Speaker 2 (00:00.046)
I didn't even let it get to the chorus. I'm mad at myself. I'm sorry. How bizarre. hi. How is everyone doing on this Friday afternoon or whenever you're watching or listening to this? I'm going to be honest. I really need a nap right now. I'm so tired, but I'm energized when I get here and go live with you. And I mean that actually about five minutes ago, so tired. And then,

And then my buddy Brad showed up. then my other buddy, Delol showed up. And so now I'm ready to go. And then the Braves lost. They just wrapped it up two minutes ago. So that was good to get that conveniently out of the way. So I want to first of all, before I introduce Delol, this is her first time on the Friday live stream. I want to say thank you to Wes. I'm glad you're feeling better, buddy. Hero Wes, who puts the show on YouTube and Rumble and Spotify.

and all the places, iTunes, you're doing better and I'm so glad to see you back at work today over at the Blaze at our day job. And so he does everything that keeps us going at themikeshow.com. And then of course, Gabby running the Instagram, always putting up great stuff over there at, at sign, at The Mike Show. If you want to go over there and check out her stuff. I'm so grateful for both of those awesome human beings. Yesterday we did the deep dive with three whistleblowers from the CIA and the FBI. That's some interesting stuff that your government does.

when people try to stand up for the right thing. And so go and check that out if you hadn't, it's all pinned to the top there. Next Thursday at 3 p.m. Eastern, the deep dive is going to be, yeah, Barfleet. See, I dropped it on the floor. I thought, I I got this. I don't need to sit there and stare at the words. I got this and I dropped it on the floor and I forgot momentarily, but Brad will be back.

Here in prison, we don't drop things.

Speaker 2 (01:48.846)
So Thursday at 3 p.m. Eastern, will be here with Kelly and we'll do another Barfleet episode. Now, Friday live stream time. As you can see, Brad, who we're very familiar with, and then Delal, she's joining us for the first time all the way, I guess the rule is on the Friday live stream that we always have to have a guest from Europe or else we can't do the show because Rebecca's always in Norway.

Ze's joined us from like Turkey and some other location before which by the way y'all all she does is travel and so she's never around so But she's doing great. She's doing a lot of traveling. How do you know what? I don't ask questions. She writes she writes for outlets and whatnot

How'd she get her money?

Speaker 3 (02:35.714)
I write stuff I don't make any.

I will. You don't know the right people. But you know, that's, that's what's so cool is you can work from anywhere in most jobs. Now, apparently. And Brad and I haven't found that secret formula where we can just broadcast from

from anywhere it's the making the money part.

That's okay, that's fair. You're actually right. Now, DeLal, welcome. She was my guest when I did the original At the Mic where we did life stories and stuff. Brad, you were a two part episode because you just... So much stuff to say. And DeLal was episode 89. So if you go to youtube.com slash At the Mic, you can find the list of interviews there.

I was fatter.

Speaker 2 (03:24.948)
And Bilal, was how many years ago was that? Welcome.

I think that was 2021, if I remember correctly.

That was a long time.

grief. That was 2022. It looks like 317 2020. I just googled it. couldn't

Okay

Speaker 2 (03:40.012)
Yeah. So thank you for making time. Now, what is so ironic is when I reached out and asked, hey, could you join us on the August 1st at the mic, the Friday livestream thing that we're doing here now. Ironically, you have a new album out today because the people aren't familiar. single. A new single, new single. OK. But you play the piano. And a lot of your work is featured in like movie soundtracks and stuff like that. Do I have this right so far?

They literally bring the piano to wherever you are.

Well, there are limitations to that. It's not that easy. are certain perks also.

That is incredible. So you basically you play music for a living and you're a musician. Your primary focus is the piano and I'm looking for, I have a tab here that I'm going to get to here if I could find it. So release today is a new single, Silhouette. Can we play just a little of your mind? Is it going to embarrass you? Can I play a little bit of this here?

Speaker 2 (04:48.366)
you

Speaker 2 (05:02.776)
What is it like to be talented?

I was about to ask the same question. Is that your hand writing the music?

Wow.

You don't

Hand double.

Speaker 2 (05:16.78)
my goodness. Okay. So your music is so relaxing. It's really great stuff. So you got the new single out now and people can find it on Spotify, iTunes, stuff like that, right? Yes.

Thank you.

Speaker 1 (05:31.123)
every streaming platform out there. These are for the people from France.

Wait, what? There's a streaming service in France?

Yes, Deezer? Deezer?

Like, like Weezer with a D.

or

Speaker 3 (05:44.568)
Deezer.

Okay, or geezer. Yeah, right. So okay. and just spell her name DALAL. And, well, I want to ask you some questions, because I know on your profile, it says occasional archer. You're shooting arrows and stuff. That's pretty cool.

arrows. Yeah.

Where do you go to do that? I wouldn't even know.

haven't done it now in like a minute. I want to start again, but I did it for four years in San Diego when I lived in California.

Speaker 2 (06:18.67)
Hold on, but what I'm asking is, you know, you gotta shoot.

The living room is the answer, Keith. You just go to the living room and you...

No, we have a shooting range for guns.

And it's not an arrow either. It's a bolt.

It's yes, it's it's aero and no gun, no gun.

Speaker 2 (06:35.182)
No, but what I'm saying is, do they have like a freaking range?

Yeah, it's a tree range. Yeah, it's an archery range. It's indoor and outdoor.

That's pretty cool. How far away can you shoot one of those bolts?

I even know. just try to like get it in the middle. You know what?

into her. She's I just try to I just try to get it assumed.

Speaker 1 (06:56.418)
Yeah. Four years you did this? It's not that complicated. I'm not doing it to...

I injure myself every time I try.

Yeah, you just said that to Keith that does those things do not jive he would end up shooting me in the fact

There is a video actually of Pat and I over at the Blaze behind the scenes and we're we're shooting these crossbows and I I I can't remember what I did I just know I hurt myself Pat I think really hurt himself mine was just kind of like awkward his was painful I forget what he did but anyway congratulations

It is. For me, it's like a very people do it for different reasons. But for me, it's always been sort of this Zen, you know, centering yourself, almost meditation type thing.

Speaker 3 (07:45.179)
Because you have to be still when you do it.

Yes, and you have to breathe correctly.

no, don't, can't, see I can't be. No, I can't breathe. I can't be still that long. But did you get into it because of the Hunger Games thing or before that?

You can't breathe.

Speaker 1 (08:00.106)
No, I haven't I've not even thought of the hungry games. I don't know

Not everybody does stuff because of the Hunger Games.

Hang on a second. I bet after the Hunger Games, a lot of people are to the archery and stuff, right? Because I know that after Karate Kid came out when I was a kid, to show you how old I am, they were giving out coupons to go to the karate store. me a coupons and lessons and stuff. What?

Dying.

Speaker 3 (08:22.85)
Giving out what?

lessons.

There's no Q in Koopa.

my gosh, I can't with you. Yeah, so coupons, coupons. Thank you. Anyway, so it was in the same strip mall as the theater. And so every kid in town was over there taking lessons after Karate Kid.

You puns.

Speaker 1 (08:44.622)
It's great that inspired kids to do that. Just like I think it's great that the Hunger Games got a lot of people into archery probably.

105 % increase in youth membership from 2011 to 2013.

Okay, now look up karate. I sucked at karate. Whatever belt, you start with white, and I think they just, they felt sorry for me. They gave me the next one, which was like green or yellow or something.

Wait, karate after what?

Karate Kid movie came out. Yeah, whatever year that was.

Speaker 3 (09:14.104)
Like in 85? It didn't keep, we had to write stuff down on rocks back then.

Yeah, it feels like it sometimes. Okay, I'm probably going to, because I went back and I listened to our conversation, episode 89, and I might be asking you some follow-up questions and some stuff in there. Oh my gosh, yes. Yeah, I mean, we've got to talk before we leave today about your... With Columbo! Yeah, that's right, that's right.

My kalambo.

Speaker 3 (09:42.888)
Which one of his eyes wasn't real?

You know, I just read his biography. think was it the right one? I don't want to say anything wrong now, but it's just, I like.

Look, this is a judgment free zone. If you say something wrong or get a fact wrong, we after it's tweeted out, no one will. We won't say anything.

before you answer that before you before you try to remember which I it is this is not a judgment free zone because Brad stags actually- he has earned himself a trip to the penalty box he's got a serve. A suspension for one week. Behavior on the program do you want when do you want to serve that I mean I need you today can you want to take.

So.

Speaker 3 (10:23.256)
I was gonna say I can, you, next Friday, next Friday.

Okay, so August 8th is gonna be a Brad Free Friday livestream as he serves his punishment. Yeah, I'm sorry.

I'm gonna have to go steal hubcaps. I was looking up karate at the same, see I was still, even in the face of a pile, I'm still looking up and yes, it did see a rise, but that's.

And what I was really doing was buying time for DeLau to Google which eye it was that Columbus.

no, no Google, no phone here. It's just conversation.

Speaker 2 (10:58.338)
Which eye do you think it was? Do we know?

I would guess it was the right one, but I might be wrong. Brad!

Survey said.

Mr. Grock said, wow, that's fascinating.

Both of

Speaker 2 (11:13.998)
you want to tell

yeah, sorry. He lost his right eye. It was retinoblastoma, a rare form of eye cancer.

The right eye, yes. All right, yes. Yes, I think when he was very, very little.

He was always the one I love.

Well, so DeLong has this thing of Pugio. What's the car that he drove? Pugio.

Speaker 3 (11:32.43)
That's NAMM's joke right there. I love

It's a Peugeot. Yeah, it's a very, it's, you know, in the U S you usually don't see any Peugeots. It's like, I think it was just a very, and I think they had three cars originally. And I think one is still an Alta Dina at a garage.

She's gonna find one of these, Brad. I'm serious.

the producer, I think one might be still at a soundstage. I don't know for sure. I've been trying to find these cars because I think they're just fascinating.

You're like me with firebirds Same way I because I loved Rockford and I love the firebird and see how many it was a 59 pujo a cabriolet

Speaker 1 (12:17.954)
Yes.

And it wasn't protect these when you've looked them up the law, you've you've discovered they're just like forgotten in history.

Forgotten yeah, yeah, and I think they're just this is show's her Belia they should be on like You know like the friends set like it should be

They tore that down here too recently. You knew that right? They tore the front set. the house, the Warner Brothers back lot.

on the

Speaker 2 (12:46.222)
This is why you get suspensions because you bring sadness to the

I do I I know but it makes me mad too. I feel bad that but The thing is they did that with all the stuff because all they all they're doing is making know It's an assembly line tv and they do stuff and then when they're done with it. It's like well We've got to store this stupid car somewhere where you want. I'll just throw it. We put it in the junkyard They don't to the rest of us. It becomes an icon to them. It's just something else to store

Yeah, yeah. it was such, I mean, it's such an iconic show. And I think I love the show because it's smart and it's so beautifully made. And I think it's just one of the best detective shows.

Speaker 2 (13:29.343)
Just one more.

One more thing, that's it, I'm good.

Yeah, okay. One of the notes that I wrote down, Delal, is that from our interview from 2022 is you had, and I'm putting you on the spot here, but you had floated the idea that you had a great idea for a comic book.

I did. I'm working on it now. can't talk.

Okay, but it's still in the works? Right! Yeah,

Speaker 3 (14:02.125)
By the way, Peugeot made pepper grinders too.

Hold on, what now?

in the same factory.

pepper grinders and bicycles. And they apparently were mad that the that Colombo showed the cabriolet in a bad light. Because I don't remember was it always breaking down or

breaking down it was the worst car that's made it so

Speaker 3 (14:23.554)
Yeah, Pujo was not happy happy with that. They made 2030 of them. These are all things I just happened to know I didn't. Pretty clear, didn't I? Just I was waiting for somebody to come along and ask me about Colombo and.

No, it's off your head. How ironic!

Speaker 2 (14:37.292)
Well, this is the show where that would just randomly come up here. Okay, so let me get some icebreaker questions in here. I don't think I sent, I did not send you all these.

Don't worry, Delahl, they don't hurt much.

Did I send you all these?

don't know

I'm going to read any email you send anyway.

Speaker 2 (14:59.406)
That's fact. That's a fact. So everybody's on the same level playing field here. Okay, so Brad, why the hell did I ask this question when Brad said.

Good question.

Okay, would you rather be 12 inches tall or 12 feet tall?

Who wants to answer first?

I'm gonna make Brad answer

Speaker 3 (15:22.318)
I hope you just talk.

Yeah, me too.

Yes, I'm going with 12 inches.

Yeah, Why is that, Dolan? I don't want to ask Brad.

I'd be a tiny pocket musician, know, like that tiny little...

Speaker 3 (15:40.128)
You'd be a 12 inch pianist.

No.

I have this idea, I'd befriend like a little ladybug.

Yeah, it's tough to make friends when you're 12 feet tall. I'm going to go to the next question.

That is a you realize that is the punchline to a joke the guy walks into the bar and there's a little guy sitting at the bar playing the piano he's this tall and but I am Pianist

Speaker 2 (15:59.746)
Yep. Now I do. I didn't even think of that when I went out and said, Sweet Lord, why do I do what I do? If you could, you could, Dalal, would you go to outer space? You could be the next Katy Perry, you know, an astronaut.

Speaker 1 (16:18.446)
don't know, not right now, I think. I think if the question would be between outer space and the ocean, I think I would choose outer space, but not yet. I don't know. I think there's something fascinating. It's so infinite. I think it's like a space for dreamers. Like it's stars, constellations, and just all this beauty. But I'll let Katy Perry go first.

Yeah, have absolutely no desire to. I'm not afraid of heights or anything like that. I just think I don't trust machines. I don't trust people. And I just don't want to be.

Like not right now.

major tongue be floating away and whatnot. What about you, Brad? Would you go to space if you could? How long do you want to be up there?

Absolutely

Speaker 3 (17:07.566)
How long you give me?

See, the problem is it would be it would be exciting, but you pay for it when you get back because the longer you're up there, the more the heart it's like being in a pool and getting out of the pool. And then it's like, why do I feel like I'm fat? Just when you get right out of the pool. I mean, other than I'm fat. But when you're in space, it's just month up there. What?

I thought you were just waterlogged.

Well, no, mean, what's because you're weightless in the water relatively. So when you get out, muscles are working extra hard. But the same thing with space, the longer you're up there, when you get back, have to, you know, get your muscles back in tone and they get bone loss and all that. But so I either have to stay up there forever or maybe a week. I don't think there's a happy medium.

So hang on, quick question, because I don't want to be embarrassing for you later, Brad. But when does the warden send you back? Like, do you have a couple hours with us?

Speaker 2 (18:08.342)
get shivved well live on the air that get the clicks later on

That will come from that guy over there because he's he's dicey

He's not, he's... You got good wifi in prison, I'll tell you that.

Well, you know what I brought in a few Lucy's and I traded them out for some Wi-Fi

Wow, you got the lingo I wasn't going to ask.

Speaker 3 (18:28.814)
There's smokes, babe. There's smokes. You're bringing some Lucy's.

Um, okay. Oh, hey, okay. Hold on a second, Brad. When you go to a hotel.

She is really, Delilah is really questioning her decisions today.

yeah, she's like, I'm only 20 minutes into this day. Look at her, she's not denying what you just said.

Yeah, yeah. No, I realize it fully realize that it's all right. It's all right. Yeah, nobody.

Speaker 2 (18:53.048)
be bad for my career, isn't He watches this though, so that's good. When you visit a hotel, Brad Staggs, do you take the hotel, the toiletries with you? Because I take every last thing. Look, I paid a lot of money for this room. Even if I didn't, it feels like I did. So yeah, yeah, I'm taking shampoo.

Do I? Yes. Every time. I used to take, I used to spend a lot of time in motels because of my job. And it was, you don't really want me to, I would like weeks at a time I would spend in a motel and I would take every day, even though I was coming back that night, I would take all the goodies and I put them in my bag. So they had to put new ones in even. So I didn't pay for shampoo or soap for years.

That's the thing, man. I forget to use it. Like, I'll take it. That's not stealing, y'all. That just comes with the I paid for this room. I paid for everything in here. Well, I mean, I probably shouldn't walk out with the hairdryer or the microwave. But the point is, I take it with me, and then I forget to use it. And then I travel with it. And then I still, I'm like, yeah, I got this in here. I'm looking for a story that I've had.

you paid for it.

Speaker 3 (20:01.902)
You're supposed to put it in the guest room. That's what we do here at the motel.

I feel like once you start using it, kind of have to take it. You don't want to leave something half you

But even if I don't, even if even there's extra bottles, I just take them, even if they haven't been opened.

If there was only a half open, if the bottle of shampoo that you get to the room, it's brand new. mean, you're the first first night there. Would you use the shampoo and a half used bottle of shampoo?

No. If it's like, I don't know.

Speaker 2 (20:35.36)
It's obviously not been used. it's been used. But what I'm saying is what you would be using obviously hasn't been used. I don't know what my stigma is, but I

No, it's not

Speaker 3 (20:46.263)
somebody else to put their little mitts on that little bottle and you don't know what they put in there

The toiletries feel like little gifts. Like the way they're laid out. It's like, to your room here, your tiny little friends to take with you.

shit

You were 12 inches tall. That'd be tough to pick up though.

my god.

Speaker 3 (21:08.372)
And what what if somebody had poured the shampoo out and put nair?

Now stop right there, Brad, because what I was doing over here is looking for a story that has been in this stack ironically for weeks. And now that I need it, I can't find it. And it was somebody that travels all the time or whatever, some hotel expert or whatever that says, and it could apply to the little mini bottles too. you know how you see this at gyms, you see this in certain hotels where they have just the permanent fixture on the wall of the shampoo and the soap and everything.

and they said don't use that bring your own from home okay i do too but this person is saying you just what brad just said you never know what people are putting in there do not think anyone's putting anything in there it was the most ridiculous article that's why it's been sitting here for over a month until i need it and now it's gone missing

I always miss that.

Speaker 1 (21:55.214)
putting stuff in there.

putting anything in.

Speaker 3 (22:05.782)
No one would ever open a bottle of the lotion and pee in it.

That's a horrible thought.

No one would ever do it. That's why you don't have to worry about it no one would ever do it.

But now you.

Now, now the next time she travels, she's going to think of this moment and

Speaker 3 (22:19.81)
See, I know!

Speaker 3 (22:26.08)
What was that, a-hole guys? He told me that they peed in the lotion.

I hate them. Someone must have been watching and then they were inspired to do this. But you know what? Yesterday, one of the whistleblowers I had who had information about a certain politician, he ended up getting poisoned twice and the lug nuts loosened on his vehicle. And so now I'm really trying to plant this idea in your head that what could they put in? Because his was a powder.

I am so buddy.

Speaker 2 (22:59.692)
and a greasy oil on his door handle, a powder on a desk and greasy oil on, and he got totally poisoned. Go back and watch yesterday's deep dive. And can you imagine the damage you could do with one of those little soap dispensers in a hotel? my goodness.

Yeah, but he did. People were after him. Right. No one's going be after Delal or. No one is ever going to do anything weird to your shampoo bottle. Don't worry about.

Thank you!

Speaker 2 (23:24.546)
That's the other thing. I contend that when you don't have a specific target and you let's just say somebody actually did that to the shampoo, that's more evil than going after a specific person because at least that's got a goal. This is just some evil that you never get to enjoy. You never see the result. It's just evil for evil's sake.

I know next time I see one of these things, I'll be like, you know, they told me, and I'll still be using it.

And it's usually the conditioner anyway. Don't worry about the lotion. That's what I heard.

Speaker 3 (24:04.078)
In 19, this is, it's been a long time ago. My brother lived in an apartment complex and we were visiting him and I was, I don't know, 10, 11, 12, whatever. Uh, and we saw somebody, uh, hide something in a downspout. Like this girl walks over and she puts something in the downspout of the, of the gutters and we're like, what is she doing? And I, so I walk over after she's got, it's a pack of cigarettes. So that's where they were hiding their cigarettes. So, you know, she was like a teenage girl.

And so we decided that it would be funny to take her cigarettes and dump the tobacco out and put rabbit poop in it. And then, you know, just put a little bit of the tobacco back in the end of the cigarette and put it back in there. needed it, right. And I can't believe it. I would never do that. I would never do that. Wait, did I say it was me doing that? Because it wasn't me. was not.

god, that's horrible.

Speaker 2 (24:54.296)
Do that.

Speaker 2 (24:58.978)
The reason I couldn't find that story is because it was right on top, actually. Listen to this quote, listen to this quote from this, I forgot what this chick is, some sort of travel expert. Anyway, don't ever use those things on the wall there. Why? Because they're not secure. They can put hair color, bleach, anything else in these. Don't ever use these, she reiterated. I always bring my own. This sounds like a very paranoid person. I'm sorry.

You're about right.

Speaker 2 (25:28.034)
That's just...unagreeable stuff.

Well, somebody will do it, people can always figure out who it was that did it just by going and looking at the last person to stay in the room.

also think it depends on the venue. if it's like a gym or if it's like a motel or a five-star hotel. Right! don't know. Do you think like maybe that has... maybe not.

I mean, the no-tell motel down the street, you probably have a higher shot of that happening. I don't spend.

But those aren't going to have the things on the wall. Can I just say one last thing on this?

Speaker 1 (26:03.576)
You think the Ritz will have this on the wall?

We spent so much time on this refillable shower gel thing. I've got to be honest here and say when I'm not paying for it, when it's this big thing on the wall, I just choo choo choo choo choo choo so much, man. It's free for the taking.

Choo choo.

Speaker 3 (26:24.622)
That's why I just don't shower anymore. It's so much easier.

Okay, so Brad, what was your kindergarten teacher like? Do you remember your kindergarten teacher? What was that individual like? It's gotta be...

I kindergarten. remember second grade, Mrs. Curly.

Was it a fun time?

I remember her name. I mean, I don't remember her beating me.

Speaker 2 (26:50.346)
Okay, so she was the one that didn't.

She was the way, that's, she's a standout because she did not beat me.

So I had Mrs. Duncan, and I remember the letter people, where every Monday you'd come in and see which letter person was inflatable little thing, and then you would learn that letter for that week. And she was awesome. But then as I'm sitting here asking this question, I'm thinking, what is the appropriate age for when you first get a male teacher? Like, when is that OK? Because they wouldn't want a kindergarten teacher as a dude. You just wouldn't. That would be weird. Why? Yes? I don't know. It just feels wrong.

thinking, I don't know, Brad, help me. What is my problem? And what age?

Deferring to the law what you go first the law you tell him

Speaker 1 (27:35.758)
I had a really nice kindergarten teacher. was, I still remember her. She had short hair and I think dangling earrings, because I remember the earrings. And she was always very soft spoken, very nice lady. So I don't know, but I do remember that there was a male teacher around there.

Just lurking.

In hindsight, that wasn't a tea.

We didn't think much about it.

Uh huh. That's the way they always get you that way. Uh huh.

Speaker 2 (28:09.986)
He was lurking. He was lurking. Okay, so hang on now. One of the reasons I asked this question is I learned from our conversation there in 2022, you went to a ski, y'all listen to this, ski kindergarten. This is what life is like in Switzerland, Austria. Austria, Austria.

and lurking.

Speaker 1 (28:25.102)
I did.

Speaker 3 (28:32.43)
Same thing.

Yes, in the very west of Austria where it's a lot of mountains and the Alps. So I did, I went to ski kindergarten. So it was kindergarten and then we would ski down the slope. It was all snowy and lovely and...

That is so cool.

Honestly, my elementary school, it was like this rocky field with like rusty nails.

broken bottles and then we can push this out there and make this place

Speaker 2 (29:04.526)
Yes, it was! am not! Milford Elementary School, y'all can look it up. It's this rundown place today, I'm sure. Milford Elementary School in Marietta, Georgia. it backed up to these woods. And it was always like, like people would dump trash.

Oh, I love my friends.

Speaker 1 (29:20.706)
going to stay in Atlanta,

Speaker 3 (29:36.11)
That reminds me of a joke I can't tell. Damn it.

Good, good. No, I will suspend you for a double. Yeah. When.

It's a good one though.

Speaker 3 (29:46.313)
and you're just going to walk here all alone. I walk out of here all alone. That's the that's the punch line. That's I'm just going to leave it there.

Call the warden.

Speaker 2 (29:54.455)
DeLau, when you were a kid, what name did you give your favorite stuffed animal?

You know, I had a David the gnome. Do you remember that? I don't even know if you had it in the...

David the gnome?

In German it was David de Capauta and he was like this tiny little gnome with like the red hats and it was really cute and every time my grandma washed it I I cried because I felt like it smelled different. Yeah. Yeah. Like this thing that kids have so.

Yeah.

Speaker 2 (30:31.426)
Hang on, I've already forgotten. Where are you right now? Are we allowed to say like, you're in Switzerland or? Why did I think in Switzerland?

No, Austria.

I said, there's the there's the live stream.

You keep with.

Look, there's Austria right now! What time's the sunset there?

Speaker 1 (30:50.926)
Well, it's now 930, but this is from, you know, earlier in the day.

This is good one.

I said live.

Now it's live from 6 to 9 p.m. 6 a.m. to 2100 hours. it's not.

This is 24 seven live stream. They may be lying to us.

Speaker 2 (31:12.078)
They must loop it then. I see. Yeah. Okay So hold on quick question and do all is it daylight outside right now or is it dark?

It's night, it's 9.30.

So we've been light.

Wait, they're lying to us on the internet?

It says up here it says live from 6 a.m. 100 hours

Speaker 2 (31:30.389)
see she can read.

sure. Show off and show us. can read what looks like gibberish to the

Look at you. I can speak another language.

Taglipha

yeah, yeah that means six to nine. Uh-huh. That's what that means. Hold on.

Speaker 3 (31:46.648)
Hogan blood.

Hold on.

you

Heiligenblut.

What he meant to say. Have I told the story about my.

Speaker 1 (31:59.23)
Yeah, very good. Very good. It's a difficult language. I always pity the people that need to learn later in life.

Although English is not easy either when you're learning from scratch and all the stupid I before E except after C and all the other garbage that

I'm almost 50 years old and it's still not easy. But hang on, have I ever told the story of my college roommate when I was a sophomore? I told that story about how he, I had a friend come in from work, he would take classes in the morning and work in the afternoon for the state of Nebraska and he came in one day and he was doing this little like that, you know, I was like, cool, you know, and he's, yeah, right, right. And I go, so I,

I like Zulu.

You're learning the old click language there, you know? I it was just the most ridiculous conversation. And he's like, yeah. And I go, so what'd you just say? And he goes, I said, work sucks. And so my college roommate who was in the room who.

Speaker 3 (32:56.13)
Who's right there. That's your college roommate.

always wanted people to think that he was so smart he goes yeah you know I picked up the work part I didn't understand the sucks part and Paul and I looked at each other like this clown he thinks that we believe that he you see because he didn't know click see because it you see it's funny if

And I was going to start that whole thing with Dear Penthouse and I didn't and then you took it down that road. Okay. I think you had to be there.

You were no no you're distracted by the gnome you're distracted by the gnome it was a funny moment and you were distracted by what that's David it's David

David the gnome, isn't he cute?

Speaker 3 (33:36.974)
No, you whether say that how do you say that in English say David the gnome in English? Very good. Very good

David the Gnome.

Wait.

No, I just you did it right. I just take the way

Where is Dave like what's he doing? He wants to fight since

Speaker 3 (33:53.048)
Fighting, he's the fighting gnome.

Was it a cartoon? Yes, was a cartoon. was absolutely lovely and adorable. Well, it's only this picture.

and angry.

Speaker 2 (34:07.064)
find another picture let's see if you go let's see Brad make sure every picture you find of him he's really angry you caught him sleeping there

Well, here he's with a giant.

Good.

with a, is that a fox or a wolf?

I meant, I meant, meant, thank you. Thank you. Okay.

Speaker 1 (34:22.126)
I think that's unfucked.

How do you say Fox in

Thank you.

I'm

No, you did it right. You said it right.

Speaker 1 (34:38.06)
I know I said it right.

I'm gonna read my handwriting for this next question. I'm struggling here. what's the best thing, the coolest thing you've ever won?

Brad, would you like to go first?

I've, well, I've ever won.

You want a contest or something or a raffle?

Speaker 3 (34:55.054)
I want a KFI beach bag.

Nice in LA!

Mm-hmm. I was in seventh grade.

You still have some of this old radio stuff not from not from when you were in radio. No

No, I sadly I think I know because eventually when you get to my age you throw stuff away Just in case you die one day and you don't want to have have somebody clean it all up. I'm what? Yeah, it happens but I was excited because I and the phone number to the radio station was 521 KFI Don't remember it

Speaker 2 (35:29.026)
That's cool. Like, I see I've collected radio station t-shirts from wherever I went because you you normally wherever you worked, there would be five other stations or something and you would just collect one from everyone. So I don't like.

beginning, you see that shows your age because when I started in radio, it was like the company owned one radio station.

yeah, no, I gotcha, I gotcha, and then deregulation came along and then you get what is it three and three and two or three three?

Billion in the same building as the else, fuck.

Yeah, 3am, 3fm, maybe one or two TV stations or a newspaper. so, but I couldn't ever get to where I would throw these t-shirts away. And then they just, they were part of my collection. And then I moved into the garage and I said, you know what, I'll use them as towels to wash my car. And so I don't wash cars. just don't ever care. And so there's just this box of old t-shirts out there.

Speaker 3 (36:16.813)
You can't do that.

Speaker 2 (36:28.11)
taking up space for no good reason. You want them, Brad? You can have them.

You know, I have more t-shirts than I know what to do with and Hang on a sec is I found another picture of David the gnome, which I would like explained to me

All right. That's David.

no.

I don't. Is that not David?

Speaker 2 (36:47.47)
That's a bootleg David de Nome!

That's totally, that's like, I don't know.

look all right you're saying that doesn't look like David the gnome

I mean, careful how you answer.

Yeah, I don't think that's not the original David the no.

Speaker 2 (37:03.042)
No

How do you know? do you know he didn't? Posing naked in a bathtub. Explain that one.

No, Steven, then no!

Speaker 2 (37:13.998)
Delon explains himself. She's looking at the clock. so what's the biggest thing you've ever won?

Thank you.

Speaker 2 (37:27.662)
Whatever, bro!

I feel like my mom and I once had like, you we have these like lottery. We had this like little lottery ticket at an. I don't know, bizarre or something and street fair. I don't know what it was, but we won a bicycle. Yeah, it was amazing.

Do you still have it?

I think it's still in the garage. haven't used it in a long time, but it's still, think, my grandparents'. Yeah.

But somebody did, I mean, you did use it, you did write it.

Speaker 1 (38:01.9)
Yes, we did. We did use it. It's a lovely gift.

Where do your grandparents live?

Also in Austria.

So you get to go and ride the bike every now and then.

No, somehow I think it's like, I think it was a smaller bike. was okay. Even though I didn't, haven't really grown.

Speaker 2 (38:21.152)
Right. What's over there? What are you looking

What?

sorry, Naughty and I gnome it. That's not David.

in this picture.

Speaker 1 (38:34.83)
and then.

And his day hit

This is it's just you know you have a nice little idea and a beautiful old like cartoon and then there come the people doing all these things and then

Yeah. That's David's long lost brother.

Wait a second, so you've got, wait, but that's him? That's him too. So that's the-

Speaker 2 (38:56.3)
David. That's David. That the other one was Derek. Derek. Yes, David.

Is the same no, no wait a second. There is one slight different

Derek the gnome.

years.

Well, see what that is is that's one of those hats that has the built-in fake ears with it So that's david wearing the fake-eared hat. He just he swapped out his hat It's not derrick

Speaker 2 (39:18.434)
David and Derek to know.

Maybe he was like more famous than I thought he was.

I'm thinking he wasn't who you thought he was is what the

He's gonna replay the show in her mind later and she goes... So what y'all talking about? don't know. You know this at all? mean... Let's see here. I did actually win a little TV that I kept for... my gosh, it would have been 15 years. Exactly.

on a life of its own.

Speaker 3 (39:34.389)
Yep.

Speaker 3 (39:39.054)
Don't ask.

Speaker 1 (39:58.03)
television set?

I a little TV, big enough to play PlayStation on and take to college. I owned it until we moved here in 2012. That's when I finally got rid of it. I won it in 1994. It was like an after prom party, like drawing. I went to my rival high school's after prom party and won the TV.

TV's at prom parties?

Hey, for those of you in the know, East Cobb is where it's at, am I right?

From Milford to

Speaker 2 (40:32.012)
Yeah, yeah, I grew up on the rough side of the county. Yeah, I went to high school in the rich side of the county. Don't ask me how I pulled that off, but yeah.

Remember how cool portable TVs used to be though? mean, because in this question, the little ones.

hi, Piglet. Sorry, yeah.

Has he been hiding back there the whole time?

Hang on, time out. What if David finds out about Piglet? He's gonna be jealous.

Speaker 3 (40:55.074)
No kidding.

love these things. Winnie the Pooh is one of my favorite things and like I've been collecting these like the ticker, the Winnie the Pooh.

You know what? You just reminded me of something I forgot to tweet out the other day. And I'm just going to set myself a reminder. So when everybody sees this later on, you'll know where I got the reminder here. I need to, we have to bring back the Winnie the Pooh phrase, bother. Okay? Right? We have to bring that.

Bother!

to say it in British English.

Speaker 2 (41:27.176)
Okay so what were you saying about the old portable TVs there Brad Snags?

Not that they were cool, that I always wanted to get, it was so cool to have just a little bitty TV that you could carry around with you. now we've all got them in our hand in this.

Bro, I- I know.

one not one of those portable TVs smartphones different different all together

You never had one?

Speaker 3 (41:50.636)
Well now you do, it's in your hand.

Yeah, now

Speaker 2 (41:56.884)
it's smaller in its color where it used to be this long black and white and it was just, you know.

But he had money to

But it had one function, you know? Yes. It was a TV. Like this is everything. Your email, your computer.

Yeah, but when I was a kid, Brad, we'd go to Rich's department store at Cobb Center, where we're hitting all of the Cobb County hotspots today. when I kept at Nerd Alert, I wanted to watch with a TV screen on. OK. Yes. This is what I wanted. all the way. And there was a very cool guy for a while there who

What I want!

Speaker 2 (42:41.006)
He tolerated me. And I remember when he showed me that new TV, he's like, it's not a watch, but it's about as close as we're ever gonna get. it was that long, little black and white TV with the little stand that props it up, and the little antenna that comes out. I was like, yeah, but I can't fit on my wrist, bro. And now, like you said.

There.

Speaker 3 (43:06.178)
You could duct tape it. Kug says, hold on, it was a radio too, talking about the little portable TV. So it wasn't just a one trick pony. The one that she won.

Yes, yes.

sorry, I too.

Okay, so the reason I bring this story up is because for some reason a story popped up in my feed that This is so I don't know what I don't understand why some stuff pops up. The story is from Which one is it? It's 2018 so it's dated July 19 2025 but as I'm reading it, there's a thing in here 2018 mentioned but

Anyway, so this lady, is, actually I love this story, y'all. She wanted orange juice, so she sent her husband down to the, no, it's the grocery store, was someone, ShopRite in New Jersey, I know it well. And so she wanted orange juice, but he went and he bought some that was too expensive. Now this is a great story. And so he comes home and she goes, we can't afford

Speaker 1 (44:02.574)
7-Eleven.

Speaker 2 (44:20.354)
You shouldn't have gotten the premium. You should have gotten just the generic whatever. And so she sends him back to the store, which I would love to hear this conversation. Just take it back.

I had an ex-wife that did that to her other husband.

So he gets the five bucks back for the orange juice and he spends a couple bucks on the lottery ticket and the next thing you know, he wins three hundred and fifteen million dollars and this couple originally Couldn't afford the premium orange juice

sorry.

Did he kick her ass out?

Speaker 2 (44:57.504)
Next thing you know, he leaves town.

The full story.

Looking like a woman.

He calls the newspaper and he says, I got a scoop for you and make sure that you send extra copies of tomorrow's paper to my wife's house. So there you go.

And he, never saw him again.

Speaker 2 (45:18.232)
Southern

And they lived happily ever after.

that I

What?

Brad

Speaker 3 (45:29.902)
I've got the TV here first of all, who was that? It was Rowdy Introvert said that was the TV that he had the pocket TV because it's weird because the TV would play on that mirror. I don't. Like a teleprompter almost. That's pretty. Why the mirror?

cool. That's not what I,

cool.

I don't know.

it here?

Speaker 3 (45:57.4)
Yeah, it's a so the I can't tell if the if the if the CRT is up here and this is the mirror or vice versa but Anyway, I guess that's so you could like have it on your desk and stare at it from an upright position I don't know. It's kind of cool looking though

Mm-hmm.

Speaker 2 (46:14.454)
It is cool. I would love to just have that. I wouldn't use it, but I would love to

It's one more thing to dust on a shelf.

In movies, they always have these kinds of things because one of the people in the movie wants to watch a football game. Right. That's they're mainly for sports.

In prison, we do that a lot.

Yeah, is it is your free time for the day over you till the bell rings, okay

Speaker 3 (46:37.806)
Until the bell rings You hear the bell and or see blood Those are the two things that I'll have to go blood

Let's see here. look, oh yeah, so I was gonna give you some keywords here. If you wanna look up, it doesn't have, yeah, here we go. Here's the last name. First name is, oh gosh, why can't it just be Joe Smith? The name is T-A-Y-E-B. And the last name is S-O-U-A-M-I, Tayeb Suwami. So see if you can find like a where are they now?

Let's get an update seven years later. And I want to see how happy they are with this. Yes.

The dude from Jersey became multi-millionaire after willing Powerball 2018. His story is particularly notable because he purchased the winning lottery with the money received as a refund. He shot his wife in 2021 and.

Now.

Speaker 1 (47:40.174)
Stop. Kids might be listening.

HA HA!

Yeah, well, you know what? He has a lot of money, so he does not care at this point and he's he's on an island somewhere. Wait a How much you say he won?

315.

350, is that right?

Speaker 3 (47:56.142)
I thought he, thought, okay, Delah, what did you hear him say? I thought I heard him say thousand.

350.

Yeah, 350,000.

Yeah, no, it's three hundred and fifteen million Yeah I didn't know because I heard thousand also when I saw the million I'm like, whoa, so you know, seriously he would have uh 18 Yeah, he was he i'm gonna go get a pack of smokes honey and she never saw him again

Yeah. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (48:12.014)
Say million.

Speaker 1 (48:19.712)
When was this? 2018?

Speaker 2 (48:28.878)
And inflation's so crazy, that's like having half a billion back there. I'm doesn't like you ruining these stories. If you find out that he did kill her, don't say it.

No.

Speaker 3 (48:41.39)
more you know me, the more you're gonna hate me. I hear that so often. You know, the more I knew him, the more I hated him. Yeah, that's all we have. You got that indie fire, indie 100. Yeah. Yeah. 2018 to 20 and it's everywhere. They're like doing an updated version of it with nothing new.

But look at what's the date on it?

Speaker 2 (49:03.246)
Right, but it's dated 2025. Stupid, I hate that. Let's see here, what else I want to get. Oh, hold on a second. I want to show you all something. Okay, Delal, you understand this and I don't think you need convincing of this. People are nicer to women and females than they are to guys. Agreed? Just in general, just in general.

is

Speaker 1 (49:27.68)
Say yes.

They are attractive

So, okay, this is where I have a big problem and you'll see what I'm We're in the Rangers game, the family and I on Sunday watching the Braves get their asses kicked yet again. Lost eight to one, it was horrible. And Zeely and I were sitting there, she's my 17 year old daughter. She's my 17 year old daughter. And I say, hey, why don't you just go and ask for one of them cups from, know, get some water, you know, down at the concession stand just out here. And so,

So she went down there and the guy handed her this very nice. doesn't have the right. It's not even the Rangers Cup. is heavy duty. This is daddy's drinking cup now. Hold on. Hold on. This is what you do in prison.

Success!

Speaker 3 (50:11.607)
Yeah, prison.

Speaker 3 (50:17.922)
Yeah, that's how we write through the bars of the cell. And that's how we get everybody's attention.

So I go, wow, I want one of those. I just stole hers. And the reason I stole hers is because when I went down there and I waited, I didn't want it to be obvious. I waited about 20 minutes and I just said, hey, can I get a little cup for a water fountain here? And he goes, yeah, yeah, right here. I got one of these right here.

That's not too bad either. It has like nice patterns.

It's a paper cup! It's...

We knew how to ask nice questions.

Speaker 1 (50:54.124)
Maybe she asked different.

don't know if it was just anti-me or pro-her or a little bit of both, but I went to the same exact guy and she came back with this and I just.

He was, yes. And she's cute and you're not.

I don't like it. I don't like it.

It doesn't you don't have to like the world is not fair

Speaker 2 (51:14.164)
and I'm going to be using this.

beauty of it. Just take it.

Mr. Gentleman, could I also have this nice cup with the Texas?

No, that's what I have said. Hey bro, I know what kind of cup you just gave my 17 year old daughter.

Hello, Mr. Gentleman. Can I have this stick?

Speaker 3 (51:33.612)
A gun works much better. Just go up and take it. Yeah.

Let's see here. What did I want to ask you? Oh, hold on. had something else here. I wanted the two of you to have a discussion about the pyramids because I know that you're a big fan of the pyramids, DeLau, but what I don't know, you see, I listened to episode 89. Don't forget. just listened to episode 89. Now, Brad, I want you to share your theory with DeLau.

on what you think's going on. Who created the pyramid? Or should we ask the wall? Should we ask her first?

I'd like to see what you think. Who actually built them.

And so we'll do this. We'll do this. Let me read this little blip from this story if I can find it. Then we'll see what the law thinks and then check. Yeah, right. Right. No kidding. It's not there. But the story that I have is they have done some satellite imagery and they've looked underneath supposedly of the pyramids. And I'm talking about for the whole region there. And they're like, we figured it out. We figured out how they did this. There used to be these ancient rivers.

Speaker 3 (52:25.838)
at the top of your stack.

Speaker 2 (52:49.26)
that would flow through these areas where these pyramids are. And so they would get all of the stuff that they needed and they would just float them down these rivers that are no longer there. But they said, we have no way of knowing how old these rivers were. Here we go, here we go.

I heard that theory too. think I read that.

Speaker 3 (53:07.31)
There are the water table below them is is pretty high. So they they they they hit water like 30 feet down.

Okay, so they're saying that that's how they were able to move all of the goods and stuff to get this thing built, get all of them built. But again, they don't know how old the rivers were, how long they've been dry. So I'm just curious, we'll just let Delah walk into our trap here and just see. Because we know you're a fan of the Egyptian period.

It's here.

So who built them? Was it just a bunch of slaves that's really good with rocks and stuff?

I mean, I don't know. I feel like that's it.

Speaker 2 (53:51.15)
That's the answer.

Peace the hell out of me.

It's a safe answer. I don't know. Why don't you tell me who built it? Brad, who built the pyramid?

Of course there's many theories and you know that obviously one of the most famous pyramids are the Egyptian pyramids or parents in Egypt and but there are pyramids all over the world the Mayans you know other cultures with similar structures that we don't really understand how they were built either but

What's your theory?

Speaker 3 (54:30.35)
Come on, spit it out, put it out there.

Not aliens?

Not aliens, okay?

Why can't it be alien?

I know. feel like this is just, people were really, really smart of how they built things. I mean, if you just look at the Romans and how they started building streets and you, there was a lot of people were very, very clever.

Speaker 3 (54:56.214)
You don't think about people back then being that smart.

I believe in humans.

But you don't think that you don't think of people back then as being that smart. At least I don't. mean, it's true that they were.

Because the necessities were very different. what they had to work with was very different. And we're thinking now automation and mechanics and things, but this was a very different time with very different...

You don't think they had any machines?

Speaker 1 (55:30.124)
Well, not like today. But they probably were very smart in terms of architectural.

But that would lend credence to they didn't kill them. Aliens. I didn't say aliens. I just say that, well, aliens. No, but it's so precise, you know, that, like you said, they didn't have the.

Here is my thing about aliens in general. I totally believe they're aliens because it would be very scary if they weren't if we're the only ones floating around, right? So I feel like it would be so great if there would be other life forms out there. I just don't think they built the pyramids. That's my thing.

That's an interesting take though, if there are, but if there, if, and I think a lot of people think that there are, there are other beings out there, but they weren't here and they didn't build the pyramids. It's kind of weird to think that though, isn't it? You're not wrong.

different

Speaker 1 (56:29.302)
I'm not saying intuitively, I don't think so.

So did the, but do you think that the slaves built them, the whole?

Yes, I do think that there was a lot of slavery during that time.

Well, now they're saying that they weren't slaves. I'm sorry. That's like the new the theory is that they weren't slaves, that they were all that it was the the national pride project that they all all these people in Egypt, that's director of Egyptian antiquities says that they were all very proud of working on these projects and they weren't they weren't slaves. But because they found in theory, they found the places where they lived and

They were like bread factories and beer factories and all this stuff. So they apparently lived pretty good lives, but You know, who knows see that's this that we've none of us I wasn't there. I don't know who that

Speaker 1 (57:25.902)
Just the interesting thing about the pyramids that originally they were built under the sand, not above sand. So this is

I have not heard this one. Hang on.

Yes. So, so the pyramids were.

I should have waited until you finished before I brought the Nephilim in here. But go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.

Yeah, originally they were thought to be built way under the sand so nobody would find them because they were tombs that you know where people where they wanted to lay their pharaohs to rest so nobody was supposed to find them. And it was only years later because of sand storms and things that they were built, they started to build them above or it was because of natural, you can Google that.

Speaker 1 (58:15.648)
I think I'm ready to...

No, i'm gonna I trust you more than google. I know I hadn't heard I hadn't heard that they were built underneath. they're they're No, there's never been a pharaoh found in any of these pyramids but That's the one thing that they That's the weird part because we were all taught as kids that they were the

I mean, I might be a little naive here, but wasn't it Tutankhamun

He was in a what do call it the hole in the not a cave but okay. I think in the valley of the king

Speaker 3 (58:59.278)
I just put it oh is that no I wasn't doing that but yeah, I was uh, no the toot in common was found in a in there's a word for it and I can't think of what the word is but um Anyway, that's it's a it's an under is it mustaba. Is that the word? um, but they've not ever found a uh a mummy or remains in a pyramid like Okay, uh I have not have you

Have you visited the pyramid?

Yes. Amazing. I think we were very, um, as we were very respectful not to, you know, there's only certain parts that we wanted to see and that we wanted to view. Mostly it was all outside. Um, but in general, I mean, they're very, I mean, they're magnificent.

How they, are they cool?

Speaker 3 (59:53.035)
I can't imagine they've got to be I mean obviously they are tall but I would imagine when you see them for the first time in person they just look monstrous

Yeah, unbelievable because it's like you're in the middle of the desert and there's this... It's very breathtaking to see it in real life.

Hey, let me throw this out there. No, I was not aware, Jonathan. Atlantis was found in West Africa.

Hi Jonathan. I don't know.

What now? What's? We need more information, Brad.

Speaker 3 (01:00:27.734)
Is that the, if it's what I'm thinking of, they found, well, it's a location that they say could be Atlantis because if you look at the satellite image, you can see the water path. Is it, it where you say?

West Africa.

West Africa.

I'd know it if I saw the picture. I forgot what I was gonna say, but I'm sure it was very important. I it really, it was gonna really, but yeah.

bet it was epic, man.

Speaker 2 (01:00:57.134)
Would y'all live in a house like this that changes color with the seasons?

Or when you a light on it?

You think you'd like that? Oh, you would not need that? it's kind of, at first it just looks like a novelty, right? And by the way, the guy who designed this for his house, he got the inspiration from mood rings. Just want to tell you. It's a cool idea, but look, it's a practical idea. Look at this. So when it's 60 degrees, it goes dark and it makes it warm in your house. When it's 70 degrees, it's kind of neutral. And when it's 80 degrees, it gets a light roof. And now listen to this, listen to this. You're going to love this.

think I'd need that.

Speaker 1 (01:01:20.406)
Yeah, yeah, that's cool idea.

Speaker 2 (01:01:35.144)
This is where I'm interested now. during the winter, the inside temperature of the black model was on average seven degrees Fahrenheit warmer than the white one. In summer, the white model was 12 degrees Fahrenheit cooler when it went white. Now I'm interested. It's practical.

So.

But that's like what they've been saying about the desert. Should you wear black or white in the desert or, you know, there's. I don't

or any clothes at all. I go naked.

That's the perfect... You heard her. That's the perfect segue!

Speaker 1 (01:02:12.654)
general, don't think you should. It's very racist. No, this wasn't about it.

you heard or hate it. Listen, I got this story for you. That's a great segue that I wasn't intending to get to here, but in...

still looking for Atlantis. Y'all have left me in the dust.

You look for Atlantis, I'm looking for the story about privacy. About being naked, yeah. And no, Argentina.

about being naked? Desert.

Speaker 3 (01:02:36.072)
that's even better.

Naked in Argentina. Yeah, so boy, that sounds like a strange movie. Naked in Argentina. So an appeals court ordered Google to pay $12,500 to a man who was photographed naked by Google Street View camera while he was in his backyard. Now the court found that Google violated the man's privacy by publishing the image despite the fact that he was behind the fence. The incident occurred in 2017. He was behind a six foot six wall.

sued Google.

Speaker 2 (01:03:09.166)
So my question to you is... His head, yeah, his noggin. So hold on a second. So here's my question.

part of him sticking up above the fence.

Speaker 1 (01:03:16.95)
Six, seven,

Speaker 2 (01:03:24.766)
You can record. This is why when you see news crews standing in front of a suspect's house, they're standing out in the street or on the sidewalk. It's a public space. anything you see from a public space, in theory, should be fair game. But should you have a reasonable expectation of privacy in your backyard, if the Google cameras going by,

There's no limit on how high a vehicle can be that's driving by. I could be in a airport, the thing that that blue, he drove around on the TV show.

I feel it.

development remember remember how he drove around in one of those little airport

Speaker 2 (01:04:17.57)
You could be in that, you could be in a tractor trailer. What I'm saying is forget the camera thing. Let's take the camera and the Google out of this. Let's just talk about reasonable privacy expectations by someone driving by that just happens to my gosh, is it the publishing of it? Is it the seeing of it? what is the, do you think that Google should have had to pay up at all?

Yeah, I think there is legitimate claim that he had because I do think that there should be privacy in your backyard, especially for posting.

What are you doing in your backyard? You don't want anybody to see go ahead and tell us No, not you. I don't care what you're doing in your backyard

me

Speaker 2 (01:05:00.142)
Yeah, so what are you so afraid of?

Speaker 2 (01:05:05.898)
in your home or your home and your backyard because you wouldn't have that expectation in the front yard.

That is like if you if you buy a house with a backyard that is your home that includes your backyard and I think that you know, there's the microscope of society everywhere you go. So I feel like that's where because I do think that privacy is a human need. I don't think it's like it's not a luxury to.

Now understand, I'm all about privacy. I'm just trying to figure out where that line is here. Because what Google flew the drone over the house?

It is a fine line because I remember I was at a neighborhood community meeting in, I'm not gonna say where, but I remember the police was that in a neighborhood and the police was saying, yes, they're gonna encourage the use of drones to make sure that the neighborhood's safe. And I was like, and all the people were for it.

most of the neighborhood was like, yes, yes, we definitely want the drones to make sure there's no Berkeley. And, and I felt like I, I want no drones.

Speaker 3 (01:06:10.56)
suckers

Speaker 3 (01:06:17.109)
Noop.

But I agree. I don't want drones. I'm not going to sacrifice my privacy for safety. But yeah, trying to there has to be a

I agree.

Yeah, mean, we can't all cover up our backyard, so we're.

That's just it. What if, OK, so let's have this conversation.

Speaker 3 (01:06:37.942)
like such a euphemism and I want to just make sure we're talking about backyards back there.

Backyard. Behind your house. So what if Google did this service that was similar to the Google Street View, but they called it Google Space View because we know Google Earth. But what if they had a camera up there that was so powerful that you could see at any given moment what was happening in someone's backyard?

What do mean what if?

I mean, you can already see that you can see in people's backyards, right? But isn't isn't isn't Google supposed to blur out people or blur out things? Isn't there like regulation around that?

But then is the issue the publishing of that or even the original just seeing it, viewing it?

Speaker 1 (01:07:22.284)
Yeah, I don't think you should be able to see people's backyards. I think the same with like, you know, when they're posting celebrity homes with their backyards, I don't think anybody is supposed to see that. That's people's private space. So I don't know.

They're celebrities, so we deserve to be able to see their backyards.

So check this out. Like how high up? And I recently looked this up and I forgot. I wasn't thinking about it for this discussion. It just kind of came to mind here. there was a thing where you don't control the airspace above your house.

You used to, well, in control, but you used to own it.

Speaker 1 (01:07:58.828)
Hold it. Like how far?

Used to be all the way up.

Yeah, but now is it far enough to shoot a bullet to knock the drone out of the sky? I mean, how high is the drone got to be to be in the safe zone?

You're right.

Speaker 1 (01:08:11.17)
But when does the airspace start though? Like there's got to be a

Well, in theory, can't, you're not supposed to, think, was it 300 feet for drones? You're not supposed to. But it used to be, the old rule was that when you bought a piece of property, you owned it from the center of the earth to the, you know, the top of the roof.

Okay.

Speaker 1 (01:08:32.493)
That wouldn't even, that would not be possible because then every airplane would like legally have to ask for permission.

Well, but that's what saying. didn't control it, but you owned it, which I know sounds weird. And I looked this up not too long ago, because I thought the same thing about the space above our outside. It used to be that you owned all that. I'll find out when it changed.

Dude, if I could, if I owned like a million I would just put a million balloons, make the planes fly around it.

little air space.

Speaker 3 (01:09:10.208)
The idea landowners of his concept known as ad colium the idea that landowners own the sky above their property concept knows ad coli

That sounds like a-

Salem,

I'll listen to the brain.

I was about to say that there is

Speaker 3 (01:09:24.43)
You always bring in the ones with the brain Keith why do you do that makes the rest of us look stupid? Which isn't too hard to do anyway, what add what what how do you say it?

That's my f-

Speaker 2 (01:09:36.512)
I did.

Alium like see it is it C-A-E-L-U-M?

It looks like C-O-E-L-U-M, but it may be C-A. But how did you say it? Colon? Colon? What is it? Okay. Began to change with the advent of aviation in the early 20th century when, while the concept had been around for centuries, the need for navigable airspace for aircraft led to legal shifts, specifically the Air Commerce Act of 1926 established government jurisdiction over navigable airspace above minimum safe altitudes.

and the Supreme Court case, United States versus Cosby in 1946 further clarify the landowners only own the airspace they can reasonably use.

Re- Let's take that definition to court. Right. Your honor.

Speaker 1 (01:10:22.454)
Definitely you.

Speaker 1 (01:10:28.856)
For your honor.

I'm building a stairway to heaven.

Like balloons, your honor, okay?

I'm reasonably using.

interesting okay so here's some fun happenings in a backyard you gotta do an animal video no no no no no no this is good this is cute okay

Speaker 3 (01:10:47.212)
Wait until somebody shoots it with an arrow.

Yeah, right, right. Yeah. So look, I want to believe every video I'm about to play for you is real. But we question everything now. We question everything. So anyway, here we go. Look at this, huh? We got the

God, how adorable.

That is not real.

Yep.

Speaker 1 (01:11:10.05)
Get the picture!

Ear real, yes or no? OK, so Brad says no.

No.

Speaker 1 (01:11:17.422)
I don't think this first one is. I think this one is.

You think this one is? Nope, Brad. Brad has been hurt. Okay. Someone hurt Brad. Okay. So look at that. Look at the motion light came on Brad. Is that one real? I think that's real. He's Googling right now. Animals on trampoline. AI are real. But look, they're all tagged different people's names. You see this? It's a compilation of different TikTok.

I think that's real.

Speaker 1 (01:11:35.894)
Yes.

Speaker 3 (01:11:45.262)
It's weird. It's like that's yeah, then it's gotta be real. You're right

Hold on a second. So this whole bunny clan, this feels fake. on. Ain't nobody, one bunny ain't jumping that high, much less 10 or 12 of them. Stop. Stop it.

That does feel weird. That feels real. No?

Until you see five of them, six of them, come on. Now this one feels real. This one feels real. I think this is his little play area. think he's probably the family. That's a ferret. think, whoa.

Very rarely.

Speaker 3 (01:12:15.086)
Is that a weasel?

Feels real I feel like I've seen this and commented on it

I didn't see the poor bear. He fell through the trampoline. no. I already closed the tab so you just had to take my word for it.

What

Speaker 3 (01:12:34.326)
He you know, you can reopen closed tabs and show us I'm preparing a surprise for you

No, I can't

that

Stay close here. OK, so this guy posted on like the next door app and he asked people, hey, what was flying around my my camera there out back? And. What do you think of that? I think it's going on there.

I think that's like a, is that like a glove?

Speaker 2 (01:13:03.308)
Well, I don't know. Now somebody said, we can see, watch this, watch this, watch this. hang on. Somebody was saying that we can see the string, like the thing at the very top. Look at the very top here. Do see how it was going along with it? It's hard to see, but there was another light kind of the very top. Okay, what, see that right there? You see that? That's, no, that's it. Hang on.

I fall for all of these.

Speaker 2 (01:13:29.912)
Here we go, right there. Watch it, watch it, watch from very top. See that? You see there was another little thing there above it? Anyway, so I don't know.

It's like a reflection, but.

I found something for you.

Hang on.

Is it real?

Speaker 2 (01:13:43.136)
I don't know, but

First question you ask me, is it real? It feels so, she knows me too well already, Keith, and I am not very comfortable with this.

I think-

because we've been debating.

Speaker 2 (01:13:52.184)
So I think maybe the frame sync, because there's videos of birds that just look like they're in suspended animation because the frame and their wings were moving at the same speed. Find a video like that, Brad.

I've already got, before that, here's, is, I knew you'd like this.

Speaker 3 (01:14:12.174)
Why is that fake?

it's fake. Because it has audio.

He's grunting and everything. Why is that fake?

And as the

I don't know. have to be like, there's.

Speaker 3 (01:14:25.272)
fart I think he farted while he was... Well it happens when you're on a trampoline.

He's going out there.

You're rude!

Yep.

So find the video like Google or go to YouTube and type in like bird frame scene

Speaker 3 (01:14:43.028)
like helicopters, yeah.

That's always weird because then you think that's not real, but it's just.

Bye.

I was just going to say you think things are definitely not real and they turn out to be real.

Because we're suckers. yeah, that's yeah

Speaker 1 (01:15:00.628)
lost in this game where it's they ask you like which one is AI and which one is and I'm like this one

It's getting more and more difficult. Here we go. Yeah, this is the one. Look at him. Looks like he's just chilling out like that. Yeah, so the video frame sync, frame rate, whatever, is the same speed as the bird. So he just keeps ending up in the same place every time the video captures an image. That's kind cool. That is a cool video right there.

Is that a real bird?

Speaker 1 (01:15:32.044)
Yeah, wow.

that or he just as a bird he has like super de duper

And he thought, nobody's watching, I don't need to flap, whatever.

Because the birds aren't real.

We've been fooling humans for so long.

Speaker 2 (01:15:45.304)
Yeah, well, like you said, Brad, birds are not...

Birds aren't real.

Let me see what other tabs I need to get closed here.

And the fact that they made that guy come out and apologize, that was just, that was all part of the scam to show you the birds aren't real, but they aren't real.

gosh, let me play this. Hang on, let me.

Speaker 1 (01:16:04.863)
Love the bird.

Even Jeffy Apologies says birds are not real. Thank you Even Hunter told us amongst other things. Wait, Or before which he dropped the f-bomb every time

Is this funny or is this sad? Dogs in shoes for the first time. Why are doing this to dogs? No. Why are we doing this to doggies?

That's not

That is as, do you know what's as fun as that is putting scotch tape on the bottom of a cat's foot. it is so, it's so funny. love it.

Speaker 2 (01:16:41.582)
I hate you so much!

Speaker 2 (01:16:45.486)
that guy's figuring it out. He's figuring it out. Okay, what's happening here? man.

Epilepsy warning.

don't like this because clearly they don't like it. They don't like it. Take them off. She's not going to make it in this video. She's going to turn off her camera.

this.

Speaker 1 (01:17:04.366)
I'm so sorry.

no, don't! They're gonna fall down the stairs! Careful! Stop it! Stop! Okay.

Give it.

Here, I hear the, yeah, there we go.

Okay, what is happening there?

Speaker 1 (01:17:17.742)
actually think this is animal abuse, if you want to ask me.

No. That is.

That right there was to keep his paws...

What? Yes, no.

That is not animal abuse putting... Nobody wants...

Speaker 1 (01:17:29.422)
Put shoes like no animal ones to like wear shoes. Look at this

How do you know that dog's not having fun?

He might just be having a good time, right? Look, he's showing off. at him. Oh my gosh. that's not. This guy gave up on life. He's like, I'm not going anywhere. Now see, some of these, when they're outside and cold, you can see why they would. course, this may be the first time they got them, actually. And they're just, we got to enjoy the moment there, huh? But Delal's pissed. She's like, what?

Look, I mean

I know.

Speaker 3 (01:17:42.434)
That isn't even real.

Speaker 3 (01:18:00.108)
The only reason to have a cat is to put scotch tape on the bottom of their feet.

Speaker 3 (01:18:08.078)
There's a there's a prison cat here. I'm going to go.

Come on! That's not cool. Now I don't like that. Shoes are fine.

I don't even know what the, what are you looking at? them.

No, don't do it, man. Oh, come on. Now, see, now what are we do? Now that's, now that is abuse. See, the, we just pause this for a second? The dogs wearing shoes, they probably got them, just owners just thinking, hey, I want their paws to be warm or, or cool if it's in the summer outside on walks. They didn't think they were going to react like this, but hey, as long as this is happening, let's record it and put it on the internet. They aren't sitting there wearing them 365, you know.

It's just for the moment. Haha, okay. I guess fluffy doesn't like them. We'll move on this right here is abuse I mean, this is just hey, let's torture our cat for clicks. Come on

Speaker 3 (01:18:58.998)
Yes, because cat that's the only reason to have a cat is for entertaining.

Where's Lord Duck Kitty? Where's your kitty right now?

He's stuck out back with scotch tape on his feet. mean...

That's why it was so difficult.

He'll fine. He'll be fine. He loves it. He loves it. He's a guy. He went out back. was

Speaker 2 (01:19:22.102)
I think DeLau's hiding laughter.

No.

you

don't because it only adds to the environment. Yeah, wanna see if you guys think that this is even possible. Do you think this is gonna happen? No. is Elon Musk's Starship Earth to Earth, okay? So before I do this, there's a thing that says, I can't find it, I don't know if I printed it. Take the top of my stack, yeah, it's not there, no? I keep passing by what's on the top of my stack. Oh, here we go, okay.

It'll be a stain on the soul.

Speaker 3 (01:19:48.394)
Check the top of your stack.

Speaker 2 (01:19:55.022)
So what you're about to see here, don't know if it's part of this. Let me let this play for a Yeah, New York City, 6.30 AM.

Speaker 2 (01:20:06.734)
They're getting on this platform here, now boarding New York City to Shanghai, departs at 7 a.m. And do see that travel time? 39 minutes. You're gonna go 7,392 miles in 39 minutes. From New Shanghai. Well, stand by, stand by. The boat's gonna take you somewhere, but not to Shanghai.

Is that a boat?

The submarine thing.

Speaker 1 (01:20:33.218)
like a tunnel thing.

through a platform out here in the ocean.

Speaker 2 (01:20:42.574)
You're getting on this little spaceship here. Now don't forget, the travel time is gonna be 39 minutes.

Whoa, wait, whoa!

Speaker 1 (01:20:58.072)
that's a rock.

This is an official video from SpaceX.

Okay.

Wouldn't it be simpler to invent the transporter?

or teleporter.

Speaker 2 (01:21:09.23)
Look at this, at this. Oh, wait. Now you're in that capsule, by the way.

The thing that just went bebopping off.

Yes, sir.

Speaker 1 (01:21:22.956)
Wow.

New York,

39 minutes.

Speaker 2 (01:21:31.694)
And we're there.

Flight time 39 minutes.

how many people threw up while they were on it.

No, I think that's totally possible.

22 minutes. LA to Toronto, 24 minutes.

Speaker 3 (01:21:45.326)
Why do we have to be in such a hurry? Why can't we take our time and enjoy the trip?

Well...

things to do, people to see places to go, gotta go.

See you in 30 minutes in Singapore.

anywhere on earth in under an hour. I mean, it's something to start.

Speaker 1 (01:22:05.07)
I believe that I believe that that's at some point is going to be possible

How far out do think that is?

I don't know. I feel like.

Just so you know.

Progress is going faster and faster.

Speaker 2 (01:22:19.176)
Wait till I tell you this though. These are SpaceX Earth to Earth passenger flights are now pending approval. Well, if your government, if you're waiting on them to approve. Yeah.

I feel like that the leap is too fast in a short time. So I feel like what is the actual New York to Shanghai? How long is it? Because, you know, there was the Concord many years ago, right? That was in New York with three, four hours. I don't know. Was that it?

I think so. Concord, New York to LA and you know, excuse me. Three and a half hours New York to London. Three and a half. Just recorded time was two hours 52 minutes and 59 seconds on in 1996.

Wait

Yeah, and then they then they killed

Speaker 1 (01:22:59.072)
Yeah. Two and a half hours. Three and a half.

No.

Speaker 2 (01:23:10.542)
I bet that was going from New York to London or Paris.

something like that. Yeah, so they that didn't work out and they haven't really relaunched that program. So I feel like they're going to do something like that again, before that big leap of 30 minutes is going to come. But maybe, I don't know, maybe I'm wrong. Who knows? Maybe they're just going to immediately

Yeah, New York.

Speaker 2 (01:23:34.816)
So we look at that. We look at that and we think, yeah, that's ridiculous. That's a long. No, don't feel that? No.

Not at all. Good, good. Very possible.

Because I'm

That's a good point though. The Concord when they shut the whole thing down. You remember why?

Speaker 2 (01:23:57.762)
Like a tire or something or...

2000 the year 2000 crash of the airframe 4590

And with the fresh.

But that was something on the runway, wasn't it?

Speaker 2 (01:24:10.018)
Pardon.

impacted public confidence led to decision to retire. Doesn't that seem a little hinky? One, one

Yeah.

No.

What caused the crash though?

Speaker 3 (01:24:22.049)
No.

What's the flight number, Brian?

45.90.

What caused the crash of Concorde

expensive as hell too.

Speaker 1 (01:24:33.494)
Or was it human error?

Yeah, it blew a tire out during...

Okay.

Take my turn.

Then fix the tire!

Speaker 3 (01:24:41.3)
That always yeah, I always wondered about why you know that the Concorde is super-duper fast and but then crap we and people died I mean, there's no it's not to be taken lightly but It still seems like kind of weird that I mean hell we had space shuttles blow up and they kept going with them

Yes.

Speaker 2 (01:25:00.462)
Okay, hang on, hang on.

They have they have taken certain airplanes out of commission after a significant amount of deaths. I think it was the. Max as well wasn't that the max.

So here's what happened. I want you all to hear this and tell me why this was unique to the Concorde. Listen to this. The crash of Air France flight 4590 was primarily caused by a tire blowout during takeoff, which led to a fuel leak and a subsequent fire. See, what had happened was a piece of metal

So taken out of commission.

Speaker 2 (01:25:40.458)
a thrust reverser wear strip from a DC 10 was found to be the cause of tire damage. In other words, was debris on the runway. That's what caused this. So if that piece of debris isn't there, you're telling me we're still flying those concords? Something I think

Maybe there were other reasons to to take the concord out and that was taken as a okay. I don't know.

Wait, are you suggesting we got lied to, Dalal? I will not have it that you are suggesting that people in authority are lying to us.

I want to say to everyone, I know nothing.

it happen.

Speaker 3 (01:26:16.366)
You know more than I do. was retired due to a combination of factors, including high operating costs. That was, I knew it was, because it was expensive to fly.

100%.

Yeah. So maybe that just gave it enough bad pubs that they were like, we're not going to able to recover. can barely break even as it is.

That doesn't even sound that's something I don't know

Thank

Speaker 1 (01:26:37.294)
I do think that future aviation is going to be just... I mean, if you think back in history, people were taking carriages. mean, in Vienna, we have Schömbren Palace, which used to be the summer residence of the king. And it's only like 10 minutes by car from the actual residence of the king. But back then, going by carriage was hours and hours away.

to fathom that we went from this to this to this faster and faster and faster. I you know, I don't want to be naive and think that that's not possible.

I mean, I mean, it is, think for my speaking for myself, when I see something like this, it seems so far fetched and out there. But then I stop and I think in one lifetime, my great grandmother was born in 1900 before there was air travel. And when she died in 1999, I mean, we had the World Wide Web, we had space flights, you know, we had all sorts of stuff. And you couldn't even dream this stuff up when she was born. So

You're going to be telling me we went to the moon.

I used to have these dreams of like that I'm flying, you know, but it was the future aviation travel and I would be in a plane and I would be on a seat that would always turn towards the sun. And one day in my dream, I asked the pilot and I said, why is my seat always rotating? And he said, so you don't get jet-legged.

Speaker 2 (01:28:06.946)
Hang on, time out. How many times have you had this stream?

this dream so many times. It's the rotating sea.

Okay, have you looked it up like a dream interpretation thing?

No!

Have you continued eating mushrooms or?

Speaker 1 (01:28:25.054)
I a lot and I deal with jet lag a lot and I always think like man, you know, there'd be a way to Offset jet lag and in my dream. I'm always I have this rotating seat and it always goes towards the Sun I mean it like makes no sense, but I asked the pilot so many times and he says yeah It's because you know, then people don't get jet lag because you're always

gonna try that. Like, even if I have to get out of my seat right when it's about to land, I'm gonna yell so everyone knows what I'm doing. I'm just trying to face the sun! I bet it works out, because I heard it worked!

And make sure you shout it on the plane too.

You gotta stand up front too and do it.

That's wild. That's wild.

Speaker 3 (01:29:12.376)
Why hadn't a billionaire bought a mothball concord so they use it?

What's a mothball conch?

a stored yeah a stored my concord

I hate you.

Speaker 1 (01:29:26.136)
They probably get like parts get reused, right?

They said that they've they've cut most of them up into pieces Several concords were cut into pieces either for shipping or display making them inserviceable There are roughly five that are in hangars are sitting as static displays at air

I was just gonna say museums maybe

Let's go rescue one of them when we go and get that

That's a good idea. How many Pujos could we fit into a Concord?

Speaker 1 (01:29:54.4)
One Colombo Pujo and one Concord. man, we'll be preserving history.

It's for history. we're doing a, hey, you you mentioned the King of Austria there and just a quick question. Is there still a king? Like what's the deal there?

It's for history.

Speaker 1 (01:30:09.774)
No, we have no more monarchy that was abolished in 1918 after the first world war.

Yeah, I'm behind. I don't get out much. don't

That's no no no no

Everybody knows that Keith does.

There's a lot of European countries that still have constitutional monarchy, not Austria.

Speaker 2 (01:30:26.208)
It's It's cute too.

Sounds like a contradiction in terms.

Constitutional.

I think it's nice. mean, I don't know.

You like kings?

Speaker 1 (01:30:37.368)
But I like the constitutional idea because it's sort of like the idea. I'm not saying, you know, the practicality of it, but I think the idea is nice that parliament still has to answer to to a family that's a little bit above them. That's representing sort of a lineage of the history of their country.

Do you know where kings keep their armies?

I don't know what's happening. It sounds like a dad joke being said. What? You're a quick learner. You should not answer. Okay, Brad, where do kings keep their own?

Wait, is this a joke? It sounds like something I shouldn't

Speaker 1 (01:31:13.816)
Where do they keep their army?

in their sleevies.

That's not even funny.

I didn't say it was.

But with the sleeves are like here. there are me

Speaker 1 (01:31:27.494)
that's cute.

I didn't say it was.

Okay. That's cute. Like they're armies and then so.

So you do a lot of traveling, Delaw, which you should go to Delaw. Then you don't do the jet lag. Yeah, I've heard that. So is it Delaw-music.com? Delaw-music.com, And so with your work, you obviously travel a lot of places. Can you say? So is there any city?

those rotating airplane seats still always face the sun.

Speaker 1 (01:31:51.118)
Thank

Speaker 2 (01:32:02.286)
What's your favorite city that you travel to? I'm sure where you live there is beautiful, but you can't pick that one. What's your favorite city? What am I looking at here? yeah, look at that. There's your website, dalaw-music.com. What's the countdown for?

it's for my album.

so the full album, the single is out today on Spotify.

Yeah, the first single came out last month and then now this single and then the full album is available November 7th.

Hold on, what's the thinking on releasing like a lead up to the whole album?

Speaker 1 (01:32:37.038)
Right, but it's sort of a story in parts. Because it's called Things I Choose to Keep. So all of these are things that I basically carry forward with me. Because this has to do with my mom's passing. I'm so sorry. And yeah, you knew my mom, Keith.

She's so cool. She's like one of the coolest people ever.

Yes. yeah. And she's, you know, when we met Keith, like all three of us were Taurus's or Koreans. So we had a blast.

Where did y'all meet?

in Dallas.

Speaker 2 (01:33:11.808)
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and I think that's when the Stay Puft Marshmallowhead was on display, if you recall. Glenn Beck had the...

At the studio?

Yeah, this is it.

Speaker 1 (01:33:21.43)
I don't remember that. remember there were some red shoes, right?

Ruby, yeah, the Ruby slippers. So, so, okay. you do a lot of travel. Hold on a second. What the first, the second single is Silhouette. What was the first single?

Burgamot. Silhouette, then the next piece is called Kindred, then it's Diddybird, Strawberry Waltz, and then Mogun.

So wait, you releasing, how many tracks on the whole album? So you're just releasing all the singles and then all at the same time? it. Okay. are you going to be touring or anything like that?

Yes. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:33:56.418)
Well, there's going to be some concerts.

I should just chill and just wait for announcements.

Yes, yes, yes, but thank you for asking.

No, totally. Delal-music.com.

In that, just real quick, in that photo, the sun is aimed at you. Was that a rotating staircase so that you could actually follow?

Speaker 2 (01:34:16.329)
I'm to not get the jet lag here.

my god, I have totally walked into that one.

Did you hold on? Hold on. Hold on. Let's go behind the scenes here. Did you have to wait or just get lucky with the sun? Like, did you know?

This is actually the place where we recorded the whole album. It's a Spanish revival mansion at my producer's parents' house where we had grand piano in there. So he has a studio facility there. And this was the staircase in the house. And they had this beautiful, beautiful window. And every time the sun, it was literally between three.

And our movies earlier, like 215 to 230, you had that kind of light and then it vanished. Then it moved to another part of

Speaker 2 (01:35:02.739)
I don't notice that before you decided to shoot the do the

Yes, we had actually noticed it.

They just got lucky. sat down. Oh crap. Look at that. Quick.

We were trying to time it, but it was actually really hard because it moves quite fast and no photo actually is the same.

Is it stained glass that it's coming through or beveled glass?

Speaker 1 (01:35:26.51)
Yes, exactly. It's a mixture of stained and it's really nice. It's very beautiful and it's all stonewalled and that's very nice.

No.

looks cool.

Speaker 3 (01:35:36.78)
Is that genuine stucco? That's none of that fake stuff,

You and the stucco genuine genuinely built.

you

Yeah, that looks like a sturdy wall back there. Yeah, that's it's stone.

It's stone.

Speaker 3 (01:35:51.541)
It's probably the second.

could be that it's covered a lot of

Did you ever do like little like animal shapes, know, in the light? Yeah, little bunnies.

No, I should have. I see these people on Instagram that do these.

my gosh, I posted a, I will never find it again. I can't play it because he was doing the Michael Jackson song, you know?

Speaker 1 (01:36:09.678)
it's talented.

the Michael Jackson on the shadow like the show.

Shadow puppets.

But it loses something without the audio. I know when YouTube will freak out and you know. So let me ask you this. What's your favorite city that you've traveled to? okay, so get a few, pick a few.

Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:36:29.23)
And it's so hard.

Speaker 2 (01:36:34.466)
Well, want to see if they're on this list.

was one of my favorite cities that I've traveled to. Really? Because it's so different. I've never been to a city that's like New Orleans. It's a mixture of everything, Spain and France and Jamaica and like, because I was flying from Austin to New Orleans. Okay. And I landed in at the, it's Louis Armstrong Airport, I think. I remember it

Like I felt like this is like just what two hours of flying and I'm, this is like such a different place. Like the air is different and smells different. The people speak differently. The food is different. It's the music. I don't know. It's just out of a dream.

Okay, but but I recently looked up because this is this is my attention span here Yeah, the Y is Louis Armstrong International Airport Airport code MSY it's not you know NOL it's not LA X would be MSY and

What is it?

Speaker 1 (01:37:43.896)
Why was it a different airport and then was it renamed into Louis Armstrong?

Yes, it was the Moissonte Stockyards. And so they kept the MSY. So Moissonte, it's like some Frenchy French word, you know?

Yeah, okay.

Moist stockyards?

I think that's French for moist.

Speaker 2 (01:38:02.062)
I don't

Awesome. Stalker.

song.

Now listen to this. There's another airport across the lake or something that has the code N-E-W, so they couldn't use that one.

I think that's a great.

Speaker 3 (01:38:17.87)
There's your shadow puppet. doesn't lose anything. Yeah, you can see I know it doesn't

Let's see.

Speaker 2 (01:38:24.014)
that's not the guy i'm talking about i mean it's same guy but it's not the video

So yeah.

But you can totally tell that's Michael Jackson.

Yeah, in that.

But it's so fantastic what these people do. Look at this. Look at these.

Speaker 3 (01:38:37.762)
That's not real.

Wait a minute, hold on, does it bother you?

Like this is as close as I can get to the moon.

Does this bother you though that he's got fake shoes on his little fingers?

Yes.

Speaker 3 (01:38:49.496)
That is torture. That is abuse. That is finger abuse. I do not have it.

He's torturing his finger.

Speaker 2 (01:38:56.526)
Okay, New Orleans, I'm sorry, in a million years, I wouldn't thought that I have somebody here asking their favorite cities and then New Orleans.

I know. It's. Think about it and I think it was just the atmosphere was just so great.

it's beautiful.

Speaker 2 (01:39:10.09)
What else would be on

Well, there's no there's I love Marbella in Spain, which is like absolutely beautiful. So cute. I know it's very touristy. Marbella in Spain. There are

Marbella.

Speaker 3 (01:39:29.39)
that's hang on. I'll get a picture because it is That's not it. I said hold on. I'll get a picture

What do we got?

Speaker 2 (01:39:37.45)
not more. Hey, do you know where is the Apple? know how Apple did the the show? morning news or whatever it was and you remember that when when Michael Scott, the hell is his name? He goes to the lake in Italy to live, you know, maybe that that seems like the most beautiful place on earth. Like I want to

Finger abuse.

Speaker 1 (01:39:58.496)
Like promo?

Speaker 1 (01:40:04.27)
Oh yeah, there's so many, there's beautiful places. I love tiny little towns.

What do got for

Speaker 2 (01:40:12.141)
then Scotts Bluff,

Hold on, California is tiny too. You'd love it there. It is.

You say Lodi?

No, I said Boron, but Lodi qualifies too. Yeah. No, no.

You don't want to get stuck there though. So I just have a list of the 10 most livable cities in the world. You ready? Let me just rattle these off real quick. Vancouver, Canada comes in at number 10. Adelaide, Australia. Is that ring a bell? Number nine. Auckland, New Zealand. Osaka, Japan. Sydney, Australia. Now we're to get in the top five. Getting a little closer to home here. Geneva, Switzerland is number five. Melbourne, Australia, number four.

Speaker 2 (01:40:55.758)
uh and then oh tied for a second Zurich Switzerland and Vienna Austria and the number one no i've got it right here and the number one city uh livable city and they've got all these indexes and stuff stability healthcare culture

that Liz.

Speaker 1 (01:41:11.662)
I think it's also like Switzerland probably because of the tax reasons, I guess.

do you have a guess what number one is before I reveal it?

Copenhagen, I don't know.

WHAT?! I didn't make this list up. It says Copenhagen, Denmark, ladies and gentlemen.

What did I win?

Speaker 3 (01:41:31.35)
Y'all cheated. Nobody's that lucky.

That's not true! Did I send the li- wait, did I send the li-

No, I did not. I did not know, but,

I never know what I see. should pay. It might help if you read my emails there,

He didn't send this via email. He sent other stuff.

Speaker 3 (01:41:47.662)
Have you ever skied this shill horn?

I'm for Flinsborg to jump in here and talk about Denmark for us.

Still all of you, have you seen the Schildhorn? Switzerland, I died.

No, where is that? I'm sorry. no, haven't. Somebody's saying, Flensburg, the royal family of Denmark is older than the country itself. They're above politics, but still wield power. very interesting. did not know that. I have a lot of very, very good Danish friends. Yeah, it's very cool. I'm still trying to, you know, reading Danish.

Dammit.

Speaker 2 (01:42:21.102)
I

Speaker 2 (01:42:24.888)
So wait.

doable for people that speak German because it's the same Germanic language.

Google a picture of Danish.

But speaking Danish is a whole nother monster.

Danish bakery or something like that. Like what I'm getting at is what's the difference between a Danish and a croissant?

Speaker 1 (01:42:42.638)
No, no, no, no, wait, the Danish this is actually a fun. The Danish was not was not created by the Danish. It was created by an Austrian chef.

yeah, I know this story. Let's go. Let's go back to the gates of Austria, of Vienna.

Yes.

Yes, because he really loved Denmark and I think he wanted to create a dessert for the people of Denmark and as sort of a love letter to Denmark he created the Danish.

That's not the history I was familiar with.

Speaker 1 (01:43:14.524)
Maybe I'm Totally could be.

the story I'm familiar with and maybe it's wrong was when the Muslim armies were trying to sack Vienna. This could be wrong. This could be just lore that they made it into a crescent to kind of mock the invaders. so you see, because now it's like, it's like a crescent moon looking thing. No one's going to verify that.

Interesting.

Speaker 3 (01:43:46.318)
from army croissant would you say Danish or

I'm

With the origin of the Danus.

Speaker 1 (01:43:55.104)
is the origin of the Danish dessert.

The dessert.

I'm a Danish I'm a Danish I'm Siege of Vienna 18 physical vibration, but elements Muslim army siege of Vienna. I don't I've googled so many random terms together I don't even know what I'm looking for

Did I get it right? Am I right?

Speaker 2 (01:44:11.768)
Your FBI case manager is like, what the hell is happening? I don't know what he's doing.

Yeah

Something about tape on a cat's... Get over there and save that cat.

No, what?

I established that, but what's the story of the Danish dessert?

Speaker 2 (01:44:25.43)
Yeah, that I don't know. The Danish dessert I have no idea. We're both,

It's uh, despite their name, they originated Austrian out of Denmark story begins with a strike among Danish bakers in the 1850s to fill the void bakery owners hired Austrian bakers who introduced a new technique for layering pastry dough the viennese bread

this is...

Speaker 2 (01:44:48.27)
also you got facts. don't have no. I found I found a fact Wikipedia is all facts. Look at this. The legends include tales that it was invented in Europe to celebrate the defeat of the forces by the French Battle of Tours 732 the shape representing the Islamic Crescent that was invented and Buddha recording other sources of Vienna to celebrate the defeat of the Ottomans by Chris. When Baker said that it says this story originated in the 20th century. So I guess I just

It's on the internet that doesn't make it a fact

Speaker 1 (01:45:00.462)
Okay.

Speaker 1 (01:45:16.92)
So there are some stories.

It's also called Wienerbrot.

wait, look at this. Isis attempted to ban croissants during the civilian civil war.

Have ever had a

Speaker 1 (01:45:27.544)
Yeah, interesting. What a random thing to do.

What's wiener bread?

I don't know. I'm definitely not Googling.

Speaker 1 (01:45:39.98)
Wien is the name of Vienna in German.

But she says, Vena Broad, bro. What's the little O with a slash through it?

yeah, what is that called?

That's a Danish O I think.

Yeah

Speaker 3 (01:45:53.198)
So is one, it's Vena Brood?

or whatever.

gotta get Rebecca in here to answer that one. don't know, Reiner, brood. The world is a cat playing with Australia. You ever seen this?

Has there a tape on his feet?

No. You've seen this? This is so cool. I saw this today and I thought, have I seen this before? Well, I'm just gonna pretend I didn't because this is cool. Watch this bread. Watch this. Let me press the old play. Wait, I don't want to get that. You don't need the music. this. Look at that. Look at that. Draw a line right there. Look at that. Somebody had a lot of time on their hands. Look that. Look at that. And then you see this right here. You got the little thing goes up there. Whoa, look at that. Hey.

Speaker 1 (01:46:06.636)
I'm gonna scream.

Speaker 1 (01:46:27.914)
It is a cat.

Speaker 3 (01:46:35.114)
live in a simulation.

You think so? Yes. Like this is good evidence.

the shadow of a doubt right in the simulation

Do the aliens make this for us or do you think cats are cute?

This didn't exist before today just now and y'all aren't real

Speaker 2 (01:46:50.668)
Wait, I'm pretty sure I've seen it. She is sure she's seen it.

Neither one of you are real you're living in my simulation and so you just made that up just now so that I could say this is a simulation Don't you know how this works? Next you're gonna say something to to say that i'm not no that i'm wrong. Why? I told you I knew exactly what you were gonna say. It's a simulation

I think you're wrong, Wubb.

Speaker 1 (01:47:12.686)
I didn't see anything.

my gosh, this right here. want to show you this, this video right here. Okay. I don't know, man. This is, this is hilarious. That's all. This doesn't lead to, no, you don't need to hide behind your.

Is this another weird video?

I'm to put tape on his feet in a second. Slow down. down.

Speaker 1 (01:47:36.355)
no, it's.

me up

were you

Yeah

Now when I when I took some drivers

Speaker 1 (01:47:51.808)
Is this a driver's test?

No, he's the dad. That's the dad driving sitting in the passenger seat. That's his teenage son who doesn't know how to find the brakes. But I remember that when I was when I was learning to drive the guy over on the other side there, he had brakes on the he had brake pedals on the floor. Yeah. And so old style. Right, right. That was cool. But the reason I'm playing this video is a because it's hilarious. But I wanted to ask the law because I contend

And I know this to be, I don't know why this is happening, but it's happening a whole hell of a lot. And I've posted this on YouTube and a lot of people have commented and had the same experience. Why is it that there are so many students drivers, student driver bumper stickers now, and they just slapped on every car. Yes, I was going to say that. And they're everywhere, man. They're every freaking where. And you look over and it's like some like 50 year old, you know, soccer mom. It's genius.

I'm about

Speaker 2 (01:48:51.724)
Right? It is genius because they cut you off in traffic and you're like, okay, I'll let it go. What in the hell,

I noticed.

What's your question?

My question is to you specifically, women even be allowed on the road? Your thoughts? No, no, no, no. Here's my question. Do you guys have like student driver stickers? Do you have student driver stickers or something like that going on in Europe and everything? Or do you see those?

be allowed to have driver's license.

Speaker 1 (01:49:21.59)
No, it's, we have like people that, know, if they're doing their driver's license, they have a sign on them. But yeah, it's not.

You have dumbass drivers over there too. They're called the French.

She's so easily offended. Don't do that to the fringe.

You

Speaker 1 (01:49:40.11)
can do that to the front. They have really good dessert.

I'm sorry.

They have Okay, that's her scale. That's how she... That's how I figured it out. That's how you rate cultures. You know, it's their desserts. New Orleans must have great food. Am I right?

Tomek is the way to the heart.

So that's So hold on. Is that why New Orleans is so high on your list? You like Cajun food.

Speaker 3 (01:49:57.518)
I'm going to flunked Anatomy with that one.

Speaker 1 (01:50:04.898)
I do like Cajun food. And you know what? They do have really good dessert. And maybe you do have like this, you know, a little bit of the French cuisine that's, you know, especially in the dessert. I do think dessert and foods says a lot about the culture. And it's so great that everywhere you go, you have culture-specific food. And it's, I always love that. However, this is me trying to...

I cracked the

Speaker 2 (01:50:29.485)
Okay.

Speaker 1 (01:50:34.104)
dangle out of this weird question you're asking.

Wait, what was the question again? dude

You like haggis. What do you think about the Scottish and their haggis? Don't you love haggis? I love haggis. Haggis is good, isn't it? come on. Just say you like it. You love haggis. no, no, It's really good. And if you don't like it, you don't like the Scottish. But then, you know.

You like it. What is that?

But no, that's gross.

Speaker 1 (01:50:56.967)
is it the Scottish beer?

Sure!

Yeah, so you like that?

I don't really drink beer, so I'm the wrong person to ask for that.

Hang up.

Speaker 2 (01:51:09.163)
I'm looking for something.

Haggis is a savory pudding.

it's the pudding.

Traditionally made with sheep's pluck.

I've heard of that.

Speaker 3 (01:51:22.235)
The pluck is the heart and the liver and the lungs. It's minced with onion, oatmeal, suet,

Right, right, right.

Speaker 1 (01:51:29.342)
So I was talking about croissants and like chocolate pudding.

Then it's gross.

Cooked in an animal's stomach. Mm. Observed with their feet, scotch taped together, that's.

Can you please inform us what kind of dreams you have tonight after this two hour barrage?

I I will tell you.

Speaker 3 (01:51:57.046)
Mmm, there's a big haggis ball.

Okay, I'm not putting on the screen. Gee, what do we got going on here?

Where the heck is ball?

Haggis ball thing. what it looks like a big freakin potato with

I don't care what it looks like, it was cooked inside the stomach of an animal. That is the stomach of the animal. Ugh, I say.

Speaker 3 (01:52:14.434)
Well, it is a stomach of an animal, right? The stomach of the animal, yes.

What, you never had a steak? Come on.

That's fair. Check this out. know, Carrie and I went to Las Vegas and we went to the Sphere to see U2. This actually looks cool. They're going to do a Wizard of Oz thing at the Sphere and I kind of want to go now. Like, does that make me weird?

No, it looks really cool.

Speaker 3 (01:52:46.904)
thousand dollars

Speaker 3 (01:52:51.195)
Have you been there?

to Las Vegas. No, I have not. No.

to the sphere in Vegas. We drove by it and we were going to go in but the only thing it was playing at the time is that the nature thing, it's like the world, which I know is the, you're evil and you're blowing the place up. And by the way, tickets are 150 bucks. So I thought, you know, I don't want to pay 150 bucks for a spanking on pollution, but people who've been there say it's amazing inside.

Okay, you gotta get inside there for something. Find something. That was mind blowing. But listen to this. Tornadoes, monkeys, and towering flames. How the sphere plans to bring the Wizard of Oz to life. Senior executives from the Las Vegas attraction are recreating key moments from the film inside the venue at the same moment they happen on its massive screen. We gotta do, I bet it gets windy in there. I think, my gosh.

You saw you too though.

Speaker 2 (01:53:49.486)
If there is, I would love you for finding it. Because when does it? depends on how much it costs. Because I want to do that. I want to do that. I feel kind of weird that I want to go see a play.

know. This is the CBS News story.

Being a play is so nice. Just like old theater.

Yeah, OK. wait. What do we got here? I know what that is. Yeah. Where's the? Can you fast forward a little bit? Drag that little cursor over there.

Well,

Speaker 3 (01:54:19.308)
Is that what fast forwards it? That's weird. That's so weird.

keep going there you go you keep going yeah look that's in the sphere go back that was perfect yeah because you can see the seats down there below see that right

Really?

Speaker 3 (01:54:31.884)
back it up. Backed up too far.

I want to see the tornado end there. I want to see the tornado. I want to see what happens in that. I want people's like, toupees flying off and stuff.

Let's see if there is anything on the.

Speaker 2 (01:54:49.302)
Yeah, there's not a bad seat in that house as far as I can tell.

It can, can bro, you stand up and you look down too fast,

don't think there's anything on that. Here comes a tornado. Here we go.

Okay, I gotta keep an eye on that one. Yes, yes, we're doing this. I don't know, you gotta find out. And then Warren, Toby and Chris were coming to town. Look at this, man. Yes, yes, this is what I wanted. I wanted leaves and stuff blowing everywhere.

How much is the ticket?

Speaker 3 (01:55:21.698)
This is like a Rocky Horror on stereo. Have you ever done that? Have you gone to the theater at midnight and do the...

What a great music.

Speaker 2 (01:55:35.027)
the third question from John.

Southern dessert Yes, all of it and I love them all I think they're so just they're beautiful Yeah

We've established that today for sure.

Yes.

How come you're not fat?

Speaker 1 (01:55:56.59)
You

Speaker 3 (01:56:01.134)
I think that's a legit question. mean, how do you do that?

It's just it has to be you know like I'm not eating a lot of it, but just for the right okay Everything in moderation and

Everything in moderation.

including moderation.

So I got a question for you, Brad. Hang on a second. Let me, it was cool. I want to know, have I played this video on the show before? I think about this guy all the time and I don't know if I've played it. The FedEx driver.

Speaker 3 (01:56:19.246)
was so cool looking.

Speaker 1 (01:56:28.801)
weird video.

Cover your eyes.

Have I played this ever?

Is this the one with the crocodile? No.

I've seen one like this. Bam!

Speaker 2 (01:56:39.2)
No,

No!

I thought he was capable of stopping the

Alright, well look, I know!

Speaker 3 (01:56:53.782)
Right. Well, it's your first instinct. It's like...

I mean, look, look, look. Everybody, you may be having a bad day right now, but I really hope it's not as bad as this guy. I always think of this guy when I'm having a crappy day, I think. You know what? Oh, it did. It did? me damaged up here in the top. Let me just move it. They'll never know.

hit the house.

Speaker 1 (01:57:13.423)
really?

Speaker 3 (01:57:18.658)
There's so many of those where they get out and just and don't

I wanna know if he was gonna own it up. I wanna know if he was gonna own it up before she comes out.

another

Speaker 3 (01:57:30.242)
sh- he's gonna kick his ass, she's twice his size what the fuck?

Okay. He's like, yeah, yeah. It wasn't me. I parked it when I got out and then it started moving. I got out and then I parked it and then it started moving. Yeah. your dog barked and it made it. Yeah. Make your dog shut up so we can get a good recording of this for later. Yeah, I need some information. Yeah. Yeah, I need some information. You hit my car. You my car? Yeah. He hit her car too. We don't

He got

Speaker 3 (01:58:11.372)
Yeah

Thank you.

You hit my house and my car. Yeah, we're not at the end yet. Y'all gotta wait for this. Oh no. It was moving. And it started moving. I don't know what happened. I was all the way up here by the door.

I need all the...

All right, relax. He's not going anywhere.

Speaker 2 (01:58:36.226)
to get a call her husband. Okay. Yeah, I should have done that earlier. I'm of hearing him. All right. So, so look, at this point, if you're keeping score at home, you've hit a car somehow, maybe when you were pulling it forward, I don't know, but you hit the house. And so we're not done.

Shut up!

Speaker 3 (01:58:55.906)
he run over the dog?

Speaker 3 (01:59:00.046)
forget to roll.

Speaker 3 (01:59:04.302)
It's interesting, isn't it?

There's somebody having a better day than him just drove by some random. what the hell, right? This poor guy.

Real right

your joke.

It is not real. No. No. How did no.

Speaker 2 (01:59:23.352)
What the blank is going on? That is not... Hold on, hold on! And then it hit the neighbor's car across the way, apparently.

I'm trying to get click.

Speaker 3 (01:59:32.19)
Yeah. And then and then then a giraffe. Nope. What?

Not after that.

I was about to say goodbye, but now I'm personally offended. Google that. FedEx driver real video hits house. Sir, I will not stand for this. This, You're imputing me.

Fantasy FedEx van rolls backward into house. It's a it's over inside edition, but it's gonna make me I have to sit through a pre-roll which I know I just won't FedEx a bad drive package North California Vans are rolled to the house into the driver Try to stop the van but hit the house. He comes outside ma'am. It popped out of gear. I don't know how I swear I parked it

I bet it's one of them EV trucks. I bet there's no parking brake or something. I don't know, man. I have no idea. No, he doesn't know either. All right, I want to play this silhouette.

Speaker 3 (02:00:24.514)
how does it do that? how does it-

Speaker 3 (02:00:31.146)
Because that's FedEx, if that's what happened then that's not his fault.

just feel bad for him. And so whenever you're having a bad day, just think of FedEx guy. Okay, let's listen to Silhouette again here. This is a new single from DeLau out today available on the Spotify and DeLau-music.com.

Right.

Speaker 2 (02:00:56.366)
And your music is still soothing. It really is.

you

Speaker 2 (02:01:06.667)
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (02:01:10.964)
cool. So you got the album coming out. Are the singles are staggered once a month then? That's cool. So are you working on any projects that you can tell us about or are they all top secret?

Yes, pretty much.

.

Speaker 3 (02:01:29.944)
Hard way to sell stuff when you do it that way

Top secret. No, I'm working on an animation project, which is really lovely because I love animation.

Okay, and you always get the comic book brewing.

Yes, I have that brewing. then I have recorded a sort of continuation of the modern classical new arrangement of modern classical pieces last this this year, last year, this year. Sorry.

It's 2025 just for the record.

Speaker 3 (02:02:04.686)
drink.

And that's going to come out next year as well. And then I'm already working on, you know, little pieces for the new album and some other smaller film projects, you know, like little additional compositions for TV shows, little things here and there.

You stay busy. That's awesome. And Brad, you're over at thedailymojo.com every weekday morning, I do believe.

Yeah, when I'm not in prison.

And when you're not in prison, which boy, they have been generous with the free time today.

Speaker 3 (02:02:35.576)
There's been no blood.

Nothing going on back there. for me. OK. And then on Saturday morning, tomorrow morning at 10 AM Eastern, you and Jeffy do your thing and add real brats eggs. I would love to see like some rando live stream from you every now and then that doesn't have like a scheduled time.

And that may and that may happen. One never knows does one.

Okay, well, I am always grateful for your time, Brad, and it's just tough love that I gotta suspend you next week. I'm sorry, but.

I blame it on Delal and I don't know why she hates me as much as she does. mean, other than the obvious, but it's, I mean, it's, and if they ever let me back into Austria, I'll apologize, but I just, thing, was just, the lizard thing was completely.

Speaker 1 (02:03:14.904)
you

Speaker 2 (02:03:23.63)
you it's just crazy times. Alright, Delah and Brad, thanks for making time and thank you all for tuning in. ever coming back to all or did we scare you away? you don't have to answer. Let me in the stream and then you can answer off air.

Thank you

Speaker 1 (02:03:39.839)
You always have you always have you went into first and then no I'll tell you honestly and authentically and totally

Lee? All right. OK.

Tell me I'm staying awake.

I you always have nice and interesting questions. Just don't do the bad.

Wait, hold on a second. Has she been listening to the same show I have?

Speaker 1 (02:03:58.506)
Cute.

you in my video.

love animals! Ask anybody in this chat! Go to my Twitter stream and then you'll see how much I love the animals, man. So, that was Brad that played the mean cat stuff. on that note, have a good one!

Thanks

Speaker 3 (02:04:17.198)
you're talking about.

Have a good one everyone.