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Broadcasting live from the Wolf Radio Studios, it's time for the John Clay Wolf show.
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Presented by gimmethevint.com.
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Hit them up now, 800-800-RADIO.
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Now, John Clay Wolf.
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I saw my ex-wife at a party.
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Did I say all that?
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Thank God she left me.
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I sent her a New Year's Eve present.
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What was the present?
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That's kind of a...
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I'm not going to know.
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The D-Move, isn't it?
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Sending her a New Year's Eve gift.
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Thanking her for leaving you.
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I didn't write that on there.
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Thank you for leaving me.
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Yeah, I mean, do any of you guys ever look back and like...
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Even girlfriends look back and go, wow.
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I had one die of a tooth abscess.
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How do you die of a tooth abscess?
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Man, I wasn't there.
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You just heard about it later.
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No, I mean, I heard all about it from her friends.
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I mean, my old high school girlfriend died of a tooth abscess.
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She was in California in Temecula.
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She died like her tooth abscess.
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Something happened with her tooth.
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Had a schedule to go see the doctor.
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And that's another reason why you should just live your...
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Ella, I mean, what's it called, YOLO?
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I mean, I have to do ride dirt bikes and fly airplanes and do all that stupid stuff.
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And then somebody dies of a tooth abscess.
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Yeah, that's great.
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I mean, that's one of those like wives tales.
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They say, well, you better take care of that bad tooth because it can kill you.
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You know, come on, grandma.
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I did get up this morning and went and drove the roads at the sunup because my foot...
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I broke my foot a couple of weeks ago.
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I guess I'm going to have to go...
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I don't want to dive a broken foot.
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I damn sure didn't dive a broken heart from the other story I was telling you a minute ago.
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But, yeah, it's broke.
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You're admitting it now?
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It's been two full weeks.
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I mean, it's not like broken in half.
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But the pain is still sharp in there.
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Have you had it looked at?
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He's not going to have it.
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Because that way there's no proof.
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Well, this tooth's been bothering me, too.
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Well, you're approaching the foot academically, though.
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I mean, you're looking at it scientifically and like trying to decide if, you know...
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And the whole thing, what are you going to do?
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They're going to go put a...
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They're going to say, wrap it.
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Well, I've got it wrapped.
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You have it always wrapped.
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There's nothing they can do.
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There's nothing they can do.
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There's something they can do.
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But it should be getting better.
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I mean, it's gotten a little bit better, but it hasn't gotten enough better.
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Now, I don't need to...
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I don't need to go ask if my foot's broken.
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It's been two weeks.
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How long does it take for a sprain to heal?
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You should be healed by then.
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Five to seven days.
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You just keep walking on your heel and be careful?
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I mean, I'm walking all the time.
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It's not like, oh my God, I'm in pain.
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I just feel that I'm like, ah, that's a bit surreal.
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I really don't even know what to do.
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Tell me what to do.
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All he's going to do is tell you to put a boot on.
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Ask AI what should you do with your broken foot?
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Oh, and what did she say?
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It said, you got to go to the doctor.
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You got to go to the doctor.
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And it also said that, yeah, I don't want to talk about it.
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There's nothing there that like broke the skin, right?
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I mean, this is all internal.
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Just a little, what do you call top of your hands?
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What are these called?
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It had to be that and twisted, my foot twisted and it got it.
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Forgive you a boot.
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If it doesn't heal right, you'll have a bone spur.
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And those aren't fun.
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Where are those located?
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On top of your foot.
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Yeah, it's not fun.
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Until I go and get it shaved off, I guess basically.
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Now, how did you get that?
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Just too much running.
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I got after a marathon, so.
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Did Jewish people, is that like bone spurs to Jewish people?
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Is that kind of like sickle cell anemia to black people?
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We give me a judge.
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And I thought, and I've heard more bone spur complaining from Jewish people.
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This is, that's why I thought of this.
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Especially New York Jews like you are Michael.
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Well, he's Connecticut.
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The East, you know, same thing.
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I did not know this is a thing there.
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Do you have it, Mike?
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I'm so sorry to hear that.
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But yeah, you need to get it taken care of.
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That girl was adopted.
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I wonder if, if tooth, what happened to her?
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Because I have another friend adopted that had an abscess.
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That's got nothing to do.
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Maybe he's got to look at all the patterns.
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They both throw white cars.
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You never drive a white car.
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You just have to have your eyes open and look for patterns.
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That's how you figure stuff out.
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Professional radio.
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Rick, good morning.
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Hey, how's it going?
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So, so I broke my, so I work at car dealership in Louisiana.
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Mine's, mine's the first.
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Where did you break your foot?
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What part of your foot did you break?
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It's the, it's the monotarsal or whatever.
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Anyway, not these screws and a plate.
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Because you didn't go run to the doctor or did you need it anyway?
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Because it got worse.
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So yeah, I went to the doctor.
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It was a hairline fracture.
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Put me in a boot and now it's separated and they actually need to do surgery next week.
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So you did the right thing.
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You went to a doctor.
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And look at how this is turning out for you.
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Still need to screw the plate.
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It didn't get worse.
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His life is worse than mine.
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And he went to a doctor.
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That's probably the connection.
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Now I'm, I got another two weeks in me after that phone call.
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How did you break your foot just for, out of curiosity?
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At a car dealership?
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Did the lock stretching machine run over you?
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I was doing inventory and my foot said pow.
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And then I went home.
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Now did something run over you or did you just twist weird?
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I just, I think I just impact and I may have twisted wrong.
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Hang on just a second.
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I need more details.
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So what do you weigh and how old are you?
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So you need a boot, a screw and an ozympic subscription.
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So really you were just walking and you stepped weird.
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I was just walking.
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I've worked security.
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I've done some bad stuff with my body.
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Never broken a bone until.
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You're walking across a car dealership paved lot.
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Can you do a jelly roll?
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Have you watched jelly roll?
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Lose all his weight?
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I like you better now that you said no.
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I had myself a needle.
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So now you're not going to go to the doctor.
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I feel so much better.
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How much fun I was having when I broke my foot.
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Yes I know you were.
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And he's working and walking across a lot.
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And now he's going in for surgery.
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This is what I'm talking about.
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You only live once.
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You only live once.
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Got to be careful man.
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He's walking across a parking lot.
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You were on a dirt bike.
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Have you ever been hurt on a dirt bike before?
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I've been looking at patterns.
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I'm beginning to see a pattern.
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I mean after 40 years of riding.
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I started when I was three.
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Have I been injured 20 times?
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I mean real injuries?
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Like super injury once.
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This doesn't count.
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Let me ask Jay real quick.
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Tell me about sprains.
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But first of all I was adopted.
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And I broke my foot.
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So is there a connection there?
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So when I was about 19 years old I was at college.
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And this was in the 80s.
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And everybody knows what we did at college in the 80s.
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And I was impaired to say the least.
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And I thought I would try doing that trick where you slide down the
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Well I sweat about two feet and fell about eight.
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And broke my left foot.
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Didn't realize it until the next day because I was so drunk.
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And it was swollen up like a, you know, a baseball or softball.
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I got 30 seconds left.
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So there are two, three, three, three greatest sprains.
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If you have the worst greatest sprain it can take months to heal.
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If you have a mild sprain it should have healed by now.
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So I would say at least go to instant care or someplace where
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they can do an x-ray so you know what you're dealing with.
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Because if it's a sprain there's nothing you can do about it.
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If it is a broken metatarsal then you do need to be in a boot
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because that's what they did to me 30 years ago.
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You sound like a partier from way back.
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Have you ever sprained your manhood?
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I bet somebody else knew that for me.
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No, it was a female.
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But did your manhood get sprained?
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Spraying like hurt.
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That's what I'm saying.
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This woman got on me and made it go the wrong way.
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Did you go to a doctor and get an x-ray?
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Okay, JD, this is my point.
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That's a wonderful point.
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It's the best point.
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Okay, we'll be right back.
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My name's John Clay.
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We'll forget to do the car segment coming up.
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That's where you call in and I will bid your car right here on this radio station.
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If you want to sell your car, call 800-807-234.
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It's a little wiggle that we've been doing for almost 20 years
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because I do the wholesale car business on the side
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when I'm not talking to you guys on the radio.
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800-807-234-800-800 radio.
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And I will put a number on your car
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and that number is you can use any Give Me The Ven location
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or just go to GiveMeTheVen.com
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and load your car in after I bid it
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and we'll buy it if you don't lie.
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If you lie, then they'll have to adjust the price.
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But I know you won't lie because you're honest.
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That's what we're going with anyway.
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We'll be right back.
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800-807-234-800-800 radio.
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Who feels really sure?
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Can that feel been guaranteed?
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Your happiness shall endure.
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Now, back to the John Clay Wolf Show.
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Presented by GiveMeTheVen.com.
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And I'm up right now.
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This is the John Clay Wolf Show.
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When you're writing the notes from screening the calls,
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Nick in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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He's got a 22 Tacoma V6.ada.
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Trying to cover that.
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Trying to cover that.
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I don't speak Yabonics very well.
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Oh, come on. You know what I'm talking about.
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But it just slows me down.
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If you could put the ING in it, I'd sure appreciate it.
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Is it a V6 or a four-shoulder?
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And it is a pro or just a SR5?
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80,000 miles, right?
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I'll give 26 grand.
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I said it, so I'll do it.
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But yeah, that's plenty.
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I am not moving one inch.
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I know that you're paying.
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That gets me closer to the buy-off.
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I know that you pay off 30 grand, sir.
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You're going to have to write a check for 30.
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So we'll pay off Toyota Motor Credit,
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and you're going to have to send us a check for 3,000
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to cover the difference.
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I'm talking to Nick.
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Quit doing drops like that.
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The Lona Space Coast Credit Union.
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Okay, we can handle it.
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Go to GiveMeTheVin.com.
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Say John bid this car at 26.
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Now, I can't have anything wrong with it at 26.
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I'm all over it at 26.
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Okay, say John bid it on the radio at 26.
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Here's the pay-off information,
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and they'll get on it.
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Okay, David, we're ready in Texas.
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You want to sell me your son's 17KTM 450 dirt bike.
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Why didn't he want it anymore?
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Don't tell me he died or something.
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Don't call in like that and dump that on me.
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He just ain't in the break and feed or arms or something.
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He still has to go to work.
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I'm cold, so I told him that could be a bad answer.
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So he wants to listen.
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I figured you could use another one to your collection.
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I've got a story about that.
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A guy came out here.
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A guy came out here with a brand new 23KTM 450.
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He had five hours on it.
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Then he finds out his girlfriend's pregnant.
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He left it out here because he has three of them or something.
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And he's a sniper for the...
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He goes over to Iraq and does sniper jobs for the government.
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This is getting weird.
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And he's Russian, right?
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But he left the bike here.
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Then he calls me three months later.
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He said, hey, do you want to buy this bike?
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I said, I don't really need it.
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I've got a KTM 350.
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And he said, well, I got to sell it.
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I said, dude, I mean, these things cost...
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They cost a fortune new.
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Anyway, I bought it for $6,000, which was too cheap.
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I said, it's too cheap.
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I said, come get it.
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I'll give you the six grand.
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It's just cheap enough.
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And then I took it up to my friend, Bart,
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and he took it to Telluride.
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And then it gets stuck up there in Telluride
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because he's having some financial problems.
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And now the bank is going to take the branch
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and my car and my biker up there.
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So I'm having to get it moved right now to Scottsdale
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because I'm going to Barrett Jackson this week
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and fly the guy back.
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So I'll have a bike out there to ride.
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But now I broke my foot.
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So I'm thinking about it.
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I'm just just all things I'm thinking about.
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We'll be back in just a minute.
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I did put on a little weight.
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The government just put me on the no fry list.
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I ain't been this excited since my church
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replaced their communion wafers with real vanilla wafers.
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My wife was going to work at the church.
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She wanted to volunteer.
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But the only thing that had left was missionary position.
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Have you heard of Chili Norwood?
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It's an A.I. generated movie star.
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And it's like the first one.
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I think it was nominated for Grammy.
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How can it be possible?
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So they did a song?
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What was last week, the Emmys?
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Golden Globes, whatever.
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God, details, details.
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Yeah, Chili Norwood is fake, but he's very popular.
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I think it's a woman.
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A good-looking woman.
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But even being A.I., when it got up to acceptance,
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Emmy, Golden Globe,
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what's the story about being sexually assaulted
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by three studios negative scores?
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800-807-2348 in Rome.
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Did you see the Golden Globe?
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I did not, but I've heard enough clips.
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I watched just a little bit.
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She was the best MC that I have seen in decades.
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Some of the current events,
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when you have some audio, Mike,
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you want to hit number nine?
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I cannot believe the amount of star power
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we have in this room tonight.
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There are so many A-listers.
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And by A-listers, I do mean people who are on A-lists
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that has been heavily redacted, but...
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And the Golden Globe for best editing goes to
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the Justice Department.
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And the award for most editing goes to
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America's newest place to see B.S. News.
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That was pretty good.
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We'll get into more of that a little later.
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That's some good stuff.
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Andy and Marilyn, you have a...
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You've got tow trucks for sale
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and you're a movie star on Discovery.
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When did that quit?
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when everybody else's show's quit on Discovery?
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Well, when my show quit,
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then they couldn't really get any
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more participation from anyone,
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so they just shut it down.
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That's what I love about you XTV guys.
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I mean, I've heard...
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You're not the only one, and I believe you.
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But everybody has the same opinion of their show.
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Can you call him pretty soon?
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That your show's momentum...
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That your show's momentum was carrying the network.
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And when they made the vile error of cancelling it,
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it ruined the network
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and it's in the entire auto sector is dead.
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I don't think that.
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Well, I do know that it had good ratings
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and I do know that it's still being played rerun
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so it won't be doing something, but...
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Me and my dad taking cars out of the junkyard,
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build them into hot rods and selling them.
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How long ago did they quit making new episodes?
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It has been right before COVID.
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I started my own company
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and I'm producing the same show on YouTube now.
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And how's that working?
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I basically put together a year's worth of material
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so I didn't have to ever fall behind
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and I'm getting ready to release it next month.
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How many people are on your YouTube...
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Do you have your YouTube station already up and rolling
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or are you just going to do it all at once?
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JunkyardEmpireTV.com
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So did you get the rights to Junkyard Empire?
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Because that's a...
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I'm real good friends with Rawlins
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and Fast and Loud and all that BS
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and what they went through with Discovery.
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They got in a big lawsuit.
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And basically Discovery said,
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we own Gas Monkey brand.
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And he said, the hell you do.
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And they spent a combined $5 or $6 million working this out.
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And I had mine before I started
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so there was nothing they could do
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and Junkyard Empire was a band
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so it was already copyrighted.
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There was nothing they could do about the name.
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So I was left alone.
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they have asked me to come back
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and do my show again
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but they want all your social media rights.
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They won't let you do anything
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without them owning everything.
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And what about the merchandise?
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Merchandise is mine.
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And like during the peak of it,
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how much merchandise did you sell in a year?
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I was not big like Rollins.
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I was more into just building the cars.
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So you all would grab a junk car,
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bring it back to the shop,
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build it and then sell it.
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Did you show the sell
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or did you quit after the build was finished?
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No, we always showed the sell.
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Where did you sell them?
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Just put the word out,
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put it on Facebook, put it on YouTube,
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what we're doing, blah, blah, blah.
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The cars were easy to sell.
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So here's where I fall in the food chain, guys.
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He's done all this great stuff.
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He sells these cool cars.
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I'm sure they're great.
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And he thinks enough of me
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to call in here on National Radio
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and pitch me a 19 tow truck
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with 158,000 miles on it.
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I get to buy a mild out tow truck
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And if you would have watched the show,
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you know that my stuff is not mild out.
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158 is not mild down.
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I can tell you that.
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I was getting 400,000 out of them.
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And then I would trade them in.
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So this one has everything.
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There's no rips in the seats.
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The mats on the floors.
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I replace them when they get worn out.
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The trucks stay inside.
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I own a dealership.
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So they're dealer maintaining every 4,000 miles.
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There's not a ding on either one of them.
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You starting to sound like Rollins.
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Hey, I do barn finds and collections.
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And actually we're going to Tampa.
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I believe Monday morning to go do one.
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But when I'm up in your zone,
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what I should do is call you
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and have you meet us.
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I do a YouTube channel too.
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And it's actually doing pretty well.
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It's finally caught some steam.
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And have you meet us
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and you can grab some of the cars
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that are in your space, the junk stuff.
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Like this tow truck.
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You don't want the tow truck?
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Let's do a setup scene
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where I drive the tow truck to the find.
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It will act like it's part of it.
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And then I'll sell it to him.
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Because I don't want it.
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Thank you for calling, Andy.
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Thank you for calling.
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800-800-7234-800-800.
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That's funny though.
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He wants to sell you just his junk basically.
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I mean, who wants just one tow truck?
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You gotta have two.
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You gotta have both.
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Did y'all see the Lamborghini body
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on the tow truck when you were coming in the gate?
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That is the next project.
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I'm gonna make it a Baja rig.
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Oh, I saw that part.
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Okay, I didn't see it on the tow truck.
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But the car, it got here last night.
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And I think I've got a sponsor for it.
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How does that work?
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The sponsor comes in.
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They give you a bunch of parts.
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And then you build it with their parts
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and show their parts working.
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Because this is gonna be a heavy suspension thing.
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It's gonna be like a trophy truck.
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And it would be, you know, I was thinking about it.
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Wouldn't it be fun if we went and raced
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like the Vegas, blah, blah, blah.
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Baja's a thousand mile away.
24:28
You're gonna have two people, right?
24:30
It's just too much work, dude.
24:32
You know, I'm getting tired in my 53 years.
24:36
I mean, you know, like Vegas to Barstow
24:38
or something like that would be awesome.
24:40
But running the Baja.
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That's a thousand miles.
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You know, it's gonna break down four times.
24:46
You know, you're gonna be stuck in the desert
24:48
fighting off snakes and Mexicans and everything else.
24:50
And I just really not looking forward to all that.
24:53
Yeah, it's like a three-day event or something.
24:56
Three days of driving.
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Like 100 miles an hour, huh?
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The cops in did in Vegas that the mint 500 or the.
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Yeah, something like that.
25:04
Like they still have that.
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They have something.
25:07
We'll figure it out.
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But that would be entertaining.
25:09
So it would be like a chop top by like.
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It's gonna be Kyle.
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I don't know if you have a picture of it
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handing through it up there.
25:16
But it's gonna be, imagine a trophy truck
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that is a Lamborghini Gallardo.
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It's never been done.
25:25
It got done with some other Lamborghini
25:27
but they didn't do it the way I'm going to do it.
25:29
Long travel, K&M, badass suspension.
25:32
We're going to put a 800 horse LS something in it.
25:37
So this is going to go with the project that.
25:39
Well, I have a couple of projects going on right now.
25:42
Is this going to get a finish?
25:44
This will be the, will this get finished?
25:48
Because you got two others right now.
25:50
I've got more than that.
25:51
I've got the Packard out there
25:52
that's been sitting there for a year.
25:54
I've got the Fire Chicken that's still unfinished.
25:56
We've got the F6 Ferrari that's unfinished.
25:58
We've got this that's unfinished because it just got here.
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I think there's something else.
26:03
It's happening to me.
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Yeah, it is happening.
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We've got to start doing the finished part
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then I have to get more people.
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Then I have to get more help.
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JD, have you noticed at your age
26:37
that you have less patience for problems?
26:41
I've been around people.
26:42
That grumpy old thing is weird.
26:45
I've found myself sitting watching a lot of YouTube
26:47
by myself on the couch.
26:48
In the old days, never.
26:50
I never watched television.
26:52
Now it's all I want to do.
26:53
You know why you do that?
26:55
Because if it's just you and that TV,
26:57
there's probably nothing going to happen.
26:59
There's not going to be a problem or a rise.
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Enough issues during my work time.
27:05
You drive a Toyota?
27:08
Do you know why I drive a Toyota?
27:11
Because they don't break down.
27:12
Because I don't like jacking with problems.
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I don't have patience for problems.
27:17
I'm lactose intolerant.
27:19
I don't have patience for lactose.
27:21
I don't want anything to do with that, son of a bitch.
27:23
Last night on the toilet, speaking of problem, what?
27:28
Paper starts rolling off the roller.
27:32
And it starts the runaway roll.
27:37
I hit it to stop the runaway roll and it flies off.
27:41
So the thing that holds it, the spring comes off,
27:45
Well, I already stood up at this point.
27:47
So there's half a roll, unrolled toilet paper everywhere,
27:50
gets into the water, gets on me.
27:53
I start trying to unravel the mess.
27:56
And I'm thinking, this is the kind of, I don't like problems.
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And this is a problem.
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What's the problem?
28:04
I end up in the shower.
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I mean, it's just problems.
28:10
I go to the rattlesnake last night.
28:12
We put in a new chandelier.
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Yeah, the Roadhouse.
28:17
And it's got gas tanks hanging off of it.
28:19
And it's got lights and it's cool.
28:21
The guy hung it up in the ceiling where it blocks the view
28:24
to the stage from the upstairs.
28:26
And he put it on the switch that the flood lights are on.
28:31
And all 100 watt bulbs.
28:33
All 100 watt bulbs.
28:35
It's like you could have a boxing match in there
28:40
All you need are ropes and a stage, Charlie.
28:43
And I'm just sitting there looking at it.
28:45
When I pulled in last night, I had a very long day yesterday.
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It started at 4.30 in the morning.
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I got there about 6.30 last night.
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And when I pulled up, I was like, I'm not going to get mad
28:54
Just come in, have a beer and rink.
28:57
I just want to, can I just wind down?
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And here comes the problem.
29:02
This is my place in the world.
29:04
Yeah, that easy going.
29:06
I'm sending a challenger to Barrett Jackson.
29:08
We're sending six cars to Barrett Jackson.
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We're sending six of them.
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This Mopar is over at Gas Monkey.
29:15
Getting a stripe put on it.
29:17
The driver lies to take the order.
29:19
Transport drivers lie to get the freight order.
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So the guys are waiting on it for three days to get picked up.
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And he's right around the corner.
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So I'm sitting in there last night,
29:30
torqued up over the chandelier.
29:32
And I'm getting the call.
29:34
The guys are waiting like, hey, he says he's right around the
29:40
I mean, the Ferrari
29:42
that we're building to send to Barrett
29:47
I'll go ahead and break the news now.
29:48
I ain't going to make it.
29:51
Because it's not finished.
29:52
It's not even close.
29:56
We've got a video coming out today that'll show you why.
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Yeah, it's not going to make it.
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In the video, we don't tell you it's going to make it
30:04
because we've got to keep the suspense going.
30:07
I'll tell it means our real listeners.
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And they told me it ain't going to make it.
30:10
And I finally, I was just sitting there and I'm like,
30:12
can I just kind of unload here and vent?
30:16
And I mean, I just went off and the camera guys were loving
30:20
And Richard's like, are you okay?
30:21
I'm like, no, I'm not okay.
30:24
I mean, it's just problems, problems.
30:26
The wife goes out of town.
30:28
She's going to go to her mom's.
30:30
She's from Denmark.
30:31
She's going to go to her mom's and she's going to go
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see our kid in college over there.
30:35
And the luggage is getting lost.
30:37
And the flights are getting delayed.
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And it's just constant.
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I mean, I mean, she's just making me feel terrible.
30:42
Why do you have to know that?
30:44
Well, I mean, I care, of course, but it's just problems.
30:49
And I think she was like, when I get home, I don't know
30:51
if I'm ever going to do this again.
30:54
She's out of town for a week.
30:55
Both kids get sick.
30:56
Oh, and you got to handle that.
30:58
I got to handle that.
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And then you're like, are they lying or are they sick?
31:03
Just get attention.
31:04
Not to get attention because their mom's out of town.
31:06
They know dad's busy.
31:07
And it's an easy lie to tell.
31:09
Because dad's like, oh, I gotta go.
31:11
I got things to do.
31:14
I'm working so that you can be sick.
31:18
I told you about the motorcycle and all that screwed up.
31:21
And then he took the motorcycle from Colorado to Scottsdale
31:24
and he left my gear in Colorado.
31:27
I mean, I have a broken foot, so it really doesn't matter.
31:30
I wasn't going to ride it anyway.
31:32
But I mean, it's just problems, problems, problems.
31:35
I mean, that's why we don't bother you during the week
31:39
because we missed everybody shooting at you all the time.
31:42
You want to make, you want to hear something happy?
31:44
Shelby wants us to have our booth at Barrett Jackson next week
31:50
Yeah, but Barrett doesn't want us to do it.
31:52
Because they think I'm too big of an a-hole.
31:55
I'm all the people in the car business.
31:56
I've got a million dollars where the car's running through
31:59
They stand to make two.
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They don't stand, it's an absolute.
32:01
They're going to make 200 grand on this a-hole.
32:04
And I'm too big of an a-hole.
32:05
And Gary Patterson, the CEO of Shelby America,
32:08
called him and said,
32:09
I want John to do the show for my booth.
32:11
They said, well, last time it didn't go well.
32:13
He said, it went real well.
32:14
He said, well, he's just a little too abrasive with our staff.
32:17
I was not abrasive with our staff.
32:19
I'm like, we're doing the show.
32:20
We'll get it handled.
32:21
Quit worrying about it.
32:22
Abrasive with the staff.
32:23
Do you remember that whole thing?
32:28
What the hell are they talking about?
32:30
Vandergrift Toyota is where I bought that Toyota.
32:36
And I like them for that.
32:39
This is not an ad for Toyota.
32:41
Nobody's paying me.
32:42
But I'm just telling you, that's why I drive a Toyota.
32:44
The one thing you don't have a problem.
32:45
It's like you sitting on the couch in your YouTube.
32:48
You know it's not going to be a problem.
32:49
Not going to be a problem.
32:50
You know, when I went broke and I came back
32:54
in the wholesale business,
32:55
Charlie Evans at Vandergrift Toyota,
32:58
let me run my cars under his name,
33:02
Vandergrift Toyota at Mannheim,
33:05
and gave me his fee deal.
33:07
And I could take my titles over there to the dealership,
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and they would write me a check right then
33:12
before they collect it.
33:13
And only take out a tiny, you know,
33:17
because they had a better deal than I could get.
33:19
And I owe that guy forever.
33:21
I mean, I just always think about that.
33:27
You remember back when we were broke,
33:29
trying to make the daily bank,
33:30
and running titles all over the place,
33:32
and we got to cover the bank,
33:33
we got to cover the bank.
33:35
So anyway, that's my Toyota story.
33:37
Hey, it all ties in,
33:38
because they don't have problems.
33:40
You don't have problems with it.
33:41
That's the same thing.
33:42
I got my kid at Toyota for a run,
33:43
because I don't want to have to worry about
33:44
an issue coming up.
33:45
Anybody ever asked me,
33:46
I'd say, yes, Toyota or Honda.
33:49
My wife's got a Honda from Charlie.
33:51
I mean, that's the same thing.
33:52
I don't want problems.
33:53
If your wife wants something funky,
33:55
you know Lexus, if you can afford it.
33:59
You just don't want problems.
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I just don't want problems.
34:02
I'm tired of problems.
34:03
Well, you do all these projects.
34:04
Well, they're all going to have problems.
34:08
I know what I know.
34:09
They're fun for you to do.
34:13
I'll tell you what's not fun,
34:15
but Reggie's down there running the
34:18
and I'm starting to see,
34:19
he's coming into his management.
34:24
you want to see cool Reggie
34:25
or you want to see Dick Reggie?
34:26
Because Dick Reggie's fixing to come out.
34:32
He told me talking to some people
34:33
that he was having problems with,
34:34
because he's just so chill.
34:35
But I mean, I used to come out here
34:37
to the ranch and everything was calm
34:39
and then I started getting all these
34:40
projects and all this crap,
34:41
and it's become a pressure cooker.
34:43
I got to leave here to go somewhere else
34:46
Leave your laces to go someplace else.
34:49
What have you got in there?
34:50
I got something really nice.
34:52
good morning, my name is Kirk Hooker.
34:54
I'm a cancer survivor.
34:56
John, 61 years old,
34:57
finally got to ring the bell.
35:01
it's cancer behind him.
35:02
I decided to buy a 1955 Chevy
35:05
This is the guy that sent an email?
35:08
Okay, his name's Kirk.
35:10
And he's writing us a,
35:12
you just lost a whisper?
35:13
No, this is actually a nice one.
35:15
So it's not a problem.
35:16
It's not a problem.
35:17
That's why I'm bringing it up.
35:19
The reason I'm texting you,
35:20
John, is you have inspired me
35:21
to finish this car.
35:22
You said 93% of restores never finish.
35:25
I'm going to be the 7%.
35:28
You have helped me out.
35:29
You have really inspired me.
35:31
I've watched your shows
35:32
because I've had to sit in a chair
35:34
for years and watch the world go around me.
35:36
You've been a total inspiration.
35:38
I want to let you say thank you
35:39
and keep busting everybody's balls.
35:42
Keep busting everybody's balls.
35:44
That's our new t-shirt.
35:48
That makes me feel good.
35:54
He's going to finish your project
35:57
It's not ready yet.
35:58
Bring it back around.
35:59
No, there's no question.
36:00
They have busting balls.
36:01
You know, they have a busting ball.
36:08
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36:12
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36:14
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36:15
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36:18
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36:24
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37:21
You want to feel like a schmuck?
37:24
And yeah, it's a lot of money and this sounds braggy
37:28
I was watching me come yesterday
37:30
The auction in Kissimmee and there was a car that a buyer that we deal with
37:40
For 3.2 million dollars
37:45
Yes, no, I mean I'm not above that. I mean, I'm not I'm not scared of it
37:51
It just didn't make it was all of it. Okay. Okay, 918 Porsche paint-to-sample
37:57
Supercar, you know that son-of-a-bitch sold for yesterday. Oh boy. I
38:04
Could tell you at 3.2 million dollars the reserve is off. Oh geez
38:14
Unbelievable I've never seen that in my 30 years and what does somebody do with this? That's just an art
38:21
They think rock Hendrik bought it. I think okay
38:24
Now the these crazy rich guys speculate on art is what it is
38:28
It's just it's just art, you know these old cars and in these expensive cars
38:32
It's really like Jack and with baseball cards. Have you ever watched the baseball cards that are expensive? Yeah, and the what's his name?
38:42
Not gay, but he's goofy Logan Paul. Oh
38:51
I mean, he's not gay. I'm just being sarcastic. It's a ball busting show, right? Okay, so he you know
38:56
He didn't he sell his Pokemon card for two and a half million dollars, right?
38:59
I mean, why would you why would you give two and a half million dollars for a Pokemon?
39:04
Cuz it's somebody else be worth more, right? That's why they do it somebody'll pay three five five
39:09
You're just like no, it's not gonna advance. It's not worth it and
39:14
He was really I was really not yes
39:18
That's fine. You know it got offered around to several people and several people
39:21
Yeah, you weren't the only one just too big of a bite for that that the
39:26
Nobody saw the uptick coming number. However, that big tank card
39:30
Do you remember that one I bought for a lot of money?
39:33
The zero six, you know three this out here
39:37
it me comfort worth
39:39
Don't know. Do you even know what I'm talking about the vet? Yeah. Yeah
39:44
Saw that car yesterday one of them sold for a million and one of them sold for 700
39:51
So that's good news
39:54
But you know when mine goes up there many I do it
39:59
I never get that kind of luck I do get luck. That's not true. You have not like that
40:04
Two million dollar hit
40:06
A guy so the auction sold and a guy knew I had that car and he called through a guy that knows me and he's like
40:11
Hey, what we take for that car before I hadn't seen it sell yet
40:14
And I mark it up a little bit and price it and then I see that thing bring a million dollars
40:18
I takes back because I'm out. I
40:20
Don't know this guy. Somebody's just trying to lift me. That's cool
40:24
I'm gonna hang on to this
40:26
I finally made a bet that might be right because I owe Turley money on football bets that aren't right
40:31
Yeah, you've been avoiding betting for the last couple weeks
40:35
So if you wanted to do that this week, I'm gonna need the extra money out of that vet to pay you off
40:40
Yeah, you're only down 750, you know. Oh, that's it. Oh
40:45
There's a big weekend. Do you I mean, let's get after home boy. Yeah, cuz it's a big football week
40:51
Is this the best football weekend? Show me a big old boy. Are you? Oh?
40:55
Okay, I've got so much money made on that vet now. I'll do whatever you want. I'll do I'll bet 10,000
41:01
I'll bet a thousand I'll double down. I'm a habitual gambler. Well, you're down 750
41:10
Do you want to up at a hundred dollars a game? Sure?
41:14
All right, we'll do that just a cuz I don't want to get paid in nickels. Okay, but I hope you
41:20
But if I win this gonna be even worse more more taxes, yeah, exactly
41:26
Cuz you're gonna tax it. You don't want to just pay them as a bonus. All right first game
41:36
12 and 5 Buffalo Bills at the 14 and 3 Broncos
41:40
Broncos are favored by
41:42
No, they're dog by point and a half now. That's where it's at a point and a half you go on the road
41:47
Okay, I'll go first
41:50
And this is I'm strictly doing this because I think Alan's a better quarterback than bow Nick's I'm going with a quarterback on
41:56
Okay, so I'm gonna say yes the bills will cover that one and a half
42:00
Okay, I will take the reciprocal of that bet sir. Okay, you got the Broncos. I got the Broncos. All right
42:05
And I think it's Broncos Hawks in the well
42:09
Okay, yeah, we might be that's the next game in fact it's 49ers 12 and 5 at the 14 and 3
42:17
Seattle see a Democrat liberal bowl brought to you by the onion
42:24
Niners have been banged up. They just keep winning though. They had this game two weeks ago. Yeah, they've this is the rubber match. They've
42:33
That was a great game two weeks ago. Yeah, and
42:37
Was it a three-point game? Yeah, they're both been three-point games
42:40
Seattle's favorite right now by 7 3 2 weeks ago when the Hawks played and they beat them
42:45
Yeah, it was three. Was it a three-point game? Yeah, and so
42:49
Apparently there's rumors that Donald's hurt
42:52
But he's playing they haven't really officially said anything about that. So there's that don't you have to worry about
42:59
Do the Seahawks win by seven and a half John?
43:04
Agree so we get to move the line. Well, I mean we had this contest two weeks ago. It was a three-point game
43:09
So Seahawks do win. Yes, I agree that on that point
43:12
So you get to move the line since you were picked first. What do you move it to?
43:21
Can I just take the Niners with the points I
43:25
Mean you could do that. Yeah, but I mean it's I don't think Seattle's gonna win though by the by the spread either
43:31
So we have to move the line. No, no, no, no, I'll have the Niners winning the seven and a half
43:38
So you just have them the Niners straight up winning but with the points I
43:42
Get a seven and a half point spread, right? No Seattle's favored by seven and a half. Oh duh. I'm sorry. I'm not thinking you're right
43:53
Okay, we'll move the line. Do you want to move the line? We get to do it first. Mm-hmm. It's your your three
43:59
So it's the Seattle win by three and we gotta put a half right three and a half
44:08
Take that yes, but I don't want Seattle winning by three
44:11
I still think that I'm the Niners are gonna win. Okay. Well, I'm taking Seattle win by three and a half
44:16
Okay, so I got the Niners. Yeah, all right the nine the game Sunday at two o'clock the Texans 12 and five at the 14
44:23
Three Patriots Patriots are favored by three and a half points. That's at two o'clock
44:27
Are the Texans defense route for real? I mean they look really good against the Steelers
44:31
I'm gonna bet like a chick on this one. You're gonna take the Texans on course. I mean it's I'm a Texan you can take them
44:37
I think the Patriots win I do too and cover the spread to you. So that's fine
44:40
And then Sunday at 5 30 the 12 and five Rams at the 11 six bears
44:46
It's gonna be cold could be snowy
44:49
Can where it's at Chicago and the Rams are favored right now, which is crazy
44:56
It's four and a half points the line's gone up from three and a half to four and a half the Rams are favored
45:02
It's my pick I'm gonna pick
45:05
I'm gonna take the Rams to win and cover
45:09
Okay, I got that. I'm I think the Chicago wins period
45:13
Okay, I'm strictly going again. Just the better quarterback. That's kind of where I'm going off of
45:17
Well, it seems to be how all the money goes and all the all the coaches and the owners bet on this too
45:22
And then the last game of course the championship for college football in Miami number 10 Miami
45:28
13 and 2 versus number one
45:30
Indiana 15 and oh does the home field environment help out Miami John
45:36
No, they're favored now right now Indian is favored by eight and a half points. Mm-hmm
45:42
What are you gonna do? I am gonna say Indiana wins, but does not cover. Okay, I'll take that. Okay. Well, hang on
45:55
I'll take that okay, and there's a picks I do not think Miami
45:59
Will get their butts kicked that's what I think
46:02
You're saying they're gonna get the but but not cover so I'm saying they're gonna get their butt kicked. Yeah, I'm good
46:07
Okay, yeah, and there you know SMU beat Miami
46:11
And Indian is just they don't turn the ball over. They don't make fun of Indians. No, Indiana
46:18
Indiana. Yeah, they don't make mistakes
46:23
Did you guys see the Pittsburgh Taylor fans turn on Aaron Rogers?
46:29
Oh, dude, so the coach quit has Rogers quit yet. No
46:35
Officially yet, but it was Monday night, of course Pittsburgh Steelers lost their playoff game against the Houston Texans
46:40
And then ABC's given Aaron Rogers this moment. And of course these fans were giving him none of it to number six
47:02
It was looking like time, but I've enjoyed a lot of a lot of games watching that guy man
47:07
Yeah, I remember Raffles burger and Brett farm and when they they left I was like, you know, there's a kind of a hole in you
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It's the next crop that's he's the last of that. Oh Mohicans there. So yeah
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There's your picks. Good luck John decision on your own and not let the fans tell you lighting rounds coming up
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It's the car segment where you call in right now pick up your phone if you want to sell your car
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We buy expensive cars like we're talking about we buy classic collector cars, but our real
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But unlike car max and caravana were great buyers on Lamborghini's Porsches
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Resto mods all that cool stuff to cool trucks, you know, your happy days cars
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I mean, I'll tell you what they're worth, but I had a guy offer me a Hudson Hornet yesterday one of 30,000 Ford
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It's got original patina, you know, aka needs a paint job and I told him I give him 15 grand for it
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And I had him show me comps of what where he's getting us 30 grand
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And the cars that he's getting 30 grand from our restored car shirt, but this one's all original
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Yeah, but it's not as good as a restored car. Oh, this is not a muscle car. I got work to do on it
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Oh, yeah, well, I'm not gonna do it. No, so the next guy's gonna have to so it's got to be half price
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Anyway, beer back. Oh
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Hit him up right now
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This is the John Clay Wolf show Sam and El Paso
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84 El Camino, please tell me it's an SS
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Well, that tells me why you want 10,000 for it then
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Because if it's an SS you'd want retail of an SS because you won't retail on this one
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I don't think I can make it work from 10 dog
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84 El Camino, okay, I mean
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It's sitting in their front yard. It's not going anywhere
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It's it's a lawn ornament. It's what it is sounds nice
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What um does it need paint I mean you're in El Paso the Sun out there is not the most pleasant
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Yeah, it does need paint. It's not bad
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But it does if you really wanted to restart it would need to paint job
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Why do you want 10,000? Why would you call me and hit me at 10,000 like I'm a schmuck? I
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Wouldn't hit you like that man
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Just what I mean, I don't need to sell it. I'd want to sell it, but I don't need to do you want to sell it for what it's worth
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What's it worth five
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I'm not gonna give it away. That's not giving it away. You've got a car that needs paint. That's a lawn ornament
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It's not an SS. It's not highly desirable. It kind of looks you know what it looks like it
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It's not the sexiest bitch in the drawer
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It's just okay. No, but
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It's pretty nice. It's not a 70s if it was a 70s. We've got a different early 70s
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We've got a different animal on our hands, but this thing kind of looks like that little it's a little old man car
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You know and he was a little bit nerdy the guy that drove this car
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And but but but he thought he still had a little sex in him and that's why he went with the El Camino
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People buy sexual muscles sexy. I keep using that word, but I mean it this car does not
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Have any pheromones have come get me. It's just there. Okay
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So that's okay. I'll just hang on to it. It's fine. Thank you though. I appreciate your time. Thank you. I appreciate
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People that was pleasant. It was pleasant. He was nice
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He wanted to knock me out if he could clean my clock. He'll take it if he can't eat. I'm stealing
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You're stealing this is this I mean
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Why is my life so stressful?
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I'm proud of you John. You didn't you didn't allow yourself to be pulled into that
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Well, I mean that we did this is all I do all day lawn ornament
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The guys that get a couple more opinions and realize that I'm right then they're then they're arguing over the extra
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500 they want like this guy'll give 45. You said you'll give five. I'm trying to get 55
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I just want to win. I just want to beat the car dealer and make sure you guys lose
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That's what I need to do to make myself happy
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That's fine. Go to give me the vent calm. Let's play beat the car dealer
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We buy a thousand cars a week, so we're making somebody happy bear back
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Michael like rap like he liked that 56 song in the club like the beat so he'd be jamming to the beat
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We'd be riding in the car Michael just be jamming to the beat. He'd be like
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It's cool till he starts saying the words that's when it sounds crazy
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So our radio stations playing Michael Jackson music again is is all that over and everybody's back to loving Michael Jackson again
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I haven't heard much of him
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If you it depends on the channel man, they're playing them on 80s channels
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They're playing them on a couple of the what used to be called R&B station soul stations
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So what's going on with Bill Cosby after he got out? Where's he nothing?
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He doesn't do me stand out
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No, he said he was blind
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So yeah, he can still do stand up. I don't think you think any comedy club would hire him. No, there's no way no
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One guy told me that Cosby ruined his reputation from being a hypocrite
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And I said no, I think it was the raping. Yeah
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Sure, the raping. Yeah, I mean how can you do non-hypocritical raping? I love to rape
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I hate myself for it, but I love to rape and here's a Jello pudding pop and it might have a little spice in it
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Cuz you look sexy. Can you pull that Bobo, please? Yeah
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Yeah, definitely definitely wish I had the music out though. Can you do that again, please?
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And he drugged him. He drugged him to do it too, which is just you know, that's pretty insidious man, right?
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Well, you mean to do it again. No, no, don't I can't I know you can what's going on with Bill Cosby
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Where's he these days? You know one guy told me ruined his reputation from being a hypocrite and I said no
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No, it was the raping. I think
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How could you have non-hypocritical raping? I love to rape. I hate myself for it, but man
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I sure like doing that. That was clean. Good. Thank you. Thank you
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No, I just take whatever was on the run sheet and throw it on there, okay
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That's what we have on there. You pick the titles. Yeah, I mean there's the emus jumped out at you as something
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That would be very attractive to people. We have an email. Let's get there, you know, Florida
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And now from North America's own land down under it's time for Sunshine State news
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With your certified lifeguard
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That was a report of an emu on the loose in Florida this week Corporal Keisler is his name
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Tracked down this big old bird said the bird ignored his commands kicked him several times using the big talons
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Fled on foot, you know, then things can run up to 30 miles an hour. Oh, yeah
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30 miles an hour. He finally had to last of it and use cuffs to secure his legs
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Here's cut number eight and I'm pursued on email. Come here. Come on. Oh
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This way, you know some big old talons. I'll be honest with you. I've never handcuffed an emu before
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Look who's got you now
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Are you done resisting I don't want to have to charge you. Hey, don't bite me. Now you're behaving, aren't you?
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Secured a full set of cuffs on this emu
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Screw that man if you've ever been anywhere close one of these things. Yeah, these are these are cruel vicious
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Creatures big powerful quick quick story little league football field in Grand Prairie, Texas
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There's somebody had a farm of these. Okay, they got out
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Our team we had to run and get up into the stands because they're running around loose in the field. I mean, they're mean
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Like bees man. Oh, yeah, shoot them. Well, we didn't have me or Grand Prairie
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I think I think everybody's okay to do open arms and Grand Prairie great gunpoint. Yes
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That's what is known for but no, we didn't have guns at the top. You got one more Florida
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Remember them if you've seen the movie roof man where the guy hides in a toilet. I have not that's kind of good
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Actually, it's not bad 18 year old guy
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This guy was arrested for trying to stay in a Walmart store in Inglewood for 24 hours part of a tick tock challenge
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So he's gonna try to stay in there as long as he can
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deputies in Inglewood discovered
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Isaac M. Hurley after an employee found him hiding out in the pet department here some of the local news report
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I'm about to do an overnight challenge in Walmart because I'm homeless. So make sure you follow the YouTube
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And everything like that
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make sure you like this and
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Post share everything he failed the challenge pretty quickly
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Deputies say he was only in the store for less than an hour as people online trying to get prosecutors to drop the charges
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I heard from other information that he was a young person that was only about 18
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That's typical for them to make a crazy mistake like that that you can't just trespass on
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Walmart's property deputies say they found Hurley in the dog bed section with an iPhone charger that he stole
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So hopefully he'll get
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Some kind of counsel it helps him when he goes to court
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And this won't be a big story in his life, but it'll be something he doesn't tell his children
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That dude only made an hour and a whole hour of his 24 hour tick tock challenge
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I mean, that's easy to do an hour in a grocery store in a Walmart. I mean my God, there's no employees
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They're not gonna find you a lot of hiding places, but there are a lot of people carrying around, you know
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The shoppers the shoppers are still going getting deliveries ready for tomorrow. That's Walmart shoppers
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It's trafficked up me and my cousins used to want to go and hide in
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Six flags over Texas wait until they closed down and like hide somewhere and you could do that come out and ride
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The rollercoaster when I was doing a TV show with Russ Martin
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We faked that we we faked one time that we hung out in Six Flags and rode the roller coaster all night
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Well, it was a fake. Well, I mean we were eight so we didn't know it was a big plan. Yeah, somebody's got to run the roller coaster
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I was thinking about you this morning JD Ryan. Oh lord in your old life with Russ Martin
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You know, he was a this all this car crap
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Yep, all these fancy cars and muscle cars. That was part of his deal, too. Absolutely. He had the Munster mobile
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He had the generally he had the what else did you all ever drive? Oh, yeah, of course the Batmobile's not one
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But you did you ever drive? Yep. I let me let me drive the
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What's a Mach 5? Oh the Corvette in big U. Sligate duo car. Yep. He had that one
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What else did he had all weird?
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He just had TV cars cars and I thought about grabbing you this morning when I went for my little drive should I had
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Were you already here when I left here? I left for the show because it was before Sunup
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I did not see you leave. So yeah, I didn't I get here at 701. I think I left about 650
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I mean it doesn't pass you on the road. Anyway, huh? I just wanted to go for a drive
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Yeah, and we've got this car here that it's got a story with it a badass Lamborghini Evo Huracan and it's
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Parked here for an undisclosed reason, but I was like I need to drive it every once in a while
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So I went and did the Walnut loop in about an hour
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And um, you know started off being cool and they got faster and faster
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I'm really just gonna cruise I'm not gonna do it and then you start going through these corners
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I'll know these windy roads like and it says 25 and you do it at 50
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Yeah, it feels good and you like do a 25 turn at 70 and you're just thinking
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Farmer coming out of his gate with a load of hay dear on the other side
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You're not gonna run into a kid on a bicycle out here
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But no you've just got to really be looking in front of you a lot of deer. Yeah
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What's what like what's it like driving that thing? I can't even imagine. I mean, is it just like riding in on rails? Yes
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Yes, it is like riding on rails
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Actually we went for a drive last week if you remember last week I said hey it was about this time meet me
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Meet me at the Bosque Cantina. We'll do cars and quesadillas and go for a drive
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I'll tell you how that worked out as soon as we get back
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And now we return to the John Clay Wolf show presented by give me the Vin.com. I want to talk about sex with housekeepers
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We'll do that in a minute after we talk about cars and quesadillas
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We need to get this out now before the little kids get in the car on Saturdays
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Indeed um cars and quesadillas
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Last Sunday, I just said hey through that out just threw it out
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It's an idea meet at the Bosque canteen for brunch and you know, I expected
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I mean it was just very light-hearted and I pulled I said I'll be at the garage about 9 o'clock
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And we'll walk across to the canteen at 10 and then we'll go for a cruise
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So I pulled up to the garage about 9 15 over 30 people there. Oh, wow
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People yeah, and there were 28 cars cool cars to super cool cars
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There was one quarter million dollar
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Camaro 69 that was this old my only I wish I would have spent more time with that car
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I was there it is right there on the screen. Oh, wow. Yeah, he just finished me. Oh, dude
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He puts a gun underneath it everything everything
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Yeah, oh there there they are these are this is last weekend go to the JCW show right now
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Watch the YouTube JCW show calm. Let's look at us up pulling in
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So traffic jam. It was really fun
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Yeah, this is great
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So we walked around the garage show them cars went upstairs walked across the canteen and then we I was like hey
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We got a map this out and and Dwayne Sanderson the guy that I bought the boss nine from
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He knows the area very well because he owns a trucking company in Glen Rows
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So he knows all the back roads and Mark Cuban. He's a good friend. It's Kyle's dad
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There's the guys in there doing it and there's Dwayne nine. We're working on the charts of quesadillas
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And so we get our map laid out and then we took off and
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Dude the roads were better than what I thought. I didn't realize that
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There were better roads than what I even knew about so I learned something I learned a new trail
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And it was really good
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But I think we should start doing that once a month
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Right, this is literally no pre-promotion nothing you just threw it out on the air and that's the way it needs to be
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Yeah, I just want to keep it chill. I'm pretty I want to have fun. I don't want to work
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You don't want to have it be in some event where you know all this no the name
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He's calling and then in the mirror gets involved or publicist. Yeah, look at all those people. That's great
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With that fun, yeah, that's Bob Luke. He he buys cars from us at Mannheim for years
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And and then the guy that I bought the chip footh Chevelle from Fred
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He came with his son and what was cool is a lot of that and he brought that badass rest of my truck
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What was cool is a lot of people that like came to the car show and they enjoyed it. I'm like, okay
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So let's start doing more of this. There's something about just taking your vehicle out and going for a ride
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But if you get to do it with a group that's not pressure, right biggest thing because a lot of people like
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Oh, you want to show your car off?
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This was chill and it but but like when I pulled it around the corner at the garage
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They were all lined up kind of like the car show day and I was like, oh my god
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This is perfect. So I want to keep doing that. Do we do it on the first Sunday of every month of the last Sunday?
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What's the difference just you need something people can remember I was looking at the next two Sundays and the last Sundays this weekend
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I can't do this weekend. I'll be in Scottsdale
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So what events happen? Yeah first the first Sunday. You usually don't have as many events
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I know if you start setting it up. It's gonna be
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But I'm not gonna I'm not gonna let it be a pain in the okay
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I'm gonna show up. I'm gonna be just like them. I'm gonna I'm there for the cars
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I'm there for the fun
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But what's one thing about these car culture people is they start taking care of each other. They don't need me
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They start talking and communicating and I'm just getting you know
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Yes, but you don't have to be there if you're there there's a group. Yeah, I definitely because there'll be a weekend
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I can't make it sure it would be great to do it on Saturdays because I'm always here
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But you know, we don't get up there till noon and then what I did notice on the second leg
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It was a two-hour drive and on the second leg. We started losing some people, but there were a lot of people from Dallas
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That's a drive. Yeah, me. It's an hour or 40. So they're already taking a drive. Yeah, right, right, right
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But no, we need it. We need to do this. So should we do it the first?
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Sunday of every month and then the next one would be um
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Yeah, whether permitting you're in the winter but you're already looking for excuses not to do it
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In the wind chill and if there's clouds
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Look at the smoke on the yeah
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There's some like chalk mountain and in up by Pellexie and then we went over to ferry and then went down to
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Crampals gap. You want to see the video? It's JCW show comm and follow us on YouTube. Yeah
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We had a big time out of the town people okay with the burnouts
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I mean they moved out to the country for a reason that's true. I mean it's like saying on the town people okay with horses
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Well, there's a horse and I just saw a poop. Yeah. Well, that's why you move to the country. There's dust on this dirt road
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Yeah, it's got my car dirty. Yeah, that's why you moved out to the country
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There you go. I think yeah first Sunday every month first Sunday very months show up or no show up
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Yeah, whatever. Yeah phenomenal turnout for impromptu though
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Yeah, and we'll just do it like that and I don't care if it gets big if it gets small
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But I do this well actually we ride on Sunday morning's dirt bikes my foot will be unbroken pretty soon
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But this is one this is one Sunday a month. Yeah, we just do this first Sunday very much
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Getting it on with babysitter. I'm not a babysitter, but I'm a maid maid. You mean like a hotel a hotel or your housekeeper
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I was thinking about well, I want to protect the innocence. So I have two friends that made it with the housekeeper
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One of them's name his fake name is Homer
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Okay, and when his girlfriend showed up she said
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This place is too clean
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And she started digging through the trash yeah, and she found a receipt from the liquor store for Marguerite's mix in tequila
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Okay, she completely
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Got him to admit the whole thing
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Well, he's an idiot. Oh, you found his receipts, but you know start putting why is this place so clean?
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Why is it over here? What's this and who why did you need this much margarita?
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And if you just had the maid over why'd you would you in the maid have margaritas in there? Yeah made the maid
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It's just too easy. That's just simple enough. Is it easy. Yeah, right there. I mean come on
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Yes, it's like flight attendants and pilots on layovers. You got a hotel paid for by the airline
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You're in a different town. It's just too easy if you have a housekeeper hotel or home a story
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What I mean would tell me you're a friend. We just had
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Who's we go for that girlfriend? I had back in the 90s 90s. Okay. It was a lot of housekeepers in the 90s
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Yes, she had a little cute little TCU girl
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They used to come over and take watch her kids in the afternoons and the kids would go out
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Side and play and she would take care of the house and it's just too easy
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So, how did you make the move? I didn't really make the move. She did. Oh, wow. Yeah, and what was the age spread? I was
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31 and she was a cute little TCU girl says she was 21 21
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Maybe 35 21 and how did this all end up? I
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Never got caught until just now
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I didn't get caught, you know, you just she went off to college is the answer and it was terrible. I feel awful about it
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Thanks for bringing it up. I had another friend. I just remembered another one when he took one on a trip and
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He went the day a few days before yeah, and he took the nanny was Mrs.
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And the housekeeper I like a housekeeper story better. Oh, but um
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He you know, he started rubbing her back or something outside and then he made the move and she freaked out and
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She went in the bathroom and locked the door
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And they start a hostage situation. She's calling her parents
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Houston he's down on the beach his wife and kids are coming like two days later off and he is like
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Negotiating with her and offering her money. I'll do anything. Just I'm so sorry. It was completely my fault
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I'm so so sorry. Here's a hundred. Here's 200. Yeah, he got up there
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Did it but the more money he offered her the more she told her dad what he was doing. Oh
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How'd that one turn out bad? I mean dad come in and yeah, he came and picked up his daughter the next morning and
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I just told me misread the signals. He he obviously is a blind man when it comes to the signal signal
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Did his family find out his wife? I don't think so
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Holy cow, that's a boy. That's high pressure high pressure
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Now he's got to find a new maid too. Well, no, she's a she was a nanny our name here babysitter
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800-800-7234-800 800 radio if you've got a story like that. I'd love to hear it
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Bobo. Have you ever had have you ever made it with the housekeeper? Ah
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In a hotel once man
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Start lying. No, this is true. There's a there's a hotel
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It's still there in Waco called the Thunderbird hotel. Oh, yes, and they had turned it into a I think a motel six
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We're you know renovating cleaning up and they had a lot of staff a lot of staff
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And I was down there for a couple of days
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Doing a little business
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And I yeah, and I was very popular with the with the maid staff
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It was cool because they they enjoy a you know rum as much as I do
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So how did it work out? I mean get to the good stuff worked out. Good. No
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Over to have some drinks and we're saying them as plural. Yeah, I'm a detail man
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Yes, I went for breakfast to the first taco Cabana. I've ever been aware
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I was there in Waco way before we had my peer and I like our callers to talk
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I brought breakfast about back to the room and they they came around. Oh, can we help you?
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Yeah, come on in come in you want some champagne was
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You know just spending leisure time with the help
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And it was phenomenal. Did you did you make it with more than one staff member? Yes
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I'm not proud. I'm not proud. They didn't mind. Yeah, a little bit. That's good
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They didn't mind so you stuffed them full of champagne and taquitos
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You did bring a taco boy. No taco cabana cabana
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My bad, we'll be right back my name's John club with my cars on the radio for why I don't want to save the sponsors name after that last
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Segment I don't think they'd appreciate it. We'll be right back
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Too much caffeine and I was thinking about myself and then there she was
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In platform double sweet, yeah, there she was
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Hey, this just reminded me of some
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That we're going to turn into a buggy. We've got all the people to build it except the Chassis
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Builder, so we've got to build it out of tubes
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To do this, right? We've got to build a tube frame for this Lamborghini and I need a tube builder
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JCW show.com or GMTV garage calm and send me an email
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And if you want to be a part of this go to GM TV garage or JCW show.com
14:47
So you can have somebody from Chicago show up again
14:49
Just whatever so somebody that they need to show me examples of what they did and I am going to call some references
14:54
But if you want to be part of the bill this time
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We come down here and do this in a week and we can make you in the video and the videos get million views a piece
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So it's gonna help your business
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Not saying I'm not gonna pay you but I'm not gonna pay you a lot because it's gonna be a lot of free advertising. Sure make sense
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800-800-7234-800-800 radio. What have you got JD?
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Well, this is kind of a sad story the one of the co-founders of the grateful dead is
15:18
Grateful and now dead Bob. We are passed away last week at the age of 78
15:22
Here's some Bob actually telling Dan rather remember Dan rather
15:27
How just a by chance meeting you know a lot what happens with groups and life
15:31
You just run into somebody he ran into Jerry Garcia back in 1963
15:37
It became a very much a life-changing event for a lot of us kind of a one
15:40
It started for me on a New Year's Eve between 1963 and 64
15:44
I was wandering the back streets of Palo Alto. We heard banjo music coming out from behind the music store that we used to frequent
15:51
I just turned 16 and Jerry came in Jerry Garcia and he asked us if we played the instruments
15:56
We sure that evening so much fun that we decided we couldn't just walk away from it
16:01
Might as well just make a little band out of it and we did Tom Snyder interviewed both Bob and Jerry on the
16:07
Tomorrow show back in the 80s and Bob
16:09
There's just some great answers and how unique the grateful dead really was kind number two
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Did you think when you were starting that it would ever evolve into this mystique that has come to surround the group called the
16:19
Grateful Dead we didn't think when we were starting. No, we didn't think
16:23
The only kind of plans we ever made were like going to Egypt and playing under the pyramids
16:27
Those are the only kind of plans we ever started out with we actually got around to it
16:31
1978 yeah, what changes do you see in what you've done over the years and how have you managed to be evolutionary and stay current?
16:38
I don't think we stayed current. You know, I don't think we ever were current. Yeah, right
16:43
I think we've been sort of singular in our whole endeavor and probably stay that way
16:48
I mean all we try to do is just satisfy our own standards
16:51
In case you don't remember of course Bob was a feature to lead on many many of their songs you won
16:57
Oh, yeah number three
17:28
I've seen a lot of videos lately of Bob Weir strumming with Dwight Yoko and playing that,
17:58
you know, they used to do Merle Haggard's Working Man Blues and him duetting with Dwight
18:03
on that is pretty damn cool.
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He's dead, he's dead, rest in peace Bob, you and Jerry playing in the heaven, I just never
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was a jam band guy.
18:16
We're down to two grateful dead members from their star lineup, who's left, Kruzman and
18:22
Mickey Hart, the drummers.
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I've never done LSD so it never hit me in the right vein.
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You don't have to do LSD to enjoy a jam band.
18:29
Weed, yeah, probably, it helps a little bit.
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They were funky though, like this, I love this song too, Shake Down Street.
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See, I don't know any of them, maybe I need to get into it.
18:39
Donald Fagan was playing this on his solo tour a few years ago.
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Yeah, oh, it's super, super, yeah.
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Speaking of music, let's do backtracks.
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800-800-7234-800-800, radio's the call in number to guess these songs, you
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can guess the two songs that were playing backwards, you can go to jcwshow.com and click
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Merch and get anything you want on there.
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I know nothing, so I'm playing along with you and I haven't said the artist yet, cut
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I don't know if you can get the artist from there.
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That sounds like Motley Crue.
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It's definitely Motley Crue.
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Okay, so it's Motley Crue backtracks and you've got to guess the two songs, cut one.
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I remember that song and I don't know the name of it.
19:50
This is one of my favorite Crue songs.
19:52
This was not a radio song, the second one, a little bit, but I mean it was actually early
19:58
on when they really blew up.
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It was before the whole hits thing happened.
20:03
These are both pretty early.
20:04
The day in history we've got 1981, hair metal history was made when bass guitarist
20:08
Nicky Six left his band London to begin rehearsals with drummer Tommy Lee, effectively
20:14
marking the beginning of Motley Crue.
20:15
That group eventually submitted their legendary line up with vocalist Vince Neil and
20:19
guitarist Mick Mars, 1981.
20:22
It has been that long ago.
20:27
Listening to you looking for a welder to build the chassis for that Lamborghini.
20:33
Go ahead and throw that picture up, Kyle.
20:34
You've got it of the Lamborghini we're going to build.
20:40
That's what you want to go with?
20:45
What do you have there?
20:46
Kyle, do you have the other picture of the Lamborghini shell on the, on the, there
20:50
So that showed up last night.
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Oh, is that the one from the video?
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That was sitting in.
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And it got here last night.
20:59
I did not know it was on its way.
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And I was pulling out of the gate and saw it at the body shop.
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Oh my God, it's here.
21:04
One of your latest episodes, you didn't realize you had that.
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I forgot I bought it.
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I've had it sitting in Mississippi for a long time.
21:09
Dennis Collins and I bought it together and I saw him the other day.
21:14
Now there's a bucket truck in that group of cars also and he wanted the bucket
21:18
truck at his place because he needed it to trim trees.
21:21
And he was telling me what he thought this Lamborghini would bring.
21:23
Oh, it's not going to bring much.
21:24
And I told him what I wanted to do with it.
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He's like, well, you know, I think it'd bring 20 grand.
21:28
I'm bringing a trailer.
21:29
I'm like, in that condition.
21:31
And I said, well, it became interesting because there were partners on it, but
21:35
we're partners on the bucket truck also that I haven't got to see.
21:38
I funded the whole deal.
21:39
Not that Dennis doesn't have the money, but that was just my part.
21:42
I kind of like, Hey, let me pay for this one.
21:44
Let's do it together.
21:46
Um, so long story short, I was like, Hey man, you keep the bucket truck.
21:50
I'll keep the salvage title Lamborghini that has no motor and no
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transmission and he didn't like the deal.
21:55
But then he said, I'm easy.
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When I told him how fun the build was going to be, what I wanted to do.
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Let's see the, uh, let's see the, um, mock up again.
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What do you have in it?
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Motorized LSLT something, but that's going to be super duper, duper, duper,
22:10
That's going to be, that's going to be the one I keep.
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That's, that's going to be what 200 grand build at least.
22:17
You don't think so?
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No, we've already got the car.
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And if we can get a suspension, um, advertiser,
22:24
because the suspension is the expensive part and the wheels and the tires,
22:27
we'll, we'll figure it out.
22:29
That's going to be fun.
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That's going to be a keeper.
22:32
And then we could take it and run a race in it.
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And then, then you can shoot me, kill me.
22:37
I've done everything I needed to do in life because that's
22:40
really what I've been running against is I just the clock.
22:43
The clock, the clock.
22:44
I know, I know you want to argue with me, but I am I not
22:48
allowed to feel like I'm going to die?
22:49
No, you, you're not going to die.
22:51
First of all, you're going to die.
22:53
We're all going to die.
22:54
But you keep telling people we're going to be off the air too.
22:57
I've, I'm walking through Walmart the other day.
22:59
Don't know the guy I've never seen him before.
23:01
Never even says hi.
23:02
It doesn't say hello, JD.
23:04
He just walks by me and goes, Hey, still I'm taking
23:07
that radio show off there.
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I said, no, I don't know.
23:14
Well, our, our, our 20th year will be in June.
23:18
And that's when we're going to quit.
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That's when we're going to quit.
23:20
I don't have time to build that limber.
23:23
The guy in Walmart will be upset.
23:25
Do you have any callers there for the contest that have
23:30
Um, I don't have the answers, by the way.
23:32
So this'll, I'll let Bobo handle it.
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Um, I guess the crew song, Wendy in Denver, Colorado.
23:39
What are your two guesses?
23:40
I may have these out of order, but the first one is
23:43
live wire Motley crew.
23:45
The second one is too young to fall in love.
23:47
Damn, Wendy, Wendy.
23:48
She got a little bit better than it used to be.
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Click Merch, pick anything you like, and we will mail it
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to you for being this week's winner.
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I'm going to put you on hold and pre-cake and grab your
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I got a really nice gift too, man.
24:15
I've got like a limited EP from 1983 between their
24:21
They did like a three song EP, very limited.
24:24
It was a Black Friday edition, very limited on vinyl,
24:28
on red and black vinyl.
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Hey, the car thing is the next segment.
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We're going to take a commercial break.
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I mean, a music break with a couple of commercials in it.
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Jason in Texas, 08 Cadillac XLR Platinum.
25:49
So is that the color?
25:53
I guess that's just, this isn't my car.
25:56
It's my mother-in-law's girlfriend for a couple of 80-year-old women.
26:01
But she's kind of looking to get rid of it.
26:06
I think she's going to go to a, I'll do something.
26:10
Is it breaking down on her?
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I'm not going to have a car.
26:14
Because they're really bad about electrical problems.
26:17
Like they're, that Cadillac XLR is one of the worst electrical
26:21
problems cars we've ever traded.
26:22
The tops always get screwed up.
26:24
It's just, that car's not worth a whole lot.
26:26
I'd give eight grand for it.
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Well, I'll let, I'll let them know.
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I don't, I mean, like I said, I don't know exactly what the plan is.
26:35
I just told them to give me the make model and mileage and all that.
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I'd call in, I'd listen to y'all every, every Saturday.
26:43
Make sure it's not a V.
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If it is a V, which is a hot rod, that's a different animal.
26:48
And we'll give a lot more money.
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Anyway, eight grand for an XLR with 108 on it.
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Go to give me the vent.
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Everybody, thank you.
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David, thank you for calling.
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You're live on the radio.
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What is a Mustang SHO?
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Or did he write that down wrong?
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It's my ex-wife's car.
27:15
And it's, now I got to put a starter solenoid on it.
27:19
But yeah, she just needs to get a car that she can drive around to work.
27:23
And now I got this one.
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Well, I'm familiar with the Ford Taurus.
27:26
I'm familiar with the 05 Ford Taurus SHO.
27:29
But I've never heard of an 05 Mustang SHO.
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Yeah, it's an 05 SHO.
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I think it's a 6 cylinder.
27:39
But it's all normal.
27:42
I mean, it's all, you know, just the way it was.
27:45
Yeah, it's probably, God, I mean, these cars aren't worth much.
27:51
Probably a couple of grand.
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Rob, Bill Carlton in Houston can build that buggy frame on Lamborghini.
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Yes, I have a couple of things I need to say just really, really quick.
28:08
My name is Rob, I'll give you my last name, but I have a housekeeper that's stalking me.
28:14
Okay, good for you.
28:16
Two is, Bill Carlton can build you a frame.
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He's out of Houston.
28:23
I'm going to have Bill Carlton call me.
28:25
I'm going to have to take this metal or extensive and he can build you a frame for the buggy.
28:31
Well, I'm wanting to build it here in our shop, so he's going to have to come up here to do it
28:34
and have Bill call me if he wants to do it.
28:37
All right, I'll see what I can do.
28:40
Had another guy email me.
28:44
Something in Oklahoma.
28:45
He said he just started his business.
28:47
Hello, listening to your radio.
28:48
Just heard you're looking for a roll cage builder.
28:50
I own warrior repairs and mobile services.
28:53
Welder fabricator just started my business seven months ago.
28:55
Give me a shot, please.
28:58
CJ, go to Jayce that we already did.
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I'll email you back and send me some pictures.
29:04
And you'll be here for about a week.
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We'll buy all the materials.
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We'll make a deal for your labor.
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But I want you to come out to the ranch and build it here on camera for our videos.
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And big shout out to our, what do you call it, fan club?
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Show support community.
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A lot of them are on the YouTube stream chatting to each other.
30:14
And they've got a Facebook page called, they changed a little bit.
30:21
The Wolfpack Knights that say neat.
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Good morning to all you guys.
30:27
The Knights that say sell that bitch.
30:29
Like a Monty Python reference.
30:33
The, the Golden Globes.
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Yeah, she was great though.
30:38
Yeah, she did a great job.
30:39
We had the kind of opening slam at CBS news.
30:43
We played that one earlier.
30:44
We're going to hear it again.
30:46
I cannot believe the amount of star power we have in this room tonight.
30:51
There are so many A-listers.
30:53
And by A-listers, I do mean people who are on A-list that has been heavily redacted.
30:56
But, and the Golden Globe for best editing goes to the Justice Department.
31:07
And the award for most editing goes to CBS news.
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America's newest place to CBS news.
31:20
She also gave the old, you know,
31:22
Leonardo DiCaprio was there and was like,
31:24
oh, you know, his girlfriend is so young.
31:26
Explaining why she does that joke.
31:29
Leonardo DiCaprio was here for one man bun after another.
31:33
What a career you had.
31:34
I mean countless iconic performances.
31:36
You've worked with every great director.
31:38
You've won three Golden Globes and Oscar.
31:41
And the most impressive thing is that you were able to accomplish all of that before
31:44
your girlfriend turned 30.
31:45
I mean, it's just insane.
31:48
I'm sorry I made that joke.
31:50
You know what, I tried not to, but like,
31:52
we don't know anything else about you, man.
31:54
Like there's nothing else.
31:55
I was like, open up.
31:57
You ever notice he's always squinting?
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He's always squinting.
32:00
I wonder how that happened.
32:02
He's starting to look like Jack.
32:04
Yeah, in that last movie.
32:05
He does a little bit.
32:06
He had a moment or two with his daughter when he was like.
32:09
I wonder if his eyes are stuck that way
32:11
from squinting to read his girlfriend's ID
32:13
and making sure it starts with a two.
32:15
It's like Michael Madsen.
32:17
You know Michael Madsen, the actor,
32:18
he was in the Reservoir Dogs.
32:20
He played Mr. Blonde, the murderous one.
32:22
He had a deal where he'd look at people like, you know,
32:24
that girl, that girl, we wronged her.
32:27
This is probably high.
32:29
Sean Penn was nominated for Best Neck Veins.
32:32
Yeah, speaking of that, here she has a shot at Sean Penn, too.
32:36
Sean Penn is also here.
32:40
You're such an original.
32:41
You know, everyone in this town is obsessed
32:42
with looking younger.
32:43
Meanwhile, Sean Penn is like,
32:44
what if I slowly morph into a sexy leather handbag?
32:47
And I feel like that's hot.
32:52
Not only such an amazing actor,
32:54
but you're such a devoted humanitarian.
32:56
I mean, I feel like a lot of actors talk the talk,
32:59
but Sean Penn will actually go to the places in the world
33:01
that need help the most, and he will do cocaine there.
33:04
And I feel like we don't celebrate that.
33:07
And Sean, I did get permission to tell that joke
33:09
from your two best friends, Charlie Sheen and El Chapo.
33:12
So they say hi, blame it on them.
33:15
She covered the whole spectrum.
33:16
New Hollywood, old Hollywood.
33:17
He looks so old, Sean Penn does.
33:19
God, he looks awful.
33:20
I think his cologne is hickory smoke and mesquite flavor.
33:27
I had to get that out.
33:29
She takes a shot of New Hollywood and Old Hollywood,
33:33
Timothy Chalamet is here for Marty Supreme.
33:37
This is interesting.
33:37
Not a lot of people know this,
33:38
but Timothy Chalamet is the first actor in history
33:41
to have to put on muscle for a movie about ping pong.
33:45
He gained over 60 ounces.
33:48
And lastly, Steve Martin and Martin Short.
33:51
Keep proving to us that in this industry,
33:53
you are never, ever too old to still need money.
33:59
She's funny, but I mean, she's hot.
34:01
So I think that makes it better.
34:12
Was he doing that a couple of years ago?
34:13
Or he definitely hosts a world show.
34:16
Yeah, it wasn't the case.
34:16
You know, the ratings on those shows are like 20% of what they used to be.
34:20
Nobody watches them because most of the time,
34:22
they come out and do something political.
34:23
Nobody wants to see that.
34:25
I think it's because it's on television,
34:26
not on like Netflix or anything.
34:28
It's on the networks.
34:29
It's on the networks.
34:30
Nobody's watching the networks.
34:32
Okay, let's hands up.
34:33
Who's watched a network show recently,
34:36
like ABC, CBS, NBC or Fox?
34:42
That's not just saying the last month.
34:45
I mean Paramount, CBS.
34:47
Yeah, but that's streaming.
34:48
You're talking about streaming.
34:49
I'm talking about Channel 4, 5, 8.
34:52
If it's not sports, I'm not on there.
34:57
The whole thing's over.
34:58
I'd like to be an advertiser on NBC.
35:01
Google and YouTube.
35:03
Google owns YouTube.
35:04
They're taking over the world.
35:06
And they've got the sports now.
35:13
Speaking of political,
35:15
people always say they love this show
35:16
because I don't go political.
35:17
And this is not me going political.
35:19
If it is to you, then that's a you problem.
35:21
But I think it's ironic that, you know,
35:24
we basically went and kidnapped Pablo Escobar
35:31
And then we just say, hey, we're taking all your oil.
35:35
You've been doing that, too, while we're here.
35:37
While we're here, we're going to go ahead
35:38
and loot the place.
35:39
3 o'clock in the morning.
35:42
Are you coming with us?
35:44
And I'm sure there's good reasons,
35:45
but I talked to a friend of mine that was a general
35:47
in the army and he's Cuban.
35:49
And we were talking about all this stuff.
35:50
But I just, I think that I just don't think China
35:53
and Russia are going to let us get away.
35:56
Normally when mob hits go down
35:57
and you go into a territory and you take it,
36:00
then the other mob bosses call you
36:02
and say, you're going to cut it up.
36:04
And I just, how can that not happen?
36:06
If we claim that their oil is ours.
36:09
Because Russia and China are buying a lot of that oil.
36:11
It's pure capitalism as well.
36:14
You look at the first five families in the mafia,
36:18
New York, turn of the century, you've got to divvy it up.
36:22
You must allow us to take the water from the well.
36:24
I mean, we're not my beak.
36:28
We've got Tommy Carbon in here to give us a little idea
36:31
of what happens behind the scenes.
36:33
That's, you know, I'm impressed.
36:36
It's Bobo's making pretty good references
36:38
from the Gadfathers.
36:41
That's a good movie.
36:42
We've ever seen the Gadfathers.
36:44
Oh yeah, it's not all of them.
36:45
Have you ever watched it two times?
36:49
You'll have a little thing, a little linguine.
36:55
Makes a lot more sense when you got a good stomach on it.
36:59
That's what, you know, it's what they do.
37:02
You got the Colombians, got the cocaine, right?
37:05
Peru's making better cocaine I'm hearing these days
37:09
and when that slaughter market happens,
37:11
it's gonna happen big.
37:14
You know what I'm talking about?
37:16
I think you know what I'm talking about.
37:17
Meanwhile, you got El Salvador and what's the place where they
37:23
got the, it's right at the end of the Yucatan.
37:26
It's a little Belize.
37:28
Belize is a great island.
37:29
Prettiest hookas you ever saw.
37:31
Prettiest hookas you ever saw.
37:33
Now a lot of them are transgender.
37:35
I'm gonna say what, watch your leg?
37:37
No, well you gotta, you know what you want.
37:42
But it's all capitalism is what they say.
37:45
Now with the oil, you know, that's gonna be everywhere,
37:47
but you know, China's got no use for oil.
37:51
They're not going anywhere.
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Tom in Florida, you've got a 68-Vet hard top,
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60,000 miles, 350 engine.
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Bought it seven years ago.
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Restoring but not, but your finish, putting money into it.
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What's it need left to be good?
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The windshield wiper actuators and motor
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hasn't been completed with the new vacuum lines,
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where actually the tank's been replaced with a new tank
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and was preparing for it to have all of the new tank
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to be able to operate the headlights and the wiper assembly.
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Does it need paint?
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And decided just to...
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Actually, $10,000 worth of body work and paint into the 68.
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I've been working on it for six and a half years with money.
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What's the interior look like?
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Everything's brand new.
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Brand new leather, brand new.
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So it's a good looking car that's got a vacuum.
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The vacuum's not finished on it.
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And actually, John, I paid for electric headlights
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so that I would actually have the ability for what I was told
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is they have such a hard time running the valet
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and the wiper system itself needed.
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Are you Cocoa Beach?
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Okay, I've got a Cocoa Beach.
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That's where Sullins lives.
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I can send him over there to check it out.
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Okay, I'm going to go send my buddy over there to look at it.
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I'm heading to Tampa Monday to do a 50 car fine.
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And this guy's also got like 25, 427 engines.
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And to buy the cars, we've got to buy all the parts.
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And he's got 10 truckloads worth of parts.
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So this is going to be complicated.
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They're just reaching out.
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And then all these parts, I'll have to find a parts man.
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To just, I just want to sell all the parts to a parts guy.
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But he said you can't buy the cars out of parts
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because he's losing his lease.
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Well, while your man's here, I have a 66 Mustang
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convertible class A code VA three speed.
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Everything's there.
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It needs a full rent restoration.
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And I just haven't been able to put funds into it.
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I should put it somewhere that someone could do that.
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There are Facebook pages called unfinished projects.
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And all of these guys that don't,
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I probably should join it actually.
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The people that run into their unfinished projects,
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they start swapping like boxes and frames of stuff
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that they didn't finish.
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I'll finish that one.
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Yeah, I'll finish that one.
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So I would go to that because I'm going to bid you so crazy low.
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It's just not what I do on the unfinished project.
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But I will look at this other car.
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Well, John Clay, it took me at least an hour and a half
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just to get up the junction to call.
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I don't know if it's anybody else.
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I said it's intimidating to call you.
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But then while I told my friend that he's let me have my car
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on his property, he's storing it, that I was having you live.
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He said, well, let me tell him about my, what year is it?
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And your guy can look at it.
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Is that one finished?
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Hold on one second.
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I don't want to look at unfinished cars.
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I've got enough unfinished cars in my own to look at.
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Hey, you've got a 65 vet that's finished.
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It's kind of kind of rare.
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I've worked on Corvette for all my life, restored them and showed them
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and even worked with General Motors on a couple of cars in the past.
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But this particular car is a 65 that was sold in Augusta, Georgia.
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A body that is there has what I think is factory sideplates.
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I know the factory pipes.
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But I think they were 327, 350 horsepower original.
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I mean, what's Randy?
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I think they only had the one, you know, when the Rock Crusher.
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In the paint and body?
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That's the original one and three.
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Everything inside is black and it's original.
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The paint on the outside, in 1987, the front end was painted due to a
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carburetor fire and then I painted the rear clip for the first time a year and a half ago.
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I'm not worried about when it got painted as much as this.
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Is it good or do we have to repaint it?
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You don't have to repaint it.
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I mean, it looks great.
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That's what I'm asking these big items.
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The tranny, the body line, the interior.
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You know, if we've got to spend money to make it nice.
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Well, let me look at both of you.
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Thank y'all for calling.
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This is a factory rig.
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We'll get all the details.
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Go to gmtvgarage.com in a click email, John, and y'all send me this information.
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Thank you very much.
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Take some pictures of that ugly bitch and send them to me.
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No, it ain't an ugly bitch.
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That's a turly putting a drop on me.
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I got some from Joe, would you?
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For show, Joe, would you?
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800-800-7234-800-800-radio.
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It can be intimidating to call you.
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Time for mail from Jim.
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Just like it's intimidating to have Johnny come in a room.
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Hello, I'm Johnny Cash.
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John, this week's mail from jail entry reads, What's Up, John Clay Woolf.
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My name's Ernesto and I'm from Beaumont, Texas.
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I listen every weekend to get my laugh on and get my mind off time passing.
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Hey, you and JD Ryan and Bobbo have a great thing going.
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I really can't tell you who's my favorite.
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Y'all are all so funny.
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It makes me miss my family a lot.
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I'd kill a man again to get some of my abuelas tamales.
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I'm here for fraud, not murder.
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Hopefully when I get out, I'll have a plate waiting for me.
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Sounds like you've got a good thing going in Walnut Springs, too, pardon.
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If you need welders in a few years, let me know.
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Me and my T.O. ran a welding biz for quite a while.
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Any chance we can get an update on the Mexican Star Wars, by the way?
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That's a set I'd like to visit.
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I bet the catering's on point.
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I hope y'all have a good holiday.
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Say a prayer for your boy Ernesto here.
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Also want to give a shout out to the Mendes family, and especially my little girl Christina.
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I love you, sweetheart.
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Your friend Ernesto Mendes, Federal Department of Corrections, Houston, Texas.
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Partner, if you've got mail from Jill, just send it on down the line to us
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here at PO Box 471517, that is in Fort Worth, Texas.
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The zip code is 76147.
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Looks like you got a welder there, two years from now, but...
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Absolutely, that's about when we'll be ready to get it better.
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When you start with the frame, though, Bosque Cantina is really good.
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It is. That's a great little Mexican joint you got, dude.
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Seriously, you put it together.
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You know, I'm a little offended.
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Little Mexican joint.
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How is that offensive?
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I mean, just, is that racist?
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No, it's not racist.
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You know, joint, weed, little, short little Mexican man, little Mexican joint.
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Mexican is a specific detail.
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I'll bet 20 years from now that that's a banned term.
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I bet it goes away like midget.
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I can't say little Mexican joint talking about your restaurant.
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It's not even my restaurant.
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It's just, you know, I'm just taking up for the Hispanic community as a whole.
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So you think somebody's offended by calling it a little Mexican joint?
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I don't think anybody's thought about it like this to be offended yet,
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but I'd like to start a new offender term.
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I think it's a little Mexican joint.
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That's what you're going to be vocal about.
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You're my friend, John.
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And I think he'd agree if you called him a car man.
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But you know what else?
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He's got even a little Mexican joint downtown there.
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Boy, they make the best case of this.
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Here's a secret right here.
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You get this, you get this queso dip off the menu.
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Not on the menu anywhere.
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They put guacamole in the queso.
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And I know how gross that sounds.
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And sour cream and ground beef.
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Best chips for eight counties away.
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Best little Mexican quesadilla joint.
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Now, when you say it with a country accent, it does sound racist.
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I mean, I think little Mexican joint is more racist than the Washington Redskins.
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Washington Redskins, come on.
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Find a Native American to agree with you on that.
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There's tons of them that would agree with you.
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Native Americans left and right say this is ridiculous.
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They're offended that they took it down.
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Call in right now, 800-800-7234-800-800 radio.
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If you're a card carrying Mexican, I mean a card carrying Indian.
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Card carrying Indian.
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He just can't help it.
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And you're offended that they removed the Washington Redskins moniker.
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Please call in 800-800-7234.
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Alex in Memphis, Tennessee.
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Does 20 grand buy your lightning?
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I was thinking more closer to the 40-50 range.
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Yeah, you need to get a lot less miles.
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Like 4,000 of them.
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Yeah, you need to get a lot less miles.
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Well, they only find like 4,000 of them.
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I hear you, but I buy and sell them.
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I sold a 500-mile one in plastic the other day for 55.
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Pretty awesome, dude.
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What's that one go for?
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55,000 with 500 miles.
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Your truck's worth mid-20s.
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Mid-20s, thank you.
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From the Wolf Radio Studios, it's time for the John Clay Wolf Show.
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Presented by GiveMeTheVin.com.
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I just walked over to the bathroom and my foot is hurting.
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It's been two weeks.
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It should be getting better, but no, it's broken.
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You've got to get a boot.
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You have to get a boot.
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You know, I was thinking about this earlier.
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I was thinking about 80s commercials.
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Do you remember all the weird PSAs?
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Like Sally Struthers all the time.
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And giving the kids back.
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The flies on their heads.
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That's what it was on their heads.
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That's what it was.
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I bet that was a racket.
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The guys were like, hey, put some.
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And let's go over to Africa and film some flies on these kids' heads
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swinging still people's money.
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And the Sarah McLachlan.
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Alarms of the angel and the dogs.
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Oh yeah, that's another kid.
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Pocket fisherman, Shamwell guys.
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Yep, the chachia pets.
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That looked like people.
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Have they ever cured sickle cell anemia?
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There was a lot of commercials for sickle cell anemia
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that I remember watching.
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And I was not watching the WB.
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Haha, it wasn't on BET, is what you're saying.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Don't you remember those sickle cell anemia?
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Because I didn't know what sickle cell anemia.
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I still, have they cured sickle cell anemia?
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Pre-K, have they cured it?
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No, it's still a problem.
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Somebody Google that up because I bet they have.
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I mean, they've done all this great scientific advancement.
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I would think that they fixed sickle cell anemia by now.
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Are you worried about that?
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Bone marrow transfer.
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A bone marrow transfer.
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That's how they fix it.
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Well, if I swapped with somebody like that,
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then they would get a broken foot
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and I would be able to dance better.
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He's the accidental racist.
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Joel in Humble, Texas.
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68 Chevy C-10, regular cab, 383 stoker.
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Got 411 posi track out back.
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750 double pumper, Edelbrock intakes.
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Board over 30, 11 to 1, pop up pistons.
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Turbojet, 390 horsepower.
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We're talking some **** muscle.
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It says you want 20 at 75% restored.
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If I'm buying projects, I'm buying them
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or I can make something or I'm not going to do them.
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And that's why I wanted the call
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because I know you say you don't like buying
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full on other people's projects,
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but I came on hard times and I just need to move it.
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So, but I appreciate you taking my call.
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I'll probably give 10,000, but I need pictures.
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It's got 20 by 15s in the rear, narrowed rear end.
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Basically needs interior and some light work.
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So, so is it set up like a drag truck?
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Does it have that white?
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It's not really a drag truck.
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Does it have that white trash mobile park look to it?
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Like the guy that just won the lottery
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at the mobile park at the mobile home park?
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They're billet wheels.
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They were custom built.
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It's got Mickey Thompson's on it.
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It's got their 20s billet.
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So it looks really good.
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It doesn't lay full frame, but it gets really low.
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I wanted a good ride out of it.
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So are the front tires or the front wheels
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different than the back wheels?
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Same wheel, just a different size.
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Charlie, do you remember that one we bought
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that was kind of rotty like that
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and it had shaved door handles
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and that auxiliary fuel tank in the back?
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And we gave 20 grand for it and sold it for 17.
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Didn't have a scoop or some aftermarket scoop.
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You just all eat out.
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The guy did an incredible job restoring it.
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We had all the pictures.
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You know, we bought it for 20s.
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Like, you're robbing me, you're robbing me.
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So I sell it for 17 and the dealer that bought it
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from me arbitrated it through the auction.
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And then I sold it the next time for 16.
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After shipping, I lose five grand, but I'm robbing him.
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So I'm thinking 10,000 if I can paint it
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and make a truck out of it and turn it into...
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I need to be able...
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This truck needs to bring 25 grand on my end
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and I put 7,000 in it.
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I'm working on large margin
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if I'm messing with old projects.
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Okay, go to gimmethevend.com.
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Go to gimmethevend.com and load it up
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and put in some pictures of current situation
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and thank you so much for calling.
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There's a lot of if's in there, John.
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I think we might be turned into a 7,000 dollar truck
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before it's all over.
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A lot of people with projects recently.
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I mean, everybody's coming at you with...
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Oh, I get this car in my garage.
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Just tell me they've been sitting around
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for a very long time.
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Well, it's been a couple of years
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since we cranked her up,
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I spent some time with Dennis Collins
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and we went through his whole place.
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And he's a car encyclopedia kind of guy.
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And he showed me some cars
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that would have completely missed me,
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but that have a lot of value.
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This 71 Mustang convertible is special
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because it's the only one they made
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in this color with this transmission.
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And it has a race front end from the factory.
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I'm not that geeked out that I know that stuff.
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But Dennis will answer my question.
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He'll help us with them.
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Look at what I just did.
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That means everybody's going to send it.
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Let's just send that stuff to Dennis.
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800-800-7234-800-800 radio.
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We had a request for an update
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from not Tony Romo's father, but.
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What's the one so long?
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The Mexican Star Wars.
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It's a big creation.
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He's been working on it.
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He's been working on Mexican Star Wars
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trying to get it to film
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to the movies as long as I've been
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working on the fire chicken.
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He's going to finish first.
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Thank you for mentioning Mr. Ruhl.
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We have a wonderful,
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wonderful project going.
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This is now this is episode 3.
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Hey, I have a question from you.
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Specifically for you, Juan Solo,
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from Mark and Nashville, Tennessee.
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Mark, are you there?
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Please ask Juan Solo your question.
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Buenos dias, Juan Lobo.
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Houston has more restaurants
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than any city in the world.
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And I've always wondered
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if there's Hispanics working
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in the kitchen at the Chinese
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Is it still Mexican food?
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No one makes it better.
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Americanized is Chinese food
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If it doesn't matter
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We know how to do this.
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All in one dish or in many.
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Go ahead with your update, Juan.
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Juan Solo, not Juan Lobo.
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We've had it at this time.
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We changed a lot of sense
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because some of the things
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happening in some of the
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environment where we work
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you know we had sex on the
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It sets on the seashore.
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These times are over.
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Not that we don't like
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These are not the kind of
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bullies that we deal
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with on a movie set.
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Learn this from the
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these stormtroopers.
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In episodes 1 and 2.
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We have moved things
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to a much better place.
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You're going to Cuba.
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There is a dentist office
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Just off a third of the
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On the inside of the
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Look at just like the inside
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of the number 2 death star.
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The dentist office.
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Where the little baby pants
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looks like a walker.
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For the final confrontation.
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And sitting in the dentist
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Is the evil emperor.
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Guess who we got to play
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Who is playing the emperor?
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This was a hands down jackpot.
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I hope you got a big deal.
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I don't know how we did it.
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But someone mentioned
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an impossible cocaine habit.
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But have you heard of the
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Known in your country as
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He is our evil emperor.
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Thank you very much.
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For Spanish language of film.
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He doesn't speak a lot of Spanish.
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He doesn't speak Spanish at all.
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But he's so effective though.
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The emperor put lightning on
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It's just lightning.
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And Darth Vader said,
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Don't do this to my boy.
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And the evil emperor says,
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Get out of my office.
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Or I'll kill you dead.
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Get out of my office.
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More cocaine, Leah.
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For he has captured the princess,
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Leah, and dressed her in a
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very, very sexy outfit.
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And she's this coat king girl, huh?
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It's a wonderful time.
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after the death of the emperor,
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I don't know if you put a spoiler,
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but the plot is 60 years old.
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We bring back more storm troopers.
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Back to the United States.
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And fresh hookers from New Mexico.
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May the horse be with juice.
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Scott and Lake Charles,
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Louisiana real quick.
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What's your message?
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Happy birthday, Turley.
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Hey, thank you, man.
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Is today your birthday?
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Wednesday was his birthday.
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How old are you, son?
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Next year's the big one.
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You don't look a day over 32, bro.
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Next year will do something.
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You're a lot skinnier
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than you were when I met you.
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I was lighter then.
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I got to get back to that.
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That was like 170 then.
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I'm like 185 probably right now.
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It's hard to manage it and then lose it.
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Well, I'll tell you that.
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I got to get back to running.
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That's what I got to do.
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Find some time to do that.
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You get a bone marrow transplant.
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Got to find some speed.
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No, I don't need speed.
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But you were heavier one time.
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And I was like 225.
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At least I think that was probably my heaviest, yeah.
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We'll be back in a minute.
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My name's John Clay Wolf.
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It's John Clay Wolf Show.
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And I will hang a number on your car.
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So it's like a $50,000 a year job in Austin, Baton Rouge, Covington, and North Richland Hills,
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Allin in Memphis, Tennessee a 350 motor, 78 Camaro,
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wooden dash built by your brother.
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This is not a lot of information to go by.
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Is it a restored car is it ready to go or is it need rest of I drive it ran on this
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It could be restored back just resort condition, but I took stuff out of it to make it a light
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So I mean it could be put back, but then ran didn't run don't really want to sell it
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I've had every 20 years and one my brother he passed away. I'm just curious for the big war. That's probably got
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2,000 miles on motor 400 horsepower and new transmission and
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New gear three 73 in it. Mm-hmm 15-inch tires
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Five a glass eight-inch cowl front hood
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And that doesn't special just some fun burn rubber with and just a little trouble. No, hey Graham. Okay. Thank you
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Oh six Pontiac solstice with 56,000 miles has an odd been
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Once 12,000 it's not a red line is it? Well, that's a Saturn
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Troy and Iowa. Are you there? Yeah, it's a no six solstice
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It's black leather interior the VIN numbers zero six six six zero and I call the devil soul
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Well, I call it too high
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Well, you got to find the buyer looking for the unique bins is what I'm thinking. Okay
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We've got a we've got a Satanist Pontiac solstice seller out of Iowa. This is not something you come across
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Okay, so you think maybe a religious person could pay a little extra for the VIN number because it's got six six six in it
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I think someone in the dark side might be interested in it or just for the unique bin
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What do you think the devil stamp on this car is worth in value like how much more than a normal one
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Didn't I not sell a six six six help cat for some crazy amount of money?
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Didn't man. God. I mean, I did I do have a wife and kids
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I got to do other things besides watch all car shows and all auctions
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But yes, I don't probably but anyway if this car is worth five grand like it normally is and you want 12 for it
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I assume you're putting a seven thousand dollar premium on the devil stamp
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I haven't looked up the value of it recently five grand team flow for five or fifty thousand miles solstice
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Mm-hmm. Well, I'm a Christian and I don't want your devil music or devil car or Satan lifestyle around me
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So I'm gonna hang up before I catch it
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800-800-723-4800 800 radio
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Brian has a 93 top kept dump truck with a gas engine and it's a two-speed transmission manual 18 foot bed
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18 yard or 18 foot 18 foot man. I don't know it's got 42 inch metal side rail
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Weird stuff today. I know I thought maybe what this would be the day to call you is 7,500 sound right
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You're getting close. I was hoping a little more than that around 9,000
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But it makes somebody a good work truck clean up around job site south of the border
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Go to give me the vent calm and load it up. Let's take a look see. Thank you. We'll be right back
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I gotta go I've got to go relieve myself and cleanse my brain from all this devil dump truck talk
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Well, he's very popular
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Sportos and motorhits geeks sluts bloods waste oids dweebies dickheads
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They own a door. They think he's a righteous dude John Clay
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The time you were nine if you got my dad a beer your reward was a sip
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I'm pretty sure that's not many parenting handbooks today
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Take a sip of that. Don't tell your mother. That's my boy
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And the old man knew what he was doing is by the fourth beer I was going for
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Show the number one weekend morning show in America
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Hey Richard Rollins from gas monkeys on four, but I want to grab Kevin and Denver real quick Kevin
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You put a bit you loaded your Porsche into give me the van and we we're gonna buy it from you for 19
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And then we realized it was a Canadian import and we backed it up to 16
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Correct that's correct
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What is it that is correct?
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Like what year and what model and miles?
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This is 29 there's 20 19 McConn S
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Macon oh Macon S Macon S. Yeah, there's a hell of a discount between American versions and Canadian versions
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And I get that John Clay, but let me tell you something real quick
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Your boys had hooked me up. They said they were gonna buy the car
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We signed the green was through the the doc you sign and all that and then he comes back and he says
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Oh, you know what we missed this
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Yeah, so the only reason I'm calling today John the only reason I'm calling today's tell you boys take looks for that stuff
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I sold the car yesterday to give me the to give me the what wait. Are you still there? I lost him
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All right. Hey, Rollins
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Top watch that Canadian if everybody says Canadians don't get mad that one's mad Canadian cars are worth work
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Well, they're just worth less. I mean, they're just worth less. I can't help it
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Well, they're good. They're a good buy right now because the Canadian dollars week
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What are you doing this morning boss?
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Man, I'm sitting up here looking at this challenger years of
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Yeah, I mean, I'm gonna have to send Mike out there like smoking the bandit style in our own trailer if it doesn't get get
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Get picked up today. They've got it reassigned to another hauler and he's supposed to be there today at five
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But what did yeah, I had a guy deliver me a deliver me a no Philip 66 sign
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But it's like 16 feet tall and 10 feet wide, you know, the old bull sign
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And what did you pay for that sign?
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Well, I got a pretty good deal
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I paid 4,500 and 500 to get it here for five grand
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They usually sell for around 12 to 15 grand
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He's into these signs man, and he's really got a hell of a collection
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It just blows me away with these old signs Road art bring it just freaks me out
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Like did that sign I bought for me for 3,000 was that a deal or did you get to me a little bit?
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That was straight-up fair price. I didn't get over on you didn't get over on me
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Well, I didn't even have a chance to because I just took your word for it
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Your boy Steve Mabry has has there's plenty to talk about there
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Did I told you he ain't gonna finish it, but what about this meek?
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I'm going on right now Dana is setting some world records. Yeah, I don't know why that's happening
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I don't understand. I've seen plenty of cars selling Kissimmee in the past 24 hours that are mind-blowing
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I sold the freaking Porsche 918 for five and a half million dollars
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Did you know that we looked at that car at 3.2 and passed and that's just mind-blowing to me because I
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My buddy here now is bought one one year ago for like less than two
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Yeah, but it's got to be a white sock and it's got to be this and that and that was a paint to sample
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But so what I mean a rising tide lifts all that that's why I told my buddy that's got a 918
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I said you can update your personal financial statement at least half a million dollars off of that comp all day long
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Oh, I'm glad we're talking about this. We should do this right now. Here's what happened chip foos car came into gas monkey buys
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It goes to our backup guy Jason love that he and I both use
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And Jason so I had to make the decision with Jason while Richard was out of town
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I was out of town and we bought this car for 140 thousand dollars and when Richard came back
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He said dude, why'd you pay 140 thousand? I said well Jason said it was right. It'll work. He said I don't think it'll work
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So we've been saying all along. I was like, hey, don't worry about it
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Don't worry about it. Well, the car is going across the block on next Saturday
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And I told Richard I said it's coming up. Do you want to be 50% of the loss or 50% of the gain?
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You didn't have anything to do with this. It's not your fault. It's my fault
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So I want I don't want to be part of the loss, but I would like to be part of the game
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So you do have an inkling in your brain that it might be a game
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Being that it's a Saturday car. Is it any afternoon? I'm sure I mean it's not going to be in the evening
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It's not expensive enough and and and being it's chips
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I know you're putting me on the spot on purpose, but absolutely
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Well chip did say that he would come rep it and I have not asked him about that or reminded him about that
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So I will bump him to see if he wants to do that
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Hold a favor that I that that you know if I'm going to call a favor on him
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I'd rather it be something else
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Not that this couldn't make a big because his repping could make a $30,000 difference
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I think it could make a $50,000 difference and it is the right car. I mean, I got no problems with the car at all
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It's beautiful. It's it's correct. It's good. Um, it's just uh
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Where's it gonna fall? So now that you've made your decision and you're taking the ride
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I will put my cards on the table and explain to you why I called you again
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And offered you this one more time
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Because I'm with you. Okay, but I've been watching me come to semi and I've been watching these prices
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Change on some of the great stuff. I'm like, uh, this car's got a little bit better chance based off of the market
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That we're seeing right now and Kissimmee than it had before
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Well, we've got two problems or two go ahead go ahead
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Now kind of there's two factors in it. Go ahead with your your two factors and I'll I'll tell you my point
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There's two factors in it. It costs four or five hundred thousand dollars to get a car built now
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And there's also not enough craftsmen doing it. Uh, there's not enough shops like mine
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Or chips or choice or anybody's that can turn them out
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In any set of speed either
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Uh, we're in a in an international we want right now
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You know, you're better to pay three hundred thousand dollars for something that's like what that is what you want
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And and and have it today, you know, uh, otherwise you're gonna pay five six hundred thousand and have it in two years
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Maybe however, did you see ken diggits three cars run?
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At meekam in all no-sale. I did not see that. He thinks his cars are, you know
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800 to million million two stuff like that
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And uh, I love his cars. I'm not gonna say that they're not worth that
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I just I don't know if I would pay that the guy from graveyard cars
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Was it graveyard cars turley that called an earlier junkyard junkyard?
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Junkyard cards. I think something mess. He had a discovery show
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Uh, junkyard empire. Do you know him? He was on discovery. No, I don't
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Um, I don't remember that. He's probably on motor trend, but um, I don't remember that show
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He said the same thing everybody says whenever their show left is when the the network crashed
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He just called in to sell me a car out of nowhere
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It happened to be a dump truck and I was like out of all the great cars
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You know, you want to call me on a dump truck that shows where I've fit in your brain on the food chain
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But anyway, so we've got I've I've sent six cars out there
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I mean, I I already told him earlier in the show. I don't know. It's not that big
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Are youtube audience and our radio audience? I mean, they cross over a little bit but nothing like the youtube audience, but
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I'm I well, I won't say it
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But you know what i'm talking about
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Um, how are the guys are they are they uh, how's the ferrari come along?
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Well, since we didn't make it, uh, he said uh, I let him I let him have the weekend, but uh
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It's it's a car now. I mean drive shafts everything wheels tires are here
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It's it's going to be a a moving vehicle probably by next friday
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Yeah, it's amazing. We're excited about it. It's turning not even better than we thought after they completely rebuilt it and
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It'll I'm I'm super excited about that actually motivated enough. Did you see the pictures I sent you a minute ago?
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I did you were trying to make it into a lamborghini, uh hurricane
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And uh gallardo off-road thing
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So the key the one something we don't have in our skill set
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Is a frame fabricator a tube fabricator and I know your guys can do it, but your guys are super busy
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Is that a is that a real skilled craft or can a guy that?
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Do I need to be real picky about the person I have build the the tube frame for it?
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I would and we can have josh maybe sketch out what you need to do and and have somebody do it
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But yeah, crunch zones and where the weight's going to hit and you know
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That's that's serious stuff because you can get yourself hurt real bad
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And what what shop equipment do you need to be able to build it?
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Obviously a cutter and a welder duh, but as far as big machinery you need a rail bender, but can you bend those rails?
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Yeah, I'd go to bailey industrial and and get they've got everything you need
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Um, they they're the ones that have been supplying me for 15 years
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And you guys are you guys are doing a
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Tell me about your my guys asked if they could attend you and bailey are doing a shop or a course or something
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Yeah, I believe it's in april. We're doing a metal shaping class. We did one last year too
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It's a two-day class on a friday and a saturday and uh, they bring
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A ton more equipment to add to all of my equipment and
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Everybody gets to learn from them some of the best metal fabricators on the planet
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That's pretty cool. That's one of the neatest tricks in the bag
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Watching whatever what y'all do over there the the cows and the
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Fenders and the things you've fabricated for that ferrari. That's where it gets out of my I'm like, I can't get my brain around
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The wing setup really came out like I had it in my head. So I'm pretty stoked on that
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So you guys real quick
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I'll give you a plug because that's what I'd want to plug if I was on your show
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You guys are doing a giveaway of a lamborghini
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Off-road. Oh god stretch to strato. Is that right?
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So rado. Yeah, it ends in two weeks
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As of today, we uh overlap
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So if you if you go to gasmugi garage.com and buy anything you get entries to win
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Either the lamborghini strato or a 2026 Cadillac blackwing
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And you're entered for both cars
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And you asked me if we wanted to do the show from the ice house
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On the 31st and I asked the guys and they said yes, so let's do it
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Let's do that and in what what else I'm having a car show also
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Uh, it's going to be a big car show. Um, I will have some, um
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Information on how to sign up for that and uh, so we'll have a big car show going on from 10 to 1 10 to 2
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And uh, you'll be doing your show from 8 on and I'll be there and it should be fun
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And I'll be there and we'll have some buyers too if y'all want to sell anything
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You bring some cars over gas monkey ice house January 31st saturday
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I'm gonna kind of hide for a little while because my job that I have to do on the charity car
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Is it like seven so okay after seven thirty I can get crazy. All right. That was richard rollins from gasmugi garage and uh
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Thanks for making us number one the new toyota land cruiser looks like the
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Zuzu trooper there. Oh, I see that. Yeah, I said it
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No, you're right. They really do it all icono down
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Shout out to the wolf pack fan club
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Thank you guys for hanging in there and I was asking
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There's a handful y'all like 35 people that are paying five dollars a month to be in the membership deal on our youtube
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And I was asking our guys. What do they get for five dollars a month?
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He said like they get a little star and a color
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On their youtube chat. I'm like
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That's not enough, but 35 people isn't enough to be doing separate
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Stuff so I kind of feel guilty. I like want to turn that off or figure out something we could do more
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Send them some gear
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I didn't want to spend I mean the the gear cost 20 bucks and then the shipping's 15 or 20 and
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Never mind. I'll dump that you want me to dump it real quick. No, it's fine
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It's just um, I just wonder if there's anything else we could do on the side where members
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Have different content than other people, but I don't know
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But thank you guys for doing that. That's cool. Um, go to Rob's bank account. Yeah, right. I look
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800 800 7234 800 800 radio. What do you want to do? I say you do some uh
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You just lost a listener because I think we have a couple and then we have a jeer john letter too
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I love those. Oh, yeah, okay. Oh, dude. You just lost a listener first
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You just lost a listener. I'm not really mad at you, but this guy's mad at AI
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I can't stand how much this AI BS is being shoved down our throats
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If you squares had any critical thinking skills, you would be able to solve whatever problems Robo, bitch
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Is wasting thousands of gallons of water to solve
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He went pretty deep on this. Yeah, what's next? Are you going to ask AI to wipe your behind for you?
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Have fun riding your brains and that and that's pathetic. Stop dug the rug
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Rukter in the Oklahoma trucker
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I'm screwed up in all kinds of ways, but I'm not a square square. We have dear john
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Oh, yeah, this is a fun one actually
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This is stephanie miller actually she's I've got a car john and a story to give you
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I'm a nudist here in florida. There you go. I really
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Want to deal with you guys had give me the ven a 2016 toyota avalon with only 40 000 miles
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Maintained and garage john there's money here to be made and this is just too much car for me
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Anyway, I promise i'm great entertainment. You should call me up and my nudist and a paranormal investigator
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Oh, stephanie miller in florida. We're going to start with the nudist pictures send those and then we'll go from there
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Caleb in kansas city, you've got a 70 torino two-door base 302
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Paint is okay needs a headliner wants 14 5
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So it's not a 429 cobra jet four speed, which is a whole different animal and it's not a 351 four speed
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Which is a whole different animal
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And it needs paint because you wouldn't say paint is okay if it didn't need paint
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I mean to be like to be like the high level it's going to have to paint job. That's 10 grand
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Dude i'm it needs a headliner
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That's fine. The headline is no big deal if that's if that's it, but I mean it's probably a 10 grand or five seven grand rig
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Normally whenever we take what people want for it and cut that number in half
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That's typically the right number
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So go to give me the vent.com and load it up. Let me take a look and I need to see the paint if I've got a paint and it's five
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Because paint's expensive. Okay. Got you. Thank you 800 800 7234 800 800
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Radio this guy stole a bulldozer in the Nevada tried to run over some cops and he found out the hard way again
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Here's some 911 calls from the incident along with the officer's body camera recording by the way everybody lived through this
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So got number 15 Mike. I have a guy trying to feel like
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He rolled over the police car
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About 10 days ago on the news on national feed. Sure
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I mean, well, you know bulldozer running rolling over the top of police car
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Anyway, no officers were hurt and this guy got a couple of bullets, but he's fine. He just got a couple
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He feels a lot better. Yeah, he's decided to focus
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