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Sorry about the cadence there, that was fucked. Just dropping it, dude. What's going on right
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now? You know what I mean? I'm sorry, dude. It's a freshest. I get all fired up. He said
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black hole and I was like, fuck, I got a flashback to the Oakland Raiders. Dude, that is a
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song. It's funny you say that I had a flashback. It was the Oakland Raiders. I was explaining
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to Art what the black hole in the Oakland Raiders Coliseum is. And now the hole in
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the middle of the stadium, the same people, uh, fly to Las Vegas. Oh, I was going to
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say their Warriors fans now or something. Now they probably are Warriors fans as well.
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This is their whole personality is being a pirate Darth Vader that screams for three
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hours. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That is it. Yeah, it was just fascinating to me. Just like
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thinking like some dude like having like a spiked shoulder, half of his face painted
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and like chains on him. And then he's like, oh, can I please have two hot dogs? And
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then like, just to walk to his car. You never seen these dudes. I'm so out of the loop
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on football. I don't know anything about football. Sportsball conversation.
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They look like a, what's it called? Kiss dude. Some of them do. Do you guys remember
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from WWF Legion of Doom? That's what I'm imagining. Of course. Of course. So this
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for the listeners that aren't familiar with American football, the Oakland Raiders
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now Las Vegas, their cheering section, which is in the end zone. They have these
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season ticket holders that have taken it upon themselves to create their entire
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identity around the Oakland Raiders, Las Vegas Raiders. And they dress like
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pirates and anything black you can imagine. Darth Vader is in the house. I
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think there's a Chuckie. It's like a Mad Max, like bad guy group, like one of
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the groups they would encounter in Mad Max, you know, exactly. Yeah, probably
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they'd get overrun really quick by dude. Well guys, but why don't throw this out
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there while you're, you got to give them a shout out because they have a
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website. Just as we're talking through this, you can go to the black hole.com
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Raider nations most notorious fan family. It's it's like flash animations
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and stuff. It's all ghetto. I just want to say also that the Raiders
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are terrible and they haven't made the playoffs in, uh, well, they went in
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2021, but they haven't been deep into the playoffs since, I don't know,
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20 years. Oh yeah. Al Davis is definitely alive. Um, their last playoff
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win was 2003. What's the young Davis? Young Davis. What's the Davis that
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runs it now? God, what is his first name? He is such a clean. They
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always play that club. It's like my wife, my girlfriend's with me from
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not for my money or my smile for my smile or something like that.
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Our look up current Raiders owner and that is his real hair. I just want
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to throw that out there right away. All right. Um, I forget his first name,
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but um, he's Al Davis's son and he's probably 70 or something, right?
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60. Interesting. Okay. So, um, and what is the, uh, wow. Okay.
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All right. I don't know why we're talking about fascinating. Um, but yeah,
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so I think you just mentioned that sorry while I was looking this up,
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but doesn't he have like a gorgeous like 20 something year old wife?
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Yeah. Well, he knocked up his girlfriend and, uh, the girl claimed
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that she was with him for his beautiful smile, not the billion
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dollars. Gotcha. That's exactly. Yeah. That makes perfect sense.
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Um, just like the one that one guy that had Nicole Smith married,
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right? Um, she left it. Well, that's, that's even more,
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they were just in love.
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She said it was pure love. Yeah.
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Yeah. Wow. Also this is kids like watching ongoing. Please don't do this.
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Raiders are an interesting franchise though. Cause they were in LA when we
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were kids. They moved to LA and they came back to the bay and they
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ruined the Coliseum and then by building Mount Davis. You know
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that art? Oh, Davis, big old grandstands that are huge. And then,
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and then they would have baseball games in there and they can't fill
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the stadium. So it was just like tarps. It was just ugly. And it,
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like, yeah. Historically whole thing kind of shitty franchise.
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Yeah. It would be if they hadn't won so much like, and that
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there was an era where they were very good and they had
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70s, I guess. Yeah. 80s too. And they just, uh, they got a
05:37
big fan base and now it's like people's whole life.
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Straight up gang shit. Yeah. Yeah. Dude. Well, I'm, I'm envisioning.
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I wonder if the Vatos and the black Holians fight.
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The black what? Black Holians. I'm black Holian. I need.
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Raiders for my blog. I need Raiders for my bungle.
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So I was telling ours that I will hear this real quick.
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I'll go for it. Sorry. You go ahead. I want to hear this fact.
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Well, meet the super fans. Get to know the unofficial
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mascots of Raider Nation are lady of Raider Nation and it's a
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woman with a dress and spikes on her head the violator and it's
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some dude with like white and black and white stripes across
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his face and he's kind of full on characters. It's like
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wrestling. Well, the reason I bring it up is because of what
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Lane just said senior raider. He's wearing like a mariachi
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hat with like, like those more to those kind of vibe and
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then a gorilla. Rilla is a gorilla with like, I think a
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ball around his neck and like a how bum does he do it? How bum
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does he when it's hot and he's walking to the stadium in Vegas?
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He's got a gorilla. He's asked to wear it. He's the character.
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So Warren. I mean, maybe one day when it's hot, he's senior
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raider and then then he switches over to gorilla. Rilla
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when it's cold, you know.
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Gorilla has a sweet. You never see gorilla. Rilla in the
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in the heat. I want to bring this back to cars.
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You only see them in the mist. Yes.
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It's a Mountain Dew mist or Sierra mist.
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All right. I've been to one raider game. This is 20 years
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ago. Oakland Coliseum Raiders Titans. I was there as a
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Raiders fan for the rain for the record for the record. I'm
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a Niners fan, but I'm not going to wear red to a Raiders
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And you're not, you're not wearing your other team. If
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they're not playing like you don't wear the other teams logo
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anyway, but anyways, I digress, but the parking lot.
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95% not a joke. Silver or black cars.
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Wow, they take it that. Yeah, they're that whole
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personality. Yeah, it is life. It is life. Yeah.
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Sucker is life. Yes. I mean, I have noticed that.
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Yeah. You go through the neighbor, like those flags are
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flying. They wear black sweatshirts and but you're
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talking about the cars worn, right? Like the cars
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themselves. I'm talking about the cars. I'm talking about
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the cars themselves were silver or black predominantly
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like overwhelmingly. Yeah. And this was also a game that
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there was also 20 years ago before like now every
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car is a silver. Well, you had to make a choice.
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Yep. You had to make a choice. Yeah.
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Anyhow, that was a long diatribe on the Raiders.
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I'll bring this back to cars based on this stat.
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So have you guys seen those, those charts where it's
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the colors over the years and it's the bars themselves
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or the colors? It looks really cool. You can look this up
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like, you know, basically, you know, most popular cars
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sold bar graph or something like that. And yeah,
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every car is white now. Yeah. And it's like, yeah,
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the white keeps getting bigger and bigger, but the
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other colors fluctuate like in the 70s, the yellows
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and browns got really big and like, you know, they
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all in the 80s red was huge. Totally. And it's funny
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to see those patterns and now it's just like predominantly,
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you know, silver, white or black, right? Yeah.
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And then the 90s, like green was popular green and gold.
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There was a lot of blue in the 50s. It looks like
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yeah, there's teals. Yeah. Good. Good.
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No, those are cool to see who's dictating that.
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Is it the chicken or the egg? Like is it the car
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companies or the people? I wonder about that
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because if you drive by like a Mercedes dealership,
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all the cars they're ordering to sell to the people are white.
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All white. There's like one black car, one silver.
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And maybe they'll be like a single blue car somewhere.
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But then they also could say, well, those are the only
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ones that do sell. Yeah. I do think it's the manufacturer.
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Well, there are trends also, right? Like, and that's
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where I know, I know. I'm thinking it's not just the
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trans start, but I think you start with a celebrity who
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drove a car. There was motorsport, which used to be a big
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thing. So in terms of the race, you could even say
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like with like Porsche 911s, remember when the 997 GT3 came
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out? Yep. Like that came out or sorry, the G. Yeah, the point
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two, I guess it would be sir. Are you talking about all
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of them? They were white. Yeah. Like white was the color.
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And then all of a sudden, like everyone wanted white
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Porsches. And it was all based on the GT3.
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Those three trends. Yeah. So it's a combo, right? It's the
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vehicle set by, you know, whatever. So if that car was
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any color because it was the GT3, people wanted to be
10:38
like the GT3. So it could have been blue and maybe
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blue was going to be the move. Yeah. Like 996 GT3 whites
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is super rare color. Yeah. Yeah. Most of them were silver,
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right? Yeah. This is true. Silver. Silver. You know, there's
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probably more yellows than whites. Well, I think it's also
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it's interesting too. From an enthusiast perspective, the
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strange colors have a better resale value or maybe just
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like a cult following. So then there's like people that want
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the weird colors art being one of those right there after
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a certain amount of years. What's that? It's but it's after
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like a certain amount of years after times gone by. You mean
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the nostalgia of said color because they are rare at that point
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because no one bought them and then it becomes a popular
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color. Yeah. Becomes a color that's desired because they are
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rare and it's applied to man thing. Yeah. It's interesting.
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Yeah. Yeah. There's different different things going on there.
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I mean, I think both BMW and Porsche have also
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accommodated like custom colors for a long time, right?
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So they have that as which gives you those kind of
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kind of outliers and then those are the ones. Those are those
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nuggets that later in the future, they're the PTS car.
11:46
That's like one of one or whatever, right? And everybody
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seeks out. Yeah. But yeah, I mean, for me, it's like
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it's it's part of like it's a way to sort of like help
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like regulate this like car ADD that I have. Like, you know,
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it's like when I'm seeking stuff out, like if I make it
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super specific, then like there's like this hunt and
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and also like I don't just buy whatever is in front of me.
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Like I have to like take my time and find the one and
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then I delay that and then I have it and then the the ownership
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is short, but but I but I check the box. By the way, dude,
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there was a fucking Daytona Daytona purple. What the fuck
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it's called actually knows Techno Violet E 36 M three
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with Modena interior, but it was a coop for sale here
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locally and I almost went and looked at it, but it's
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sold instantly. Like it was it was here at a dealership. It
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popped up for a couple of days and it was gone. Is that what
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Isaac's car is? Yeah, Isaac's is a four door sedan, but it's
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Daytona over Modena Daytona. It's a color. No, he's got
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like an M rain interior. I thought he had a hurricane. They
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call it. No, Isaac here at beeline. Oh, a project. Oh
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different. Exciting. Yeah, I think it's over Modena M
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three. Yeah, four door M three E thirty six and I think it's
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purple dog. I think it's Daytona. Yeah, I think you're right
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because it's more purple. Yeah, yeah. It's more blue, right? I
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can't remember, but I know it's darker in tech. Speaking
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of colors, like BMW made two purples at one time. Crazy. By
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the way, they didn't sell well either. I know that's the
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thing, right? It said there. Then you have those which
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were like put out there and just were not popular. And now
13:34
later, those are the ones that are the most sought after and
13:37
that bronze color was weird too. Back in the day, no one
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of that. Oh dude. Yeah. Bizans. I love that color. Yeah. Yeah.
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Well, you would, but no one wanted that dude. I wanted
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it always. That's a sick color, but for some reason, a lot
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of them came with a magma interior, which is super
13:53
weird because that's like that green. Are you
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familiar with that color? Magma is like it's like a
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greenish brown. It's not good. That sounds like something
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that like you cut like comes out of your. It sounds like
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something that art would seek out. Well, maybe if it was
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on the exterior, but not for my leather. Yeah, like I
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what's the color? It's a green. It's like a brownish
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green. Yeah. I mean, I can I can text it to you
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one of you guys. I mean, people can look it up. It's
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called magma and for some reason, a lot of Bizans
14:22
cars, which is already a polarizing color. It's
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like a metallic copper came with this fucking color and
14:28
that's you would think it would have a black or like a
14:30
gray interior, right? Or even like a tan or something,
14:34
or even like blue, bro. Definitely not. But yeah, I'll
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send you this. I mean, warrants going to throw up a
14:40
little bit in this mouth. So is that is that what
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Isaac says? Is this magma? No, Modena is beautiful.
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It's like that peanut butter. No, his mind is my
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not. It is not beautiful for the record. Okay, I like
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I know. I think you're in the mind. You're both in the
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mind. No way. One of those. Otherwise people would
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seek it out. No way. I just showed I just showed
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I just showed a lay in a picture of this magma.
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Wait, it's like it's just like a light. It's like a
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medium tan or something cardboard brown. It is.
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It has the greenest tinge. Which one? Like
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cardboard. The one that I just said. Yeah, magma.
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It's greenish brownish. It's it's not good.
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Dude, I mean, I'm pretty flexible with weird colors.
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And this one is really not. I don't know. This might
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be what what Isaac's car. I'm sorry, Isaac.
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Your interior is gross over Magma. Yeah, I haven't
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looked at his. I know his seats are pretty ripped up
15:34
and stuff. Yeah, dude, opportunity to confuse
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matters. The new BMW red interior is called magma.
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Oh, okay. Oh, no longer cardinal.
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Yeah, I guess maybe it's a different shade of
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red. It looks a lighter shade of brown. I mean,
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like the other the other red. Oh, yeah, it's a little
15:53
light. It's way lighter. Yeah. The cardinal is cool.
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Yeah. Cardinal sick. My my what do you think of a
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Buffalo Buffalo? I'm down with. I'm not into it.
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I'm down. I kind of like it's like a gray, but
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it wears naturally. It's like it's always it
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never looks like. I know it's always going to be
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always like dingy. Yeah, I could see that. I dig it.
16:13
But it is a high quality. It was popular on like
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or it wasn't but it was like seven series six
16:18
series two. I feel right. Like it was in some M
16:21
fives maybe. Oh, I don't know. Or was it I don't
16:23
I feel like it's earlier. Oh, okay. I always
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are. Yeah, I've seen on like early seven, like
16:29
87 series and six series and stuff like that.
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Maybe maybe. Yeah, I was really frustrated. I
16:35
don't know if it was last week's TST or the
16:37
week before that. One of their listeners asked
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if the E 34 M fives interior is more
16:44
similar to an E 30s or an E 36 is in quality.
16:47
And I was like, and they were like, no, it's
16:49
still kind of shitty. And I'm like, are you fucking
16:51
kidding me? It is like hand built. It is so
16:54
good. Better E 30. Yeah, it's so tight. It's a
16:57
better E 30 like with better materials. It is
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as good as it gets really for BMW. So I just
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don't think they have a lot of exposure
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or they haven't sat in a lot of E 34s, but
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having owned an E 34 and five, I was
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like, I was I was doing what our listeners
17:13
do and throwing their beer cans at the
17:15
stereo, you know, wow. Yeah, you spilled
17:19
your bong water all over it. It was like
17:21
shot. I spat it out, you know, when you
17:23
pushed in and it blew it out of the
17:25
fucking block. And I like that you're
17:27
listening to a podcast on a stereo.
17:29
It's pretty sick. It's in my living room.
17:31
Like, you know, you have your what do
17:33
you call it? The graphic equalizer.
17:35
For sure. It has a very specific term.
17:38
It's not a it's not a what do you
17:40
call it? Not a tower. It's like a
17:42
what do you call that thing with the
17:44
thing that you press in and you can
17:46
hear it click with the little magnet.
17:48
Oh, that's home. It is a tower, right?
17:51
It has a very specific name. What the
17:53
house cabinet? It's a cabinet.
17:55
It's just a stereo cabinet modular
17:57
cabinet. Yeah. Yeah, but it always had
17:59
the glass with the. Yeah, it had the
18:01
magnet release. And you remember what
18:03
it feels like, right? Like little
18:05
God, I love it. Yeah, I would. Yeah,
18:07
that's like a nice little fidget
18:09
thing, right? It is nice. Very nice.
18:11
Speaking of fidgets, we went to
18:13
Michigan. We did. Yeah.
18:15
You were fidgeting around.
18:17
That was all fidgety.
18:19
I think it's our fifth
18:21
time in Detroit. If I did my
18:23
math right, we had our original show
18:25
on the water. Then we came
18:27
back and did Comerica.
18:29
Yep. And then we did two
18:31
heart Plaza shows. Yep.
18:33
And then, well, we did cars at the
18:35
station last year as well. And then
18:37
Radwood was featured at cars at the
18:39
station, which is at Michigan Central Station.
18:41
Finally, I had a chance to check
18:43
out that building. That is like
18:47
building I've ever been in.
18:49
It is so impressive.
18:51
I don't know. I'm trying to think.
18:53
What else would it be? I mean, you
18:55
have to go to Europe to get some
18:57
500 year old like incredibly ornate
18:59
thing, but like this, I know I've
19:01
been to Europe and done that. So I'm
19:03
okay with top five. It would be
19:05
probably number five. I think that's
19:07
yeah. I'm just I'm also liking
19:09
that it must have been
19:11
to go there in the like 40s
19:13
or whenever it was the 20s
19:15
man like Art Deco. I mean in the 20s
19:17
too, right? But it was there
19:19
for so long and it was
19:21
talked about as the Ellis Island
19:23
of the Midwest. So if you were coming
19:25
to America from Europe, you would go to
19:27
Ellis Island and get on a train and you
19:29
would end up at this Detroit train
19:31
station. And it was just this
19:33
massive really ornate
19:35
building that fell into
19:37
this repair for 50 years
19:41
and a bunch of other city
19:43
folks took it upon themselves to
19:45
restore it. It took
19:49
to just get all the water out of
19:51
the basement before they could start
19:55
and a half. Well, that makes our
19:57
bridge project in Santa Cruz not look so bad
20:01
said that if they'd waited maybe another year
20:03
or two, it would have been too far gone
20:05
to restore. And if you
20:07
look at it, if you look at the building
20:09
how it looked 15 years ago, you would
20:11
think that. And I mean, ultimately
20:13
it's this is like blank check, right?
20:15
That's what it took. It's a billion
20:17
dollars to restore this building
20:19
which is I don't know if that's ever been done
20:21
like has any building. I was wondering about that
20:23
too. I mean, what did it cost to rebuild
20:27
Notre Dame in Paris after the fire
20:29
or what did not nowhere
20:33
Yeah, but anyways, it's incredible
20:37
photos, especially the interior, do it zero
20:39
justice. It's so grand. Yeah, it's the
20:41
scale of it all. Yeah, you have to be there.
20:45
guys, I mean, this is a side note
20:47
just when I remember, did you guys watch
20:51
Trey Parker and Matt Stone
20:53
buying that like restaurant,
20:55
the Mexican restaurant in Colorado?
20:57
I haven't seen it. Yeah, something
20:59
it's a mini, it's in a strip
21:01
mall. I've seen, I know a lot
21:03
about it, but I haven't seen it. And it's like a
21:05
theme park, Mexican
21:07
theme park slash, it's
21:09
not really a theme park. It's on a rides, but it has
21:13
show into like a little
21:15
water thing in there. And when you eat your
21:17
Mexican food and it has video games and it's kind of
21:19
the Tonga Room of it's
21:21
like a Mexican Tiki thing, right?
21:23
Yeah. Yes. The reason I bring
21:25
that up is that he started
21:27
in on that project with like
21:29
whatever $15 million budget
21:31
and I think they ended up spending $50 million
21:35
And we're talking at a strip mall
21:37
building in Colorado.
21:39
Like it's not like a cool free
21:41
standing, awesome old
21:43
building or anything. It's an 80's
21:45
strip mall building. My buddy Chris
21:47
and I were talking about going because he's really
21:49
into it. I would want to go. Yeah, let's go.
21:51
It's not that far of a flight. It seems
21:57
yeah, I need to watch that document. So you look at that
21:59
like 50 million or whatever it was. It was like
22:01
40 or 50 million just on that.
22:03
You're like a billion doesn't even seem that bad because
22:05
that building is so grand and
22:07
like amazing materials and stuff. This is a
22:09
shithole. This is like this building
22:11
right here. Dude, well
22:13
they should have they would have probably been
22:15
the thing is that with Michigan
22:19
it's not even, I guess you have the
22:21
materials and the volume,
22:23
but the fact that it was so structurally
22:25
fucked up and they had a completely
22:27
basically rebuild it from the inside out
22:31
Just as he was saying, you had
22:33
water pulled up in the basement
22:35
which affects all the foundation
22:37
and all of the internal
22:41
so all of that had to be reinforced and
22:43
redone and it's insane.
22:47
I'm so happy they did it because it's
22:49
worth even visiting as a
22:51
destination because
22:53
of course you want to, while you're
22:55
in Rome, go to all the Detroit
22:57
ship, but if you're in region
22:59
it's worth exploring. I wanted to do the tour
23:01
but we didn't have a chance to.
23:03
This is a thing that's happening to all
23:05
the manufacturing plants in Detroit too
23:07
is all the rebar is
23:09
rusting and stuff because of water leaks
23:11
and it's rusting from the inside
23:13
and then concrete is just cracking
23:15
and basically the buildings are
23:17
unreparable at that point and
23:19
there are these huge factories and
23:21
they're really cool. They're very monolithic
23:25
from the 40s and whatever 50s
23:27
and stuff. A lot of brick and
23:29
beams and all that stuff.
23:35
Detroit in general is a little wild
23:37
it's just sort of a wild place
23:41
it feels like the cops have sort of
23:43
they've let things go. They're just
23:45
walked away. Almost understandably
23:47
there's only so much they can do and
23:51
light things are falling apart a little bit
23:53
but the city is on like a rebound. There's
23:55
all this like rebirth and
23:57
Detroit's sort of having a little moment.
23:59
The lions are good etc.
24:01
And I've never been to a place that is
24:05
fact of the fact that they've come back
24:07
just everything is Detroit
24:09
power, Detroit pride
24:13
Detroit brewing Detroit
24:17
You need to have that mentality.
24:19
Do you think it's because they were down
24:21
and now they're kind of up?
24:23
It's also very Midwest
24:25
This is more than I've ever seen.
24:27
Yeah, I think it has a lot to do with
24:29
just like any group
24:31
that has gone through like oppression
24:33
or strife or like, you know, it's like a way
24:35
to like it's that solidarity
24:37
right to like get you out of that hole and like
24:39
it's yeah, I felt like Cleveland was
24:41
like that when I was there. I bet Cleveland
24:43
could be like that a lot of that like hole because it was
24:45
a mistake by the lake. It was in turmoil.
24:47
It was like this shitty place and now they're like,
24:49
No, it's good. Like it's good. Like we have
24:51
cool stuff. I think that's sort of similar
24:53
and it's like everyone's wearing a Detroit
24:55
Tigers hat or has a tattoo
24:59
has some Detroit play.
25:01
We are from Santa Cruz like per capita
25:03
like the most Santa Cruz shirts like
25:05
like stuff because we have
25:07
like brands like fashion brands
25:09
that that's a little different
25:11
and the bikes and stuff and surfboards
25:13
and like yeah, it's a whole thing.
25:15
We're not just wearing like generic Santa Cruz.
25:17
This is like a very, very
25:19
prideful of Detroit going on which
25:21
I get it. It's a fun city and we had
25:23
like I felt like this time we were able
25:25
to let loose a little bit more because you
25:27
said last I remember you saying like
25:29
it was like just going off
25:31
like you said there was a Lions game
25:33
and it was like there was a concert
25:35
like a big concert right on the street.
25:37
Rock was playing and there was all this stuff
25:39
and you're like, dude, it was like so much energy
25:41
really take advantage of these summer months
25:43
like we were at the tail end of it
25:45
and it was still beautiful weather
25:47
but it rained like the next two days
25:49
and the leaves are starting to change.
25:51
You could feel like it was sort of a last hurrah
25:53
right like it's the last part of the summer.
25:55
That's very Midwest, right? It is.
25:57
You live in misery to celebrate the
25:59
like good times and when it's good times
26:01
you you're out. You're fucking going hard.
26:03
So Art and I went and got a
26:05
Coney dog which is their famous
26:07
you know the Philly cheese
26:09
dog is basically a chili dog
26:11
but it's got a special type of meat sauce
26:13
it's not like bean chili you'd expect to see
26:19
and that is like the classic
26:21
classic one. We went to like the 100 year old spot
26:23
and it's a good hot dog
26:25
all beef kind of thing
26:27
and it was like it was grilled
26:29
but not too overdone. It was just really good
26:31
I could see eating like five of those things.
26:33
Chopped onions make it though like that's like
26:35
it just makes everything pop.
26:37
I love chopped onions. Yeah.
26:41
feel like that place would be problematic
26:43
for me because I want to eat that. I love
26:45
that so much that that flavor combination.
26:47
I'm really into savory
26:49
shit like I actually
26:51
was for a while there making
26:53
like on a weekly basis
26:55
making chili dogs at home and
26:57
like I'm like yeah my metabolism can't handle this.
26:59
Yeah, that's not really dude.
27:01
Well, I'm having my stomachs
27:03
feeling a little weird right now because I had a tamale
27:05
for breakfast. A little large pocket.
27:07
Tamale ladies stop by here at B
27:09
line nice. This is like
27:11
a known tamale lady or just randomly
27:15
I think. Okay, so she goes around
27:17
all the shop. She's known though.
27:19
She knows what's up. They were piping hot
27:21
and good salsa. Yeah, so I used to
27:23
I mean you throw us the ones
27:25
that don't throw a salsa and
27:29
they're really good. Actually, they're big too
27:31
dude. Give me heartburn after I
27:33
mean I saw Sam feel hungry over here.
27:35
Well, what I was I was going to say after our
27:37
Coney dogs we had some time before dinner.
27:39
This is a pre dinner. Oh, just
27:41
a couple Coney dogs before morning
27:43
real quick before you get into the good dinner.
27:47
am I okay to disparage
27:55
a mistake. We tried it. You know, we went to this one
27:57
bar we like as good drinks, but like
27:59
they had tacos and they had the full gamut. It was
28:01
like, okay, Al pastor. They had carnitas.
28:03
They had the solid all the stuff.
28:05
They had all the stuff. You know, maybe there was a
28:07
chicharron in there. Right, Warren.
28:09
And so, yeah, we tried
28:11
it. It was it was torches level who
28:13
was like that same crap.
28:15
Yeah, try to do and they act like they're so
28:17
good. Oh my god. Were they throwing cheese
28:19
was on that or what? I wish they did
28:21
it would at least you go full
28:23
torches. Yeah, but you know, it's like
28:25
never go full. It's got like the red
28:27
pickled onions on it and stuff. You know, like
28:29
you know, I just want to like a good taco
28:31
street. I know and the tortillas are wrong
28:33
at the end of it. We looked at each
28:35
other and and and yeah, Warren's like, yeah,
28:37
this is pretty much tortillas and I
28:39
said, well, that was
28:41
food. You know, like that was food.
28:45
sustenance. Give it a try. That's a pretty
28:47
disappointing meal. That was when we got
28:49
there. But what I was going to say is after
28:51
Coney Dogs, we went to
28:53
Woodward and downtown
28:55
Detroit is like the end of Woodward,
28:57
which we all know from the Dream Cruise,
28:59
which I think would be a lot of fun.
29:01
It's like car spotting
29:03
nationals and everyone goes out with
29:05
their lawn chairs and barbecues
29:07
and it's a whole scene, right?
29:09
People watching and
29:11
what's cool is that
29:13
I think that culture and that experience
29:15
is just part of being in Detroit
29:17
and like southern Michigan.
29:19
So everybody when it's nice weather
29:23
is on a Friday night, Saturday night, they're
29:25
going to go out and drive Woodward
29:27
in their car. So we found we found some
29:29
seats like a restaurant close. We just
29:31
perched up, watched it go by
29:35
you know, a new Ferrari
29:37
people in those beer
29:39
pedal cars with bachelor parties.
29:41
There's not like no cruising
29:43
signs or anything. No standing
29:45
signs the opposite. There's
29:47
I mean, I saw multiple
29:49
shenanigans right in front
29:51
of a cop and they don't give a shit.
29:53
That's part of the yeah, the cops
29:55
I think have just picked their battles and it's like
29:57
you're not like robbing someone for their car unless
29:59
someone's getting murdered. They're
30:01
probably pretty good murder
30:07
of the station. He needed to move some cars
30:09
through the venue to get it back over
30:11
to Radwood like they've gotten lost
30:13
and for the most part, that's a no-no.
30:15
You don't want cars moving during an event
30:17
with people on site is just part of
30:19
the fire code. So you
30:21
saw the fire inspector and you're like hey, just
30:23
so you just let you know like we're going to move this car. I'm going to walk with it.
30:25
He's like, oh, yeah.
30:29
He's like, I don't give a shit. I'm having a good
30:31
time out here, man. Like what?
30:33
He literally told me that.
30:35
Like whatever, narc.
30:37
He's like, dude, I'm chilling, man.
30:39
I'm checking out these cars like do your
30:41
thing, whatever. Like, I don't care.
30:43
Oh, that's so good.
30:45
Well, he actually and the way that
30:47
he ended it as I was walking away, he's like
30:49
to me, this is work right now.
30:51
Just walking around looking at these cars. So
30:53
I'm stoked, you know, like he was like basically
30:55
just saying like that was he was assigned
30:57
to be there, but he wasn't concerned
30:59
with any of the fucking code stuff.
31:01
He just wanted to check out the car.
31:03
All right, so good. Good times.
31:05
But yeah, so cars at the station, good
31:07
times. Radwood represented.
31:11
Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to do a full
31:13
blown Radwood in Detroit this year, but that was sort of
31:15
like the best thing we could do. And we hope
31:17
to be back. We love Detroit. Super fun.
31:19
Had a good time with the boys over
31:21
at the Anna Moya garage, formerly LBI.
31:27
So a couple of them live in Detroit and then
31:29
Adolfo is out from Philly and we had a great
31:31
time. So they showed us
31:33
good dinner spots and
31:35
a place to get a drink and hang
31:39
private basement night clubs
31:43
basement night clubs and
31:45
what are the private? What's a private?
31:47
You don't want to know, Lane. I don't know.
31:49
It's not safe for podcast consumption.
31:51
I will say, you know, just to contrast
31:53
what we said about the shitty tacos,
31:55
oak and real was phenomenal, like
31:57
top notch food and wine.
31:59
It was, it was like coastal Italian
32:01
of all things in Detroit.
32:03
Yeah, it was killer. Really, really great restaurant.
32:07
Why does it call the Coney dog?
32:09
It's a great question, Lane.
32:11
We were nowhere near Coney Island, New York,
32:13
and some Greek immigrant
32:15
came over and started making this
32:17
thing based on a New York experience.
32:19
I've heard a few different stories.
32:21
Someone can call in and update us,
32:23
but this Lafayette's Coney
32:25
Coney dog Coney Island
32:27
started 100 years ago and then
32:29
they were brothers. They got in a fight.
32:31
The brother opened restaurant next door
32:33
called American Coney Dogs.
32:35
This is in Coney Island.
32:37
No, no, this is in Detroit.
32:39
And so they, this is just like
32:41
the Philly cheesesteak shit. Exactly.
32:43
Like the one across that you go to.
32:45
And one's, one's bare bones.
32:47
One's bare bones. One's all neon
32:49
and like American flags.
32:51
And guess which one had
32:55
The bare bones one? No, American flag.
32:57
Oh, okay. So the bare bones one
32:59
had all the pictures on the wall too.
33:01
It's like Obama's sitting there eating wine
33:03
and all this stuff and very bare bones
33:05
straight to the point. You're actually
33:07
supposed to order it by how many
33:09
you say Obama ruined the place.
33:11
Thanks Obama. He's killing it.
33:13
That's the place. That's full. I know.
33:15
Yeah, he ruined it for you.
33:17
No, it wasn't full, but I could see it being very popular.
33:19
I love it though, like the Formica countertops
33:21
that are super worn out, you know, like
33:23
they're, oh yeah, they're all brown
33:25
like the, the whole, yeah, the
33:27
cop layer. Tina, but Tina, yeah.
33:29
And it's like fluorescent lighting
33:31
probably open 24 hours, you know,
33:33
like I can, you know, I
33:35
can picture so many interesting characters
33:37
in there at 3am. It's like, I was, I was telling
33:39
more and it reminds me of, it's like the
33:41
great equalizer, right? Like it doesn't matter
33:43
how wealthy or how poor you are. Like you're
33:45
buying that everybody hangs out, everybody
33:47
waits in line. And that reminds me of
33:49
like taco stands in Mexico at night in the city.
33:51
Like you have like chicks wearing all
33:53
their Gucci shit sitting on the sidewalk
33:55
eating their tacos and like construction
33:57
worker about to go out on his shift
33:59
at like 5am and it's everybody's been
34:01
out all night. Same deal.
34:05
That's right. I do have a little travel
34:07
story. If you guys don't mind. Okay.
34:09
You know, you'd like a good airport. I love a good
34:11
airport story. Here we go. All right.
34:13
We almost need like a little bingo
34:15
card on this, like no shoulder room
34:19
open or close, whatever you dislike.
34:21
For sure. No shoulder room
34:23
as we all know. They've designed
34:25
planes in the worst way possible
34:27
where they put everyone at shoulder to shoulder.
34:29
Okay. Nice. Bring some up real quick.
34:31
My, my flight out to New York
34:35
Oh, never mind. I had the
34:37
like the upgrade. I had the small
34:39
upgrade. Seating was very
34:41
comfortable. Okay. Where were you
34:43
flying? Good question.
34:45
And I don't have answers for you.
34:47
United. Sure. One of those.
34:49
You don't know what carrier you were on.
34:51
Come on. It was just a plane.
34:53
What? And on the way back.
34:55
Think back. Think back. What are the
34:57
seats look like? What color are the seats?
34:59
Great question. Wow. Are you in drugs?
35:01
Good answers for you.
35:03
And mine grapes are losing it, folks.
35:09
My point is that I saw, I saw
35:11
a bitch and I wasn't even that pissed.
35:13
Whoa. Which is kind of gnarly.
35:17
Yeah. Very gnarly. Yeah. Anyways,
35:19
we're going on. Okay.
35:21
So I had a 1230 flight.
35:23
I had time to go to a diner
35:25
in Taylor, Michigan
35:27
or something, which was exactly as
35:29
expected. Got to the airport a little
35:31
early. All good. Everything's fine.
35:33
I see a storm front moving in
35:35
to the airport by the time I left. Art
35:37
had an earlier flight, so he was already gone.
35:39
Don't think anything of it
35:41
shouldn't affect anything really.
35:45
plane. This is always so fun.
35:47
Everyone loves boarding and playing, right?
35:49
Don't you love it? Especially Warren.
35:51
Warren's a guy. He's like waiting.
35:53
It's great dude. I'm just listening.
35:55
I'm listening to fucking square pusher
35:57
over here just dancing in my own head.
35:59
You know, like I'm not even paying attention to what's happening.
36:01
What boarding group were you? I was eight of nine.
36:05
I have a little status on Delta.
36:09
which is like five out of eight.
36:11
Yeah. It's not great, but it does
36:13
ensure that I actually get to put my bag
36:15
somewhere instead of folks. This is
36:17
a full flight. We have 20 volunteers.
36:19
Yeah. If you're in these boarding groups
36:21
late, you're fucked. We're going to kill you,
36:23
your children, everyone you know,
36:25
unless you give us your bags. And then you get
36:27
on the flight and there's like tons of space.
36:29
Oh yeah. And you see these assholes like
36:31
putting them sideways and yeah.
36:33
They put like a little handbag up there.
36:35
So anyways, board the plane
36:37
and everything went fine.
36:39
Sitting there for half an hour.
36:41
No movement. What is going on?
36:43
I am from the flight deck here folks.
36:45
Just want to give you guys a quick update.
36:47
We're waiting for a crew member
36:49
and we'll give you an update when they,
36:51
when they're arriving.
36:53
They don't go anywhere until this crew member comes.
36:55
So my first thought is
36:57
shouldn't you know if the crew member
36:59
is coming before you put all the people
37:01
on the plane that you're going to fly.
37:03
Well, get another update.
37:05
Hey folks, it looks like that crew member
37:07
is still not here. So we're going to
37:09
ask that you get off the plane
37:13
shit with you, you dumb bitches.
37:19
disembark with all of our baggage
37:21
which is another great
37:25
Meanwhile, I don't know how you guys feel
37:27
about this, but I'm pretty sure
37:29
it should be the death penalty.
37:31
People walking up the aisle
37:33
before it's their turn
37:35
to get off. Oh fuck them.
37:37
And then creating a total cluster fuck
37:39
because the people that they're standing
37:41
now next to can't get out.
37:43
I won't even get up until the people in front
37:45
of me are, you know, like I was your normal
37:49
And then this lady called this dude out.
37:51
No, I'm actually abnormal.
37:53
Oh yeah, yeah. But like, I don't mind
37:55
the get up and stand up is fine,
37:57
but if you're going to move to the
37:59
front of the plane thinking that
38:01
everyone else is like
38:05
What are you even doing?
38:07
I'm the only one wanting to get off
38:09
really quick. Exactly.
38:11
Exactly. No one else wants to get off.
38:13
So this lady called this dude out
38:15
and he said, I'm just trying to get up
38:17
and I'm thinking, where do you think
38:19
she's going to go? Yeah.
38:21
She's going to get off the plane and stand
38:23
at the top of the jet. She'll be right there.
38:25
What do you think is going to happen? We're all going to the same place.
38:27
There's one way to go. We're all going to the same place.
38:29
So that was fun. That's getting off the flight
38:31
that I'm already supposed to be taking off in the air.
38:33
I have to get off the plane.
38:35
Hour 45 delay have to get
38:39
miss this wedding thing
38:41
I was supposed to go to in Portola Valley
38:47
What do you guys think here?
38:49
They cut it so close that they don't know
38:51
if the crew member is going to make it
38:53
and they board the plane regardless
38:55
and then maybe they got delayed
38:57
or they got sick maybe?
38:59
Usually it's flight to flight, right?
39:01
So they'll be coming from another flight.
39:03
Sometimes it's that or they time out
39:05
and they have to get...
39:07
I'm just really confused. Hold on.
39:09
So when the crew member arrived
39:11
you guys all got back on the plane
39:13
that they never show up.
39:15
Hour 45 later we got on the same plane
39:19
And I didn't notice any new crew member.
39:21
Not that I was like taking inventory.
39:23
It sounds like some mechanical thing
39:25
they didn't want to freak people about.
39:27
They wouldn't say that.
39:29
And also mechanical takes forever.
39:31
I had to get a new plane in Seattle. It took four hours.
39:33
Remember we went to a Radwood at one point.
39:35
We had Texas and we had to get off.
39:37
We flew into LA and then we had to get off or something.
39:41
after that we're like, we're not...
39:43
We're only doing direct and we're not flying
39:47
It might have been United dude.
39:49
Cause we had two flights in a row
39:51
that were like shit like that.
39:53
But the one we had to get off, get on a different plane.
39:57
Anyways, it wasn't all said and done.
39:59
Oh, by the way, the weather was not a factor.
40:01
That's what I thought was going to happen.
40:03
I was like, oh shit, we did start raining
40:05
and we took off in the rain.
40:07
I just wanted to give you a little red herring.
40:11
I was watching the weather.
40:13
You can send me down that red herring path for sure.
40:15
Oh, the other piece was
40:19
and there were two nuns
40:21
and like dressed in full habit.
40:23
They're the ones who prayed for the storm to go away.
40:25
So that worked out.
40:27
And then when we got off the plane
40:29
the weather was coming in. It started raining
40:31
and I was like, what if this was like some weird...
40:33
Like if we had taken off
40:35
things might have gone south
40:37
and the nuns being on there
40:39
made this crew member not come
40:41
so we had to get off
40:43
this delay, et cetera, et cetera.
40:45
So that's when you found Jesus.
40:47
And now I'd like to bring you guys along
40:49
to do it so full night.
40:51
I thought you were going to go...
40:53
It was going to be a double whammy.
40:55
It was going to be a double kick in the nuts.
40:57
I got delayed, the crew member
40:59
and then when we wanted to take off
41:01
the storm came and now I'm three hours out
41:05
If this is delayed from weather
41:07
because if there's lightning
41:09
you can't have ground crew around the plane
41:11
so like the guys that are doing all the fueling
41:13
and everything, they have to go
41:15
inside and so if there was
41:17
an issue where they had to like do
41:19
something to the plane before we could take off
41:21
yeah, weather and I was like...
41:23
I started looking around and thinking
41:25
like, should I try to get another flight
41:31
Like Karla Sines and Charles Leclerc.
41:33
That's right. Yeah, they drove from
41:35
Needs or something somewhere.
41:37
After the race last weekend
41:39
they couldn't get their plane so they drove together
41:41
we rented a minivan
41:43
and it was like them driving
41:45
and it's like Charles's worst nightmare
41:47
because Karla's is all happy, got third place
41:51
That's funny. I love that kind of stuff though.
41:55
it all worked out just fine.
41:57
Yeah, that's a long flight
41:59
to four and a half hours.
42:01
It would be annoying.
42:03
Yeah, it's just right
42:05
there. Is it five out there?
42:07
Or is it kind of the same? It's kind of the same.
42:09
Oh, he did say there's going to make up time art
42:11
just so you know. Oh, they threw it out there
42:15
Yeah, nothing. And they gave us snacks
42:17
when we got off the plane. You know, they put a little tray
42:19
a little cone or what?
42:21
And I wish dude and then
42:23
a breath mint as we got off the plane.
42:25
All right. Look at that.
42:27
Where did you guys fly into San Francisco?
42:31
I was in the new wing in San Francisco.
42:33
Same. A lot of complaints about the way
42:35
the restaurant setup is.
42:37
Who's complaining? I was.
42:39
Oh shit. Here we go.
42:41
I should say have this all.
42:43
They have like a Tony's pizza and they have
42:45
like good places, right? Like a coffee,
42:47
whatever Gibraltar coffee
42:49
or equator coffee, right?
42:51
But the way it is, it's like
42:55
with like a condiment
42:59
that's called the island boys.
43:01
That's where you get.
43:03
Yes. That's where you get condiments and stuff,
43:05
which is annoying because it's a little
43:07
it's almost like a galley kitchen.
43:09
You walk through to get that stuff.
43:11
So that's cut any feeds from either side
43:13
of this like half circle
43:17
The annoying thing. So the coffee
43:19
place is on the left side.
43:21
The way the line forms, it makes it
43:23
so you can't even get into the area
43:25
straight. Yeah. Everything is like
43:27
everything is just clumsy about the way
43:29
it was designed. That's horrible.
43:31
And I hate it. And then even the galley
43:33
kitchen thing, you're like going to get
43:35
condiments and you're squeezing down a galley
43:37
rather than being in an open area
43:39
with your milk and your stuff like that.
43:41
You're going into this little weird galley
43:43
and you're like squeezing by people
43:45
and stuff to get it very, very horrible.
43:47
This all like all around
43:51
So I am here to complain.
43:53
Well, I've got no, you're like, there's been
43:55
a lot of complaints and I'm like, who me
43:57
I got all positive.
43:59
I don't know if I'll go around it.
44:01
I like my experience there, but I ate
44:03
in a different zone. So I haven't
44:05
experienced what you're talking about. I mean, it was nice
44:07
being in a new wing. Yeah.
44:09
Pretty nice. And it was very nice after being
44:15
JFK is in the middle of like a
44:17
multi-billion dollar renovation.
44:19
I saw that they were working on it.
44:21
They're E30 updates.
44:27
I got one for you, Art. I brought your steering wheel.
44:29
Your new steering wheel.
44:31
New steering wheel. Fresh as ice.
44:33
It's not fresh as ice, but it's pretty good.
44:35
I'm looking at it. Looks pretty nice.
44:37
Oh, dude, if Lane said it looks pretty good,
44:39
he's a steering wheel master.
44:41
So I'm there because he was blind and I'm like
44:43
eight feet away. That's okay because he was
44:45
saying they was like, I was kind of beat up and all that.
44:47
I'm like, I don't care, dude. I just need to replace
44:49
a Z3 rack and no power steering. That's not good.
44:53
Very excited. It looks good from here and the M
44:55
band is in good. Oh, thank you.
44:57
Nick. And they're usually,
44:59
those are kind of like tattered.
45:01
Yeah. They're all right. Sorry.
45:03
No, they're available now, but I think
45:05
FCP carries them again, which is nice.
45:07
You can get a fresh one if need be,
45:09
but that's I'm fine with what you have,
45:11
what you're providing rather.
45:13
So I say, I got to say,
45:15
Warren is graciously donating
45:17
this steering wheel to the cause
45:19
and he's giving it to me. I offered
45:21
to buy it, but he said, no, it's just sitting there
45:23
collecting dust. So I really appreciate
45:25
it. It's all yours. I was actually looking
45:27
for it. It's just a E30
45:29
sport steering wheel. Right. That's the
45:31
E30 sport steering wheel.
45:33
Otherwise, your option was like the base,
45:35
like the four spoke one.
45:37
And then they had like a thick three spoke
45:39
that's pretty ugly that a lot of convertibles
45:41
got. So yeah, the car is
45:43
everyone knows is at B line motor club
45:45
and I got a major update yesterday.
45:51
as we all know during
45:53
the last rally, there was a
45:55
prop shaft failure. You know, there was an issue
45:57
with that the way it was hooked up
45:59
and the guys at B line have been
46:01
the best about owning
46:03
up to this because it was ultimately a
46:05
little bit of a of a snafu
46:09
that that snafu led to
46:11
a damaged transmission
46:15
you know, Nick again,
46:17
you know, being a stand up guy said, hey dude,
46:19
we warranty our ship for five years in
46:21
50,000 miles and this was our bad. So
46:23
we're giving you a transmission
46:25
replacement as part of this
46:29
they got two transmissions just in case from
46:31
a known good source.
46:33
So that's happening and
46:35
also the drive shaft is being
46:37
lengthened and reinforced because
46:39
you know what we did before didn't work.
46:41
So it was like extended. It was like
46:43
basically like extended
46:45
before something with bolts, right?
46:47
So yeah, spacers and bolts.
46:51
is like a permanent solution.
46:53
So everything's reinforced and it's the correct length
46:55
and all that. So it should be
46:57
perfect for this application
47:01
doing my exhaust as everyone knows the car was
47:03
120 decibels at wide open throttle,
47:09
So it's being like 118
47:11
Yeah, maybe 118, 112, you know, so
47:13
but it looks like we're just going to go old
47:15
school. I mean, I told him like as
47:17
he knows and we've been talking about
47:19
I don't care about the way it sounds out
47:21
the back. I want it to be as quiet as possible. So he's
47:23
going to put a big ass like suitcase chambered
47:25
muffler on the muffler on the back and
47:27
catalytic converter as well.
47:29
So we're going to quiet it down and
47:31
that's happening. But
47:33
the transmissions there,
47:35
the drive shaft should be here in the next
47:43
427 differential that is there
47:47
Pretty aggro. So the
47:49
stock or what's currently in there, I should say
47:51
is a three seventy three LSD, which
47:53
the IS is came with and I'm going
47:59
we're significant blow up said transmission
48:01
so I can blow up that transmission. No, so it
48:03
rev it up. So I looked at the
48:05
calculator and I was originally looking for a 410
48:09
a little more common but
48:11
they're mostly out of
48:15
IS had them, some automatic
48:17
other cars had them, but
48:19
people want a lot of money for those
48:21
when they're in LSD form and that's a clutch
48:23
pack LSD, which is fine. That's
48:25
what's in my current car.
48:29
popped up on eBay at an amazing
48:31
price and it's a Torsen, which is
48:33
a fantastic design. Those actually are
48:35
really robust and that's
48:37
what is a later design. They came in
48:43
and looked at the calculator. Yeah, they came in
48:45
automatics. So automatic
48:47
Z3s with the smaller displacement motor came
48:51
and so automatic with a limited slip
48:53
with a limited slip. Yeah, so I looked at the
48:55
yeah, I guess because it was a sport pack option
48:57
I looked at the calculator
48:59
and you know the top of
49:01
the second at redline because it revs so much
49:03
higher right because the redline on the
49:05
M20 is 6500 RPM and this
49:07
makes peak power between 7500
49:11
I'm in second gear on basically
49:13
right there. It's like 59, 58 miles
49:15
an hour, you know, so it gets me to 60
49:17
and then the most important thing is
49:19
that I kind of messed up on explaining the
49:21
issue I was having before, but it's not the
49:23
spacing between second, third and fourth. It's that
49:25
they're all too tall. So like for
49:27
this particular setup. So by
49:29
making them all shorter like now I'm working within
49:31
that like it's perfect for the mountains
49:33
basically for the type of shit we do, you know
49:37
it's I'm pretty stoked because in theory like theoretical
49:39
top speed in fifth gear with
49:41
with the 427 because it revs so high
49:43
is 155 miles an hour
49:45
and I am never going 155
49:47
miles an hour in this car so yeah
49:49
I'm not worried about it. Of course, there's
49:51
the highway comfort and noise and all that but
49:55
like 4000 RPM, whatever
49:57
I mean like I'm not
49:59
120 decibels. That's
50:03
Are you sure man? Like you go that speed
50:05
all the time. We're going to quiet all the time. No,
50:07
we're going to but it's quiet every time
50:09
you're on the highway you're going
50:11
this is like a car that I only use for
50:13
driving up in the mountains and going on rallies
50:15
every single rally you have to remember
50:17
dude those cars make like
50:19
the when they come on
50:21
like four thousands probably about right.
50:23
It's like equivalent to like
50:25
that is not an M20.
50:27
Yeah, it's like that's like being
50:29
at 3000 in one of those cars. Totally, exactly.
50:31
Yeah, it's like it's not
50:33
but noise is a thing though. Noise is a thing.
50:35
So yeah, that's what I'm saying. We're going to quiet
50:37
it down. We'll see how quiet we can get.
50:39
He said he was thinking of going with
50:41
like a like a quock quocker
50:43
a walker quiet flow like a stainless
50:45
steel like basically just
50:47
it's it's to quiet the shit out of it, right
50:49
which I'm happy with like I'm cool with that
50:51
and I guess I'll lose five horsepower or whatever
50:53
like I don't care like
50:57
just, you know, shutting that thing
50:59
up and I think it'll be way more enjoyable
51:01
but you guys will get to drive it.
51:03
We'll report back on how this whole
51:05
center feels but I'm really excited
51:07
about it though because I feel like
51:09
that lock up is going to be killer
51:11
and you know having that
51:13
gearing is going to be a ton of fun.
51:15
First gear is going to be kind of comical
51:17
because it's like 30 miles an hour
51:19
at 7800 rpm or something which is
51:21
so it's just shifting through I mean
51:23
you'll just get you'll just get through first gear
51:25
I mean yeah or maybe you might even take off
51:27
in a second so that's even like
51:29
a 2002 thing right those cars
51:31
are geared pretty low yeah just kind of get through
51:33
first gear you go like 18
51:35
right or something exactly what
51:37
is the did you fix the
51:39
throttle problem that's going to be
51:41
done as well yeah so they were looking
51:43
at doing the drivetrain shit first so
51:45
that they can get that sorted and then
51:47
tune it because they need to drive it to do that
51:49
and get all the stuff done so gotcha gotcha gotcha
51:51
I also have one more
51:53
plugging in a laptop so yeah
51:55
one more update I am
51:57
going to go with vredestein
52:01
so we're going to reduce the
52:09
225 45 that's on there so a little
52:11
more sidewall it's an
52:13
it's an eight inch wheel it's not really a stretch
52:15
it's like appropriate at 215
52:19
tread pattern that I think looks way better
52:21
on those cars it's appropriate you know it's
52:23
basically like pilot super sport kind of
52:25
looking right is that like the
52:27
80s tread pattern or no no it's not
52:29
any it's it looks like a just
52:31
like a super sport or Conti
52:33
DW like that sort of like just
52:35
what's the tread where 300
52:39
relative to what I'm used to it's
52:43
the thing with this is that
52:45
everyone that I've spoken to that has experienced
52:47
them and you know more
52:49
and striven on them
52:51
camisa took his 190 cause worth
52:53
out on the gunaseca did a full rally
52:55
in in his e30 just recently like
52:59
it seems like the way that they're
53:01
categorized on tire rack is incorrect
53:03
they're a grand touring summer because of the
53:05
maybe low reading and style but
53:07
he said that they're kind of between
53:09
like they're not quite pilots
53:11
of a ps4 s but like a little
53:13
under that maybe closer to like the
53:15
Yokohama equivalent or something like that
53:17
but so plenty of grip
53:21
great in all weather which is awesome
53:23
so um you know I mean not freezing
53:25
but you know that's not we're not driving in snow
53:27
where we're driving in cold weather but
53:29
still within much better than
53:31
the 200 tires that I have on there
53:33
so um so yeah it's a
53:35
I'm excited to try it out this car I'm gonna
53:37
have it on display at the reddestine boot
53:41
Radwood Socal event so this is
53:43
part of that deal closing the loop
53:45
I have this drive shaft
53:49
yeah let's see it I can't wait
53:51
rally and all Radwood
53:53
yeah so it's uh it's exciting I mean
53:55
there and then the I guess the final
53:57
piece of this before we get into questions here
53:59
uh they um there was some
54:01
some dents and stuff that are
54:03
were sorted on my hood and so
54:05
uh I don't think we've talked about it really but
54:07
beeline has a whole other like
54:09
auto body restoration
54:11
and paint like a new paint booth now
54:13
and like that's like a whole other arm of the business
54:15
that they're getting into so I think it was like
54:17
12,000 square feet here now
54:19
12,000 square feet there you go
54:21
so yeah there's a this
54:23
auto body and paint component and
54:25
they poached a pretty solid
54:27
painter he used to work
54:29
at Canapa right as a Kevin yeah
54:31
yeah so he did my hood I
54:33
haven't seen it yet but I'm sure it looks great
54:35
and he would do all like the 959
54:37
projects and stuff yeah pretty
54:41
excited to see it all back together and
54:43
get to ripper but he was pretty
54:45
pretty nervous pretty
54:47
working on the E30 hood
54:49
yeah it was probably super stoked
54:51
kept him up at night you know like
54:53
ah how am I going to get
54:55
those like placing hands
54:57
on his back or what beautiful
54:59
beautiful sculpted hood yeah
55:01
uh no that's you're in good hands it's great he's like we're going to
55:03
shave it we're gonna yeah
55:05
um well I'm excited to see it on the rally
55:07
it's actually what they ended up doing is they just made a
55:09
new one out of Bondo like they just like
55:11
molded it and it's just like
55:13
chicken wire on the inside
55:19
so my car is coming in
55:21
to be line next Monday
55:27
basically I talked about before
55:33
the jazz is 9-11 is here
55:35
right now and then who else's
55:39
oh Justin's Mark's was here too
55:41
Mark's car is coming back here to get rally
55:43
prepped okay is 60 or a 73
55:45
and a half target with a
55:55
oh yeah I saw that uh
55:57
which is gonna be on the rally good luck
56:03
my car is all dialed
56:05
your car is all dialed you need much
56:07
but uh thanks to the folks at beeline
56:11
what other cars here
56:15
I don't know I guess
56:17
I think there's some other car well there's uh
56:19
for the rally why I word on the street is that
56:21
Lotus and lawn that we're aware of
56:23
hit up deer recently and it's gonna
56:25
get some fiberglass work done there
56:29
are they gonna hire you to do that lane
56:31
the fiberglass yeah exactly
56:33
dude the other day I was thinking real quick
56:35
I was thinking that lane has touched
56:41
than anyone oh yeah
56:43
I think you've touched more Ferrari f50
56:45
shift knobs than anyone in the world
56:47
I might have because how many did you restore
56:51
I don't even know probably
56:53
I so they're not all s50
56:57
f50 yeah because a lot of some of them were like
56:59
five nine or I forget
57:01
which car it was like five
57:03
I don't know anyways but
57:11
probably at least like 12 cars
57:13
that's a while no 15 and then
57:17
what I have touched more of definitely is
57:19
Carrera GT shift all the wood ones
57:21
yeah they get damaged
57:23
no so actually no I haven't even
57:27
no we didn't even touch them because
57:29
I would send replacements it was crazy
57:37
to go in Carrera GT
57:39
which is kind of crazy
57:41
when you consider like how many cars there are
57:43
and the fact that we sold that many
57:45
on top of the fact that the wood shift knob is
57:47
so red it's like to the car
57:49
I know but it was like one it was
57:51
in this weird this is like colors right
57:53
this is that era everyone's like the whole
57:55
car is carbon fiber and has this
57:57
stupid wood shift and they're not celebrating
57:59
what Porsche put it in there for
58:03
and then they're like oh it looks out of place
58:05
you know so and they would
58:07
replace it but they luckily we
58:09
didn't ruin the original one
58:15
questions you don't mind
58:17
real quick double us these
58:19
out and then do some trivia
58:23
I just got an ad served from blue blocker
58:25
look at those sunglasses
58:29
I don't understand how they work
58:31
there's some blue blocker sunglasses that
58:33
Warren just showed they're like these two
58:37
cylindric like visors
58:39
oh that's how they go they go that way
58:41
I was thinking they cup around
58:43
your face like with that
58:49
oh shoot I forgot to mention this
58:51
Ben Roget says no questions this week
58:53
just wanted to thank this amazing
58:55
community for the love and support for fill
58:57
last weekend our buddy
59:01
there was a little shindig for in his
59:03
honor he's going through some
59:07
I think this community is rallying around
59:09
him art and I both missed it because we were traveling
59:11
back from Detroit which is sad but
59:13
sounded like a great time it was great we had
59:15
a control spot 456 lighthouse
59:19
he didn't really know what he was in
59:23
I talked to Steven he said it was like basically a surprise
59:25
it was kind of a surprise like he knew it was
59:27
coming to yeah but not the man drove
59:29
on his own and you knew like a few
59:31
people were meeting up or whatever but there
59:35
people there and people came from far away
59:37
and people from far away and people were like
59:39
there we had pizza and beer
59:43
and it was a whole thing dude like
59:47
stoked and I'm glad it didn't turn
59:49
into like a whole like
59:51
wake or anything before someone you know
59:53
when someone's not not dead but yeah it was
59:55
it was actually like a fun it was
59:57
just a fun good time
59:59
right so yeah yeah it was cool
00:01
and like Kevin brought his
00:05
and then people were like
00:07
signing stuff and Eric freeze
00:09
brought like a hundred little ducks
00:13
and those were everywhere it was a good time
00:15
yeah we love you Phil
00:17
if you're listening we love you
00:19
dude well yeah we got to meet up with
00:21
him I wonder if he can make it out to SoCal
00:23
Radwood we should chat with him
00:25
full circle we got it
00:27
I just want to mention real quick sorry
00:29
croc GT4 was our first
00:31
DJ sponsored do you remember
00:33
that at SoCal he sponsored
00:35
the banner and he had a banner and everything
00:37
you came all decked out
00:39
that was our first game was like Tom Petty
00:41
he dressed as Tom Petty
00:47
yep yep yeah that was
00:49
pretty cool very cool
00:51
I think I think he posted a picture of that
00:53
just yesterday maybe
00:55
of him and I can still picture him yeah
00:57
with the wig on everything so good
00:59
so good Bobby read with the car
01:01
says I still have a steering wheel from a
01:03
1977 Trans Am that I got for my
01:05
16th birthday in 1982
01:07
what's the best part you've held
01:09
on to for the longest for a car
01:13
well I just got rid of a steering wheel
01:15
that I was holding on to
01:17
that was one of those
01:19
like maybe someday I'll get another e30
01:21
but you know if I do it will probably
01:23
have a steering wheel yeah I would guess
01:25
and it's collecting dust
01:27
and I'm I feel better about
01:29
getting rid of stuff like that now than I
01:31
used to but you're going to get to drive it again
01:35
be in my hands yeah any parts that you've
01:37
been holding on to I definitely have
01:39
I mean I have bins of parts but
01:43
I have a license plate off
01:45
the first 944 I ever had
01:47
that's cool which was like
01:55
or nine or something
01:57
so I have one license place from that
01:59
and I can't it's like the license plate
02:03
which is kind of interesting that's so
02:05
like but it's cool that it's like a Porsche
02:09
yeah I have a ton of license plates I have
02:11
a stack in my garage and because I always
02:13
remove the fronts and I when I sell my cars
02:15
I just keep them at some point I got to do
02:17
the wall you know but
02:19
yeah we'll get there the
02:21
probably the coolest part that I have
02:23
because I have a bunch of small random
02:25
shit like cigarette lighters and like
02:29
a lot of e30 windows switches and
02:31
things like that but the coolest is
02:33
air compressor that it comes with
02:37
oh yeah I thought you meant like air conditioning
02:39
no compressor for the filling up your
02:49
and I pulled it out and I had it on my
02:51
bench in San Francisco and I sold
02:53
the car to Alex Porter and I told
02:55
him like yo like it's you know grab it
02:57
anytime or let me know if you want me to drop it off
02:59
he's got don't worry about it and then I moved
03:01
and I never gave it back to him I reached out to
03:03
him you know somewhat recently about
03:05
it and he didn't seem to care about it so I still
03:07
have it and I use it I still use it to
03:09
air up my tires I have
03:11
you saw that car and he sold it on
03:13
BAT like six months ago or something
03:15
so I have the original compressor
03:17
to that car if you want it
03:19
owner six hundred dollars
03:23
I don't have a lot of weird stuff I have like a
03:27
it's like a tiny one that
03:29
looks like it never worked though
03:31
mine works but it's so faint like
03:33
you wouldn't really use it anyway
03:35
I have a bunch of weird little things like that
03:37
but yeah nothing that's been
03:41
I've had for a long time something
03:43
yeah sentimental not super long either
03:45
I think I have this
03:47
I think I still have it I don't know where it is
03:53
from a Porsche dealer that I got
03:55
in like nineteen ninety one
03:57
that's pretty cool but that's not from a car
03:59
yeah I got rid of a lot of parts that
04:01
I was holding on to for many
04:03
years when I sold the
04:05
30 so that was a truck load
04:07
literally of parts I went to
04:09
Chris I have a bunch of stuff I need to get rid of
04:15
actually I just remember dude
04:17
I have the oldest thing that I've kept
04:19
since college by the way
04:21
I don't I don't need this maybe it's my turn
04:23
to return the favor here so
04:27
back then and I had talked
04:29
about it before it had I had 320 is for
04:31
cars in it I had the LSD from the need
04:33
21 and I think I told you I got
04:35
all these parts and at the time
04:37
I took the steering wheel
04:39
also off of this car and this was that
04:41
pick and pull so I got the seats
04:43
I got the LSD and the steering wheel
04:45
and I still have the steering wheel so I have
04:47
an e21 320 is steering
04:49
wheel which is a three spoke it's unique
04:51
it looks like a like a BMW
04:53
2002 turbo steering wheel it's that
04:55
like thicker three spoke and
04:57
but it's no good for your e30 no it's a different
04:59
spline and and dude so
05:01
it's been sitting in a bin and I've had it
05:05
shit since probably like 2003
05:09
and it seems like one you want on display
05:11
maybe well that's what I intended
05:13
on doing and it's just sitting in a bin in the garage
05:15
but if somebody really wants it
05:17
I'll pass the the torch
05:19
I'll do the what do you call it karma
05:23
oh you know what I have my I have a 924
05:25
turbo hood still oh no way you still have
05:29
yeah all right if you want to send me that
05:31
steering wheel I'll just put it back on the
05:33
shelf where you're all the dust do you want to
05:35
just straight trade it it's a six steering
05:37
I don't know how much they I don't know how
05:39
valuable they are whatever but it's a cool
05:41
display piece I think I have to do that
05:43
there is one qualifying piece here is that
05:45
it the leather was to beat up so I took
05:47
it off at the time so it's just like the
05:51
you should start with that
05:53
desperately seeking
05:55
Suzuki says I'm in the middle of a
05:57
number of suspension and handling upgrades
05:59
to prepare for the Sierra rally and it
06:01
got me thinking when it comes to performance
06:03
upgrades are you a do it while you're in
06:05
there kind of person or are you a fan of
06:07
one factor at a time
06:09
where do you draw the line
06:11
I think it depends on what it is
06:13
but I'm definitely a fan of while you're
06:15
in there I'm a big fan of while you're
06:17
in there but a lot of times this what can
06:19
I afford what can I afford and time wise
06:21
like if there's some weird part that I need
06:23
to order in the cars and pieces yeah I
06:25
might say I'll do it next time I learned
06:27
that lesson early on with the timing
06:29
belt and no water pump and I'll never
06:33
exactly a lot of while you're at it
06:35
stuff yeah especially if labor
06:39
you know at that point it's almost free
06:41
right if it's covered or very close to it
06:43
like you only have to go a little further
06:47
I'm a big fan of that and I think that goes
06:49
not just performance upgrades but for
06:51
everything really even in life you know
06:53
what I mean like at your house
06:55
maybe you're working on yourself like in
06:57
therapy and you could while you're in
06:59
there might as well pull that skeleton
07:03
here for this other one
07:05
Halloween Halloween's coming where do you
07:07
draw the line though so it's like I
07:09
feel like you know it's really
07:11
financial really more than anything right
07:13
it's time to it's if
07:15
like I said if you're in like your
07:17
example if the car is apart
07:19
you need the car and all of a sudden you're like
07:21
oh I should probably do that bearing
07:23
bearings a week away you're like
07:25
I'm not going to do that right like that's just
07:27
but how important is the bearing also it is it
07:29
about to fail or is it like is it just
07:31
fine but just while you're at it
07:33
just while you're at it
07:35
oh you know Chris Baca's here
07:37
like working on his Acura putting that
07:39
thing together you learn a valuable
07:41
thing which a lot of us
07:43
you learn you never
07:45
you never really apply it you never
07:47
you never learn it really
07:49
you learn it but you never really
07:51
learn it can't teach an old dog
07:53
new tricks that's right and you know
07:57
injectors rebuilt yes and they were
07:59
sent to his house and he goes he's
08:01
got him and he goes sweet my injectors
08:03
are here puts them on a shelf
08:05
you know and puts a box on a shelf
08:07
opens them up when it's time
08:09
his engine is in his car he's like ready
08:11
to do it all three of them
08:13
are like just cracked still cracked
08:15
they didn't replace the little
08:17
ceramic part in the end
08:19
ouch other you're going to say they didn't put the
08:21
cushions or the yeah so they didn't
08:23
replace this the ceramics just like
08:25
totally cracked on it and stuff weird
08:27
but they tested them and it flowed fine
08:29
something's weird unless they got damaged
08:31
and yeah well trans being trans
08:33
other you're going to say he stored them
08:35
incorrectly and you put them on their like
08:37
a little bit of a nozzle down
08:39
if you get anything in there they're basically
08:41
like back to square one so
08:43
but what the other thing is those cushions
08:45
and the o-rings that go on the injectors
08:47
and like where they mount to the head
08:49
that's one of those things you don't
08:51
think about until you're there and you
08:53
really shouldn't reuse the old ones
08:55
and then they're hard to get sometimes
08:57
or like they may not have a full set
08:59
so they'll have like we have three of them
09:01
in stock are like great that's yeah
09:03
super helpful so that's another piece
09:05
of stuff going to return things
09:11
it's trivia time but first
09:17
this Sunday this Sunday Sunday Sunday
09:19
and then we'll be on the Sierra
09:21
Raleigh October 3rd to the 5th
09:23
and then Radwood SoCal
09:25
October 25th and then
09:27
Radwood Austin November 15th
09:29
Art will be at the Peterson
09:31
on this Sunday yeah so swing
09:33
by oh during morning motors
09:37
morning motors yeah by the Peterson
09:41
sports car is going to be there and
09:43
he's gonna have his lightweight on display
09:45
in our booth and we
09:51
no techno violet that'll be with it
09:55
door I forgot the four door E36
09:59
an E24 some other stuff
10:01
you know so check it out
10:05
all right we've all talked about
10:09
we all know about that right
10:11
and we know about Ford
10:15
we know about Metzger
10:21
or I should say who uses
10:25
to describe their family of
10:27
engines one more time
10:36
stream like river stream stream
10:38
sorry can't hear you
10:40
wow that sounds like a Korean also
10:42
I will I will note that
10:46
the worst name for an engine
10:48
EarthDreams is worse but at least Earth
10:50
you're thinking like well they're trying to be
10:52
ecologically friendly I mean
10:54
it's no iron Duke but SkyActive SkyActive
10:59
EarthDreams SkyActive is
11:01
fine but also why it's kind of like
11:03
what do you act yeah
11:05
what does Sky have to do with it are we back to smog
11:09
it's actively considering the sky man
11:13
smog talk conversation talk
11:17
I think it sounds Korean to me for some
11:19
it's like it's got to be
11:37
Hyundai I knew it it had to be Korean
11:39
it's just it sounds like something
11:41
how did you guess that
11:43
I don't know just based on the Korean language
11:45
and like also just the shit that they named
11:47
their stuff before I don't know it just felt right
11:51
not something that I've heard of recently
11:53
with the Honda or Toyota lineup
12:03
the only reason I know this
12:05
is we were at cars at the station
12:09
and they had ride and drive
12:11
set up for a bunch of manufacturers
12:13
Hyundai being one of them and the engine
12:15
was the hood was open
12:17
and there was this horrible plastic engine cover
12:19
that said SmartStream G
12:25
either way it's a Hyundai product
12:27
there was Genesis there
12:29
and Warren felt he fainted
12:31
twice I had to hold him up
12:33
when he saw the prices for these vehicles
12:37
what like 70 grand or something
12:39
dude they've got a new sedan
12:41
I don't know what it is it's a Genesis G90
12:45
and it's supposed to be like a five
12:47
series competitor maybe S-class
12:51
for a freaking Genesis
12:59
I think I was telling Warren
13:01
they're doing the whole premium product pricing thing
13:05
necessarily tuned in with vehicles
13:07
and you're looking to buy an SUV
13:09
and you're cross shopping
13:11
Mercedes, Porsche, Audi
13:13
and there's this Genesis product
13:17
to everything that you want
13:19
and if it's priced too cheaply
13:21
then it's a status thing
13:25
it's still 20% less than the BMW
13:31
when you're looking at it up close
13:37
it just is hard to believe
13:39
but look at the new BMW
13:41
I don't like those either
13:43
Genesis is at BMW level
13:45
and Mercedes is kind of questionable
13:49
definitely not Porsche, interior or even Audi
13:51
but I'd say it's like
13:55
but yeah that's the world
13:57
the other one is 90 SUV
13:59
whatever Genesis SUV was
14:03
and it just is hard to believe
14:05
a lot of piano black plastic
14:07
it's the world we live in
14:11
you have to like get in tune
14:13
with the pricing dude
14:15
well I also think there is something
14:17
what art was saying where
14:19
like this golf course locally to
14:23
is a very very nice golf course
14:25
Ocean Views, Alistair Mackenzie designed
14:31
and they were kind of just
14:33
bumbling along and then they
14:35
raised their prices I think
14:37
either tripled them and they sold out
14:41
throughout these cheap ones thinking that it can't possibly be nice
14:45
maybe that's kind of what's going on
14:47
dude the price point definitely is something like
14:49
you don't want to be in that weird middle ground too
14:51
the middle ground is the worst place to be in
14:53
but then like a value shopper you're thinking
14:55
you're getting a value with these brands
14:57
and I guess maybe you are because they're more packed with stuff
14:59
that you get on the other
15:01
I mean you still are getting it
15:03
like pound for pound you're getting a lot for your dollar
15:05
right it's kind of like a new Corvette
15:07
they're expensive but it's not
15:09
you get a lot for your
15:11
compared to Porsche
15:13
and then you also get a smart stream G
15:15
I mean you get that too
15:21
when we do like a free event
15:25
when we don't have sign ups for an event
15:27
you know you get so many people
15:29
when you have them pay $5
15:31
to sign up for an event
15:33
they all end up coming
15:35
they have skin in the game
15:37
and they end up wanting to be part of it
15:39
and it's like oh it's going to sell out
15:41
and if it's just free and anyone can go
15:43
we've been talking a lot about that
15:45
and this is like the Radwood stuff too
15:47
when we started it was like
15:49
we can't do this thing for free
15:55
GV80 so this is like
15:59
supposedly Porsche Cayenne
16:01
so they start at 59
16:03
for like the base model
16:05
and all the way up to
16:07
85 grand for the prestige trim
16:11
sorry the X5 starts at 62
16:13
so it's like 6 grand more
16:15
and of course the Cayenne starts at
16:17
significantly more at 30 grand
16:21
it's still the cheapest in the segment
16:23
but not by a ton compared to BMW
16:25
in particular I mean and this is not
16:27
looking at Lexus or anything else
16:29
so yeah it's there's still some value
16:31
there but I feel like comparing
16:33
the base Genesis GV80 with a base
16:35
X5 I think you're going to get a lot
16:37
more shit in a GV80
16:41
it's like the Nissan
16:43
Proposition back in the day
16:45
they would be kind of loaded
16:47
and then the Toyota you'd have to add things
16:49
that's how they got you
16:51
so anyways $102,000
16:53
gets you a Genesis sedan
16:55
I wonder if they'll sell for that
16:57
it's hard to wrap your head around
17:01
it's also hard to wrap your head around
17:03
going to the great place
17:05
that's also a weird market
17:07
for a family of four
17:09
it's a weird market too
17:11
because the SUV buyer
17:15
stereotypically is going to be
17:19
it's going to be a family hauler
17:21
and there's a lot more there
17:23
where folks for the most part are not
17:25
super clued in on to what's hot
17:27
except for whatever
17:29
it's more perception based
17:33
when you're going to S-Class level
17:35
if you want an S-Class you're getting an S-Class
17:37
and I feel like as an exact
17:39
that's what you're going to get
17:41
so it's kind of a weird place to try to compete
17:43
it doesn't make sense
17:47
you just want the most content
17:49
or bang for your buck
17:51
and that's a car that you don't care
17:53
what engine it has either
17:55
everything is going to propel itself fine
17:57
that's like why we wanted to tell you
17:59
it had all this stuff and it was
18:03
it was affordable for everything you got
18:09
alright that's podcast thanks for joining us
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we'll see you next time