you know, fucking in the ass, blah, blah, blah. You know, he's a good. Ron, what's all this stuff you're talking about that? Sex? It's very vulgar.
Starting point is 01:34:48 I've never heard of this thing. No, he's a good, he's a good host. I don't think he was ever a good headliner, even though he's a very good host, though. And he was very quick on the radio show. It has to be said. So, all right. I got to go. I say the line, O.B.
Starting point is 01:35:06 He was never a good headliner. I got to go. Jesus Christ. But, you know, exactly what Ron describes is why I like Foss. Like, he's exactly like that. He's the comics, comic, the guy at the bar, making the guy's laugh. He feels like, you know, you're in on something. That's literally what's good about his act is what he describes.
Starting point is 01:35:25 Imagine being Ron the waiter and be like, I don't like this guy's act. It's too vulgar. I was offended by it. Sucking dick. How does that work? Gross. But he said it in front of all these people. What,
Starting point is 01:35:39 instead of letting Ron sum up the rest of the Patrice O'Neal benefit, will let Opie, passive-aggressively read it back to Rod. Oh, good. David Tell, crushed. And there was a surprise guest, Tim Dillon. It sounds like it was an amazing show.
Starting point is 01:35:53 Rod, thank you. Can we move on? Oh, I guess we can't. You know, I don't appreciate your sarcasm. I'm going to be honest with you. Everyone's in my DM, Ron, don't let him. You stick up for yourself. You stick up for yourself.
Starting point is 01:36:06 I'm joking. Listen. I love that we are. I know. I know. With me, everybody else would just go behind the scenes and text each other. I want to tell you why. So Opie doesn't do anything interesting.
Starting point is 01:36:18 So Ron actually goes out and does something. And it's people that we all know and are interested in if you're listening to Opie radio. You know, Tim Dillon and Rich Voss and Bill Burr. Yeah, so what happened? How was the event? And Opie shuts it all down. Yeah, yeah, yada, yada, yada. Anyway, I've got to get the kids to school.
Starting point is 01:36:39 This must be like a stuttering John thing. He must feel like those are all his friends because that's the room he would be popular in Opie. That's the crowd that would know you. You would be who you want to be in that room. Why are you scared to go there? Because he wouldn't be popular in that room because those people don't like him.
Starting point is 01:36:58 And that's exactly what Ron is starting. to pick up on. Okay. Do you want to hear their thoughts on Tim Dillon or do you want to move right on? Yeah, yeah. Okay. And he crashed. He did a bit about, he's like, since when did we run out of fucking missiles?
Starting point is 01:37:12 That's the thing now? And he went in all this thing about running out of missiles. Right. It was brilliant. And it was a dig at the Trump administration. I'm going to tell you why. I'm going to tell you why. That's why Ron liked it.
Starting point is 01:37:24 He agreed me politically. Therefore, I like Tim Dillon now. Who was the joke, though? I don't know. I just say they're. confidence. I've been around a long time. The reason why Tim Dillon is so popular and so successful, he's very funny,
Starting point is 01:37:36 but it's the authenticity he has. People smell that shit out. They sniff it out. When you're when you have the authenticity, which he has. There you go. You mean like when you don't talk in a weird voice in order to be hilarious that the authenticity
Starting point is 01:37:56 people are going for? He's not wrong. I just don't know why. He's never listened to Tim Dillon in his fucking life. He's no idea he's talking about. But if he believes that, why can't he apply it to himself? That's what I mean. He's like, this is what people enjoy about Tim Dillon. And I like that he goes, he's very, very funny.
Starting point is 01:38:12 But the real reason, it's like, you could have stopped that he's very, very funny. He's a very funny podcast here and stand up. That's hard enough. And Opie, just work on that. Just work on the one thing. So now this is very strange. I guess he feels the need to flex because he brings up Opie a time when him and Carl, when they were doing their show, got a call from WEEEI FM 973 Sports Radio Boston.
Starting point is 01:38:38 Yes. When I got let go from Sirius XM and I was doing the podcast with Carl, they actually called me. They wanted to have me and Carl go up there and do some test shows. And they said that they were, I was on a short list. They wanted to hire me. Why the fuck would a sports station hire Opie and Carl? I listened to all those podcasts with those guys. or podcasts together.
Starting point is 01:39:01 There was never any sports talk. And if there was, it was like Robin Quivers, Howard Stern level sports talk. I think the players on this team are good. That's why they're winning. I don't know what that accent was. They should get more than once.
Starting point is 01:39:13 That was Tom Myers. I don't know. Eric Nagos in the chat, by the way. He says, The boss follow-it is a separate story unto itself. We'll have to document that.
Starting point is 01:39:21 Yeah, if you want to get together with me, Eric, and talk about that. I'd be very interested to know. Well, I do remember when we covered the recent fallout with Opie and Voss, right? That was over his wife and the documentary about women comedians. That's right. We did talk about that.
Starting point is 01:39:38 It was a year or two ago. Opie donated and the movie was made. And then somehow that wasn't enough or I don't know what happened at all just went to shit from there. All right. So more about this fake radio deal with Carl Ruiz. Well, he's asked to audition. Do you think he takes it? Oh, no.
Starting point is 01:39:57 And the problem was I was. pretty much, you know, set here in New York City and they needed me to kind of be in Boston a lot. And I, I, and Carl, Carl, Carl, I can't, I can't be doing the ride up and down I 95. They wanted me up there like three days a week. I'm like, I can't. I can't. And the money wasn't good either, to be totally honest. And they were cool. I finally told them I'm not interested. And then they moved on to other players. But I was, I was this close to, at least auditioning for EEI and they were they were they were really into what me and Carl were car were doing hold on a second he's breaking up being this close to auditioning yeah for a radio job
Starting point is 01:40:40 in a single market yeah coming off of serious XM and it's a job he could have he should have taken if it was real but that's the thing though Adam's like this is how I know that that never existed is because there were so many reasons why he couldn't take it yeah it's the commute it's the pay. You know, my partner didn't want to do it. It's like, just pick one if it's real. It's just saved the money. Don't bring up the commute.
Starting point is 01:41:09 Right. Yeah. If it's a real thing, you couldn't do, then you would have the one reason why he didn't do it. I believe he got a call or something or his agent floated. Hey, there's an opening in this. Would you? And then he thought about that drive because it's really about the drive for him. He keeps coming back to, which I believe that as a spoiled person in his position,
Starting point is 01:41:28 he would not be willing to just put up with that drive or train ride for anyone or anything, which is why he has no job. Yep, that makes sense. And why did we just stay up there for three days a week? Just to stay up there for three days. Big deal. Three days there, four days back in New York. You know what, Ron, I think in the end, I mean, my wife would cool with it and all that, but she's cool, right?
Starting point is 01:41:55 Her body is very cool. Money. There wasn't enough money to make that work where I'm like, you know, up and down I-95 every week. The money with the money sucked because money and regular radio just sucks now. Did you know, do you notice that Obie changed the question he's answering? It's like, you can just stay up there. You don't have to give me back and forth. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:42:17 Yeah, but there's not enough money to be back and forth. Not what I said. Yep. So the stupid little jobs I've been offered in the last, I don't know, seven years. I had not a job offer recently. I'll be honest with everybody. But at first I was getting some offers and the money just fucking blew. W-A-B-C weren't to hire me, but the money was insanely bad.
Starting point is 01:42:39 So I'm like, no, I might as well just do this. What's the difference? Do this. If I'm not going to make money, I might as well make it easy. Then don't bring Ron and all these other fucking people into this bullshit. Yeah. That's the idea that Opie thinks he deserves. Any amount of money as far as the salary goes.
Starting point is 01:43:00 We played back at the Philly show that we did live with Dick. We played a whole thing where Opie revealed he was offered $100,000 to do a morning show. And he could do it from home. So there wouldn't be a commute and whatever. But the $100,000 was the full budget for the show, which meant he had to pay $20,000 to this guy and $20,000 to that guy. So really what it comes down to is that, yeah, there's no money in radio because No one's advertising on radio, so there's no money to be made. But also, Opie can't do shit without a team of people around him, as he proves every morning on his show.
Starting point is 01:43:39 He was also one of the highest raid people in the history of radio, highest paid. And he's like, nothing compares to that. Why would I take it? Well, right. Yeah, that's how that works. Of course. There's no, it's so funny. Eric Nagel just said that Opie will drive to the Hamptons on a whim.
Starting point is 01:43:56 And the one day I skipped, the only thing of interest was him saying that they got a call. Something might be wrong with the house in the Hamptons. And Opie was like, I'll go. And he just got the dog, jumped in the car. And they just drove for two hours and got there. And then he chose to sleep on the couch instead of the bed because he was scared by the noises outside. And he didn't want to know what they were. That can't be true.
Starting point is 01:44:20 Adults said that. An adult. Yes. To another adult and intentionally filmed it, live streamed it. and it's asking us to pay for it. Jesus Christ, I hope that's not true. I hope we're making that up. So if Opie is making up this job offer,
Starting point is 01:44:34 or if it was real, either way, I mean, Ron really taps into how deeply offensive this is. That would have been like a dream come true for Carl. To actually do a real radio gig and get paid. And I'm sure, like, that was his dream. Well, the other part of that, maybe this is, you know what? Ron, I'm going to take my own advice. No one gets a shit about this either.
Starting point is 01:44:59 But let me just finish. But I'm going to talk about it anyways. Go ahead. I know. But let me just finish up by saying this, and we can move on. I'll let it myself. The other problem I had was I said to the guy, I'm like, I'm not, I'm not passionate in Boston sports. He goes, you don't have to do the Boston sports thing. I'm like, oh, really?
Starting point is 01:45:14 Is it EEI a huge sports station up there? It is the sports station. Yeah. He's like, you're going to have to touch on. I'm like, well, I certainly can touch on it. But I think the people that tune in that channel really want the. the X's and O's, as they call it, in Boston sports. Then why are you considered and why would you audition?
Starting point is 01:45:32 And how does this make any sense? And I love that as soon as Ron brings up, it's kind of shitty for your buddy Carl, who probably would really love to do something like this. I know it's beneath you, but Carl, we've never had a radio gig. And either has your buddy, Ron. Ron's never had a radio gig either, buddy. Yep. And Opie's thing is like, we'll just stop talking about it.
Starting point is 01:45:52 We're boring everyone with this conversation. As soon as he gets a little uncomfortable for Opie, he's like, we don't need to talk about this. I got to go. If he's flexing to seem cool, he's actually coming off like a monster. And if he really did this and he actually got on the phone to explain to a potential employer why he wasn't right for the gig because he's just not passionate enough about Boston sports, then you're even more of a monster. Get passionate about Boston sports. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:46:23 Whatever. I don't believe about any of the story. None of this makes any fucking sense. I mean, Eric Nagel keeps yelling. This is the chat, so I'll bring it up. So W.E.I had Tutcher and Rich in the morning, and that was a huge show. They were the biggest show. And so it doesn't make any sense that OPE would be asked to be a part of that channel.
Starting point is 01:46:48 There was nothing, there was no slots for him to fill. What if they decided they want to go comedy? your comedy that want to try it out. He's going to convince them otherwise. No, no, no, no. You need sports in there. That's what the people want. All right, let's fast forward to the next day,
Starting point is 01:47:05 the 30th of April. The misery never ends. It just gets lower and lower. Here we go. I have a new problem. Sebastian on a skill go. I got my own
Starting point is 01:47:21 channel on series. What's his name, Sebastian Manor, the, the dice fucking ripoff guy. Get a sandwich now. What? Say what you want about Sebastian Medi-Selco, but a dice rip-off? Is that what he's doing? I think he's just an over-the-top Italian guy, right? Yes.
Starting point is 01:47:55 Yeah. He's not doing dice. He's not smoking a cigarette like this. He only has this shitty impression to go by, give him a break. All right. Fair enough. So he got a show on Sirius and hope he's upset about that. Out of his mind.
Starting point is 01:48:09 And this next clip is really just, it's perfect. Dude, I did something wrong in a past life. I have to start acknowledging it. And this is my hell. This life. Yes. Like, everyone is doing this now. And that's why when people try to say this sucks,
Starting point is 01:48:29 I'm like, shut your stupid mouth. There's thousands and thousands of podcast. suck. Trust me. Yeah. You should start a show about it. Like I did 10 years ago. He's going on.
Starting point is 01:48:42 He's doing his own podcast now. He's got his own channel on serious X-M. And he's like his promos are hilarious because he doesn't even know what he's doing. I don't know what I'm hungry. Oh. I'm not going to wear the big cans. I'm going to wear the earbuds. That's hilarious.
Starting point is 01:49:05 Yes. More of that. Ron sucks. He does. I'm hungry. Oh. Seamless. What was that?
Starting point is 01:49:15 No. What the fuck was that? And Opie's no better, but holy shit, that really jumped out at me. You know, Sebastian's always hungry. I'm hungry. Oh. Another hits. All right.
Starting point is 01:49:33 Wow. O'Brie's really fired up about this. And Ron being a good friend. is picking up on that and being like, I'm fired up too. Let's both be angry. This guy's wearing earbuds. What a fucking unprofessional loser. Who would ever do such a thing?
Starting point is 01:49:45 I hope he has no headphones on. And his microphone lights up so he doesn't get bored. It's got a rattle on it that he can touch. It's filled with candy. You can see the bitterness start to seep into Ron here. Oh, I've got my own chat. Oh, you got your. your own channel and you don't know what you're doing.
Starting point is 01:50:09 That's fun for people that have been doing this their entire lives. First day, I don't even, uh, well, and he can't even like work the equipment. He has to have someone work the equipment. How much you think he's getting for this gig? Millions. Millions, Ron. That's not fair. And it'll be a quick year where they realize, oh, another celebrity we thought could run their
Starting point is 01:50:34 own channel. Wrong again. And then he'll walk away with millions. Millions. Millions. And we're begging people to fucking download these episodes on a podcast. And I think today we're going to walk away with $20. I know.
Starting point is 01:50:48 No. YouTube takes 30%. Oh, so you go. Not even that. Jesus Christ. That's not fair. Yeah, that's not fair. A grown adult.
Starting point is 01:51:00 Say what you want about Sebastian. The guy's paid his dues. He worked his way up through the comedy regs. He's a giant headliner now plays arenas. Yeah. He's very fucking famous. Yeah. He doesn't understand that.
Starting point is 01:51:12 It's just like, how was it fair that this celebrity is going to get a chance to entertain people on Sirius XM? Why wouldn't it? Don't you see how people get manipulated, though? You see how Ron's a smart guy, but you keep chipping at him enough. He's broke enough looking for a scapegoat. He starts to buy it because he hasn't seen that guy do comedy. Oh, he's getting millions? Well, that definitely won't work out.
Starting point is 01:51:34 OPE got paid millions of dollars from that company for years. Yeah. Look at that guy. Right. That's what I mean. Like, maybe this is a smart move as opposed to what they used to do. This next bit is great because now that Opie's like totally all worked up, Ron knows like a good wife.
Starting point is 01:51:48 He knows exactly what to do to calm him down and cheer him up. They failed again. They failed again. They get these idiots that have never done this before. And they just hand over a channel to them. Dude, you know who they did that too? And it turned out to be a massive fucking disaster. And it actually helped your career?
Starting point is 01:52:06 What? when Howard Stern left WBCN they thought David Lee Roth was going to be the savior he was horrible he was pretty bad
Starting point is 01:52:17 he was saying the same thing remember remember how bad he was yeah he was kind of bad how the fuck is Ron all of a sudden know anything about anything he's never heard
Starting point is 01:52:28 the Howard Stern showed his life he has no idea opiate Anthony is and now he's throwing out like remember when David Lee Roth took over for Howard and yeah
Starting point is 01:52:37 I mean, that was the reason why I opened Anthony got a pretty sweet gig after that. But that was kind of out of nowhere. But you're right. He did say the right thing. Yeah. Made up we feel better about that. How dark and bitter do you have to be to be cheered up by knowing other famous people also had some missteps in their life? Remember he sucked then?
Starting point is 01:52:57 Yeah. Sebastian might be better at telling a story than David Lee Roth. I've seen him on stage at Van Halen shows. This fucking guy won't not shut up. He just prattles out and out of that. It's like, David, where is this going somewhere? Can we get to fucking Panama now, please?
Starting point is 01:53:16 Probably not, but it sounds good when I say it. You haven't played unchanged yet. I'm just saying, we still tell him this story? Talking about my dogs. Okay. To the end video accompaniment with his fucking dogs. Living in paradise again. One more time.
Starting point is 01:53:32 I'm just a jingaloo. All right, get the fuck off the stage. Boise and boz-up You're not going to believe this next one This is pretty intense This thing we've been waiting for Maybe Ron is smarter than we think he is Maybe he knows more about Stern
Starting point is 01:53:46 Knows more about Opie and Anthony And knows more about money than we think Well you know what I have to do after we end this We gotta go start collecting some fucking cans We made $13 today And I think if you added up Sebastian made Probably could have made 50,000
Starting point is 01:54:02 Why is he counting other people's money I'm confused as to what the argument is here. And it's not him. He just, no one else is allowed to have any fun or success or a job. He's threatened by all of it. And he's counting how much if he made millions, then he must make $50,000 a day.
Starting point is 01:54:20 But what does the best have to do with the fact that Opie can't make more than $13 in Super Chats? He also talks in a funny voice. Oh, right. That is true. So as a funny voice artist, Opie feels particularly threatened. That is a good point. He's got the funny voice market quartered. This fucking guy.
Starting point is 01:54:38 This next one's about Ron. You'll like it. One of my goals today. Yeah. Because I could use a few bucks is I'm going to do the Venmo. I'm going to go to the bank. So maybe tomorrow we can do Venmo Ronnie. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:54:49 I'm ready for Venmo Ronnie. Are you ready for Venmo Ronnie? I gave up trying to push you to even get it done. I've been trying to get the done for weeks. I've been making movies. I don't have it. No, not movies. You don't even know what you're making.
Starting point is 01:55:00 It's a TV show possibly. You're not making movies. You're making movies. Opie. So they actually paid me yesterday. Yeah. And they're like, Ron, you're the only one that asked for cash. Because I didn't have, they're like, what's your Venmo? What's your PayPal?
Starting point is 01:55:13 Like, take the fucking. And they said, well, how, I said, how about, like I said, I'll take the cash into like, Ron, you know, like they started live. He goes, Ron, you only know what they asked for cash. Good. It was a nice to learn with them. Yeah, good. Take the fucking cash. I did take the cash. He just wants to brag about how much money got paid, Opie.
Starting point is 01:55:29 Pick up on the head tier. He wants to be like, how much? That's what? Really? It was a nice envelope? What'd you get? It was just a nice envelope. There's a letter in it.
Starting point is 01:55:41 It's a great job. Paper stock. This is nice. The idea that Obie's like, yeah, good for you for not having a Venmo or PayPal. Why not? Why not have those things? Might be helpful? Why can't Opie help them do it?
Starting point is 01:55:55 Well, all right. So I'm glad to hear that finally Ron is ready to accept donations. and he even suggested he threw it out there. Adam, he might have something to do with this. He's like, could there be a Venmo, Ron Wednesday or whatever he said? Yep. I think that would do really well for him, especially because if Ron had his phone in his hand and was reading the Venmo amounts to Opie, there would be a landslide.
Starting point is 01:56:24 Wow. It would snowball. Just like when Chad Zubak was pretending to get donations when he was out with Suthering John. They were sending him all these fake donations. And John's like, well, you got to share some of that with me. Like, he was getting pissed. The next day, Ron's room is just filled with mattresses everywhere. I'm lousy with new mattresses.
Starting point is 01:56:45 Gold mattresses. All right. Let's fast forward to Cinque de Mayo. Yeah, there was no Venmo Ronnie Day. He never got his Venmo. They never had a day. It just was forgotten. But we still haven't dropped what we're bitter about.
Starting point is 01:57:02 And these are Opie's comments on the fact that Bill Burr referenced his Saudi Arabia trip during the Petriess O'Neal benefit. Oh, I like that he addressed the Saudi Arabia thing. I like that. Good for him. He made it funny. But you know. Yeah, he did. He kind of was like, well, that little Saudi Arabia detour didn't turn out the way I thought it would.
Starting point is 01:57:25 I'll tell you the truth. You know, we all have morals until somebody says here's a million fucking dollars. Let's see where your morals are when someone offers you a million dollars or whatever. I just want to say this because we brought this up before. Dude, there were other comics who did the Saudi Arabia tour and it didn't affect them. Right. Because Bill Burr's material is based on showing the hypocrisy of the world. So material loses strength.
Starting point is 01:57:51 Ron's got a good point there for once. Sure does. Interesting. Opie. I mean, I'm glad that Bill's addressing that, obviously. You know, that was one of the things that we had a problem with on the show. She's like, I wish I could talk about this. Like, we're all ears.
Starting point is 01:58:08 What do you got for us? I just have a feeling that whatever Bill Burr said, it wasn't exactly how Ron put it. I don't know, old Billy Burr, like Fetty Arbuckle, well, that didn't go well. What one? He's funny if he did, though. I would appreciate that. But this is going to tie this whole thing together because maybe you can help explain this to me, because I don't understand exactly what's going on here,
Starting point is 01:58:32 but this is, whatever it is, this is why Opie is so really bitter about this Patriceonian benefit. Let's stick with Bill Burr for a second. Now, Bill Burr's head of security, who you know, did reach out to you to thank you for defending him with that crazy Upper East Side woman, right? Right, right, right, he did. And then I reached out to him about the Bill Burr thing,
Starting point is 01:58:54 and he, he, whatever, I'll shut up. So now this is my question. Kenny, Jesus Christ. I'm working. This is my question to you. Great. Yes. He obviously saw the text when you reached out to him again about maybe potentially going to the purchase O'Neill benefit. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:59:13 Now, I assume they didn't reach out to you on purpose. I'm wondering, because the host of the show is Rich Voss. I'm wondering if they said it's, I wouldn't have Rich Voss had something to do with that because he's the host of the show. Now, right. No. All right. Well, I'm glad that Opie is not going along with that. Yep.
Starting point is 01:59:30 So what is this club soda Kenny communication that Opie had, that he passive-aggressively mentioned? I was hoping you would know. He said when he reached out to thank me for helping him with that crazy woman on the Upper East Side. What does that mean? I do not know. Me neither. Hase freely. Anybody out there, Emily, help us out.
Starting point is 01:59:50 Right. Yes. Hase, Emily, E. Rock, who's in the chat. Yes, please. What is that? reference to because he thanked it for something and then a couple days later, Opie went
Starting point is 01:59:59 all right, I will tease me going to the benefit and see what kind of response I get. Oh, that's interesting. No wonder he's so fucking bitter about Ron going to, the minute Ron brought it up that he was going to this thing. He's like, oh, it's called TMZ.
Starting point is 02:00:15 Alert the media. Ron's going to the benefit show. I hope he's snubbed. Check out this next one. Opie got snub. Nubbed. Why did he get back to you?
Starting point is 02:00:29 I wrote, uh, I wrote, uh, I wrote, uh, oh, wait, you guys are in town tonight, have a good show.
Starting point is 02:00:35 Yeah. And then he didn't respond. Right. And then a day later, I went, okay then. Because I've known clubs or kidding forever.
Starting point is 02:00:42 I went, okay then. Because like, like, like, like, okay then you're not responding. I was being sarcastic.
Starting point is 02:00:48 Right. Exactly. Right. Exactly. So I don't, why didn't he respond? Like, were they worried about you showing up?
Starting point is 02:00:55 I, No. But Clubs Stought of Kenny reached out to me. So then I'm like, all right, let me have a little conversation with Club Sotomayny. So I go, wow, you guys are in town tonight. Have a good show. And I was sort of thinking maybe I would stop by, to be honest. And then a day later, he didn't write anything.
Starting point is 02:01:09 So I wrote okay then. And then he writes back. He writes back a day after that. I'm busy working. Sorry. You know, I'm exhausted by my past. I'm just exhausted by everything from my past to this. point. I didn't reach out to you. Kenny, you reached out to me. Sorry I was bothering you. Ron,
Starting point is 02:01:32 what else you got? I got to get this on all the podcast apps. So we need to end this. So download this on their favorite podcast app. Subscribe to open. Wow. See that? Yeah. That's amazing right there. And I love what Club said and Kenny said. It's like, yeah, some of us have a fucking job still. Yeah. So we're not just like waiting around for someone to message us. get back to them right away. He's a tour manager. He's a bodyguard. He's a guy around a hot show.
Starting point is 02:02:02 He knows what you mean or what you're getting at when you say, oh, you're in town doing a big show. He doesn't have time to do this dance with you right now. Do you want tickets or not? Obviously, he didn't have any to spare, so he didn't say anything. That's it.
Starting point is 02:02:16 You don't have to write him back two days later because you've been thinking about it and go, okay, then. Yeah, right. It's like he owes him something. And then when he doesn't get the thing that he thinks he owes him. He's like, can you believe this guy's being a dick? Yeah. No, you were the dick. Who thought he owed you something?
Starting point is 02:02:32 Eric Nagel, your past is exhausted by you and moved on. I was thinking of the same thing. When he's just like, I'm exhausted by my past. Yeah. That's what the problem is. Yeah. We have to get into a little bit more from the six hour plus podcast that was John's last show ever.
Starting point is 02:02:55 Can I get a little sympathy? All right. So John has left the internet, but he's still striking Shulie's channel. So Shulie finally had to set up a go fund me. Savetsn.com is where you can go to support that because we've got to stop this bullshit. John trying to silence the speech of someone that he's currently in a lawsuit with where we have the anti-slap saying like, hey, we think this lawsuit's bullshit. And then he's going on and trying to suppress his speech.
Starting point is 02:03:39 It's a really bad look for him. I think John's going to have some more problems based on this. But if you want to support the Shui Network and Uncle Rico show, savetsn.com will get you over there. So John does his show on the 30th of April's last show ever. Take that to the bank. That's a fact jack. And he explains why he was late because he was like a good, 40 minutes late, getting on the show.
Starting point is 02:04:06 And you can understand why with his lifestyle. I had to do a few things in preparation for the big show. This is going to be a long one. Probably going to go about five hours. So I had a lot to do. I had to set the show up. Yeah, yeah. And I had to figure out.
Starting point is 02:04:35 Well, I'll talk about this later. I think my mom is watching. Okay. So he just listed to two things that made him so late to the show. He had to set the show up. Okay. Whatever that means. I mean, if you go into Stream Yard and hit new live stream and give it a title, whatever, get that set up.
Starting point is 02:04:56 A lot of beverages in different containers need to be set up. Yes, that is true, as we'll see. But then he goes, the other thing was I got to figure out this thing that's going on. Oh, I probably shouldn't talk about that. My mom might be watching. So then he gets into it, and we find out, we've already covered this a little bit because he talked about it later on in this same show. We figure out the other thing that was keeping John from doing his final show ever.
Starting point is 02:05:19 Let's just say that the hymns stuff I'm taking for, you know, the hair growth to make sure I don't go bold at a very young age. one of the ingredients, not the monoxidil, the... He'll figure this out. Tildenophil, I think, something like that. The what? Can't remember now. It begins with a tea. Either way,
Starting point is 02:05:51 let's just say, think about... Let's say you're squeezing an orange and only a very tiny bit of juice comes out. Not the normal, substantial amount of juice. Skull! It's his orange juice right here. You got all that from one bag of oranges?
Starting point is 02:06:22 So, yes. The thing that was stopping John from starting the show on time is he's trying to figure out this hair growth shit. He's scrubbed into his head. from Hymns is making it so that his batch isn't as big as he wants it to be. He's not getting enough cum coming out of his penis when he's jerking out by himself. Why would that delay the show? Is he going to jerk off on the show?
Starting point is 02:06:49 I wouldn't be able to leave the house like that. It's just too embarrassing. You'd think that cleanup would be quicker, actually. Yeah, right? If I got to, I'll leave that there for later. I don't care. It's not a big deal. It's like the cats are going to slip in it.
Starting point is 02:07:01 So, yeah, I'm not sure what the issue is. was there. But that was one of the big concerns. And he brought up a few times on the show, the fact that there's a side effect to this drug that's making it so he comes less. But then when Abrapped him on it, as we played recently, it seemed like John admitted that no, he just can't get it up. That's the real problem. Because when it comes to like how much semen comes out of your penis, it's not either here or there, especially for a guy like John who's putting it on his belly and squeegeeing it down. Holy shit, this bonus show that we did yesterday.
Starting point is 02:07:40 John's interviewing Howie Mandel for podcast one. He's finally got his own show back in 2016. Tammy Pescatelie's the co-host. And John decides to ask Howie if he prepares and went to his entire squeegee bit. He was getting frustrated because they weren't letting him do the bit. They were actively trying to talk him out of it. Yeah. They're like, what are we talking about here, John?
Starting point is 02:08:03 why are we talking about this? And Tammy's like, I'm seeing my career end. We talk about you jerking up under your stomach. Well, I'll tell you what we're talking about. He showed his stomach. He showed his belly. He showed his belly to them and everything. The best part was he gets to the punchline and nothing.
Starting point is 02:08:21 Just John's... No other reaction in the room. Casey put some cartoon music in there. Yes, Casey Day. We need your help on this one. Don't don't waka waka wakawke John's final show I saw like Anthony Kumi
Starting point is 02:08:37 saying it was boring People were you know Panning it That it wasn't the greatest episode John's ever done I don't know if that's possible Listen to this list of guests That he had lined up
Starting point is 02:08:45 And I don't know There's so many people Have asked to come on I know Jim Grindle wants to come on I know L. T. Gray also wants to come on I think Ments are MAP Also wants to come on
Starting point is 02:09:01 So we're going to have a very interesting show. Yeah, when I hear those days, I think interesting. Yeah, this is going to be good stuff. I'm excited about this. What happened to this fucking guy? How did that become his friend list? They're all chatters. No one's from the business that he's in.
Starting point is 02:09:20 Right. Mentor Math, at least had a clip channel that made fun of John. He sure did. So there's that. The balls on John Millen. to say this about Vince the lawyer. You always got to worry when you talk about the dwarf because he'll threaten to sue you, you know,
Starting point is 02:09:40 which is kind of a bullion tactic in my honest opinion. What? You know, hey, if you don't do this, I'm going to sue you. You know, that's the, I don't know, not even getting into, I'm not going down that road. Support the Duke's fight for his rights at help the Duke. holy shit that's the worst possible time to segue and to support me for suing people
Starting point is 02:10:04 that fundraiser was set up it's gone now which is hilarious that fundraiser was set up to help John pay his legal fees because he's suing shuling and me these people who threaten lawsuits are such bullies that wasn't even the other side of his mouth I know the same sentence the same sentence he's just like by the way I'm suing these assholes
Starting point is 02:10:23 at first he threatened us so there was that remember the demand letter that he sent us asking for the $600,000? Yep. And I was just like, counting cash. Like, wait a second, I don't know if this guy any fucking money at all.
Starting point is 02:10:39 I'm not going to give him $600,000. How about when the judge and the courts moved it to Rochester, so lawyers had to travel, and John said you guys were intentionally doing that to squeeze him out and cost him money as a bullying tactic when you have him on record saying, I don't care if I want to lose. I just want to squeeze them dry. Yep. And then in order to try to keep it in Manhattan, he had his mom and hitman Dan sign off on affidavits. Oh, my God. That they did not write. Anyway, whatever. It's fun. We're going to do it. Damocop 3. See you there.
Starting point is 02:11:16 May 14th is coming up very soon. So John got wind of the fact that I was playing the 911 calls. Oh, my gosh. How fun were the 911 calls. It was amazing. A door dachier comes to John's house to deliver a Heineken to him and is persistent that he delivered his hyniquin because that's his job. And John threatens to beat him up. And then after he leaves, calls the police. And then a woman shows up with pizza and he tells the police on her too. He's given out makes and models on these delivery people.
Starting point is 02:11:53 Because they're driving away while he's still complaining about them. He's driving backwards. So my favorite part of that call. Can you believe he's a maniac? So she's still in front of my house. In a red Tuscan. Yeah, they drive the Tuscan. You mean two sons, sir?
Starting point is 02:12:13 All right, officer. I don't know everything. So then he asked the dispatcher. It was so funny. He's like, just for future reference. Am I allowed to beat the shit out of this guy? Yeah. He shows up against him.
Starting point is 02:12:23 I don't really know the answer to that, man. I don't know. Dispatcher. So it's very funny because I played the call. We had fun with it. John found out about it. It was not happy with me. And what else?
Starting point is 02:12:37 I did hear that Lady Kaye was on his show playing my 911 call. You know, it's so funny. Everybody... By the way, I pay property taxes in Cape Coral, so I feel like I paid for that. You know, the fact that dispatcher is sitting there at that desk and take John's call, I'm partly responsible for that. happening. Has their own stupid opinions, and this is something that I will not miss.
Starting point is 02:13:05 I think Lady Kay was trying to make some ridiculous point that, I don't know, all I had to do was, you know, wait until the guy left. I don't know. Right. That is the point. The point is you're ridiculous. Yeah. John's saying, like, Lady Kay thinks like I had a choice of the matter.
Starting point is 02:13:26 Of course I had to call the police. What are you crazy? That's the only thing I could have possibly done. So John does this thing that only John can do, where he teeters back and forth between, is he a tough guy or is he a Karen? Is he going to the police with all his little petty problems? Or is he going to beat everyone up in the boxing ring?
Starting point is 02:13:50 YouTube turns of service. God, why didn't Carmick just say that? Carmick! Boxing ring! YouTube terms of service. It all goes away. But I don't want to box. I want to kill them.
Starting point is 02:14:04 See, Curry, that's the problem right there. What's the problem? That's the part you're not supposed to say. I said I digress. But maybe there's something that happened that we don't know about that made it necessary for John to call the police. And I do know that I do have a temper. And it would not end well if I didn't call 911.
Starting point is 02:14:32 Okay. So he was either called the police or beat the shit out of the guy. That makes sense. Those were his two choices. I'm glad you called the police, man. I don't want this Dornash driver to get beat up just because he was trying to give you a hide again. The driver looked pretty scared.
Starting point is 02:14:48 It did look scared about? You think he called the police to tell on that guy and to get that guy punished. He did it to protect him. Right. To protect that guy from him. John, you can't get caught calling the police over delivery drivers and then claim to be a tough guy. It doesn't work that way. It's your pussy.
Starting point is 02:15:05 It's the only way to interpret those actions. But John thinks he only had two choices. It would have not ended in the proper way. And then all you idiots would sit there and say I overreacted. So I come to the conclusion. that you can't win either way. Right. John's like, guys, obviously we all understand
Starting point is 02:15:34 that I either had to beat the shit out of this guy or call the police. And so I call the police and you're mad at me, but the alternative would have been bad too. Didn't he say in the first clip I played because Carl thought I should just ignore it and wait for him to go away? Yeah, that's the other thing that we mentioned.
Starting point is 02:15:53 That'd be the other thing that you could do. Or be polite to the guy and hand him your ID so you can get the ID can. It's also a thing you can do. But only John is dealing with this kind of shit. Lady Kay has not endured the bullying bullshit that I've had to endure. Oh, you haven't paid your dues? So just do it. Shut the fuck up.
Starting point is 02:16:24 Okay? you have no idea what it's like to live in my what it's like to be in my shoes to be brain dead yeah I'm not familiar with that Jen has no idea what he's talking about does he think I don't get harassed
Starting point is 02:16:41 I just don't talk about it on the internet I don't make a big deal about it it therefore but then how will your enemies know which ones to focus on in order to hurt you more if you don't let them know that's the best part
Starting point is 02:16:54 like, I don't complain about it. Therefore, John's like, you don't know what this is like. It's like, no, I do. I just am better dealing with it than you are. You're a fucking moron and you bring this all on yourself. Howie Mandel had a brilliant statement to John. It just went right over his head. Where you are in life has everything to do with who you are.
Starting point is 02:17:13 Who you are. Yeah. And, uh, Judge, but I was on the tonight show. I don't understand. Yeah, exactly. It's very funny. All right.
Starting point is 02:17:22 So let's talk about John getting. harassed. This is so rough on him and it's only happening to him. You have no idea what it's like to be in my skin and constantly am getting harassed wherever you go. You don't know that, Lady Kay, because you're part of the reason why I'm getting harassed wherever I go. Because you're too big of a pussy to do it yourself. Wait, what? Because you know if you did it yourself, well, let's say YouTube's terms of service, I'd get you in a boxing ring. And you know how that would end, don't you?
Starting point is 02:18:11 I think we both pass out from exhaustion. Yeah. It would end with boxing. I think we'd just be draped over each other. Yeah. Who we done now? Sucks. Holy shit.
Starting point is 02:18:23 He just said, this is. the beauty of John Melendez. He's like, you know, Carl, what you should be doing is fucking with me in real life. Why aren't you following me around stalking me and messing with me? That's what you should. If you were a real man, that's what you'd be doing. I'm not looking to do any of those things. I'd do a show over here.
Starting point is 02:18:41 We do a show. He doesn't know what he wants. No. It's really funny. All right. So, John has some analogies because he doesn't think that what we do over here on WTP is real. He thinks that we're just playing pretend time.
Starting point is 02:18:58 This is our pretend show that we have over here on who are these podcasts. By the right, thank you for the over 1,600 people who are watching live right now. Hit the like button. I remember when I was a kid, when my parents bought a new TV or a washer machine, and we had a card, that big cardboard box, I would pretend would take the box in my bedroom, and pretend that I was an astronaut. But I was smart enough to know that I'm really not an astronaut.
Starting point is 02:19:38 But he's not smart enough to know he's not in Mensa. He could not become a lawyer. He didn't get signed to Atlantic Records on in Merritt. He's not smart enough to know that Mike's not on. I love the Vance's analogy. John plays make-believe all the time. It's an entire life right now. He makes believe he can play lead guitar.
Starting point is 02:19:59 Well, I'm glad you brought that up because he starts talking about how he's a musician and I am not. You are still dumb enough to believe that you're a musician and a broadcaster. Well, play music. Is that the definition of a musician? If you play music? I don't know. You want to get technical with it. I mean, it's a weird argument to make that I'm not a musician or a broadcaster
Starting point is 02:20:31 talking to a lot of people right now. So that seems like broadcasting. But I don't know. Maybe John knows better and he can explain it to me. But we know anybody with a high school diploma, which leaves shitway or and Bob Levy out of the picture, no. And Howie Mandel, as we found out, that you're just. a dweeb who broadcast from a panel basement with his mom-wife.
Starting point is 02:21:02 End of story. That's all you'll ever be. So you keep pretending and will keep giggling behind your back. Because you are a local. Says the man that was like he was crying all day. Look at his eyes. That's right with him. Did you hear what John just said?
Starting point is 02:21:25 he goes, you think you're a musician and a broadcaster when all you do is broadcast from your basement. Yeah, I was trying to figure out what the diss was. Was it having a wife? Because you've beat him on both of those. Is it that you're supposed to do it from upstairs without a wife?
Starting point is 02:21:39 Is that winning? Is it the wood paneling this stops it for me? What is it? I'm not exactly sure what he's getting at. He just called me a broadcaster. After saying, I don't broadcast. Weird. Especially when John starts flexing things
Starting point is 02:21:54 that are just provably false. The proof is in the pudding, Lady Kay. I am a real radio broadcaster. I'm a real television broadcaster. I'm a real rock and roll star. I'm a real musician. John just said he's a real musician. Oh, I thought he said magician.
Starting point is 02:22:25 That's an insane thing. for John to think that we've seen him tune his guitar. We've seen his attempt at chords, producer Chris. That was his attempt of playing a chord. That's a chord. It is technically a chord. So, very funny that John considers him of a rock and roll star. I've seen John's live concerts when he was at the peak of the Suthering John band.
Starting point is 02:22:55 and the audience was yelling things like, Stutter, you piece of shit! He wasn't a rock and roll star. He was known from the Howard Stern show. He was the stunt boy and phone screener. I'm also an astronaut. Oh, wait, that's the thing. That's the thing I'm not.
Starting point is 02:23:14 I forgot. I'm the songwriter that had three songs and three major film soundtracks. you can't even write an original song. I think it's beer sales, Jerry. Can you do a little research on this front? God damn it. I put out a whole music special on our podcast feed. I don't know where he got that intel from.
Starting point is 02:23:39 But it seems... Carl also has gigs and you have an album that you're lying about. That's right. I forgot. He's got the new album coming out. As long as he keeps mixing up the past and the present, he'll continue to beat you, Carl. That's true.
Starting point is 02:23:52 He's got me there. but I just need to add in this thing. This is ridiculous. So please stop embarrassing yourself. You got to stop at some point. You're only kidding yourself. I'm surprised when you were growing up, your parents didn't say, listen.
Starting point is 02:24:22 Listen, club-footed Carla, come here. That's what they called me. You can't write any songs. So quit the guitar. Okay. You can't, you're not charismatic enough to be a broadcast. So put down the microphone and go get a real job. Very funny that he used the word real job when he was the one of pretending he worked at an ad agency.
Starting point is 02:24:54 Do you forget my whole backstory? Does he think that I'm a 16-year-old YouTuber from my parents' basement? I don't know what he really remembers. Yeah, it's hard to tell. That's a weird one. By the way, my parents did tell me that I sucked a guitar and that my band sucked when I was in high school. So they were on top of it.
Starting point is 02:25:14 They did their due diligence. I know you're joking, but I'm curious what psychological effects it would have on a child for their parent to misgender them and tell them they suck it what they love. You think that'd be a bad thing? What could it possibly happen? John only has three kids that don't talk to him. So I wonder if he knows anything about bad parenting at all. John goes on, he starts cutting deep.
Starting point is 02:25:38 Now, that stuff saying, like, my parents should have told me not to broadcast and I can't write music. You know, that stuff obviously very painful for me. But when he starts talking like this, it gets, oof, rough. Get what I was warped. I think the neck was warped. Or it was a Paul Reed Smith, which is for lawyers. It's a hack guitar, Paul Reed.
Starting point is 02:26:01 Smith. You probably have one. I have three of them. I feel like Marty McFly and Back to the Future, we actually have two televisions. John's like, oh, what do you play? A Paul Rysmith? Yeah, yeah. You're fantastic guitars. I play a bunch of them. But he got me good. They're for lawyers. People, I guess,
Starting point is 02:26:21 who make money, I suppose. Well, now he's going to go after my parents, which is smart. I agree with this. Lady Kay, I'm not going to disparage your parents. I'm sure they were lovely people. But too bad, they didn't tell you, I'd put down the guitar.
Starting point is 02:26:41 I'd put down the microphone and get a real job because this ain't working for you. He's not going to disparage my parents since when. I know. He used to love doing that. He used to love putting photos of them up on the social media and making jokes. Now he's like,
Starting point is 02:27:01 I'm sure the hamburgers are great people. he's really concerned about you embarrassing yourself I know I also like that my parents are lecturing me like son here's the deal this is how you got to live your life and I'm like all right well you can't say my winter home then I'm cutting you off you're going to be jerks about it
Starting point is 02:27:19 I remember when he called Shully's dad and Mr. Igar was like thank you so much for telling me I'll get the right on it not what happened at all so this is what the real problem is and this has been said before but John actually lays it all out there.
Starting point is 02:27:35 This is the reason why we have this version of John Melendos. But my mother was always supportive of the dude. And I was in the first grade play. Little carrot seed as the star. And we made it to cable TV. That's right. Young stuttering John. First grade on televisions.
Starting point is 02:28:04 across the tri-state area. I mean, honestly, you can't make this up. If someone's new to the Dabbleverse or new to John Melendos, and you're like, you've got to watch what this guy says. They'd be like, well, does he do in a character? No one would actually brag about their first grade accomplishments. And John, to your credit, I didn't do shit in first grade. I accomplished fucking nothing.
Starting point is 02:28:27 Spell a couple words. I knew, like, probably addition to subtraction, but I was really bad at most everything in life. And the fact that John's like, I was on cable television, the tri-state area. And he's told this story maybe 60, 70 times speaking to an audience that he knows, knows every word of this story. He can't help himself. It's all he's got is these memories. The very first time we ever reviewed Southern John's podcast, he brought this up.
Starting point is 02:28:56 And I remember going to Kevin. I'm like, Kevin, what the fuck is this guy talking about? It's on the Howard Stern show. Why is he bringing up the fact that in first grade? He was in a play. I did plays in first grade. I can't remember any of them, but I know every beat of John's performance of the character.
Starting point is 02:29:11 Well, I'm glad you brought that up because, again, if you were watching this, let's say, you know, we have a lot of people in the room right now watching the show. Let's say you've heard about the dable verse or you're familiar with John Melendez from Howard Stern or something. And you go, what's all this hubbub? Or are people talking about this guy? And you see this clip, you go, oh, none of this is real. There's no one who's actually like this in real life.
Starting point is 02:29:37 And we did it in front of all the classes. We did it in the auditorium. And my mother would tell me, she would remind me that I used to give, I used to help out all the other actors who would forget their lines. Because I memorized every one of their lines.
Starting point is 02:30:04 Oh, okay. Carrots grow from carrot seeds. I'll plant a seed and grow it. How is this possible? I mean, this is not good for John. I'm glad he's out of the end or not. This is a really bad state.
Starting point is 02:30:26 If his brag is like, my mom said I was awesome. And I remember the lyrics to the song I sang in first grade. And I'll prove it to you. and Adam, I know you look like it's not going to get worse. I promise you it is because John's going to show us and he knows the other songs. He didn't even sing on. Please make it stop. The story of a little kid and his brother, played by Jeffrey Marischel would say,
Starting point is 02:30:52 yeah, yeah, yeah, it won't grow up. Yeah, yeah, it won't grow up. Your carrot won't grow up. Robert Fackleman played my father. That knows a lot of things Like little boys Like you don't know It's unbelievable
Starting point is 02:31:18 This is him telling me that I suck This is the way he goes about it Sabres scored Oh, don't tell me any updates God damn it We gotta get the fuck out of here Anyway, more from John's final show I'm sure
Starting point is 02:31:34 But wow, he really got me good that were Jack Nicholson talking about the shining you'd be like cool man look we gotta go we all appreciated you in that you guys saw the movie but yeah he acts like that was like this amazing accomplishment anything you did in first grade
Starting point is 02:31:54 you can probably leave off the resume at some point and the fact that he remembers these lyrics and shit it's crazy I worked in restaurants throughout high school and college that's never the thing I lead with Oh really? I suck
Starting point is 02:32:08 Then how come I was able to make a really good medium rare burger? You ever think about that? You're hired. I melted that cheese so good that bacon stuck right to it. He can't remember that vegetables go bad or how, but he remembers that Robert Falcone played the other kid and he has to docks him. Yeah, right.
Starting point is 02:32:31 It's unbelievable. All right, we do have to move things along because the Sabres are playing the HABs right now in Buffalo. Very important. Game one of round two. At this time, we have a game to play. I want to bring on Annie, no Megan today because we had to go early for the savers. Megan's still at work.
Starting point is 02:32:51 But Annie is here? What's happening, Annie? No, is it gay jingle, but I am boating gay. All right. Dan Vernie, $20. Peace out all. Vernie Army Strong. Thank you very much, Dan.
Starting point is 02:33:02 Peace out. We appreciate you, buddy. All right, of course, Simon put together a game for us. Let's take it away, Simon. Hello, friends. What time is it where you are? I'm your host, Simon, from the worst ever podcast, and let's play Opie or Burr.
Starting point is 02:33:21 Round one. Exactly. And then it's a red beret on top of it. I know, I know a beret can look cool as fuck. Some of the armies wear the beret. wear the berets and they look cool as F, but he picked Cherry Red.
Starting point is 02:33:41 Time to register those votes. Wow, what do you think, Chris? I went burr. What do you think, Annie? I thought it was Opie, then I switched to burr, burr. Adam? Opie. I'm going to Opie as well. And here's the answer.
Starting point is 02:33:56 Exactly. And then it's a red beret on top of it. I know I know a beret to look cool as fuck. I'm sure. Some of the armies wear the berets and they look cool as that. But he picked Cherry Red. Che Guevara was cool as fuck. Let's play.
Starting point is 02:34:15 Round two. I have not been right about a fucking thing today. Time to register those votes. I like that one. I'm going Bill Burr on that one, Adam. Bill Burr. Annie. Burr.
Starting point is 02:34:31 Puse of Chris. Burr. All right. We're all going Burr. And here's the answer. I have not been right about a fucking thing today. At least you didn't say berets are cool as fuck. Let's play.
Starting point is 02:34:44 Round three. Man, there's a lot of people with hats in this neighborhood. The sun isn't even out. Um, oh, he's got a Scottish Terrier. Oh, my God. Time to register those votes. Annie, what do you got? That's got to be Opie, I think.
Starting point is 02:35:07 Adam? Producer Chris. Opie. I'm going to Opie because it's got to be a guy who's outside observing stuff, right? Here's what Opie does? Let's find out. And here's the answer. Man, there's a lot of people with hats in this neighborhood. This sun isn't even out.
Starting point is 02:35:25 Wow. He's got a Scottish Terrier. Damn. Oh, my God. You know what goes with a Scottish Terrier? Let's play Round 4 All right
Starting point is 02:35:37 I missed on that one That was a good one Simon He was broadcasting from his car Sometimes Oh he was Yeah That's good stuff
Starting point is 02:35:45 Because he cares Round 4 I got pretty healthy By the time I was You know Working with you And the rest of the guys I've been healthy
Starting point is 02:35:57 For actually A really long time I would say Time to register those votes. God, I gotta go opie on this one. Annie? Opie. Chris? Opie. Adam? Man, that's tough. I'm gonna go burr. Okay. And here's the answer. I got pretty healthy by the time I was, you know, working with you and the rest of the guys. I've been healthy for actually a really long time, I would say. Once I got those
Starting point is 02:36:29 pesky kids out of the way, it's been smooth sailing. Well played. Yeah, I picked the only because, like, working with other people is not something that Bill talks about very often. All right. Final round, what are the scores? You and Adam are tied at three. All right. Let's play.
Starting point is 02:36:46 Round five. Oh, God. Here we go. Gonna sneeze. Is it going to happen? Look at the sky. There we go. It's right.
Starting point is 02:37:00 Just got to make it happen at some point. you got to rip the band-aid off. Time to register those votes. That's a good fake sneeze if that was a fake sneeze. I'm going to go with the... I'm going to go Bill Burr on this one. What do you got, Adam? Bill Burr.
Starting point is 02:37:16 Fuck, that means one of us isn't going to win. Annie? Opie. Bruce or Chris? I went Burr. All right. And here's the answer. Oh, God, here we go.
Starting point is 02:37:29 Going to sneeze. Is it going to happen? Look at the sky. There we go. So you just got to make it happen at some point. You've got to rip the Band-Aid off. Nobody sneezes just once, especially now when they're putting on a show. I'm going to sneeze again.
Starting point is 02:37:44 Hang on. Look, and go to the sky. Nice. Sorry. Excuse me. Sneeze is coming three, so we all know this. Said the liar that only sneezed twice. Congratulations to this week's winner.
Starting point is 02:38:00 And if you want to hear more beret jokes, Join me, Simon, on the worst ever podcast. Goodbye. Thank you, Simon. The worst ever podcast is a fantastic job for us with the Opeer Burr game. Final results are Adam and I tied? Yes. Arm wrestle.
Starting point is 02:38:18 Yeah, I think we got to do a rock paper, scissors. I'm thinking of a number. All right. Annie, do we have any new reviews that have come in? Just a nice long one from Elroy 3 over on Apple Podcasts. They say, torture. I tuned into, who are these podcasts hoping for a sharp, funny podcast review? Instead, got a circle jerk of smug, talented, talentless hacks who think nitpicking makes him superior.
Starting point is 02:38:45 The hosts are unbearable, especially this Adam what's his name. There's zero chemistry, terrible timing, and criticism that's just recycled from the whining, these people whose own show sounds like it was recorded in a dumpster. They laughed at their own lame jokes, like their comedy geniuses, while offering zero original insight. it's pretentious, unfuny, and aggressively mediocre. It's a complete waste of time from insecure gatekeepers who get off on tearing others down. I wouldn't listen to this garbage again if it was the last podcast on Earth. Absolute trash, never again.
Starting point is 02:39:17 I'm going to guess that's a five-star review, Andy. Am I right about that? Absolutely. Very well played. Wow. I like that review a lot. Annie, where can people go to find you? I want people to go find me on,
Starting point is 02:39:33 Twitter. And if you want help setting up super tip or modifying your current super tip set up to make it a little bit easier, hit me up on Twitter. That's insanity. I-N-S-A-N-E-I-T-Y. Very good. And Adam, anything you're promoting, my friend. Oh, no, just everybody keep checking out Pat Dixon, keep checking out Bob Levy, and keep on dabblin. All right. We got Gary and San Diego voicemail segment. It's a bunch of crap. Swing in a mid. Rock and Rolla. Ronnie and Syracuse, Wayan.
Starting point is 02:40:08 Hey, Carl, Ronnie and Syracuse. Love you love the show. Listening to the bonus, emergency, whatever it is, episode about John's last episode. And John was talking about the side effects of an oxydill or whatever it was that caused him to have a reduced batch. And Jenny, who knows about the stuff, was saying that that's probably not true. I have to tell you that Flomax, which is something that some men take as a result of prostate and urinary issues, actually causes you not to ejaculate at all, fun fact. Don't call me that.
Starting point is 02:40:44 All right. That's what I was talking about. I think John was lying about it. You know, I think there was a bigger problem, like Eric Zane level problem that was going on with John, which I was just like, ah, I just don't make as much sperm that I'd like to. Or any at all? Or money. Hey, Carl. I can't understand why anyone would wring their hands over the possibility of stammering fuckface, leaving the devil-verse.
Starting point is 02:41:15 While there was over eight years of back episodes of WATP coverage of this monster to enjoy, while if you were to place them all end-to-end, they would encircle the moon and come back to Earth. All those classic moments and voicemail messages. So you see there is nothing to fear. Adam Bush! Hi, Chris.
Starting point is 02:41:41 Thank, yes. There's plenty of the cover in the Dabbleverse. It's a little about John. Are we going to figure out that John Melendez is one of the biggest fucking grifters in history? All right, yeah, we don't have to go far that
Starting point is 02:41:55 back. Yeah, shit. Fucking the tablet. Send me the money. all the fucking give it to these people that need it. Now I need to go for me. Oh, yeah. It's like, there we go. Cut, print. Fuck him.
Starting point is 02:42:08 Yeah. This is a new thing for John Monde. That is very true. This sounds sarcastic to me. You guys tell me what you think. Holy shit. We're talking the, um, Southern John episode,
Starting point is 02:42:21 one hour, 21 minute, 51 second. That is a master class in motherfucking ballbuckering. Each one of you took your moment, you fucking punched, knocked out, moved on. The next guy picked it up. That was fucking awesome. That just cut, that's it.
Starting point is 02:42:44 Send it to the archives. Put it in a spaceship. Send it to the moon. Let it sit there for another billion years. You guys, that was one of the most impenipy moments. You're still doing it 10 years, and it's still this fucking. good. It's only going to get greater. Woo-hoo!
Starting point is 02:43:03 Good fucking shit. That was hilarious. The wet dick park. Mua. Chess kiss. Great job, guys. Keep it up. Fuck him. He sucks. You guys. Roo. I'll return my fucking phone off now. Fuck off.
Starting point is 02:43:23 So, shithead. I think that was sarcasm. But yeah, the bonus shows are great. Check those out. Patreon.com slash who are these podcasts. But then he did call back. I think he really does like the show. Oh. So that was nice. I was glad to hear that. Hey, Carl.
Starting point is 02:43:37 Listen to the latest episode. And, you know, it's great, great episode as usual. But, man, it's been a while since you had a podcast. I was only an hour and a half. Is everything okay? You know, I mean, it's okay to not be okay, man. You know, just want to make sure everything's good. You know, you can always call me back.
Starting point is 02:43:54 It's all good, buddy. Saturday shows are going to be a little bit shorter, I think, going forward. By the way, speaking of which. The TV. I should mention this Saturday, EDR live in studio, girl David Reed is performing at the comedy at the comedy at the Carrollson. So we'll be going down to watch him and he'll be over here to sit in with us on the show. Carl, this is your backup speech therapist, and among all the other problems you have, the sentence, I like having sex with women, is not pronounced.
Starting point is 02:44:36 Woo! Somebody can put a big cock in my mouth. Woo! Yum, num, num, num, num, num, num. All right, work on that. We're going to round this voicemail up to an hour for billing purposes. Okay, fair enough, speech therapists. I was getting that wrong.
Starting point is 02:44:49 Carl, I'm traveling for work right now, and I'm in the beautiful city of South Bend. I think I may have ran into Stuttering John's future. I was leaving the hotel to go get some dinner, and this guy came up to me, and he was claiming he was a pro football player, and he was on TV, and he was in movies. He then tried to shake me down 40 bucks for a non-existent Mercedes locksmith fee. There you go. It's a lot of Suthering John's out there. Tuary, everyone.
Starting point is 02:45:21 It's mini means. So I'm looking at this new fucking minisote and it's two hours. Yeah. Why? What possessed you to be so retarded? If I see another minisode longer than like one hour, I'm coming to your house and touching you inappropriately. Wow.
Starting point is 02:45:44 Come me back. Don't threaten me was a good time. I don't think that was sarcastic. No, I don't think so either. Yeah, we did put a minisode out that turned out to be a longer episode. But it's that The Whatever
Starting point is 02:45:53 Me, you Hey Carl Keste Um Listening to Uh John's The whole cum thing
Starting point is 02:46:03 With his monocidal There's one thing I've never had A girl say to me And all the frauds I shagged over my life Is That's all the cum you have
Starting point is 02:46:13 Usually it's like Oh my God That's a lot And oh shit It's in my hair Right Never once been That's all you have
Starting point is 02:46:22 Bitches don't keep fuck about that. Gay, Bowling, older men give a fuck about that. Like John.
Starting point is 02:46:29 All right. Have a good back. That's my two cents. 40 seconds. Adam Bush, I love you. Come on beef tips. Chris.
Starting point is 02:46:39 Chris, we love you. Call on beef tips. Carl. Yeah. Thanks. Bye. All right.
Starting point is 02:46:44 Thanks, KFT. Thanks for coming on. Yeah. Women are always just like, oh, you didn't get enough on my pillow.
Starting point is 02:46:50 Please. Keep making a mess with that. He wasn't even talking about Women. No, he was. Yeah. He's like, I like to have a big load on my stomach.
Starting point is 02:46:58 Yeah. So weird. It's the weirdest thing. I got to stop taking this thing that's going to help my hair grow back. It's not coming up in my stomach. Well, we know he uses it as a skincare regimen. That's true. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:47:11 No, he's tags it with that joke. All right. I got to go. Bye. I got to go. I got to go. I got to go. I got to go.
Starting point is 02:47:20 I got to go. Okay, bye. Oh, fuck, call. Go savers. Go savers. No more updates. Let's talk groceries, specifically, your groceries. With Instacart, you want your groceries just the way you like them, right?
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