Season 2 Episode 2: Winds of change!

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M hm hm. What's up,
guys and gals. We are here for

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episode two of season two for Bulldog
Uncensored. I'm yours the Bulldog as usual,

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and today I'm gonna do something a
little different, kind of working on

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reformating the show a little bit for
the sake of creating more consistent content for

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you guys. So I've decided to
bring on my best friend, mister Jim

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Kern as co host prominently for both
Not Uncensored. So let's uh, let's

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bring Jim on here, Rady and
gentlemen, Big Jim, jesus quite an

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intro, quite an intro, No
proud to be journey on the podcast,

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and looking forward to a bullshit we
can conjure up with. Yeah, no

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kidding. Let's see. Well,
I'll catch you guys up on the last

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couple of months. I know there's
been a little bit of a gap in

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between the last two episodes, but
previously we had Page Turco on from Teenage

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Mutant, Ninja, Turtles and all
kinds of other show was long in order,

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Thank you very much. I enjoyed
that very much. Page keeps in

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touch on occasion now, which is
nice, but I really enjoyed sitting down

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talking with her and kind of you
know, diving head first and in nostalgia.

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So if there was ever a good
nostalgia dip, it was definitely turtles

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Hell for many many people. Definitely. So yeah, we've been just kind

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of brainstorming the last few weeks and
trying to figure out the best way to

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fill in. I know you guys
are enjoying the interviews of the last season

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and since then, but we figured
we'd find a couple of new ways to

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put more episodes out so we'll get
a little bit more consistent. Truly,

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we've actually come up with some pretty
good stuff. Yeah. So, and

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we're going to introduce a couple of
new features of the show. We now

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have the wheel their Topics wheel that
we've brought over from our other show.

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So, yeah, Jim and I
met in well when I was in college

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at the Mount through a couple of
mutual friends. You know, you want

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to tell the listeners about our first
escapades again, Jesus Christ that that was

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a very unique night where our paths
crossed in the universe said let them be

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best friends. Yeah, so you
were in college at the time. I

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think I just had a job.
I was working at a local appliance place

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and a mutual friend of Josh and
I, Churchy, Jen was having a

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bit of like a Saint Patti's Day
party, so I figured, what the

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hell, yeah, and I invited
my buddy Max and we drove on up

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there, and literally, as I'm
walking up the steps to Jen's apartment,

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outrolls this small guy in a wheelchair. I'm like, the fuck is you

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weren't quite expecting that as you walk
up to someone's party. And then you

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know, Jen introduced us together,
and oh yeah, I don't shot the

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ship for yeah, god, maybe
what fifteen twenty minutes before we wandered back

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in there. Yeah, pretty much, and the rest is history. But

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I'll still tell you about it.
It was. It was a pretty crazy

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night. Yeah, we both got
pretty shit out. Yeah, I think

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you and I were the ones that
drank everyone on the table with me,

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especially like I don't normally drink like
that. But it was just a damn

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good night of your own personal le
Yeah. I think I did make that

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comment on that point after I downed
an Irish car bomb and I followed suiting

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or too far along after that.
Oh yeah, just between you and I

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are shooting the ship for pretty much
the entire night, sitting near each other

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and just getting to know one another, drinking, having a great time with

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everyone that was there, pushing you
in the middle of all the ladies dancing.

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Yeah, that was. I was
newly single at the time, so

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that worked out pretty good. And
then I remember him at one point like,

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oh, yeah, I can play
guitar, you know, I'm in

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a band, and like the fuck
you are whatever, dude, Like everyone

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says there they can play guitar,
but there happened to be another guitar there,

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and there he is laying on the
couch just shredding. I'm like,

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oh fuck, oh shit, man, okay, cool, cool, respect.

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You know, I take back what
I was thinking. But yeah,

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that was. That was just one
one wild night. Yeah there was the

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beginning of many wild nights since.
But uh yeah, you know. I'd

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go on to hire Jim as my
personal bodyguard and driver for whatever musical performances

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I had going on at the time
in the band and whatnot, and then

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speed Demon Promotions. Eventually we started
booking local shows and put on some concerts

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and he helped me out a lot
with that, and even those those were

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pretty at least every time that we
got together for something like that, there

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was always something going on. They
could be look at a drama, never

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literally never ever ever a dull moment, But that's rock and roll for you.

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And especially being into business, we
got to see first hand out crazy

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things canna be, you know,
just being a couple of young college kids.

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I don't think I don't one of
us realized, Okay, what a

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kid you get. No, I
mean we had a thought certainly about what

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it could be, but just dealing
with everything that kind of got thrown at

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us or happened around us. So
it's definitely unique, nique unique life experiences

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for us, for sure, absolutely, but I would not trade any of

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it for the world. Like it's
been over ten years that we've been friends

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now, and it's it's been quite
a journey. I'm sure there's given you

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a couple of stories we're gonna throw
at you very soon. I'll make your

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head spin or go what the fuck? Yeah, there's a lot of that

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when it comes to me, and
I think it just will give you guys

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a cheers to actually getting me,
get to know me on a personal level

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more so then in the past.
Any new listeners that might be coming along.

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I do plan to move things over
to TikTok and YouTube and the near

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future, but construction and money always
go hand in hand firsthand, so it's

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going to be at least another six
months before we can do that. But

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we're working on building a home base
and a studio and all kinds of fun

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stuff with that so big thing coming
down the pipeline. So so yeah,

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we're hoping to do some new things, and we've discussed a few topics.

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Jim, do you still have that
list on you? I do, And

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this is the one that we agreed
upon, which I think is going to

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be pretty fun overall, just for
you and I searching this shooting the ship

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excuse me? Uh so obviously the
one we're doing right now is just kind

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of how we met and some of
the stories that kind of go along with

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the ship show. That is,
eventually we're doing like a general sort of

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nerd discussion, like what makes us
nerdy? Like you and I like,

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yeah, what are our likes and
interests and call the you know, the

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stupid shooting between Yeah, pretty much
music, I mean obviously that's kind of

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what we were super into. That
kind of brought us a bit more together

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was a year in a band.
I love listening to music, and I

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was good at being a big,
bad security guard. So we want to

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talk about like the current state of
music and our influences and favorites and stuff

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like that. So that'll be a
pretty interesting one. And then we've got

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a couple others TV and film discussion. We want to do, like a

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top five, like what's our top
five favorite movies? Tell each other,

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we're gonna make the list, and
we're just gonna riff right off of it

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as we talk. And then eventually
again another big thing that's part of our

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lives to the video games, first
person shooters and video game discussion about stuff

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that's coming out, and definitely the
nostalgic games that we know and love and

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often look back on, and a
couple of other pretty interesting ones coming down

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the line, so we'll keep those
a secret for now. Yeah, that's

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what we're looking for at the moment. And don't worry, folks, there'll

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be plenty of one on one,
maybe even two on one interviews at some

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point down the line coming on.
So if anybody has any suggestion to people

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that you would like to see on
the show. Feel free to email us,

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help us a line, find me
on Facebook whichever. I'm not that

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difficult to get a hold of,
So you're just difficult. Yeah, see

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the stuff fun starting already is oh
man. But yeah, I mean,

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you know, like I said earlier, I really enjoyed the last episode that

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we did. I had a great
time talking with Page Turco, and you

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know, having conversations that were very
like personal to her as far as her

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experience being on set of Nija Turtles
too, and you know how vastly different

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her career ended up. That was
her first film, yep, and what

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an iconic scenario to step in.
Hell. Yeah, I mean I believe

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she had said to me that,
you know, she had been doing some

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like plays and stuff like that over
the years, but you know, this

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was her first actual film role,
and you know, everything just kind of

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shot off like a rocket from there, and she's just sewed down to Earth

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and she definitely seemed like it.
Yeah, Like I watched that episode a

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couple of times just to kind of
really absorb like what she was talking about,

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her feelings and just her overall kind
of vibe, and yeah, she

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seems like a super down to earth
person, very talented person. Yeah,

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no, she's one of many talents, and you know, she's still plugging

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away. She loves doing conventions and
stuff. I know there's a lot of

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quote unquote celebrities that do those,
but not everybody enjoys them so much.

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But she kind of compared it to
a family reunion most of the time,

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and I thought that was kind of
cool. Yeah. I know, I've

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actually done quite a few conventions where
I've met a lot of celebrities and you

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could tell even the celebrities that you
don't talk to you like, they're just

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there, yeah, there and kind
of really get in just to make face

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and make a little extra money.
But there were definitely many others that were

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genuinely happy to be there to interact
with their fans and hear the tremendous impact

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that this particular actor of actresses had
on their lives. I was just reading

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an article yesterday a young woman that
went and met Matthew Lillard, who you

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know, obviously did the Scooby movies
and all kinds of stuff like that.

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She had well in the article that
told the story where her younger sister was

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super into the Scooby Doo movies and
she had recently passed away suddenly and all

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she asked her Matthew was to give
her a dad hug. And ever since

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then, I guess they've kept in
touch and just an incredible story. Really.

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Yeah, he's just an incredible human
being period. Often I see on

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you know, the socials of him
really interacting with with the fans, especially

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you know, little children who are
super into Scooby Doo and his you know,

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other softer roles. Yeah. Yeah, he's just a fantastic guy.

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I think probably my favorite comedy role
that he had was in thirteen Ghosts.

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Yeah, he actually did really good. He fit in that role pretty well.

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And that was the first movie that
I saw that was kind of really

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started to get me into like the
horror. Yeah, sort of slasher sort

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of thing, like I'd watched some
classics before, but I was never truly

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into it until I got a bit
older. And even though it's a B

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list movie, I kind of hold
in high regard because I'd like to enjoyed

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it, oh for sure. Before
we continue, this week's episode is brought

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to you by Woody's Barbershop, Main
Street, Sterling Mass. Go to our

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sponsor section for more details. Yeah, no, Liarday is incredible as a

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person, and you know, it
makes me more compelled to go to conventions

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now obviously, like I'm finally at
the point where I can afford to For

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all, they definitely are expensive,
and the whole experience of just going to

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a convention, especially if there's artists, celebrities or whatever that you are looking

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forward to, even if you don't
go to their booth and get a signature

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or talk to them for a couple
of minutes, just kind of the anticipation

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in seeing these other people there is. It's quite unique something that I certainly

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enjoy when I go to conventions.
I mean, I could recal many stories

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about some of the interactions I've had. But what about you, like,

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outside of your podcast stuff this Bulldog
Uncensored, have you ever really been a

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celebrity that was just super down to
earth and chill and really you know,

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fun to be around. Oh,
honestly, like I've I've been a handful

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most of them from the wrestling business
in a lifelong fan and you know,

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now technically a wrestling journalist occasional way, if you want to be technical about

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it. So I really never had
any bad experiences with anybody in that realm.

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But yeah, I think one of
my favorite's when I was a kid,

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I met and Shake the Snake Roberts
and the Godwins in Human's hospital.

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I was in intensive care after a
routine surgery and they happened to be doing

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a house show at the Center and
Worcester and he came walking in and of

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course I'm like seven or eight years
old at this point, and it was

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like the worst and best parts of
my life at once collided. Like it

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was just it was such a mind
fuck for me at that age because at

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that point I had never even been
to a lot of show. Yet.

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I didn't end up actually able to
go to a lot of show until late

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Nice Haven, I think it was
thereabouts. But you know, Drake was

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going through a lot of stuff at
the time. I was unaware of substance

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abuse and all that. But you
wouldn't own it. It's a lot of

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wrestlers. Yeah, it's an ongoing
problem, you know, but we'll get

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we'll get into more wrestling talking down
the road, for sure. So I

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myself have two actors that I really
had a wonderful positive experience with, as

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you know, Josh I'm a huge
peaking the brain fan, Like I love

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a lot of the older you know, the eighties early nineties cartoons that just

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kind of defined everything else is as
time went on that stuff. Rob Holson

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and Maurice LaMarsh were at this particular
convention I went to, and unfortunately Rob

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wasn't there the first day, but
he was there the second day, and

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I had a wonderful interaction with Maurice. But I just remember with Rob Paulson

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and I'm standing in line waiting for
him. There's like five maybe seven people

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ahead of me, and I'm with
my buddy THEO, who was the one

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that took me to the convention,
and we're just waiting and waiting was having

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a conversation. All of a sudden, like three or four feet behind us

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here nerv the fuck and we look
around and there's Rob and he struck up

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a conversation with us. He was
literally talking with us for like a good

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ten to fifteen minutes. And he
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earth person who is one hundred percent
appreciative of all of his fans, and

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he's just a good guy, good, great energy person to be around.

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Had a wonderful wonderful chat, but
I happened to look over at the on

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the Lion and we were getting death
claires. Yeah it's like, hey,

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I couldn't exactly help that, you
know. He yeah, he started out

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the conversation like, you know,
to be rude. Yeah, exactly.

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So you know, we waited another
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that the rest of people in front
of us can go get their thing.

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And I got a lovely autograph and
again another five or ten minute conversation with

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him. I just he really is
one of those people that it's overall an

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amazing person and fun to be around, even if you are a complete stranger

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to him. Yeah. And uh
my second one, same convention across the

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the Celebrity Alley as they call it, Yeah, Wallace Sean, which is

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sin Setti and probably just fucked up
the name. But Princess Brian Inconfeevable Oh

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yeah yeah yeah. So I mean
everyone's seen him in that obviously, but

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I know him more for Star Trek
Deep Space nine. He was the Farrangi

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Grand nagas Zech and I'm a huge
Star Trek fan and I remember, you

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know, being homesick when I was
young with my watching TV with my father

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and Star Trek, you know,
Deep Space nine don't come on there doing

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reruns. And I remember hearing,
you know, Wallace Shawn's distinctive way,

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you know, that's sort of deal. I'm like, oh my god,

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he's fucking hilarious. FARRANGI like,
it just totally fits him very well.

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So when I went up to the
booth, you have a bunch of different

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photos that you can choose to have
him anograph and whatnot, and I chose

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grand Nagas zech in his Deep Space
nine and it's very chill, super down

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to earth and very appreciative of being
there because I guess that particular weekend was

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also the Princess Bride like reunion,
wow, extra things, so you know,

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carry always yeah, Chris Sarandon,
you know, and a couple of

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other people. I don't remember if
Robin Wright was there, but I don't

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obviously, well Sean and whatnot,
and we're talking and I said, oh,

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yeah, I know, I absolutely
dropped dead loved you, as grand

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Nagas said, He's like, you
know, not a lot of people talk

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about that nowadays. You know,
there's very few people like diehard fans that

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really talk about deep Spaceline and whatnot, like, Oh, it was one

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of my favorites. Yeah, we
chatted for a couple of minutes about that,

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and he said, you know,
speaking a star trek, the big

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man Bill Shatner's here this week,
and I said, oh, yeah,

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after I talk with you and get
in line for his autograph, I'm sorry

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a picture ye with him. And
he goes, man, what is he

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like? Eighty five almost ninety?
He does, I don't know how the

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guy does it, and I said
it must have been all the green women.

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And he did a belly laughing,
just a hard, hard belly laugh,

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which made everyone around us, even
the next celebrity over this, all

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of us just stop dead for like
a good five seconds. What the fuck

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you just made Wallace laugh? And
see I can say that I made Wallace

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Shawn belly laugh. And then that
particular week and two they're also doing the

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Back to the Future cast reunion thing, which that was a pretty fun and

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interesting experience which i'll yeah references and
Jim's a huge so much so I have

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a freaking Dolorean tattoo in my arm. It's very impressive. Shout out to

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the artist Bill OLIVERA had needle therapy
and ware. I'd love to get him.

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I'm a sponsored ship list to some
point. That'd be fun. Yeah.

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So, I mean, you know, I haven't met too many like

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Hollywood types per se, you know, outside of pro wrestling, but most

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recently it's actually right after I got
engaged, my wife and I went to

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a Ring of Honor show and they
had some guys from Japan that were doing

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like a crossover event, and you
know, they don't really come over the

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States very much, so it was
cool getting to interact with some of those

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guys like Naito and a couple other
guys in New Japans. But I remember

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saying you had an absode blast that
night. Yeah, yeah, totally,

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and shout out to the young bucks
men and Nick. They were uber is

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super cool, you know, talking
and taking a picture with me and we

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fot the ship for like five or
ten minutes. So that that was probably

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one of the best interactions I've had
with any celebrity really. Yeah. Yeah,

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Like I mentioned before, I've had
a good chunk of interactions, mostly

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good, a couple of them bad. But you know, I've never really

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kind of done local celebrities so to
speak. It's more of been like the

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higher end celebrities, the more popular
ones. I guess you could say,

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yeah. I think the closest I've
had to like other celebrities was like and

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where they used to have like a
pro baseball game where they got famous like

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footballers, baseball players and one other
sport together to do like a charity event,

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and they it was actually pretty fun, like it was a good day.

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And uh oh basketball basketball players there
too. I still have that shirt

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that has all the signatures. Don't
remember who they are. Yeah, last,

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actually talking about baseball. The only
interaction I've really had with any sports

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teams or anything was I went to
the Boston Red Songs in nineteen ninety four,

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back when Mo Vaughn and Andre Dallison
were still playing. I met Mike

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Greenwell to nearing Andre mo Lo and
Roder Clemens guy in the fight in the

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locker room over me because Clemens had
a stick of his ass that morning,

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didn't want to go autograph or talked
to some cripple kid, and he pushed

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fucking Clements into the lockers. I
guess I didn't see it, but you

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definitely heard it. Yeah, definitely
heard it. H My, what speeding

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surgeon at the time was Bill Morgan, who surgically repaired Kirk Schilling's ankle in

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the I think it was the first
most recent world series that they won.

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So yeah, he's taken care of
me pretty much most of my younger years

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anyway, and I hope to have
him on the show at some point to

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shout out to Boom Morgan again.
So that was kind of cool having a

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little bit of insight and interaction,
and you know, I was pretty well

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in communication with Bill at the time, so like I kind of knew what

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was going on with the showing thing
before I even think the news did,

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So that was kind of fun.
So yeah, I mean, you know

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it's there are people too. I
mean, we can get into all kinds

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of conspiracies about celebrities in Hollywood,
but that'll be for another episode. I

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can drum up a few. Oh
yeah, totally. So how about another

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fun story of you and I.
Well, it's funny talking about Princess Briane

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because when you look at me next
to Jim, it's like andre and Wallace

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in the same picture. That's how
much of a height difference you get in

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between the two of us. Now, folks, I have three foot three,

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one hundred and three pounds. Okay, you heard it here first.

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Jim is six' four, a
lot more than both of three fifty.

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So you know, when when people
see us out, we definitely get a

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couple of heads turning on occasion.
I've witnessed it a few times, like

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a twins thing from Danny Vito and
Arnold Swartz and there, you know exactly,

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it's very much the same. But
one of the few times that Jim

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and I had gone up partying with
you know, again the same group of

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college girls that we ran with at
the time, I had to take a

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leak and we had been drinking and
well, you gotta preface this a little

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bit. Well yeah, yeah,
okay, yeah, which is an older

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house and they have a beautiful pool. This is a serious place. Yeah,

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but there was no handicap access between
the driveway and the pool, so

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I had to basically carry here from
the driveway to the top of the deck

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with the pool was. And we
were just you know, shooting the ship,

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having a great time. We were
we were ship faced. I will

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admit we had a plan to drink
and but uh, you can go ahead

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with the rest of the Yeah,
So Jim picks me up and we're heading

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over to put me back in my
manual chair to get to the border body,

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and he looks at me without missing
a beat and just say, probably

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want a cracker. And I'm already
three feets to the wind. And I

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don't think I'd ever laughed that hard. Yeah, you were laughing so hard.

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I actually had to hold you tighter. Yeah, exactly. He was

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losing grip on me. He's crying
out loud. But everyone was like,

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what the fuck is so funny?
And a couple of people did hear it?

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Yeah? And then when I finally
you know, we'll get you there

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and you wheel yourself in and I
told everyone what just happened. They all

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died. Oh yeah, So that's
another classic moment between two of us.

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Oh man, So yeah, you
can imagine all the crazy shit we've gotten

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into over the years, like naturally
too, Like we were looking for a

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shit to happen. Shit happened to
us, right, I can remember.

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I want to say it was probably
like twenty twelve. We were playing a

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show in Worcester with Toyler Man Flight
that was that was a great night,

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and some idiot I thought it was
a bright idea to try to mug our

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big gin tell them how that went. That that was fucking weird and hilarious

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all at the same time. So
you know, I'm doing Roady for the

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Josh and the show, doing up
for power Men five thousand, which was

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an epic night, by the way. It was all around just a great

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show, intimate venue to hear one
of our all time favorites from the early

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two thousands. Anyway, I definitely
a highlight in my career. But we'll

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get to that later. So I
started get a little bit hungry and thirsty,

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and I didn't want to pay stuff
at the bar, you know,

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I'll I just walked down around the
corner to the seven eleven. We were

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at Timmedy Hall by the way,
so literally right around the corner, like

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a good three minute walk was just
a seven to eleven. So I go

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there, grab a snack and something
and drink, and I'm walking back.

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Now bear in mind, I'm in
like my buff kind of looking security shirt

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and hat and like the way I
was dressed, like you know that I

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was working. It wasn't just some
bum or some guy walking through us there.

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It was like a there for a
job. Yeah, all of a

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sudden, I'm like three corners of
the way back. All of a sudden,

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I hear the rushing footsteps come up
from behind me, and I felt

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someone like just start to put their
hand in my back pocket where my wallet

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was, and without thinking, this
was just instinctual, without thinking, I

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whipped around with my fist and nailed
the guy right between the eyes. I

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didn't him like super hard, but
it was enough to like, you know,

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get the fuck away from me.
And you just hear him scream like

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a little girl and he ran like
I didn't even get a good look at

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him. It was just some white
guy with some baggy clothing trying to make

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a quick score. And uh,
I remember my hand killed after that,

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just because of the way that I
hit him. And I come back to

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the bar to you guys, I'm
like, you're not gonna fucking believe this.

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Yeah, we were all like,
is he dead? Like you have

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to take into account forks that Jim's
hand are like small French bulldogs attached to

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logs. Okay, like how this
boy lived the tailtial was beyond me.

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But yeah, we're even having the
audacity, but just welcome the Wollstone.

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Yeah, fucking hey man, I
almost forgot about that night. Yeah,

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that was crazy though. That was
one of my favorite Waggy stories. The

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look on your face was pretty priceless. Yeah, Like, it takes a

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lot to shock me because I've seen
him done at all. But yeah,

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the look of shock and amazement.
Yeah, like I was confused, uh,

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impressed and aroused maybe a little bit
in a weird way. I don't

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know. I don't know if I
go that far, but it definitely it

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was one of those things that were
like, fuck, I wish I was

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there to see it kind of thing. But that that was such a kick

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ass night. We were all riding
high that night. Oh yeah. Even

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even the the biker game, the
local Worcester chapter had a fun night too,

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if I remember correctly, didn't They
beat the ship out of one of

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their prospects that was hitting you know, we don't Kiss and Tell, and

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then the book Motorcycle World, but
very true. But it was interesting.

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Yeah, that was a very interesting
event. Yeah. Now, at the

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time, I wouldn't say they were
a personal security but they were all friends

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of mine before I got patched in
my own club at the time. But

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we'll get the motorcycle life at another
point. Yeah. So, I mean

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we've had all kinds of crazy,
you know, tourst stories. I think

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one of the few stories that I
don't think cannill even remember the night that

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we played Ralphs in the Western.
I remember that night. That was Widow

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Sunday, right, yep, yep. So now, mind you folks at

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this venue. As much as I
love Ralves, no disrespect, it's not

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handy yet accessible, and there's two
ginormous flights of stairs before I can even

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get to the stage. Yep,
I remember that all too well, having

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to to bring you up. Basically, it was my uncle big Gym and

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every buddy John Lamonda fucking carrying me
up these flights of stairs. Like King

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Cutt, you had a big ship. You didn't grow on your face,

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don't you love to me? I
mean it was the perfect time for that

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sort of thing, because you know, maybe you looked like King shit,

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But that that night was wild.
We had a very good set. We

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had. We did a couple of
covers that we normally didn't do, and

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I can remember I had been obviously
having a few beers and at the time

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I had a cup holder that I
had bought from like one of those beer

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belt things you get at the party
store, and so I while I was

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playing, I had just stuck the
beer bottle. It was about halfway gone

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into the cup holder, but it
was like attached to me like a gun

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holster. It was like on my
hip in my chair while I played.

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And we go to leave at the
end of the night, and you know,

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I say my goodvice to everybody.
Now, mind you, the beer

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is still in my belt. As
they're carrying me down the stairs and through

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the lobby and out the front door. I didn't realize the beer was in

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my belt still until my uncle and
I are halfway down to ninety. Now,

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the kicker of this story is he
had to stop quick and one of

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the straps on the manual let go. Now I've got this half full beer

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in my hand, and essentially I
fall sideways into the back seat. I

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did not spill the beer. Good
Man, good man. But the whole

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time I'm thinking, well, fuck, he's gonna pull over and get me

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back up. The cops are gonna
show up. He's gonna spill the beer,

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which he did trying to put me
back together, and they're gonna think

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of open container and we're all going
to jail tonight. That was the first

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thing that fucking ran through my mind
and got to love him. Check I

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miss you. But you know,
it's uh, it was a crazy experience

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among several others that will get to
it at a later date, but the

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way that Chuck would tell that story, it was such a unique Yeah,

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Yeah, with a typical Chuck humor
kind of thrown into it. Yeah.

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My my uncle was like bald uncle
Buck. He just you know, lived

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for the moment every time. But
unfortunately since passed. But we have a

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lot of fun memories of touring locally
and whatnot. And I'm sure there's more

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to come, my hope, down
the line. Yeah. So, aside

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from trying to get the studio built
for not only the podcast, but whatever

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or other musical endeavors I might get
involved with in the near future here now

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that the weather is better, you
know, like I said, we're dabbling,

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trying to maybe start some new projects. SAT and Steel hopes to get

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in motion as well. Yeah,
so I mean, you know, I

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get a lot of irons and fire. I've also been working. I'm on

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a little side project of my own, non music related taking my first attempt.

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I'm not sure where it can read, but I'm taking cracket writing my

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first novel. A lot of people
have been on me about doing a biography

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autobiography at some point that is still
yet become because I know I've got way

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more more career left to worry about, indeed, But for now, I'm

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taking a swing and doing some fiction
crime novel with a little bit of mystery

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and Da Vinci Code type of stuff
thrown into the mix. So I've got

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about ten chapters pretty much well laid
out and still filling in a couple of

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gaps, and you know, it's
an adventure in itself. Ideally i'd like

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to turn it into a graphic novel, but got to start somewhere. So

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I think my initial game plan is
to publish it through Amazon at a later

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date to be announced. So I'll
be making an official announcement when that happens,

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but we're probably still at least three
or four months out before that happened.

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So I will say this because I
haven't told you yet, Josh,

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but I did read the draft that
you gave me. I'm very impressed,

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very impressed, and I'm I definitely
cannot wait to see the final product.

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There's a lot of elements in there
that I kind of recognized and other elements

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that I definitely appreciated because there was
a huge nod to things that you and

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I both love. So I'm I
definitely want to see the whole thing.

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I'll buy a day one sort of
deal for sure. I've luckily everybody that

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I've spoken to or share it.
It's rough drafts with et cetera. You

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know, the overall concept has been
very well received. You know. It's

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It's something I've considered for a while
and just had to find the right inspiration

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and definitely be following up with more
information on that in the coming months.

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So to wrap up for episode two, Season two, again sponsored by Woody's

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slash sponsors for more details. Well, Jim, I think we're off to

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a good start, Deppell. We
get a lot of stuff coming down the

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line, and I hope you guys
are looking forward to it as much as

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we are. And we will catch
you next week and